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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-08-11
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Ssue Scite ineebrGnSf. GaImer
& Gp.s itore 2eieitalo | 8reene
brrnote forIeoen boorpeo tppe Selte
onion.
Snsen SaIpoucr. Mnscntine bill
blioc nben Saloouer oeiaa nGite
gor. Ter bar pGret Getioner / ON.
LIB for at faa StnobeI'e til Of aien.
nptage Salooutroiif | 9pen, men Der
CT SIertal intob Gropoiitionen.
2punconng. Ghriit Geterion, Der
Dor n~oroeufor CLEAR Sate. miiteoe
ben Ace bs. lin 9oape % en- prroi.
fiilb Seit oeh 0pnneoilag. On flor
9aapc peo @ilonpiIIe bIcp ogian be.
fpbelia ifnoet al 2pnet, men bleo Dog
life antGuht.
frnatbar Taisitilf. 3 Ell @itif
I Rocfpeu hor Der be iioite Gage nG-
ret nbitinet en- MfaisItiIf, Der bprcr
fife minbre emo is Ir - nQe al al.
minoeIie Stsrrelie oa meo "Sfipg.
oct" ipruuact no irrbig til of MOB.
iles. Senne u~iroponligc @ais'tiIf
fanotes / Ell Moisager nGr 9pen.
SlospaaSc pcb 9nnncbIag. lin.
ser en- beftie Sorocnitorm, Der forle'
Sen herife6e / 9pcn Nepooo, blen en-
'tor no 2oooe paa Sobn &ennnbs
Sorm, otte mil norbenfor 9nen, II.
tpnbt Of 9pnet % rebbrGnbte till.
qemleS 60 Cons So. gn itor aornhoo
% ct Maifinlfiir brGuote ogioo. aS.
fiirancen iogbes at bore forbolbSois
lar, bpprior Sobet or meeet fslcligt,
StcmmcmaIfincr for les Woincs.
Set ifal cnltrent bprc ofgiort, at
Tof Gountp, bpori 9es Woines lig.
aer, | SOFT bill fisbe oa inbirtte So
Stanourb Stemmenolfiner. SpiS
benne Sonbel foulmer iitono, bill
Stanboro Gorrpoup tnge iqien Tom
Selpis Detailing &c % gumle llniper.
inl Stenmemnifiuer. Tom for er
fisbt % Tom bar pitt lie at bare
%ubriiabore.
SturmfaSc | Maribal Gunntn.
Sra NfariboIltolpu mcl6tes Den 5te
bS,, Of en- beftig Storm, Der poo
Here Steoer outoa aarofter al ell
Tornado, banbe aiort bctpoclig Sfo.
&c / ben rorolige Del al WorIbau
Golmtp. Woiieu bleu Iogt flab til
Ssoroen mcoeus ben og'na mango
Steber blep socIngt al SagI. Gen
ifunrnc 8rs6c blep ogiaa ilemt meb-
forerL ibet ben ipreoteS no oper ag'
rene. % Seitaffer bpirpleoes op |
Suften.
Sriffetrnffcn | @nrlingtpn. s
Burlington bar mon til benne Sio
life toaet noget Senipn til Citizens
Wiilct.Son, og SnnbeIen meo bern.
ienoe Griffe hor f~Iorcret iooncI Son.
bag Tom Wnuong. Gioic federation
bar BOG heapnbt at ruife op | oisie
Ting, o. SiitriftSrctten Neriteos Of
gap forIehen en- aienbelie, ifelgc
boilfcu Mulct 2opcu ocIpiS iflilSe
aienncmisres, iGrIig ga meb Scnipii
til 2ufuinp al llbfiGufninasitcbcr
til beitcmtc Siber. Ssicitcrct fom
ooa ienere % erflrreoc, at en- beIpis
8ienncmierelie al 2oner life los iia
nisre - ben mootte eftcrisIaeS | oqe
GetoIier. Oct bar ferit Weuinacr,
OF &eiormen | llbifiprtnina al be.
ruienbe Eritte ifitIoe toae fin Begun.
belle Den 20be augliit. men mar ser
fol ioretaeeS iaobanne ino9ribenoc
Tpranbriuqcr, Tom Sen belle SOB
frrpcr, ioo hnr Ginic Febrntiun be.
1ittct at iorIrnae Siheu inbtiI fife
Sftober. - men % IfoI og'no
"9ooQet" 'Gttes poa. mencr Sc
SuriblcrtiS bcIbcr &c fIeite Sfirufc.
rPrtcr fine l1bioIoSiteoer aahne iii
enhper Sib, oa man mcner. nt man.
ae al Dem nil forisqC at tiene ion nc.
oct TOM mlIiat iroen bcn initiatte
Toabetib, % iaa Iuffe 9utifen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-08-11
7niarouHlt.

SanicI 9pnh, iom ifiso 90 brpbte
gnoren Romenion oa iaareoe bans
6orlopeoe. Miis anna Ssrenion I
Conn Of Sarotoga, lige uoenfor
8rono Iapibs. bar t~ilitaaet lin gre'
De og er oslnt til Sugtbuiet for Sips'
tin
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-08-11

Many a mans reputation for wis
dom is due TO his ability to keep his
mouth shut.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-08-11
DANIEL A.
R4, FERGUS FALLS, MINI.

Spis life bet iulbe gslsb 81. 80 ~inbienees. bill en- grrmsbp
~iteSstior Wauneiten,peL. @riarins bar lGrt cs at ri lite fan isnbs
nrb glabet for $1.25.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-08-11

g parni geir banber bet at aarpepucen bGiper for bfss o. sioer
fra fla for meaen sarpt. 3 iaa 5ilfaloe nnaa euoeI az ben pperHs.
bie Sarue iuses Op Ob Siarp al ct stpite Sratpapr. sarr mmn
Tan bialpe zig neb It Stpffe Gpispuptr.
On Sarsepuee oil bare Fere aar. Stufoe ben 9sb.t AZ to
enr ire Nar blibe noaet for tBr, iaa fan man blot brpppe paa en-
9ruabe elparin os ben pil blpe Ise iaa COB Tom np isien-
soar man itte spbt Gitrpi ben fsrie Sang, iaa ioriss isi.u.
ert Steurpelst Habit nb paa 9apiret, enfr iat ben enc She nss
fpri, ps brus ben gRaabe. ipm pasier bsbit arpi boerten ior baarSs
eler for lgt.
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COMMODORE w. +. LYNCH,
Confederate States Navy.

lclottinE was distributed as relics to
the people Of Portland, beg that you
will, III possible, remit to Paymaster
Nixon q sufficient sum OF money to
purchase Is my men a change OF cloth
Ing" IA
This letter Is addressed to Secretary
Mallory, at Richmond. Va, and is
Edater Fort Warren, Boston Harbor,
July so, 1858. The establishment and
iperl,aps admiration for such audacity
and daring, as viewed by the Yanlss,
was such that they wanted relics and
took the clothing ,as a memento.
Tho following is Reads report In
brief after lie was released from Fort
Warren: 43g5 Il .
June G, 1s83.--Burned bark Wind
ward, Philadelphia to New Orleans;
cargo, coal for Federal government.
June Captured schooner
FL Partridge. New York to Matamoras.
loaded with arms and clothing for the
Confederates; bonded her for $4,000
/ Tor the safe delivery OF the cargo to
loyal citizens OF the Confederate States.
June 9tll.-Burned the brig Mary
lAlvina, Boston to New Orleans; cargo,
|commissary stores. 81. ..s:'
June Captured the bark Ia
,cony, In ballast. from Port Royal to
Philadelphia: AS soon as we had
Ipossession OF her schooner hove in
ltsight. She proved to be the NJ. ( a.
Shindler, IN ballast. from Port Royal
to philadelphia. Then came by the
schooner Kate Steward. in ballast.
from Key West to Philadelphia.
then transferred my prisoners to the
Kate Stewart. my guns and crew to the
Tacony. and burned the Clarence and
Shindler.
June 15th.-Burned tho brig UNI
pire. from Cardenas to Boston, sugar
laden.
June 2oth.-captured The ship isaac
Webb. from Liverpool to New York,
with 200 passengers. Not being able
! to handle so many people. bonded her
for $4,000. Same day, burned the
fishing schooner Micawber.
June. 81 st-Burned the clipper ship
tByzantiunn. london to New York, load
led with coal. Some day, burned the
bark Goodspeed, in ballast. Londerry
to New York.
June 22d.-Captured the fishing
schooners Marengo. Florence e.. Anna
r. Choate and Ripple. Tho Florence
I &
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CAPT. CHARLES NJ. MORRIS, C. s.. N,
C0mmandcr OF tho "Elorldu.n

being an old vessel put prisoners
aboard and burned the others.
ION Juno Esd burned the fishing
schooners Ada and Wanderer.
June 24th.--captured the ship
Shatemuc, with n large number OF cmi-
grants from Liverpool to Boston.
Bonded her for 100000. Same night,
captured the fishing schooner Archer.
AS there Swero now o number of the
enemy's gunboats in search of the
Tacony, and my ammunition for the
Ihowitzers was exhausted determined
I to burn tho Tacony, to proceed in the
Archer up tho coast, and burn the
shipping in exposed ports or - cut
out steamer.
Having burned the Tacony on juno
Goth, made Portland light. Off Port
land picked up two fishermen, who.
taking US for q pleasure party, Will
ingly consented to pilot us into Port
Iand. From tile fishermen / learned
that the revenue cutter Caleb Cushing
was In the harbor. and that the pas
senger steamer to New York would
remain In Portland during the night.
| AT sunset we entered the harbor and
anchored III full view OF the shipping.
At 1870 A. NJ. we boarded and captured
the cutter without noise or resistance.
The rest has already been told you in
Reads first report =
But that was not all of tho service
this al1ant boy rendered to his coun-
try. After being exchanged ho did
service around Richmond. But his
restless spirit could not be confined
to battery duty. and at his own re-
quest he was ordered to the Webb. the
steamer which. with the Queen OF the
West. destroyed the Indianola. This
boat was somewhere up one OF the
Western rivers. Read conceived the
idea OF taking this boat. mounting one
gun, and making his way past New
Orleans. thence to gain the Gulf. and
then continue tho destruction Of Yam
kee shipping. Streaming down the Mis-
sissippi and landing every now and
then to cut telegraph wires, he was
successful in passing through the Fed
eral fleet at New Orleans, but was
discovered afterwards and was pur-
sued. Telegrapl,sa ahead caused gum
boats below to look out for him. Sec
Ing that he was headed, he ran his
boat into the marsh, fired her and
surrendered with his crew.
ITO be Continued Next Sunday
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THE -DIsPAT5a RICHMOND Va SUNDAY JULY 1908

j " J. n
ordering us forward, waited I'll We
were within forty or fifty years or liini,-
and then placing his hat on his sword,
led us entirely across the field with ~
IN that position, and thatsjs why 1T
was halfway down to the HIT When
he was killed. In confirmation OF this
OF South Boston, Va; Major William!
ID. Shelton. OF Mccklenburg county.
whose address Is probably Chase City.
or any member OF the brigade WHO
was present and whom you can find.
Tho difference may seem to you
trining, but frequently hear Confed-
crates make tho saine state1nent, and
I consider Arfnisteud on before with
Ills hat on his sword the backbone Of
the charge. and I want to see full JUS
stice done to the hero OF Gettysburg and
lchepultapec. D. b. EASLEY.
Scottsburg. Va, juno 4. 1908. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-19
Justice 70 Ar,nistcnd.

Sir,-1n your weekly edition OF May
9Tth you print communication from
Colonel John W. Frazier. stating III
effect that General Armistead drew
his sword when, at or near the stone
fence, and placing his hat on 1T as q
kuidon for his mon, etc. I have mot
Colonel Frazier and nm satisfied he
would not Intentionally misrepresent
tho facts, but General Armistead. on
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-19
The Chicks mother,

Please tell me which Is considered
the mother OF tho chicken, the hen
that lays tho egg OF the hen that
matches It. BUDDY.
The former.
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nrs,s ,anlI,dIl CoplnerI..

Please inform mo which is tho fcav-f
Ter. copper or brass. Il |ss q ii. NJ. &.
Copper Is somewhat the heavier. It's
weight Is to the weight f brass as
so Is to SIS. N NJ
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Old Coins,

worth. A. T. Maynard and w. D. b..
ask about coins. etc. none OF which
has any premium value. The coin de-
ecrlbed by "A. u. II. should bring about
s12 In fine condition. No one whoso
opinion Is OF any value would attempt
10 make close estimate on coin
without seeing 1t or guarding the VAL
suation by some phrase which woui1
provide for the condition, 4
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Old Conn. Etc.

Z. NJ z. ". Watkins and d. B. n,
ask about old coins, none OF which las
moro than face value u. s. asks about
1902 gold piece. It's solling price IS
from So to 81. according to condition.
III order to have any premium value at
all the condition must be pretty good.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-19

Marks PariSlP, Was published IN Ball
stimore--tilere, liz no place OF publlca-
tiofi OIL the tltle--ln 1877. It has no
fixed price, and we cannot suggest
What you may BIO able to get copy
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l,]I,, /, R II, 'p y n . Z. !.

SSi$f should like t b ask you about the
Hroprie ETY. Of lire Sgnther new phrase
which have reach ID q con II crab lie de-
gree Of lennYe ssatl pna use he No thoush
the etter soy II. n ey .rts In NJ y
Hlosc and tsinl for I, 4 III &
B gsAAge be So effes I've aud
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-19

Some will remain permanent after
treatment and some will vanish. About
the simplest is a dilute solution Of
chloride Of copper. letters written in
which are invisible until the paper Is
heated and become again Invisible
when 1t cools.5 # s1t 20
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-19
III. s. supr ..l. 4 Conrt.

Please gtellim by what means court
Of the United states can review and,
sometimes, reverse, the decision Of O
what method Is used but on what con-
siderattons the right is based.
" RICHMONDER.
5 The doctrine is shown In Martin vs..
Hunter. Wheat. vo ]. =, page 304 and
In Cohens Us. Virginia, Wheat, VOL. o.
page 264, and afirms the ri light Of the
defeated party to appeal to the
United States Supreme Court. In ref.
.arenceS to any right claimed under
Tho Jurisdiction of this court over;
.nayiEable waters vas affirmed In a
cas- 4 In which the elebrnted d Flu +
ton was inyolved.5 Gibbon vs.. Ogden,
y. s, The jurisdiction Of this court
decided in 1894. & 9S5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-19
Poefns WanfeA.

II There Is request for the song, "Iust-
Before the Battle, Mother" etc. VIII
aome ono be good enough to send
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Inability OF Lnndlord.

rent5a8 furnished ROOM to Which my
.landlady keeps key for the convenience
of cleaning up Tho house maid
goes Off with my watch and money.
Can hold tho landlady Responsible
REGULAR READER
It is very likely thnt you can. A
lawy err to whom all the facts may be
stated could better advise you.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-19

AZ contrives an Improvement on $
patent and ssendsSit to BE for exan,ina-
forwards patents 1t himself and sputssit
on the market. Has a any redress nj
VI 5, s3sss. rs ]. r, BAILEY, YAH
AS case seems u hard one. but his
legal way to redress is likely to bo
harder still, II he can prove the facts
as you state them 1t might be worth
while to consult some shrewd patent
lawyer. We could not advise
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-19
Lusitallnln,

Lusitanla.
Kindly give me the date on which
the Lusitania finished her first trip
from New York and the time. II.
September 13. 1907. Five days and
sfifty-four minut es. ss8s
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The Giffcn Company.

Please tell me where may get n
photo OF the members OF the Giffen
Company. ADAIIRER,
* You may learn by phone to the
Academy Of Music.
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Unsigned Letters

continue to send unsigned letters to
this column. The statement that such
letters will not be answered is car
ried regularly ut the head OF the coI-
umn and, still we continue to get num-
hers Of unsigned letters and even OF
unsigned complaints that the letter
have not been noticed n, fa3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-19
Coinnec,

Please Inform me what is meant by
the "eX'o Of 3 coin and what the let
da " s. o. stand for on an Anleri-
The type IS the principal device on
a.. coin. The surface al bout itsis tho
i...leld." The lower part of the area
Immediately beneath the type is the
cirque. commonly written "ex,,', d I'd
often sseparated d, from the rest Of the
Held by horizontalSl line. The letters
stand for J. S. Ormsby, a. private millt-
erEWhose duties run 1S51-'55. 49, ssS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-19
Two Problems,

Please solve for me these Two prob-@
lens: I) Three men own aagrindstone
tive. feet .eight.inch ss IN. diameter. How:
get an equal share, allowing SIX inches
diameter waste for the aperture? ca
a grocer at one straigh cut took of sa
contained one-f fourth Of the scircumter-
ence and weighed three 20 unds. Nv hat
~ y a. D ~ : I SUBSCRIBER.
(1) The thickness 81 the stone not
being given, the calculatlo must fix
three rings of3equal surface. the small
en- having, an inner q iamet q slSl
Inches and the argsr hayng
having an area which WI be- ono-$
third Of the whole ring VIII Sc outer
diameteriSis thirty two inches and i'll
area will BIO found BY calc Ia ting the
circle whose diameter Is thirty.tWo
inches, and subtracting the circle
whose diameter Is sig inches; and y -
BY a3-7. One third Of this vii be the
area ot each Of the three equal rings.
and - multiplied by N w,sS you
will represent the radiussof the inner
circumference of the outer ring by lS,Ss
you may get the Il eauaatssaan9' ' ls' times
aa.7 x times q q -, times 22.7,s
S ~ s sfs%
and the common fa ctor. 2 N vanish
the equation will reduce to *
which will give the value a al a inc hes
for tho radius o Z TIL Y circle to- be LET
by tho first user. ! n exactly I he $salle
way. the radi us Of the next Is found H. 'ls
sdltion grinds till he leaves Il rad u SIS
ID raNT;l circle. make two Al am
Eeters at II ght an les. and DIN he On !. "a, 81.
trsmtles The last drawn line 81
IS, an d no ia that tho cpt'' div the
Quadrant into the sc gment and g ZIG DIS
angled triangl I. wi ose al des are eae il5s
equal to IS. Tho area OF the WI ole clI-I
ole il ~ times Tho area VI n tlss
S ;s' ~ tbs arsa
the triangle ts Ylded by ant
the area OF the segnent y !, the diff ess
eace Of these last. VIZ, 1nult 7|I'i 9a|
BY =. minus ! his form WI gtys Al
n,nlsip!lea BY q " ~ ise yalsls
of# tho segment. Now, me sc III II NJ
rs ths Whole as tho value OF the seq;
from from n this eonside ton arisas the
fssps N sessaen as, Nyho!e A s
81 ~ vii sr Il u
8ily NOR down 10 the 8ssK
si,lent Is To- Wh ole t n y, IL
wi I've the wei g!lt .nt lle 0lsss
eleven times hat sot tae GlueIat \.
sthiysy q p0
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q Vtrgluia central Rallroad.

a correspondent sends me soma
bonds Of the Va. Central Railroad to
ss sm ecn an nf sS So maaf
this is. and whether tho bonds have;
probably any value ?
rhrnuph several changes OF name
and mergers, the Cheaspe AXE and Ohio
IS now the represe tive of the road
you name. & IS first title. 50 far as we
know, was the Louisa Railroad ana 1t
ran from Hanover Junction to Louisa.
In \ $50 an Act allowed increase of
ton and in the same year, anot herAct
provided for chang OF name to the
'sYlrglnia Central Railroad 60 81 !. and
crized the ! uarant too y OF 4 he Stat
tie ascension Of the limo to Richmond
the required mortgage of Income hays
Ing been made to the state for the pro-
lection Of these bonds, We know
nothing OF the val n " " n
Height OF Plise's Peak
,35I had expected pricesS- In D enyel'$ y
soar when the Conventio Ion me I, S9pUt 4
got "higher', as they must have done
TO- Justify the statement q your cor,
resp ndent that the summit Of Pixies $
hsaK se y evil
state tho exact heigl,t ofsthIs pask?
Nc hope our lend s,y! ~ n rdon the
to the amiable arcaunt "a Of ma ural en-
thusiasin his q berpat lion from the
serityt P sh Peaw
above the sea level. 55 \ hts Ills consitl-
erably under &c M les q II stead OF ba-
Ing eight, but what Is Sa mile or SO
tic Silverest, sotha Highest aseertainsd
point on the surface al the globe
falls fur short O slight miles being
a0,00a feet d hove s. the leNel | OF the sel,
about five miles and ~ hal f. ~
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! .ut,lizl,g Old Rnl,I,e, !.

.l7ItHse Iall ne hetIlerA9 old rnhber1
can be uti lizea and what process / S
.employcd to- 1T for n owEs use. 5sas] 4
S8 may be and Is so used. We have
no Idea what the process is. and 1 can
make no. sugg ton beyond the obvious
one hat YOU write. some Of the cons
fear you wi II ind that the formula for
ltTeat ment Is secret " and we are sure
YOU III find that 1t isg 80 complex that
no one Who is not provided With tho
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-19
THE CONFED TIE NAVY
BY w. IF. CLAYTON, Of Florence, S. c., s# \.
Late Past Aidshpman Confederate States Navy

found impossible to board gunboat
or merchant steamer. 1t would be pos
siblc to fire tic shipping at Baltimore.
III you think proper to nccedc tn
my proposal, beg that you Will allow
me to take Mr.. u. II. Brown (englneer)
and one fireman. with me.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-19

II "A rents farm. can he make and
sell apple cider? A. READER.
There Is no law In Virginia against
a mans converting his own apples into
cider and selling.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-19
Two Dates.

81 Will you be good enough to tell me
the davs OF the week on which these
two dates fell? They are tho birth
days Of my parents. March 4 and Oc-
stober II, 1S3S. Miss =. T.. 4. q
Both Sunday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-19
Negro Deaf AIutcs.

Please inform me whether there Is IN
Virginia any school for .colored deaf
mutes. If moi, would lit be possible
for such a person from Virginia to
got into tho school at Fsalei gh, N. G.:
Fs$ "A SUBSCRIBER.
Such an atnatitution has been pro-
svided for I'M Virginia by recent statute
and the board Of control has been ap-
pointed. but lit will be some time boz
fore the school is opened. There Is
no sort OF likelihood tina T! the person
lima school, but you might write and
find out certainly.
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Making and Selling Cider.

z vi
II a rents farm. can he make and
There is no law in virginia against
a mans converting his own apples into
cider and selling.
Bedford Tuberculosis Hospital.
Please tell me how to reach by letter
the sanitorium for consumptives in
BEDFORD county. T "a !,
Address Superintendent Sanitorium,
lronville. Vn.
Electrical Wiring.
Would be8permitted to put in cleo
trio bells without license from the City
- CONSTANT READER.
to telephone 10 the ONCE a 81 81 t the City
,Electrictan and find out for yourself.
Frnternal Organizations.
Viii you give name and address of
and the Independent Order q Fo y,
Conrad n. Mann, Milwaukee, wis.
Robert Mathison. Toronto & Can. ca
4 Two Dates.
Will you be good enough to tell me
the DAYS OF the week on which these
two dates fell? They, are tho birth-
fSys e aS,s paFents Mss IS ana G'-
Z =
Both Sunday. az,
Spcctaclcs.S Il
Is It known who invented glasses
for reading, and when? ss ELLEN.
It Is known that the date Is the
thIrteenth cent ury,t and that Dl Spina,
Ia Florentine. and Roger Bacon seem
to have about equal lain to the honor
or Tho disc
Moving Dodlcs from NJ anassns.
~ Can! you tell mo whether the sol-
gdiers who fell at Manassas have ever
been removed to scenleterics r? {, i, Z, IA
Cemeteries established at Manassas
and Il Manassas junction NOW contain
tho remains of tile Confederates WHO
fell in the bat ties there. 4
DcrrlclS's Battalion. 8
Can you give tho names Of any 8sol-
4 dlorsS who were with Colonel Derrick
tin MS Winter quarters saltY y IN
I've that NO cannot but Your note
sis published with tho llopa that some
read may give the In formation "
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Sncctaacle,a

%5.s Is It known who Invented glasses
for reading, and when? u ELLEN
It Is known that the date Is tho
10 Florentine. and Roger Bacon seem
to- have about equal ella I'm to the honor
OF the discovery. 5slasHf b
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-19
Electrical Xy'frlns

IstFEEVOuId ] be permitted to put In elec-
trio bellsswithout license from the City
Electrical Departments? 9
CONSTANT READER.
Ss We think not. 1t would be SO simple
to telephone to the office OF the City
Electrician and find out for yourself.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-19
4 III DerrlclS,s DattuIiOn.

Can you give tho names OF any sol-
.dAorsS who were with Col onel; p eric k
inallis winter quarters a " SaltyllleHi In
1864 W a. ;sil s ~ i. "a a. X, y,
that we cannot, but your note
Is published With&tho hope a hat some
Irealer may give; the; In formation. S