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The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1908-10-30

'1eOCdlkte
Dr.. Marie Morris has returned
from trip to Moberly and Kirk Z
vile.
James Piper and family have
moved to Kansas City, to res de
in future.
Mrs. Richard Nuck,es raturre |
Monday from a several weeks lis
it to relatives in Bowling Green
Mrs. Vesser, OF near Napton,
will make her home this winter
with her son A. A. Vesser Of south
English.
Mrs. III. II. Edmiston and lit @
son are here on q visit to Prof. Ed
miston, our efficient schoo, su-
perintendent.
Saline county was visited by an
unusually heavy snowstorm Sat
urday, lasting all day, but met
ing as it fell.
"The bill for repairs for my
Monitor drill purchased of w. II.
Pate will not amount to. much, d"
aid VIM. Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Her ng are
t home to their friends at the
Herring farm south of town, af
:er a short trip.
Miss Florence and Mrs. Otto
Reidenbach of New Frankfort.
spent several days with Mrs.
Robt. Smith last week.
Misses Flora Cromley AMI Mary
Holmes are the que IT'S this wee;
of Mrs. S. F. Brzuchalski at her
ZONE near Salt Spring.
Miss Annie Smiley was here
from Boonville last week visiting
Miss May Brandon and attending
the Missionary Union
Mr.. and Mrs. James Long have
returned to their home in Los
Angles, Cal, after n visit to the
formers father, John G. Long.
Mrs. Chas. Hern'lon lost black
jacket between Marshall and
win Piper's southwest of town.
Finder will please return to he".
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Redman,
who visited the formers parents
Mr. and Mrs. Elias Redman, left
Monday for their home in Co,ora-
do.
"Ben Hur" will be pre- 5ented b.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1908-10-30

Mrs. u. M, Spencer and daugh-
ter Miss Lennle. are spending 1.
week or two with friends here
after which they viii go to ST
Louis to spend some time with
Mrs. Tom Buckland.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1908-10-30

Capt. c. ii. Tandy AM Hon
Milton Turner, two prem mt 20
ored speakers of st. Lou's, ad-
dressed big crowd at the A. NJ
f. Church Tuesday night. 1t
will be remember that Mr.. Turn
er was minister to Liberia un,e
President Cleveland, but Is now
making Repub lean ta *. Capt
Tandy also spoke at number Of
the important town in the Ii :.
ty and reports good meet ngs a
each place. He speaks at Malt
Bend tonight and Miami Satu =
day night.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1908-10-30

A. III. Orr was here from Salt
Springs Tuesday. He brought
his wife's mother. Mrs, s, r.
scarborough, OF Richland, Mo,
here to take the train home, She
had been their guest the past two
weeks.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1908-10-30

Hon John III. Tothwel a p cmi
nent attorney Of Sedal D, aCd g s
cd big crowd at the C t hous
Wednesday night an made n ( II
talk.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1908-10-30

We invite all to come to our
office next Tuesday evening to
get election reports. Persons
ringing US up for election news
will please do SO at their expense.
reports received by US at our ex-
pense.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1908-10-30

DR.. j. +. Harris attended tn,
Presbyterian Synod at st. Josepl
this week.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1908-10-30

Hon. Homer Hall and tlt
editor were pleasant y enter
tanned Wednesday evening foI
supper by Rev. and Mrs. Il. +
Mountz at Blue Lick.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1908-10-30

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Redman
who visited the formers parents
Mr. and Mrs. Elias Redman, left
Monday for their home in Co,ora-
do.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1908-10-30

Misses Flora CromIey AMI Mary
Holmes are the que It's this Wee;
of Mrs. S. +. Brzuchalski at her
lone near Salt Spring.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1908-10-30

Miss Annie Smiley was here
from Boonville last week visiting
Miss May Brandon and attending
the Missionary Union.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1908-10-30

Miss Florence and Mrs. Otto
Reidenbach of New Frankfort
spent several days with Mrs
Robt. Smith last week.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1908-10-30

Mr.. and Mrs. James Long have
returned to their home in Los
Angles, Cal, after n visit to the
formers father, John G. Long.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1908-10-30

Mrs. Chas. Hern'lon lost a black
jacket between Marshall and
win Piper's southwest Of town.
Finder will please return to he".
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-15
BIGGEST CAFE m WORLD.
Broadway To Have One that VIII Seat
5000 Persons.

New York. ,iar 10. broadway,
the street Of bright lights aE1 res
taurants, II to have according to the
plans said to be nearing completion,
the biggest restaurant In tho world.
II Will occupy al entire block on
Broadway aud will be- capable Of seat.
ing 5000 persona The property to
be occupied extends from Fortythlrd
Ia Foriy.iourth streets on tae wert
BIdO OF Broad way. across TIE street
from the Hotel Aston. ,aud Is nov oc.
cuplcd by an old fashioned fnurs'oty
Apartment house
Thla buiidins, according to &c
plane. IL TO hn entirely FcuVdeIed IS
tho lower noor urnci iuto an "nHr'
moua cafe capable ~ Sealing 5000
persons The sOoi OF tho Budding
will DO turned lato great garden
seating I COO more. which ~ijl Doe oitn
IN the summer aEd covered sin a
glaze roof 10 tao vinB' TIE EHr'
doa vii De sodJei and trees aGa
plants will be grown 10 81 Ia ia4
center Ia 10 Do a Aty fo,' a3e ana
ihorc will DO fountains aCd Cnlo-s ~
llehts and ever, --iag 20 make 81 Al
near n park IN 'hr conlfr ~ lhe city
as may be. r." rgrden ai.I o." mol
e'ed SITTER the gayaons ~ THan"n A.
Versailles r. = said mat nc money
A-Nt.a A.. - Hgtnrgrtag Ia. - fs4t
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-15
IMPORTANT Meeting
Tenth Annual Gathering National
Guard Association.
TO MEET At BOSTON, MASS.
Efforts VIII Bs Made to Accomplish,
Closer Union Of 'NAsAmstsUr sN6
Professional Soldiers Of the Country.
War Department Represented.

R0ston. Mass. Jan, IL AT con-
srcss OF ml4.la officers aud men. rep.
roscnttng u national organised volun'
tecr force " moro than 100 900 mem
bCrs. and an unOrEanlE0d oonstltu'
cucy Of II 900. 900 available men, %
DO held In this city during tho next
three days, Efforts will be- made 10
accomplish 4 cloNer union Of tho anna
tour aud professional soldiers Of the
country. Officers representing thu
war department will also be- present,
Tho occasion " the gathering IL the
tenth annual meeting Of tho national
guard association Of tho United Statea
Tho convention will 10 held In Old
Fancull hail. \
General Charles Dick. author OF the
bill bearing his name, under which
the national guard has been T0oFEaa.
IIcd, and president Ot tho orgAnlaa'
ton. will preside,
Tho Owe yrlts period within which
the provisions OF tho bill were 10 oh'
crate has elapsed. aud 10 active IL the
demand for new legislation, that many
delegates arc coming % the convention
with formal suggestions advocating I'm.
portant changes Ia the national laws
Among such proposed changes, eae
by General Charles 4 Drain. of New
York, Nill be among the tiFst 70 which
tho convention will give consideration
Ito viii suggest that tho national guard
at The outbreak ot q war. be passed
from state tn federal control, except
az to tho oonfnandeFt chief, aud that
II be part Ut the fFst outline with the
regular army. ready for immediats
service In war when the president
might Wish to uso II
Tho war department at wathlhktOn,
consider he convention a. ono ~ un.
usual Importance. and It's delegation
will include Robot uIlveF Ahaw. A.
slbtAnt sccrwHFy ~ tho Department.
Hrlgsdlcr Generals George u Davis,
AMI w " Wlthsrspo0u. and Colo
mel - a. Weaver. Of the general
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-15
SEVERE LOSS BY FIRE
UniOn Station Annex Burned at
Kansas City, Mo.
LOSS AGGREGATES S2sO,OOO
Fire ls Supposed To have Started by
Crossed Electric Wires--Unlon sta
ton Proper, an CD Landmark. Was
Saved Alter = Hard Fight

Kansas City, Mo, Jan, II THE
Union station ann,N in Union avcuNc.
adjoining TIE union railway station,
was destroyed by ire carly Monday
morning
The union station proper. one 81
Kansas Clty's landmarks. was saved
by the fremen after u hard hght
The burned bull. contained the
receiving Offices cl .Ue Adams, VOLS
Fargo and the Pacific Express com
paniOs. . branch mailing room OF The
postofnce, tha Offices "t the Fred
Harvey Eating Huugc company, the
Pullman Palace Car company's linen
room and the Railway Mems Y NJ, {,
A. rooms.
The loss IL estimated NJ quarter
Of u million dollar
The are was hrt discovered a. I
o'clock, and was yIused by cross ed
electric light wires over the rchlsuy
department OF the mailing room.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-15
NEwssoYs ATTACK POLICE.
Officers Roughly Handled by NswOlsS
A. Boston, MasG

Boston Jan. II ---TnrCe officers
were assaulted, stripped OF their badges
and hats, aud one officer and u by.
IN an attack mada on tho police by
standcr seriously injured Saturday
in an attack made on the police by
two hundred ncwshoys In front OF
the Boston American newspaper onicC,
Three Of the newsboys were placed
under arrest.
The trouble Was an incident In a
strike OF union ncwsboys called last
Tuesday against a local newspaper,
which II Is claimed. has raised the
price VI the paper 10 tho boys
There was littlC trouble until Sat
urday. however, when tho paper found
nOnunion boys 10 take out the papers
At the North stations and NJ the
subway entrance the appearance Of
wagons dllel With papers vas a signal
for the union hoys " attack Thou
sands of papcra Wcro torn up and
Otrcwn In the Strccts,
On Rummol strVgN tho attcmpt OF
an oiIlcer tn arrest a ncwsboy lod TO
an attack by his comrades Tho Of
Hccr was having hard strugglc when
two othcr officers arrived, Tho police
were severely banded Ofllccr HUI
Chanuon and a bystAndcr named John
Chamberlain were taken to the Emcr.
Ecncy hospital mnorIGg from laccra'
tlons aud wounds.
A special meeting Of tho Central
labor unions has been called to take
action upon tho claims Ot tho news,
boya
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-15
HARRY THAW's TRIAL.
Slayer Of White For a Second Time
Faces a Jury,

-
New York, Jan, I'm q brief
speech Monday morning Assistant Dis.
trict Attorney Caravan presented tho
prosecution side OF tee Thaw case.
The evidence Of James A. Smith will
be introduced in the early stages OF
the taking Of testimony. Mr. Smith
visited the roof garden on the night
OF the shooting and had long CONVEX
sation with Thaw just a few minutes
before he killed White. On the for
mer trial. he testified that Thaw at
the time showed no signs OF mental
arrangement, but talked lucidly and
coherently. Mr. Jerome considers
him one OF his best witnesses In the
attempt ~ show that Thaw was In his
right mind >on the night OF the shoot.
ing and that his act was not prompted
by mental arrangement.
Mr.. Garvan occupied twenty min
ut.S In his address. describing the
killing OF Stanford White as "a pre-
meditated, deliberate, and cowardly
murder"
Mr.. Garvan dwelt at length upon
the conversation Thaw had on the roof
garden with James G, Smith, = broth
er.in.law OF tanford White. The con
versatIon. be declared, was entirely
sane. and vas INDUCED In just a few
minutes before the killing, Eight
subjects from Wall street 10 ocean
travel were aiscussed-all In a normal
way.
Mrs Evelyn Thaw listened 10 the
assistant prosecutors description OF
the actual details Of tho tragedy with
tense, drawn features. Josiah Thaw,
the brother. and Mrs. George l.. Car.
negie. the sister. completed the usual
family group Thaw sat V''th eyes
fixed upon the prosecutor. his head
resting upon his right hand
After dc, crlbing the shooting OF
White. Mr. Caravan declared in con.
clusion. that judged by any test, the
prosecution believed tho homicide
could BE- explained az "a premedUAt
ed. deliberate and cowardly murder
Walker n VOlkeninE, a draughts-
man. VIZ, ne FIRST witness called
ITS dlar,gr 81 the scene Of the kill
ing witch ~" prosecution nfed
throuehou. TO first lrial. Was intro
duccd In evidence. A year ago tits
wltncsa was not cross-oxamined, Mr..
Iit.lcton for The defense. Monday qucA
TONED Din % lcnEth rs 10 all the ply.
slca. dera.. OF Madieon Square Gar.
den at .'e ne ne made tho drawing
No notion 20 exclude Witnesses vas
made a.! ,,l,g Mrs. Thaw and Lac
other ac....rs q thc driendanrs fem.
Ey listened % nc eyitenCo Tor the
fra, tue
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-15
49, e.,n.art KliIse hr Msare

Pc u'A ia Jaa, lf~ssrTean'
oscar Ga,lrr. 81 Ne Twest'esh con.
rany - slaW artillery. was murdered
~ FOR, Earraacas sgBlsy ~ ismss
IIa-,. ntzro. 10 latter hy,nF ioar
ballots ia,9 sac tO5Y o. he SerEsaa.
All producing insaat death Hart
Immediately Fazss hlt sscAss fFan ths
pos bg; WAs captured ~ police or
eets vho hAa been posihs3 q tas
usuy1rr Ahs vho hsA beaa F,aib0aes
A. t-s var.14t Fosas sai 5fiszas isE3
re- from Fort E2rf2rcaa % fhs CT.
Acsaf1Isg - F~g9gis tie nezfo lad q
Eya1zs axaiAE tho sergeant
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-15
DEBATE STIRRED HOUSE.
Vigorous Fight over Gill to codify
the Penal Laws.

WassinEtoa, Jan IA vigorous
eight was wased In the house SltuT
day over TIE bin 10 codlfy and revise
the penal laws Of tae United States
. with particular reference 70 section
10, affecting cor gpirac!cs against the
civil rights OF citizens. Messr% SmitI
OF slIsEouri and Hughes Of New Ier
sey, offered amendments having for
their object the exemption o. labor
unions from the operation Of the sec
tion whenever such unions declare
strikes or bOyoot,s A mo
ton to strike out the whole section
vas made by SIR Dartlctt-cf Georgia
The Srunt OF The debate vas borne
By Mr.. Sherley OF Keatucby. a mem
Der OF the committee or revision. ou'
DE was supported BY a nam Der of -
pu5iieaas. These amendments vefc
ali ost, az was oae ~ Mr r'Armoud
10 strIke ost seeu-. 20 bccaufe g. eon
ferrei en- federal courts Ia punirhirs
felchies ard uissemeahorB committed
uader section - the Authority glvca
TO sse courts - re state IN Esict tss
acts are e1mmi,te5 The oEly s@tal
meai 10 pea. was one by Nj Clafs ~
Missouri f'riS'nr cut ths' po~tc' ~
aecsiea ne vh'rs -1risss '1r oEeatfvl
tAe zaElcua, p.-,s2meat -
My 70 ss3 sT eEee 20 ao"or
tspst ~ pro-, sascf &s GoessnEcat
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-15
EIGHT MEN WIRE DROWNED,
Barge Sank In the. EaAueo River In
Ms,4so.

Tampico. Mexico. Jan, Il -- Eight
men were drowned In the Eanuco rIv,
or by the sinking of barge The
barge belonged TO r. N F0wley and
had hccn sont across tho river with n
gang ~ twenty men 10 load oyster
SHELLS. On the return II Was beins
IoNci by the steam launch Acme be.
longing 70 tho Agencia Commercials
y Martina
when Ia the middle ~ tho river a
hrgc steam tug psSs'pi Own 'h"
river ~ near no barge. which was
heavily laden that the swell caused
tho barge to carcHn aud sink
m lecn,, uva Norc tdruwn into
NE waller aut foreman i.ucaa ana 10Y
eu mcn were drowned Tho ragon.
slblllty To- no accident vii ho IN
VOstirfir1
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-15
FATAL AUTO AccloENT.
sporting Edtor Of the houston, Ted,
posI Be 4 Illsd


Post IL Killed.
Houston. Tex, isu ~ IN ~ IN.
hurpBce 20 . IN which date0n aul1m0
'hilfh paflr.Vatad over cmulfy rpads
lsoysnry lis mlsb anNaecIdrn, occur.
FoI or 'hr uHa. f4u HHht4y 10 Shleh
Jobn Tr"tf1a, sporting oi''.r ~ 'bo
Houstou Poet Faa klIisI by a cUii.
si6u rI'l street osr bfotn Bats
vas iuiugoJ Internally snd Ray
Wtts. general sa'ss sErn' ~ che
Kirby luHHol Company, vas badly
bfs' 90
Trenton paa In o csr which hai .1a,
= go Tho shrol Wisssul 'lfs
caught IN street cor tgaes and fhn
ag.sn.sne aas H5r5rn against an oH.
rJara. rt. Tfeat1H $40 iHs'snt.
- B.sI me 9,hoss arrc IaIg
O., &C. rsr '4frlre oysr.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-15
SCORES DIE IN i
THEATER FIRE
Seven Hundred Attending Church
Benefit Performance at Time.
ACTORS UPSET THE OIL LAMPS

oil Adds to the Flames Which Leap
to cellIng-In the Wild Stampede
Women, and Children Are Trampled
Upon--Flre Caused by Explosion.
Boyertown, Pa, Jan. 14.-Between
&eventy-ave and one hundred persons
we're burned to death last night In a
IRE which destroyed the Rhoades
Y Opera House in this place, Members
of st. Johns Lutheran Sunday school
we're attending a benefit performance
for that church and the place was
crowded when tank exploded
The actors endeavored to quiet the
audience and In their anxiety to make
themselves heard and prevent a STAN.
pede of women and children, coal oil
lamps used as foot lights were over
turned, setting the building on fire.
Fed by the oil, the flames shot almost
to the ceiling. immediately followed by
a mad rush Of the 200 persons In the
building Scores OF women and chill
dren were trampled down and several,
escaping being burned. died after be-
ing dragged from the building. In
many cases entire families have been
wiped out
Added to the fire was the failure Of
the Are apparatus to work properly
and aid had to be summoned from
Pottstown and Reading.
The theater Is located on a plat by
itself Hundreds OF persons surround.
ed the building. apparently uncon.
scious Of pending danger from falling
walls. Many parents whose children
were In the opera house paced to and
fro almost maddcned by the awiul
sight
B0yertown Is borough located
about midway between Pottstown and
Reading. population about $500
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-15
Hls PECULIAR WILL.
Man Wants Hls Genes Made lHte
nultons and Hls Skin Vannsd

Man Wants Hls Dsnss Made Int
nu,toas and Hls Skin Tannsd
Ssu YORK. Jan, "A -Yf'riding ATM
ssf GA bic idras OF utilhafiaHlata.
lisHsy T. Sullivan has made 4 Nill ~
waibr 30 flrocfa hla executors 70 mAk0
uss. after bic death. oi svsfy portion
~ Als body Gor which a use can be-
tound llt homes are 10 10 made To-
10 bu'toBs, blz skin 10 "a DO tanned
for iaata~g and violin stFinFs are ~
BE- made ~ such BSFttgbs u bis body
49, lsrd themselves To- that use All
n these protaels. NJ Sullivan a.
reefs are 10 be- Eivsh 10 bis pafticH'
lar ffisbd. James Hayes, Who Is 20
ddatnsafe The Articles among salt
yaas frisnds "a be secs a.
Ia Gisenssiag his peculiar will. h9
SAYS that ~ hts aissys been an uiii
i,aitaa, and has toF maaY yeafs 1e'
ilovet that II was foolish 10 cherish
any sen .meog for q dead body
Burial. 10 wEetea. 40, obfy 10 ba
ahEAhiiaFy. bar great waste Of ma.
isstaI whicA cad Do pat ~ god use.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-15
chnd Ests.Ir narrs4.

Auastz. "a % - Sc f.stl-- fr
fcuug r tAs arts aee NIii1rs aU
tAe e'arfsrz 1ngui,r-ea ssa % @f
saa MFa l.. y sr1lkq fncelvcs
hurns easainz Sealh AiEsoss imms.la's
~. Il h MOI kn0wn osAeflT hos iEe
eAiIa m&zaxra 70 sec nsaT - ere -
90 sEsls tcr &c FNFsass wegs cat q
t1s r1em = o. t12a mr. rstHrB
- huaiy fsee beagiaS ia hssy'E
~ ~ ~ ~ tisla
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-15
NEW swrsoLE UHeARrHee
Ivr,s Pampsis', Describing king
81 WIRE By Tha~

Ssr Yorf IA. Is Cleric era
a,osorraphsf, Soan Town oh.fr
SuidlnEs Ete 80 bestegel by mrs
Aae womeu go, have, 'esa1 hr~
sRlrdle Ttr3 o,3 tamgaleis sessfiI
inE Harry x = go ans ais viin IA
TIE k.illna ~ tEfafd waite, claim
isE that ,Asy b.. raising q ie'r-ss iof
Taaw TIE apt'r's ere .v't q" =
Decree ard ~ EAST Gee a. is-~ 70
NFii'sn BE- Nsft'
TIE pawphis eel fo' - eta's.
szd prospective passhassss s'e afnfd
- bay utta ~ iss of 90 nerf - .
dsssnss faaa = has h 20 have .
tAlg trial
No arrests have yst ten Hase, az
mass frisses sha lsvJsfs save 's.
p0risa ihs ml W 20 iae lo'ifs ~
asko4 thea - rep q s~ses. faf 'a'
asssf.sfa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-15

NsW Tgfk. Jas ~ Mr. falEa
b7'A Caste pis1s ~ ceasFsi Caster
$50 Eas kiiisa IN fks fssiias mzsaeys
"a ~ Nesl Ia is7G iatsaas ~ sfset
s6Me % sgsd literary Homea -
yamoFixi 20 ssg tnsb4aa gbs cas-
sasebabed aEiesa leis ID figeaKy1lis.
Naat sssies eoaasr asa 90 erect fas
- 8esA affs caaeg ~ Nngs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-15

Montgomery. Ala Jan. N,~-Mrs,
G. G byrd assi - Years, GFOsa
Friday aight ~ gss driak Of water
A. sAs sts,Jd 81 the pitcher she drop
poi 70 Ire aoar dad On October 20
lasg. hsg husband. c O. Bird. did In
tie sane vay having gotten up %
get a ariAk 1f water The HiAlAdY
Ia both eaA4s Eaa apOgiszy
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-15

SOS Yoll ..4 - "a 1iafa 81
Eva slo~ is.,.raf 1d1itrs sttspd
irs trra Sasil Fi street. 10 NlEs'
" iQuTb street "a Fp4s b aveaHs ard
stirh hfs b=-a rsa.o zie8 f0f fasfsfy
purpose ara Walfa sgfs segay'sd b.
hAI G0t~a eaiebfieel. Nas basued
ssf!y Hane4y eaasias ms a aboa'
SO n59 Alan ii0hsu iFoH Nofks
l. Eas.maa iFes works. HAilsHser q
Dgsf ~. mataiaists kFaaii Button
ComssBy. sHE tts Am@sttAs haG sofA
taay suasfn4 a0ag
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-15
Fsli IN FIfs whlta Asleep .

Huatsyills. Ala. Jaa "a. David
Smith. - years Of aEs. was baFnsa
70 9eqfh sasaF6ay pigat NJ bic home .
few nilsa aoFth o. ifuBtsvilla. Hia
aeaA hed9 Hbs fogpa lgtaN II tka apsn
n aFeNlaee eemf et A. 4
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-15

Moatua@erySAia Jas "a a-Nstes
V n. E,z0ge. ose a tAs hsss ksovs
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