davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-15
HOLD MANY FIRE DRILLS

PALO ALTO, March 14.-F'reuuent
fire drills have been held By the teach
ers Of the grammar school lately and
their pupils have shown perfect disci-
pline, clearing the building in good
order in from AZ seconds to a minute
and a half
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-15

Thirty years ago there were IL rail-
roads under more or less independent
operation whose titles, as painted on
the cars. began with Boston" Now
there are only two.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-15
WOMEN PREPARE
RALLY OF CLUBS

OAKLAND. March 14.-Arran gements
progress among the members of the
Alameda district federation of women's
club for the entertainment of the state
federation, which will meet May s.
and in this city in annual conven-
tion. Delegates from several hundred
women's clubs in California will take
part in the sessions. which will be held
at the Ebelf society's home.
Local arrangements cover wide
range, and the various activities for the
large affair have been apportioned to
q series OF subcommittees. Heads Of
these committees have been selected
as follows:
Mrs. w. A. Schrock of Ebell and
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-15

Piles that show the result of experiments with
cylinders In the upper picture shown ping perfect state
of preservation while lower appears defective ping
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-12-11

Every man TO MIS- trade" IL an
Did adage and is familiar 10 Rearly
all OF US. 1t is brief ia ltA wording
but conveys q great deol 10 It's mean
ing. 1t Is merely a terse way of
aging that a max who makeE a spe-
ialty OF any ono thing knows more
about. and lie more proficient in his
particular specially than any one
9lse could be. II is for this reason
hat We all seek specialist when
We have any serious physical all
nent. 1t Is for the same reason that
The Rydale Remedy Co. went to one
II the best specialists In the United
states on liver aud intestinal trou-
bles, professor in a Columbus. o.,
Medical College. and secured from
him a prescription from which Ry.
dale's Liver Tablets are made.
This specialist knew more about Iiy-
er troubles than n doctor who treats
all diseases, and that is why Ry-
dale's Liver Tablets relieve and cure
more quickly all liver troubles than
The ordinary liver pills and pow
iers.
30 tablets Ia metal box, rs
'ents. For sale by the White Phar-
macy.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-12-11

3 the most hazardous occupation
in tho world, considering the NUM-
Der o. men employed. and Il is Jar
from be ng the most remunerativs
to the men who do tie WORK and
take the risks.
When some terrible disaster. sucn
rs that at Mariana. occurs, scores
or hundreds OF lives are snLffed out
an instant and the widows end
children OF the victims are usually
'eI. y nniless and unprovided for.
There = another phase OF the
matter, too In times of war the
minor IS rs necessary to Uncle Sam s
navy as Is the sailor or the gunner.
Withou; the product of 4he miners
hazardous toll the battlosh ps would
be useless. Why should not the gov
eminent maize some provision for
mo care on the dependent families
OF the men who take ;her lives m
thelr hands when they go down in
20 the dark and dangerous earth to
gather the fuel without which the
greatest navy In the world would
DO as useless as junk?
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-12-11
MINES, MINERS
AND PENSIONS

In the last session of congress one
of the very few Democratic mem
bers of the house fro n Pennsylva-
"a, Hon. John G. McHenry, intro
d iced bill providing for feder-
al tax of one half cent a ton on all
coGl mined, TO lrovide for pensions
and other relief in mine accidents,
but the bill never was reported out
of commit tee.
The recent terrible mine disaster
in the so-called model" Mariana
n ne in western Pennylvania, which
was considered as safe" as IL is
pos9 bic for mines to be. I'm which
disaster 1879 men lost their lives
serves to recall Mr.. McHenry's eff
fort to provide COVE rnment relic.
for the widows ana orphans OF min
ing victims. Congressman McHen-
~, The author of the measure, In
speaking on the subject IN the Min
ing Congress at Plttsburg said:
1t Is a. movement that is bound
to come. My bill at Washington
last year d d not get fur her than
the committee room-the objections
raised TO it being that 1t savored too
much of paternalsm, and thai there
were grave doubts as to its consti
tu;ionality These objections can
not be raised TO the passage OF such
measure by the Pennsylvania IeG-
Stature, however, and tho bill will
be introduced at Harrisburg the
coming session. Such a measure Is
endorsed by the report just made
public by State Mine Inspector Rod
erick. Other states VIII come to it
once Pennsylvania leads the way"
Alonzo Crosby, OF Pennsylvania.
commenting on Mr. Henry's bill,
says:
Some such measure as was pro-
posed by Congressman McHenry
should speed ly become a law. eth
er nationally or by enactment OF the
various coal mining states. Mining
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-12-11
A NoTRE DAME LADY's APPEAL

To all moving sufferers OF rheu-
matism, wether muscular or OF the
joints, sciatica, lumbagos, backacbe
pains in the kidneys or neuralgia
pains, to write to her for a home
treatment which has repeatedly
cured all OF these tortures. She
feels 1t her duty to send II to all
sufferers Free. You cure yourself
at home as thousands will testify
change OF climate being necessary.
The simple discovery banishes uric
acid from the blood, loosens The
stlnened joints, purifes the blood,
and brightens the eyes. giving elias
ITCHY and tone to the whole system.
II the above interests you, for proof
address Mrs. M. Summers. Box r,
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-12-11
was cone ana the leaves were burn

was gone ana the leaves were burn
Ing.
Large tracts Of land on the high
mountains were denuded OF SOL
down to the rocks. Over ruch Of
the area where the Po;tsville Con-
g'lomerate is the surface format on
there never was much min raj so /.
Beds OF moss, lichen, leaves and de-
cay,ng wood formed a covering for
the rocks which gave anchorage 20
the roots o the forest trees. over
extensive tracts, soils OF that kind
were absolutely destroyed"
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-12-11
WILLIAMS KIDNEY PILLS

Have you neglected your Kidneys?
Have you overworked your nervous
system and caused trouble With
your kidneys and bladder? Have
you palms in lolns, side, back, grolus
and bladder? Have you habby APP
Dearance OF the face. especially un-
der the eyes? Too frequent desire
to pass urine? II 80, Williams Kid
ney Pills will cure you. Price soc.
Sold by the White Pharmacy.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-12-11
F OREST FIRE
LOSSES
UNPRECEDENTED DESTRUCTION
IN WEST VIRGINIA CALLS AT
TENTIoN TO NECESSITY OF
BETTER PROTECTION.

"The unpr cedented destruct on
this season by forest fires in West
V rginia has called the attention OF
The people, as never before, to the
necessity o. better protection to
woods and watersheds, says Hu
Maxwell, chairman OF the West Vir-
g MIA Conservation Commission.
The relationship between denuded
mountains and floods is better un-
derstood than formerly and the
problem of future timber supply
has ceased 20 be a question for ac-
adem discussion.
Every one of the 10 counties had
one or more fires, some being small
and spreading through a few wood
lots only, others covering more than
$4,000 acre.. The acres burned ag-
gfegated 100000 acres, approx,
mately one-ffth OF the wooded area
o. the state. Timber burned amount
ed to more than 943,5OO,OO0 feet.
board measure, about per cent OF
the entire estimated staining tim
Der. large and small, in the state.
or two-thirds OF the out put of all
the saw mills Of West V rginia in
1907.
Money losses were heavy. The
value of timber burned was $1,000
800. There were losses in manu-
featured lumber, tan bark, build
ing and other improvements amount
i1g to s49O,175. THIS year there
was an unusually heavy damage to
underground and soil and this has
been placed a. one dollar an acre
'or every acre burned, making a
loss Of $1,763,850 IN the, state
Those losses total up to $5,O97825.
The reported expenditures by the
state and Individuals for fire fight
ing form an interesting contrast 20
the loss OF more 'han 100000.
The amount which county treasures
nj companies are reported to have
spent to suppress fires was only
$64G; ind vduais and companies
are reported to have spent abou
$4,000.
'fho injury to the sol! from fire
was much more severe this season
n West Virg MIA than ever before,
not alone because the burned area
was larger than i'm any former year,
but also for the reason that excess
siye dryness exposed the humus 10
a greater depth Ground fires have
been unusual heretofore I'm this
state, buS this season they are com
mon and Widespread TWO human
YES were lost I'm the fires.
The mountain people fought
fires I'm the past, when neg fought
1t a'l by raKing the leaves and
ticks rom a fire lane two or three
ee, wide and back fir ng. That
method failed this year. Fires
crossed the lanes By burning the
humus beneath the surface. and
hen started up afresh on the far
cher side. The fires burned so
deeply I'm the humus that an uou-
sual Phenomenon was presented
when a snow fall came early I'm No
vember Tho snow apparently ex-
tingu'shed the fires, but e went
away quickly under the influence OF
a strong, dry wind, and the fires
came up and out OF She ground and
we're soon spreading aga saw
80 tUo inches deep. and no Gre wa
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-12-11

Your stomach ohurns and digests
the food you eat; IL found torpid. or
'ut OF order, your whole system suf-
iers from blood poison. HOLSTERS
ROCKY Mountain Tea keeps the
stomach in perfect condition. max
'ng you well and happy. So cents
rea or Tablets. For sale by the
White Pharmacy.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-21
SouTHRRN PRO0NDeS.



OslaEhlA c.. FOS. N.-ThS
0SOrsAa AAA Alabama Industrial Index
myS IN itA rOuAlAR iSSas ~ tAiS week
aat AltAoASA SpsraaiOAs II all con-
StruUkioa nASs have besa osuGinOsA In
a. unagaAl 0NGrOS daring TIE winter
mOatAs IA Georgia and Alabama, the
ODoalnG u the spring season will Wit
n0aa GhS SeSdnAinE a obstruction upon
. very extensive SSAle. This win In
eludO rOsidOaeeo, buanosS buiNdlnGS,
mnnicipal And eOuAty StructureS and
improvOmsnta, hotels, school build
inI, churches. bTiaGSs. paving. sew
SrS, watsrworln systems and rail-
roads, In addition TO the once build
ingS TO be erected In Birmingham.
Ala. - reported, plans for the erec'
ton have been announced OF
q nInS-Story steel and brick once
6uiIAinG in that city. . AZ Sylvester,
Ga, II IN proposed 70 OEDSnd $4,000
In building . wAterwOFkS system and
an electric light plant. Tfton. Ca
has sold $50 900 Of bonds. the pro
c0ods from which will be used In max
ing municipal Improvements, Alba
NJ, Ca. is preparing % Guild city
ham at . coz OF $50 900 and Wood
lawn, Ala, viii construct city hall at
q cost Of t16, 900. The two buildings
will DO erected for the University OF
Alabama, at Tuscaloosa, Ala. and "
library building will be constructed
for the Alabama Polytechnic Institute
at Auburn, Ala, A bank bSlding at
Ensley. Ala. will be remo4eled
G,nurch buildings will be erected al
VahiOSta, Ca, NotAsulgA. Ala. Cor
dele, Ca, and Ensley, Ala. A water
works system will be constructed Al
IAnett. Ala. Eight bridges are 70
be constructed OF steel or reinforced
in Jefferson county, Alabama.
Progress In industrial lines is STEADY
and substantial.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-21
TO pUcloR CATS OWNERSHIP,
Appellate Division Supreme Court q
New York Called on for Decision.

New York Called on for Decision.
New York, Feb, 90 Tho appellate
divisiH Of the supreme court has been
called upon 70 decide the ownership Of
. eat
II SeSms that the cat originally be-
bOagSd to an actress who. when Sho
Ieft town, turned the animal over Ia
the restaurant where she was In the
habit Of taking her meals
The restaurant belonged to Paul
Mortimer Brown. and In bis employ ~
cashier was Mas Louise Mall, who
was friendly TO the woman Who Own"'
the cat,
Some time after the cat arrived AZ
the restaurant, Miss Mall married Max
DorinE. They went TO Germany on q
wedding tour and when they returned
the former cashier remembered the
cat and decided that II would be an
Adornment 70 her home. SO Dorihg
went to the restaurant and carried tn"
cat away. Brown promptly had Dor
ing arrested but he Was discharged
and no next brought cult against
Brown for 90 900 for fAlsO arrest, A
Jury awarded him S7OO and the cas-"
Foes to the appellate division on an
appeal by brown.
Brown saws ne will carry the case
through ell tho courts In tho hand he'
fore he viii pay t10o. In tho mean
time the cat has disappeared.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-21

HopsinsyfIls, ~ Fs1 s9,--Slght
Fiarrs late Mon6ay HiEt' 'Sitsd the
arus Of v NeKiaasY ia tss aerttsFa
past of ckrisiiaa e0uAfy SFohs 0Sea
Ais sosases bars. tsA roll~d oai I've
wAgoas heavily Soadsd sta ieeAsoo
UsAsr oza q ths SseOas tAsy baih
4 Gre asa tNe vAGpa ~ e@nisnis
usrs Destroyed TGsT tAosa dJtA'
wsts n tks osAsr waeoa tsi - sAiisd
a srn5o4a
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-21
BIo VLGgT At 'VRisco.


imposln0 Array Of eas'lsshlps 10 A.
ssmbls 81 Golden osts.
Fan Francisco, Cal Fgb 20 TIA
Uhltsd States battlsship NsarAska.
Csp,Aia Nicholson. AFrtvSJ Tuesday
from Msgdaisaa bay - tho VAa guard
ot . asss which viii be Ia this haFboF
By SATURDAY and which. th1agh s0t
- iaTGs ~ that 90 tts way b@FS ~
ar Admiral Bvahs' command. viii be
he noel imposing array - asAtinE
msehisSs ever assembled inside the
C0idsa Ctals
Captaia paFton's big foaF. the West
ViFEihia. MGylARd. Col0vnAo ana ths
FsHnsyivAhtA, and Admiral eeszbTiGs
aFm0rsa cruiser Tgaheases aaa WAkI
iaE,oa. ell ~ here FEidaY sal viii be-
joined SATURDAY BY the DoBth Dakota
ana California. nov anchored bstvsoa
here ana Mare tslaes These vim
tho Ss5FaskA. vii make hias bls hfsl
class warphtpa wstA sboat 600 onics's
SAD nou OF each vessel
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-21
fatal ACT VESTED.
JapSns@ Were Fined $500 and Terms
Of ImpFlsoNhnsnl.


Seattle, Wash. Feb, 20. "A dis
patch from New Westminster. II, c..
says.
The natal act passod unanimously
by tho provincial government Was
tested Tuesday when the two Japanese
from Portland. Who On Friday lAaa ~
sisted on en'erinE British Columbia.
we're nned $500 each and sentenced 10
twelve months imprisonment,
This 10 the full penalty under the
act.
OkRIak and Nskani. the mon cho@.
On by tho Japanese government to
make the tee, WsEV given tho option
Of putting up lWo Suretiea aud oaSO
bach that they would leave the coan'
try Immediately, They F"fnssd thA
chance 81 escape ~ instructed By
their counsel and will e0ntlnae the
aGht oB appeal.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-21

Lima. FEB % a wireless message
Aa,aa WEDNESDAY is:ts .. N from
The Ams-sean hapieEhis &c., las ius'
b.an rscsiVeA here. v says the squad.
ron wns sAsa 20 u1ias tES@ cailAn.
ne spe~t hAA sesa Fsssseo4 70 stGht
uilaa en- bear. TIE message says sito
tsrt Rear AAmirAi EyAas has nSt Jei
rooovssrd his RsAlsA. u 10 belisyse
ga, ~. zee, VII saiss Caliho hAFs'os
A "a ofe,ock TAsrN4Ay noulEg.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-21
STATUTORY PROHIBITION Losss

MEASURE Lacked Two Votes q Hsq~''
sIts NvmAsr In Lower HeUss.
jackson. Miss. FEB. 2o.-~Ths sur
,y,.a Of the legislative session occur
rcd when IN Amendment Seohths 10
establish constitutional probabilities
vas dsfaaled in the lower house, laes'
ing two votes Of the required mAt0n'
" OF twothirds.
A singular feature OF the defeat vas
,ha, All members from open SAIooa
coup;Ie, favored tas amsndn~ni SHd
man Who had vo,ed soF s,asHaory
prohibition uere AEainS u ISoss 70,
vorinE the calling Of ooasdiu''oaAI
eonvenigon are credited VIII hAF'ns
de,suarA The amosdmsni 10 the hoss
that :, wuuld strenE'Aes tAS'f Gauss p
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-21
d.. Mssa ID osmond. Do.

Nsv york. ~ 20 -four msa0F
eytl. stsRis have bSsa addsd "a the
program 81 ssvsa automobile sveA,s
fer ths oonisa rsoior rare AZ Or
Hohd Fia beElsAiaE March ,. ae-
oorliuE b. al aasoansSmsSt BY the
lmsrtsah Aat0aRyblls association
Prssarailahs fuf the meet are pAs.
fiealiy coa y,sts Al ibis end. Robert
ika Merritt. rhaiTmah ~ tss eoatsst
soumltis~ ara tserv'sfy Batter. viii
leave on Fsfaftay fof urR,oaa aha
atAsr msyAsrs - 10 o0mniiiss Win
10 % ITpfida safiy in ths Sssk
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-21
qFFIC PARALYzED.
Blizzard Of Winter In the
Middle West.
SNOW Is PILED IN DRIFTS

~ yrNsas Are late o. the Western
LlIsp and Electric Cars In Several
els)ss Have Had Their Schedules
osaatIy Intsrruptsd.
OtaAEo, Feb. 20.-ThO blizzard
balM began here Tuesday and which
Fac tcally parAlyze6 al transpOrta'
pnih Chicago and suburbs, was still
! HloGress Wednesday, although the
Ne6leat fury OF the storm had passed
nat snow Tell during the early
Aft of the day and was piled into
IS dfifts by q strong wind.
TlbfIic on all scrface and elevated
tSek car lines a. we'll as on steam
noe was greatly delayed In sUite OF
ERRONEOUS efforts OF the offlcials OF
Us various lines.
Trains from the west arrived all the
from one to eight hours late.
here were accidents TO pedestrians
one unidentified man was struck
freight train on the Chicago and
hWegtern railroad during the
b and killed.
Eo men were found by the police
ost completely buried In the snow
b abandoned automobile was found
snOwdritt early Wednesday morn
at Stewart avenue and Slxty-sixth
t. The license tag and head lamps
missing and nothing was found
means OF which the identity OF
wner would be established.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-21
JU~Pso ron THEIR l IvES.
BSsfdsrs Forced 10 FlSs from Stunning
Boarding HOuSs.

D~aEo9UU TseSe'
Houston. TNx.. Fob. 20. -Eight
people hsd 70 jump from tho second
story Of burning building at $3.50
o'clock WeAneI lay morning. three ~
them being injured. one dangerously
Tho injured
Mrs - Hattie Smith. baA'y CT, BY
giA@.
ia Saith. aged twenty bFily cut
ana Dangerously injured by fan
Clark Smith. aged tNen'y. cut on
face and bruised.
The bours vas q boarding. house
and tho Games bToae ou' all over T.
al once.
The inmates could not Get out a..
eeps by iumpihE. and tosy wen.
through the win4UNu. glass and all
The building vas . totAi loss. and
adjoining property vas nliGailT dam
aged.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-21

Chattanoo9a. Teas. Vss' ~ -
Prsslasnt Roosevelt has paraoSS4 AZ
Iaa PARKER. Of this city. 40 vAs soa'
v,c,sd 10 the fs1sVAi COURT In NasA'
vile too years aEo and 'snisSee3 ="
sSTvs avs years 10 The isisrai phsoa
a AslanlA, Charged wi'A misuss 81
sunas % a bank ~ TuiiSboma. Tear .
lie vas prosecuted b. BahHso's
hAuhins eOmpaby. but erSJ dollar
uvad ~ BIN Wus mAAs -
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-21
AEw AABIES TO HUSBAND
injured In Trying TO ESeaPs
from Tenement Fire.

y injured In Trying 70 ESeaPs
from Tenement Fire.
|pn, Feb. 20.-Mrs. Mary Nc
ana her ninsteen-bmonths-old
ere dangerously injured In e.
q fre in their tenement on
IA fOOr OF 1895 fremont street,
y Crossing. Wednesday.
husband. Patrick Mcdonald
20 the street without serious
and the wife threw her two
10 him.
rst.. four months old. he
M his arms Without serious In
the infant. but the Older one
the street.
woman herself received a frac'
ulI and II is feared will die
occupants Of the tenement 60
ithOut injury. The building
ny damaged.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-21
SHOT At CHURCH DOOR.
Murder Dora In North Carolina ~ the
Bishop Preached.

Blehop PVeacheo.
VILLA ms&on. n. c.. Fob. 20, -
while Bishop Strange. who 10 ho'dtnS
q mission hSrO this week, was dsiiV'
erlnE An eloquent discourse On saliva
ton In the Episcopal church. Tires
pistol GhotS were heard. and the uSh'
ers Of She church rushed out and
found p. b. McGlAWhorns, Who had
been shot In the chest, by some un'
known person.
Mr.. McGlAwhorue WAS conscious
and said 10 his con. who was among
those who rushed out, that some one
arose In The darkness and With the
words. You are the man ! have been
looking for !" shot him down.
Mr.. MoGlAwhorne vNs carried 10 his
house whore every effort was made 70
ave him. but ne died
Ills AsSailAnt len no trace. ana tnS
authorities have no Glow TO bic iden'
tlty. -
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-21

Ispo Feb. 80. "A dispatch 70
bune from Michigan City. Ind .
la Paul Picard. IN the pilot car
u by the Chicago Motor club
! me New York.;o-Pats raeers.
B Michigan City Tuesday after
her two days and n nIEhi spent
hing the terrible roadways Of
Indiana. Tue last seven
&ere MADE through drifts In the
a blizzard which almost ssu'
~ the trees and fesees aiong
Rrada
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-21
TRIAL. or STOESSEL
RuSSian Geaeral Takes ReSpOA'
Siblity FOe
THE FALL OF PORT ARTHUR

~ the Court ooeldso thsa the Sur
render Wa q Crime" oaId the Gen.
sral, "a ASh FOR the Death Cen.
tsnes."
St. Petersburg. Feb, 20.-The trial
Of IAueteuant General RtOeSSSl roach
Cd the last act Tuesday, the proSeeu'
tion wAiVinG the privilege Of putting Ia
rSbuttal 10 the defense.
The last word was given to the ao'
cussd general. who uttered only \ few
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-21
OR. ovsoucHEr RELiAsEp
American Citizen who Was Arrested
In Odessa Recently.

In ODESSA HeeeNty,
O,tcssa, Fcb 10 DR., nubOuohot.
the American. Citizen who Was arrested
recently in OdeaAa ON the OhaFRo 0t
being connected With tho revolutionary
organisation. was released Wednesday
but he Was ordered 10 leave Rassls
within ten days.
When DR. mbouchst was taken In
10 custody the police refused him per.
mlnsiOn 10 oOAguh tho American COO
sui. The matter was then tAkea ~
BY Ambassador RtadiS ~ ~, POts0S
burg and the forslsn once promised
hAl the prisoner would be AllOWse 10
tAih With the VrsssntAIiVe Of hAN
country,
~ q result AlfrOd W Smith, the
AmsEisaa vice consul secured The
release Of ~. DUhnuehst lie prob.
Gbly vtll tOiA baS Wiis In SwitIsrlaAa
MFs. DabOuehSt IL . RuasiaA WOm0n
of noble birth. Her maidea name wAs
OrioR. Il has bean declared that she
spent q large part IT her fortune Ia
Aidlha the Russia revolutionary
movement. Dr DubOuehet VIM haA
lived IN OdsSsa for several years. was
arrested "a The orier Of the governor
aauRfal
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-21

HrmlaEhan. AlS Fsb 20 Char
lsy YtsA AAa Nsisoa Jsok~oh TSrs "a,
laiiy lajusd ssA Charles ISSss aha
IBaaslsy 0raat ssrtO,tsly iStuFs4 -
Hairn5 b. the sE0lSslSa ~ q aVs~
uats cap. Al mo Vafiiss Ssss 40
Kro@a ne Mea serS dttisS sb@us
: eame ere shsn sDms oas SAsnpV-
tnssy swept Las eas ists - baRas-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-21
na % DsliSG TsH.

psnss. TsH gss -, @TAs BSsCh
sra CoS,Da associates asSesnASea -
eoayesttos ~ Fair DFuuaaa aBeit0Et
am is ,kis city ~ bniS
rates are ptsssal if0n az - ssush-
srs sales iFesiosut HRrvts J0E6AA
saliSS IRE nsse1t1 - oroaS esA ell
presles oTsg 10 aslthesasiaas - Ne
eoavea,tCa