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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-06

Sn tfcfc Sroucr Dtricbt
milr0e sic 6nmiIir oca Srn. 6rtoerid
Seller BON Jtr. 2O2i Grelon3- StroBe,
pcricBt. 2lllf Dem 2onOiib OcS Srn.
&eller ST 9lcnbeim 8oltimore.@o.
Ocridico itlt 10 ll6r am SumItdg
9lbcno @r. Soon. Srco. &cacr, Der
% Sabre nltc Sobn bon Nrn. Trc0.
uno Gron Georgia Seller, mad, Ian,
gem &ci0el. Scr 2cihnom mllr0e
Geitern nod baltimore ilbcrlil6rt un0
lln0ct 0nS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS mlt
MittuodJ &ornittog pom lrnucr.
Goulc ans innGdit nnd) Scr ct. Wti-
ducl3- &irdlr, no elmo NcQlticm.Wtcli
cclcbrirt mcroCn miro, uno Oout mad
Dem 81. GrIoi cr- 6rieOboic itott. Ger
&crItor6Cnc bciltd)tc nod @lbiolpirrrnQ
Der ct. Midocl@ Tiorri6ulc oa$
ySoDoln College mo ltuolrte ipGtcr
0ul Der nSO6nS &optins' ltnipcriitGt"
nm Der llnipcrlitGt BON Ycuniplpo.
lllcn WC0i5in. Hnhocm CT 2 Sabre
lang lcinCn StIbicn ob1clcQcn BATE,
~crfronlte or nn Shninbiuht mo
marc Scr boifutngSuoQcn &ouibamt
cin Gn0c 6crcitct. Serr 0enrr hin.
tcrl1bt llcbcn icincn Gltcrn 0rci brit
Der, Die &crrcn hilbert, Or, 6ronf No.
mo Eoui@ ). Seller, unb cine Sdrue,
Tier, SRI, Wo0cline Seller, ionic 5luci
Stlcfbrii0cr, Die Serrcu Charles mo
6ront Mcllcr, mo 3luci Sticiidnue
ltcrn, bic 6roucn Sol, G6mIina mo
Sol. Smith, Bic 2eitung ser Beer.
otNnn1 lieQt IN &GnOcn Scr Sirnto
Gippel & S0Grc.
o55ioa in Baltimore.
= onntp. - Wtit ouihcinenoem Gr.
Iolg Icbte gcltern Die EoIi5ci BON 9nl.
tinlore.Gmnntn ibrcn &rel,,lta oeuen
'oldle Mirtlc tort, peIdlc inter Dem
@crpod)t itcbcn. oie SountoQ&Neiete
SIT pcrIcten. &crboitct lpltrocu Qe.
tern Die @irtbc 6reb, grnlitroug,
~eiibcr OeS &pD-Notrl3 on Niaen-
9ooo Hno Wft. HIeoinnt Nptnrlc,
Charles Murntqr al %arforo = 9tooo
mo Sihoen9 lpcnilc, WSnn. Woltcrs,
Better beH od)t W|iciIenbouie$ an Der
&arforo Gooo, 0cnrp @otbcl BON Der
!. IDente uno tSronf WtIaoefopSfn
ION 6errp @ropc ON @ad-Giuer. Sie
erei GrItgcnomlten boben iit bette
Tormittag Inn If llbr Dor Toli5el-
rid)ter Scrbert III Soluion ur1o Die
5luci nnocren @irtbe bellte Nodnlit.
tag in Der Ganton,N pli5ciltotion lucs
GEN nn9eblihen Spiritlloicn Tcrfoltf$
NJ pcrontruorten. Sn ie0em einSeI.
ilen Sale erIunqten Die EoIiSiit,n,
ole in GipiI moren, angeblid lelblt
Getr1ntc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-06

Str, S.-M. - &crlnmnlung iencn
2. 0icnitog int @onot bel George
@cblcr, gtr. 922, Eenniplponio.Npe.,
g. 8.
.Tcutifcr llntcriiiitunoS .9uno,
9iltritt Or. 40"
ScfrctGr @n. Sm1ucmann, Or.
1915, Morion,Str III, N.z@. Scr.
lnnlhilllng lcocn 4, Mtittpod) i'm NO
nat l.: Iu0, Stbtuor5's .GoIumbia.
IHlncrtors&aGe," Gr. 1927, q Ctr,
0..@. @
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Tr. T. 8. 9. 9"
ScfretGr g. S. Schubert, Nr. 1927,
I. Str, N.-&. = GeriommGlnq icoan
T.. ltnb 8. Montog i'm Woi,at Del
@enrp @oBn1annb Nr. 49, Z. Str
N,-@. s.a.
oMeboer ltntcritiitnn9S @crcin"
Sefret1t +. e. Scb Nr. tt2, 4.
Str, N.-@. R.sG. DISCRIMINATING ie.
sen 1. 3icnitag in. Monot bel Geo.
@cbGcr, Nr. 900, EennipIpania,Nue,
N.s&.
n8iIbelm SeG.2oee Ger. 5,
II. 8. 5. E.sG."
SeIretdr SAUL ga1idm!bt, CIR.
80, 9.Str, N..S. - GeriammIlng
ic6cn 3. uno 4 ,GicnItag i'm Mona.
in Rr. 623. 2oltiiioua-ape., N..8.
nGolumbia,S urnbercir" -',.
Sdriftpart s. G. Wonn, Scr. 223t
10. Ctr, W'S9 - Seriontnliing ie.
oen 9. Counting I'M @onnt IN Ser
Sllrnbo1e, @de 7. ms 2.Stry 9..@.
Gurnitltnoen iebcil 3icnitas, @iilt.
mod nm Sreitag. sl, 3qg',
rSnfeI 9rdIig-g ereuiieungs, @erein"
Sefretdr Geo, Meir, Scr. 1241; G.
Str, SD. = 8eriammlung ieNen
3. Sonntag i'm Monat III Ger. 430,
8. Str, N.-gS. HH fH'
nSiitoriihe @eielihaft"
SefretGr 8uitab 9enber, Gongreb
Seiabts. = Seriammluneen tperber
angefiinbiat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-06
|ricitci0rbcruuN mad Sem MuslanSr

Die UlaI0n0iihc @oit iiir sic nit
Dem II. Slrli cnocn0c @od)e ihIicbt
bier I'M SoltptpOitomt i'll allen Sal
len piinftIidl mic ioI9t;
Sic Fnfet.Noit lit BON 9 llGr &or.
mitto93 bis . llbr NaNmittagS tag.
LID offcr5 oltSgcnommcn SonntagS.
Gle Encfct-Goit nod @robbritan-
nirn ltnO SrIuno itlicbt Gienitoa3
mo 6rcitoAS nm > llbr Nahntittags,
nodl Gcltidlun0 an 6. SlIi nm 5
llbr NnhmittogS. i<. ,
Compiler iobrcn uon Icm. gprf,
mcnt nift anOcrpcitnl ongegeben.
Scit sem 1. Gftobcr 0cS Goriabrcs
ltno Die SritIrdtcn had Dent al,slnn
Sc (aitsgcltommcn CANADA, Merifo,
Nauana ,ltno GubO mie folgt; tsitni
Gelts iiir sic crite llnie ilno orcl
GentS iiir iebc pciicrc lllSe, ooer cir
@rud)tbeil, uno iollte bon irantirt
mer0en, lpt0rlgenf0ll9 bel Nrflulft
Der Srieie Scr ooppclte 9etrag col.
lcftirt miro.
(ransatlontinc Eoit.
Wontag, 6. <li = llbr Mbeno$
nad) europa, Nirifa uno SItinoicd
per Gampicr naronprin5eiiin Geci-
lie" pio Elpmoltb, G~herbourg uno
%rcnlen (SrIanO nnlB per. arouprir.
3c'Iin Gecilic" aOrciiirt icin).
CA
ftagtd die 1h9Sote, Northumberland HABIT
sohaft EAZNzE
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-06
&aibingion'S Gcntidc &ercirr.
.9elttitber Central 0crein"

H~NltiftHCI SQilLul~G(ICll
Teridnm3Ipfal: Geo. &. 0cbler'3
SoteI, &r. 800, observation-disclosures
N.-@.-@criontmling ic0cn 4. Iict'
ito9 int Monot, Nbcn5$ s ltBr. :
ErGiioent altrt @dIfncr, Nr. 1t3, Is.
Strobe, N,.G,; 1. gice-9rdiiocnt ),
u. Nodar, Nr. 5t2, II. Ctr, gt..@.;
2. Gice-@rdiioeut Or. e. q. G3orro,
Ht. 402, g.. Str, N..8. Shabmeiiter
GbaS. Is. @etnrr, Nr. 800, I. Str.
N..a1.; GctretGr 5. &. NQnn, 0r.
223t, -. Str, N..8.
~9euti6er @oiien6ouS. 8erein"
Setretdr @. =. WepcrS, SIR. 1910,
SrpingsStr, N,.@. = @ariammIung
ieOen ,. Sonntog i'm 8oiienboi,S 6u
Nnacoitto, 9. &.
u&eterouensGerein bonn s. 8otaiQon"
Setretar SIR. 9ietridl Scr. t12,
4. Ctr, N..8. - 0eriammIltn0 ie.
Den /, mo 3. Wtunteg bel Scnrp @oL.
mann, 9tr, 1877 T. Str. N.S8,
@ciatlgocrein Ariolt,"' a..
Scfretar s. q, @uater, a613 M6.
Iuc., en-. ~ Merchandising ieoan
eriten Sonnta9 i'm @fpHat,a Sing
ituNpe iepen SnwttqB 1uia @itttpod)
III Der aNrioni@hlle;4GGd e 8. uno D
StraBe, N.,B.Uu 8 mr.H g. ar@
n0eiangpelein crmonia Mdnner,
iN'L dor" '', I1''
gcfretGr 8rqil5 @tnt1, hirtppr Nr.
225, @:Stry 9S.-@, = Seriqml1Ilulg
ic0en I, SorntoQ I'M ,Wionaf; SirQ-
itunNe iepcn Gonneritog in George
@ebIer's, Nr,- 922, HenniDIpanIa, Ape.,
H..8.
"8erein @oocn"
Scfrct6r Carl &ommel, Ger. $500,
@sStr., N.-8.
nGcrcin NoDcrlt, Columbia eftion,
.. H.-G. b. 9t.-N."
.Sefrct1r G6eo. q. 2cdcrt, Hr. 1910.
6lorioo-9tpe., 30. - @eriomnllul1g
ichcn /. Sonntog I'M Wonat BEL @eo.
9cbier, Or. 500, Ecnniplpmio-2Ip
N.sg8. .s..
vSelicn-G urmitGotcr ltnteritiieungS.
8ercin"
Scfrct6r Sobn Wtciningcr, Nr.
201S, 0. Str N..@. : Gcrinnlnlluig
ic6cn 3, @tittiuo6 bci Pug, Sdmor5,
@r. 1927, Z. Str @.-8. ~. r.
vSd)mabiider &ronfen-. llnterItitt.
5lntGS &crcin" 'i
SefretGr Wii6ocl 0iet, Nr. go,
S|Str., no. - @criommlrmg icoen
/, Gonncrito0 bci Scnrp @abmann
Hr. 49, 7. Str. I.zS.
rOccoIliu.2o0e Nr. 1, 9. 8. s. G.-&."
SetrctGr S. q, SGiirgcr, GongreB
Seigbts, 9. 6. - Scrionlmlnng ie.
ben 2. un0 A.. Gorncrita9 BET Scnrp
@oBmonn, Scr. 49, 7. Str, H.-@.
rSelitId)er llntcrItitsungS.9un0,
3i'trift Nr. 100"
Sefrct0r WiHuel Siet, Hr. 600,
S-Str, rs, : |eriummIune jc0cn
1. Mittmod I'M Mnnat III alieuit
Sdmar5'S nGolrmbio : MGnncrhor.
SoQe," Nr. 827, Z. Str, N.r@.
~E[ott0elttiher @erein"
: Setrct6r @m. &%urinelnaltn. Tr.
1915, Warion-G Str, st..@. 81 Ger.
innrmllrno ieoen 3. Eonneritng i'm
@onat in Ir.. l430 s CTR, @,-@.
~Golumbia 9ro,ltr . rlnteritiisungs.
Gerein"t> ,t,.e,
SefretGr Sran5 Gem, Nr. 1918,
SsStrv N.,8, - &erinmmlung ieben
8. Gienitoa I'M Monat IN 9f,lguit
Sdfpar5's nGolnmbio 5 MGnnerdor.
Saae," Rr. s27, 7. Str, M.-@.
nGuIumbio.9 lno SCR. 81,
8. 8. 5. g. ST.
SefretGr Sobn Ieininger, Scr,
20tS, 8. Ctr, @.-8. : SeriammIuns
ieoen 3, Wittpod) inn Mottot in Iug,
SGtpur5's nGcIumbia : MGnnerd)or.
Sale" Or. S27, 7. Str, I..@.
~Geltti1 : amerifoniidcr ltltterItiit'
$40! 5llnqstG arein-
! Spfrpt1r ~ @ientJ,S SIR 1914 q
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-06
Mcrdamts 4: Wpincrs Sransport. So
Baltimore Snmpf Enfct 81.
(9ilte NIB Suurrlaiiac Sui.qinic.)
Die Ser. StuatensASoft bef1roerno.
Snnnpirr ,@trnihia" lncn), ,a,Mfabdnia,"

-, ,Csraraia.0 ,Scunrieeft.
Sampler tdbren tiqlt4. SorntGgs nIiSaenofn'
men. BON ocn r0ni. 9itie" .Rlersa Nr. 10-Is,,
l}oiut Comfort, Gprioii, 9lorfsmoutb nno aIeIt
gitttftcn oe5 Sioen3, Gerhinblno in Sio
lsGint Comfort nit Der e. & >. Gifenbabn",
ocnI gseabonrS Nir cine toliSem slide nah
9'urtStHolttb uno gttInntn. IN Tnriolt Ncrbiris
olirtG nit Der y%sttlnttic GouIt Glue" 9~inrfo!i
mn ,peltIidl mo gSIo 9ominiun Cine" lint
UNI Ncip= 9lorf. ...-.,
MG6Brilcn nod tnropdifbcm gInue, apru.
rioic NniitterBimmcr. cIcftrif6e @cTtrdtiina,
%ftinncr in hert &~iletssiircdnr per .9t,h Pirc, ="
g5r. l07. 9ftzVnlttmurcsotrG6c; Nr. BOO 50s,
qipht1 SrGGr; g. ". g. Cfiicc. gitoufi- GtFe oet
Baltimore NM Gdlhcrt-S iraRr: Continental
3ruit NIlilhtn0" mo IIbnun6'S 9tr. 100, Noros
GGHrIcSsStrnbe.
Su6u %. sbcriuuuo, e. 9rulu n,
%tcesVrdi. II. Sen sMta1naer. @en. s4dii sMlgent
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-06
Nntional 8anfen.

gIIIIIUTIITl OUIIITTI.
clo Suun National Nuut," Bnbs mo
Grettrz SirOBe. SGcub Y. SoOt, 4SrdIioent;
SeurD 8. 9ichlte, S,ufiirer.
,3iucite NctipnnisSaut," 432 GfosQruGhluab
~. Is. AiaGncr, Ndiitrcr.
,~geeitrrn Nni;oiul NGuf," IA gIurosG rtniu Ctr.
~. Marriott. %Stailircr.
,1rtttc National SAINT" Gde 8altimores mo
gtOribrStraBe.
ySnrmerS & Wierdants' 9,ntipual Sanf,"
SDlf0s ltno EoubaroaS GRAPE.
,Gummcrcint & 6urmerst National 8ouf,"
Siioneiis&de 0OOGtos iilo SermattsSiruBe
8. s. 9uloWiii, Nuilirer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-06

rGeutiGe @auf non Baltimore" giqIttrierc
lrno QuIlibGHzz trnBc. Ylguft g8e6er, 4Srdli
bent; Is. 3. Slot, G%batmeiiter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-06
Guar Barter

SpQr -Vanfen.
vGcntihe Sparbont mn galtimpre," Gutaips
mo baltimore Strnbc.
ySt. Sumce Sparbnri," 0aItinprcsStFnbe ulb
GultUrisSo Il s%glpCIlre.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-06
SruIt Gol11noQl,ien.

Srllt S~0lllpdGIlle1.
rG'drhlauo Srnit Co.," 9{oroiueTts9de gnlpcrt.
mo WcrIIatls StroBe. @rter .&ertb, Frdit
bcnt; g. z, 3inmcrrtdnr, Gefretdr; 9arrou
&un WEB, Sdatluciiter.
Baltimore Srnit IL Guarantee Co.," @quiiabIe
IHilolH8.
Nopotatcn.
Nbulpb @utberfet, Nc6tsuutpnIt. Rr. 10, Oft
Hertl9tonsStrdBe IS. & y. YDone, Ct. 4all
1893. ~.
81. Gar0art ehimcr, Rc6lsnmpaIt Union Fruit
l%utlhinQ, baltimore, DO. Ncibe Ielcpbune.
anrl ", vi. Sdule, 1876. 1870 2nus@uiloiua. q.
C%8rftnuus Sprb, 2Gi .2Go 9ulocrt 9utIbinq.
3. @m. Grtmdnn, III yintosGbnrless Sirabe.
Observation-Disclosures Ger0t6e uno
Sdmcrcien.
@riifiM & Surncr 60, 205 gorosEncasS tra6c.
Normor- utO Grorit @erfe.
g. oilaartuer & eODuc. ia. .71S S%8cit.@uItts
rnuresStrube.
G(unl6in1, Surfaces, STANCES i1nO
CcicrL Ioh0efcn 1tn0 Hinncn.
9cmnett &ros, 523 Observation-Disclosures.
aipieridmieoe uno BIltmbers.
3ohn Nnbcrt, 171i 41amesseirobe. g. & g.
IeIepbpu; 8olfe 1859.
Selter Geriiherungen.
gRm. I. eBudclforo & 60, IS uno II Gbnmber
OF Commerce.
roiopGl 3niuranec So. pf aiperpuul," Serrb 81.
g%Sdrttelo. acknowledgements, 1O1-102 Gbnnt'
Der rf Commerce VliilDing.
"@etntnnta Sencrperitdertngs . @ciclihnft."
Baltimore lIto NortDsStr1be.
gigent6umS 9lgenten unb
sSGltoler.
@ierre 6. 4nsan & sepIep, 10 SI%t2crinoton,
Sirabe.
Sufi6mie0 3u6eb0r.
6. sertt 9agne Go, 1862 iitlO 364 gioro'@ap'
Strube.
&oGlen ltno Sols.
ScnrN q. Bun 3rinc, $50 GoIumbiassoenue
S6mlifinden uno llbren.
u. 3. @iiner, % Dit 9}aItimoresGtrabe.
IfonoIeib @eIhdite.
"goniulioateS suan 3d." 1 OIorS'Sabss trubc,
EianoS lu1o Srgcln.
Gbas. vi. etieif, o GprS,eibcriDs strabe.
Nsrt. Sunbc x Gu., Rnrfa9toe. uno 6abcttesStr.
Eopicr uno Sopier- Often.
Smith, Sirun Gu, 105 unb tO7 9auoper.S Str.
9lc6plattcn, Metol etc. ...a.
eDon, Geutlin & 50. OrcorpOrtrt). 49,. 10,
GalocritorlsStrabe.
2eiden6cItatter. ,
Suuoers G. SBhne, 1908. .t7tO Gantun- 9lrctuc,
gSia, Gut, Gtortbs mo observation-disclosures. 3
Sricobofe.
reouocn Qarf Gcmeterg," Sifiee; 81 g8cIts
Sarnto0usStrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-06

9outnateriaIicn, Sbiircn, 6eniter.
rubnlCn, 2a0cu etc.
2amrs y. Spiter d gu, 115 mo 1T eiis5res
heridsStrabe.
@cu. Il. Slunn 4 Stu, Ala Gigbtitr. s9Serfte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-06
MarglanS & Yenniplpania 81. q.

SG1e snr @eiie in's Nnslan0 be.
iorst 6, Raine, Nr. Alb, Ci-yaIti.
uioreitraae, na5e Gnftom 2uak ase.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-06

Srlllt G0lllpaGlller.
,N,drhlauo Sruit Co.," gtoropeIts@dc gnIpcrt.
mo @crntaltr Gtrubc. 8rier Serib, Erdiis
bout; g. z, 3intmermdnn, Gefretdr; Carroll
QIun WEB, S6atncittcr.
Baltimore Srnit IL Guarantee Co.," equitable
I~Hiloiug.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-06
@ei9dftss@egmetier.

3eitunger, Seitidriften etc.
.S6e Baltimore giriuS Gu" Gauio aacrcrom,
Wy bic, Gci0dit9tHbrer, 31s gSei!s ScrtnalrStr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-06
@iGiait Guuf,

Der iithrcnne Observation-Disclosures.
North uno Girrcrmuunts9luCnnc. q
SCioc Fhouc. Stcts oiicu.
(gtprjlijilto, ST.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-06

2eiden6cItatter.
euusers & ebhnr, 1908. .t7t0 Canton Glrcnuc,
gSra. Gut, 9iortbs mo observation-disclosures
Tricob6fe.
pecuopn @att Gemeterg," Office: 81 g8cit.
SarntopusS truBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-06

nod FbtIdbtIDhtd Mtb WffD.ypff.
Reuer terminus an Der Grei~un65rpan5tQftsn
Gtrnbe, giefpsgur., oequem nod SoteIS, liza
tern UNI Gefh1itsotitrift,
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-22
LAMBS CREEK CHURCH

The association Tor the restoration of
Lambs Greek church proposes To cover
the old building with a metal roof 80 a.
To prevent further decay 81 the frame
work ~ soon a. funds sufficient for the
purpose can be secured.
To assist IN the purpose the ladies Of
the neighborhOod VIII On Thursdsy,
September , tn. give "a dinner on the
grounds, which will be served mt IA reA-
sonable price and to which the public Is
invited
Rev. Thus. Z. Baker and Rev. b. r.
Turner will lecture on appropriate sub
lects
For further assistance all friends
everywhere who desire to have this ven
cradle old building put IN such condition
that IL again can be used for the service
OF the Lord are requested to contribute
All donations should be made to Allen
Smith, treasurer Of the association,
Dogue l.. O King George county, and
the receipt OF all donations Of 81 and
over will be acknowledged by him
through the medium of The Free Lance.
Already the old church is showing
signs ~ returning usefulness. Rev. y.
II. Turner has regular appointments
there during the summer, and, weather
permitting. his meetings are well attend
ed. lsepI93t
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-22
F&U0U.ER NOTES

Iae fla'us, Va, Sept. 18th.
High stepDers" aud "hi,,h liver-''
v ere present hero in lrir best form last
lturdav at the Horse show. Society
W as out m Tell force Gentlemen farmers
AID humble al err of tie soil comrer.d
III many OF the exhibits. Among tho
= lcce, .'ui y am n-- was Vim. SEinker Of
this place, and Ernest c Hayes. Of War.
r-ntOu
There has Dee ID q;itr an exodus this
WeeA nom tins place. summer visitors
and hoa~to-o l.a~'- q Pop t,ri, homes
~. irnl N~d". who mas teen abroad
i"r tcFer". '.,c-s. sal.i l.r home Sept.
lat ~
TIL mari go IT Mis- Gay Jones O,
Broad Run. auf Eiwn,d Turner Of
ienainG, la, been announced.
Ar. aud Yrs Mercer Weller and chill
dr'n nre vl>it.ug iriei d in Wa. hingon.
ana VIII 20 to Nid'wator. Va. for p
WISH also - relatives. before their r..
turn and Garti~ouville tu visit Mr. I'D
Nirs Tom Waller.
:. John HGut0n Foster and Ne
MILDRED Foste-. Of Alexandria ,..,l a.,
2uei,s oi Nrs Dr.. Slaughter h,rc this
Week
Ma. Col rha~ Waller. of Widevi.ter.
Is .thH TIE Fu-~t Of her son, Mr.. Johl ".
Waller
Mr. and Mr. Charles f blackburn AR.
village.
Lille Johnston. an employee 90 Mr..
ana Mrs. Adams here. gave birth ta
triplets lew days ago, all three fully
developed healthy specimens weighing
10 pounds each.
Visitor.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-22
GOV. SWANSON
TO SPEAK
SpOtSylvania Democrats Will Have
Big Rally Court Day.
TO FORM BRYAN-KsRR-IO JONES CLUB

Delegate G.. O'ConOr Goolrick has iust
received a letter from Gov. claude
swanson 'uiorminx him definitely tuat
the governor VIII be present and open
the Democratic compaigu 10 Spotsvl
vania county ON Monday. Oct 9TH, court
day. The governor comes on the invita-
ton oi Chairman e. Richelieu Coleman.
OF the county Democracy. extended
through Mr.. Goodrich, and HIS coming
viii be the occasion Tor an old time rally
oil the Democrats % Spotsylvania. This
speech viii probably be the first deliver
cd by the governor and will mark his
hrst appearance IN SpOtsylvanis. 80
every Effort VIII be made by the party
managers TO make the day notable one
from Democratic standpoint. The
county executive committee will proba-
Oiy Doe called together before the speak.
lng and at the conclusion OF the COVER.
nor = speech IL Is thought a Bryan. Kern
ana Jones club will be organized and
plans laid Tor an active campaign ia old
Spotsyivania. Governor Swanson Is
very close 10 Mr.. Bryan and his Influence
was potensiai in securing an instructed
Delegation from Virginia for the Demo
cratic leader. He is splendid stump
speaker and Will doubtless arouse great
Democratic enthusiasm I'm the county.
Efforts will be made 70 have MIN open
the campaign In this city that night.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-22
EDUCATIONAL MEETINGS
Superintendent EgeIestOn And Examiner Msphis
Make Many Visits.

State Superintendent Of Public Instruc.
ton j. d. Egpleston, Jr, addressed a
good-sized audience in the opera house
at Orange Friday night. He discussed
some OF the policies which the depart.
ment Is trying to carry out and his re-
marks were well received.
Friday afternoon he and Mr.. & q
Maphis addressed large crowd at
tpionville. Orange county, where the
trustee have decided to erect a modern
fOur-roOm consolidated school.
Last week these gentlemen made ad-
dresses at Washington In Rappahannock
county and assisted in defeating the
beautiful building which has Just been
completed at that place.
From Washington they visited Sperry-
Vile, where the citizens agreed to replace
their school building with handsome
iour-room structure; Amissvilie, where
they Will add to their building; .Iefier-
sonton, 10 Culpeper county. here they
are increasing the capacity OF their high
school building, aud Culpeper where
plans are on foot for "A $4,000 addition
TO their present plant, which is already
commodious one with nine teachers al
300 pupils.
They were Rratihed with the awakened
interest which was manifested In the
territory visited.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-22
A VALUABLE PAPER
First Copy Of Newspaper issued in Fredericks.
burg Aites Civil War.

Judge A. t. Embrey in having some
old papers overhauled Tor information
relative TO u legal question and also for
the purpose Of having the old papers
bound, there was found among them a
copy OF the New Era. the first paper pub
lished in this city after the war. The
copy Is also the first issue Of the paper
IL Is dated May 23. 1867 Its editor and
and proprietor was A. Alexander Little
and Its subscription price S1.25 for
three months. IL was four columns wide
and fourteen inches long. and published
every Tuesday and Friday mornings
II was started at the request of seventy
I'VE citizens who pledged their support
Today there X not "a single una Of them
living. Many OF their descendants how
ever are still residing here. OF its TWEEN
~ advertisers two are living. viz: Hor-
ace Is Hall and W r. Mason. Jr. Among
it, locals are the following:
The town clock which kept time dur
ing theentire bombardment In December.
~, aud has been silent ever ii CT. again
records the houis and tolls the knell of
departing time -
The gas works are to be Iepai-ed and
she1 new hight upon our streets
"A national bank We hear will soon be
put in operation"
Beside the issue referred To about two
months more 81 II has been found and IL
u likely that most, II not the entire first
volume. Will be secured II 30. IL will
prove most interesting relic Oi this city
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-22
PARK SKATING RINK

We have with Us for Thursday. Friday
and Saturday the Cliffords, who are
famous Tor knot-tieing, fancy rope throw
ing, etc. Mr.. Clifford Is IA old time COW
boy, but has adopted show business for
the past four years and in that time has
played all over the United States aud
pleased thousands Of people. This man
VIII not only entertain IN rope throws.
bnilwhip handling, but will prove to all
who see him that he cannot he tied or
roped IN any shape or form so
tight that he cannot make his
escape. What makes his work go
much more interesting Is the fact that It
Is all done before the very eyes Of all. He
also gets out OF government straight
jacket and that also without going in a
eabinet,like Others who are trying to i'm
itate Mr.. Clifford
Mrs. {. q. Clifford, better known as
Montana Belle. is the only woman who
has made a success of la-so throwing
and she Is more than capable OF pleasing
the ladies as well as all who see her work
with the ropes. sep22 2U
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-22
headquarters For
Building Materials.

keep all kinds OF North Carolina
snd Virginia Lumber. dressed aud
Gndressed, Shingles, Iaths, Sash.
Doors, and Blinds, Lime. Cement.
Cs1lcine Plaster, Plastering Hair.
Building and Paving Brick. Tin aud
irou Roofing, Cut and Wire Nails. all
Ginds Ready Mixed Paints aud Dry
Paint, Linseed on. Turpentine, Dryer
Narnish and Lewis's white Lend
Faint Brushes OF all kinds. Window
iiass and Putty, Builders Hard are
~ All kinds. Tar Roofing, Sheathing
Paper and fine Brick.
Keep large stock OF Sewer Pipe and
fire CLAY Pine. r. n. Cole.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-22
CLOCK AND RING AS
SPECIAL PRIZES At FAIR

Mr.. :. : kaufman. the reliable and
we'll known ieweler OF 500 Main street.
oilers 10 present. as special prize ut the
Fair one mantle clock. To the person
bringing and unloading in front Of the
ticket office AT the fair ON the second
day, Sept. Both, the largest number OF
ladies in one family will b, presented
with handsome mantle clocE To the
person bringing aud unloading at the
Fair the largest number o. children be-
tween ages of and IL years, in one
iamily. beautiful gold set ring.
All wishing u contest must report at
the secretary's Office at the Fair Grounds
gate before the occupants leave the
wagon
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-22
FOUR PRISONERS OUT
They Escaped From Stafford IsIl Sunday Night.

sunday night about II O'Clock John
Watson. acquitted on one charge of
burglary ana awaiting two other IN
dlctmcnts on the same charge: Mitchell
Watson, convicted OF burglary and given
; years in the psnitentiary at the last
term OF Stafford court; Buck Coleman.
given one year, and Milton Parker await
Ing trial Tor burglary, made their escape
from the jail at Stafford G.. n.
The escape was made through the
door. There were two locks To the outer
door and one was found on the ground
near the Jail, which showed no signs of
having been broken open. IL r. supposed
the prisoners We're furnished with a KEY.
The two prisoners in the upper part OF
the jail, Cleveland Taylor, convicted Of
burglary and given 10 years in she pen.
and Clearance Parker, one year in the re-
form school, did not escape, as this part
has no connection with the lower jail.
They said they heard the noise and tried
t. give the alarm, but could make no one
hear