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Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-03-04
The Seeding OF Clover.

There will be a great Hcal Of Clever
sown in Missouri the coming season
on account Of the comparatively low
price Of seed. This means too that
u great deal Of this seed will be lost
on account OF improper seeding.
I:he Gid practice OF seeding in Feb
quay or early March when the land
is freezing and thawing is a good one
ap pheat land but experiments show
that - 4 rule somewhat later seeding
when t,N seSa aray be narrowed in
will bring 4eher results. a harrow
may be sun 4ser wheat land just as
soon as the land is dry enough, thus
covering the Glove: srs,} and benefit
ing the wheat materially.
So very much depends upon the
season. however. that CO definite nlc
en- be laid down. Frequently SOW
ing On the now ~ JGaavy .vill be
etter than any other JMeit3d and
tt',er sca.Cns sowing >whes die
;sornd is freeing and thawag will
ltswf Satisfactory but AZ a ~ile la,e.
seeHpF ard narrowing in is iAe mos.
ictisa,e ip securing a good STAND.
Sig yOlrdS is the smallest asSessnl
which one ca@ usually afford ~ cuI
in and eight po,Yds is usually better,
' Six po"rds harrs~ed in, howeve~
vin ordinary ety,d eight pound,
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-03-04

are fully five times as much as the
farm produced in the beginning and
are still growing better.
Not only has this family found
dairy farming in the Ozarks a fnan-
cial success but they have also found
it possible to have a comfortable
home. Two daughters Of this family
graduated from Vassar College and,
the son and present manager was'a
student at the University Of Michi-
gan. Two of the younger generation
of this family are graduates of the
University Of Missouri, and onei is,
now a student in the Agricultural
College. This farm has already been
a stimulation to many Ozark farmers.
The only regret of the writer is that
this farm and what has been done
there cannot be seen by every farmer
in South Missouri.
&. H. ECKLEs,
Professor OF Dairy Husbandry.
University of Missouri.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-03-04

best herds in Missouri ; milk records
are kept Of each individual COW in
the herd in order that the inferior
ones may be detected and sold.
The income from the herd is suf6ci-
ent to show that the animals must
be we'll selected and we'll cared for.
According to the proprietors, this
herd has in recent years averaged
them about S9o per COW every year.
Six married men are employed regu-
larly, a house being provided for
each on the farm. All the feed is
grown on the farm except some grain,
especially bran, which is purchased.
Last year after paying for labor and
feed, father and son divided $500
for their work, having in addition
practically their entire living from the
farm. This wonderful result has
been brought about by intelligent
farming. The fertility Of the soil
has been increased by the application
of barn yard manure until the crops
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-03-04

in the Morgan County Circuit, Court, In vacation
STATE. OF MISSOURI, I -.
County OF Morgan. -
j. T. Phillips, Plaintiff.
The Unh nown Heirs. Devi.ees or Crantecspf
william u. Knickerbockcr, deceased. Dci1.
AZ thi. day comes the ylsintig herein, In per.
-on ~ ey s,t;Trnes sr, an" n ,nh.r M shl pe,,', .bat a ny
II. Knicherbocter. deceaseS, are sssssssac IN
eannos 4. scribe their several interests, names,
and their several places Of residence herein be..
cause unknown to lipl; thst !heir. Interests y
are such as they would derive as heirs at.iaw,
L~erisees or grantees Of the said william =.
knieks rioeker' dsSe go whs,enpS". .,a \ ~ Is
fenJs as he notified by publication that plain.
.if haa conimeneed q SUIT against them ~ this
f :, s.e ~ Ga2 and "% %etsr%,ne- The tile. Interest
aud estate Of the plaintiff and defendants here
~. and 10 obtain a decree divesting .dctendants
ofaii their right. title aud %intercs. Of, In and TO
the follow ny described real estate. to-wt: All
Of the southeast quarter Of the northeast quarter
aud the northeast quarter of the southeast qiar-
ter Of section ten liOl. township. forty 100,
,ange nineteen (I9), also a piece Of land, com.
.inencing at the northwest corner OF the -outh-
rast quarter Of the southeast quarter of section
ten tiO), township forty t4Dl. range nineteen
,io, running thence south eighteen rods thence
east about sixteen rods to the bluh. thence run
ming along .aid bluff IN a northeastern direction
10 he north line Of said forty acre tract. thence
west to the pom, Of beginning, said last de.
sctibed tract containing about three end one
half acres, all ~ Morgan county. Missouri. vest:
ing same IN plaintiff. aud that unless the said
defendants lie ami a ppear at this Court. at the
next Term thereof, To be ,<gup aud holden at
the Court House in the Guy Of Versailles, IN
and and on I' or before the rs, Day Of snid Term,
answer or plead TO the Petition H. said cause,
the sane vii, be taxi AS confessed, aud judg.
men, will IT. rend< tpd " accordingly.
And it Is inrthes ordered, that a copy hereof
he published. secs riding to law, in the Morgan
County krputLIAAS, q weekly newspaper
published IN .he City Of Versailles. Morgan
County. Missouri
w.. c THOMAS Circuit Clerk.
A trne eQpy kSom the recotd.
'Wtfncs. my hand and the seal u the
l,HAL Circuit Court Of Morgan County,
thi. 10 day Of Feby.. iyl9.
W. {. THOMAS Circuit Clerk.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-03-04

sown and left to the chances of freez-
ing and thawing to work them into
the soil. 1t is coming to be recog-
nized too that a mixture of alsike
clover and red clover using 3 parts of
the former and 6 parts Of the latter
where land is to be used partially or
wholly for pasture is better than red
clover alone. The alsike is also a
much better wet land variety and is
especially adapted to the bottoms.
1t is not as large a grower as the red
and does not make quite such good
hay mixed with timothy but it is
much surer on wet lands and is much
for pasture. 1t is almost al
ways advisable to mix some alsike on
lands which are inclined to be wet
and not particularly adapted to red
clover.
M. F. MILLER.
Agricultural College & Experiment
Station, Columbia, Mo.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-03-04

my a|iree year old boy We badly
const:yaied, had a high fever and was in
an awful coiliition. ! gave him two
doses OF I'oley's Orino Laxative and the
next morning the fever was gone and he
was entirely well. Folcy's Orino I.aza-
tive saved his life .. :yolkush. Cast
mer, Wis.
SoIf nv all druggists,
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-03-04
6had This.

Sturgeon. Mo aug. IS, 1905 i here
Nv certify riha. ure.Eaif bottle of the
Texas Wonder, Eab's A,rcat Discovery,
cured my sister Of a.lasmy and Bladder
arouble, and a cure to .tay c,s ~. She is
"a years Of age. THos. u. SsAbGs.
Sold by all druggists.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-03-04

Dairy Successful in the Ozarks.
REMARKABLE RECORD FOR Whistler
COUNTY.
In the past two years the most re-
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-03-04
kjIis "

Kills W )Syr.
A n,erciless GurI 81 is v md tits
with many victims. Eva Dr. k,ns's Nov
Life Psiis &i'i y by prevention. Tiss
ESp,y ~stirsuiatr stomach. lver ap.l
bo~eh. p~rxvest'ny that c,ogging I'll 1t ir-
S'tss splSnd'ca's. cpirs Constipation.
R~llis~Sss. Ch,lls. Malaria. lNesdsehe
Asd Jpd{ysyVon. 7tc 81 Nuptsei's drug.
etoTe.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-03-04
Good City Property For So,
II B saved Iils LED.
at a snap. leaving city.
Call at this Office.

IAN ,hoA, ht ID lose my leH," wr'tof
J. A. Swensv.', Water own, Wis, Ten
yeas Of ;Ec-cn,a th't IS doctors could
not cure, had al last laid me up. Then
Buck,cn's Arnics Salve cured 1t sound
and weNr lniallih,s for skin ernp,ions,
Eczenis. SGt kh.ur. Bols, lever Sores,
Barns, Scitk. Cuts, Piles. &c at
untZe,'s DruYStOTe
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-20
Causing Much Concern.

WASHINGTON. u. {. Jan. IS
Although denial is mad" at tn" state
department, and at tn" Japancs" en-
hassy that any forma! protest mas
been made 10 this government against
pr, posed anri,Japancs" legislation in
California yet II is :tallzrn that tho
question Is causing considerable" con
Germ both in this country AMI IN
,Ja"an. as Is evidenced by tn" drs'
patchr sent by President Roosevelt
10 Governor Gillette. Of California on
rhe subject and the editorials IN Jap
Hn"Sr new spapcrs.
Thu. Japanese embassy is watching
the progress OF III" leEiFiall' II III taH
formia. with great interest.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-20
WIUuETTE'S SPEECH.
Committee Appointed to Determine
What Action Shall be Taken.
iRv Associated Press

WASHINGTON. l. G.. Jan. IA
special commit" was authorized by
the House, by r solution today 70 re-
:.Crt what. if any action. should b"
taken with r, gard to the speech de
lveTcd yesteTday by Represen ativ"
Willett, Of New York. in which he al
lacked the President.
The speaker appointed I'll" follow
ing committee Representatives
Mann ,IllinOisI. Perkins tNcw York;
FOSTER (FermoTt. Howard tGeOr-
gia,. and Clayton 'Alabamal
Representativ" Clark tMissOuTD
minority lead :. objected TO tn" reSo-
,lurion as finally adopted. because the
words Of the S;'cCh objected to wers,
not specified
He contended that the obj c'iOna
Vie par of the sieech should b" in
corpora.ed in tn. resolution or the &C
ton of the HouS" would at some fu'
fure time be taken As precedent 70
be used by III" majority as an On
CINE of oppression.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-20
FIND DIFFICULTY IN
SECURING 4 Jury
Most Persons in Night Rider District
Have Formed Opinions-Ten
Jurors Accepted.
(By Associated 2reSs).


UNION CITY. TENN, Jan. is.~-
The task OF procuring a jur% 10 try
Ed" Marshall. indicted as on" of me
leaders of the band Of Night Riders
who murdered Captain Quentin tan
Kin. proves tc he especially difiicuit.
Because of tn. intense interest
manifested in other trials, large
ma ;oritv of hose examined TO day mad
formed opinions.
The entire v"nirr of rs tai"smeh
was exhausted and only ten men
had been accepted tentatively when
cOurr adjourned.
Fifty mere tal"Smen have Lcen al
readv summoned for tomorrow aud
the jury will probably be completed
by neon
The defense has only >iX p"rempt-
DRY CHALLENGES remaining and IN"
state only four.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-20
Infuriated Citizens Threatened Lie
Or Negro in Jail.
he HAD ATTACKED WHITE WOMAN
Entered Her Home. Choked Her and
Threatened to Cut Her Throat
Victim Escaped and Is Rescued by
Passerby.

WILMINGTON, y. c.. Jan. 18th"
local military company at Clinton. y.
G.. has Ten called OUT by Governor
Kitchen to protect the jail there from
III. attack OF mob OF iniurlated
citizens who threaten summary ven
seancp uron william Ward. strange
negro in the community. incaTcerated
Their. and who to day made brutal
attempt TO criminaliy assault Mrs. W.
J. Mcleod. wife Of respected C!tl-
zen Ct Moltonville. foIr miles from
Clinton.
Between 2 and 10 O'Clock this morn
ing the negro entered the home
where Mrs Mcleod was alone.
choksd her and threatened to cut
her throat when she broke away
and ran screaming into the yard.
Negro Pursued Victim.
The negro CAV" pursuit ard was
in the act of dragging her back into
the house when her screams attracted
reached ;he scene in time to see the
negro fle" to the woods.
Rlo1dhounds from the county con
vict camp al Clinton wer" pat on
the trail hrre hours later and the
negro was finally captured after some
resist ance in the edge OF a swamp.
Identified fully nv Mrs. Mcleod and
hurried off 10 Clinton 10y the sheriff
who "skci for military protection
when the crowd began TO gather.
Mrs McIc received TO injury
Other than q severe shock and the
military beli-ve they have the situa
'iCn we'll in hand
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-20

through the friendly initiative OF III"
Japanese government. to keep Jap
anrSr immigrants on; of tn" thi'"a
States save as Americans themselves
visit Japan. Is IL not possio'" 10
get ihr lreis latuyr TO realize TINE
great unwisdom from n" STANDPOINT
Of tbs, country AT large, and above
all from the standpoint of Caliior'
MIA. OF what IL being done
"Sinctrrly yours,
"TllEONORE ROOSEVELT
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-20
Died from injuries

ROANOKE. VA. Jan. is.-Joss pm
W. Sands. Jr.. son OF 6 former gen-
eral manager os the Norfolk 4 Wcs-
torn Railway. and genera! supcrintrn.
dent Of The Soui hcrn Railwav. dtrd
here to-day from injuries received ey
being thrown from an automobile.
Ne vas a grandson Of Admiral "
r. sends CT the U5i'ed states nav.
and a nephew Of Admiral }. H. Sanos
of the navy.
He vas tvcntysight years old ard
. graduate Of Yale.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-20
STILL A MYSTERY Who
BROUGHT LIBEL ACTIONS
Did Federal Government or N.
diyidua|s, Sue in Connection With
Panama Canal Purchase?
GRAND, JURY CONDUCTING INQUIRY
;3rother Of President-Eeet ana
erother.in-law Of President Roose-
Welt Are E.amined-Both Refuse to
w.
Talk-hinted That President Ex-
pect Indictments in Washington.
By Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON. u. C., Jan. 10
The question of whether or not the
Federal government or individuals, or
both, instituted the proceedings Tor
libel In connection with the Panama
canal purchase, still remains mys-
terry in so far as the general pubic
l. concerned.
So completely have the tracks In
IL. complaint been covered that no.
the slightest in,imation has been
given which would clear up this I'M
por,ant and much discussed point.
The Federal grand jury here today
continued its investigation into ths
matter and number of Witnesses
were examined.
TAFT ard Robinson Reticent.
Principal among these were Messrs.
Douglas Robinson. brotherin-law "t
Prcsiden, Roosevelt, and Charles p.
Taft. brother Of 'President-eiect Taft.
both o: whom maintained silence re-
garding their testimony and absoidte-
" refused to say whether or no. they
appeared as plaintins.
All the Washington correspon !ea!s
who were cited to appear gave In
formation establishing their connac-
ton with either the New York WOrid
or Indianapolis News. while several
news dealers and a newstoy testified
70 having sold the papers to the
general public.
Other witnesses will be hearl to-
morrow.
Indictment 10 Expected.
Interest in the case continues uns'
Dated, and it is now limited that It
Ia The expectation of the President
that an indictment will be brought In
the District OF Columbia regardless
g any action taken in New Yo'k"r
Indianapolis.
In that event the prosecuting CT
fic.rs Of the government entertain GO
fear Of their ability to bring here
those who may be made the iefen-
dants.
For many years the decisions in
II. libel suits against Charles n.
Dana publisher OF the New fo:k
S,r which renewed the defendant VI
IL" necessity Of appearing in Wash
:r,.or to stand trial, stood in the WY
of actions such as has now been
brou-h.
Change HIS Been Effected
But, it is contended. change in the
courts and a change in the laws
have negativcd hose decisions.
The District code EXPRESSLY pro-
vidrs for punishment for libel. but
the governments officials maintain
that The definition Of libel must be
obi a!ncL by resorting to the common
law
II therefore. leaves no room for
Goub: tha. the present inquiry Is not
| based uron any statute. but upon the
common Law in the interest Of the
public welfare"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-20
overrsn VIII Be Reelected.
fBy Associated PrcsSb

RALEIGH. y. G. lar. Ie-The gen.
cal assembly NJ North Carolina &c.
dav voted scparat"l- for United
states senator. IN tho house IN" vc'"
vas l." 8 Ovcrman. Dcmoc-at. 90:
Spence y Adams Republican. 20.
IN the senate. Ovcrman. &c: Nd
amC
Tho inini 80, iou will nc bold 81
THURSDAY md Senator Ovrrman viii
b" reelected 70 succeed himself
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-20
TWO BURNED TO DEATH.
Five Others Probably Fatally inquired
in Gasoline Explosion.
(Rv A. sOriatod PreSS)

'IiN Assn i'''h ii''''
ABILENE. TEXAS. Jan. IN. II.
Stream and his threc-y"ar-old son,
living five miles west Of Rohy, were
burned TO ,'eath and five o'h"r mem
htrs Of tn" family w"r" pr~bahly IA
tally burned Monday h pasn'"ne
cN2lCs'nn.
4 member Of III" family miStonk
gayclene fer ksrcsrn" and poured The
liu"id On a fire.
\ deafening explosion followed.
Nti.hhcrs rushed to the h"us" ana
found every member OF the family
VT: npcd in flames
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-20
TO RELIEVE SUFFERERS.
Government Will Send Lumber TO
I.aIy to Build 500 Homes.

WASHINGTON. y. c. Jan. i9.--An-
o. her development in the administra-
'iCn's plan TO send materials to ha'y
for the construction Of small homes
for the earthquake s:ffcrers is tho
decision Of the navy department to
send lumber for 500 homes from New
OrIoans. experimenting the materials
for fifteen hundred houses TO be sent
from New York.
The deparim ent is engaged In the
task Of cbarteGing a half dozen YES
..eIs to transport the materials. wsrn
viii hc sen: TO the scsac Of the rscenf
disaster in the latter part Of THIS
week
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-20
SHAO VI LEAVES.
SPECIAL Chinese Ambassador Sails
From New York For hcre.
tRv Associated Press

NEW YORK. Jan Ia-TanE Shao
Vi. special Chimes" amLasSi ,ior 20 The
United Sratr>. accompanied nv his
suite. sailed on IN" Prtnz Frid'r:ch
Wilhelm. for Plymouth to-day
He will 20, d:rrct TO London.
tn" stay Of II" ambassador III 'his
country waS curtailcd g me six week
by imperial decree. although l. vas
announced that his mission 10 Great
Griiain. Franc" Russia. Austria
Italy. Belgium and Sweden will bc
fulfilled a. originally planned
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-20
HOUSE PASSES PENSION BILL
Senate Strikes Out Provision Allow
ing $1,000 for Presiding Officers
Carriage Hire-NavaI Appropriation
Bill Brought up in House-Message
Received from President
CEv Associated Press).

WASHINGTON. D. G.. Jan. IT,
The salary o. the Prcsiden, OF III"
United States Wa today fixed al
Senate CO uld fix it. and salaries Of the
vice president and IN" speaker of tn
Hous" of Representatives, at Sl1.0"O
each.
The salary of the chief justice of
the Supreme Court of the United
States was increased from $4,000 to
Sl5,o0b per aanum and those Of as
Sociate justices from $l2.3n0 to $14.-
jnu.
These changes We're MAZE as
amendments to tn" legislative. exc
cutive and judicial appropriation bill
and after an extended debate.
Livery Feature Eliminated.
Amendments allowing $1,000 to tn"
vice president and the speaker of tho
House for horses and carriages were
stricken from the bill.
Senator Rayner's resolution cali
ing upon the attorney general for
Information concerning the suit h.
purposes bringing against certain
newspapers on the charge of libel in
connection with statements made in
relation to the purchase by the Unit
ed States OF the Panama canal prop
erty. was referred 10 the committee
on judiciary after strong fight to
have it adopted without such refer
ence
Various pension bills were passed.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-20
Italian Relief Fund.

WASHINGTON. Jan. l?.-Th" ltai.
ian relief fund Of tn" American R'"
Cross Society yesterday passed 'a'
5000 600 mark. $5"n"n being the t"tal
CT the days contributions.
or this amount S"0,o"n came from
thr New York state branch VI
400 from III" Missouri branch ana
Cal. rOrnia's l'anch sent is regular
,'ailv $lnuu0 remittance.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-20
House~Passes Pension Bill.

WASHINGTON. d. c., Jan. 19.-
Disposing of the speech OF Represen-
tatiyc Willctt. OF New York. yester-
day attacking the President by re-
ferring il to a special committee. the
House Of Representatives today pro-
ceeied 10 take up the various appro-
priation bills that have been reported
within the past few days.
The pension and urgent deficiency
bills were passed without delay and
when adjournment was taken the
naval appropriation bill was under
consideration.
Representative Butler. Pennsylva-
MIA occupied the chair during the de-
bate on the provision Of the pensions
appropriation bill, which abolishes all
but one of the eighteen pension agen-
cics throughout the country.
The bill! which carries total ap-
preparation of s1GoS69. c"0 vas pass
I'd practically as reported by the con-
mit'ee on pensions.
\ plan to pay pensions quarterly
was defeated
The urgent deficiency bill. which
carries appropriations amounting 10
sl.02S.iN2 was passed after roll call
and several votes had been called for
on an amcIdmen: offered by Repre-,
sentative Hrfin. Alabama providing
for an appropriation Ct $;o.Goo for
further dis,ribut;on o. seeds by III"
department Of agriculture.
Naval Appropriation Bill
Representative Foss. Illinois chair
man Of he House committee on naval
affairs. brought up tho naval apprn,
rria'ion hill which probably will "c
cupy tho attention Of Ia" Hous" for
a day or two.
The hill carries an appropriation Of
sI35 SIS: SIS.
4 message from the President
recommending an appropriation q
sco.n90 for commission 20 inv"sii'
gate the conditions in tb" republic
Of Liberia. Africa vas read
President Given Increase.
Tho Senate adopted the amendment
increasing the salary of tho Presi
d.ut 10 500 600 including all iravs'l,
ing expenses.
Tho Senate fxci tho salary Of the
chief justice Of tn" Supreme Court a
$4,000 and the associate justices a.
si..5oo
Tho amendment increasing the sals
~ Of the President was adopted Ivy a
vote Of - TO 10. Tho Republican
scpaiors vho voted aEainst N" IN
cr,asr were Beycridsc. Borsh. Brown
ICon,inucd on second PageD
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-20
DECIDES AGAINST NAVY
YARD CONSTRUCTION
Departments, Determines to Net At.
tempt to Build Two Submarine
Boats Recently Authorized.
CBv Assclat. Press>


WASHINGTON. l. c.. Jan 10
The navy d partmenr has decided nos
% construct at government navy
yarIs two of the submarine boats au
thOri.l a. the last session OF Con-
has awarded the C., nrract for these
two loats 10 ,he Electric Boat Com.
any TO b." built on the Atlantic
coast.
Thu final award Of III" six other
submarine torpedo boats is the sam"
as was announced last month.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-20
CUBAN CONGRESS.
Negro Leader Unanimous Elected
President Of the Senate

HAVANA. Ian it--SessinTs Of IN"
senate and III" r use o. rrHT"s' MA
tiyeS uor. held N"sterda. fer the
purpose Ct "'"c 3n= permanent off
GERS
Martin Moran T"isa lie. tho c0lor"d
cat.r. was rnar. n'nusiy "lec'"d pre-
idCrt OF the s.nlt'. but Vic" Pr"Sl-
dent Zayas duui' l'ss will 7r"sid" AT
all tho SCISSORS
In the hcuS" - r"p0"s"nt3fii"
C-'cr"l or ,;"z r.r~a. \ prepayment
mi'i.;rv i~ad.r g." II" Ia; rcNolu-
,icr. -" ".,c:.t ne: - T. .!m0S'
unsr m"u.l,
Both bor.. J. i-n"i u1'il WI
ncs1a~ who t'., VII T"'I N in;rh
scS-icn 10 raij'. ~" ".,cfr"n ri
!'rrsihsn 'Gom,, d Vic T:"s.ir Mt
Java:
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-20
The Day at Mob lie.

MOBILE. ALA. Ian. !9-The birth.
day anniversary Of General Robert +.
Lee was observed h." to-day by IN"
CGnftdrrai" sOcitti"~
All school; AMI hanks wer"
Gle ed The Daughters Of the CON
ird"racv with Raphavl Scmmns Camp
and .lchn NJ. Witht's Camp oc con-
fed,ratc Veterans n"li arpropriat"
EXERCISES