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The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1907-02-01
TUESDAY IiDINGS.

j. T.. Taylor OF York was in Norlolk
yesterday.
John stephens of Stanton was in the
city yesterday.
f. w, Lubeey of Harrington was in
the city yesterday
George Brooks of Bazile Mills is in
the city today.
j. c. Engclman of Wakefield was in
Norfolk yesterday,
William Herber of Humphrey was In
the city yesterday,
William House of Wayne was in
Norfolk yesterday.
Mrs. Frank Klug of Stanton was in
the city on Tuesday,
James Nj. Ray of Central City is in
Norfolk on business.
Geo. c. Stevenson was a city visitor
from Madison yesterday,
Trad and Eddie Reeves were over
from Madison yesterday
J. c. Multmger was a Norfolk visitor
yesterday from Seward
Guy A. Stone aud f. w KUN of
Plainylew are i'm the city.
Carl Pilgor went TO Puger ON the
morning train ON business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il, l.. Godsall of Chad
ron are visiting in the city,
N. Z. Jeppeson came down from
Plaiuview Tuesday morning,
A. Il. Remember of Plainyiow was in
Norfolk on business yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs Vet Lewis of Meadow
Grove were Norfolk visitors yesterday.
O. H. Swinglcy, assistant tax com.
missioner of the u. p. railroad, is in
the city.
S Nj. Rosenthal left on the morning
train for few days trip in Omaha on
business.
Mrs. c. ID. Jenkins and son Fred
were Norfolk visitors from Madison
yesterday.
Ralph Sutliff left at noon for Ha-
warden, where he will go into business
with his father.
Miss Birdie Boarden returned from
Pilger yesterday, where she spent Sun
day with her parents.
Miss Grace Krasne has arrived in
the city from Pierce for visit at the
home of S. Nj. Rosenthal.
Chas. Godell, Spencer's station
agent, his wife and daughter, have
gone to Los Angeles, to be gone about
eight weeks on recuperation and
sight seeing trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. f, Il. Woods are here
from Fremont. Mr.. Woods will take
run out of here.
Mrs. Charles Miller and three chill
dren of Council Bluffs, Iowa, who has
been visiting with her father anC
mother Mr., and Mrs. julius Salzwedle
returned home yesterday.
Fred Peters, who has been in Column
bus working, is home on visit will
his parents.
number of the business colleg'
boys and some of the young folks o
the Baptist church were royalty enter
tanned by Misses Ida and Eta Har
nerd, at their home Friday evening
The evening was spent in games
Lunch was served and all had a yer
enjoyable time.
Miss Essie Hurd is quite sick.
Swtchman Christopher Hendritl
while switching in the yards Friday
hurt his knee and has been laying OF
since as a result.
Miss Nora Burnett is quite sic
again.
Walter Krake left for Sioux Cit
yesterday morning.
Engineer Hamp Nelson went to Lei
anon. No. this morning where he own
a farm.
Train No was one hour late thi
morning on account of the engin
breaking a rod strap at Atkinson.
Engineer Billy Ross of Chadron
here on a visit with friends.
H. Bateman, who has been quite sic
with paralysis, is able to be around,
Martin Young is back to work agai
after a week of Illness
Otto Rankin, who was scalded
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1907-02-01
ATcHlsoN GLOBE SIGHTS.

When man is prominent in a num-
Der of lodges, he has to attend so
many special functions of the different
orders that he doesn't look natural
without a strip of ribbon pinned on
his coat
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1907-02-01
The Spencer Band.

Spencer, Neb., Jan. ga band of
fifteen pieces, made up of as many of
our young men who are unsteady i'm
cined, is progressing finely under the
instruction of F.. j. Sedlacek. Their
first public appearance will be on Feb
ruary at the school entertainment
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1907-02-01
SPORTS
Hunting "Eckie" With Warrant.

Chicago, Jan, 2S.-These tailors are
so annoying A good tailor can be a
friend indeed when you are in hurry
to get your clothes, and if he only
stays away and doesn't bother you
once the clothes are delivered, until
you are good and ready-then he is a
prince. But, on the other hand, if he
is commercial not to say venal
enough to ask for his money before
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1907-02-01

An htchison girl of twenty is in love
with young man of twenty The girl
was talking with the young mans
mother the other day and said: 81
understand Horace better than you
do" You can easily imagine that the
mother was very indignant.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1907-02-01
AFTER BOARD Of HEALTH.
SENATOR RoorE DUG INTO THEIR
SALARIES.
HE FINDS THEY COST MONEY
Have Been Receiving as High as 81 300
Per Annum and II is Proposed to
Cut Them Fifty Per Cent-House
Opposes PoIygamy.

Lincoln, Jan. 30. 49, Special to The
News: A concurrent resolution OPP
posing polygamy and asking federal
legislation was received from Gov.
Cummings of Iowa and read in the
house this morning. 1t will be passed.
Senator Rotoe this morning dug
into" the salaries of the members of
the. state board of health. They have
been receiving as high as $1,000 and
the lowest salaries are $1,000 per an
mum. The committee will recommend
a 80 per cent cut.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1907-02-01

PLANT near vineyard; reside near
a town" and place your want ads.
where other experienced want adver-
Users place theirs.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1907-02-01

Northern Nebraska Is covered with
a light coating of snow today, ranging
from four inches to one inch in depth.
The temperature over northern Nc
braska ranges from eight degrees be-
There is no drifting of snow, trains
are running on schedule time and with.
out the aid of snowplows.
At Chadron the temperature Tues
day morning dropped to eight degrees
below zero and ran up at Fremont to
folk the minimum was four degrees
above zero Here in Norfolk the snow
fall amounted altogether to 2:25 inch,
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1907-02-01
Warmer Weather Coming.

The intense cold at Chadron was
caused by an area of high pressure and
fair skies which dropped down from
The north. The warmer weather at
Fremont and in the southern part of
the state was caused by the approach
of an area of low pressure from the
southwest. This low pressure area
was a storm out in the Death Valley
desert Monday and is coming this way
1t brings rain or snow and rising tenn
perature. That it was approaching
Norfolk was shown Tuesday morning
by the direction of the wind, which
blew from the high pressure into the
low pressure, going from northeast to
southwest.
Spencer, Neb, Jan. 29.-Special to
The News: Sunday and Monday about
six inches of snow have fallen and is
still coming down The sleighing
which was recently spoiled by the thaw
has now been patched up and sleigh
bells will begin jingling again.
West Point, Neb., Jan. 29-Special
to The News: The snow, which be-
gan falling Sunday at intervals
throughout the day, now covers about
three inches on the level This is the
! first touch of real, old fashioned win
ter weather occurring this season i'm
| this section of the state. The wealth.
or is mild, no wind, and the snow lays
as il falls.
Ainsworth, Neb, Jan % Special
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The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1907-02-01
SNOW OVER THIS SECTION
FOUR INCHES AT FREMONT, ONE
AT CHADRoN.
EIGHT BELOW ZERO AT CHADRoN

Twenty Degrees Above Zero at Ere
mont -- Norfolk Has Four Degrees
Above-Warmer Weather, With Rain
or Snow, Coming From Southwest.
From Tuesdays Dallyl
Forecast. Snow and warmer to-
night Wednesday rain or snow and
warmer.
Temperature range: s below zero
at Chadron; 20 above zero at Ere
mont; 1 above zero at Norfolk.
Snowfall range: inches at Ere.
mont; 1 inch at Chadron "a inches
at Norfolk.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1907-02-01

There are bargains in today's ads.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1907-02-01

Try news want ad for results.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-18
PASSENGERS IN PANIC.
Accident on Miniature Railway ut Co.
ney Isiano Occurred IN Tunnel.

New York. July l1.-Filled ~.,h Is
pleasure Nrehi:is PASSENGERS "A Ca.
train on tae "Grea; Divide. "D:eam-
land attractions uf Cvn"y Island.
lef. the track Monday night wh..t
shooting az ga speed around a curve
ia dark ;urn.l under the SIAN
mountains. All were badly snahen
up. and the majority Of tnen were
bruised an! sustained sprains.
The cause OF the accident, which
vas one of the most serious At Coney
Island in several years. Is not known,
On q curve. in one Of tle darkest
places on the miniature mountain rail-
way route. the car left the track.
pitching against the wall Of the tua-
mel. Most Of the pleasure seekers
we're thrown out and many hurt. Fol-
lowing the accident was a play Of the
electrical current from the third RAJ:
that threw the panic-str!cken pAsseo-
gers into widest fright.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-18

pa Gp2d-!'l. IN u R-i- A.m.:a
Ca: par +. D;JJI:.'h, commas, !Ac. .,
tae New i).n Livy yard. Admiral
Goodr!ch arrived At ne hos2.ta. with
his vile JUS; oA:ore his son Il-i. A..
ter hurried TRIP from Brooklyn
The causA Of the acc!i.n' Nas tse
falling OF 1 spark whicI probably
vas blown from one OF The Georgia )
smoke s.tcn.. VI Das OF powder
whicl ,oaIec va. carving T. gun
IN the after super.mposed turret.
The powder burst into flames and
enveioped the 81 met wno were penn
ed Ia the stee. cage.
The ba:t.esnip suffered comparative
~ little damage from the explosion.
and resumed target practice under or
ders from the navy department.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-18
Russian General and I've Other
Persons Blown TO Pieces.
SON OF GENERAL IS INJURED
Gen sral Was hickman ed the wild
Beast" and II 10 SAID A,s Cruelty
Brought on h.1, the Enmiey OF ERE
Revout onises.

A!exAnitopo,. Rus.il. Ja!y y -
General A!rnh.1on. toner y,Tecacr
general o. THIS. Mat1re G.e,,f .
" .fe II Geac-i! G,ieoI1. ana Il
c1acaman whp MAS driving their ca
riage. were b'nwn y pieces D.!
bombs tACyH:. =: thA.r .1rHe! .aHe a;
2:jJ JciJcS Tue ,1ay mining.
\ sGu Ut Gene"4l Al a" IL. an! a
tavsAte~ o! Genera! l.. 6, )G sui ned
ser.oG, injuries.
Tat pa:'. VI, re'u-a,ls 70 IT, res
.a.acs c! Geu Al AZ; n.cJn tr.r n
cub. Tle bJH.4 were auC.ei l.. Be-
bou'oa sweet.
Gele-.l A,.Gla.gS W. E!cEnaTnd
the wiz! beast" by l." (auta:'an
members Q. t.e over : use 81 par
Lament. Wno cftan rr:r'rei u hi'
cruelty Ia the kutaiS i.>'rtt. wac re
he led nun Der Of pu. I'VE expen H.
tons 70 stamp out d,.rriers. HI'
rigorous M. .od. 10 tAi- end o-ouyl'
down on him the enm,.r Of tie revo-
lutiou.,,s. General A.Ehaaon was
seriously ln!U'el y! o'ho a. va
lam May last year. THIS bona
was thrown Just as ne was about To
take a train for Ttnis. Its explosion
seriously wounded. In addition to the
general a member OF his stan and
several Cossacks. The remainder OF
the Cossacks fred into the crowd.
killing many persons. and then the!
burned 70 the ground the building:
into which the people had ned.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-18
CANNOT evAoe THE LAW.
No ovsrerowdins 81 Excursion YES
sells viii d Allowed.

New York. July 1.-THE federal
government Is determined that there
shall he no overcrowding OF excur-
sion and other like craft running out
OF New York harbor and no repeti-
ton Of the General Slocum horror.
General James 9. Clarks0n, sur
veyor Of the port, says that steam
boat men might as we'll understand
now As later. that they cannot evade
the law. AMI that Its provisions As to
passenger trafic will be carried out
10 the letter.
A large force OF customs oficers
Inspected every excursion boat In the
harbor on Sunday with the result that
Is passenger-carrytng boats were put
out OF commission. and tied up At
tneir piers for disobeytng the law.
1t was found that some Of the mas .
tiers did not even have licenses.
Moreover. hundreds Of persons we're
obliged 90 disem bark from vessels be-
cause the vessels were overcrowded
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-18
HELD UP FRelohr TRAIN.
Kansas Bandits XIII One Man and
Fatally Wound Another.

Caerry Vale. Rams. July H.
Two robbers held up a st. Louis and
San Francisco freight train Ave miles
east OF Caer-y Vale early Tuesday.
shot and Killed o. J. Brown. and So
riously wounded Otis Taylor. harvest
hands.
The victims were beating their way
nome to western Kansas after having
worked in the wheat Geld district In
the southern part OF the state. Taey
resisted the efforts Of the roadsmen to
rob them OF their earnings.
Brown was shot and died almost In
stautly. Taylor was wounded twice
one bul!e, striking aim In the LETT
shoulder and the second in the stom :
ach. Taylor was brought to the hos
p,tal here. He Is In q serious con =
dition. but may recover.
The robbers escaped. A posed mas
started In pursuit.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-18
s,~ Mills viii d Shut Down

Atlantic Beach, Fla. July ICY
a vote OF g to Z the Georgia F1oeida
Cav Nil! association decided to shut
down ali saw mills owned or operat-
ed BY members Of the association Tor
one month. beginning August /. THIS
Action was taken on account OF low
nr,ces OF lumber. the mill men claim
inr that the high prices paid BY them
for timber lands and the prices re-
ceixed for their output causes them 70
onerate at a loss. They viii endeav-
Ar n secure similar action by all other
yellow pine lumber associations IN tue
southeast.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-18
VICE PRESIDENT STRANDED.
Mr.. FairhAnks Wss lsft at Lonely
Railroad station IN oro1oW.

Railroad station IN OroDo0.
Portland. Ore. July l7.-Fof sev-
erAl hours Monday Vice President
seated ON . baggage truck
the workmea Of the rail-
roads section at Goble. Ore, a way
siding. forty miles south OF Port
land. where. through misunder-
standing. he was left on the train
to await the arrival Of . reception
Mr.. Fairbanks recognized an ord
Acquaintance In the section foreman
who asked the vice president to his
house for breakfast. II WAS nearly
noon when Mr.. FairbaAks arrived II
Astoria. He was rendered IN enthu-
siastic reception aud during his stay
there visited the United States cruis-
er Charleston.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-18
accident ON WARSA|P
~ Work Deae o. the Battle
1 ship Georgia.
anEN KILLED AND ~ HUR1
.,..i.c Occurred in One Of the Tur.
- and the Victims Were Horribly
...A and Manned from the Ter.
s,n,s Conclusion.

s,.,ou. Mass. July l7.-With
~ Of her officers and crex dead
~ fourteen p.aers dying or sutfer-
nom terrible burns received In az
aoston u pow der In the after SUI
tr!,e:. the Oa:.csA..
s,rsda steane! slowly up Boston
80. from tie target practice
uads IL cape Cod bay. late Mon
aad .a.;r.. the lead ana injure:
- At IN, Caar.estown navy yard.
4 vnh tie 4yr.vA! Of the Georgia.
- beclmc known the de.a:.s OF
-, mos; terrible naval catastrophe
- has ever taken place along the
- Of New ElEland.
scci.cn; occurred shortly be-
- noon. WI. TIE GeOrg!a's crew
- 1t large. practice Oh Province
-. In Cape Goa bay. In some
nser. as yet uaexp.atne d. two bags
novder beCan. igni;ed. and III the
saAc na-h tna' followed the entire
net ereX. consisting Of three ON
- and eighteen men. were en-
nDed In fire. AMI received horrible
wss, one c.iiCer and Ave men dying
0Dss toe shi? reached port.
bar other men received minor in
80, whose names were not given
y. and VAC were not taken Oh the
-.
VAeu the smoke OF the burning
uoer had cleared away the ship
- Of tap unfortunate men rushed
ohsir assistance. and the suffer-
sailors were lifted out Of the IRE
1keaed turret. and we're quickly
vsyed to the ships hospital. wheri
- burns were dressed BY the sur.
-.
DslAo snd Dead Terribly Burned.
- the living and tne dead were
- to be terribly burned. Three
- men we're burned beyond rec
1l3sa. Their eyes we're buSped
~ faces. bodies. arms and legs
Asasd.
- after the men had been placed
0Ar cots. In the ward. II was
- that Lieutenant Goodrich. Pair.
- and Thomas had but short
- live. Six doctors and atten-
- watched constantly at the bed
q Lieutenant Goodrich. who waa
~ alive.
vesal incidents were told OF the
1ess and heroism Of some Of the
3sst after the explosion.
1olain Charlton was the arst o.
b reaca the turret. The FRS
y foun! vas Midshipman Cruise
Ms terribly injured. He wou!c
Nov the chaplain to do anything
NJ. but said:
1A ne alone I'm all right. Looi
y those other fellows"
osM. Sacrifice Shown.
- or two other cases. also
II With the same spirit OF self
49,.
seen As The last Of the dead hac
Seooved from the ship. prepare
we're made for sailing. Wore
- received from Washington
= the snip back to the targe
- aad the Georgia resumed tar
SR1cttce. The Georgia sailed
q SOC O'Clock for the practice
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-18
CAUSE OF ACCIDENT.
"sm ceorsia's smoksstaek 70.
nited Powder.

July L.. OF the thirteen
OF tnose injured on the bat
Veorsia Monday. three are be-
- have but smaN chances Of
Tae injured are at the
mates naya. hospital At Chel-
kae Georgia arrived here she
- coTp.vs Of six Of her crew
NED from their burns on the
TIE target grounds to the
sAd NoaHay nisnt two more
to the.r injuries.
0cse vAS Lieutenant Cas-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-18
CEO2CIA LEGISLATURE.
Prohibition o. No ProhibitioW Chief
Question 0SforO Assembly.

Veohtotti0N Or No Vt0Uo0su00 VolO
Question ssfov Assembly.
Atlanta July l7.-Wtta the gal
le.ies crowded with women aud the
door OF the house filled vita men.
the house temperance committee re-
sumed It's meeting Monday Afternoon
and listened for three hours to arSu-
meuts both TOR and against the prohi.
b.tlon bill.
It Is generally conceded that the
COMMITTEES will report the bill favor
ably - tae aouse. but 1t has beea
rumorei that those who oppose the
bill will hil.ouster On the noor Of the
house in order to prevent It's imne1i-
ate passage.
A feature OF the discussion VAS the
statement OF Reuben Arnold taat The
passage OF the prohibition bill would
seriously cripple the Hoks Smith a..
minis,ratton. as It would begin the
new year with . dedcit OF three.
quarters Of 4 millioa dollars.
Fe9ssty esvors JvO ls~.
D. G. Fogarty. Of Augusta. vas
first Introduced to the committee.
and suggested ~ . fair solutioa 70 the
present problem that a anti-jug lav
be enacted and enforced. He co...
tended that ta.s enactment w0ald pro-
tect the dry counties and voul4 not
injure the wes counties. watch q Dot
desire prohibition.
There 10 talk Of IN ameadmeat %
make the bill 90 into effect Jaauary
l. 1909. instead ol January
/. 1905. as provided In tas Hardnan
bill. II such an amendmeat 70 add.
ed to the bill It would Be necessary
to provide FOR the state tar On liquor
dealers next year.
The law which vas repealed II 1854.
placing a penalty upon telegraph coo.
pan:es for falling to deliver Any Soet
Of message received BY easm prompt.
ly, vas recommended for favorable
passage by the general judiciary co0-
m:ttee.
The measure OF Mr.. Flanders. Of
John son. which sought 70 place O
. continuous mileage basis. In - mr.
AZ freish: rates are concerned. al
roads In the state under oss manage.
ment. or roads practically Owned by
the same parties. Was argued before
the railroad committee. aad Gnally
reported to the house vita the recon
meniatiou that II do not pass.
Ani.Psss 0ai0.
The supporters OF the Joe HUI Hall
anti pass bill. which was rseo0oesd-
| ed. by substitute, By the co00ittes
on railroads last week. woa Q viceoey
when the committee reeoasiderea II
action.
The bill which vas Introduced b
Mr.. Alexander Of DslIalb. sseliAg b
have the ,aw governing arbitratioo,
amended 20 that the ooopsrollsr -.
era. might 90 outside 0s the railroal
commission to secure Q representative
| Tor the state on such boards has ~
ceived An unfavorabls report fFo0 tn
committee on ways and mean. 4
which It vas referred.
The house fouad time 70 hear I
number Of new bills read Tor The ers
time. Chief amoaS these vas tha'
BY Mr.. Payton. OF Worth. seeking u
have the general assembly 0oet b.
| snnia!,y instead Of annually. - tn
| case now 10.
A number Of local and ssnsrai billa
! we're passed by the house. lnc3uoiAl
| severa! resolutions for the Dayns0t q
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-18
ouida Said To - 0yiMa .

London. July l7.-Accordtns to tAs
Milan correspondent OF the Tribune.
Mrs. Louise de Ia Rance (Ouida). the
novelist. who has recently been living
IN poverty In Italy. II dying at Aas-
sarosa. Toe correspoaAest states
that she has refused medical aid aa1
viu not see vistt0Ss.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-18
CLERKS CARELESS WORK.
Girl 0esved 20 vsars Instead OF ~
Month"; In ponitentiaey.

Montgomery. Ala. July l1.-6e-
cause Of q mistake Of q clerk VINO
wrote years" instead OF months
Rhena Rivers. q cir! ot Houston coun-
~. almost served out 20 years for
4 twenty. months sentence 1T the Al
ALBANIA mines. Sac died just before
the term vas up.
The clerk in making out the papers
changed months to years. and the
mistake was only recently discovered.
A bin vas Tuesday introduced TO
nav the mother OF the Cir! lor the
overtime served.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-18
~..&,x e,rs In Artkansss.

Conway. Ark, July l7.-Ff ~
..s,,ovs,s two blocks Of business bulls
~, At p,ummervtIle. Ark. iaeieo
inr the postomce. Loss es.' -
a 600: insurance sSese Aa1.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-18

New York. July l7.-After bsAng
In tue employ Of the United states
uainterruptedly for atty years. Jas.
Delaney. said to Be the oldest letter
carrier In the country. retirss from
the service. Acting Postmaster
Moran has sent Delaney . congrstu-
latory retter for his spIeodid record
and faithful service. Delaney. thssSh
~ II q y~ars old, r. hals 9ao heosty.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-18

Hopkinsv!lle. Ky. .. July 17.-Nevs
has reached here tha4 . oo00 Of ~
tween thirty asd forty Ha02 rs1ers
visited the farm Of ]. A. 0araese l..
In Trisg county. Saturday ct MD.
pigAt, arsd . Aumbsr a shots q a.
house and took Mr.. BsrAsl6 into III
woods, where. Il 70 rsports1. 10 ~
roughly handled. BaroeSd 70 stroos
anti association maa. and eAs 49,
warned to Join or suRer ths ooess-
suences. Some time ago his tos4e-
GO was taken from The barns Ane
thrown into q poaA a water.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-18

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sslty sssss ever . - 80 -
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-18
DASHED IM10aEEPEn.
Fsta Aocilsat = Co., - !
NrthWog)n9u - q
one KILLED, SEVERAL q

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oesa Aflss. "A
KAasss CITY. July 11.-Cl1oa
0ssat Wsstssa .Dasssa0ee tsa1n Z b
Z rsa Into end Aaa6aos1 - 1ps
P1ll0aa a 0asianopoa pap1go0U - e
-. sseh sostA1esa1. g Dee1nl, kse 4
70 miles sesth q xaaaas 00 -
1N. $3.50 $3.50
1sits Ulr.si. q nssAGeese. r. ysxaI
travsllsg sAlssalas ~ q ooo 80 d
0aAufaseesy. Was - no1oR lo RI
that - died ssvasol he1Gp -. =
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