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The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1908-02-06
Order to show cause why Order Of
sale Of Real Estate should net
be made.

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In the matter Of the Order TO show cause
estate sltt, q Ephrsim (on filing petition 70
Halil1. Deceased. sell land.
On reading and filing the petition of ]. v,
Drips setting forth the amount OF personai
estate that has come to his hands, and the
disposition thereof: the amount OF debts ont
standing against said deceased, and a de-
Scrlption OF all the real estateo OF which aaid
deceased died seized. and the condtiou and
value OF the respective portions thereof: and
praying that license be to him grsnted To ell
the South West quarter Of Section ~ town
ship lOS North, range 10 west OF 5th p M IN
Buffalo County. S. D. And II appearing bv
sald petition. that there Is not suficient nc -
sonal estate In the hands OF said j. y. Drins
70 pay said debts. and that 1t is necessary. In
order to pay the same. to sell the whole OF
SAID real estate;
1T IS oRnERED. That all persons inter
ested IN said estate. appear before the Judge
9l 9l thls court. on Saturday, the 18th day oi
FFeDruary 4. ID. 1908. A. 10 O'Clock a. m. at the
court House In town Of Gam ValIey. in .aId
Sounty, then and there to show cause az ar
tntre bel why an order should not be granted
10 SAID J. V. Drips to sell said real estate A..
cordinE to the prayer oi.s,d petition.
dated at Gam Valley. :. y. ths lst DAY OF
febfuary. 1903.
By the Court.
Attest: Jndse q, IN. r. y, DIE
Milton Fl. Derby yr. 0o"'''
Wssp Clerk VI the County Court
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1908-02-06
Not,ce Of Primary Election.

Motto, +, hereby th, ia as PRO nTSyass0 as ,Rs by
;: Ss Ss5 y sS sSS S r
the 10th any OF ~ MaiSdS and 80 o'clock p NJ top
es 9SID1s 01 ne n sPst owS S' ssfe
eTate party vote to elsSS viii dSrs be- bed on the
county on y%RfcR scs 20 elect delegates TO
the the TtSvd TtS day Of april le0"; to elect o'''SS
Dated TINS 0ln ue' - ]. V. DRIPS.
County Auditor
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1908-02-06
Notice for Publication
(IsoIated Tract.)
PUBLIC LAND SALE,


Chamberlain. s. d. Land Office. Jan. -. 1898.
Notice Is hereby given that. IS DIRECTED by
the Commissioner OF the General Land Office:
under provisions OF Act Of Congress approved
June q. 1906. Public-No. 3o3. we will offer ~
public sale. to the highest bidder. at 10
O'Clock .. m. on the 4th day OF March. 1905
next. At this Office. the following tract OF
land. to Wit: Lots l. 3. 3. & Of ctton 4. Lots
|, 3, 4. S, Z and NWaSEA Sec. 9, I. l07 N. X.
20 W, 5th r. NJ.
Any person claiming adversely the above
described lands are advised 70 file their
claims. or objections. on or before the day
above designated for sale.
CHAS. L. BROCKWAY. Register.
L. B. LAUGHLiN, Receiver.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1908-02-06
Notice for Publication
(lsolated Trsct).
PUpLIC LAND SALE.

Ch. m berlain s. D. Land Ofice. Jan. 90 1908
Notice is hereby given that. as directed by
tho Commissioner OF the General Land Once
under provisions of Act OF Congress- approved
June q, 1905, Pu5lic-No. 9GS. We will offer a.
q m. on the <th day OF March. 1903 next, Al
this once the following tract OF land. TO wit
NWGSWk Sec. IL, T. 1e7 N. r. 70 w., 5th p
II.
Any person claiming adversely the above
described lands are advised to file thell
claims. or objections. on or before the day
above designated for sale.
CHAS. L. BROCKWAY, Register
l. B. LAUGHLIN. Receiver
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The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1908-02-06

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gifts for sale, bred to Ash
leigh Achieysr, one OF the
best young bosrs in the
state. Sec clipping fton
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The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1908-02-06

Notice Is hereby given that on March Ast.
1903, all the Unbiased common school amos IN
Buffalo county. will be offered for lease a.
= m. and O'CLOCK o. m, At the front door OF
the court house In said county.
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Commissioner OF School and Public Dands.
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The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1908-02-06
Teachers Examination.

Regular State Examination for teachers
certificates will be held at the court house
in Gam Valley on Thursday and Friday,
February 20 and 81. Applicants for second
grade certificates will be required TO write
the examinations in the following branches
Writing. Reading. Orthography. Arith hmettc
gend, Civics. U. S. History. s. D History
Drawing, and DidacticS. Applicants for
first grade certificates will be required to
write on all the foregoing subjects, besides
Physical Geography. Americon Literature,
and Current Events. Applicants for State
certificates and life diplomas will also write
In this TX animation.
A fee Of S1.00 will be collected from all ap-
plicants.
". A. HOOBLER,
Superintendent Of Schools.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-07
WORK ON NEW WARsHIPS
TO BE BEGUN July 1ST
One Million Dollars Made Available
at Once for That Purpose
More Pay for Men.
(By Associated Pressl

WASHINGTON. d. c.. May g.
Conferees on the naval appropriation
Till have reached substantial agree.
ment on practically all amendments
excep, that to increase the pay OF
enlisted men Of the navy. which has
not been taken up. In the event
that the House agrees to the report
OF the ccnferees on the army bill
which makes an increase Of IS per
cent. In the pay of enlisted men of
that branch of the service. the con.
fe recs will decide upon an amendment
to equalize the pay OF enlisted men
in army and navy. In order to do
this IL would be necessary to make
an increase of about Is per cent. 10
the navy II is understood that the
increase OF 90 per cent. In the pay OF
officers of the navy which was prcvid.
ed b. the Senate will be accepted by
the conferees.
The Senate amendment to the ma
val bill appropraiting $1,6o0,900 In or
der that work may be begun July first
next on the two battleships authoriz.
cd was agreed to without debate.
Tie provision made in the Senate
for enlargement Of the marine cocps
was adopted. II Is nndc.stood THAI
the appropriation made by the Senate
to trunk" ammunition hOists on bat.
tleships which are now equipped with
the open turrent and direct open hoist
will be disapproved by the conferees.
as the turret and ammunition hoist
commission reported recently against
making the changes.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-07
Virginia Coa9Pessmen Said to be
Satisfied With Present Plan.
SENATOR MARTIN kol oPPosns II
Though the Origin Of the Plan Grew
Out Of Movement to Retire Him
From the Senato-Views From
Washington.

RICHMOND. VA. May "a Wash
inS,on Special to the Richmond Ev-
euins Journal says:
Evidences arc multiplying that if
there is to be any action against the
primary law o: the Virginia Demo-
Gratis at the Roanoke convention, it
viii not be supported by the members
OF the Virginia delegation in Con-
eress. 1t is furthermore interesting
that some of those who do not like
the primary now are the ones who
were the strongest for it days gone
by.
That the primary was born name
ly for the purpose of gushing Senator
Martin from Congress and getting
control OF the party organization is
known and read OF all men who are
acquainted with the situation. but
that the anti-Martin men were per-
fect:y welcome to choose the way OF
selecting his successor He saii that
he had won out in the legislature.
and that nc wGs confident that he
could do 50 before the people them
selves: and that. furtherfore. II he
were not the choice of the majority
O; the Democrats of the state for
senator. he did not want the position
anyway.
so the opposition chose the weap-
on-the primary. Since then Senator
Martin and most Of his friends have
been winning in the primaries. They
II 80. care for a change The whole
situation is satisfactory TO them. II
Is tr8e that trcrc are certain diff
cultics TO be ovcrcome-due to the
crude manner in which the primary
plan was draSn-sLch as the lack OF
opportunities TO meet in state CON-
vcn:ious. but thcsc are merely mai =
tiers OF routine. AID so far as tho cs-
scntiaIs Of thu primary principle is
concerned. Senator Martha and his
friends may DC relied on not 90 touch
that
The enemy had chosen tho wcap-
onS and their choice WIS a boomer
ang. II Iooks to bc prabsbIc that the
primary has come 10 stay. The Vir-
-inia delegation in Congress are sat
isficd with u. and say their consti-
tucufs share the s,Enc satisfaction.
Representative Jones. enc Of the
leaders IN the establishment o: tho
primary plan. docs not saarc with
somc of those who were associated
with him at that time. the desire 10
undo g. 70 is O" ~ aid that he was
for the PRIMARY from matter Of co.,
yiction and not for III ,.rnrposc Of
defeating senator MartiI III push that
wouId have bccn deSsis,f outcome
tn him. u is bciicvt,J,cast not
sfrgie acml,cr OF the = .cga''yn N
CorSrcSs-Scna,e and iIcusc-siil
~ a party 20 anS effort IN rcrcaI tho
primary plan ~
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-07

ton of sympathy for cx- President
Grover Cleveland.
The platform contains planks ehi
dorsing home rule for cities and vii
lagos: the Initiative and referendum,
\ franchise tax. the child labor law
recently passed. and n neighbour
day; an employers liability act. bm-
itation OF power Of judges In labor
disputes. and liberal appropriations
for roads and the canals.
The state government Is denounc-
ed as ruled by the Republican ma
chine: the Auditor Of State Is de-
nounced: the protection Of public par
ticipation In nominations liz favored.
this to be gained through a 'sutta-
bic primary la~." A nine foot stage
on the Ohio River from Pittsburg to
Cairo Is favored. Is Ia the dollar
a day" pension bill.
The entire Ohio delegation Is In
structed TO vote for Bryan at the ma.
tipnal convention. The present tax
ing system Is denounced as unsound
and revision Is demanded.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-07
NOTORIOUS vERAUlT WOMEN
DEAD AT TON0PAH. NEv.
She Was the Head Of the Infamous
Love Syndicate in New York
Several Years Ago.
(Ey Associated Press)

TONoPAH. NEE-. May s.-Thc
death here as an ouiCast a! Bina y.
verauit, the fascinating young wo-
nan who iiveI Ike princess and
siaTti.d New York two years ago
with her scheme for winning mems
hearts and thousands OF do'iars
through the notorious love >yndi-
cat. Of which she was he hesa.
has bcsn revealed in 4 strange vay-
For time she prospcTcd I'm New
Yc'k Several mrn Iured into the
scheme cave the woman large sums
ol money. wncE 10 more money
was forthcoming the sHitors were IN
ccrcmoniousiy dismissed. ExpcscN
the woman Vas arrested and soon
Rina ycra8It dixsDP-Sr d. She nad
never since b-cr hoard OF tiIi papers
of the dead woman revealed her life
and death here
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-07
FAMILY GRUOGE ENDS IN
DEATH OF THREE PEOPLE
Triple Tragedy Enacted on Bowling
Creek, Henry County-Sherih
Arrests Suspected Persona

ROANOKE, VA, May G.-News
reached here today of a triple TRACE
dy enacted last night on Bowling
Creek. Henry county. in which Samuel
Shelton. Charles Dodson and James
Massey were shot and killed. Sheriff
Davis wen, to the scene last night
and took charge Of the dead bodies.
He arrested Hartford Spencer
Thomas Spencer. William Massey and
Grover Massey. alleged participants
in the duel.
II Is said that the dead men lad
bought ammunition yesterday md
tina; they had made threats against
some Of the men engaged in tie
fight.
The tragedy is said to have been
the outcome Of an old family grit -.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-07
MILLION PEOPLE GREET
BATTLESHlPS AT FRISCO

above the sea was crowded with the
early riscrs. Fort Baker. on the
shore, also was thronged with siS.it
seers. Nearer the entrance all the
way from the heights down to Lime
Point marking the north point OF the
inner gate, were fairly covered with
thousands. To the south Of the gate
way from the Preside to the site OF
the famous Cliff House, the seal rocks.
and for miles along the beaches, the
division Of the crowd that made up
the estimated total of million on
lockers were gathered in great black
patches.
The cannon Of the Preside and OF
Fort Baker doomed salute of Il
guns as the Come cticut passed with
in the headlands of the gate. The
was returned by the Con-
necticut amid loud cheers from the
people on shore.
esttieships Not Decorated.
The ships as they filed into the
bay were dressed only at the mast
heads. American flags flying at fore
and after trucks and at the peak OF
the gaffs.
Passing to anchor the ships steam
cd in review before Secretary Met
calf and the Connecticut fired a sa-
lutte of seventeen guns. When the
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-07

smaller bodies found yesterday are
thought to be those Of children.
Motive for Murders Unknown.
A motive for the murders has not
been established. Tho circumstan.
ces surrounding the disappearance OF
HclSelrin and Ole b. Budsbers. Of lola.
Wis, are. however. so similar as TO
indicate robbery as the object of the
crimes.
Helgelrin had procured $4,000
through the First National Bank OF
l.aporte shortly before he disappear,
ed. Budstnrg negotiated the sale OF
mortgage through the Laporte Saw
ings Bank and obtained $1,000 "a
April 6. 1907.
Then he disappeared. II is thought
possible that other victims Of the
tragedies carried insurance policies.
Evidence on this point. however. Is
lacking.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-07
ONO DEMOCRATS SAME '
HAR@ON FOR GOVERNOR
Platform Contains Hearty Endorse
ment fo~ Co.;-e, 8rysn-Fssors
Initiative ard Referendum.
ny Associated r-e=s)

COLUMBUS. OHIO. May 6.-Thr
state ucmpcratic convention this at
Icrnoop nominated on The second hal
loon former United States Attorney
General JudSop Harmon. of C'ncin-
uaii. for governor. tn" opposing
san Iidatcs were ktlec PomPercnc, "i
{ SIton: Consrcs man sherwood. ut
Toledo. and 4. Y. Ssndles. Of VIII
iiams ccpnty.
In :hc defrai 81 rUF"oscuc. Mayor
Tum &. johnson. " Cleveland. lost
eut after a hard fight in bchaif of
his CANDIDATE 20
Tho coavention sdoptc! a rcso'u-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-07
MORE ARTlllERYMEN
REACH PHILIPPINES
Thirty fifth Company to be Placed In
the Gay and Cerresidor
pefenees.

MANILA. May 6.-Thc transport
Sherman has arrived here with the
Thirty Nth company OF Coast Artil-
iery from Fort Monroe. Va. to man
the dcfcnces OF Manila Bay and the
Corregidor Island Notifications. part
OF which are completed.
The first troops were placed In
charge of the big guns defending Ms
Mia.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-07
johnson Has Minnesota.
,By Associated r:sssl

ST. PAUL. MINI. May s.-se'rnS
M Ia II O'Clock tonight from Demo
cratic primaries hid throughout tho
state today for The election 81 dcic-
gates To county conventions shica In
turn viii elect delegates to the state
convention Indicate that supporters
for Governor Johnson for The prcss
dcncy have swept Gha state ovcr~hei
miusiy defeating Began supporters.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-07
uHlr te unl alvs 10 ASCERTAIN.
In Ms Order Chief Justice Fuller
Urged That the Master Proceed
With Al Possible spssd-vir0nia
Compelled to oepesis Five Thou.
sand Dollars to Cover Expenses. i
(By Associated Press)

WASHINGTON, d. c.. May 1.-THE
terms OF the decree Of the Supreme
Court Of the United States ordering
the taking Of testimony by a special
master In the suit between the States
Of Virginia and West Virginia over
the debt contracted prior to the cre-
alton Of the latter state. were today
made public by Chief Justice Fuller.
BY them the master is required 10
ascertain and report to the court:
''First--The amount OF the public
debt Of the commonwealth Of Virgil
MIA on the first day Of January 1861.
stating specifically how and In what
form the Same was evidenced. by
what authority OF Law and for what
purposes the same was created. ana
tho dates aud nature OF the bonds
or other esidcnce Of said indebted-
ness. . ~
'Scc0nd-The extent and value Of
the territory Of Virginia and Of West
Virgins June 20. 1861, and the p0B-
Nation thereof. With And 1lisle4ia
slases, sepas1aely. 8 s1.-.Sz-.ss--.ss
"Thrse-Aii expenditures &ada b.
the commonwealth OF virginIa Within
the territory nov constituting tho
state Of West Virginia since any
part OF the debt was contracted.
Want Proportion u Expenses.
"Fourth-Such proportion OF the
ordinary expenses Of the government
Of Virginia since any Of said debt
was contracted. as vas properly as
signable to the counties which we're
created into the state OF West vlr.
ginia on the basis Of average popu-
lation OF Virginia with and without
slaves shown by the census Of the
! United States.
"Fifth-And also on the basis Of
the fair estimated valuation Of the
property. real and personal by coun-
ties. Of the state OF Virginia.
"Sixth-AIl monies paid Into tho
treasury OF the commonwealth FROM
the counties Included within the state
OF West Virginia during the period
prior to the admission Of the latter
| state into the union.
"Seventk-The amount and value Of
all money. property. stocks snd crci-.
It's which West Virginia received
from the commonwealth Of virgiuis.
not embraced In any. Of the prcccd-
ing items and not including any
property. stocks Or credits which
were obtained or acquired By the
commonwealth after the date Of the
organization OF the restored govern
! ment Of Virginia. together with he
nature and description thereof.
The master Is required TO make
/ his report with ali convenient speed
\ and transmit Herewith the evidence
Of which he Proceeds The court re.
| serves the consideration Of the aIlOw-
, ance In interests OF the costs a this
! suit AMI all further directions until
after the maste.. has made his r.
port: either Of the parties 10 Be &C
liberty to apply to the court ~ thy
shall he advised.
Virginia Is required to make pre-
'iminsry deposit of $500 to cover
expenses.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-07
VOTE Oh QUESTION VERY DECISIVE
Question Arose Over An Amendment
Offered to the sundry Civil Appro-
priation Bill and Led to a Spirited
oebate-strons Pleas Made tor
Personal Rights Of Old Soldiers.
nv Associated Presa.l

WASHINGTON, ID. G., May D. ms
subject of the rec establishment oil
canteens at national soldiers homes
was brought, up In the House today.
when Mr.. Terrell. Mass. Offered, an
amendment to the sundry civil APP
Precipitation bill making the appropri
alton inapplicable. to these institu-
tons which maintain a bar, canteeh
or other place where beer, wine or
other intoxicating liquors are dis
penged. MIR Bartholdt. Missouri.
made a point of order against the
amE ndmcn. advancing the argument
that it was new legislation In an ap-
preparation bill contrary to the rules.
He declared that the amendment was
but a subterfuge for the limitation
OF an appropriation.
The chair ovcrruled the point.
Mr.. Tyreli. strongly advocated the
amendment and parliamentary tan
gle arose over the admissability oil
a further amendment by Mr.. Parsons,
New York. adding that Liquors shall
not be sold without the sanction oil
the majority Of inmates Of such
honpt.' - $3.50 $50
Mr.. Littlefcld. Maine. opposed the
Parsons amendment maintaining that
its delegates to the inmates leElsla'
tive power The chair held the
amendment to be in order.
The prohibition movement was dis
cussed by Mr.. Keller. Massachusetts,
who favored the restoration OF the
cantccn. Prohibitionists. he declared
did not distinguish between youth
and old age. Liquor is liquor ~
them, he said THE same rule ap
plies whether it is to take away temp
tation from the path Of youth or the
inf,rm period Of old age. 1t makes
no difference to them.
Plea fer Personal Rights.
Mr.. Tawney strenuousIy opposed
the Tyrrell amendment. He said
that the facts before the committee
On concentrations disclosed that the
amendment was In the interest oi
intemperance and not In the interest,"
I'VE are not dealing with a ques-
ton that involves the conduct o'
youus men," he declared. We are
not dealing with the habits OF men
generally. But he said. we are
dealing with a select fsw whose av-
craze is almost 10 years. who by
reason Of their circumstances are
Obliged 10 accept the hospitality oil
the government in their declining
years
Others who opposed the amend
mon, zerc Messrs Goldfogle. Goui-
den Parsons and Fassett. New YORK:
slaydcn, Texas. and Parker. Ne"
Jersey.
Thosc favorinC prohibition we're
Mcssrs- Kcifcr. Ohio; KimhaIl. Ken
,ucky: Gronna. North Dakota: Miller
South Dakota and Miller. Kansas:
Smith. iowa: Bowers. Mississippi
Depnctt. New York: Gaines. Tonnes
ser: Gardiner. Michigan. and lands
Insiana.
Tho Parsons amendment was de
fea,ed CO TO I4s.
On the TyTrcil amendment the
vote was. yeas iS1: NAYS is. and II ac-
cordingIy was adopted.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-07
Henry Lord, Wsahhg alsAst d
.stbgspaFt, caaa., sseaiss ale'es,
THE usIlrs LIMA MIllllls


BRIDGEPORT. CONN, May c.
Tearfully protesting her innocence and
declaring she was the victim of a
series OF unfortunate circumstances.
Mrs. Augustine Emanuel Lord. Of
Virginia, whose wealthy husband
Henry johnson Lord. appeared as 4
petitioner for decree Of divorce,
naming their negro coacbman, Henry
Cameron. left the Civil Superior Court
room after her counsel had withdrawn
from the suit. The decree was granted
to the petitioner. with the custody OF
his daughter. Eve years old.
Immediately after q German maid
who was employed ON the Lord coun.
try place In Monroe had testified that
she had seen . suit Of pink BAHAMAS
which she recognized as belonging to
the negro coachman hanging In Mrs.
Lords room and that she had seen
Mrs. lord In the barn throw her arms
around Cameron's neck and kiss him
fondly. the states attorney asked for
recess that he might consult with
his client.
Mrs. Lord. with Mrs. Emanuel. her
mother. and her counsel. held a con.
sultation in an antfroom for three
hours. Mrs. Emanuel and Mr.. John
son. the attorney, using every effort
to get Mrs. Lord to consent to a with.
draval Of the defense and to allow
her husband to procure his decree
Mrs. Lord, maintaining her com.
plete Innocence. refused to permit the
suit to become an cx parte action. and
held out until court rcconvencd for
the afternoon session. Then the d.
fence collapsed, JadsoH having with.
drawn from the case
Mrs. Bertha SeswaIl. the maid ri
the bonse testified she had seen a
memorandum hook Mrs. Lord KEEP,
which had in II the sizes Of the coach
mans collars. shirts. socks and other
Earmcuts She sworc Cameron VA
in the habit Of opening letters ad
dressed TO Mrs. Lord. ard one night
when Mrs. Lord was away be slept IN
her bed. She had seen Cameron
hoidiaS Mrs. Lord On his lap. she dc
clared. and had been present durin-
q quarrel .,ctxcca Cameron and Mr.
Lord.
According 10 Mrs. ScawaIl. Gamer
on exclaimed 10 Mrs. Lord:
''rm getting tired Of this. I'm los
ing my reputation hanging arou.d
here. I'm going 20 &C; married and
settle down"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-07
Newspaper Ne. ossr resss~ssy.
mr As.cc,asea Presgl

WASHINGTON. u. G.. May es-Tns
iIcusc committee inquiring into ~
question II wood psip 81 psens -
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cr. and managers q nc~sUopsgy -
aa,. as To the iscrcsse - - ps5es
or print paper. They N tsst prae-
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Of paper hsd ben ssessd - -
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