davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-03-29
Naval Demonstration.

Madrid, March 2S.-Negotiations are in progress between France and Spain With view of arranging for 2 joint naval demonstration in Moroccan waters. In the event of such step being necessary, it is pointed out, however, that no Spanish warships will be available urtil after the meet ing between King Edward and King Alfonso
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-03-29
postmasters Appointed.

Washington, March 2s.-(Special)-Sam uel W. Karrh has been appointed post master at Ora, Lawrence county, vsce l.. l.. Whitworth resigned. The Continen- tai National bank of Chicago has been approved as reserve agent for the Gads- den National bank of Gadsden.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-03-29
investigate Common Mosouitoes.

New Orleans, March 2S-The city board of health today began an inves- tigaton of common mosquitoes, not the kind which transmit yellow fever, with view to exterminating them. These mosquitoes are source of dis comfort in New Orleans nearly the year round. The extermination of the fever mosquitoes was begun about two months ago.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-03-29
Quarantine Raised at White House.

Washington March 2S.-All danger of infection having passed, the quar- antine placed upon the room in the White House occupied by Archie Roosevelt during his illness from diphtheria was raised today. Archie has so far progressed that he was taken out for drive this afternoon.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-03-29
To Inspect cuatemalan Roads.

New Orleans, March 2S.-Sir Will liam Vanhorne, chairman of the board of directors of the Canadian Pacific railway, sailed today on the steamer Anselm for Guatemala to inspect new railroad holdings of companies in which he is interested.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-03-29
cIemenceau Goes to Spain.

Paris, March 2S.-There is consid erable comment on the announcement that Premier Clemenceau and War Minister Picquart are going to Spain on March 31, and will remain there ten days. It is supposed that their visit is in connection with Moroccan affairs
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-03-29
kIotz Goes to Louisiana.

Alderman Simon Klotz went to Clarkes- vile, La, yesterday afternon to attend the funeral of his uncle, A. Klotz, who died in Nashville Wednesday. The re- mains were sent 10 the deceased's former home and the interment wil ltake place there today
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-03-29
To Recount New York Votes.

Albany, March 2S.-The bill for a recount of the vote cast at the cleo ton for mayor of New York city in November, 1905, passed the assembly, l1S to 21.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-03-29
"CHICK" STALL GOES
 GA RBOLIC ROUTE
CAPTAIN OF BOSTON AMERICAN LEAGUE BASEBALL TEAM COM. MITS SUICIDE IN INDlANA-HE WROTE HE COULDN'T SLEEP.

West Baden, Ind. March 2S-Charles s. Stahl, known in baseball circles as Chick Stahl, committed suicide at 10 o'clock today in his rooms at the West Baden Spring hotel, by swallowing four ounces of carbolc acid. He was dead when found. No cause is known. Stahl was captain of the Boston American league baseball team. Manager Taylor has abandoned the spring practice games of the team.
 Boston, March 2S.-Charles Stahl, who tod-.y committed suicide in Indiana had been playing with Boston for the past ten years. He married last October Miss Julia Marie Harmon of RoXbury. Mrs. Stahl was at the home of her parents touay when she received news of the suicide. She said she received a letter from her husband last night in which he expressed relief in that he was able to giYc up the management of the team
 Previously he had written that he could not sleep.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-03-29
93,182,24o B Population on
 United States Territory

Washington, March 2s.-There are now nearly 5000, 000 more people in continental United States than there were six years ago, based upon figures compiled by the census bureau in special report issued toIay. According to it's estimates the pop ulation of continental United States in 1906 was s3,941,510 an increase over 1900 of 7,946,935. The population of the United States including Alaska, and the insular possessions in 1906 was 93, ,2iO.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-03-29

The best haIf-tone cuts are made by the cawk Engraving company. Ase Aarald Buildinn.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-03-29

Attractive aos. are Illustrated. Ioe khe oawt< mako your lilustratlona, Aae.Herald nulldlnd.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-03-29

ham Belt Railroad company, Ida Crigler vs. Walter Crigler, Burl Curl vs Emma c. Curl, John l.. Watrous vs. Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad company.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-12-28
Tested internal Machine.

Erie, Pa, Dec 26.-Chief OF Police
Wagner made a test OF the contents Of
the bottle found in the Internal ma
chine mailed to Archie Carr, 22OS
Cherry street. at the South Erie SUBJ
postofice lie poured two drops Of ths
white liquid on piece Of wood and
taking It to the open air touched a
match to the fluid When the blaze
reached the stun sheet Of flame al
least four feet high shot into the air
proving the solution 10 be a dangerous
one. Carr is employed as delivery man
in a local department store and is in
poor circumstances. He Is married and
has three children. Carr says he has
not the faintest idea as TO who mailed
the package and that so far as he
knows he has no enemies.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-12-28

NANA.
Cameron MGR. Winslow. who has been
designated to take charge of its work.
He then said goodbye to his late as.
sociates In the Office and returned to
his home.
Admiral Brownson declined again
TO discuss the reasons which led up
to his resignation. Again he made It
manifest that any information bear
ing on the subject must come from
those higher up in authority to whom
he referred all who asked him fo.
news on the subject. He said II was
with the greatest regret that he took
leave Of the navy department in an
active capacity after forty-six years OF
service.
At the White House efforts TO Sc.
cure Admiral Brownson's letter OF
resignation or the reasons for his
leaving the active service we're met
with the positive statement that moth
ing beyond the bare announcement Of
the admiral's resignation and the Sc
lection Of his successor would be
given out.
Admiral Brownson has had bril-
liant career and won fame for himself
during the revolution in Brazil In 1904,
when, with but a single ship, he threat
ened to blow the whole Brazilian navy
out of the water because IL refused to
allow an American steamer to land a
cargo at Rio de Janeiro. The Brazilians
saw that he meant business and the
steamer landed her cargo.
Admiral Brownson resigned in let
ter, which gives all his reasons and
states his case thoroughly. This Is in
the hands of the president. Admiral
Brownson wishes that the White House
would give it out.
Surgeon General Rixey, Of the navy,
In response 10 many Inquiries In regard
TO the resignation Of Admiral Browu-
son as chief Of the bureau Of aaviga-
ton. gave out a statement as 10 the
hospital relief ship Relief, which has
figured prominently in the episode
While disclaiming any knowledge as to
the exact cause Of Admiral Brownson's
resignation, the surgeon generals state
ment leaves scarcely doubt that tric-
ton between the bureau Of navigation
and the medical department Of The
navy was a potent factor. The coutro-
versy had It's origin in the matter u
sending a hospital ship with the battle
ship feet on its voyage to the Pacific.
over which there arose conflict Of au-
thority as to whether a medical officer
or an officer Of the line should be as
signed to The command
"The internal administration OF the
bureau Of medicine and surgery Mr..
Rixey says. has been in my opinion
tno much interfered with by the bu-
reau Of navigation. This interference
has at times caused grave concern as
to how could meet the needs Of those
under our care"
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-12-28
FREDERIoKsBURo, va, SATURDAY, DECEMBl

was thing OF beauty. The artistic eli
,ect was heightened by an arrangement
OF specially adapted Wslluhach llgn's
surroun1ing the tree, the -kililul Work
~ Sup.. 4 +. Bullock Oi tho city gas
works The y osram was thoroughly
Ell iyed from beginning o. end. A num-
Ter Of carols were h.artilf snug by the
school; there vas an appropriate e'pon,,
aive reading from tbs scriptures and
pra,er hy4iey. Alfred Jones' % ID.
The pastor, Rev J II H-nderllte,
made a abort talk aud presented hand
acme COPIES uf the Bibl- ard New testA-
ments aud Psalms to class oil boys ~ !
gir. who had perf CITY reiited ths Gate.
chl.ms 70 him Those who had re- it'd
The Shorter Catechi-m were Nil Perry
El.ie Wood. Salli- Carter. Mary SPOTS
wood CArmich. .el. and Susie Lsrkin.
Tn, following had rscited the Child g
C.techism: Lucs Cnrmich u, Anna
flnrrrli. Charlie Fulton. Uiayborne Car
,sr Della Wicker, Pierce saunders. Ed
ward wilson and Mai ria Franklin.
The superintendent, Mr. j. W. Adams.
announced the names ot ih0se who hsi
INfU lFFaFliA tNtAN fNAfhRI - tf
during the past year: Mss ADnle Meyer,
Miss Julia buchanan. Mr. j. W. Adams
There were quite a number whp had By
n very little missed perfect mark IN at
tendance.
t. the great delight OF the school
Santa Claus appears IN person 20 snp-r.
intend the distribution oi oranges and
bags Of candy, aud also TO present SONS
special gift. Of horns, rag dolls, rattles
aud jumpiug-jAck to certain staid and
dlgnlfied officials
Altogether the celebration was greats
arioyed by old aud young, and was Ia
entire accord with the spirit Of lhis b@sn
tiiul aud welcome season OF i"y aud lei
lowship and bensvolencs. The aDouod-
ing presence ui thu latter was sesn 10 tbs
very liberal 3Isring for charity that Wa
m Ade, consisting ot groceries toJs, cloth
iug. etc , In addition to handsoms cash
collection.
CONCLUDED on Third Page
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-12-28
ronn,a,nville. Pa, Feb. Is, lVOz'

{. 2. Hartman, Nj. II. ,,.,-,,r of
mar Sir: 1 have been thinkins ~
,,-r,,inr to YOU for some time 70 ie' ~.
NOW what Peruna did for me- .,.h
lam 81 years old. 1 lost my neS,ss Sra,
.Hen+ six or seven years ago. l nIs.
had dyspepsia and employed oine''"'
oIo'UiS, IS. ~s.rI injured one of my kidneys
L-s Sna ~ the best doctors for 'ha''
uanut n me to bed, not to move fOr '"O
weeks. -. -vos so weak
"a Urostrated that could walk Du' .
short sn~ distance. In fact had TO Keep
quiet. ,.a,os bnt obtained
~o,,st also had cAtsrrh IN soih'
form. ...-a pcrnua
I'd tits with pleasure that l can sa' "a;
tha. hv taking one and one-hai oos'I pow
y, vonr Peruna, it cured me and lee
all ricbt. send this with many tnSnA
.ovo1 as 1 enjoy life again.
Nv wife has also been taxing So'
parnna for asthma and 1t helPs 70 :
usve her. We keep your ferunA
az hopse constantly. Again say
thank YOU for Peruna.
sincerely yours,
PHILIP KRATz.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-12-28
Teddy scar craze pyIna out.

New York. Dec. 26. - The Teddy
bear craze Is dying out, according tc
the toy dealers in New York. Wher
the stores closed Tuesday night most
Of the toy departments we're pretty
well cleared out. except for Teddy
bears. During the holiday rush Just
over thousands OF dogs, elephants
monkeys and rabbits, made OF furry
cloth and stuffed as are the Teddy
bears, we're sold, but very few of the
great numbers Of bears that went int
the toy shops early in the season
have left the shelves. Last season the
dealers could not get enough OF them;
this year they are a drug upon tho
market.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-12-28
a PECULIAR SANTA CLAUS
Burglar. Scared Away Left Large
Quantity Of silver1are Behind.

Burglar. Scared Away Let Large
Quantity Of silver2are eehird.
New York Dec. 2s.-- Santa Claus in
\ peculiar gulse paid q v.si' 70 John
Dlstler. Distler was aroused by noise
in the tin+ugroom on tie foor be.
Meath his room and be al once de-
clded that there was a burglar in the
kouse. Rather than take any chances
Of being shot at. Distler made a great
noise in his room for the purpose OF
soaring the burglar away He was
successful in this. and when he went
downstairs he found that none OF the
family silver had been stolen. On the
contrary. he found on the table In the
dinlngroom n large quantity Of silver
ware which he had never seen before
He believes that the burglar had OBJ
tanned II from some other houses and
being scared by the noise he made
fed leaving It behind.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-12-28
CAROLINE NOTES
Lent. Va, Dec. 30, 1907.

Lent. Va, Dec. 23, 1907
MIRA C L. Marrymsn and daushtsr'
Mss Virginia, are at 'Grandpa's' Tor
AinAs.
Miss Clarlce Carter has closed her
school for the holidays and We are
pleased to ave her among us again
Mrs. VIM. A. Rollins aud little daugh-
'er and son are staying at hic1 ory
Farm
Miss Virginia Carter has as her guest.
Miss Gussie Head. OF Alhsmsrole, ano
Mr Bert Weston, 81 Baltimore.
Miss Nsllle rneal is home for Christ
mas. She Is teaching in the Long brancn
graded school near Summit.
Miss Virginia Henshew, who has Oeen
attending school in Orange, Is nome loI
The HOLIDAYS Her many iriends are
pleased TO have her back. =.
The roads are bad, but that dosen !
keep the people away from the burg
The attractions must be great.
A Merry Christmas and Happy New
Year for all. o
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-12-28
w. J. Bryan Appointed U. s. Senator

Jacksonville. Fla, Dec. 26.-Goyer-
nor Broward appointed William James
Bryan. Of this city. to be United States
senator. vice Stephen Russell Mallory.
deceased. for the balance Of the term
expiring March 2. 1909. Mr. Pyan Is
q prominent young attorney only
thirty-one years old. and now holds
the position Of county solicitor for this
,DuvaD county. He wes born in Or
snge county. Florida. Oct 10 1876
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-12-28
New Orleans eank N , rousIe.

New Orleans. La, Dec. pa meet
ing Of the shareholders Of the State
National bank viii be held to vote on
the question Of putting the bank In
liquidation. William Alden, head OF
the wholesale grocery irm Of A. Ad-
Ter & Co., OF this place. against which
bankruptcy proceedings have been in
stituted 5y New York creditors. re-
Gently resigned as president of the
bank, and his resignation was follow
ed oy an examination of the banks re-
sources anr liabilities an committee
from the New Orleans clearing house
association.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-12-28
TEACHERS INSTITUTE At MANASSAS

A two days teachers Institute will b'
held at Manassas. beginning Jan. lat
at 1880 p. IN with public address oJ
state Superintendent Egglsston. In,
institute will continue January 2nd AND
3rd. sdjourning finally at 4 p. NJ. on th'
3rd The instructors aud lecturers on
uagyd are the following:
STATE Examiner, Naphis; Prof. Asssen
ger. o. Farmville; PIui. Heck, OF th'
/ Univesity, and Mrs d. W. Reed, oi Lees
! burg.
An shibit OF Model Glasses" from tbs
Nanasss schools will be given each day
Tesci-s and school officials o
NortherAvirginia are invited to be
present.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-12-28
Fountainville, Pa, April 1t


DIR. S. B. Hartman.
near Sir: We have Peruna the
house all the time and when Vo nix
we need it, we take it. We are at
sixty years old and have not ca q
doctor to our place for some years
We go out in all kinds OF wea'he
.oDatimes when we go on a III
take Peruna along. a prevenu
better than cure. That has oeen'
experience. .oo
l had poor health some years az.
rben 1 found your medicine l MT
right thing. We both thank !o'
your good medicine.
Sincerely yours,
PHILIP RRA'
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-12-28
,urg and the Tidewater and Piedmont Country.
MANAHDWOMAN SHOT
Pair Found Dying on the Street
in Philadelphia.
NAY Be MURDERANO SUICIDE

Revolver Win Which the Shooting
Was Cone Was Found Close BY, and
the Police Believe the Man Shot the
Womsn ard Then Himself
Philadelphia. Dec. 26.-While pass
ing Carlisle and Brown streets early
in the morning, John l.. Greed found
the DO lies Of a man and woman, both
shoi through the head and bleeding.
on the sidewalk In front Of grocery
store
Rushing for aid he found Police
men Muigrew and Jackson. who press
ed into service a delivery wagon used
by Conway's saloon. at Fifteenth
street and Ridge avenue. and into
this the unconscious pair were load
Cd and conveyed &c St Joseph's hos
pitat
There. from papers In the pairs
possession they were found to be
Edith Wonderly, twenty-eight years OF
age. living with her mother. who man
ages the Melrose apartments. and
George Green a butcher Of 3l3a
Market street, who Is married and
has several children
Green was shot 10 the back Of tho
head nesr ila base of the brain aud
the woman was shot twice. One bullet
went through the check and lodged In
tho back OF the womon's skull and
tho other entered the brain from the
top.
The policemen found the revolver
with which the shooting wBs done
The police decided later that it Was a
case Of attempted murder and suicide
Magistrate O'Brien was summoned
to the hospital TO take the ante.mor
tenn statement Of either the man oI
woman should they recover con
sciousness. hut neither was in condi
uon to tell anything about the shoot
ing
Miss WonderIy's mother was sum
moned to the hospital. but she knew
Of no reason for the shooting. Both
Green and Miss WOnderly will die
It developed that before he shol
Miss Wonderly and attempted to END
his own life. Green waylaid and beat
his wife on the street in what is be
lloved to have been an effort to xii
her Mrs. Green. who Is an attractive
young woman. told OF the attack. as
the result Of which she carries bruis
ed and swollen eye and has several
contusions and marks on her neck,
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-12-28
EAT WHAT YOU WAN
scl,. Has How F'uHd the ''"' y,
s. Indigestion \

Trb.t thing 10 do in the tne ! Ts 0ss 7 7
dia.se or stomach weekI's' w.,'.
st1sna sn the mu-ep'ar WA wsHi tbs. J
stoma, and intestine, 20 a,sn eaas
care ioNhe food that Is ee.S~ .. w.Il
other W(Scnn this be done A. s"cb ".b
taking aSto-nA tablet oelore s ,bs sto
This rest'.ss strength TO ,ns .,, Sio in
muscles afI.stimulates the Pou'Sd P"d 4
Of gastric iios 50 that tne 'o1I Z. rs, y
readily andh nouri.hment dn.rO
in the systnI 20 build up sn'''
vitality. u,b.xe ne
Use N-o.nssud YOU WIZ Ds,a "a =
.ick hesdach, t4artburn' pAu !.
the mouth. co,tsd tongue 'pHs' ,Ss
tbs eyes. slsebsssness anu ~. A,
other symptoms that are in'
suits Of Indigestion. -,
Goolricks Pharmacy gl''. ,.,s
50-cent box ot Ai-o-na O R1s o
r.,und the money unless 'ne
cures.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-12-28
KEEPS JOBS IN FAMILY
Senator JEFF Davis Appoints One
Daughter Clerk, Another Laborer.

Senator JEFF Davis Appoints One
Daughter Clerk, Another Laborer:
Washington. Dec. Ex-senator Jen
Davis Of Arkansas. who denounced
the trusts with such vehemence d
week after he was sworn in as sen
ator has put himself on record as be-
Ing not opposed to the family trust in
matters Of patronage. The senator
found at his disposal as senator af'
ter be took the oath two small ap'
pointments. one a private secretary at
1880. the other a labOrer at $500 a
year He conferred the appointments
on his two daughters
Some OF the colleagues OF the
Arkansas trust buster have suggest
ed the advisabillty Of increasing the
lstters quota Of patronaee. as Mr.. Da-
Wis has six other children not pro-
vIded with appointments.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-12-28
,,,,,ness TO SlSnaiaresSl

IJohn Donnelly, Mayor OF Doyies
IN pa. have been acquainted wiz
Wr. Philip Kratz for 25 years. l knosl
~, I'm 20 he an honorable and useful ciu'
zen. ZEN he. in my presence, signed the
above statements concerning teIun~ ,a'
wbich 1 have every reason to oeneV'
are true in all particulars.
SIGNED. JOHN DONNELh1' Es9
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-12-28

time. as | do not need any hen i
take cold take Peruna ana IL hort
time 1 am all right. My wne bject
70 asthma. She takes Fefun' that
time. and she has had no need doc.
tor for some time. With man snkS
tor vour medicine, we remain
sincerely yours,
PHILIP XII
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-12-28
Eirst shaue IN 81 Yenra Hnr Pre,.nt.

Lodi. o., Dec. 26.-Martin Overs.
seventy years old. Of this place had
not shaved for ffty-three years. His
bushy beard. three feet and a half
long, completely hid his face. lie
wished to give his wife a Christmas
present, but could think Of nothing
suitable. until he bit on the idea Of
presenting a look Of his countenance
TO her. So he got shave and went
home. His children had n.wer seen his
face before. The whole family were
delighted with the present"
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-12-28
BROWNSON IS OUT
Rear Admiral Turns Over Office
TO His Successor.
MYSTERY m RESIGNATION
Reasons That Led Navigation Chief 70
Quit the Navy After Forty-six Years
Service Suppressed-Frietion
Medical Department

Washington. Dec. 26-Rear Admiral
willard II. Brownson. whose resigna-
tion as chief OF the bureau Of naviga-
tion OF the navy department was an
nounced at the White House, turned
over the affairs OF his Office " Captain
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-12-28

New York. Dec 26.-The Erie rail-
road decided to reduce the salaries Of
its employees In the executive admin
istrative and clerical departments
from two to ten per cent The reddc
ton affects about 1900 men.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-12-28
GAINED By EMPLOYEES

The employees Of Messrs, B. 6
smith & Son on Xmas morning pre-
ed the senior member Of the hrm, y
Goldsmith. with very nenol
cold headed cane engraved with /
hast wishes from employees, 1yOt
the iunior member. Mr.. J. n. GoldE
with q fine meerschaum pipe. Tbr
ssptstion was made By Mr.. La
! Perry.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-12-28
plL OF HONOR

Roll Of honoNr the month Of. Decsm
her. Lent schooSSrOline county:
Total numoerN pupils enrolled, IL
ayerage sttenda, 942 Those re-
c,tving stars 10 nwing order: Susie
Heorn, Virginia nr. Ryan Wright
Matte Wright. ms Carneal Winni'
Cnrter Dewey "rA Myrtle Loving
SnurQson Lovlng'Na Carter. Anni'
Career. Etbel Rolhns Dick Rollins.
school vas oogeE days. SUSIE
4 Hsnrn received 10 y yirgie Carter
II Is stare. o.u,a r.
Nellie IN. Teacher.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-12-28

Fountainville, Pa, Nov. o. 1905
Dr. s. B. Hartman.
- Sir have good health now ana
vo,r valuable medicine gave me me. lopoa gOOU
IN l have had no doctor for some
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-12-28

Gatewood honDSu' rlonvills
.nd Miss Bessie Es'e So rars,-ied az
10 homs OF the ofius = s.di.r. and
"a J. c. Estse' ~ anddl. unity,
Issdag, Rev " npAting =
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-12-28

Mr.. John C. Melville, Of the Melvi
wooisn Mills, was the recipient oii
handsome gold headed cane rom
smnloyees Xmas, which he prizes high
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-12-28

ur. Catherine nouAidow Of DR..
A cher ROuiEe, oi h5,,A IA daughter
ffur Warner Le~i', ~ her home.
R.xhnrg. Friday gus t wears old.
~ Rou'ts Il suIN''o' rec sons
nd two daughter
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-12-28

Ann. drunk and disordery, nneo 80 20
Saveral Young men. -"sss
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-12-28

fined So and Hfz
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-12-28

The Christmas Observances at the
churches were largely ATTENDED, especial
ly the Sunday School celebrations.
They we're as follows:
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1907-01-09
4. 4 Thought for Tomorrow.

The Christmas bills
Give dad the chills;
Hell never climb
The Heavenly hills
Nor wear the angels
Wings an frillS,
Because O. them
Same Christmas bills.
Augusta Chronicle.