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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-04-30
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NS ugen Pral I6Ienoerte naS Ieiz
wv ner Gepobnbeit Our0 Die
g. StraBen 8erlinS. Gr, ser
GinTame, liebte oteIe Spd3terz
NGnoe 6ur6 Oa3 ipogenos 2eben Der
8rpBito0t. @us linn las er mebr, ipeit
mebr heraus, ais aus Den Spalten Der
SGges5citun9en, aus ali oen 9roI6iis
rem uno 8ii6srn, Die iih ouf ietnem
S6rcibtiI@c bduften.
Gr 9tng bindlls in Den geiperbrei9en
Norben unb gum Often, ipo lGngs oes
GpreeIaufs Sabritihlot an 5abrifs
ihlot fid sum Simmel redt. Gr bDrts
ouf baS @dmmern uno Yo6en Ser
Werfe, ouf ods Sauien uno Surren
Der Miotoren; er lab, pie ieOer SHbrtte
herr uno ieoe MftiengeIeli6aft Dem
ena6egren5ten 8ooen, Der nit 0oIo
oufaeipoqen peroen muBte, &aum u5z
getponn fir Nelz un0 Qnbauten; ipie
fe Gtodirert auf Stofperf tbiirmten,
I'm INNER neue Maf6inen ouFItellen
slt fDnnen; lpie jebe e~in8elRe InluQe
1ih ftredte uno oebnte uno puhs,
alei6 Der eon3en Sta0t IelbIt, sic our
gr0bten Sobrititaot bes Reides gez
pprben ipdr. Gr Iab, pie ole ho6bez
labenen 2dItipaoen unh ipis Die Sitter
siise ouf Den Nnf6lubitreden elm uno
auSflbren i'm elpi9en @e6iel, unb pie
ouf Ser triiben Spree Die pollen DAM
pier heronteudten; pie ouf ben
StdtteplGBen Die I6parsen Diamunz
ten iih beute 81 Bergen bGuften. I'M
mor9en i6pn pieoer 81 ipin5i9en Rez
iten suIammen5uI6mel5en. Gr To5
IN oie tnpertennbaren 3ei6en oes
bliibenoen 8ertebrs, elmer reihen. emz
fiaen SbGtiateit. lln6 er lahte bitter
Gr eina o,lf Die 8%abnbDfe, iuenn b;e
Mrbeiter5lge antamen, Die Die nelen
SGnbe berunFiibrten fir oen urerIGttz
Ii9en @eoarf Der WaI9iren. Gr fal
fe fommen, ole Der GoIb19ein Der
Weltitabt com SanOIeben bereinlodte,
nit Weib uno ainb; iab Den tleinen
!Sausratb oes einen unb Die lei6tcn
8iinoel Der anbern uno ibrer user err
.partungsfrpbe, bpffnungsfi6ere &C.
ii1ter, auf Denen nod oaS friI6e,
geiuuoe Braun Der 9lrbeit unter Got
tes freiem !Simmel lag; lab, tpie Die
0genten unb g0erber lie umorGngten
uno !pie in Der ndd,Iien S9antpirtbz
idaft Die erIten MartItide oes Ins
geloes rpllten. Gr ladte bitter -
Gr aing an Den Quldften Der @robs
banten ppriiber, in beren pprtalen Die
aommenOen unO @ebenoen Ii9
o%rdn9ten; er trot an oie &afenId)alter
unb lab, nie Die @otorpllen uno Die
Baden nit Observation-Disclosures lire
9eiiber lpebTelten, ais ieien lie braus
mes YdGpdpier. Gr iiieg arf ole 9al=
lerie otS g5rIeniaales biuauf uno
blidte Rinunter Guf Die traulenbe, to.
benos Wlenae an Dsn 0at!eri0ranz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-04-30

Cine Sefunbe 30gerte iie. Qber
Damn itreifte ite Die SpiBendrmel Elm
tpeni9 5uriid, 70 bob Der polIe tpeiBe
llnterarm fret purbe, redte Die Irme
uno ia9te: nSa mas i6 Damn t6ue?
Gs lit gu tomifh. 0enten sic it6,
i9 lpiible nit oieIen Sdnoen f6rmli6
in Oen Jutpeten. Sd fiibIe gang Oeuts
li6, ipte Die taIten Gteiue an meinem
5letTd entIang %rieieIn, unO ih iebe
gang beutli9 i6r 8IiBern un0 6limz
mern un0 Den alien lan9bGrtigen
S6abbiiter, nus Oeiien 2ampe Die
2iAtItrabIen allf Die 9errli6teiten
fallen" Ginen Nu9en6lid i6pie9 iie,
I'M lu6eno fprt3ufabren: vMber mas
er3dbP i9 Sbnen muir fir llniinn!
Weine Srdume! TrIume Iino
S6Gume. 9aIten mir uns an Der
0irtGi9teit; fino Sic am nd6teu
Sreitig perIo9t, 9err WiIeIIor? 8tr
boben einige SreunOe bel uns gu Slide
- gang i'm fleinen GretIe. Wollen sic
un5 nift oll9 Die Sreuoe ma6en?"
Gr bate ibr 10 qerne 3ugehort. 0teie
0irefte Infrage ernii6terte i'm nieoer.
Gs mar Die alte Dirt, ibm Die piitote
ouf Die 8ruit gu IeBen. Qber BAIT 9u
eirmol u 9eiagt...
rGe4orIamiten CANT! Sd peroe
mir germ Ole G6re eeben -"
Gr er6ph ii6. llno babel fiel Ietn
Bid our6 bas Ten1ter auT ben @orz
qarten, uno i'm feIben Mugenblid I6oB
i6m pieoer Die Grinnerung auf an oaS
f6lante Wldoden nit Dem blaien,
pornebmen @eii3t, Dem er Dorbin BORT
beqe9nete. limo u~nipiQtirlih perQlif
er i'm Settle nit ibrer GrI6einung ole
Der betpeqli9en 5ruu.
Nu9 ite mar du~fgeitan6en.
llno, wie lie 10 por linn Itonb, er=
i4ien 'ie linn plDBIi6 erIt re6t pie
cine ntGtige Puppe nit ibren runo=
li6en @lieoern un0 Dem biibihen Sc
iid)t, in Dem Die 9rauen ipis in GENIAL
ten &reisbDgen iiber Den groBen 4ugen
itanoen.
Gr mnBte ii9 5uiammennebmen, UNI
ni8t gar gu itbnell %auf3ubre6en.
SelbIt ibr porfiim, 6as er bisber
taum bemertt bate, be0riitte i'm.
n0a plauoert man." iGgte er etipos
ae3lpungen, reine babe StunOe lit bin,
uno i9 babe MIDI nod ni6t einmdl
na6 Sbrem Serrn Gemabl ertunbigt,
gnGOige 5rdu."
nGb, mein Mann. Sd iebe i'm
ielbit tdum. Der orbeitet pie cine
Mai4ine - %raitIos. Sect MIN gar,
felt i'm 6ts Grpeiterung bes llnterne9z
mems nift CUR Hube fommen lGBt. Gr
rerIpri3t fi4 gpIbene 9erae Oapou.
Sd tiimmere mid grunO1GBli6 nift
Tim Ge!6dfte, Gber audi Serr Ga
letter 1T ia pp0l BON Der Sadie. sic
miro olTo tpo9l gut fem"
nDir polen es bpffen, gnGoiae
Srau." Gr bate i9on Den Sut in
Der 6Hno unO berbeuate iiG.
oNlIo ouF DieOerlehen am Sreitaq,
Serr @'ieiIor -. UNI iieben llbr 80"
r9tuf MieoerIeben, ondotae sSrau:"
DIS er enOli6 Orallben itan0, at6s
mete er tief olf. Plus poQiter Britt.
Ql6er Elm re9teS Gefii6l Ser Be-
freinng irpIte bod nt6t iiber i'm
tommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-04-30

sin.n 9egriff oapon? ginen 8egrifi
aud nur, pas cine Milion it2" =
i9Ipb nit ieinen sittrisen Sdnoen tpiez
Der Die &nDpfe uno iaste %beiiimmtsr
lpie porber: nRs9t 1T es oo4 ni4t
bon Dir, Cora"
Sic itano gang bi9t nsben linn.
Die Iusen auf ben YpOen seriatet,
ipie iinneno.
Mit einem Male mari lie Sen 3opf
5uriid.
Limo ipenn es mid nun serei5t
1dtte, einen Bid in Die 96ble bes 2Dz
ipen 81 tbun?"
rab! uniinn! Sd bdtte Dir fold
iiberipunnte Soee gar ni9t 3ugez
traut -. meiner perniinftisen 2ora!"
SielIeidt reute iie fGon pisoer, mas
iie eeiast bate. Menisitens ihrdntte
lie i6nea elm: sd meinte ia audi
muir, ipenn - GS fam 10 ems gum
anbern, Sntel! Der 9oftor aber 1ol
mid nit ieiner 9epormunoeret sufriez
Den lalien! Die pertrag' td nidt =
bas Jag ibm, elm fir ale NAL! uno
nun LAB llns seben. Wir tommen ionit
ou fpdt -"
3ebn S9ritte. unb fe boeen in Oie
geOffnete pripateinfabtt Oes M0nerz
Sieebaroi6en 9auies elm.
Cora fannie bies breite, in ieinen
Sormen etpas fdipere Sreppenbdus
nod 10 gut. Wie oft mar fie ebeoem,
i'm tursen 2leioden, Die Giaenitufen
binaufaeiauit. oaB Die .3Dpfe muir 10
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-10
BASKETBALL TEAMS
READY FOR FRAY
irish, Dutch. French and Indians 10
Battle for Y. IA. c. A. House
Honors.

Four basketball teams which VIII
participate in the house tournament
which will be held at the Young Men
Christian Association during the com
ing winter were organized al the AS
sociation building last night.
The personnel Of the varohs teams
together with their respective names
and cClors fellows:
Irish, (GreenD. Bigger. Davis. Gayle
Hudson, Monroe, Parker and Gray
Dutch, iOrangel, Bailey +. A.
Bailey. r. H.: Hamilton. A. NJ. Mach.
eran. Meanley. Price, Sherman an"
rrustcott.
French. (Blue). Barlow. Cottren
Epes, Holmes. J. X. Johnson, Melvin
PAYNE. and Van Ryan.
Indians. (Red). Brooks, Fitzgerald
Hamilton. II. C.: Hamilton. =. G..
Thomas. Watson. sann and Williams
The first game Of the tournament
will be played on Saturday night next
when the Irish meet the French and
the Dutch tie up with the Indians.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-10

IN Virginia. where the evangelist IL
best known. he is held in high cs-
TEEN BY prominent people. At the
anniversary Of the establishment OF
Hampton Institute he took part tn
nc exercises with Governor Eonta-
gac Dr Alderman. president OF tn
University Of Virginia. and other vir-
ginians Of note During a recent
session Of the Virginia Legislature he
appeared before a committe Of that
body with q petition for the establish
mcnt 81 a school for helpless negro
children His Efforts here we're sue
cessful and 10 Is probable TIA; such
a school viii be cstabIsnec In the
near future Tie was . moving spirit
in the erection 81 the Athens Cole
giatc and Industrial institute. Hinton
W Va Daily News. July 81. 1903.
Rev WiibroW has been conducting
q revival Al ST James Methodist Epis-
copsi church. East End. Of which he
b. pastor. for tho past sevcra. weeks.
AID great good has been accomplished.
The meeting ell continue Tor some
Tine yet. 10 which al are cordially
invited adv.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-10

Rev. Chauncey I. Wiih9ow. \. g. a.
VI. who is conducting the revival ser
vices st the colorcd Methodist church
in Avis. = one Of the best known
coIOrcd ministers IN the East and ma
vide reputation a. a successful and
interchangeable Christian worker. lie j.
native Of North Carolina and was
born in loyiy circumstances. but by
his own individual efforts he has At
tanned a height Of which any man
should b. proud. and he sets other
members Of his race healthy exam
pie.
Rev. WithrcW graduated IN both the
Academic and Liberal Arts courses a.
Bennett College. Greensboro. y. & He
studied Theology in the Western Thco-
logical Seminary az Allegiance. Pa
and was his college representative 90
the oraforicai contest n the Inter
Collegiate Association fc has hiics
the pas:cratcs &C thurrhcs IN Char
lciic. y. G.. Lexington. Va. Pitt
burg. Pa. and stanton. Va. finally
engaging m cvanzc .isiic ~ors amnns
hts own race. IN which be- hss been
most successful.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-10
DEEDS, NOT WORDS
Newport News People Have Absolute
Proof OF Deeds at Home.

Newport News People Have Absolute
Proof Of Deeds at Home.
It's not words but deeds that prove
true merit.
The deeds of Doan's Kidney Pills,
For Newport News kidney sufferers.
sIave made their local reputation.
Proof lies in the testimony of New
port News people who have been cur
ed to stay cured.
Mrs. r.. Il. Harris. 525 Twenty-ninth
street. Newport News. Va. says; Il
consider Doan's Kidney pills to be a
very reliable kidney remedy SUI
fered for a long time from Kidney
complaint and my back ached con
tinually | was unified for my house
work and at times was so bad OF
that | could not sit or lie down with
any comfort. The pain kept me awake
at night and also mad a distressing
kidney difficulty. Although | doctor
ed most OF the time. ! did not re
ceive relief Finally my attention
was called to DOan's Kidney pills anc
get box II klor's drug store. They
relieved me from the first and con
tinued use removed my trouble.
statement given September .. 1907.
Mrs Harris was interviewed on
June 2S. 1909 and she said: Il have
never had the least symptom of Kid
ney complaint since Doan's Kidney
pills cured me two years ago. Every
word Of the testimonial | gave in the.i
favor al that time still holds good.
For sale by all dealers. Price 81
cents. Foster Milburn Co. Bufalo
New York. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan s-ano
take no other.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-10
CLINE MAY SETTLE
CASE OUT OF COURT
Veterinarian Expects to Satisfy Peo
Pile to Whom He Gave Worth
less Checks.

Chief Of Police Reynold.; returned
from Ere dericksburg yesterday morn
ing where he went 10 bring back 10
this city A. +. Cline. veterinary
surgeon. who is being held on a
forgery charge.
There seems to be some probability
that Cline will be able TO settle the
charges against him out Of court. as
il is said that he will be able 10 pay
certain merchants vino were the chief
compliments against him on account
Of worthless checks. which he paid
them in settlement of accounts when
he was located in this city some
months ego.
The case has Len continued until
November l.. but ii is possible that
the matter will be settled before that
date in satisfactory manner 10 the
complaining merchants.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-10
GREAT JEWISH MEETING.
Central Conference of American Rab-
be at New York.
Am Assoclated Prvssl

NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-ln tins the
greatest Jewish community of the
world. there met tonight 100 or more
distinguished Hebrews who are TAX
ing part in the first meeting in IL
years of the Central Conference vi
American Rabbis.
The conference will continue until
Tuesday next. The attitude of re-
formed Judaism tow ard the inter mar
riage Of Jews and Gentiies will be
one of the most vital subjects dis.
cussed.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-10
SOCIAL-PERSONAL

Mrs Maury Hundley and little
daughter Garnett, of Norfolk, are the
guests of Mrs. Hu,.d;ey's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Carter. at their
home on West avenue.
Miss Gertrude Wilkinson, Of Wash
ington, ID. c.. who has been the guests
Of relatives in this city for several
weeks, has returned to her home.
Miss Madge Driver. of Richmond
has returned to her nome after q
visit to friends in this city.
Mrs. F J. Ruff who has been il!
for the past two weeks has sufficient
" recovered to be out.
Miss Mary Noonan has returned
from a visit to relatives in Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. X. Chase, Of Hall
wood, Va. are in the city the guests
of their daughter, Mrs. J. T. Riddick
at their home in the East End.
Miss Rose jenkins. OF Richmond
has returned to her home after a
short visit TO friends in this city.
Miss Agnes Martin is the guests
of friends in Richmond.
Miss Mildred Klein has returned
frDn r-iS 10 fri in
Wight and Surry counties.
Mrs. J. II. Mabry will leave this
eek for a visit to her old home In
New Canton.
Miss Ida Davidson has returned
from visit to friends in petersburg
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. VIM. ol
Burkeville. are tine guests of theiI
daughter. Mrs. G. L. Granger, at hel
home on Forty-fifth street
Miss Irma Nelson. of Philadelphia
who has been the guests OF her sis
ter, Mrs. Mary Richardson in this city
has returned to her hcme.
Miss Ida Scott is visiting friends II
this city.
Mrs. r. n. williams, of West Point
is visiting in this city. the guest o
her sen. Mr.. T. W. Williams. at his
home on Twenty eighth street.
Mrs. Y w Bryant and little daugh
ter Margaret. left yesterday for visit
Of several weeks with relatives il
Southwest Virginia
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-10
Judge Tyler Asks That Another
Judge be Designated.
TO HEAR ANNEXATION CASE
Motion to ouash Proceedings Because
Elizabeth City Supervisors Were
Not Notified While in Session Not
Sustained.

An order setting forth that the
judge is not qualified TO sit in the
case and requesting Governor Swan
son to designate substitute. was en-
tered in the City of Newport News
proposed annexation proceedings by
Judge Tyler in the Circuit Court OF
Warwick county yesterday. The gov
ernor probably will designate judge
to sit in the case in the near future,
and City Attorney Massie will en-
deavor to have the proceedings push
ed to conclusion just as soon as
possible, as it is important 10 the city
that the limits be extended before
the United States census enumerators
start TO work here next year.
When the case was called at War
wick Court House yesterday. Mr.. S.
Gordon Cumming appearing with
Commonwealth Attorney f. +. Mon
tsgue for Elizabeth City county in op-
position to the proposed annexation.
moved that the city's application be
qrashed on the ground that the coun-
ty supervisors had not been given
sufficient notice. He based his con-
tention on the fact that notice had
been served upon the chairman of the
board CT supervisors and not upon the
board in session
Massie's Contention Sustained.
Mr.. Massie held that the Judge
could not legally pass upon any ques-
ton involved in the case. and could
only enter an order setting forth his
incapacity and asking the governor
to designate another judge to sit for
him. In the event the court ruled
otherwise. the attorney went on TO
say. he would argue the point raised
by Mr.. Cumming.
The court sustained Mr.. Massie's
contention. and entered the order
mentioned above. This closed the
proceeding as far as Judge Tyler is
concerned. and when the case is
taken up again it will be before a
judge designated by the governor.
Beth Warwick and Elizabeth City
counties appeared by counsel to op-
pose the annexation proceeding. Com
monwealth's Attorney p. ST. George
wilcox and Mr.. J. Winston Read rep
resented Warwick.
Boulevard Application.
The application of the citizens of
the Boulevard section for admission
10 the city. which will be strenuous
ly opposed by Elizabeth City county.
VIII be taken up by Judge Robinson.
IN the Circuit Court of Elizabeth City
county when the court convenes at
Hampton on Monday. November %
Judge Robinson will enter an order
similar 10 the one entered yesterday
~ Judge Tyler. and it Is expected
that Governor Swanson will direct
the Judge designated to sit at War
wick to also hear this case.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-10
Revival at coIored Church.

The revival services. which have
been in progress At the coiored ~.
james Methodist church. East End.
for the past several weeks. are stiii
in prorscss. and VII continue for
ZONE lime. There have been a nun
b.. 81 conversions and there y no
.cztenent IN tho Interest manifested
Esv. c. T. wHhro~. the nov pastor
~ the church Is conducting the ser.
vices and he has become very pcpu-
lar with bis congregation.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-10
SHIPPING REPORT
Tuesday. November 9, 1909.

Arrived.
Steamer Ethelstan, (Br) Jeffries
GalvestOn--to Chesapeake 4 One
Coal Agency Company for bunker
coal
Schooner Dorothy Il. Barret, Erwin
Portsmouth-to Chesapeake AZ Ohio
Coal Agency Company for cargo oil
coal
Schooner Ellen Little, Rawding
Boston-to White Oak Coal Company
for cargo CT coal
Barge Iowa, Beverly-to Chesa'
peake & Ohio Coal Agency Company
for cargo of coal.
Barge John A. Briggs. Portland
to Chesapeake & Ohio Coal Agency
Company for cargo of coal.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-10
Requires Nerve TO stan,

It Requires Nerve TO stand the
strain of nervous neuralgia. pains in
the face. head or any part of the body
These pains are quickly stopped by the
use of Perry Davis Painkiller The
relief is immediate and lasting DO
not suffer moment longer but use
the Painkiller as directed. Avoid
substitutes. there is but one Painkill-
er. Perry Davis. Price 25c, 35c and
soc
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-10
CHIEF STOW RETURNS.
Attended Keystone Fire Chiefs As
ISOLATION at Philadelphia.

Chief William X STOW. Of the FIRE
department. returned yesterday from
Philadelphia. where he has been at
tending the meeting Of the Keystone
Fire Chiefs Association. which is an
organization composed OF fire chiefs
from all over the United states
Chief STOW was bonored by the as
sociation by election to the Office Of
vice president Of the organization.
While in Philadelphia Chief Stow
inspected various ERE fighting an
paratus which was on display for tue
benefit Of the gathering OF fire fight
erS
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-10
sATowvI MARRIAGE DISSOLVED
Former Husband Cannot Marry Agar
while Woman lives.
nv Associated Press1

NEW YORK. Nov. a.-The mar.
rage ties Of Aurel Bafonyi. the society
uhip and his wife. Nrs. Francis Work
Burke Roche Baionyi. were formally
dissolved today when Justice bowl
ing. IN the SuDremc Court signed the
intcrIccutory decree 81 divorce rc'
scntly obtained by the wife
The decree forbids Bstcnyi ~ mar.
" during che lie 81 Mrs Batosyi
she has made 10 application Tor ali
muny.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-10
Latonia rrack AssoeIation Indicted

CINCINNATI. OHIO. Nov "a
blanket indictment was returned IL
the Kenton county Circuit Court a
Ccvington, Ky. this afternoon against
the Latonia Racing Association foi
permitting bookmaking and gambling
at I.atonia race track.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-10
Clears For London.

The British steamer Carpathian
which has been in port for several
days loading bunker coal furnished
by the Chesapeake & Ohio Coal
Agency Company. cleared for London
through the custom house yesterday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-10
Sailed.

Steamer Bay Port. Jensen. Provi-
dence.
Schooner Alice Holbrook, Ellis
Boston.
Barges Cardenss. Fall River; Mary
b. Mitchell Fall River; EDos Soule
Providence: II. A. Wyman. Provi-
dence; lvie, New Bedford; Alice. sBos-
ton.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-10
Calendar for Today.


One foreign steamer called at this
port yesterday for bunker coal, the
British steamer kthelstan. enroute
from Galveston for Hamburg, which
was supplied with fuel by the Chesa-
peake & Ohio Coal Agency Company
Of this city.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-10
LOADING Coal For Export.

The British steamer Sheppy ALI
son entered at the custom house yes
terday She is in port to load cargo
of coal for export from the Berwind-
White Coal Mining Company
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-10
LOANSi LOANSi LOANSl

We will loan you any amount from
s. n $50 quickly. chesply and private
H. small weekly or monthly pay
meuts Address CONFIDENTIAL
Boz zss.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-10

a srrodv rrirr whcn I'll el-e fai.s. Worn
ouf. worried parents vii IND that this
pure. svcrf. and cconor.ucsi trcetnncnt
rraiizrs Their hirhrSt erpcrfeflo1s-
cnaranf~rd absolutely pure and may
~ rrsr<f from fi,~ hour - birth. Cuffcura
Sosp and CuffciIra Ointment are sold
Throughout Tho world. Potter Drug
Chem Corp, Sole Props Boston
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-10

with lIllcITa NoAll aIltl
crnfle anointinE with
Cuficsfra Ointment. This
treatment affords instant
r~lirf IN the most distress
inRforms Of itching T.
burning. scaiy. and
crlrsfed hfrrnorS. cczcmae.
raShes. irritations. and
chafnes. o. infancy and
chiidboorf. and points 20
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-10
SKIN-TORTURED
Babies and Tired Mothers
Find Comfort in
Cuticura-

Sie~p for slir-torturrd babies and ret
for tired mothers arr found IN hot b. \
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-10
REV. CHAUNCEY 1. wrrHROw. A. B.. A. M.
A coLoREo WORKER.

evsnasIis,. well Known Throughout The EAST.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-10

Mrs. T. n. Williams. of West Point
is visiting in this city. the guest o
her sen. Mr.. T. w Williams. at hi'
home on Twenty eighth street
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-10

Mrs. Y W. Bryant and little dsugh'
ter Margaret. left yesterday for visit
Of several weeks with relatives in
Southwest Virginia
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-02-09
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