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Births Reported. .

The following births were reported to
the health Office during the past forty
eight hours
II. VI. and Agnes E. Smith, December ..
1905: girl.
William J. and Eugenia B. Denning,
December IS, 1908; girl.
James W.. jr.. and Eta l.. GLADDEN.,
December IS. 1908; boy.
n. A. and Louise Ross, December 13,
1908: boy
William F. and Ella E. Bender, Decem-
Der 16. 1908; girl.
Richard NJ. and Louise c. Canody. De-
cember 16, 1908: boy.
Charles J. and Ella B. Dietz, December
s, 1908; boy.
William e. and Elizabeth T. Beall, De-
cember Is, 1908; boy
Charles H. and Annett E. Magill, De-
cember Is. 1908; boy.
Joseph X. and Florence W. Boyce. De-
cember Is. 1905; girl.
Robert F. and Fanny L. Mason. Decem-
ber II. 1908: boy.
John and Lillian Flemming, December r
Is. 1908; boy.
Leroy and Rose Hawkins, December Ii.
1908: boy.
Dudley w and Millie E. Turner. De-
cember IA, 1903: boy
John Fl. and Mary NJ Hawkins, Decem-
ber II, 1908: boy.
Bismark and Mary Locke December 1s.
1908: boy.
William and Bertha Flood. December 13,
1908: boy.
George and Florence Campbell. Decem-
ber 13, 1908: boy.
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Mrs. Elizabeth II. Slater of this city
was godmother al the christening in
Providence. r. L.. yesterday OF the two
little daughters Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Parsons Cross
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early in January. when Mrs. Thompson
will plan another luncheon for them

Mrs. Bourne. wife of Senator Bourne of
Oregon. has gone to New York. She will
receive the first and third Thursdays in
January at Stoneleigh Court. Senator and
Mrs. Bourne will spend Christmas in
Providence, r. L., with the formers sister.
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DIED.

BERGMAN. On Monday. Decembrr II. ips at
E9rt n ttsg Stanton NJ Of appsnSsii< ai IAMEs
man. aged twenty-cgbt years
Funeral from 81. Patricks Church We,lnes-
dav. December %. at ain. Friends and
relatives invited TO attend. Intermert pri-
yate. =
at pm. THOS. G. BIAKENEY. beloved
husband of the late Martha +. Austin.
Funeral will take place Tuesday morning. BE
cember - az S:45 o'clock. from his late resi-
dence. 315 R street northwest. thence 10 the
Church Of the Immaculate Conception at Q
O'Clock. where requiem mass for the repose
Of his soul will be celebrated.
BROWN. On Friday, December IS. 1905. at 10
O'clock pm Iw at his s residenes si6 10Th street
husband Of Clancy Brown.
Funeral from Nineteenth Street Baptist Church
Reiaas. and frepds are invited efoek TO attend
please copy '0' ' dcls&sl
CHAMBERS. On Saturday. December 10, ,90s
at ls:lS F. M, at his residence d Lodge, North,
husband Of Rachel Chambers, in his sixty
seventh year.
street northwest "Wednesday, December
-. at IL o'clock am. Rlatiyes and friends
invited to attend.
coRDER. On Sunday. December 90, 1905. at
northeast. mort ELIZA CoRDER. wife ' Of the 'te late
Butler Corder of Bsalton, Va
The remains Will be taken TO Bealton, Va. Tues
day morning for burial.
EVANS Suddenly, Saturday. December 10
1905. at 11:3o pm. BARBARA CLEMENTS
EVANS. formerly Mrs. Samuel b. Clements
at her residence. 615 X street northwest.
Funeral from above residence. Tuesday, Decem-
ber %. pm. Interment private.
FITZGERALD. Suddenly on Saturday December
49, 1905 WILLIAM II. FITZGER AID be-
loved husband of Maggie Kane Fitzgerald.
Funeral from Clements undertaking parlor on
Wednesday morning. December % at $50
o'clock. Mass Trinity Catholic Church
GETCHEIL. In Dorchester. Mass. December "a
1908. his residpncc. I Hartford street.
ADDISON e.. GET HELL. aged sixty -four
years four months aud twenty nine days. =
HURLEY. On Monday, December 2i 1908, at
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The marriage of Bertha daughter OF
Mrs Sallie Orion Meigs. II Mr.. Archibald
w. Brown OF New York occurred Sat
urday evening at the family residence in
this city. Rev. Donald c. Macleod OF
the First Presbyterian Church performed
the ceremony in the presence OF a small
party OF relatives and intimate friends o:
the bride and groom. After a short trip
through the south Mr. and Mrs. Brown
will be at home to their friends al "A
Grand street, NeWburgh. y. Y.
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MARRIED.

GAGE-RIIEY On Monday, December y. 1908,
ut Falls Church. Va. CHARLES ELI.S-
WORTH GAGE Of Missouri and KATHLEEN
MACDE RILEY.
STE1NMEIER-BROWN. Gu Friday. December
1S. 1908 by the Rev j. Melvin of Baltimore,
HENRY ALFRED STEINMEIER of Wash
ington. d. c., and Miss MARY ALICE
BROWN of Baltimore, Md.
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IsadOra Duncan and
Walter Damr0sc1h

The boxes. orchestra seats and two first rows
OF the balcony for the performance to be given
next Tuesday afternoon at the New National by
lsadora Duncan. with the DamrOsch Symphony
Orchestra. will be sold for the benefit Of the
Working Boys Home. Boxes. $40 and $50: or
chestra. 50: balcony. So and $3.50 Tickets BOW
being sold at Mrs Arthur Lees 110S Massachu-
setts avenue. Mail orders. accompanied by check
Miss l.. c. Wells. 1G4O 2lst ST.. will re-
ceve prompt attention. de1S-3t eSm
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Miss Ida Wynne, who has been in New
York for the past week, has rejoined her
mother, Mrs. Robert j. Wynne, at the
Shoreham Consul General Wynue sailed
Saturday and expects TO be back In Lon
don Christmas day.
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were with them during the holi- days.
 Laurnty Andrews and fami!y were visiting relatives in this vicinity during Christmas times. Johnnie Craig has been sick with pneumonia tHt is able to around again.
 Mf. Stockton Las purchased ! bran new buggy. Perhaps Arkansas k suffering less than most any other state in the union from the money panic. You ser we raise what we live on and five on what We raise, @o. Wall Street can howl. but we are all right.
 Mrs. Will AIustain= k visiting relatives at Logan
 Mrs.Perdew has had one of her hips broken since she has moved out to NoWata and IS yefs poorlyand getting worse every day,
 Sara Thompson is still pretty sick.
 CharIey's L7neh,s baby las been quite sick.
 AIrs.. ". IIiggs k out at Spring dale staying with her father, J. l.. Willard, who k quite sick with pneumonia.
 Mrs. Mary Carter las purchas- ed h acres of timber land from her mother and is having t cleared, intending to put aa or chafd on 1t.
 olaH zankford is able te he around again alter having his foot severely cut while clearing.
 | No.
The Springdale news., 1908-01-03
LOWELL

Dee. .51. Abe Phillips died December 2o, at o'clock in the afternoon. He waS born in this county on February 2l, ISL. having lived nearly all of lis lie in this community and was loved and admired by those who knew him. He had been an invalid for tie past r. years on account of rheumatism, but died of con sumption of the bowels. During all his affliction lis mlnd was ac- tive and he enjoyed meeting with his Sunday School class as long as 1t was prudent to roll hlm i'll his char to tile church house.
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HOMETOWN.

Dec. 3l. Mr. and Mrs. X. M. Byrnes of Fayetteville spent Sat urday and Sunday with Rev. Father Bandini.
 Mrs. Aldo Maestri entertained a few friends Tuesday night i'll honor of her guest, Miss Grace McCann of Springdale.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ben pianalto came up from Cambria, l. T., to spend Christmas with the for mer's father.
 MT. Edward Hurley of Fit.
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His body was deposited in the grave last Monday at Pleasant Grove, the funeral services being conducted by Eds. Phillips of Springdste and Green of Lowell. He will De missed in many ways.
 Esau Besley and Miss Lola McGaueh were united ill mar riage December 2. bY Elder W. |. Green. Ne are rather late but here are our best wishes.
 A letter recently from our friends in New Mexico tell us they are well and enjoyed eating water welons on December F.
 James Martin, an old native boy, after ~perdln9 tao years II Pocatello. Wash, k enjoying the holidays with friends about Lowell.
 Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Philips of Hereford, Tex, have been in Lowell about two weeks on ae- count of the sickness of Alr. Phil lips father.
 AIr. and Mrs. Smith of Mason Valley, we're visitors in Lowell latter part of last week.
 Nelson Bishop, who has been spending several months out in the West, came home during the holidays.
 Nr. and Mrs. Price Williams of Hickory Creek visited friends in Lowell latter part ot last week. Mr. Williams Is teaching the district school on the river.
 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rice of Springdale- visited friends iii Lowell latter part of last week.
 Mir and Mrs. Afford Roberts oi Osage= drove over too burg Sunday and spent lew hours with relatives.
 Miss Lena Hamby of Musko- gee is spending the holidavs with relatives ln and around Lowell.
 Elder N l. Hamby attend- ed the filth Sunday meeting at Pea Ridge Sunday.
 Dr. and Mrs. b. A.- Beard ot Westville, have been spending several days with relatives in this community.
 J. W. Williams and ]. NJ. Beard are loading a car of dried fruit for some point in Texas.
 A number of people in this section are complaining of coughs and colds.
 TYRo.
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, Meals last week. He came up to visit his little sisters and brothers who are boarders and pupils at St. Mary's Academy.
 Eugene Brunetti, an employee of tile Wilburton mines came up to spend Christmas with his family.
 Paeifico Piana1to of Galesburg. H., k visiting his father, GeIes- tc Pianalto.
 St. Mary's will reopen Janu- ary Q.
 Air. and Mrs. Louis Bash of Fayetteville, and Vincent Bash of Port Arthur are visiting their parents here.
 Louis Roso of Wilburton. L r., is the guest of his father, Joe keso.
 lack zulpo is home foT. tlle holidays.
 \ most enjoyable affair was the dance given by the young men of Tentitown at the hall last week
 Mrs. l.. ]. Maestri entertained few friends Wednesday, eve ming in honor ef her guest. Miss Bernadette Brady of St. Louis.
 Miss Rose Neal and Domenieo Morsani, students at the business college at Fayetteville. are spend- ing tie holidays with their par ents.
 Mf. and Mrs Anthony Fiori and Mr. and Mrs. Jerome faiiti- uel are the proud parents of 6ne= boys
 Elvidio Mar@ati, student of New Subiaeo college is spending tic holidays with his parents
 The hours ef Christmas Eve were spent by the Catholics ol 'fontitowl at theemurch lH pray ef. fasting aud meditation and  as tie bell from St Joseph s tower peaIed forth the hour ot midnight Rev. Father Bandini aseended the altar to celebrate Mass in honor of tic Incarnation and hundreds of knees bent to adore the New Born King. The choir sang Millard,s kYrie and Gloria and Father Bandini de liyered a most impressive and in- structive sermon on the M ys- tery of the Intaraation. tie True Spirit of Christmas and the I4e- gends and Customs that Cluster Around the Ancient Festival of Christmas. Then followed the Credo, Otfcratory, Sanctus. Ben edietus, Agnus Dei and Comnnn- lon. Solemn High Mass being finished q Low Mass was said and the members of the congre- gation wended their way to their respective homes with their hearts full of tie reverent and joyous spirit of the Feast.
 On Monday before Christmas the students of St. Mary's assis- ted by the TontitoWn Band, gave q bright little entertainment at the school hall consisting of mu sieal numbers, dramas, and reef tations. Among the most inter- esting numbers were the instru- mental selections played by Misses Florence and Kate Bash, Belinda and Mary Bastianelli and the Italian reeitations by the Misses Accord. At the conclu- sion of the entertainment Santa Claus appeared on the scene and distributed gifts and sweetmeatS to one and all.
 BLEW0RD.
The Springdale news., 1908-01-03
ORANGES DIRECT
 FROM CALIFORNIA.
Porterville, Cal, Dec. 10, 1907. Editor Springda1e News: 1

Editor Sprlngdale News: l send by todays express SIX or anges, products of Porterville or ange grove owned by Rev. NJ. Slaughter, formerly of your town and now pastor of the Baptist church of this place.
 arrived in Orosi. Cal, No vember }, where my brother-in- law, Geo. Trammel, lives. After a stay of six weeks l feel much better than when l arrived, hav- ing caught cold on ny way out. l made q trip to the famous "big trees and saw the Gen. Grant which measures 10 feet ill diameter and is BOO feet high. 1 felt mighty small beside this monster of the forest. Gen Lee" is still | larger tree than Gen. Grant, = though not So large at the ground. This fa- nous tree k said to be the lar gest in this forest. This grove of trees IS Tot far from Mt. Whit ney, the highest point in the United States Gre. is vll- lage in Northern Tulare county where the famous raSinS of Cali fornia are grown. The growers are all doing well and seem pros porous and happy. From there l came to Porterville from where this letter k being written. l found q large number of Arkan- sas people here and they seem happy and well contenfed. I am now at Rev. NJ. Slaaehter's as his guest and viii lake his rig and drive oat ten miieS to see other Arkansas friends today. This place k almost entirely de- voted orange growing and eer- tainly iIas some grounds for its popularity Land k very high here and 1t takes money to raise oranges. Almost everything which grows out of the ground can be grown here. Some things, however. like apples for instance, cannot be compared with old Arkansas. l was out yesterday. and in grove of Mr. Slaughter l found still growing and bloom ing q tomatoe vine from which We secured large number of very fine tomatoes even this late Ill the year and the small orange trees are growing just like sum mer. l herewith enclose some orange blossoms which have just picked.
 feel that my pleasure in this trip would be greatly increased If my wife and children could only De with me, and confess to little 'hankerine for Ark ansas some time, vet upon the whole l an very happy and we'll pleased with the trip thus far l go from here to Bakersfield. the famous 'oil belt" country where Oily John" gets part of his standard oil to sell us.
 Allow nle to send my best wishes to all old friends through your valuable paper. 1 may write again before long provided this sees daylight.
 E. Y. SHERRoD.
 The oranges reached us all right, but there were only four of 'em. However, they Were very fine and were highly appreciat- ed. ED.
The Springdale news., 1908-01-03
At Palston's s Old Staud.

You can get 20 pounds of su gar for s1.00. Aud that high grade Nesta flour, per sack Tor 5f.So. You can get q warranted four for $l.20. You can get ! pounds of Rice for 2 cents. You can get pounds of Beans for 2 cents. And Clothing below cost. All at the Cash Bargain Store, the store that saves you money.
The Springdale news., 1908-01-03
NOTICE

In future we will sell meat for cash only, and if accounts are not settled on the first of each month credit will be absolutely refused. PARRoTT X JoYCE.
The Springdale news., 1908-01-03
BLEW0RD.

Dec. 30. New Years Greeting to you all.
 Christmas passed of quietly at this place.
 Two of Ben Stockton's children are reported sick with diptheria. In items of this kind always give first names also. when pos sible. Ed.
 Elmer Hollands cousin, Roy Peebels of Webb City, Mo, to- getfer with Dosson and Fred Holland, were visiting Elmer and family Saturday.
 Sterling, Rates, Abes. Jim and George Thompson and Ida Burnett, we'll i'll fact all of Uncle Charley Thompson's children,
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Neigbborbood News.
ELKINS.

Dec. So.-ChrlStnaS passed and the New Year has come.
 Ben Wilson and Miss Berta Lott were married at the brides home Christmas day. Ben IS an Elkins boy and Miss Berta Is well known here, living only q few miles east, Friends all join in wishing them q long and happy life
 Mrs. John Phillips, of Spring dale, spent q few days visiting friends here and near Sulphur City, but returned home Monday.
 The Misses Mcguire of Fay etteville spent Christmas with friends at E.lkins
 Mr. Frost, who wishes to be our next sheriff, was among our voters Tuesday.
 Sulphur City had Christmas tree Tuesday night and there was one at N Whitehouse Wednes- day night. Both places fesorted good attendance.
 Santa Claus stopped on his  way home and gave q tree at Thompson New Year eye night.
 Tue grippe and cold>-are the order of the da4 here.
 Nc had few dances Christ Has week and everything was lovely.
 Only few drunks this year.
 Clint O>burn was shot Christ mas Eve. S1xty-four No. bird shot entering his thigh. but 1t last report he=wa> up and doing very well.=
 Mrs. Dr-.Ghristiau las been down with pneumonia, but was able to go to the table Tuesday.
 Aunt Andy Goleleasure K very sick with bronchitis and Grand ma StokenburY has been down with malaria, but both arc better at this writing.
 Mrs. John Hood k up from Mena visiting relatives.
 Mrs. Harris of Sulphur City is down with rheumatism and is very low.
 Mr. and Mrs. Andy Murphy of Sydenham are well pleased with their Christmas present, an elev- en pound girl.
 ! Wright of Parsons. kas., is visiting mother and brothers this week.
 Mrs. Bessie Martin was out from Fayetteville last week and sure John Wright was out also.
 Mr. Mabry of Sulphur City, is holding q family reunion this week. Some five or six of his brothers and sisters are. with him.
 A new train will be put on the St. Paul branch the lst. One leaves Fayetteville at 9:o5 in the morning and returns at 500 in tile evening. The freight will leave St. Paul iii tile morning and return Ill the evening. Not much change of time but We will know when to expect them.
 0. Johnson of Drakes Creek, is loading a car of hickory this week.
 Clyde Ingram promised to come out hunting this week. We are still waiting for you Clyde.
 Can't tell all that has passed since our last writing but we have passed through Christmas .. K.
The Springdale news., 1908-01-03
FOUND

On street in Springdale, breast pin. Owner can get same by describing property and paving for this noti,e.
The Springdale news., 1908-01-03
SPRAYED.

"Wednesday night. gray mare 15 hands high, fore top cut out, left front foot shows wire cut. about years old. Will pay suitable reward Tor information leading to her recovery.
 E. E. SNYDER.
 Spr1ngdale. Ark.
The Springdale news., 1908-01-03
FOR SALE BY THE OWNER.

Four fruit farms, 40, 80, 70 and g acres. ali farms improved. Good rental property will be talk en as part pay. r. Q. box 256, Springdale, Ark, or call at News office.
The Springdale news., 1908-01-03

II you want something nice go to Daily ,s and get one of those silk PafaSolS or umbrellas.
The Springdale news., 1908-01-03

Best grade coal oil, to every body, 15 cents per gallon, at Farmers Union produce house on Mill Street.
The Springdale news., 1908-01-03

If you want anything in the jewelry line don't buy until you call and see H. A. Daily's stock and get his prices.
The Springdale news., 1908-01-03

S5 acres corn ground in trees ad joining town for rent.
 J. \. MAGUiRE
The Springdale news., 1908-01-03
FOR RENT.

Five room house and seven acres of land one mile from Springdale. See ]. C. Clemmer.
 Not but THE pIa t to buy coal, wood. and hay. Spring dale fael Go, back ol postol1iee.
 \ parasoi or umbrella is some- thing that can be used the year round H. X. Daily has q beau tltul llne, 1t special low prices.
The Springdale news., 1908-01-03

Good milk COW wanted. w. E. Brogdon.
The Springdale news., 1908-01-03
WANTED

Any person having a good Jer- sey COW, fresh in milk, for sale, leave name and address at this office.
The Springdale news., 1908-01-03
Railway Time Card.
 WANTED

In Springdale, Arkansas, cold storage, electric lights and water works. |. i.
The Springdale news., 1908-01-03
NOTICE

In future we will sell meat for cash only. and ii accounts are not settled on the first of each month credit will be absolutely refused. PARROTT X JOYCE.
The Springdale news., 1908-01-03

Nice two year old Ben Davis at Lowell Nursery.
The Springdale news., 1908-01-03

Banjos, ViolinS. Guitars, Ac- cordeons. Guitar-mandolins, and other musical instruments at Darly.s drug store.
The Springdale news., 1908-01-03
NOTICE.

All parties indebted to He for dental work are requested to call at once and settle.
 (. G. DoDsoN.
The Springdale news., 1908-01-03
Spnfl dale. Ark

\ beautiful line of ParaSols and Silk mbrellas at Dai1y,S drue Sfnrr
The Springdale news., 1908-01-03
AMONG THE CHURCHES.

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH SoUrH. Preaching every Sun- day; hours, Il a. III. and : ?. III. Sunday School 9:45.
 Subjects for next Sunday: II a. H., The Kingdom of Heav- en; 7;50, ?. m., Subject of His Kingdom.
 Christian Church. Preaching next Sunday, morning and even- ing, by the pastor, Rev. H. $. Mobley.
The Springdale news., 1908-01-03
NOTICE.

Hunters and others are warned not to trespaSs on my place.
 H. C. CALDWELL.
The Springdale news., 1908-01-03
NOTICE

In future we will sell meat for cash only. and ii accounts are not settled on the first of each month credit vii be absolutely refused PARRoTf X JOYCE.
 Watches and clocks at Datly'> drug store from S1. .o0 up.
The Springdale news., 1908-01-03

For frst-class jewelry at req sonable prices go to Daily's drug store.
The Springdale news., 1908-01-03

The oranges reached LIS all right, but there were only four of 'em. However, they Were very fine and were highly appreciat- ed. .- ED.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-02-27
THE WEEKLY
l-I4h|''IST0RlAN

14O0-Richard H., King of England,
murdered.
1519-Cortez sailed from Cuba to invade
Mexico
16S9-William and Mary enthroned in
England
1I60-The British warship Families.
with crew of 700 sailed from Ply
mouth on a voyage that ended in a
wreck and the loss of all on board
except two.
1163-French and Indian war ended by
treaty of Paris.
lU1-Chatham presented his motion to
Parliament for Cancellation with
America.
11I9-Col. Pickens. with force of Caro-
lima militia, defeated the Tories west
of Broad river.
11S0-The British. under Sir Henry Gin
ton, began their attack on Charles
ton. S. c.
DINA to the British.
1S01-John Marshall appointed chief JUS
tice of the United States.
1SO4-New Jersey Legislature passed an
act for the gradual abolition of slav-
cry.
1SOS-Russia declared war against
Sweden.
1S15-Fort Boyer, Mobile, surrendered to
the British.
1S1S-Congress of Aix-la-C hapelle open
ed
1S44-William Williams of Pennsylvania
became Secretary of War.
1S56-President ordered dispersion of
armed invaders of Kansas
1S63-Federal prisoners first confined at
Andersonville Ga.
1S61-A civil service reform measure in
troduced in the House of Represent
atves.
1S73-Abdication of King Amadeus of
Spain and proclamation of a repub-
lie.
1SI6-First telephone patent granted to
Alexander Graham Bell.
1S79-Chair of the Senate occupied for
the first time by negro Senator,
Blanche X. Bruce of Mississippi. -.
House appointed a committee to in
vestigate alleged purchase of presi-
Dental electors in behalf of Samuel
]. Tilden.
1SS9-Great fire at Brandon, Man. -.
Constitution of Japan proclaimed.
1S9O-Uniyersity buildings at Toronto
burned.
1S95-Chinese feet surrendered to the
japanese.
1S9S-United States battleship Maine
blown up in Havana harbor. with
loss of $50 lives.
1S99-President Mckinley signed the
peace treaty with Spain.
1900-Relief of Kimberley by Gen.
French
observation-disclosures alliance announced.
1903-Great demonstration of London's
unemployed in Trafalgar square.
States swept by Sc
we're blizzard.