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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-11-20
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A Deceptive Attitude.

A scene that was more than farcical.
declares NJ. A. p, occurred in the house
Of commons last season. Two or the
most respectable members of the house
were seen with their coats off and with
n staid old policeman standing between
them. They two had been downstairs
to wash their hands and by some mis-
chance had changed coats. They went
into the house together. One Of them,
putting his hand into his coat pocket,
pulled out an old brier pipe Of very
strong flavor. 1t was not his.
He looked at the coat, also that OF
his neighbor, and. turning to his friend.
said;
Excuse me. but think you have put
on my coat"
81 beg your pardon. have done
nothing OF the kind"
81 think" replied the other member,
this is your pipe, and If you put your
hand into the right hand pocket or the
coat you are wearing you will find Il
cigar case"
Dear mer was the reply. You GER
tainly are right. What shall we dor
I'VE cannot change In the house, OBJ
served the first member. Let US 60
into the division lobby"
Here is where the policeman came In
Seeing the two facing each other and
at the same time taking off their coats
the policeman feared the worst. BE
rushed up and. placing hand on the
shoulder OF each. said:
Gentlemen. Gentlemen Not here
pleaser'
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-11-20

Soon the penison steaks toere brotltng.
falls, where the rows OF dead trees lay
piled up across one another In the
widest confusion. We saw nothing
until we came to large patch OF burnt
ground. where we at once found the
soft. black soil marked up by elk hoofs;
nor had We penetrated into 1t more
than few hundred yards before we
came to tracks made but few min
utes before, and almost instantly after
ward saw three bull elk, probably
those had seen on the preceding day.
We had been running briskly uphill
through the soft, heavy loan, In which
our feet made no noise. but slipped and
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-11-20

across an open glade toward a great
stretch OF forest and broken ground,
up near the foot of the rocky peaks.
Next morning early we started off to
hunt through this country. The walk
ing was hard work, especially up and
down the steep cliffs. covered with slip
pery pine needles: or among the wind
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-11-20

ing day; the sundogs hung in the red
dawn; the wind hardly stirred over
the crisp grass; and though the sky
was cloudless yet the weather had that
queer, smoky, hazy look that II is most
apt TO take on during the time OF the
Indian summer. From a high spur OF
the table-land We looked out far and
wide over great stretch OF broken
country, the brown OF whose hills and
valleys was varied everywhere by
patches OF dull red and vivid yellow.
tokens that the trees We're already put.
ting on the dress with which they
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-11-20

IL day Merrifeld and I
went out together and
had Il rather exciting
chase after some bull elk.
The previous evening, to-
ward sunset, | had seen
three bulls trotting off
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-11-20

De Wits Little Early Risers
pleasant little pills that are easy to
take. Sold by Model Drug Store,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-11-20
HUNTING
THE
ELK
~
BY
THEODORE ROOSEVELT

fCopyright, 1885, by @. p. Putnam's Sons
Published under arrangement with O. +.
Putnam's Sons, New York and London. ]
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-11-20

Tar Paper at Hair-Riddle's.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-12-25
5 .21CiIID9 iEIIIQ5 VaUIDU .
Dimes prneiMen% TAmAmhA


Washington, Dec. 1sZYsoe sPrNnk
dent Feirbafksp 'ss1psleadid - 49, nsassse ~
on K street will be tals .isisaas = ss.isas
Of ffrihye the tfqEptll foIppal opening q wa.esaasssi
1Ofiicial social season, vAsa fxrss
Roosevelt sits dows to eA>s a -
guest OF bis o@icial glborSsna4s.
q It has been suggested ,sAya - 10
latiohs Of the twp Hs.e shss sN
etrained, owing IN psss - sus sud ssaasss,
aeauanfAtiOn bt the 4sree<ssss DO
arGno o6snsxh, isvpBsAzs a1 it1p ns1Gse
iap0Ais News dEkso assssr, fA1b % so
lated 10 m. GHalssnbas .sw eTasniIq
aThe sestaa tFsiaateasb ss duheu A@ap
5sest enc faifssnAa fif fztagAss seM
have pcsR caiaa and ans @aguTlsm.y .Tos
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-12-25
"A Christmas Warning.

"In= giving Christmas presents to
children" said Mrs; Frederick Schoff,
the president of the National Mothers
Congress, "our first aim should be to
transport, to overjoy, To- enrapturs
ir 81 once knew little girl Who on IRE
with excitement, rushed In from3 her
bedroom. to see her presents on Christ
mas morning and after one look burst
into loud sobs, of disappointment and
disgust. - -: ~. ..;.+. IL
"It was some such experience, have
no doubt, that had befallen little girl
friend of mine. -F1 @14l e'A415i-s"
care you going to give me anything
for Christmas p she said one, day to her
aunt f~>.'~-.
9t@ Yes, if you're good the aunt re-
-pliedlD5QfE9a 81 6GclJ133 2iJan49<Q
1.-The little girl gazed at her aunt with
Iwistfuli earnestness. Then she said: .
~ /" Please, auntie, then, nothing use
full Cincinnati Enquirer O aYey4i.i
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-12-25
ass,sesA A.as ts
6ig Poultry Show Opens.

W.
Chicago. Dec The Chicago poh
try show, one of the three big levenls
Of the year for the fowl fancieG open
cd here today with a. splendid exhi9i
t4on of chickens, pigeons tafkey
duck, geese and other feathered sped
inens. The two other big shows b
the year are those In New. York Iaad
Boston Tins yea. Che Chicago shok
s the frst- OF the three. -, Hi
.l The poultry show has attracted L
the city PERSONS interested in pouItty
from all parts Of the country. Mote
than 1000 chickens of alfx ;Enq1r
breeds are entered. Prizes amount
ing to more than $4,000 are offereli
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-12-25
Santa Claus. Show .ReAlns reasN.

NeEI1 York, Deco 1sst-ssenta Cle'is (5ts
week" is the unofficial title, Of the
great exhibition -of-toys which began
today in Madison Square Garden and
will last .until the day after Christ
mas .eiqoaq sdt moqf snoo iqqij 6
80 1t is believed that never be fore has
there been assembled in fene place. 80
many Of the things that bring delig;fttt I; , {
to the hearts of children For the Mt
lie girls there is vest ntsnbsr Of
doIls-as many as hundred thosl.
sand, according to one enthusiastic
visitor t6Ssts7e SLOW Not only are ts e
dolls there, but Their '.1xinrs, nelettes.
carriages and. allOi There isIa specfal
Ggregp1of dolls Furnished by women
proninentIGin society dm These fde9ls
,wiAc be1eold, at the. close Of the expo.
sition,; the. proceeds going t., theei Hos
;pfnal For, Crippled Children, For tht
boys there are .steds, wagons, skates
Stricyc}es, BICYCLES ana other play,
things in astonishing variety. 90 \
rt-,fcff tou rF-G--yf1gf3 - LtfT II -.1GiE1E
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-12-25
Hon. walker Accidentally Kilssa.
.BiE3Sl1 3sLt( q
Hatch Killed, Quarrel Oyer Dog.

- 4
Hatch Killed, Quarrel Oyer Dog.
Dudley, Dec. 18.-IIa Hatch, g prom
inent resident, was ssot and killed hy
Badger j. Bowden, mayor Of DudIeE
6 About 1 O'Clock yesterday morning
some one passed ffatch's house ariit
SHOT his dog. Efsxeh and his son tosol
shotgun hsyarti went to retonnoitfe33 ant
some distance on the 70 streets me
Bowden, whom the elder Hatch cimznb
diasely accused of shooting bis dog
Hot words ensued, and BevdsR sfd'
Hapch through fhe heart With a spistda
and thereupon @e younger Hatch .sAq
Bowden with his gun making flesl
wound. =, |
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-12-25
America TO Regain Artist.

New York, Dec 16.-Frederick vii
liam Mac Monnies, the famous sculp
tor one of Americas most prominen
artists, sailed for France today to pael
up his household goods at his formel
home in Normandy When this Il
done he will return to America ant
make his permanent home in his ma
tive. country as51 .G9r0 s@res ;aafior
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-12-25
New Theater Begun.

New York, Dec. 15.-The corn%,
stone Of the New theater, homeiifSl
the dramatic art of America. was llatt
this Afternoon in the presence of ar
assenlblage of authors, dramatis%s
city officials and other distinguishst
persons 4eifs Il
The ceremony of laying the corner
stone took Place in the vestibule ef. IA.
new building In addition to an aF
dress by eMayoGs Mcclellan there veft
speeches by Augustus Thomas, ithe
playwright, and PresidentaJohn H. Fin
ley of the city college. Richard W&
son Glider read an ode composed 70
the occasion. Miss Geraldine Fae;ral
san Observation-Disclosures rVchorat=hx=Pdr
-MacKaye- was sung by y=a-full- clip
rus.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-12-25
BOSTON WET OR DRY
CITY VOTES TO-DAY ON 0uEsTlo
= oFsARoL oLIsHiAe SALOONS II

~
Boston, Dec 15.-The principa
question In the municipal election
Held %here today, Is the following.
"shaA Licenses be granted for the VAL
Of Intoxicating liquors in this city |!
a. few days ago the principal citiek )
Massachusetts outside of Boston vote,
on this question, the results bsln,
about evenly &iyidsd, and the entif,
state and prohtbttionists throug4ea
the country are easerly,. awaiting tn
returns ofStoday' $ election. il /
w In addition to the important licehs'
question, Boston is also voting ilfS
msmbess ssf the: board of aldermen
menlbers of the common couha Il
of the school committee la1lt
atstreet commissioner. ~ /.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-12-25
edI % 1eTi1 hng Is
CONGRESS- LAUGHS H
ssaga4 o.a At MESSAGE
PRESIDENTS PANAMA 4 MESSAGE
LAUGHED AT WHEN READ TO
y CONGRESS. 1t5.5l'5sgO Is III s

L f4Hf tr4 f.-4+aEt r.f-ttr tii tsAE
Washington, Dec 1e.-Laughter
greeted the reading of the opening
paragraph of the presidents message
so congress ON the Panama canal
eharges yesterday. ~.rs-s Il
AS the secretary rea the. statement
that the charges were" false in every
particular" Senator Bailey laughed
outright as he was passing along the
rear of the chamber to his seat. 9th
or senators on both sides of the cham,
Der Joined with him, and when the
reader reached the statement that a
statement in a newspaper which he
mentioned would not be believed, there
was general merriment from both
sides of the chamber t4s.' eao :Sia9i
q The message ELECTED the greatest
interest in the house. The members
save close attention during the read
ing of the document, and there was
ripple Of laughter over the presidents
characterization of Joseph, Pulitzer
publisher of The. New York World.
"a "These stories,' he said, "were first
brought to my attention as published
in a paper In Indianapolis, called 'Ths
News edited by Mr. Delavan Smith
The stories were scurrilous and libel
Gus in character and false In every es
sential particuAar. Mr. Smith shelters
himself behind the excuse that he
merely accepted the statements which
had appeared in paper in New York
owned by Joseph Pulitzer
l- is idle, to SAY, that the known
character of Mr.. Pulitzer and his news
paper are such that the statements in
that paper will be believed by nobody
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-12-25
.sw9N xliad g1udaoi51si
r.cr. ..orf41. n-lst ..-..4iF.II
EEEGsE MT .t7cq
). sa.o. r., ASKED PROOF
The HOUSE Asks ROOSEVELT Tc
~ SUPPLY EVIDENCE or fteHkReEs 8

s9l waasa AGeoA, Dsel 1ssAThs house bi
Represented YES ysEtsrdaF by 0Iasai.
nasusfyote fg6TpfeA a rssehlttSauTs-
saasssins: dshs president 10 osaSelys u
with say svtdeacs shs* may be- II
his possession, that win tgstify tAs
statement in-E2s-last annual message.
in relation to the attitude of Eemberi
of congress toward s7pTopriatiegs fpf
the secret service Of the government
MI Perkirs, chairman Of the Hpeeiaal
committee charged to investigate the
allegations made in the president
message, and John saarp williams
of Mississippi both etated on the noor
that It was tne7 desire of the special
committee to be Just toward the pres
fdent IN allowing him to ;sussirst any
evidence he may ha We, sand both de.
olaredl that the .conEnrittes would give
itafun and impartial constdeTstien,1
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-12-25
ll1IAkI =.
REF0RMERS o6t
MBET TODAY.
SESSIONS OF THE GIVE SERVICE
LEAGUEesEetN IN PITTs5uRG.


Pittsburg, Dec, 17s-Reformers from
all parts of the United States are as.
ssrnbled here today to attend the
twenty7eighth annual meeting OF the
National CIVIL Service, Reform league
The sessions of the league win take
two days, during which time many
topics of Importance to those interest:
ed in national. state and municipal
government will be- discussed. ed.---s..-.---
Among the addresses TO be delivered
at the meetings of the league will be
the following:
Civil Service Reform-in the Nation
al Service" Hon. Charles ]. Bona
parte, attorney general OF the United
States; -"'Fhe Workings of the Civil
Service Law In Pittsburg," Hon. Geo
r. Wallace OF the ciyil service. com
mission Pittsburrg.; Progress of Civil
Service Reform in New Jersey Hon
: WILLIS Fletcher Johnson, president of
the New Jersey state civil service, com
81 q. DJiS IS.-stsi -+s - I-s-f!3 7f
-1H-o .-o,- -f-.T Fst -gf f~Fsrls'
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-12-25
Hard Blow Given Tobacco Trust.

gsF o T.
New York, Dec. 16.-Nine compa-
nies, are named as constituting an il.
legal combination in the final decree
fled yesterday In the United States
circuit court putting into effect the
judgment recently obtained by the
government in its suit to dissolve the
so-called tobacco trust. The compa-
nies named are the American Tobacco
Company, the American Snuff Compa-
ny, the American Cigar Company, the
American Stogie Compar., -MacAn
drews & Forbes Co., P. Lorillard &
Co., R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Blackwell's Durham Tobacco Company
and the Conley Foil Company. 3ei' }]as /.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-12-25
important +testianpny. in Hains Trla

important testiasnonya linek Hains Trial,
Flurhing, N.Y. Dec. 1S.-FrederitF
A. Storm a real estate Dealer, testii
fed yesterday i'm the trial of rFesosIni
ton HaiQss as a.Fpdnctbaf a VITA nhis
.hrssaerS Captain Peter CiQ Hams ia
q the killing Of clW4af p. Aaniss that the
defendant bad inquired as to a the
Whereabouts of .,Annis shortly =, before
G.fliV lsfs3 siSi ils+i ,--ttits 1%tab ~ ~ r
he was shot. ..,s...,...-. IL
'"'Taorastop Hains gtopped ta4kihe
about real estate, and ASKED me whqrt
Annfs was said the witness. L i''l2
9@I pointed out 4Ann1s boat q tn eh
sailing toward the hoatf 1852 ioH
IS The shooting of Annis followed
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-12-25
Eound Dead in tietef.

Roanoke Va. Dec. 15:@z@.tf:---F, tl
= Inns, who until recentlSEFepgrsentef
+ the M X. Fairbanks Company in tf1i:
section, was found dead in aIhotelhers
g yesterday Death was said toibe fdts
'eto natural causes, and therea was ht
inquest. Mu1iin S home IS said to. hatt
been in Philadelph ..,t4 ,7s,ivE
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-12-25
Killed BY Gas.

x Chicago DEG. o16.--Abraham Bern
stein, a printer, aged 20 years, was
found dead, and Mrs. Sarrh Feinburg
aged 7s and her son. Eugene. over
come by gas at their home T3Qoiq
Three policemen were also. affected
by the fumes In the rescue. The po
lice say Bernstein turned on the jet.
while Respondent y =. ;',a .,... ..,ai = -
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-12-25
IELftl l.s4FI fliI'-I y = LfIif = -
Castro's Rule Probably. Ended

II 'IftsiN - >S,'|Sf1sSSf1 -SSN'J1 !
,e. Caracas, Monday, Dec. 17.TThe Deo-
pie of Caracas arose yesterday against
President Castro An infuriated mob,
}plnlhfiinpdered " llfii by the polices aaswept
through the z city, 3wrecHing the prop
erty Of his henchnlen;; and his closest
friends The people rounded UP all the
statues and pictures of President Cas-.
tro from the clubs and5oth zsemi-pub-
lie buildings and, burned them with re.
5oicing on the Plaza Bolivar. Castro s
rule in Venezuela probably is ended
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-12-25
witz Monn,t,11ent !, controVersy.l

Macon; Ca, Dec, 1S.--Ini letter ad,
dress to the Georgia, Divisions United
Daue.ht ters nof the rConfedefaS Sy,i NJ rs
W. D. Lamar, Of Macon, makes )nthe
statement that there bhaye abeeu9 re-
ceiyed already in reply TO, her, 9ei
of last week practically enough re
plies from state chapters to. aptaoriEt
the calling Of special conyentian, "a
reconader the sending OF the NirE
monument to RfeshH9Fad..
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-12-25

dt Washington g7Decs Is .ABet~e thfr
lty and thirty-fve Thousand deaths and
two million injured is the accf6eni
record III the United states during the
past year among working men, accord
/ ing to. a. bullettn On sacct6eHts issued
yesterday by the bureau Of taborsEi {
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-12-25
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Father Killed by Son.

3dr Augusta, Ga, Dec. 1G.AJohn Kitch
ems and his son, Monroe, farmers, iiv
ing at Wrens, Ca, thirty nndles from
Augusta, engaged Ia a shotgun due
yesterday the son killing the father
Both men, 1T is said, were drinking
and no other cause for the quarrel Il
given. 5ihf' 2 ~'s' e'''''
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-12-25
: . 70 . ~ . - ! = . = =
Good ,Work of Sheriff. .,

7s Danyilles KY, Dees15.-+4A mob gath
eereda jamestown, Russell county?
Sunday night with theI intention Of
slyncaing James Eall, Write man
charged wiith the murder Of 1S-yearf
old Mamie Womack, and only N.Y. the Yisi
lance of the sheriff saved Hi ll's II fei
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-12-25
.Eioht rNiobt Riders to.zbe5, T

flItS''H7 TT SI'1 = ~ 70 'oS1- D
4 Union City Tenn, Dec, 15,-With
both fuhe prosecution and headefense
announcing ready for trial, the latter,
however, under protest, theze zeeacIudihg
chapter in the prosecution on ., cha rye
OF. murder of the eight men he'd most
responsible for the raids of@fhe night
rider band of7the Reelfo6t lake region
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-12-25
I7-FI1l = : : y =
General CarwiIe Died, :

a ooignbias D9eGiI GiIah1S4 h1STaGsneTq aG3fnr.eFTq
Thomas W. Qarwile. a galllanatt, at,,f Gfonfesd
crate soldier and head Of the Unite
Confederate Veterans, died. N ,Edge
field yesterday after a Very snort III
hess q The news of the tiea4h of Cen
leralioCarwile owiMl be 5feeefTed Wit
sadness thoagnouv the state ao5efs
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-12-25
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Might RlGerR Trial,

Union CITY, Tenn. Ta Fl Dee. IL go = sAs
end Of the ffst Day ? tessaussny I'D ! sa Il On
iaIsht rider trial the ststs Aa1 IA. sstii.as.
material progress II had aaa3s aa3,Si ,Ssisiss sssus
Testimony ceSsaSAs the sSeaaS7 a ia
niIrdsr GffGaptaia Qaennhr nAnazs ssas
also had succeeded IN preesat1Mx Ass.
dflneayv sappeFti6E an 9 Aed fcsassn q
two cof thei pssSsS,t tFsefs as snssssss q
the lraasksd eband.o 50Ubo1q rgilim
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-12-25
.ief .vflaof gn~ssTs5 ~ i,iss, r. aS.
i title. on Central of Geornia.

p Savannah, Ga, Dec. 1e.-Attorney
John D. Little, of Atlanta, it is an
nounced, has been appointed assistant
general counsel for the Central OF
Georgia Railway Company, with head
quartersbin ATLANTA. effective Jan. 1
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-12-25

-
.sjo CollhabHsu Ga Dec. #wHAAeTR
6 faayk, 5ykk, aged5 nlqyeassa lsas nedhA
''r wsalgadest lga est and naoet sitsesns
OF asSfn 0Ssfnssna9bg's' a9Ss & &disd yssssrdessa yrdssa srsR
He was spegfntspaeDs - TIA Ne
bile and Gh ard realrDed, in tAIebezea,
Tor many tlyi years; a Wee iaa1bs n.anssef ger Il n4
'Eolu1ibus and Ros4sf isssa irssasa fe feer '!V1 ycss;
'c*asT Tsss6ei6tss vita ne id lss,ueo lss
oeeet raiirsed9i sss al ass.Ass' tiesss3 Va.
sumihoneaI too Me1scs e6s asso rs 80
zetrpGdoaeof 0hayl6e1ioaR N 1lsREs&sR fssss
road Heiwds % ardireGterOia usfx4sas
ostitutions, 2in 2 Goiusasueds Mr.. bCAst4
was. q native OF o6avsHnshgsrsq sids
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-12-25

Chicago Dec. f5.@zsA special to Th,
Record. Herald from Washington say.
All Japanese emigration to !. tn
United States is to- be stopped by th'
japanese government WhensthAiJap
anese7 diet meets a few weeks, ghenc'
Baron Komura, minister Of feseign kf
fairs, will make offfcfal annou-scefnen
that the government -has-deeided il
prohibit all emigration sto~the UnateC
States after a given date. II
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-12-25
qss8l T8fss..3I :. = eiut lfEy.uc I5.tif-1 7H"
Watchman Stuck to his Post anc

m Monroe; Ga5 Dec. 16-The oil mill
of the Southern Oil Company. in thit
city, and one Of the oldest and best
industries of the kind in the state, with
all its contents, was burned yesterday
incurring.. a, loss of approximately
$4,000, and in addition, burned to
death Night Watchman Charles Stud
dard, who stuck to his post, fighting
the fire until overcome. 1-s''' - "a
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-12-25

augusta Ready FOR President-elec:t.. Ct:
Augusta Ca, Dec. 17.4Eyery prep
arat1on has been concluded, for the ar.
rttyaf Of Judge Taft He reaches Au-
gusta at 10 O'Clock Friday morning,
iAa special Pullman car from New
York, via the Southern railway
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-12-25
h ~ Morld Answers Roosevslt.

l'TiN. Y World Answers ROOSEVELT. I
New York, Dec. 16.-The World, in
the course, of its answer to President
Roosevelt's references to that paper
in his special message to congress yes
terday says ''o 5@.-I, -.......-..r
s%'Mr. Roosevelt is mistaken. He can
not muzzle The World" .-esr.g o-sb
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-12-25

% ZPH1E1RDEa aced Tk@1!o
seS5tl by Mr. rsst sf & (tslsarsA, ~,sAaeA
came .lase yssSSraAse ssssss. .ss;ssss osesenl
the .iassrarsstSGa Aesss aaF fm&as
tsset hsEweuls assssptt ahs prsasssssesy
Of saeI F~& eesssse0 0e aAxg TN.stsy ytseent
delay, sHAes fshs ssessesspssats Tshas
the matter wss stfs<se,ods bns Bios
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the cabinet ofb wilIi~m he EtaissaN ~
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President Roosevelt, sns seatisusa %
4gervve until ae resdsHed =. 1854 10 as
cept the appoihttnee ss us4es3 saass
senator freaA Pennayiv6nia. tn
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-12-25
Pier Crashed Four Drowned.

E0Hagestown, Nd Dec l7s-Folr men
we're instantly killed and four others
seriously injured BIZ a portion of the
concrete piergo Of the new bridge being
erected over the potowac river at VIII
Transport coilapsinglo n5a sd5 10 @agt
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-12-25
cram. sIrss q odd l1i 1feffle6Ws ffl6s pseszEd.

: Mas Nashville, T II Il DEF Dssot tIIJaase
John l.. Nolen, grand sire sllss Of the lInde-
pendent Order Of Qdd Fellows ofzthe
World, died at local hOspftsiuhers
hast night.raoo sldt o5 sninzOo Tst1A
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-12-25

a3sDefatc cation at sOmersmorth, N. ii. )
y Washington, Dec. II IA defalcation
Of $S6 900 has been discovered in the
First National Bank of somersworth,
M II 0ee5 10 ans 9as Iol4iIf5a a.e 3sr
soFhe cashier of the bank, Fred NJ,
Varnsy, has been arrested.1o@ te { ~