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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-09-14
EARLE'S NEIGHB0RS
H0RSEWHIP HIM
Artist Sent Wife Away That He
Might Wed Another.
CLAIMS SOUL AFFINITY
Outraged Friends Meet the Artist
On His Return Home-Over-
turn His Carriage, Drag Him
in the Mud and Lash Him
With Horsewhip.

MONROE. -. Y-Special-when
Ferdinand i. Earle. the artist. reached
Monroe last night. after having ship
ped hts wife and child 20 Europe In
order that ne might marry his Souls
afiinity:" he fen into the arms OF a
mob The mob. composed exclusively
OF Earie's neighbors and former
friends. dragged him from his car
Tiage. which they overturned. trailed
him In the mud. lashed him with tho
horse whip. and had not the Mayor OF
the village and Chief OF Police recalled
them TO their senses, rope would
doubtless have been used
violent downpour OF rain fell
throughout the half hour that the
wife sacrificing artist was at the mer-
cy OF the mob. and frequent flashes Of
lightning and crashes or thunder lent
gurther Heterogeneous 10 the sensa-
1onal scene.
Earle's own indiscretion was largely
responsible for the outburst OF public
feeling. Declining 90 heed the evil
donce OF growing Indignation at his
fragrant disregard Of the convention
alities. he came back 90 his home after
consummating the first part OF hts
plan. and even IN the face OF the mutt
tering crowd that greeted him when
he stepped from the train ne cynical
y sought 90 justify his conduct
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-09-14
SAFEST FOR SAVING.
UNVEIL MONUMENT
TO M KINLEY AT BUFFALO

BUFFALO. y. Special-Today.
which IS Mckinley day the hand
some monument erected 20 the mem
DRY OF the President who was assas-
sinated i'm this city viii be dedicated
with solemn and impressive ceremo-
MES. The presence OF Governor
charles T.. Hughes. the two visiting
Canadian regiments two battalions OF
the Twelfth United States Infantry
and the Sixty and Seventy-fourth
regiments. Fourth Brigade. National
Guard, and number OF distinguished
guests and speakers will lend a dig
nifty 70 the ceremonies. which VIII
make the day q memorable one. The
monument viii be unveiled by Mrs
Truman G. avery and viii then be
presented 10 New York State by Chair
man r. H. Butler. Governor Hughes
will accept the monument on behalf
or the state. The Right Rev. Charles
II. Cotton VII say the benedicticn.
SAFEST FOR SAVINGS.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-09-14

GLASS GETS
FIVE YEARS IN PEN

SAN FRANCISCO. Special
Louis Glass. vlce-p president OF the Pa
cine states Telephone and telegraph
Company. was sentenced yesterday boy
Judge LaWler 70 serve five years iu
SAN Quentin prison FOR hribing Mayor
Schmitz. Abe Eucf and the supervise
ors. CLASS was convicted llst week
10y jury who only spent "a few min
utts ia discussing the case. and reach
cl verdict ou the first ballot Delmas,
Glass counsel. obtained stay of thir-
ty days 90 carry the case 20 the Court
OF Appeals.
Glass is now at the county jau
where Schmitz has spent several
months. but though they know each
other Wen. the two prisoners refuse
20 speak Untn Glass arrival Schmitz
had enjoyed many privileges. but
Glass is liberal with his dips. ana all
OF the attaches. from the sheriff down.
now ignore Schmitz and give Glass
all the faVOrs
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-09-14
CHANDLER TO EDIT
SCHOOL BULLETIN
New Journal is 20 be Devoted to
Public InstructiOn-Has Receiv-
ed the Sanction Of the Cover
nor and Board of Education.
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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-09-14
SAFEST TCR Swing
CENTRAL OF GEORGIA
STOPS IMPROVEMENTS

MACON. -Special-Work on
improvements. the total cost OF which
has been over S7.OOO.O0O. have been
ordered stopped by President J. T..
Hanson, OF the Central OF Georgia
Railway. because OF the reduction OF
rates enforced by the Georgia Railway
Commission. President Hanson said.
The reduction in the rates which
IS being forced on us makes IL ueces-
sary for the Central 90 stop the i'm
provements. We would not be able 70
pay for the work. The track and
equipment viii be kept In the best
possible condition. but no other work
viii be done by the Central"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-09-14
SAFEST FOR SAVINGS.
PLEAD WITH GOVERNOR
TO SAVE TAYLOR S LIFE

In company with sheriff Gill Of
Caroline county. Messrs. r. G. Mon
cure and f. W. Chandler. attorneys for
John Taylor. called on Governor swan
son yesterday TO present a petition
praying that the death sentence or the
prisoner be cOmmuted.
Taylor was convicted at the June
term OF thceCircuit Court OF Caroline
county OF murder IN the drst decree
and sentenced 10 be hanged september
18th. Tn petition was signed by
eleven OF the Jurors trying the case
and by number OF the citizens OF
CaroiiNe.
The Governor has written the Judge
and the Commonwealth Attorney de-
string their views on the matter.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-09-14
SAFEST FOR SAVINGS.
TEXAS LIQUOR MEN
TO FIGHT THE LAW

GALVESTON. TExAS-Special-
The retail liquor dealers and saloon
men have organized a Texas State AS
ISOLATION. and will raise 100000 TO
be invested 10 hght the new LIQUOR
law. Nearly all OF this <and has been
pledged by the r.quor manufacturers
and brews~-.,,es.
S--sother fund OF 500. 900 Is to be
raised by the Retailers State Associa-
ton for contesting and combating the
various objectional features OF the new
Baskins- McGregor law.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-09-14
SAFEST FOR SAVINGS.
PETITION LOOKED
JUST LIKE A BOMB

NlENNA.-Special rumor Is IN
circulation In this city that an attempt
was made 20 aSsassfnate Emperor
Francis Joseph at Klagenfurt, where
the autonomy meetings are being held
An official note just issued says that
the reported attempt on the life OF the
Emperor was caused by an old peasant
approaching his majesty with a petit
ton The paper was roughly folded,
and looked like a bomb 10 the Empe-
ror's bodyguard.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-09-14

AGREES
TO DISCLOSE ALL

NEW YORK. Especial standard
OH Company secured another rust-
ponemcnt OF the inquiry ~chciulel O..
hsglu today before Special Examiner
ing.
on the plea that considerable time
would Roe saved. ana The sessions short
ened. Lawyer John %. Mlburn. repre-
seutng tne Oll Trust. asked tho court
- adjourn the rrst hearing until Srp-
TENDER itta. He said % was Tho Ir-
tenton % counsel for the defendant
90 embody iu a statement aIl the ,tl-
dcuce asked FOR by the Governments
we have been asked 60 brink ro
court number ot books by which
the Government may get the lnforma-
ton q asks" lc said.
The work OF examining The books
VIII necessarily Dee Ions. propose
go have prepared "a statement covering
all the information desired. ana 90
that way shorten the proceeding
With the urderstandi THAI tne
production OF TIE books would not be-
waived ~ the evidence warranted their
production, Attorney Frank r. KEEL
logg, for the Government. agreed 20
the postpOncmcnt
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-09-14
SAFEST FOR SAVING.
PRINCE WILHEL MSEES
NIAGARA FALLS LIT UP

NIAGARA FALLS. y. Especial
Prince Wilhelm OF Sweden viewed the
illumination OF the falls OF Niagara
last night and was delighted spec
taJor OF the enhancing water specta-
Gle. He expressed himself that this
scene alone had well repaid his visit
TO America. He left last night at 9:15
via trolley for Buffalo. from which
city he viii go TO Boston.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-09-14
SAFEST ToR SAVINGS.
IRON WORKERS ARE
OUT ON A STRIKE

RICHMOND, NA-~uecf
The Tin and sheet from Workers OF
Richmond who walked olt ou strike
Monday are standing rat ora thelr
contention for higher WAGES. and have
nor as yet returned go work
Refusing a compromise OF $685. "a
day. the strikers are holding out for
S3.65. The organization is said 90 be
strong and in position CD maintain its
ground. only one memoeF $50 FAR
has been known 90 waiver. IL is ru-
mored that some ~ the shops are
rr.ufLnE cnncns.l.us.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-09-14
PRINCE OF EGYPT
TO VISIT THE SOUTH

NEW RK-Special-The south
soon Is 70 have a Prince as a guest
Prince Dabro. OF Egypt. who has been
travelling In This country for some
time. - about 10 make a tour OF the
cotton country. His family IS heavily
interested In cotton growing in Egypt
The Prince VIII visit among other
places Atlanta. New Orleans and
Texas The date OF his departure has
not been definitely nxed.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-09-14
LEAPED TO HIS DEATH
FROM NIAGARA BRIDGE

NIAGARA FALLS. ". Y.--Speciai-
While the illumination OF the falls OF
Niagara was Ia progress last night. a
man made the awful leap from the
center OF the upper steel arch OF the
bridge 10 the river. 200 feet below.
His body was seen 70 cause a mighty
splash as il struck the water. after
which ~ disap peared. Thousands
witnessed the suicide.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-09-14
SAFEST FOR SAVINGS.
Nine-Near-OId IIurgInr.

Paul Davis. uine-ycar-old negro
boy. was Ora tle police Court this
morning. charged with breaking into
The house of Marshall smith. az l0t
East Main street. by force. etc. and
stealing SI4
Justice Crutchheld nearly scared the
lite out OF him. and told him 30 SIX
ga corner uutN court was over. AT
the conclusion OF the session ho was
still sitting there.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-09-14
SAFEST FOR SAVINGS.
WILL PREVENT TAFT
PRESIDING AT OPENING

MISSOULA. SpeciaI-Sec-
rotary OF War Taft has received IN
formation that the steamship Mime
sofa on which he Is 70 sail for the
Far East. viii not leave Seattle until
September 12th, instead OF September
10th. The delay VIII land Taft IN
Manila at least two days too late for
him TO preside at the first session OF
the new Philippine Assembly which
convenes on October 18th.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-09-14
sAFEsr FOR sAVING.
DIR. GRAVATT~S MAJORITY
OVER MIR. WICkIAST. $50.

The returns from tho recent cleo
ton IN the Thirty-second Senatorial
District. IN which Dr. Charles L. era
watt defeated Mr. II. T. Wickham.
were officially cauvassed yesterday in
the Office OF Mr.. T.. L. G. scott. in the
Library Building. where the District
Committee met. They show that DR..
Gravatt's entire majority 90 be 336.
This committee is composed of the
chairman Of the three county commit
tees. as follows. T.. a.. T. Scott. Ham
over w. A. Wucroy. King William;
Q. =. Conway. Caroline.
The vote was as follows.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-09-14
SAFEST FOR SAVING
HARRY THAW S NEPHEW
TO BE A MISSIONARY

PITTSBURG. pecial.-Step-
son Thaw. nephew OF Harry *. Thaw.
has written friends from Syria. where
he is now. that ne has embarked In
missionary work and intends 10 spend
some years there. Young Thaw IS q
son OF Ben Thaw. OF Pittsburg and
Newport He was graduated this year
at Yale and at once went abroad.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-09-14
MADE PHONE co.
RESTORE OLD RATE

RALEIGH y C.-Spcclal-The
Southern Bell Telephone Company this
afternoon notified the state Corpo-
ration Commission that the company
viii obey It's orders and restore the
old long distance night rate. beginning
tomorrow. but viii az once make for
NAL application 20 be allowed 20 make
the increase in the rate.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-09-14

Largest Weekly Circulation
in the State.

For the convenience OF cur patrons
Who desire to place their wants be-
fore large number ~ readers
rangcmcnts win other Leading week
Isl papers by which your want ads
can be printed in IS of the best week
" papers in Virginia. at a cost % oniy
cents word. Leave your order ana
copy az this ctdce.
EVERY pEPOSIrOR IN A BANK "A
curity and the best service. Ths
First national Bank 81 Richmond.
Va. undoubtedly a1ores both. and In
yites deposits from al classes need
lag the facilities % a stronnE, large.
Organized April 1868 Write Tor
terms.
LOUDOUN COUNTY. VA. FARM OF
480 acres for sale. Must be sold by
October. Price. $500 per acre- Com
barns; AL necessary outbuldings;
good fencing; three tenant houses
Farm well ser IN grass Lasting va
adjoining farm Eight miles from
depot Immediate possession given.
VIII meet prospective purchaser ~
depot > a BoCRNEk. Aldle. va
WANTED - EvERYwHERE. HUsr-
lers TO tack signs. Distribute circu-
lars. samples. etc. no carvassiug.
good pay. SUN ADVERTISING Bu-
REAU. Tss Baltimore BIDS. Chicago
TIMBER LANDS AND FARMS FOR
sale on new railroad. Fluvanna
county. Va. on easy terms Great
bargains FOR quick buyers. 4 large
list OF cheap farms for sale. Aa-
dress J. r ELAN. Charlottesville.
Va
PROBATIONER NURSES WANTED
Two young ladies in Nurses Train
ing school Three year course.
Board and sufficient salary pail
while studying 20 cover AL necessary
expenses E0r particulars address
HOME AND RETREAT. Lyncheurg.
Va
wANTED-TEACHER FOR SCHOOLS
and schools for teachers. TIE VIR-
GINA TEACHERS BUREAU. Rev.
II. ". Cridlin. Manager. Manchester.
Va.
HUMAN HAIR BOUGHT AND SOLD
at HUGHES. 2O9 ~ Third Street
EDISON FHoNoGR8PHS-
SOLD ON EASY PAYMENTS. ENTIRE
cataiogue Edison Records and all
machines In stock at sea East Main
street. R><hmond. Va Q. b HAYNES
a. CO
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-09-14
SAFEST FOR SAVINGS.
LONG ESTABLISHED AND PROGRESS

SlNE
A. II. Robins has been for more than
forty years established IA the dispens-
Ing drug business in Richmond. and for
more than Atty years has been gather
ence on the prescription side OF tho
drug business His remedies are re-
noWned and are used largely IN ViF~
Stnta- II Is his experience that has
made his prescriptions 50 valuable as
household remedies They require no
made FOR the mOhcy. and are warranted
In all respects under the pure foods
AMI drugs act.
The advertisements OF Robins pre-
scrfptfons are not exaggerated. and as
manufacturing chemists no house In
served reputA
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-09-14

We all know that baby's little
clothes require boiling sometimes. and
that their tender skins won't stand
soda IL a little borax Is put into the
copper instead OF soda. IL VIII not In
lure baby IN the least
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-09-14
SAFEST TOR SAVING.
Dbl IL sfnnntnn HnfcI.

STAINTON. NA.-Suecil William
a. Cu~hiug was found dead IA the
cause ot his death has nor been ascrr-
tanned. lie was reported as being ape
parrutly wcu last uiEht
IA. n. Combs In Revenue Department.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-09-14

SAFEST FOR SAVINGS.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-24
DEATH AT DANCE.
Trouble Occurs at Country Dance In
Mitchell County, Ga.

Albany. ia. nov % With a.!
ligh, cN.ineu.,hcl, pistols yolleyiug
tC.iaod WumcE screaming. and the IN.
JUcd pruari'g, country dance a,
~, home OF George Viaes, one mile
from Flint in Mitchell county. wound
uD bctwcon II and II O'Clock Thurs.
g. night in a carnival Of blood
When the smoke Of battle lifted and
lamps were. relightcd it was found
that VIII SILVER, member Of prom.
inont Mitchell county family and a
young man highly thought Of. was
dead with a bullet in in his brain; Pc
ter Luckey and Floyd Fowler were
painfully wounded by pistol balls;
Mack Ford and IIillie SILVER were in.
sensible from the effect OF rrightful
Dealings, aud several others were in.
jurcd.
The coroner Is making an invest.
CATION Of the case, but at last reports
no verdict had been returned A large
number OF witnesses will be examined
and there will probably be some de-
lay in reaching a verdict. There is
a good deal OF doubt as to who fired
the shot which killed SILVER. owing
to tnc fact that the lights were aIf
cxtingulshcd al the time he shooting
began.
About thirty shots were fired in the
crowded room In which the dance was
being held, and II was miraculous that
many more people we're not killed or
seriously injured.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-24
RIOTiNG IN LOUISVILLE.
Result Of Railway Co.'S Attempt To
Operate Its Lines.

Louisville, Nov. %. Several dis
turbances, two Of them developing
Thursday night to Alr-sized riots
broke out in widely separated quar-.
tiers Of Louisville, as a result of the
first attempt Of the Louisville Rail.
way company TO operate all its lines
after nignifail.
As the result Of the disturbances,
a number Of persons. some Of them
Passengers, were more or less pain.
fully hurt, bu, 50 far as known none
was seriously injured.
The most serious disturbance oc.
CURED at Twelfth and Oak streets.
shortly after Eightfall STRIFE sympa.
thizers soaped the track and stopped
several cars. The last car 10 be
thus obstrucred was derailed and a
battle hetwe, several police officers
and the crowd followed. 4 number Of
shots we've fred Several persons
received sIigat injuries.
Al Story and Frankfort avenue a
dozen cars were stoned and some Of
the passengers received cuts from fly.
Ing glass. A. Twcnty-fifth and Port
land avenue a man fired a shot gun
into a car slightly wouniug a wo-
man passenger.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-24
Six Girls, Locked in Air Tiki.
Vault, AImGSt Saiioc2,..
PRANK OF AN OFFICE BOY
Six stenogrsphers Of Chicago Have.
Thrilling Experience b. eecr ,r.
Prisoned in an Air-T.aht Va-.. 80.
Were Finally Rescued.

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men si-H'-'~p c's ,a". ....
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During tho noon hyw r',.
c"orousrs and p.a! pnl..r -t... .-
I'll the return Of their sup.. ..
Thursday six Of lha lJG.. . .
conceived N;r.2u'n @. %. .,.....
and adJon'uc. to a ca,'.,...
vault to N,:S Tie. .o.
partly open.
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-24
PLEA OF INSANITY.
Defense In Bradley Trial introduces
Expert Testimony.

Washington. Nov. %. The defense
in the trial of Mrs. Annie NJ Brad
ley, charged with the murder OF for
mcr Senator Arthur VI. Brown, Of
titan, in this city last December,
Friday Cudravprcd to strengthen its
plea Of insanity by introducing expert
testimony on this subject Several
alionlsts Of note were present expect.
tur 10 take lho stand during the day
Although 1t is not claimed that at
the present time Mrs Bradley is in
sane. tn, experts will he put on Iho
s'toI to -UoN that for some time pre-
Nuu.H lul ON the date OF the trag
e., Mrs Bradley was irresponsible,
caused by Dac several criminal op.
,raious. AVID By The many wrongs
yui,h Brown t. alleged to have heap
cd upou uer, culnuatiuc /" hl, change
~ hear, As 'no case progresses In.
'c,c,t r. It's increases
Lone before 'he doors 10 the court
room were opened crowd NJ mon and
women hli collected o. the outside
waiting an opportunity to hear some
OF the Testimony and get u glimpse
" the fra1 lt''o Woman VINO has
achieved 80 much nojurrtN.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-24
WERE EXONERkTEO.
Captain and Crew Of Mississippi RlV.
er Boat Acquitted.

Cairo. H.. Nov % .-EXOneration
from the charge CT reckless navigation.
which endangered the life OF the pres
idcnt OF the United States during the
river trip from Cairo to Memphis,
Tenn, oct 2, was obtained Thurs
day for the officers and crew OF the
steamer Dick Fowler, who were found
no, guilty by United states Inspectors
Waltz and Hodge. OF Memphis, after
4 trial Thursday
The charges we're brought by Com.
mander l. $ Nauduser. l.. $. y. ..
inspector Of No nineteenth and six.
tccnth lighthouse districts, who was
on the lighthouse tender LILY, which
acted as escort 20 the steamer Mis-
aI>sippt Nc boat on which President
Roosevelt travelled from K,okuk to
Memphis.
The Fowler vas accused spcciHca'.
~ 81 raining by IN cl.ily without
sounding 1cr whistle and running 100
close 10 a." steamer Mississippi the
boat the president vas on. thereby
cuGaugognc hl, Nro.
Tho captain ~ 'He Fowler was ems.
pended on tho cypress order of Pres
id"at Roosevelt,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-24
C, F. PERSONS PASSES AWAY.
Well Known Newspaper Man Dies at
Stamford Conn.


New York, Nov. 23.-Caarles F..
Persons, until recently vice president
and assistant general manager of the
American Press Association. New York
city, died at Stamford. Conn. Mr..
Persons was born In Rushford. y. Y.
fifty-three years ago ana educated
at the nearby schools and learned the
printers trade on the Cattaraugus Re.
publican al Little Valley, y. Y. Later
he started the Bradford (Pa.D Era at
the time the Bradford oil.helds were
opened From Bradford he moved to
Olean, ~ Y, where for many years
he was editor and proprietor OF the
Olean Daily Herald.
About twenty years ago he became
manager Of the American Press Asso.
cations New York office. was promot.
ed TO secretary aud assistant general
manager and still later became vice
president and assistant General man.
aver l'e was taken m a year ago
an went ~ California 70 recuperato.
hut ne change did not prove bencf-
cia'. Three weeks ago Mrs. Persons
died. Mr. Persons Is survived nv.
Two daur1rors Mrs Ere lorlck F
Gwjnn, lr, and Miss Marjorie Per.
.Ous
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-24
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Ct1c.agat.. Cd NOV -...
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on3 st-rHt. ocf r0.e. .E ..-
D0wua-d 4 Eo.tlg. "a -'.'
ksrS ard dealer. vas s...e- ~
early FRIDAY sntalins . l'sf 90 o.
aRa bailains extilG;et a. ~
09Vsral 0thaf 6rEs ssi7sniaif staa'
~ aannnal .saG,u 80 a ale. 90. :
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-24
D WIPE OUT PEONAGE
$ QuaCkeubOS to Begin Cam
paign Against Practice.
OUTLINE OF HER PLANS
De Thinks immigration Into the
Douth VIII Not Suffer Material Set.
Backs from Exposure Of Oppression
On Foreign Labor.


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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-24
90 Hsnsree M,r 80 o-.

Albany - =. Nov q, -Ahou,
600 nen eup.oyct !E ,se sLop, o. ID.
NeS Norl CecGa. and Hadssa River
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-24

Brussels. ~. - raC sa'' % TIC
5RHels OF the late Ors'eu Marie lior
'alete OF Belgium has aEa.u been Pas.
foned. this time for three weeks. a.
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