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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-08-07

n~llbefannten mlttelbodIoeutidlen Did
ter, iuie 8olfram bon @ihenbad.
Sortmnnn bon Ilie. &onrao bon Sui.
ieSbrunn, RllooIf BON ems. @ottfrieo
bon StraBburg, @erner BON Segern.
lee. Ieiobnrt bon &euentbol,
@alter Dor Der 8oselmeioe,
Srieori6 ron Snuien, @ctt.
frieo bon Reifen, @Ibre6t bon S6art
fenberg, l1Iri6 bon Eiirbeim, Serbon
bon SrisInr, 9ietmor bon giit, Sugo
bon Srimbere uno nod oieIer anoe-
rer.
9ieieIbcn idonen Romen finbea
mir bel Den 9eiitliten ShriftitelIern
bes Rittelalters. bel Den oeutifea
Wbitifern. ben 8rebieern: 8ertola
bon 8egensburg, 9ietrib bon Srei
burg. Meiitcr gdebarb. 2ampredi
bon Regensburg, Seinrid Seuie, Sill.
6egaro bon 9ingen. RedtiIo bon
Magoeburg, 8ertruo bon SeIftc,
2irtgarb bon Songern, GoelbeiS
2%aneemonn. gilbert Der @roBe etc.
@an5 Iebnli9rs finben mir, penn mir
bic Reiben Der 9iidofe uno @r5bii65.
fe IN Geuti6Ianbs 8istbiimern be
tro6ten. 90 lit Die Reibe DER 8ai
iauer giid0ie ~foIeenbe:
8ipiIo. (9eatus). (Sibonius). In.
tbeIm, @iiuri1, 8alberid, llroIf.
Satto, Re9inmar. Sartpid, German
rid. gngeImar, @i6ing. 8i6ar.
9urfarb, @rmpolo, 8erbor6, IouI.
bert, 8ilsrim, (Gbriitian), geren.
gar, gn9elbert. Iltmann. lllrif, Ge
gimar, Regimbert. &onrao, &upert,
GlIo. Seinrih, GictpoI6. 8oIfger,
Boppo Waugolo, l1Irih. @ebboro,
&iibiger. 9onrpo. 9ertboIo, Otto.
0abisIauS), Wetrus). 8i6arb.
@ottfrieo, Bernhard, @ebbarO, gilbert.
@ottfrieo, albre6t. (Sobarn), 8up
pre6t, (@eorg). 2eoubaro, lllridJ.
(@eorg). 6rteori6. Sriebrid, (Gbri.
itopb), @iguleus. Grnit, @oIfgans.
8oIfgang, (llrban), 2eopoIo, Geo.
polo, aorl. Ben5eD, (SebaItian),
(Sobonn), &aimunb, (SoieD, (SoieD.
2eopoIo. (SoieD, (Ebomas), 2eopoIo.
8ir ftr6en bier inter 76 9ii9ofen
MIR II nit nidJtbeuti6en Roren.
(9ie nit GInmmeru be3eifneten.)
W~erf>pijroiq lit, tpie Die ifneren,
pitbtigcn alien Iumen nit forti6rei.
TENDER 3eit Id)min0en uno crit in ben
lcbten Sa%brbunoerten ole Soiefe etc.
bGltfigcr mcroen. 9asielbe Terb6It
mis- ODER nod giinIttgere 3abIen finoer
mir bel Sen @ii6ofSreiben bon Wain,,
&oln. @umbcrq, @iir5bllrq. 2imbur9,
6reiiing etc, Sn &oln rcqierten in Der
3eit 5miihcn $50 (bl. @bergiieD iln6
1000 Rrin5 gruit b. 8opern) 81 9i.
idofe, BON bcnen go oeutide Namen
batten. Illd) i'm goroen 0euti6lanos
t~refien mir oicie SerbdItniiie. 9o3
9iStbum S%ilocSbeim hattie bon SIS
bis 1917 foIgenoe 9iih6fc:
@untber, Rembert, @bbo, Iltfrieo,
9u6olf, Rarfparo, @tgbert @albert
Sebor6. 2ietbaro, Stpin. Osoag.
@oroog. @crrhuar6. @ottborb, Diet
mar, I3cIin. Se5iIo. ubo 9riining.
@ertboIh. @crnmaro. Bruno, Ser
mann, aoclcg gerno, Son.
ra6. Nort6ert. Siegfrieo aonrao
Scinrid. Gobann). Otto. giegirieb,
Scirrif. Otto, Seinrt6, (Sfobunn).
@crboro. S%oDanncs), (9taams),
9crnbarO. grnit. SEEMING. 9artoIo.
Grid. (Sobonnes).
Ilio bon AZ Namen iinb AZ rein
beutid.
Sieie Ramenreiben 3cigen uns an
gleih audi. mcIde Ramen Der 6elltid:
Ibcl oontaIS beoor5ugte. 9enn bic
Wehr5obl Der geiitliden Iiiriten bon
oamalS cling aus ben ooeligcn GSami
lien. aus ben ber3ogliden, graiiiden.
freiberrIifen SGliiern hproor.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-08-07
Gin @~efahlsmsnidl.

Sol5berr (oer cine Sooeson3eige
e%mpfdrgt): oGIio, Der 9edcr lit to6t
lno miro heute begroben oos
trifft iif ia fomos; i'd miibte 10 ui6t
rett mas ib oieien Nafmittog an.
fa1gen %iollte."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-08-07
BUR siderhcit.

SrttI (oer INNER elm idle6tes sc.
rpiiien bat, olS er pom 8opo SfI6ae
friegt, obne 81 piiicupurim) r@eIt,
8apa, Oa 1T i6on Die Sheibe oabei
80, Die id beutc bcim Rahbar ser.
idlaget babel"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-08-07
~Gbamberlaiu's huften mebi;in
hilft Die Natur.

Weoiainen, bic Die Rntur betfen
limb INNER am uirtinmiten. Cham
b%erlain's SuftensM eoisin bnnbel
mad oieiem Blame. sic bdlt ben
Suifen Suriid, LOFT oeu GuSmurf unb
bilft bic Natur, onS S1item in einer
seiunoen 8uftuno INSTRUMENTATION.
Sic 1T dber eineu eroBen 2heil Der
cipiliiir.en Welt tbrer unih6Bboren
@ieeniHaften tueeen beribmt. Gau-
ienoe baden ibren bDben Bert be-
5euet. Sic wirtt tueeen iebe gInln.
ae, bob eine @rtdltun9 in cine Guns
genent5dnouug tibereebt. Gum Der.
tauf bel Balter 8rDs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-08-07
@crbciirrt

geocr Ger IN etmas angebeifertem
3nita;roe cincn Souriiten raiiertl:
..Safto, iest bdtt' it sic brinab' in
Gle Sdnauoe pardon ms @opl
q'Idnittenl"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-08-07
@etrantter aanitlsritols.

8ater: n9lber Slnee, mas malt
0u oeun Oa fir Elm oummes @eiift
an ole 8ouo?" - Sobnten: ,Iber
Bapa, oaS iolIt ia gu ieinl"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-08-07

Gin bbffuurgspotIt.g
.Suast. 8uter: aDu tiil itBt D;srz
3ebn Sabre alt.unD ioaf cir, SaHon;rt.
trrrep 1913 mofteF bn Ssnn am
lisblfeW lerren2" .SlRse. ,2ls
Strsitea!.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-08-07
EnmmariiA.

y@os bait o bonn Dem go6er ge.
gebert, fiirS 3abnrciBeu, Sepp2" -
-3tuoo Sronen uno q Batideui"
The Washington times., 1908-09-01
NEW WAR BALLOON
WILL BE TRIED OUT
Fort Myer Officers VIII Make a
Trial Flight This
Afternoon.

In the interim between the flying Of
Captain Baldwin's dirigible balloon and
the aeroIiiane of the Wright brothers,
the Signal Corps officers at Fort Myer
are going 20 institute little practice in
spherical balloon work. beginning this
evening, unless weather conditions in
terfere.
Major Sluier. head Of the board of
Signal Corls officers, which has charge
OF the aeronautical tests at Fort Myer,
said TO-DAY that the Baldwin balloon
Will be debated this afternoon and that
the gas viii be used 10 initiate one OF
the new spherical balloons recently pur-
chased by the War Department
"A flight will be 5aade this evening
in the new balloon" said Major Squier.
Il do not know who VIII go up as yet.
This will be the first flight for this
balloon and will be a sort OF test"
Major Squier said that Orville Wright
might fly Thursday. The War Depart
menI. ne said. would. not hasten Mr..
Wrights movements.
The Washington times., 1908-09-01
White Gfd LoUes COLored Man
Whose Name She GfUes Her BABY

II love himi Yes, he's the father
Of my child" said pretty Mary Win
DELL a Virginia white girl, in the Po-
lice Colrt today. She was arrested last
night by Detective FoFtney. charged
with improper conduct with Aaron
Winfield. a negro, whom the woman
says is her husband.
With her blue-eyed ven-mOnths'o old
baby. Miss Windell faced Judge Mills
in the United States branch of the Po-
lice Court this morning. At her side
stood the man for whom she had given
up friends and family. She was pale
and trembling, and when put 10 plea
spoke scarcely above a whisper. the
word guilty being heard By only the
judge and clerk. Winfield. a we'll
groomed. intelhgentIooking eoIored
man. had nothing 10 say IN his own
defense. pleading guilty to the charge.
He was sent up for sixty days while
the woman was committed 70 the Flor
ence Crittenton Home with her child
until such time as the court might
set for ;lilictiOn OF her sentence.
1t Is understood that friends have
The Washington times., 1908-09-01
POLITICIANS SPOIL
TAFT FISHING TRIP
Leaders Now Want Republican
Candidate to Speak in Toledo
and SanduskY.

MIDDLE BAGS ISL AND. Ohio, Sept.
i-Strenuous politics threaten TO break
IN on Taft's rest pr0gTaIl which is not
so free from politics after all.
Toledo and Sandusky politicians want
nm 20 make saTue rec hot speeches,
when he visits their RESPECTIVE cities.
SandusiSy and part or the Thirteenth
district are Foraker sLrongholds. Taft
Will spend Labor Day at the Soldiers
non-pOlitical speech He will return
hf re Monday evening.
Hitchcock viii be here the last ~ the
week. Secretary Garneld, ex-Cio pernor
Herrick. and Wade s. Etas are expected
later.
The Taft party WI leave here at s
O'Clock Tuesday morning, September 8.
for Sandusky. The party will leave San
dusky for Cincinnati.
The Washington times., 1908-09-01
MRS. MARY LEAVY
WAS BURIED TO-DAY
Dropped Dead in Husbands Arms
on the Street Sunday
Afternoon.

Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Leavy,
who died suddenly Sunday afternoon,
IN the arms of her husband while they
We're strollrg in front Of the Shoreham
Hotel, weTs held this morning ar ID
O'Clock, at Harveys chapel The Rev.
J. G. Butler of the Lutheran Place Me-
mortal Church Offic -ated Interment
was in Rock Creek CEMETERY.
The cause of her sudden death is
given as neuralgia or see heart Mrs.
LeaVy and her husband N a Ieavv,
had been out for a walk. and as tnev
reached the corner or Ffftecnth aHd II
streets she exclaimed thai sife felt her
self falling. She was caught in the
arms of her husband. bat died before
the arrival of the ambulance.
NJ. A. Lcavy resides at IH5 n street
northwest, and is "a business man of
long experience and ability. having held
positions OF responsibility with Wash
ineton ana New York newspapers.
The Washington times., 1908-09-01
SOMETHING DOING
1T COLONIAL BEACH
Trip Down the River on the ST.
Johns Makes Delightful
DAYS Outing.

There is never a dull minute at Co
lonial Beach for those who want 10
enter into the gayeties and it's a health
resort par excellence. The bathing IS
particularly good at this time of the
year while that is supplemented by
fine fishing. grabbing, and boating.
Too much can't be said Of the de-
lightful trip down the river and back
on the superb steamer St Johns It's
appointments place IL in the foremost
rank among river craft-speedy. clean.
well managed throughout. II you can
only tesse a day away from town there's
no more delightful way 10 spend IL than
10 take the ride TO Colonial Beach and
back on the St Johns.
Time tables and rates may be seen IN
the excursion column Of today's paper.
The Washington times., 1908-09-01
Profits by Experience.

The experience evidently taught the
negro a lesson. for only a few are seen
70 enter the place by the front door
now. and the police believe he has a Sc
cret entrance from another house.
Necessary evidence against alleged
opium dens is tAe hardest kind Of evil
dence in the world to ohtain." re-
marked ar official of the Police Depart
ment this morning. we are doing all
we can to close up these alleged
Joints and theIS never has been a
time when the police did not watch all
suspected places.
while it is likely that there are a
few opium dens scattered about the
city, the majority of them are in China
town. between Third and Four-and-a-
half streets, ou the Avenue"
According TO the police, there are not
many white men and women who go to
these places to smoke the little pills
that bring oblivion. Most opium fiends
IN Washington, IL is claimed. prefer to
smoke in their rooms. They purchase
the drug from the Celestials, and take
&c 10 their homes.
The Washington times., 1908-09-01
JOB WAITING FOR HIM.

Jimmy-TeacheF says dat old guy
Argus had a hundred eyes.
Billy-Ge, what dandy baseball UNI
pire he'd make.-Chicago News
The Washington times., 1908-09-01
Joints in Other Sections.

While the police are concentrating
their efforts IN an attempt 10 'clean
up" the opium dens in Washington s
Chinatown, right under the shadow OF
the Capitol. It is admitted that Joints
have 5een running fun blast in other
sections of the city.
Ia South Washington, the police say,
there are several places conducted by
negroes. where white men as well as
negroes are given an opportunity TO nit
the pipe" The most notorious OF these
'ijOints" is located ia the vicinity OF
FOur-and-a-half street and Maryland
avenue southwest. The proprietor is a
negro, whCm the police know to be a
confirmed opium hend. The reason this
place has not been closed up, the police
claim, is because repeated e.g~"ts TO OBJ
tain evidence that would result in a con
victiOn before the Police Court have
failed.
The proprietor, who Is said TO be We'll
10 do. and who derives a handsome IN
come by dispensing the dope is be-
ieyed to be backed In the enterprise by
a white man, who is also a confirmed
opium smoker
An effort was made about a year ago
TO drive this negro out Of business, "
when he occupied a house in another
part OF the Southwest. Pharmacy IN
spectOr Van ZanJ obtained information
that this man was running an opium
den, and, assisted by police of the
Fourth precinct made an attempt 70
obtain evidence against him.
The Washington times., 1908-09-01

come 10 her all and that an effort
viii be made 10 libefate the girl il pos
sibie. Miss Winfield, a pretty girl, witt
features regular and delicate, said:
Two years ago when / came 10 Wash
ington / got employment with q family
where Aaron was acting in the capacity
Of butler. When my baby was born /
assumed his name. / am over twenty
one. II / prefer a negro 10 q white
man. whose business is it2'
The girl has been employed By Mrs.
Alic.s NJ. Rock, of 1446 y street north
west, as q domestic.
The police allege that Winfield is q
married man and has a family IN New
Jersey.
The Washington times., 1908-09-01
Negro Patron Squeals.

A negro who was a regular patron
of the resort took Van Zant into his
confidence. and it looked as If the po-
lice would be able to close the place.
The house was watched for several
days. Whites and blacks were seen TO
enter the place and remain four or
five hours. There were several women
who visited the house regularly.
Just as they were preparing to raid
the place, the negro who had given the
tip TO the pharmacy inspector gave the
police the double cross The negro
hunted up the pharmacy inspector told
him there were about a dozen persons
IN the house at the time who were
hitting the pipe
Jumping into the patrol wagon. the
reserves Of the Fourth precinct hurried
TO the house. The front door was fore
ed open, and the police found the pro-
prietOT in a room by himself calmly
smoking opium. He was the only per
son IN the house at the time.
The police came to the conclusion that
the man who gave them the Tip also
tipped of the proprietor AT the same
time. ana there was no evidence that
would warrant making an arrest. A
short time afterward the proprietor va
Gated the house, and he is nOW located
near FOur-and-a-half street and Mary
land avenue,
The Washington times., 1908-09-01
TINES EXPOSURE
CLOSES HOP JOINTS
-Four Cinnamon Plead Not
Guilty After Being Caught
in Police Raid.

Arrsigned on charges Of violating Sec
tion II OF the District pharmacy regu-
lations, four Cinnamon pleaded not
guilty this morning, and demanded a
trial by jury. They were held I'm $500
bond each by Police Judge Mullowny
The defendants are: Lee Quong, 346
Pennsylvania avenue; Moy Sing, Sl4
Pennsylvania avenue; Lee Lou $40
Pennsylvania avenue. and Moy Lou,
31S Pennsylvania avenue. The PLACES
conducted by the CelestiaIs we're -aid-
ed last night by police of the Sixth
precinct
Following tho artICse published in The
Times yesterday afternoon stating that
the police admitted a wholesale traffic
In the Crug in Chinatown, the lid was
put on tight last night. and even -egu-
lar patrons were refused admitance to
the alleged Joints"
None 81 the prisoners are accused di-
rectly of running opium dens. but are
charged simply with violating the phar-
macy regulations, which prohibits the
sale of the drug.
The arrests were made on information
obtained by a confirmed opium nend.
who has been smoking hop" in the
Chinese dens in this city for many
years. This man is known personally
to nearly every Celestial In the city. and
yesterday morning, when the police
sent him out 10 purchase the drug. he
had no difficulty in buying it wherever
he went.
The Washington times., 1908-09-01

evening, and apparently fee! no more
eHects than IL ne hac smoked tobacco
Tor the same period.
The Washington times., 1908-09-01
GLASS
MAY BE DYING

BERRELY, Cal, Sept. 1-Rear Ad-
miral Henry Glass. retired. formerly
commander OF che Pacific feet, has been
taken 70 Pas0 RObles Springs in a last
effort 10 saJe his life. Two months
ago he under vent an operation. lie has
been suffering from q complication Of
diseases.
The Washington times., 1908-09-01

evening, and apparently fee! no more
eHecJs than II ne haC smoked tobacco
Ior the same period.
Plan Three Warrants.
Warrants charging violation OF the
pharmacy law Will be sworn out against
at least three more Celesuals, who have
establishments in Chinatown according
70 statement made today by Police
Captain ByTnes, of the Sixth precinct.
We are going TO make il interesting
for the Celestials before We get
through said Captain Byrnes this
morning. Detective Armstrong and
have been working for several days OBJ
tanning evidence, and we believe we
have all that is necessary.
The article published in The Times
yesterday afternoon put the lid down
tight in Chinatown last night No one
could have purchased a cents worth
of opium from any Of the dealers for
Sl00 bill But, fortunately, that didn't
hamper as. We had gotten sufficient
evidence in the morning, and more ar
rests viii probably be made today"
Captain Byrnes says he does not
think there are many places in China
town where white men and women are
allowed 70 smoke opium, although he
says nearly all 0f the Chinese mer-
chants sell the drug.
The Washington times., 1908-09-01
ADJUSTMENTS.
ISsy.. 7:j 9

Daily mats, = cents. s2vgs-, - 90 and zoe
RALPH c. HERR, late OF "The Soul Kiss
LITTLE GIRLS AND THE TEDDY BEAR
Mullen and CorellL Three Renards. Una
Clayton ard Company. The klnsous. De
Haven ar1 Sidney. "Quebec's Centenary
Celebration" Next Week-Wiliiam Rock ard
Maude Fulton, The Gainsbor0 Girl. McCon-
nell Simp-on & Co au3l-st
The Washington times., 1908-09-01
Find Many Outfits.

In searching the rooms of many Grim
inaIs arrested ia Washington during the
last few years, the police have found
elaborate opium outfits among their be-
iongings. Many of these opium fiends
have turned out TO be noted criminals,
who were wanted by the police of diff
fcrent large cities. These opium out
FITS are very expensive, often costing
as much as 500. The drug, TOO. is cost
ly and a dope" fenC must be we'll sup
piled with money 70 enjoy the luxury
OF opium smoking
Hitting the pipe" the police claim.
Is the thing that contributes mon han
anything else toward making criminals
out Of men and women. II has a diff
fcrent effect on Celestials IEan on
whites
The Chinese who are confirmed users
OF the drug become so innoculated with
the poison that they can smoke the pipe
like a white man might drink whisky
The first time a white man ''hits the
pipe the first TWO or three jraugnts
put him 10 sleep. After a while. ne can
smoke for a longer period, but it is not
an unusual sight to see . Chihaman
smoke from forty to fifty pills IN an
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-31
ApVILLE SHIPS
FIRST BALE COTTON
a. Maaltsby Has This Distraction for
County at Large.
.Ncr4Ea 80 oM rAuRsDAy

lois Was of Fine Texture and
shipped 10 corSon q Co. q S.
vannah--From Now on viii Increase
Esrx
~ 4. Manltsby Of campyllle has the
srction 81 shipping the first bale
1908 cotton frosn Alachaa county,
hEgb was made on Wednesday and
ether followed yesterday.
ire bale IA question was d exceed.
M nno texture, long staple, and y
drought wili bring q handsome price
on tie market
ir Maultsbs who operates the gins
M cMnppIlle. says that commqncinR
th next week he expects 20 run hlt
as regularly al The aeecy staple y
scmlrg Ia very fast, and y - hoped
mt the fains viii not Interfere with
ta crop by causing rust.
TIRE market 81 not good bat lt y
eiclent 10 pdt acme o. the al
IS ahsles ii circulation among the
raers and the general public.
N vi. Gordon q co. * aayannah
tge tho parties 20 whom the above
h'pmruss were made. and Il can hs
fslg said thar this nrm has alwaya
Aaaiad barge proportion o. ne cot
lrom this section. They keep q
ar ~ ne neld here al tha tins
M staple pruduccd here " u rach
ailsg lhat they want ~
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-31
GAINESVILLE MONEY
WILL ESTABLISH GINS
wLL paovs 81 A0vANrAoE

Action Was Quick and Nav oInnery
Is Now Assured Cor ths cIty--ls
viii Save Farmers Long rrIpa-
CITY VIII BE Cotton Center o. state
Quick action has been taken a. re-.
SUN o. the aFticle "a The sun of Wed
nesday concerning the ginneFY and the
handling 81 cotton ~ this point
Gainesville capitalists haze already
got together. and while 30 definite
plans have been t0rmed 4 q general
u understood among the promoters
that they viii AZ once erect ne nccea.
AIRY buildlng and place the order fof
the machlnery with the house that can
make che trnt dellvery
IL ire moantine they propose %
take cAro Of all shc cotton offered ior
sale IN mis- section and VII establish
Coz this point Z market thar WIN give
the city the prestige tlat y properly
dne. AZ they pill make q nc leadlne
cotton centcF ~ the State
The staple Vim b. handlef IL bon
the seed and link ana while We WI
no, now give ths names q me pre
moters w. can asuxp oar rnadsrH that
the capital bchind ths eo1efpriNo h
ample % meet the demaads liuhls y
b. made
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-31

-TT ~ ------T
n. yuiy % Owing ~ EaF
~ ~ she prinri7al pnier main
sy Lisbon n iAreaienef niih
ata iarinn The authorities "
40 ths popalacs "a aii aii vegaeis
tssrr the reservoir 5efa@
ars fiyelF tcenes were enact.
rs sAs puhlie fountsiea. water
ers trvine b inspc1o ne ytapif
ee vlnr sr fasnsr peyau The
r4te aefr Obliged W laitrfefe.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-31

what could ruthfslis l
children who die, Tas
ns, poor little thing
Il and you don't reas
child IA cross freuet %
blexioned and loses wcfahf
|rent reason. give II AHah
lm yermifuge-yoa VIII n
d AZ the results and how
picks np. sold BY W ~ JDln
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-31

Ne notice that I viii nn 4r
bday OF September a 1908,
soon thereafter as
apply for parfan
rson, who was convicv u
X term OF the clre
Aua county. Florida I'd
daughter. Anyone ce'
be heard on the merit, ~
|Dstlon. WA. G.
Attorney fcr ~ ti
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-31

Asrhtnhop ousaity Ffsadsd
cAscwo 4alY 81 grassta. vgiesfA
ana lAymen ffofn sil parts ~ w.
UnisWs Htaiea niinerss9 iAe nosAeefa.
tloa hew Wsdnmasy ~ Blsnope efi
.paas psfsf RAo8s cAieaFot nee ana
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hrs jury to awail
hearing.