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The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1909-12-09
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 9, 1909
The PRESIDENTS MESSAGE

President Taft's first annual
message was read in both houses
of Congress Tuesday and both
houses adjourned until tomorrow.
the Presidents message would
take up some 20 or more columns
of The Robesonian. but the aver
age reader would stu m b e
through some six columns with
out interest, when perhaps faint
interest would be aroused by
reference to the situation in
Nicaragua. Reference is made
to the two Americans recently
put to death by order of Presi-
dent Zelaya and the termination
of diplomatic relations with the
Zelaya government, and it is stat
edthat the government is intend
ing to take such future steps as
may be found most consistent
with its dignity. but no specific
recommendations regarding the
crisis in Nicaragua are made.
After wading laboriously through
others columns one finds some
thing really interesting about
thePostoffice Department deficit,
which is caused largely by the
low rate Of postage on second
class matter newspapers, maya
zines and miscellaneous periodi-
Gals. The actual loss growing out
of the transmission of this mat
ter at / cent a pound amounts to
about $63, 10000 a year, while
the average cost to the govern
ment of the transportation of
this matter is 9 cents a pound.
The average distance over which
newspapers are delivered is POI
miles, while the average haul of
magazines is 1,049. In 1907 Sec
ond class mail matter CONSTITUTE
ed 63.91 per cent. of the weight
of all the mail and yielded only
$40 per cent. of the revenue.
The President suggests that q
great saving might be made by
imposing upon magazines and
periodicals a higher rate of post
age. They are much heavier
than newspapers, contain a much
higher proportion of advertising
matter, and the average distance
of their transportation is 81 times
as great. The total deficit fol
the last fiscal year in the Post
officeD Department was$17, SOC, 600
The loss in rural free deliver.
was $28, 600, 600. 49,: 4
Briefly to mention other mat
tiers. the President recommend
the establishment of postal saw
ings banks, the passage Of
ship subsidy bill, the establish
ment of a bureau of health, an
the admission as separate State
of New Mexico and Arizona.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1909-12-09

The jury in the Lee H. Battle
case, which occupied the atten-
ton of the United States district
court at Greensboro for two
weeks, returned a verdict Satur-
day of not guilty. Battle, who was
cashier of the late City National
Bank of Greensboro, was charged
with corrupt use of the bank S
funds in connection with the
Pomona Mills, in which he was
heavily interested. The verdict
meets with universal approval.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1909-12-09
Last Man to be Hanged.
Raleigh News and Observer.

Probably the last hanging in
North Carolina will take place in
Bladen county Friday, January
18th, when Henry E. Spivey will
pay the death penalty for the
murder of his father-in-law.
The crime was committed be-
fore the act of the Legislature
of 1909 which makes electrocu-
ton the legal mode of execution
of the death sentence in North
Carolina.
Spivey appealed to the Su-
preme Court, bnt the verdict of
the lower court was upheld and
the instructions of the Judge to
the jury sustained. The court
charged the jury that they could
only find the defendant guilty of
murder in the first degree or not
guilty, they not being permitted
to find murder in the second de-
gree or manslaughter.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1909-12-09
Evidences of Progress-Mae =
nificent Possibilities of this
County and Section.

To the Editor of The Robesionian:
I have recently had the pleas
ure of visiting some of the best
communities in Robson county,
and have been strongly impressed
by the evidences of progress in
every direction, and the magnifi-
cent possibilities of this county
and section.
On the Ord Sunday in Novem-
Der | had the privilege of preach
ing to a great congregation at
the Marsh church, in the beauti-
full St. Paul neighborhood, where
the Baptists have just completed
large and attractive house Of
worship; and spending the day
with such excellent people as the
Johnsons, Towards, Aliens and
others. l have rarely, if ever,
been in a community more in
telligent, refined and hospitable.
Thanksgiving Day was spent
at Back Swamp church, and in
that splendid neighborhood,
which means that Ihad a delight
[ful day. The service at the
church Thursday morning was
we'll attended and a good collec-
| ton was taken for the Thomas
vile Orphanage. Since | was
there five years ago the church
building has been enlarged and
greatly improved, and on every
hand / saw signs of prosperity
and progress.
| I spent the fourth Sunday in
November with the good people
of the Ten Mile church and
community. There also they
have just built an elegant house
> of worship. We had a splendid
congregation, and | had the pleas
. ure of greeting many Of the
young people whom | taught
,, some years ago. I was pleased
: also to notice the attractive new
Methodist church at Barker's
completed since / was there last
and the new parsonage. Ilearne'
,. that Barker's high school wa:
- having a successful session I'm
: der the management of Prof
: Tolbert. Monday morning I YER
. much enjoyed being in the open
: ing chapel service at the hig
, school at st. Paul, and obsery
:. ing the excellent work that Prot
, johnson and his efficient assis
; tants are doing there.
= In closing wish to express m
. sincere appreciation Of the cords
- and generous treatment | hav
received since my return to Lun
= berton to engage again in ed,
- cational work there. LaFayett
= Business College is now we'll e
tablished at both Fayetteville ar
ID Lumberton, and | trust will b
m come increasingly useful ar
m valuable to this part of theStat
81 Young people from the surroun'
s. ing country are already findin
es their way to my school in Lur
e. berton, which means bringil
n more money to the town, besid
nd keeping the money there tn
hv would otherwise be spent els
" where by those who would
away seeking a business educ
e's ton. | do not expect to get ri
res in this work, but | am anxious
ess give our young people the We
BILE best advantages possible in Il
aw line, and to assist them as far
a | can in preparing for grea'
to usefulness.
l." w. B. Loving.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1909-12-09
LOOKING Ones Rest.

It's woman's delight to look her
best but pimples, skin eruptions, sore
and boils rob life of joy. Listen!
Bucklen's Arnica Salve cures them;
makes the skin soft and velvety. It
glorifies the face. Cures Pimples, Sore
Eyes. Cold Sores, Cracked lips, Chap
ped Hands. Try it. Infallible for Piles.
25c at all druggists.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1909-12-09
The Wadesboro Messenger ant

The Wadesboro Messenger and
Intelligencer has changed from
weekly to semi-weekly and will
shortly change its form from 8
pages. 6-eommn, to 4 pages. s.
columns. The Concord Times
changed recently to 8 pages. g.
columns, the size of The Robson
ian. Both are good papers and
deserve the success indicated by
these changes.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1909-12-09

From now until Christmas ones
soul will be vexed, if one cares
anything about the eternal fitness
of things, with that abominable
abbreviation, Xmas" A law
should be passed making it a
high crime and misdemeanor tt
use this detestable near word"
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1909-12-09

Foley's Orino Laxative is best for
women and children. It's mild action
and pleasant taste make it preferable to
violent purgatives, such as pills, tablets.
cts. Cures constipation. Sold by ali
drugg lists.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1909-12-09

Kodoa Dyspepsia Cure
Digssts wIsSG you eat.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-20

hp acvn to tctt ad,anlaer tut Mr
Slrrl would noe "a, that U Was bic
dauehtcr On mvi, che pollvc SAY. b.
dcchrcd positively that u Was poi
hul he declined 10 lock az various
lcttvrs aud other bits ct evidence
which vculd seem 10 Indicate that Z,
Was she.
late last nlrht three Cinnamon
Wcrc arrested az material witnesses
shortly after midnight Mrs, rlOr
cpcc N. Todd. a friend of the Slgvl
family, called az the morEuc and az
ter NicWiug the body, idcntlncd some
ct the underclothipr AZ that worn BY
Elsie Slcrl
Mrs, Paul Sigcl al i:So O'clock YES
tCrday morulug when shown the jewel
e., found IN the trunk. contanlng che
body idcutlncd Il o. that worn by
her daughter. Elsie
According 90 Mr. Sigcl his daughtcr
disappeared from home june 40
Two DAYS later the family got word
from her m Washington saying shy
Was safe aud would De- homo the fol
lowing Monday. tJunc lO. NOthlng
her father said. had bytn heard froW
her since, tie save her axe as n
wears
The loCkct was sent a. the mothCl
lf the missing girl for examination
A number of letters which the polite,
expect viii throw ught on the cas-,
we're found In the ruOm who're al,
body Was discovered. ono written n
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-20

Eugish Addressed o. che mlsslng
Cinnamon Who occupied tbc room, but
unsigned. warmed him that 20 be- ga
not stop paymu attention Ga "Elslc
Sigcl' De- would meet q terrible tate.
The other lcltyrs found wcrc writ.
ten tv a rjrl who sirnod herself
'Flsic." ACCCrdlpr 90 tbc policc the
WlasiNvs were written n terms ~ eu
lcarmynt A silvcr spanglcd bracelet
upon which Wcrc the initials rs Z.
=" was found IN a dresser IN the
room some text booka a spcllcr aud
a geography owned ~ the mlsslug
Chhaman. contained rude sgraWls q,
che name "Elslc" such a. pcrson
lcaning a. write mlght make
A plain cnvvlorc addrcsscd o. Miss
Elizabeth SlVcL No gOe WadsWoFth
avenue, New Ncrk Guy. buI empty,
Was also found In che rOOm A man
Who described himself as Joscph h
tang. hat Who h. q Chinaman. called
al The Eighth aNyrNc house quito an.
lcNpcytcdlN dutlng che uight, lle pald
D, yJ'l,l O. sco bls cousin, Who prov.
81 90 b. tbc missing Chiuamau Who
oCyuplcd the NOON ~ which che trunk
Was found
Lang said bis cousin camo trOm
Philadelphia about ave monJhs ago.
trug said BE- saw Die cousin. Elsic
3lrrl and her father and mothcy az
r. performance az che Chinese thcatrv
thryr woke arO
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-20
Orlando Man Is On Trial
For Murder Of His Wife

ORLANDO. June 49, District court
d. siil in secession, aud most of thir
week bbs b,,u taken up with enc Chu
drrs ,l.p from Ooprr. Mra Chuitra
Was suUuh.ud to have committed aui
,.lr booze after bee burial che urlrh
hHH became Hu.uIrl0u.. uud rurird
IhrIr susU.r.UuH D u.trl,t Attorney
iHrrs. Who lhd tbr ludi rkhuwud
aud tuuud .u wu,h evidence oI mur
Doe aud fn Wir ul rUI.Iip chat brr
husband vas arrested Hul thr ErHud
wu promptly returned bu indictment
of murder n Coo nui 1rsrr
pnmu,HIuF AU.W. inurs is econ
durtur tbr TRIAL fur tbu State. hnd
IIrn John AZ ChrHr, D. drf,ui.uE
tbr Interests ui tbr usgi A iur
composed uf thp fullov ."H rltItrua ain
pace ou thp merits of tHH o'er. q o.
Crawford Urnrrr inIarr a. D.
d. 600. u al,. .. p.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-20
TWO ARE BOUND OVER
FOR COUNTEREEITING
BrOOESvIlle Employer and Employee wa Have 10
Appear al United States Court.

and a. nlnbt auef Z oclcek On ne
c,cnlue oi thg day of NE passlna ~
che yon by Rugsell
rhc vNncss d "a how h. immediate.
h vame o. faNla and save hlmseV
un when leornlns thal there vas
warrant out tof be Arrest
llls dental ~ ever haylna eiyen The
coins o. Russell oF reaucstlng him o.
pass h vas az emphatic ana positive
as the ncurce testimony that he ~.
Cvlvcd them fr0m nafncll
friedman, The shoe salesman. who
caused Russvlie arrest, told ~ how
thc latter came into the store and
tcndcrcd the spurious ave dollar coin
m payment Cor taD shoos purchased
and how be- had called che marshal
after dlsco,oriug thar the plcce vas
counterfeit
Marshal Ioran ~ Wet Tampa testl
ncd o. arrvstins Rusren and hndlns
thc spurious coin on hlm.
Tho coln vas OHefcd n evidence
aud fully Identified ~ bolh Marshal
toEan and FRIEDMAN. the shoe sales
man. a. that taken from nusscil The
pleye exhibited IN court evidenced
the most hanEllnr attempt AZ coun,er
tcltlng. hclnH covered with very
thln.llkc plallng thpOugh which white
metal showed a. vaTlous polata on ne
surfacN
Attorneys eOlon rurman % this
city aud ., G. nayanl Dr.. ~ nrcoks,
vile. counsel toF larnctI argued that
the Government had noe shown any
testimony 10 warranl che holdlnn ~
their client other than the unsuppor..
"a evidence Nlven ~ the negro
passer II che coin, and asked that he
~ ilschNEvd
Assistant district Attorney Richard
a. Marks very ably ooutcnded coz the
holdha ~ Ihe aecusod iof the United
states court, dcclarlng that d Vac
nol incumbent Ca che Government b
show positive prOoi bui only probable
cause IN preliminary hCarms before
United States vomml aiOnor
narpolt D. q wcltitWn contractor
~ nrooksvllle aud the Ease o. creat
lng much ntvrusl On this section boih
on hls account ana ffom che act that
considerable counterfeit mnncy both
iu coln and paper have Nepq IN clrcu.
tlcn hrrr nt.lt
barnett immediately save bond with
n b. Hope IL rarpon springs and W
b. ilope 1T nrooks,illo a. uarctlos and
was released b. await trial The ne.
rro also socurgd bond aud Vas reloaa
"a from rurtnAr
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-20
SEA ISLAND COTTON
FIRM THE PAST WEEK

rN,AsNAu Us 1ru. fa Tl, e.a
.e.1 v,.fer rati.t tutt utn un
f'. v,,k vItb a bU Du.b,.s t,uv
at tsns.1 ttIyys 1ty t.rbrj
was wo3N tf the t.t,t rfatcs.
ava trnc WN, t,r vho'ra but rrsr
U.b'n u.uv Ur tNy Nvyr etaA..
Virr eyccrrts m thc mRn v,ptInre
p,ctahlr rtyrv VIEW Nynmrns e.
ulp,sr some vomrllvss ci arcneht
tbe Sea lsiaud tcwWcrv ha,WV wi..,3
jhy cihvrvisr pretty uyhvul nms but
U b believed that me dry distrl,ts
have rccvutl, had ucc,hsd ralus
Salcs tor thc wvet wvrv tgs bolos
The folovlps prlccs Vvrc be.rd en-
ractcrs' quotations ana atc rc,lscd
wpskfN ttn NtffnaNnH
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-20
BODY OF WOMAN FOUND
IN TRUNK IN new YORK
Letters Found In Room Indicate That Miss Elsie
SiCel Is Che Victim.

NUw YORK. june a. Tusatrth
slnri daughter ~ raul slsel vt thls
city. and Krand dougbjvr ~ che lllus
trlous Frpnt slrvl thc Ccrrsp Vpr
rlor. Who enlisted hts sct,tvcs With
the Uulun army duriur thv Ci,n War.
O., according 60 al Indications the
victim Of one ~ The most sordld mur
dcrs In the history ol New Work
n she II not the victim the police arv
confronted With a remarkable series
of colnCidcutal facts.
Taken from trunk In room
az Chlnaman above a chop sucy
restaurant In the Tcudcrolln. the body
On a state Of decomposition which
makes naturalization difficult lies In
the morguc when the story Was told
Mrs Sigcl with as much tenderness
os possible. she cried MY God, Elsic,
aud tainted
sun i.cong proprietor of che rvstau.
rant. who also conducted the roomlng
house above, disappeared shortly after
che discovery ot the murder. addnr
further Ga The mystery The case has
many unusual features, notable amoug
which IL the fact that Chinamau had
been known to cau at thc slgtl homo
presumably With the sanction of the
parents, Elizabeth. or Elsie, VAS go
years old ana wa greatly iuicrc, ,va
Ia work among Chincec
Mr. SlgCl arrived 40 the morguc NJ
midnight Arrangements we're made
90 that the badly dlsnyurcd t'Cc cOr''
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-20

TAMPA iync 10 Cbarles pasUet,.
q white man 1T prsks,nle and a ue
rro vuplo,vd q, mm ~ the NAME
ut ryte Russcn. we've Thursday after
NOON held by Cutca st.tos Court
Commissioner a. L. Crane on $3.50
honds Cor tbclr appearance bctorc tho
Cutcd States court un Charaee Of
passlng counterfeit money
On saturday, June g. che ncgrO.
Russell VA arrcstyd IN West Tampa
after havinr attempted O. poas Cen
and ave dollar counterfeit COins and
when Caunh IN The act, hc Declared
hat thv pl,ccs bad BEEN Elvvn him
o, Charles pamctt ~ uraoksvlile Who
be- worked Tor az wawun driver az
that lla,c Russell When played ou
she witness stand yesterday, save a
very straightforward story at how be-
had como O. Tampa on The day nam.
"a above. Tor the purposc a. explained
Co him by naruCtt of taklng bach a
mule which The latter said Dc intended
purchasing here Witness went "a
West Tampa With narpctt and Was
there glyCn tbrcc ten dollar SOLO
picccs Uud two OF three ave dollar
sold plcvCs which barnett tuld him a.
have Changcd, Caullonlng him not a.
uy a. SGT them an changcd "a ons
place. Witness took Que 90 The ten
dollar plccvs aud went o. nearby
Saloon 10 set 2a cents worth az elgara
At namctt'u suggestion, hut the bar
kveryr not bclas able a. change tag
plcce be- went bach a. narnv,t aud e5
reported. Whcn the latter handcd tho
piece a. a white man Who Vas Win
him and Nho toOk Il to at lhe ClsarR
Russcn thou detailed how he had
tskvn ono ct che ave dollar plcccs o.
a West Tampa shoo store and nUrChas
"a a palr ot shoes which were hclns
wrapped np tor him vnUn b. was az
vested by Marshal Logan ot West
Tampa, Who VAS summoned hy che
shoe salesman, che latter declaring tny
colu o. De- counterfeit
Russell declared BE- did noe know
the Colhs Wvrc cOultprlclt. statinr
Jhbt lanrtt had gi,vn them o. him
with che assurance that thCy were
fooi m West Tampa, though thcy
would bc turned down b, thv hank IN
WuOokFNillv
panvt when PLACED ou che stand
vmrhauralN dUnicd al of Rusacns
statements, asserting that BE- was NOT
az West Tampa az any time With che
uvgro. aud onN uassiug thwush that
plarr vn bis mulD without Ftnunlns
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-20

Tomorrow afternoon viii mark The
opcuiug ut the baseball season m
Galncs,llc, When tho Oak Halls viii
mcct the fast Cordvlr Ca, team
Mauagcr paVis has v,vpthlug In
readiness and states th1t when the
local boys trot out ou che ncld Il
viii be- far STRONGER team than De-
lad last SEASON The mCn be- has
selected 60 represent thls civ are a
tpady SEE at PLAYERS. guOd ho,tyra.
tat Hvldrrs, and ouvs that Will hsht
a. the last ditch.
The players have boon puttiug n
como good practiyv for tho past tNo
weeks aud arc anxious tor the season
a. open. Fat Graham enc sturd, little
short stop viii agam d. captain at
che team. which o. assurance, that De-
viii Keep hiu team mates .up and
at O." az an times
Pop" Watson viii do the twirling
Monday. and Miller will de- che ~.
Ccl,nG "pop" has brcu playlng hall
tor the past three or four weeks aud
d. Ia nnc condition Ne b. a hard
worker wherever De- a. stationed a
good batter. aud when under hrr be-
A. as cool as a cake ot lee.
Hau, Denton viii take care of lrit
nrld aud ,,p fyW drives ever SEQ
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-20

svick, ., a. Thompson. y. Macy, r.
A KuEuro. " h Curry, D. A Lnvter.
q q Roongy
Tho evidence uo Car Elyun shows
that ga MAY 10 haze che alarm Was
nl,vn that Mra Childurs had uom.
miitrd suicide by shuotlnE huruolf
with "a ruu Urr budy vna prpparcd
iur huflai br thp ladies oi tho nrlgh.
borhond. uhD noticed that ln addition
to che Euusbui wound che uoaln and
face v,rr rru hrd ana rut at thuush
iho victim bad rg,,I,vi hlnva from "a
blunt Instrument physicians vsre
rallrd to raamlue tbp hody and enc,
expressed iho uplnion that enc bruises
aud wounds un tho head and Ease
could nui have hron Cauaod D., thn
guushol wound Thursday enc oouri
heard enc Testimony of somo uf thr
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-20
AT rHE CHURCHES TO-DAY.
Divine Services VIII es Held q, An
place. % MerahLn

Divine services viii Ne Held "a Al
Places u Wouh,p,
Services viii BE- observed at The
various churches 1t the Cl,y to-day az
uHIoua.
fiust PRESBYTERIAN Church. Rev z.
q Hay Morning syr,ivc tOt3O. Sub.
iryt ot SERMON, "ruhushlug OOd's
Gooducss sabbath school, e. n. ms
lcsson topic, Review EVcnlng scr,.
tee. i.l5, subject, Tho uay at Sal
Walton"
HOLY Trinity church. Rev .. n.
Cmlrhiu svCond sunday after rrln
t,. uoly Communion, a. "a. sun.
GA, school l.t5 o. m evening pa,
e. $3.50 o. m Th, onvuury anthem
az tbr mumluE service win De-. q
Hoard che Nul,r ui lrsus Ha,. ruur
.N NI O. b. Maddox
Advent tNu.tnu tW,h IllyI q
70 Iuhu.uU rpa,b.ua ut ila m. and
.,.la o. m su'I,.t tur WuuIuF
rI, su,iur uf trr Spirit With
Nnu E,uur A u.u,r ma,
Nums Huu'. meeting ne q o. m
subject sutUHh EuudH, srhuH
.ut 600 w
uHt nwf church n,, r. "a
IuH.T u. uwrH.. Ca. vUI runrh
m tH.t ruu.u bHth wuuuH GOOD ,,,u
U. utIH ..nI.. HWr a. u.uHl
urf Methodist church R,, o. o.
uIi.U. Nu announcement
st Patrick taihUlr church Ur,
To- o. lhu,b NaH vIu br bella at 20
utIuIb "a w uNwIuu uf thr ilul1
Uo.au uIu a.. bt o. m
Had ths vapt ada Al toiay's Han
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-20

Isw BUd lur shannon. $500 ,uuHH
u,uo huys. are uuv continued m che
counts iail uuuu ttr chars, ul h.iuE
a.,,t.0rlrs Gao enc murder uI thyT
UNyr .um, a.rk. sWr. Aa.hw
% vlll br remembered tHat Romeo
srnuunn tbr murdered urEro vas
cau,. ,o ,s, sugl 40. h.s bumr our
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-20
Our Oak Halls Will Meet
COrdele Team Tomorrow

ava, r,vm that n,yt footed outgarlyu.
vr Uarr, bullock viii hull down
ur,t haze m his usual strand stNlc.
kvudrIyks. Cavthuu. Sputt wood. law.
zen. Mllyr aud other. have bv,u show
Wg somr Ch.s m wavtI,y. aud uo
doubt tbv g1wc tomorrow viii De- a
last and snapp, one
Tho C0r,rle team has strng oi
,Ivturiys that would De- "a ,rvdit 60
amy clJb c0mpos,d at s,mlprolvs.
sivuah The, viii probably arrive Go.
day and th,, claim h,, uJv goUs
to show up che loy1l team
A hrEr crowd O. vNpvctrd Ca De-
on hand ca witness thy shown aud
r,,pwr is assured ol tbtir mony, o.
worth when these Two siroug trSma
.rIa.b
"RootrH row" viii b. along the
thlrdbarc lime. where loyal sports
Will gathyr. Decorated With ribbons,
aud ,byrriug thcir mNotitrs.
FolloWlug is the lineup TOE tho
OAK Halls uulluck. Az Hendricks,
20. Graham. ss, Cavthon. So. h'nton.
a. spottsvcod cf. Lawson. CO. Wat
sou. o.. Muller e.
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Two Young Negro Boys
Confined in County Jail

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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-03-08

is ] see resemblance to my little'--
He took her by the hand. She turn
ed her face away, but did not with
draw the hand.
--"wlfe," he added.
Billy had bought a farm, and as
soon as settled upon It he had written
70 New York asking information as TO
where Fan had been sent. The rec
ords OF the society that had provided
her with home showed where that
home was, and since Fan had remain
ed in Il there was no trouble in fnd'
ing her.
There was a new, but very short
courtshlp and new marriage, just to
be sure that they were legally mar
ried. and Billy and Fan settled them
selves ON his farm. -
The story shows that, however high
or low we are In the sphere Of created
beings, there is one motive power In
us all, spiritually as well as physically
--the human heart.
LOUISE b. CUMMINGS.