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The daily sentinel., 1908-11-13

Harry Burnett. proprietor Of tho
81, Regis. viii attend the big meeting
OF the Rocky Mountain Hotel Keep
ers' Association in Denver next weel,-
Mr. Burnett is one of the Officers of
the association which is made M of
the hotel men of four states. II Is
expected that the meeting next week
will be the best attended, the mos;
enjoyable and the most important the
hotel men have ever held.
Messrs. Horace T. DeLone and Guy
V. Sternberg returned last night from
Provo. Utah. where they have been
on business.
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-13
TO RAEE SCHOOL AGE.
Especial 10 The Sentinel.

IU5nPclaI 10 The St-NtfhcI-I
Milwaukee,. Wis. Nov. 13---A con
stftutional amendment changing the
minimum school age from to G
years is demanded by marry of the
delegates here al sthe opcni7,e of the
annual convention of the Wisconsin
Teachers Association.
Niss, ~ pedsgognes declare t,nat at
tens4o nee at schooR by children of !
orr years. as now permitted. is n DOS
itiee crime and sho1,ld be prohibited
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-13

Word has been received that the
Rio Dolores Copper company. nrnch
of whose stock is owned in this crty,
have made IA rich Strike on thtir
claim - mnes south of Cisco. The
IRE. which is mostly silver. is found
in about. a nine foot strata. the vein
Of which assays 500 10 rhe ton. On
m old dump pie. whore many years
ago shaft had been sunk. ore was
found which ran about s140O. The
ore is ON the surface and is within
easy transportation OF the railroad.
being within % miles.
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-13
ROOSEVELT In IT
LBy Associated Press

nv ASSOclateu treaS
I. New York. Noy. l3--Much .
4 interest was occasioned here to- :
+ day by the publication .nf the :
4 report that James Stillman, :
+ president of the National City :
+ Bank tpopularly known as the :
: Standard Oil bank. is the con
+ trolling owner of the Outlook.
4 of which President Roosevelt is
+ to become 4 "confribnrtug edi-
+ tor when he retires from Of
~ flee.
If The officers of the Outlook re
+ fuse to. make public the names
+ of anyrof its owners. William
+ B. Rowland. treasurer md one
~ of the.'directors of the com pany.
+ said, however, that the name of
+ Mr.. Stiilman was not among the
+ names. of the directors.
+ - + ffA- I. I. 1. : + Z E + 4.
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-13
SECRETARY OF NAVY QUITS.
.[By Associated Press

TOY zfns'U' TtttcH 7 ''1
WASHINGTON. ID. g., NOV. t3.-
SECRETARY OF NAVY VICTOR H..
METCa1F TO-DAY TENDERED HIS
RESIGNATION TO THE PRESI-
DENT no TAKE EFFECT DECEM-
BER ON ACCOUNT OF ILL
HEALTH. ASSISTANT SECRETARY
OF THE NAVY TRUMAN NEW
BERRY WILL. he NAMED AS HIS
i1ESh<pft.
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-13
HEARING ON RATES TODAY.
Especial to The sentinel. )

TNDt'FTIsFI To TTt 7'FiTTIHtI-E n
Denver. Nov. Prominent traf-
tic officials from all over the west
and middle west are here today To
attend a hearing before Special AgepA
Lamb appointed by The Interstate
commerce commission for yhS, pur-
pose of hearing evidence in "A numhes
of rate cases filed against diffcncxa
roads. The Colorado coal rates ave
the most imp7rtant rates invoIa'eh
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-13
WOMAN WILL DIE
lBy Associated | ress. ]

{ BY Associated I ress, r
+ Denver, Nov. Weakened
= by disease and drugs. Mrs. AL
+ len f. Reed. who threatened the :
4. life OF Mrs. Genevieve Chanler :
+ Phipps with dynamite last Mon :
+ day, may never live TO undergo :
+ the experiences of prison CELL
1. or madhouse as the conse-
+ quence of her daring attempt at
+ extortion.
+ Late last night Chief of Po-
+ lice Armstrong was informed by
+ both Mr.. Reed and Or. r. o.
+ Butterfield that Mrs. Reeds con
! dition was extremely critical
+ and they believe that the end-@i,lI
= only a question of dayse,o zsnuf. 8
4. 4. i. + 1. 1. r @&rzrTs-~l
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-13
CHlNA'S EMPEROR is DEAD,

palace The dowager empress was
present and is reported to have
sSvooned.
AT 4:30 O'Clock this afternoon an
official of high standing said that
the emperor was still alive.
Prince Chun is a brother of the
emperor. lie has been lieutenant
general in the Plain White Banner
corps. and he visited Germany in
1901 as special commissioner OF
thu throne
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-13

No. 3 was over three bours laty,
and No. l63 was more than two
hours late this afternoon. The Mid
land is now running behind time with
about the same precision and lregn-
larity as No. ). although IL usualiy
beats No. 3 getting in each das
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-13
THE COUNTY CORONER
ORDERS BODY HELD

The funeral OF w. II. X iotis
was again postponed yesterday
by order of coroner Day.
1t was to have taken place
Monday. bat H'as delayed by
telegram from sister OF the de-
ceased. who asked that the bods
be held until the mother could
be communicated with. Later
telegram was received from her
instructing them 20 bury the
body here: but while the ar
rangements were being made for
the second time the order from
the coroner was received.
This morning Coroner Day
went down to the sugar factory
TO Investigate the conditions of
the death. and presumably to
decide as to whether on not an
inauest should be held.
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-13
BIG SUM SET ASIDE.
TBy Associated Press. j

Topeka, Kans., Nov. Ia
= The feature of .today's meeting
= Methodist Episcopal church was
= thc appropriation of 100000
r tor mission work in America and
: a request for 81 800, 900 for the
: ohnrl h..
I. These funds are to be used
Z largely in the work at frontier
+ posts and in the city slums.
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-13
FIREMAN rs HURT.

Fir'tsuifn 'Dn upIIines-. one OF the r,isI-
est apd best known fSicnicn ON fhs
Rio tsrande Western, was throw II
from his enailr' yesterday afternoon
and >tisfssiaAad ~ lfraCtnrc of the cOliai
bOnc.s He is now ut 81. Maty's hos
pital and will recover.
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-13

Rev. Meyers. the minister from the
east who came here Two weeks ago
with view of becoming pastor of ths
local Christian church. has returned
east, it being apparent that he WIS
not Tie unanimous choice of TIE cor
gre esation.
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-13

'One drunk was on the police docket
this morning. miner by the name
OF Murray. He was fined the usual
amount and was released but immed
lately became intoxicated again and
is in the city jail. this afternoon
awaiting another hearing. When re-
leased this morning he had some lit
tie money on his person but when
captured the second time he was
penniless.
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-13

This morning. in an automobile.
Sheriff Mcneil nf Vernal. Utah, with
Tex Brown and the other two men
charged with horse theft in his GUS
tody. left Grand junction for Mack
There they will catch the train tc
Vernal. reaching there tonight some
time. Sheriff Brewster of BueDa Wis
ia. who is going west on official bust
ness. accompa MED Sheriff Mcneil and
assisted him in keening watch over
the alleged horse thieves. 1t was
discovered that the three men had
traded four little colts. out Of the
herd of twenty or more animals they
are charged with unlawfulIy driving
away from the White river country
to man named Nelson. residing
near Fruita. for grown horse. The
prisoners. declare that the animals
they rounded up were maveicks and
that they had as much right to them
as anybody. hut their claims are dis
COUNTED by the vernal officials.
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-13

T.. NJ. Walden. city passenger agent
at Salt Lake City for the San Pedro,
Los.hngcles & Salt Lake Railroad
company, better known as The Salt
Lake Route was pleasant visitor
in Grand function last evening and
this morning. Mr.. Walden cx,eots
10 visit the city at freQuent Intervals.
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-13

Dr. John Carl Hin of Dragon.
Utah. who was formerly connected
with the hospital department OF the
Colorado Fuel a. Iron Company. will
sfter January I again he connect ed
with the steel company. and will
take up the night wor, AT the dis
pensary. DR.. Wilbur Lucas. who is
now in charge OF the dfspensary at
night. will devote his time to look
ing after his general Pueb-
10 Sts,g-Journal
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-13
OFFICIAL COUNT STARTS.
Especial to The Sentinel.


: Denver, Nov. 13.-This af-
ternoon the official count of the
; vote of the city and county of
) Denver was begun.
; 1t is expected that IL days
) will be consumed in making the :
; count. On its completion the :
newly elected Denver county :
; judge. clerk and Justice of the .
) peace will go into Office. having !
) been elected for unexpired and 4
full terms.
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-13
PERSIAN PARLIAMENT.
ISpersai 10 The Sentinel

Especial 30 The Sertinel.)
Teheran. Nov. 13.-Arrangements
have been made by the shah for the
ccnyobing of the new Pesiau parlia-
mcnt on tomorrow
The 1aw-makers viii have little
authority and will be practically the
DlaythfnSs Of the monarch and forced
to do his bidding in all things.
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-13
SURGEON GENERAL CHOSEN.
1Y3y Assoria ted Press. \

+ WaShfn gton. Nov. l5---The
+ appointment 0f Colonel George
+ Torney as surgeon general OF
= the army to succeed Surgeon
= General X. NJ. U>Reilly WAS an
= nounced ny the 'seopetary or war
= today.
+ Colonel Torne, is now aai
+ charge of the hospital at Saf
= Francisco
+ The vacancy win occur .Ianu- :
+ airy IA.
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-13
THREE CANDIDATES OUT.
Especial to The sentinei.I

Especial TO The Sentinel
Denver, Nov. l3.-Three men
have announced their candi-
daoy for the speakership of the
) lower house of the Colorado
Legislature They are all well
known democrats.
Thomas NJ. Howell OF Denver.
II. a. Hicks of Central City and
) II. l. Lubers of Las Animas
are the candidates
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-13
DIVINE OF PET DOGS BITE.

Especial to The Ssntinei-s
Y y meenncs. aInds.-. Nov. l;,-Nfs;
IjaI1ra Green, 10 years old. tx dsinc
from hydroi5hobia. Two weeks ago &,
pet dog. jus1 before being killed be-
cause of signs of madness. jumped
al Miss Green and biz fs.r below The
eve.
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-13
ANARCHIST PRINCESS IS
COMING TO THIS COUNTRY
Especial to Tho Sentipell

Especial to Tho Sentinel.l
+ London. Nov. ISS.--Great cnr- ,
+ iosity> has been aroessed here by,-f
+ the annCunc ement .tis6 the 4:
+ Princess i<ropatkin. "a inreIs0er -
y of the Russian nobility and an =
T. anarchist. intends to visit Amer +
+ lea eer'y next year =
+ 4 + 1. %4+e]
The American Immigration Law
forbids the admission of Anarchists
and John Turner, a famous London
Anarchist. was turned back HomS
years ago. The husband OF the PM
cess. a distinguished savant and
\ Nihiiist. was given a Tremendous uva-
: tion by society folk when he visiteS
, America sor:e years sisee .'+- --.sa
The Kropotkins. who are exiIes
from Russia. have lived In London
for the past twenty years. The prince
is well known and respected author
and man of science, while the
princess is almost as gifted as hey
husband. having taken degrees al
the universities of Paris and Genevn
and being a contributor to severail
reviews and periodicals. The friendE
OF the princess say that she will most
certainly write herself down an
Anarchist i'll the blank which foreign
ers are required 10 fill out THE i'm
migration authorities, however. are
expected to recognize the difference.
between her sort N anarchism ane
that of John Turner, who was ,1-
ciuded few years ago.
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-13

Mrs. Mary Hoilingsworth. wife of
Jerry Holiingsworth. a pioneer resi-
dent of the valley, met with an acci-
dent this morning which resulted in
bad fracture of one of her an
kles. She will be confined to her
bed for some time.
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-13

The clothiers are showing much
good sense in arranging TO cloee at
O'Clock In the evening. There is
no reason whatever why they should
not enjoy the evening of each and
every day. tie same as the men of
other trades.
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-13

All union lahorers are requested to
meet with the Grand Junction Labor
and Trades Assembly at Carpenter s
Hail. Friday evening, November 13.
at 1:30 p. m. By order of CON-
mittee.
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-13

A movement is on foot to close all
of the. dry goods stores, of the CITY.
during the winter months AT six
O'Clock. excepting the nights of the
pay days of the Sugar Factory. ID. &.
r. q. and Rio Grande Western. and
Saturday nights. The stores who
have agreed to close are: Samnlin-
ers. Loefflers. the Red Trunk, Z. A.
RYAN M Strouse j. Wolf.
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-13

George Smith. the well known pre-
moter. will leave in a few DAYS for
Chicago on matters in relation to
the prosec ution of the work on the
Magenheimer ditch on Orchard mesa.
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-13

Patsy McCaffrey of DeBeque is in
the city today Mr.. McCaffrey is sec
retary of the Chamber of Commeroe
at DeBeque and the owner of big
ranch on the Bluestone.
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-13

1t is said that great numbers OF
orders for smudge pots have been
placed with the various dealers and
agents in the. city during the past
two weeks. The fruit growers seen
determined to put up hard fight
against the Frost King next spring
II the occasion arises.
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-13
THE METAL MARKET.

IBy Associated Press.
New York. Nov. 13.-The lead
market today was quiet at 4.35 to
4.4O. Copper, 14as to IA rs. Silver.
1g1s
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-13

! VIM. Lough left this morning on
late No. for Denver on n short
business trip.
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-13

Sheriff Brewster of Salida was an
arrival in the city this morning.
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-13
SHE. TOO. is DYING.

= by Associated Press.
l'ekin, Nov. 13, 1880 p.m.-lt is
reported that the dowager empress
of China is also dying.
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-13

VIM. e. Campbell. of Leahyille. is
in the city today. on mining business.
He will return the last of the week.
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-13

DR.. Leroy G. Hedges has returned
from his extended trip throurh the
east in the interest of the Pyramid
Milling &. Mining Company.
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-13

There are nup,eroua big social and
ar usem1nt functions tc tlle place In
the city this evening
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-13
THE WHEAT MARKET.

BY AssOcinted Press.
Chicago. Nov. 13.-Today Decem-
Der wheat closed at 1O3H u.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-27

Boys double breasted Spring
Refers. In plain greys. tans and
fancy patterns. $3.50 TO $3.50.
Boys Refers, grey heringbone
pattern or plain tan color, special
Saturday at 1886.
Boys Confirmation Suits In
blue serge, black clay worsteds
and unfinished worsteds; plain or
knickerbocker trousers. Extra
values at $3.50, 80, 80, $3.50,
$3.50 and $40.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-27
Carriage Bags

Assorted styles In Carriage Bags. made
OF real seal, walrus and pig-skin,
with hand riveted frames. fitted with
purse; variety OF colors. Worth up
to $3.50. saturday. el 10
The Detroit times., 1908-03-27
DR.. T0RREY RECEIVES
THREATENING LETTER

Or. Reuben A. Torrey. who is con-
Quoting mission In the Light Guard
armory received a threatening letter
Thursday II was unsigned.
When | am threatened I think
have accomplished something" said
DR.. Torrey. 1T only proves that the
work is being felt. When the devil
gets stirred up he is going to do some
thing"
A large crowd greeted the speaker,
and at the close OF nile address seven
people arose from then seats, signify
ing their intention TO accept Christ.
The speaker declared that the audi
ence was altogether too respectable
and asked that the Christians bring
their unsaved brethren with them.
The monday meetings for men, 10
begin Tuesday. will be held in the
Avenue theater. instead OF the De.
troit opera house, as previously ait
nounced.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-27
FOOT CATCHES IN FROG,
BRAKEMAN KILLED

Arthur j. Hershey, a Wabash brake
man living at No. 216l Porter-st., died
In Harper hospital late Thursday ar
ternoon as result OF injuries sus-
tainei In Milan. Mich, few hours
before. when his foot caught In y
frog. He had just turned a switch
and was running to board the train
when his foot caught The engineer
saw the mans predicament too late
and before he could stop the train tho
wheels of the engine had passed over
Hershey, cutting off both legs. Cor
oner Bennett Is investigating the case
Deceased is survived by widow
and one child. His father, A. NJ. Her.
shey, resides at No. 1921 Wabash-ave.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-27
LITTLE LOCAL STORIES !
coroner Bennett has decided after a

Coroner Bennett has decided after a
conference with the prosecuting at
torney that no blame is attached 10
Willie Neville for the death OF 49,
year-old Bessie Baumann, killed as
a result OF having been struck in tn 3
temple by baseball thrown by the
Neville boy. The coroner is salts
fed that the ball accidentally slip.
ped from Willie's hand.
The will Of Mrs. Charles &. S. Mardon,
who at the age of IT was united in
marriage to Charles Mardon, aged &c,
was filed for probate Thursday ar
terloon. Mrs, Mardon left 1891. 12
AMI some personal property, all to
her husband. A brother of the de-
ceased. OF whom Mardon knew moth
ing. has entered an appearance. and
will contest the Will He charges
fraud In the making OF the will
The cornce Of n two-story building
at No. 400 Hastings-st., tell Thurs
day noon, narrowly missing Matte
ESe!man, aged 4, and his baby sister,
Shane, who were standing directly
beneath 1t. AS it was, a fragment
of the cornice struck the boy, break
ing his right leg In two places. DR..
Albert f. Bernstein reduced the
fracture. The little girl was nos
hurt.
Eighty-seven members Of the Manu-
facturers' and Dealers association,
an Enttprohtbitlon organization, met
in the Hotel fuller Thursday even
ing and listened to speeches on the
wet side OF the case. Allan p.
Cox presided. Among the speak
ers were Messrs Horix and Lilien-
thai, of Cleveland, and McDermott
and Davenport of Chicago. who gave
figures designed to show that pro-
hibition does not prohibit, and that
tho passage of prohibition laws
hurts trade.
Chaplain George n. Jones, who has
been with the Seventh u. s. infan-
try, now stationed at Fort Wayne,
for number of years. has been
transferred TO the Coast Artillery
and will report for duty at the Per-
sidio, in California. Chaplain Jones
was popular with the boys in the
Seventh, who greatly regret that he
is Obliged 10 leave them. The chap
IAN attracted considerable atten-
ton some months ago when he took
Issue. with the local Pastors union
ON the canteen question.
George q. Yerkes, prosecuting attor-
ney. has returned from Washington
and intimates his belief that the bill
creating an additional federal judge
ship for the Eastern district ST
Michigan will not pass unless IL Is
more strongly endorsed by the bar.
The endorsement at present carries
with II recommendation OF Geo.
T.. Garfield for the place Some
members of the congressional
judiciary committee think this
gives the bill the appearance
of being drawn TO create a place
for che man.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-27
IDENTIFY BODY OF MAN
FOUND DYING IN CAR

The man who was found in dying
condition In "A box car at Milwaukee
Junction and Chene-st. a few days ago
and who died Wednesday In st. Mary's
hospital, was identified Friday morn.
ing as John Kane. OF Pontiac. The
Identification was made by the mans
son. a boy Of 10. and Mrs. p Griffin.
OF Pontiac. Lane was As years old
snd had been working IA UwUssu7 dur
ing the winter.fffle was subject to
+ fits and H. Is believed that he was
taking a trip looking for work when
seized by commissions and was over
come In the ear.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-27
SWIMMING SHOW
AT Y. M. c. A. GYM

An exhibition of swimming and life
saving will be given In the Y. NJ. c. A.
gymnasium tank this evening. The
participants are to be members of the
associations swimming class and In.
structor G. III. Corfan will demon
strate various rescue metods AMI
also the numerous methods of swim
ming.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-27
Spring Clothing for Boys and Children

Q
Double breasted Suits with
plated Norfolk Jackets or Rus
sian and Sailor Blouse Suits.
$3.50 to go.
Our Special american Boy"
Suits, made of blue serge and
fancy mixtures. Sizes TO 16
years. Best value in Detroit for
the money. $500.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-27
Oil Wells Under Ocean.

In Southern California near Santa
Barbara along the slope OF the Pacific
cceaD they have drilled OH wells UNI
der the waves along the beach. Some
or the wcffs are ~ mitch As a quarter
OF a mile out in the water and long.
slender piers have been built out into
the waves The oil is dipped out OF
shafts run down into the rocks be.
Eeath the sea and isr ich in asphalt
The Detroit times., 1908-03-27

Among the very new and smart styles
To be displayed Saturday, for the
frat time, are Japanese gold tinsel.
suede leather. patent leather. calf
skin and silk elastic Belts, In beauti-
full Spring colorines and mounted
With solid buckles. EJN
Two special lots ut CSC and. ...-L uOU
Fine imported White Wash Belts. Swiss
embroidered and taiiorrmade. mount
ed with, pearl E0n
The Detroit times., 1908-03-27

A man who would shoot another
from ambush is mean enough to be
the author of an anonymous letter.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-27
Police Handicapped.

The police are exerting every effort
to run down the perpetrators OF these
jobs, but are seriously handicapped by
the fact that no one has caught even
q glimpse of them in their nightly ex-
cursions. In the Plues home a mem
Ter OF the family heard noise about
8 o'clock Friday morning, but paid
little attention IL Is now thought that
the burglars were responsible for the
racket.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-20
NEWS OF CITY AND
COUNTY CONDENSED

DIT. Sample, an eminent veterinarian
Of DeLAnd, IL a business visitor to
this city.
o. c. Husband, one OF the leading
merchants Of MelroSe. was IN the
city yesterday.
W. d. Richey, q popular young trav.
cling man Of ocalA who comes 10
Gainesville regularly, In In the city.
N. A. Walls has rsturnsd from
points In South Florida. where he has
been for the past few days on bust.
ness
Don't think that piles can't be cured.
Thousands Of obstinate cases have
been cured BY DOaa'S Ointment 90
cents at any drug store.
A most refreshing rain visited this
section Wednesday morning. cOntln.
uing throughout the day at intervals
IL was welcomed by the farmers and
truckers.
Mrs, Thomas Purdom OF WRycroGs,
Ca. has arrived In the city, and for
the next few days will be the guest
Il relatives, Mr.. aud Mrs. c. c. eagle
vi N. Oak avenue.
Mr.. aud Mrs. q. Henry Futch.
formerly Of this city but nov residing
In Jacksonville. are here for . few
days visiting the formsrs parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. u. Futon.
II you are on The imsEUnIOA car.
FieF-system list and fall % receive
your paper. you viii ooafer . favor
By notifying Jesse R. BurtA and IN
future Will g., yOur paper regularly.
I'm. and W. 9. YeArwood Of Mel.
rose we're IL the city on business yes
tsrdAy, Thsy are member II ths
MelrOse Manufacturing Company. nav.
al stores and lumber manufacturers.
Mius cIlsoFd PaircIOth. . charm
ing young lady Of DOihan. Ala. d n
TIE city. while here she viii ~
the quest AZ her brother, cAAs. A.
FAircloth. and her fTisRd. Miss Eals
CIark.
Addiaoa Pound has Accepted . pal,
ton Temporarily a. The store II l. J.
BuFthim. dnTing the absence II J.
YIsscher BuFp0tt Who ,7as suB@Oasd
70 MosaanA ~ . Wstneas h IN In
DortaBi murder eAae
n. noaghssty. fnrs5srsy o. High
spgtngA bat nov u Jaeksoaviiie.
whsrs ~ Il snSAEed h ths eootraes
Inc business. IL kcss Tor . cay - tvo
% hsslnsna. and Ms ca fEtends are
giaA - welcome kisn.
cas- r. cnsfoFd. senior nsnbsF
az tha Am q cs1wtord q Davis.
Hrsrymsn. hAs Eras % p0Aass h Tsa.
nessea. Eensneky sDd Missouyt. fgS
ths p1fgoss a. parck4asnR stock Sc
wtm ~ ahsent SsEerAi eayA
Msss A6dis 0osSs go Der fSland.
Mes Nelfs Arza - KaamesT. Whs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-20

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