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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-01-31
Not Anectes

The price Of living, so l see,
Has scared
But what on earth is that to me?
board.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-01-31
First AIDE.

pa. who was Aesop2"
"A fellow who wrote fables many
hundred years too early for his own
worldly welfare"
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-01-31

1t Is only in novels that girls 70
ceive proposals OF marriage In a con
servatory.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-01-31

WE SELL GUNS AND TRAPS CHRAP.
buy furs and hides or tan them for rObesA
rugs. N. w. Hide e. Fur Co., Minneapolis.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-01-31

tive. Many sudden
deaths are caused
by it--heart dis
pneumonia,
heart failure or
apoplexya are often
the result of kid
nev disease. II
kidney trouble 10
llowedtoadvanco
the kidney-poison-
ed blood will at
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-01-31

Don't let that saying that you will
be dead a long time excuse you for
making a foo of yourself.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-01-31

ONLY ONE "BROMO QUININE"
That is BROMJ QUlNlNE. Look fos
the signature OF Il. W. GROVE. Used the Worl1
over to Cure . Cold in One Day. $50.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-01-31
Book Review.

IBID you review that novel of 5000
words4"
Il did," answered the book reviewer.
and your verdict is?"
''T1lat the count Is correct. To be
exact, 1870"
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-01-31
WORN u WOMEN
witt Find Encouragement in Mrs. Mer-
ritt's Advice.

Mrs. w. l.. Merritt, 207 S. First
Ave, Anoka, Mimi, says: Last win
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-01-31

It takes more than smooth words to
smooth out life's rough places.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-01-31
The Cause of Many
Sudden Deaths.

There is a disease prevailing in this
countrv most dangerous because so decep-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-25
SEND THE CRUISER
ON A PEACE MISSION

WASHINGTON. y. C--Special-
special orders were issued at the Navy
Department. Saturday 20 the crui-
ser Albany. relative 20 diplomatic
mission on the Central and Soulh
American coast
II IS said az the state Department
that the Albany is on a peaceful diplo-
matte mission conveying the friend
ship and good Will % the American
REPUBLICS one for the other she VIII
carry William Buchanan. speclal olp-
for,atfc renresentatlvc 81 the United
states and Enrique Creel. Mexican
Ambassador 20 the United states. and
special representative OF Mexico. OF
the cruise. They viii visit the Nari-
Gus Central and South American re-
publics. paying "a return visit ana eN
, changing compliments Tor the Nisit %
~ Central and South American del
/ erates 10 the Peace Conference II
/ Washington.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-25
BATTLESHIP FLEET
SAILS FOR LOS ANGELES

SAN DIEGO. CAL-Special
Atlantic baffleship heet weighed an
chor Saturday ncrDirGs and went
cur with the r1tst that hung
close over the bay. II was just IS
well that the feet left early, for the
majority cf people cic not arise 20
blt r. Fc,odhye Everyone - norry the
Ne~t - gone. they are sorry that the
streets are no longer dotted with
olus5acketS
San Pe1ro n the next stopping
place There the feet vii divide
four ships remA1n.nE 81 ne haro0r
q Sal Pedro. and four each going
"a Redcnco. santa Monica and Long
beach. the little ports ceployed fan
like about Los Angeles
Prom al these posts fiecsric Ne
run 20 Los Angeles. Just Ike the
spokes q a wness 60 the hub Inc
people CT Les Angeles have prepared
= great welcome for the .feeS anc tn'
( or.cera and crew. viii have a. gooc
a tine IN all probability az tneT hA<
at San Diego.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-25
PREFERS PRISON CELL
TO CRUEL HUSBAND
Mrs. Rosa Tyler, Arrested In
Maryland for Bigamy, Spurns
Offer of Her Husband to Re
turn and Be Forgiven.

ROCKVILLE. MD. - Special -
George W Tyler. OF WOODBURY.. -. c.
whose wife Mrs. Rosa -. Tyler. de-
serted him and her seven children
about thirteen months ago. and VINO
was several days ago discovered living
near Wheaton, this county. with
James Hudson, a young farmland 10
whom she was married In Alexandra
Va. eight months ago. came 20 ROCK
VILE Friday Afternoon 10 erect
reconciliation wiki his VIE, VINO Is
in ian here awaiting reQuisiton pa
pers from Alexandria. where she IS
wanted 20 answer a charge or olSany'
preferred by Tyler.
the man did not visit the jail him
self. but sent an acquaintance, whom
ne authorized 10 suggest 20 Mrs. Tyler
that II she would consent 10 return 10
fghe home she deserted the bigamy
case against her would not be pressed
Mrs. Tyler's Defense.
] The proposal was Indignantly spurn-
ed BY Mrs. Tyler. who asserted tna'
her husbands cruelty had put her be-
hind prison bars and declared thai
she would much prefer 20 spend ths
rest OF her life deprived OF her free
dom than 20 return 10 his ROOF mrs
TYLER declared that when she taxes
the stand in the case her cefense WI
be that Tyler's cruelty drove her IRON
home She says she will have relia
bic witnesses to corroboFate her state
ments-
When informed that his wife Woul'
no< see him and that q reconcaiiaucl
was out OF the question. Tyler seem
! ed much disappointed. He nAid Ia
> his principal reason tor wanting hs
:, 10 return home was because OF N
: children, who have learned thst mei
: mother IN tn jail and VINO CRY IA
= and night for her.
4 When asked II he intended 20 sT
/. pear az 8 witness against her, 1yts
I said that ne had given her chene
:. 10. keep out OF the penitencary. an
. as ehs refused 20 take advantage
= IL she would have 10 suffer the cons
Quences
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-25
2OO. 900 MINERS WILL
GO BACK TO WORK

TOLEDO. .-Special-Tvo hum
,gred thousand idle miners IN the cen
trail competitive district viii SO 10
work next Wednesday afternoon An
agreement between miners and opera
to-s vas reached Friday BY mem
be-s OF the scale committee ano Fat-
&c. ~ the 1oint meeting OF miners
ARD operators Both sides are sat
tsfec and the conference Adjourned
with the best feeling IN years between
he parties 20 the controversy
The old rate OF hfty cents ton ior
mining coal was adopted A refer
enaun vote IS 20 be taken BY dis
trtc-s on the proposition 20 make tAe
agreement hold for two years me
Sfares affected by the agreement are
western Pennsylvania, Ohio and IN
| "a
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-25
GOULD OURS S MONEY.
WRECKED His HOME
millionaire Sued for Divorce By
Ills Wife Utters Ealedictions on
the Wealth That re Says Is
the Cause Of Els Fam
lily Dissensions.

NEW YORK special Completely
broken "a spirit and dccryiug hs
wealth. which ne declares has
brought on,y curses upon him. Frank
Gould who is separated from his
young ana beautiful wife. started Tor
Hot springs. Va. Friday. while
the wife and their two children are
al the Gould home today. SIS Fitth
Avenue.
no secret Of the fact that ne IS
most miserable man. He edmiticc
not only that ne and his wife m
rarted. but that she had begun sun
Tor legal separation.
81 never realized what a curse Il
is to have money" ne said. Il sup
pose Z am being paid back FOR some
% the money I have spent Now II
Is curse
a fellow can have bully wife
beautiful children. money and all that
huf etili that chap can be cursed
MADE unhappy need a change. and
then. too. 7 want 10 escape all THIS
and ne pointed 20 a heap ~ newspa-
per~ az hts side.
-Tf had been a poor chap I could
have escaped. II IS another cufSe o
money Put I must not talk about
this thing ne nd DEED. Its wrong q
fq1k about women. It's principle
WHY 7 ann bound hand and foot J.,
stands I'm front 90 mo All the time.
4i~- can't talk 7 need "a rest. am
faced out. worn out. beat-lusi dead
beat You know how chap VIII Eet
ANn-k@ SO worry. WORN That Is
r,a~-s greatest punishment"
Am 7 T. blame in this matter
SO. no. I am not Go blame. Ana
IGort blame my wife. Why should
b. l."
, when was this action begun - b.
= was asked
p "Iast "wednesday Ny wife ano
p both tried hard. bur we We're driver
= WHIT can ONE go when be Is driven y
/, Ar could stopped talking and ourie
2 his face in his hands Thcn be add
= ef. "Rut cannot talk now. fe'
i this thfrr terri bly,. but Z cannot TAI
10 now" and he cast his cigarette ito'
-be omen window with movement e
% him uatience.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-25
FOSTER PARENTS WIN
CHILD FROM MOTHER

bristol. VA Special In the
case of "a mother charged with kld-
rarrirE her own cnit. Judgc r q
Hutton of the Circuit Court In de-
~.ff~r against the uotrer. said tnat
80 f-St considered the welfare ~ the
CHILD
Wher the child was born. Lottie
r-.a-re. the mother who was sixteen
wears nlf. was in destitute circufn-
srarre~ ans when &C. uas ten days ole
gave tt To- Nr and MIS- ~ !. Mccall
t~re- uho are iu roulfortao Die circufil-
stances ard promised On care for and
ter fhI~ tre mother married Moses
DIfuce-. s. latrrr-. and when he child
was seventeen months old. she at
tempted o. recover t. With the as
zfr-r~-- ~ her husband They went
90 rhe NrCarister home. and In the
absence - ~ NcClis-er took The
child away from Mrs McCaAster by
FORCE The NcCalisters p@uuoned the
court Tor "a wri- OF habeas corpus
The case was heard in SaltNllle. and
rhe court awarded the custody ~ IN,
child 20 NJ and MS. McCaiister. and
. directed the sheriff 20 take possession
f 20 l- and return u 90 the McCalis1e
home.
Judre Hutton took INTO consider
-for me fact thaf OlrEer is not th'
4 father % the child. and that his cir
. cr-rrrrarccs were not such as 20 CIV
~ me bes- % care In his opinion b
--rhe welfare % the child Is 20 b
my guide. and I am clear IN my 1uog
rrerr fnat the interest and welfare Q
tre chud VIII not De promoted BY CIV
IrE IT'S custody 90 the mother.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-25
MISPLACED SHARES
WORTH MILLIONS
Miner Owner. After Spending
Much Money in Development
and Trying to Sell Out,
Finds He Is Worth
100000.

NEW -Special.-To the fact.
that Mrs. John A. Drake found i'm
pocket OF an old hunting coat or her.
husband in their apartments az the
Waldorf Astoria a bundle OF stock GER
tidcates. Mr.. Drake owes the posses
sion OF n gold mine in Montana upon
which experts have set value OF So
100000
Having spent $4,000 a month In de-
velopinE the mine. OF which he was
the principal owner. Mr. Drake had
prepared 60 sell tho property 90 Of
fCials ~ the AmalEamated Copper
Company and other men. They had
paid 100000 on the purchase price
OF $500. 600 set by him. He went 20
get HIS stock certificates 20 deliver 10
the purchasers. The shares were not
IN HIS safety deposit vault at the
Waldo orr Astoria They were not In
his vault in wall street He tele-
Eraphed 20 his brother IN Chicago and
had him make a search. which also
was futile. Drake falling 90 find the
stock. was unable 20 dispose OF his
mine.
He got word from his representa-
tives I'm Montana last week that upor
mi. property there had been discov
cred a fve-foot ledge / 600 feet long
the ore from which assayed $50
ton
Search for the missing certificate
was then resumed. Mrs. Drake wen
through all tho clothes closets In IN
Drake apartment. In the pockSt @
a hunting coat. which had not bee
worn for more than year. she foun
the certificates.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-25
SAVED HER FRIEND
FROM A RATTLESNAKE

BROOKLYN -Speciai-Aiiss Grace
ZahrLskIe % Brooklyn. had been
visiting Miss Rachae. Ryerson az To-
waco. X J. Thursday the two young
women started across a hiu pasture.
q short cot. 20 ueighbor's- Miss
Ryerson- who was leading suddenly
haltet. pointed 20 a clumI u grass
beside the narrow path. shriekec and
tainted falling on her face
In The grass Ras rattlesnake.
which anErily rattlinE. struck a. the
PROSTATE girl but did no more than
buy it, fanEs in her heavy walking
skirt
The snake was coiunE 70 strike
again when Miss ZaEriskie picked ~
a stone. anc-surprisin 20 relate-hi'
ne --akr. crushing us head Their
she crzFged the senseiess Miss kyer-
sor. who weighs ia pounds. over ths
rrass FOR twenty feet a. least and
e when she revived. helped her home
The snake measured SIX feet on'
inch long. the stcne Mss Laorlski'
Ufrec znc threw weighs more thar
STE coes-112 pounds
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-25
AMERICAN TOBACCO
TRUST SPREADS OUT
Forms New Branch to BE Known
as Federal Cigar Company,
Which Will Manufacture
All Machine Made Cigars
and Cheroots.
RlcHMOND. VA.-Special--

RICHMOND. NA.-Special-
The American Tobacco Company
viii shortly establish another branch
Id its business. or more correctly. VIII
divide the American Cigar company
into two branches. the new one 20 De
known as the Federal Cigar Company
This latter branch will manufacture
.u tho machine made cigars. chcroots
nf the Ike sold by the trust leaN-
fr- thc handmade cigars Co Zee man
fractured in the plants OF the Amen
.ar Cigar rowranN TX is done 70
facilitate the business
Each company wal be under sep
arate set of officers. though they VIII
be closely affiliated
The officers OF tho Federal Cigar
COMPANY Will be as follows. Presi-
dent w - LuCkett. OF New YORK
the present general manager or the
N-hitlock. Jersey City and Lancaster
Pa branches. Vice President. A. O
W0odford. present assistant genera
manager The general manager OF
/ the three branches Will be Mr.. }
! Norman Dart. now the manager o
\ the Whitlock branch here. MI n. Is
smith. superintendent OF the Whit
/ lock branch. viii succeed Mr.. Oar
/ here. and Mr.. r. r. Ramsay. IN
/ present assistant superintendent. WI
/ 20 up 20 the Office OF superintendent
A telegram from New 1ork. IN
/ headouarters Of the trust bears on
lthe above. while fauy denying tina
there IS any probability OF the com
ranv dissOlvinr.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-25
WET GROUNDS DELAY
STATE LEAGUE START
RTCHMOND. VA.-Special.

kINH n " u : - II'-'-stII'
Jupiter Pluvius reigned supreme ii
richmond saturday afternoon. and
the uncorking OF the heavenly water
wagons blasted the hopes % thousands
OF anxious fans who had been getting
ready all the week 20 see real base
ball game for the championship. DE
spite the rainfall. however, the paIaoe
49, riace as per schedule. The
ulever. were all In closed carriages
and went over the usual line Of march.
After the arrival at the park the
-ain continued 10 fall. and the Rlch-
mond and Roanoke respresentatlNts
decided that Il was useless 20 attemp ~
- NAV under such conditions. The
rain ceased. however. about o'clock.
but the conditions az the park were
such that ball playing was out OF thf
question.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-25
DISTINGUISHED
NECESSARY IN SOUTH
Congressman Crisgs Says Peace
and Prosperity Demand
White Mans Control.
NO INAUGURATION
Believes Educated Blacks VIII
Gradually Move to Other Sec
tions. Where They Will Soon
er or Later Also Be Dis
franchiSed

WASHINGTON. u C-Speciai.--
Ia an argument favoring the oistrSn-
chiscrnent o. the southern negroes.
Mr.. Grixgs OF Georgia. In the House
Friday declared that such Sisfran-
chisemcnt was necessary 70 insure
white control and the peace end pros
periry OF the south.
In consequence % such action. he
said the negro would oe no less a
factor than ne Is now
At present" Mr.. Griggs said, ne
is only menace and scarecrow-
not a factor IN determining potu-
cal issues" The rights OF the negro
% the south. ne maintained. were
guaranteed only through white judges
and white jurors. and those riEhts
would not be changed by disfranchise-
meat
Mt GrigEs took issue with those
who assert that manual training ana
technical education or the negroes OF
the south furnishes a solution OF tho
A race question. That in Itself. ne SAID.
f is a declaration 81 the negro'S inte-
-io-ltv For cod s sake" he eNclaim
ed "iet MS not depend upon technical
eturntfou % the negro % solve TINS
problem u would. ne said. either
drive the GREAT majority OF southern
white men irto other states or Great,
the most terrible race var in the MS
tory ~ The world.
He said he does not believe south
eru white men would oe driven IRON
their homes "Tf." ne said. the'
should refuse 20 live in q land undo
conditions So dcQiorable and. like thei
fathers ~ oUt and build homes -
Ithe Wilderness we would have ieft 4
'us land made up % two classes @
, p.ople-a professional class OF white
ana "a laborinE class % blacks Tn
abSurfiry % such a condition, ne de
Iclaref. was apparent
2 IN the opinion ~ NJ. GrigEs, Their
is 200 danger % the arralgs nation g
me whites and the blacks. There mus
81 De- re-farf subrn ssio ON from the one. 2
. said and complete control uy The or
e~ This he said. would result IN IN
2 negroes gradually becoming educSIe
land thrlr removal 90 other state
r. where fhey could have great priv
IA I-Ees As TIE negroes increase
mum hers in those states. nc 1ssc n o.
4 thrv would be Glsfranchised unit
7 finally. having grown strong ourln
To- these years % wandering 10 the WI
To- re~ress- they would have the N a.
g hood 20 20 out AMI with The " hi
p mans help. establish homes for then
Id selves
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-25
HAD ARGUED NEED OF
BANK EXAMINE I S
Governor Swanson Takes Occasion
Of Mecklenburg Bank Failure
to Recall Failure of Legis-
lature TO Support Him.
RICHMOND. "a -special.--

RICHMOND "A special.
The disastrous collapse % inc HAhN
~ Ns..l1e,h,~r which aDr,earS 20
-. 80.
nave ofS" SoisN wv
sance % Cashier OVERLY and his prSe-
49,, 90 -,,,ksr- ,,rautho~tz,d loans 10
i, -. -. go. Lumber
N''0 " "a ,,.,
Company. has once more e'nlo@S'-'
the fact that there IS = crying need
g. -, ,--,,f~f-,ars ~ "A state bank
-o'
examiner.
Governor swanson commented on
ire fact 70 q caller He said that
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-25
GAIIESPIE KICKED TO DEATH
SAYS CORONES'S JURY

rocky MOUNT. SpeciSL-
ca,-re Caliespie. who was found dead
bv the roadside Monday. IN Ions
Branch this county. was murdered
BY being kicked In the stomach. &C
c0rdtnr 20 the verdict rendered Fri
day BY the coroner's jury. lie had
been drinking IN company with I'VE
Nor who are now under arrest
AT the inquest. Posie Martin tesu-
fed thar James Jones. young man
OF tvyeuty-eiEht kicked Galcspie IN
The stomach repeatedly until ne be
came unconscious. According 70 the
,esttrnorv o. DR. r ~. Lemon. who
r,aSe a most norton examination,
Gsuespie died from internal hemor-
rhs-re Several OF his ribs were bro
ken The jury held Jones responsi Ole
I for his death.
Gauespic was sixty three years oIo
land leaves q family
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-25
WOMAN CUPID AGENT
CONVICTED OF FRAUD

CHICAGO. 1LT.-~pc Atlfr
seven minutes teiihrrstion. jury ln
the Federal court adludged Mrs T. l.
Gllnu guilty 90 usiug the lnited states
-,srs ~ fefraud while conducting Ga
-,,ar~frnoufal agency The verdict.
however was NOT returned to the
court until an hour later The first
FORMAL ballot was twelve for Convic-
zion The conviction of Mrs CHM
following that OF Miss Marian Gray.
,rrr VAS sentenced 10 one year IN ere
House ~ Correction means .Aat every
matrimonial agency 81 this Federal
district quits business. United states
District Attorney Edwin W sims
however. does not mean 20 quiz the
r-r-e~utfon OF the three society men
y.rn have run agencies ON the SIDE
and the nineteen other managers ol
cNrld hunting bureaus.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-25
SPORTS
VIRGINIA LOSES TO
PRINCETON TIGERS

RICHMOND. NA.-Sp ccial--
called 70 the bone. O. thousand ot
more baseball GcFotees shlNert0
through eleven innings - tast. Ne
played base ball az Broad SLresl .i
70 down ia defeat before the Prince
ton Tigers. -,,-....
b-fDCirr that over in their half OF the
eievsnth on a hist by sides, an advance
OF q base when Pearson caUsnt tat
Dillon. u
Score BY innings o *
S-iSc-ton 0O 100000 DOL
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-25
Young KAN KILLED IN
TRYING TO STOP runaway

WARSAW. VA.-Specisl--W bile
irving 10 stop bis runaway horse Fri
ts.- Afternoon. Lewis English. an
q = hteen year-old youth. was killed
near Efnsale- 80. =
me unfortunate youth was hauling
uwlfh ais team when tho Gah steamer.
C,hesapeake. from Reecville. lying AZ
the wharf. began 70 blow on ste1Ifl.
1890 10 run Mr. English attempted
10 catch the bride. but was thF0Wn
unser the wagon. the wheels p4SsinG
rim ana killing hirn Instantly.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-25
COPPER CENT KILLS
TER SIXTY YEARS
PORTE

IA PORTE. D-Special.~-A
larre copper cent. swallowed sixty
years ago. Friday caused the death
% James Euckins. sixty-seyen years
old. a farmer The coin became IN
cased ia the lining OF the stomach
a. .he zine II was swallowed and re-
rnained there until recently when an
abscess formed and acids IN the ston-
ach began 20 dissolve the coin Pol
coming ersoed. causing death
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-25
LYNCRBUl
PROSPEROUS YOUNG FARMtcF
ARRESTED FOR fNCENDfAhi>M

aARRISONBURG. yA..-Special.-
The harm OF Solomon J. Henley was
burned early Wednesday morning ana
William a Baugher. young farmer
in good circumstances. Vas aIIess 20
able for the FIRE. With the barn mir
teen horses much hay. grain Ano
burned. the loss erneunttng 70 seo~t
Bsnghsrss arrest eanss1 fr1.t 49,
AZ era. rarr1sA ana hes y family
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-25
NATIONAL LEAGUE.


cHIRLoTTnsvLLLE. VA. April
1O,---At a meeting cf the General Atm
istfc Association OF the University
sfrhs men were awarded tthe basket
beif MONOGRAM. as follows Perry X
Ashty. OF Hampton Va: A y. Cocn-
rane. OF Cumberland. no-i-B. hoss9tl
cecil - Kansas City. Mo: James ~.
MAY. Jr.. OF Staunton. Va, n n
scott. az San Antonio. Tex Il. y.
Hal. Of Louisville. KY Charles l.
Wlliiams, ~ baltimore. ma, and VII
liam T. Glenn. OF New York city
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-25
DEATH TO ALL
WHO HELPED JAPAN

LONDON pecial.--A Tokto dis
paFch 70 the Daily Mail READS; The
rrurter IN Ran Francisco OF the Amer
lean. Durham ". stevens, . japanese
ri Korsal The Righteous Army League
~ xorea WAS organlzed mainly. for ne
erterratnation OF JapaneBe agcntS-
49, ~ stevens left for America
MS destruction Vas committed 70 tne
1ffRrfeot.a Army League IN San FRAN
800. .ssth Us agents IN various parts
- the CnMed States. ven6eAnce IL
sworn against ali who help the Jap
anaan u TIC capital
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-25
Pninfc,l Pnrnrrnnhs.

Before taking a header be sure you
are right.
Don't be in a hurry 20 see lie u
YOU would live long
But "a man never grows "hen ne
gets the lions share
This seasons buds may De next
seasons wall flowers
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-25
PosTERMAsTER MARTIN,
OF EVANSVILLE, SUICIDE

I.nAKsvIILE. ~. c.. April Ia
7. ID. Martin. postmaster here. com
mstted suicide In the postonice early
FRIDAY morning by shooting HIM
self through the temple. Tiers
no known motive for the deed
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-25

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