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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-20
AvisO

Al p1blico en- general y a la numerc-
sa y distinguida clientela del Hotel "Co-
lon, en- particular:
Por resultar va defciente ell local que
ocupa este establecimiento en- la plaza
de Colon, Sc trasladara. en- los dias que
restan del presente mes, a la amplia y
comoda casa mum. de la calle de San
Jose, muy pr6xima 4 la marina, y la
plaza de Badorioty de Castro, de esta
Capital.
San Juan. P. R. Dicbre. de 1909. !
Su propietario,
antonio Noual.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-20
Fl Cine CQban0

Con gran concurrencia de p1blico 81
que actuando este cine, que exhibe en- sus
funciones variadisimas pellculas.
La constante renovation del material
permite al Cine Cubano una variedad en-
ell programa que lie asegura el favor del
pGblico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-20
Don Victor Garcia BvrngIO

Ha regresado de su Wage la HaDa-
ma nuestro amigo, el doctor don Victor
Garcia Bermejo, terminada la licencia
que ell Ayuntamiento lie habia concedido
Ell doctor Bermejo mereci6 en- Ell
pals hermano, brilantes agasajos de sns
amistades
Reciba nuestro saludo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-20
la crisis en- Portugal
DIMISION DEL GABINETE

Nueva York lunes-Avisan de Lsboa, que el gabinete
portugues dmtdo por la incompatbdad de opniones
reigiosas que mantienen membros que hace 1mpo
sible que el gobierno afronte actitud resuelta
La crisis parece de dfic soluci6n los actuaes mo-
nentos de euconada lucha reigiosa y politlca
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-20
5erv1cie fSDctld ltl belelh nePcanln
GABLEGRAMAS.
Ia anexi6ua de Core1

Nueva York, lunes-El goberno del Jap6n va oculta
prop6stos de nvadir La CoreG hace todo genero
de preparativos belicos
En- Sam Petersburgo miriam nquetud los aprestos
del Jap6n por agunos eemenos que hara IRE
mediabe otra guerra entire e Jap6n Russia
Los preparativos Japoneses formidabes Ell ejer-
cto que enviara la Corea bajara de doscentos mil
hombres.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-20
La nauerte del
Megus WeneIiIk
UN RUMOR QUE HA CIRCULADO

Heya York lunes-En las cancileras europeas ha cir
culado anoche my reservadamente la notca de que ma
falBecido Ell rey Menelk, de Abisina.
La noticia no ha siO ofcalmente comuncada los po
deres pero ccua nsstentemene afrma que sc trata
de ocuar agmas por e gobierno antes de daria
Ia publicidad
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-20
Ia pe9te bub6nica
en- Gu.ysquil
60 CASOS EPIDEMICOS

Nueva York lnesLa peste bub6nica ha hecho snies
ira aparici6n Guayaqui En- dcha poblac6n han sdo
| denunciados sesmta
Ell panico la ciudad indescriptibe La mprevs6n
de las auoridades coge la pobaci6n sin medos de de-
fensa para combatir la playa
Han muerto cuarenta de los atacados de La peste.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-20
Ell Dr., Cook es
IN jmpostos. 2
Ell FALLO DE COPENHAGEN

Nueva York nes-Segun los infor1nes anticipates que
han hecho circular los que dcen ben infomados del
falo que ha de dar la Unversdad de Copenhagen en- e
peito del decubrmiento del Polo Norto e doctor Cook
lego al Polo segin ha dicho ell Comandante Peary
La ansiedad los Estados Unidos es vivisma.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-20
N0TlCQAS

Leemos en- nuestro colega La Voz de
Ia Patria'', que ha desaparecido de la
casa de don Maximino Capestany una
nina de trece q catorce amos de edad,
con ell pelo cortado, que dicho senior
hace mucho tempo que tiene en- su poder
en- calidad de hija de crianza.
Suplicamos la persona que la maya
recogido Sc yea con lie senior Capesta-
ny.
Yala policia lamamos la atenci6n pa
ra que procure encontrar ell paradero '!e
esta nina, llamada Nicolasa.
FL individuo Zen6n Verdejo, que fue
declarado culpable de haber conduc.d"
a un leproso al vecino poblado de Paio
Seco y a quien el se1or Director de- "a
nidad. Beneticencia y CORRECTION impu,o
como castigo un mes de suspension de
sueldo, habida consideration a su huena
conducta anterior, ha presentado la re-
nuncia de su cargo, la que le ha sldo
admitida Embellishments.
Ell Director de Sanidad, Benefcencia
Y CORRECTION, ha devuelto informado al
senior Gobernador, con indication de las
soluciones que estima oportunas una
carta de queja del sefior Juan Elias Cruz
referente a la prohibition de cercas de
maya en- la zona urbana del pueblo de
Rio Piedras.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-20

DEP ARTAMENTO DE
AGRICULTURAL
Armenian cada vez mas las ventas
hechas por la granja agricula Las entra-
das en- el mes de Noviembre subieron a
$422.17, siendo la leche ell producto que
mas rendimiento ha producido.
Hay gran demanda de malojillo para
emplearlo como semilla, pues esta es la
mejor estaci6n para sembrarlo, estando
ell terreno bien preparado.
Los surcos producidos en- ell camino
nuevo por la conducci6n de materiales
para Ia construction de la lecheria han
sidorellenados con piedra triturada. 81
la ley regulando Ia anchura de las rue
das en- proportion a Ia carga hubiera es-
tado en- vigor, innecesario hubiese sido
este trabajo. Las ruedas anchas afrnlan
y mejoran el camino recien construido,
mientras que las estrechas facilmente 10
Destroyer, abriendo surcos en- los cuales
penetra el aqua, los ahonda Y ablanda el
camino hasta hacerlo intransitable.
La ventaja de tener buenos caminos
no Sc lie oculta a nadie, y para conseg,lir-
los es necesario disponerlos de modo que
81 aqua CORA hacia afuera en- vez de
quedar en- el estancada.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-20
Cornhatir3n 4 los
smericanoa
INDIGNATION EN- NICARAGUA

Nueva York. lunes-Los rebeldes nicaragenses Sc opo
men resuetamente que el senior Madrz sustuya Ze-
laya, en- la presdenca de la rep1bca.
Ell elemento popular muestrase paridario de Zelaya
en- Ia mayor parte de las poblaciones anunca que tan
pronto como desembarquen los amercano les atacaran
como mvasores del terrtorio de Nicaragua.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-02
ERB TRAGEDY
RETOLD IN COURT
Witnesses Brand Mrs. BeiseI
as the Slayer.
MANY QUARRELS AND FIGHTS
Those Who Described Scenes at the
House After the Shooting said Mrs.
eeisel Admitted Taking the Revolver
From Erb and Shooting Him-ser.
want Broke Down on the Stand.

Media. Pa. Dec. 81 The trial Of
Mrs. NJ. Florence Erb and her sister
Mrs. Cathsrine Beisel. for the murder
OF Captain J. Clayton Erb progressed
rapidly About ten witnesses were ex
amincd. among them the servants IL.
the employ Of the Erb household at
the time of the tragedy and some off
cials who investigat ed the crime.
The testimony OF all the witnesses
was considered by the lawyers for the
defense as materially strengthening
their cause. II tended. they said. To
sustain the contention that Mrs. Beisel
as she has maintained from the frs
fred the fatal shot Each witness who
described the scenes at the house at.
ter the shooting testified that she al
mitted having taken the revolver FROM
Erb and turned II on him. There was
no direct testimony however. to up
hold her contention that she acted in
seli-dcfense. The testimony IN n1 man
ner associated Mrs Erb with having
done the shooting
Quarrels and fights At Red Gables
long preceding the tragedy were dc
scribed by the servants. and one wit
ness testified that Mrs Erh had con.
tded TO her that her husband once
threw her downstairs. breaking several
ribs. That she feared her husband
and always slept with a revolver under
her pillow. one with servant ia the
room To protect her was admitted IA
evidence
Mrs. Beatrice MatsLi servant At
Red Gables. broke down ON the stand
after giving testimony which was dis.
tinctly favorable to the defendants
Mrs Matsui describing the tragedy.
had sworn That after the shooting
Mrs. Beisel had asked her what would
happen fn her.
Wen De-. se that 10 God " Mrs. Erb
had said
Mrs. Matsui testified that Mrs. Erb
had also wished the captain was back
again instead Of lying dead. that she
insisted the police be sent for at
once. and that she expressed desire
that Mrs Beis-l should not get away
Otherwise Mrs. Matsuis testimony
was like that at the habeas corpus pro
ceedings and tended to connect Mrs
Beisel with the shooting and not Mrs
Erb
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-02
Mr., JAS. W. RlxtY'S SAD DEATH
Bowling Green. Va Dec. %

pONHdk OTetn, Va Dec. %9Lh.
The statements in the newspapers
relative TO the sad death of Mr.. JAS. W
hixey, OF Caroline. are incorrect. The
remains were not frozen.
He was IN the signal department of thu
X. +. p. X. Il. Co.. and his duties re
quired him to go about fifteen or [ = enty
miles from home on the train. returning
st p,ght he usually reached home. II the
train was not delayed. about \ O'Clock.
The night of the storm he failed to re-
turn home and as this was the
nsst time, his family became apprehensive
about him. The density OF the atmos
pheEe aud depth OF snow should he have
deferred him from trying TO get home.
His remains were found the next morn
ing by Mr.. + skinner.
He came within fifty yards Of the house
and being nearly exhausted be turned IN
the opposite direction. and wandered un-
Ill he fell,
His death was inexpressibly sad as he
had only the crystals OF winter 10 com
Tort him at last.
During the Civil War Mr. Rirey was a
member OF the 9th Virginia Cavalry.
An invalid wife and three daughters
survive him. 8.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-02
CAROLINE
Notes From Bowling Gssen

Bowling Green. va Dec. 30
The Christmas celebratipn a. the p g.
baptist church took place last ifxht De-.
lore large and atteotive auIier.ca The
program was well rendered aud reflect. d
great credit ON those in charge rla
tnemhers oi the ; \ were all -eneu,i..-.
81 IN the distribution Of good things
MT Z. i. Jesse, who l. ssfud, ing la,, at
l.. oi Va, Is spending the holiday with
his VILE at the home OF Mr. e l. Collins
Miss Amelia Buck. Of Richmond. Is
spending this week with Mlssas Miriam
Coghill aud Louise Haines
Mr.. Robert Msiz aud two Nttle rh,l.
dren, OF Egin. IN. are goe-ts of har
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. b Chandler.
Mr. ). Jarrett aud bride have re-
turred aud are sper ding some time with
h'r mother. Mrs X q 81, tho
Mr.. John Garrett and two sisters and
Mre- r. u bealc 81 King ard O1esn. a-e
guests 81 ID. W l. Brcadlu- aud family.
Mis- Miriam togbill gave "a tea to her
,"unS friends ON Monday evening IN
honor oi her guest. Miss Buck Quite a
nrmbrr called
Ms e. /. Eullard ami children IN,
ssp-uding this Week at her Old home in
Washington
Mr.. A. K Anderson. 90 Nash,nston is
IA guest oi his parents. MIR. aud Mr.
Anderson
Mr aud Mrs W A. Moncure and chill.
dren have returned TO their HON. in
richmond, alter sreaa:aE "A few davs al
the home ~ Judge r.. e. Moncure.
Misses Anne and Jean boswell. OF Dos.
well, and Mr. Wilt Phelps. of Bedford
Vlty, spent portion of thi- week with
the ismily oi Mr.. j /. White.
hiss Kate voolfolk and two brothers.
OF Richmond. are guests uf the Misses
Mnoiols at their home near town.
Mfs. lee Asnew. ~ Washington. is "A
guest ~ her mo; her. Mrs } Dawes
4re. .. L. Snoot l-it Tuesday for
Richmond. " here SEQ VIII Wit relatives
Miss Sulle Burt. tf Nay rly. h a
guest Of Miss Fianc,s B-oalsus
hr John W Winston Of Norfolk spent
portion oi this week at the homr IL
Ms K A Coghin
W
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-02
NOTfS FROM HICKS STORE

Hicks Store. Va, De-. 2stb. i9Os
The singing club met the 18Th 81 Mr.
l. A. Harris residence. large cro,ve
" a. out and singing fine
Miss Violet Harris. who teaches ln ,be
Granite Springs neighborhood. is spend
ius the holidays with her parents NJ
aud Mrs. l. A. Harris.
Sir. Herman Harris has arrived AT the
nome oi bis parents to spend Nmas
Mr.. Jeter Williamson has gone IN
Richmond to spend the HOLIDAYS.
Mr. NJ y. BrOckman anticipatea "A
visit 60 Madison soon.
The snow has come 81 make Nmas
merry, but alas the roads are such that
but little travelling can he done.
The Xmas tree at Shady Grove church
was held on the night Of the 24th. tba
church was beautifully decorated. The
Tee was a beauty, loaded with good
things and presents for the school and
others Our worthy and beloved super-
inrendent was presented with "A beautiful
picture by the school. our or1anist Wa
also presented with g.i, by the church
and school
The EpwOrth League was held TODAY
conducted by Miss Lillian Keller. Tbe
meeting wac instructive and interesting
Next meeting VII be held on Jan. 1Otb
ls"s' conducted by Mr. p J. Finney.
Romeo.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-02
BiREA SUNDAY SCHOOL
CHRISTMAS CELEBRATION

herea. Va Dee. 3Oth. 1905.
Ih' Christmas celebration OF Bersa
sunday School was wituefs,d by A large
crowd at btr-a Baptist church. Stafford
county. Tuesday. Die -. at 4 O'clock
The program, which was well rendered
was as lOlluas.
Opening hymn. joy to the World. by
Scripture reading. by l. A Rlaie.
Prayer, by e. J CHARTERS
Dialogue, The N.cest Tree. hv Miss
Maude Patton aud several chliren
Dialogue, The Best Way TO Keen
Christmas. by Misse. Fannie Patton
L'zzle Watts, Dora Patton aud Ernest
Burton.
Recitation, by Miss Lucy Burton.
recitation, santa Claus Petition. bv
Clarence Bullock.
Hyme, The Day Star Hath Arisen. by
the choir.
Recitation. When Christmas Comes. by
Samuel Burgess.
Dialogue, The Christmas Fairy. hv
Misses Fannie Patton. Carrie Young and
Dora Patton.
Recitation, HarD's Christmas. by
james Armstrong
Dialogue, Christmas With Two Mollies
by Liazie Huntington aud Elizabeth
HagemaD.
Recitation. by Miss Nellie Burgess.
recitation, Prayer and Potatoes. by
Miss Myrtle Bullock.
Recitation. by Leila Burgess.
Dialogue, Santa Claus at School. bv
hessrs. Clarence Bullock aud Frank
Schooler and a humber of children.
Recitation, Grandmg's Mistake, bv
Annie Blake.
Hymn. listen to the Bells Nv the choir
Dialogue, Jacks Little Slster. by Niss
Myrtle Bullock, Carrie Young and
Ashby Brown.
Recitation, by Chester Burg -.
Dialogue. That Christmas Dinner hv
Misses Florence and Fannie Patton
kddie Watta and Willie Patton.
Recitation. Santa Claus and the Nonse
by Miss Carrie Young.
hymn, l.ing the Belle. by the choir.
Then the prizes aud c0niectioneries
were distributed among the scholars.
After this the crowd was dismissed and
all went away well pleased with the en-
tertainment, and with best wishes for
the progress OF ths school during the
coming year.
Ihe school was disappointed that their
nigniy esteemed superintendent, Mr. s. X
Young, could not be present on account
OF sickness. he Il greatly missed when
absent. and all hope for his speedy
recovery His place was filed by assist
ant uperintendent, Mr.. l.. A. Blake.
Much credit is due the young ladies and
gentlemen who took such an active part
IN getting up the program, and who
decorated tbs church most beautifully
with holly snd eyergreens We especially
desire to extend thanks TO Miss Carrie
Patton, whose untiriDg energy In train.
ing the children made the entertainment
the great success 1t was
II. A. B.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-02
REFUGEES REACH NAPLES
City Turned Into Huge Hospital TO Sue
cor EARTHQUAKE Victims.

Naples. Dec. 81. - Time only col
firms the unspcakable horrors of the
overpowering catastrophe. History viii
perhaps never diVulge its supremest
individual tragedies. Tor earth and sea
ruthlessly claimed thousands OF hu
man beings and the fiames mercilessly
completed the unfinished devastation
Naples vibrant with the memory OF
Vesuvius. is prostrated anew AT ID,
misery and woe from Messina con
fided ~ her care. The hospitals. hotelt
and homes are crowded with refugees
and the people are vieing with one an
other in aiding the stricken
The commander OF the Russian bat
tleship Makharof which has arrived
here with refugees from Messina
brings word that Arthur 5. Cheney
the American consul at Messina and
his wife died under the debris OF the
consulate.
The steamer lnserapie is lying on
Naples. crowded with refugees from
Messina -beresved men. starving wo
men aud weeping children. all with
the stamp u great fear still upon their
faces. One OF the refugees. a man
employed with a German cotton nrnl
in the lost city. said:
The Horror Indescribsble.
"Messina is utterly destroyed. Moth
ing remained when | left but a part
OF the citadel few soldiers are the
lone survivors OF the whole garrison
/ was asleep when the first shock
awoke me. lit my lamp. but all was
quiet. and turned TO sleep again. Sud
denly fresh shocks occurred. violent
and terrifying. | arose quickly. but
the house was swaying and nay door
was jammed, ( tore the sheets from
the bed and made q rope apd lowered
myself from the window TO the street
An Italian family OF Ave persons es
capped from the house by the aid OF my
rope.
!. No sooner we're we in the street
tnan the no,,se collapsed. tried tc
sssist In the WORK of rescue but il
was useless The horror and confu
sion we're indescribable. All day }
wandered in ths wrecked streets Nc
food could be secured. / had only a
few nuts to eat. The head OF my firm
was lost, and his brother had 20 &c
through the streets begging for bread
for ais wife and children. There was
no organization in the work Of rescue
THE prison vas destroyed and tn
vaFdsns killed bud most OF the con
yicts escaped. Thes pgowled about thu
ruins. robbing and numbering They
Ont on the fingers Of the dead and the
wounded TO get their rings. Some OF
them were singing songs Of liberty a.
they piled the knife
"A Russian vessel lying In the har
Dor was thrown into the street by the
tiasl wave. Other vessels foundered
Raitvsy lines were swallowed up. The
square knswH as the Campo Santo col
Ispsed and saak. oRly the SUBMITS Of
a few ruined buildings sail emerge
'<,om the wrerk. What remained of thf
population when left was camping
near the harbor."
Accordins 70 other refugees not fl
single hotel remained standing. A is
sure sixty feet deep opened nsar this
Church Of Santa Maria and houses fsl !
boaily into f.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-02
King Explored Ruins.

King Explored Ruins.
King Victor Emmanuel ami Queen
Helena were In Messina The king x
plored the ruins regardless OF tae
danger TO which lie exposed himself
He was often moved to tears at the
heartrending scenes he came upon A.
every turn. The king was loud in his
praise OF the splendid work accom-
plished by the Italian. Russian and
English bluejackets. who saved many
persons who otherwise would have in
eyitably perished. The queen spent the
day in the wards OF the improvised
hospitals visiting the wounded many
Of whom have lost all that was dear To
them. Her majesty did her best To
cheer them with womanly words Of
consolation. often breaking into sobs
as she listened to their dreadful tales
OF suffering The king left for Reggio.
Reggie Has Wholly Disappeared.
n dispatch from Palermo says that
a torpedoboat which went To the aid
Of the sufferers at Reggie has return.
ed. being unable to locate tie site OF
the city and reporting that nothing re.
mained by heap OF tangled ruins
At the ministry OF marine word has
been received that frightful looting
and pillaging occurred at Reggie This
place. already overwhelmed. will have
few survivors. as Il has been impossi.
BILE for the relief expedition to reach it.
Bagnara. town OF 10000 inhabit-
ants north Of Reggie. was completely
wiped out and all the people are dead
Seminara. another Calabrian town
of 1000 people. was also wholly de
stroyed
The volcano Stromboii is active aud
the seas around the island are very
agitated and dangerous 10 navieat ion
Late dispatches state that the cit,
OF Palmi contains 1900 dead and tNic,
as many injured. Two-thirds of th,
town was laid waste All the village.
adjacent suffered as severely
The government is finding dinicult,
in ascertaining the fate OF the manS
foreigners who were in the earthquake
zone at the time Of the catastrophe
Inquiries for them are coming from al
parts of the world The number OF
Americans IN Sicily and southern Italy
Is believed to be small. and several ol
them are reported to have been sta aySnp
81 Taormina. which is on the east
coast about thirty miles southwest OF
Messina. According TO the latest re
ports this place suffered no harm from
the earthquake
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-02
embslmsd Alive. ns plo..

Northumberland Pa. Dec. 81. 90
James y. Dienenbach. secretary o. IN,
board OF health and superintendent O
The local water works feit cni,ly an,
swallowed from a bottle which b sup
poseo contained whiskcy The Hui.
was embsimins ausd of formala hYdc
tie entered a doctors once tor relic
from violent psias following the drini
and soon dled.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-02

Puts that feeling OF vim and go into
your tired brain and body that makes
NE pleasure Of health and happiness;
you heel as young ia years and looks as
achisd--it's HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea. greatest summer tonic. 35 eeats,
Tea or Tablets. W. L. Bond.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-02
THE PROOF

Is In its popularity. Ask anyone
who has used Gowsn's Prep
aration Tor Group. Pneumonia.
Coughs, Colds, and you will be
told II Il a sterling remedy-no
home should be without IL. IL
prevents and cures. 25c.; soc [.
Sl.OO- lt Is guaranteed. IL is
external All druggists. Keep
u 10 the home. always. Buy TO.
day.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-02
DIGS UP BOX OF COINS

Laborer at Work IN Trench In Mont
Clair Finds old Silver and Copper.
Mont Clair. n J.. Dec 81 Gin eppe
Christian. a laboreT in the employ OF
Thomas r COgan a boss pMa.bpr
wh.lc digging a trench on G'on !>.lg
avenue. nne certified an iron chest filed
wieh Silver and copper coins The
coins were Spanish and Mexieaa and
were Of eighteenth century date
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-02
STABBED HIS WIFE
wlIkes-6arre Man Angered at Her
Late Hours.

Wilkes Barre Pa. Dec. Edward
Morgan. OF this city. made a desperate
effort TO kill his wife. and succeeded
in stabbing her three times. inhicting
wounds that. it is believed. will prove
fatal. lie admitted that he stabbed his
wife. and said that she had made him
angry by staying out late at night
had been This lcd TO the quarrel IN
woman made such a vigorous fight fo-
her lie that neishburs attracted by
her screams. burst into the house. and
Morgan lod.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-02

StrOudsburg Pa Dec. 81 TIVE
state policemen arrested David l1yte
his son and 4 boy companion FOR ltch
Ing a sucker In Bro3head crecl v..i
Asok Squire Robert Gray~r anee
F1yte aRd ihs bore ssl
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-02

Are you tired. tagged out. nervous
s!ee pless. feel mean2 HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea strengthens the nerves
makes digestion natural. brings refresh.
ing sleep, builds up the whole system.
80 cents. Tea or Tablets. VI. Bond