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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-02

Gin &oitbefebI acQeu
Srn. Oscar Is. Mnrrap, Ir1.
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NabnL" lpuroe ourd) Sergeunt aoir
,ilto EoIi5iit Snrriion pom aaoi go,
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taip. nno Gamoen,S trobe iteben lie.
ben mto oaonrd m,aebIid, Ole Goi.
iage bebinoerien.
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Baltimore 0ampf. $afet . So.
(safts anb suoerIatHse Uat.2tx.e.)

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men. bon ben y 9ai. 9tnie ".9ters, ET. f0-iS
qigbt. sfrnse. $50 -sbcnhs, oireft mad CIS
Ioint Comfort, storfoIf. Rortsnoutt iiaS oNen
@nnfteI bes Siioens. 8erbinbune In OLD
a9oint Comfort NIT Der rg. & Q, &tfenbabns.
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s%intn,er tn b,n 9tIetsSiireaur Der Bob 9tne,s
Rr. f07 Sft>FaIttmore,strabe; Rr. 5O6-6o6.
QiabtsStrabe: G. = 8. sffice, GlboNsGfe SCI
Baltimore. .unb GaIbertsstrate: ngonftIe1fnl
9rn't SiiilbtngA uub aIbauebS SC. 100. @crb.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-02

Iuto e uegeItion. - a.:
.gben lpiinftfe id mir cine alto.
9roihfe berbei uno % fomumt id)on
cine" g.: rSiebite! Ins nennt
man Miito. SnaaeIficn!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-02

Sum 9cltcn Der acknowledgements mcr.
Den beute III Der Srlld,tbGrle 100 &i.
item Gitroncrl, Ole BON ser California;
Srlldt5ild)tcrb0ric gcitiitct murNcr
neritcigcrt. '
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menocu GonncrItu9 cine Nahn1it
togSuoritellitn0 5,lnl 9citcll Der gtntb.
leioenbcn itott nllb m%abridcinlldl
iucrocn nod in atbcrcn 6hcotcrn iol.
DIE SorI telllrngcn gegebcr. Mubr.
ldcinlid, miro Der Mopor erilld)t. Die
%geiummclten 8cloer in Der 3llfunft
cntgegcn 5uncbmen mo bieiclbcn 81.
rctt Oirh Den italieniIdcn VptId)uitcr
Der @elellld)oft bonn rotben arelt5 IN
Stolien sllltellen 5ll loiicn, Ger Or
Den Der Glfs miro iofort 5000 bee
%itcllern ulb i'm HotbfoQ iucrben nod
lpeitcre 5000 %beipiuigt.
Serr Sebaition Stniti bon Yer. $50,
observation-disclosures, bat bon ieinerl
@ruocr, meld)cr Slottcn . Captain it,
cilIobelgramm crboltcrL meld)cs oa.
rollf biiloeutet. bob itin Totcr, feline
S%tiefrnltter. Elm Nrltoer. iicben On
tel mo Ied)S5ebn oocr ndticbn Ge.
ldiuiItcrfinocr bel ser aotuitrnpbc
nm Dos Seben fanlcn. Ter Tuter nor
.iuGbrcnh Der leBten # Sabre Niir0er
mcilter bon @on3arri.
Sn c%ingcluei6ten &reiicu miro sic
SerlnutbunG olla0elprod)elL boB IN
Nolgc Der antoitropbe Der Gltrpnen,
mortt ltorf becintr0hti9t miro. Gin
Nrober She'll Der importirtcn Gitro,
ilcil tonmt bon Wcliinu uul0 ltnlcc.
bina.
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uGeutiber '!nteriliitungS-9 uno,
9iitrift SIR. 40"

Sefletar @iu. &omenann, Jtr.
1915, Mariut-5tr, N.sy. - Ser.
%Ianln;lung lcOcu !. Nlittpod) im Wo.
not l.: Aun. SAmor5'S oGolumb;o.
M6mnerAor-&aEe," Nr. 1927, Z. Str.
N.s@.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-02
lGElLUIZiMNlNUJnO
RAILROADS.

Sgpreb5ise r5eee etnnbe auf ote etsnhs" bon
Der gam6ensStniiou nu9 Naitimgtpn on
@ofentasen 100 Borm. bis 500 sbenbs.
Triibere abfabrt bon Der Wit. RopalsStatton.
1trefte Gerbinouug In Der neuen untsu.
Citation 81 Waibinetpn nit allen iibltn eetexs
ocn 2tnien.
Mailiaaion, ssriaHen Mt: HosaLetatten:
1905, *6.15, f7.10, +7.45. 1856, 1850, tt0.50,
+it.53,. si1.55 8orm, +12.1 6, t12.53, +i.5c,,
t248, 1850. .4.16, t4.55. t5.55 Jac1m. '6.os,
1855, 800 Qimiteo), 40, sc, al % sttenbs.
200, f7.20. 800, 1920. 5000 1000. +1i.06
Born, .12;oo, t12.o2 1925. +1:oo. sl.o5,
aadni.. 1000. s6.16, 1920, t7.oo, $500, ISIS
Coimiteb(, $1,000, *i0.05, 1t1.05, .11.32 HbbS.
Sreoerid, 9anoen'S taiion, 1875 unb s9.15
Borm., f1.25, 1850 uno 1920 9laru.
Saserstuwn, Wit. Gppul.Station, t7.46 Borm.
1850 giabm. 9amoensStation, t7.95, 1900
8crrl., 1880, 400 Nudm.
Nunai N!Ne 2tne
nndl Hhtlaoetpbid unb Nep.YsyI.
Neier terminus an Der Dreiun6aipanstgften
Gtrabe, 9telu-Vott. beoueul nab Sotel3 unb
Spcateru.
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$ ltulprtitfih

Stud cine In jtrcngnnq.-
6toli'NL.::' n~S5r 9crrrr '8ttinillobi fat ooo3
ais Rripatier nipt9 81 tblnr, nit mas
ltrengt or Iif 6cnn un?"- 8rou g:
r9Sifen'$, cr bordbt INNER onge-
ltret9t, pb Ser Noc56ur nid)t friidb
on3opft."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-02

reit sim @ebrauh in Der Gdnlben. urb Oh.
Decentralization 3un 1000 GbenoS.
8eferoiruna bon Snum In GtIaf, cber Bar
IorsgSaaeons, Gpeiferaten etc. uerben f&nen
beioret per Selepbuu in a1eu tpIeenben GiQets
HiireenJ: Charles. nno Baltimore Strabe, 9. q
Wst, &opal>S% tation, 6. & q, mt. Sermon 312S;
9dr1Sen'S tniion SnforInafio sgiireau, g.. & g.,
Ct. &anl SAG, ober Wlo.. gourtiano 2726, unb
gr. 526 SIbs9roao,pap.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-02
SOblcu nnb Sol5.
Sfpbien.
5Ctsen.

NItiht apbItN Iret bon sdllaasn, S5.25:
Hr. 1 barte $500 Nr. 8 snnbnrg. $3.50
Mr.. 2 barte d. .S1.25 Rr. 2 sunbmrD A.. $3.50
yir. 3 barte. ..S1.25 Rr. 2 2DfenS' gnt. $50
9;nR. ........S1.25 Tr. 3 abtens' asl. $50
geiaatts @tttlhuij, y eore, S4.25.
@eiaBtss Sihtenbulj, u Gpre. s4.0O.
tpnis !. @ilinger.
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Yreifui. uup Sap.Suase.
EEL: 6. 4 y. seolie 1117--Dlb. 9uHgI. s07o.
tMnril20. 6glte)
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ScsretGr q. g9ieg1ro, gtr. S24, 6.
Ctr. 5.-g9. - Seriommlunq ic0e.,
9. GienTtog I'M Monat Bel George
9eBler, atr. 922, EunnipIpanio-2lpe.
W.s0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-02

.9dnomirtbid,aft lide 8erGtbe un6
Stimereien.
0riNits 6 xnrueT &c., 20b ssorosBaea.girabs.
Warnor. in1o @rantt.@ erfe.
Y. etsartner & e5hus. 714. lis UsSt.saIts
~ttprefStrabe.
Rlumbing, Si'~raees. RangeS uno
Oefen. 9aboeden utlo Rtnnen.
Sennett srps, 623 Observation-Disclosures.
Gupferibmiebe un6 SAUNDERS.
2otn tnbsst, 1714 5bamessetrate. 9. 1 ,.
3eIepbon: 0oIfe 1899.
Seuer Berfiherungen.
.siuhal Snfnranee So. OF airerppsl," Searp @.
@urftclo, Observation-Disclosures. iO1--102 GbaE'
CT Of Commerce PliIoina.
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Baltimore. unb Eortbsstrnbe.
gisentbums Mgenten unS
.SdnoIer.
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earato0a-sirahe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-02
M6pofate,

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abptph gntseriet. nentsanipalt, .Er. 10, Oh,
seritGtot.S trdbs. 6. 4 y Qbene. e. Raul
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Sniioina, Baltimore. To. 8eioe Telephone.
siari u. d. Smoie, 1876. 1879 9afos9niIotna.
Gnitapas stp rb. 261. .26D GaIoert 9~,utIbin9.
j. 2Sm. Crtmann, III NorosGbarIeSsStrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-02
10I9rn0cll WtllrONt tIn

Vic ulIn0bb0n0Iac It0lICNilhc DC
ielid)dit" bat bis ocitcrn $6lS.50 col.
leftirt. Ole iolgcuoeu @citrGgc I'M
gctragc uoI $40 ooer odriibcr bcians
Den Iidl nnter 0icier Summc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-02

~. vl HationaI 8anfen.
The Clio 5opH Rational VauR," DuS. uno
greter'Gtrabe. Saeob 70. Spot. 4rdRbent:
-Senrp 8. 4tebue, @aifrer.
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4. Nturrintt. ~staiiirer.
ySTits s%latinnaf 0anf."' tde Baltimore. nno
Hortb, Sirabe.
arrers & Dier6aHtS' National Eanf."
Sonibs unb 9ombarosGtrdSe.
gn,u,ereial & Saruers' RetiuseI yast,"
5f meits@de puDdro. uub GsrulansStrabe
3. j. BaIbpiR, aaiiirer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-02
@srdants G. Riners sranspprt. So.

,4. Edutpfers3tnte ?
Trndt rnb Eaidgttre.
Gdd 8oftun Hhb benz DfsS.
Sourtda, 9ienitda urtb Srettae, 8 t1tr HbenbS.
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ftr o%enfelrert Tag abfabrenoe Tantpfer.
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g l6r Mbenbs.
9. 81. Meg2etn, Ieent, Hicr ., Duh e..UaAIett
Sdnst.yhrtaa: 0truiaus unb 2tattetr.
1t3 I&G-) ~ rra
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-02

S6lon. o0n tulriit Eeinc
&njiiAc BEL Sdmibt, mor,tm nid1t,
ME mir on0crn oac, bri @orud), Gobn
& CO." SD mag nidt 10 picIc
@lQllbi9cr oli cinmol b"obcn!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-02
TruIt gompoauien.

yW;nrrlaub ErnI Co.," 2'croipefts9de GaIbcrt,
ullo @erilan.Sivlbe 6, g. SiutuermGn, 3sris
Iteent; Carroll Son 9let. S~nnemeilter: Ser.
bis Spe1eer, ilnt Siilt3fS baplreiiier; Gau
Sfinnrr, SiflfssGdretdr.
.geiilaaurt s.nN Il ssuara1tss 6s." Gonttaoie
UuiibiIie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-02
0cf9attssN egweuer.
FGdsr'i GonSitor. nnS Sptel.
8eSarfsartifel.
zee Etner1 & Stds Gu, fO4 Gilos Spparo.St
{ rsaers & Stds Gu, 104 SlbaS oparS.st

S%ethlngen, Seiti9riften etc.
,sst Baltimore sleps Gu.," 8abtb aberercm.
bic, 9ef9dttsfibrer, 31s Beits0erman.Str.
8armateriaIien, Gbiirea, Seniter'
rabnten. 2aben etc.
Sar,ss .. Softer & Co., f15 unb lit on.gre.
betidsStrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-02

Gin &ino iciner 3cit. -
uNbcr, SIgN Oh boit ia 10 picle
OfiIdelbcuIcn olf ncm &opfc, ih
iano, eS morcll ood) bout gar feine
Miidcn!" - ,Nein, Miiiter, hus lilto
ia audi oli0crc 9culcn; ih babe Gia.
bolo gcitbt,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-02

~: pSo ne bGblide 6rnu bnt I'M
ler 9ottor gcilommcn? Ger bot
lpobl aus 9toth ne @elobcirdtb oe
IhlolieD." y; IS heiBt atIuc-
nleir, er betCt ieinc 8ottin dli.~
a.; Stem idl. 9utcr SSie. NotD
lrhrt hctell" t.-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-02
MarpIanb G EenmipIpania Wats.

HaHe sar @eiie ia's AasIGab te.
Isrst 9. 8aine, 81. Ala, Cf-Delsi.
nsre1rsfe, safe gsksn &ssfe IN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-02

Eireft nab Samburg.
SpppclidDranben-
Grprek- nno Taiiasier.9 ienit.
Sambnra . Gmcrifa Clinic,
41-5 8rpaSmaH, Ne,u+gurf.
Irthnr %. Gpbion,
am dlten Ylaee.
1877 Sit.Valtimore.Str IL.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-02
Spar 9anfen,

.EeRtIds Gpartduf oBn @aitiysse,s Guiatv.
unH Hdliim1resGtrab ~. ..r.
ct ydmte Spnr5aaf." 9dltimore,6frabe uno
MISUNDERSTANDING. - +.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-02

StuatS Donfen.
,reatlhs saut bon Baltimore" baltimore.
uIto SoutoabsStrabe, aiiauit 4}eber, Brdi,
bent: q. 2. Slot, G1asMsiffer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-02

Rlumbing, Sl'~raees. Ranees uno
Oefen, 9adoefen ilro Rinnen.
Sernett Srps, 523 observation-disclosures.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-02

.9dnowirtbid,aftlid @erdtbe unS
Stimeraien.
VriHitl 6 TurusT &c., 206 s!orbsBaea-gtraSs.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-07-03
HISTORIC CHATHAM

Mr. A. Randolph Howard and family
have moved into their handsome historic
home. Chatham. SO beautifully located
upon the Stafford hills overlooking this
city.
reporter 81 this paper was fortunate
enough several days ago to be shown
through the old colonial mansion. which
has been fully restored 70 its pristine
elegance aud dignity. which. alike. dis
tingnish the old homes OF our sou Inland
While many improvements have been
made and much money expended. the
greatest care has been taken to preserve
the harmony OF the architectural period
To which II belongs. and inside and out.
irOm the long suites of handsome rooms.
allied with magnificent colonial mahog-
any furniture, and 1T up by electricity
TO the close clipped lawns, with their
clean white gravel walks. the terraces
aud the rose garden. with its concrete
walks aud ball "a thousand roses. al Is
beautiful, all Is complete. there II not one
diseordant note To mar the harmony of
the whole. A home like this truly makes
HE worth living
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-07-03
AN AMIcABLE SETTLEMENT

The proprietor OF one OF our leading
stores settled a controversy between his
Assistants as To which could ~ on the
brsnnan Bible Class excursion To Luna
Park Wednesday. July 18th, by promis-
Ing to close his store on that day 80 ell
coutd 20.
Just think what you will get for your
money on this excursion About $50
miles ride on steam cars. 10 miles ride on
electric cars. Rn opportunity to visit
Mount Vernon. the tomb OF George
Washington, Arlington Cemetery, the
capital OF our country with all its beauti-
ful and magnificent buildings and parks
the new Union Depot, the nations capt.
toll building, the new library, and Luna
Park, our objective point. with its num-
berless attractions, music. skating rink
and magnificent electrical display of
thousands and thousands of colored
lights, etc
Parents, don't fail to go and carry ell
your children; men OF leisure, don't fail to
go and help the other fellow enjoy him.
sell; workingmen. don't fail to go and
obtain days recreation and rest that
will make He's burdens lighter.
Whole tickets 81 20, half tickets Toe.
Train leaves Fredericksburg at 9 IA. m,
returning leaves Luna Park at 10 D. m,
Alexandria at 1880 p IN.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-07-03
MASSkP0Nax NOTES

nassaponaN, Va July lst
wheat thrcshing and hay making ar.
NJ hand, and farmers are keeging lively
step To the mower and threshsr.
The dry weather has caused the water
TO disappear out ~ roads, but the holes
and ruts are stlll there.
Miss Orens Powell. ~ belmont. IL the
guest OF Miss Marguerite Colbert.
Mr.. r. l.. Frazer was "a recent guest of
his brother, Mr.. J. l.. Frazer. at Orange.
MI. Il. A. Frazer has returned from a
business Trip TO Orange, Washington
have been guests Of Mrs. II. A. Frazer
have returned TO Washington.
Miss Virginia McCalley is home from
Prince William. where she visited r.la-
lives and friends.
Mrs. l.. X. Colbert, who has been spend.
Ing some time In Washington, isnow the
guest OF friends at Brandy Station.
Among the recent arrivals at Coventry
are MI. Frazer Bailey. OF Newport News.
and Mr.. Howard Masters. OF Fredericks.
ourg. Coventry promises to be- even
more popular this summer than ever. Mr..
Frazer having added extensive improve.
ments TO his home. One OF the latest ad.
ditions Is Il swimming pool and bath.
house, where the young folks OF the
neighborhood love 10 congregate in the
evening and dive and swim TO their
hearts content.
Misses Marguerite Colbert aud Creme
Powell were guests yesterday oi Miss
Mary Lin Coleman.
Little Miss Elizbeth Cropp, who has
been quite sick, Is improved.
Mrs, q. W. Palmer was In Richmond
recently shopping.
Mrs.. J. ID. Micks and children. of
Orange. are visiting at OwIvood. the
home OF Mr. W. ". Micks. near Sunlight
Naxy
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-07-03
OUR LAHORE LETTER
Lahore, Va, July ?, 1909.

Lahore, Va, July ?, 1909.
Coleman and Company commenced
threshing at Mr.. J. J. Daniels Tuesday.
but rain soon held up the work. Flows
are rushing TO finish out the corn, which
looks well Just now.
Three car loads OF lambs left our coun-
y Tor northern markets this week. Dan
lei and Block are the largest shippers
from this section.
There was pleasant sociable at Mr..
A. Z. BrOckman's u few nights aRo.
Among those present were Misses Crit
tsnden. OF UniOnville; Misses Lille Wool
iolk and Bessie Foster, Of this place. and
beauX too numerous to name.
DR.. Forest had q large and attentive
audiences at Macedonia Sunday morning
aud night and he gave them fine dis
courses. The trustees OF the l'niversit ?
OF Virginia at its recent meeting PRO
NOTED the gifted divine 10 the full probes
sorship OF Hebrew and church history I'm
that institution.
Mr. Goodwin Frazer preached most
acceptably to good crowd at the big
school house near Ranch
Rev. Marshall Frazer returned to Rich
mond Monday to consult DR.. McGuire.
May lac soon be as robust and haRpy as
TIC iOUh6
Among our sick are Mrs. A. NJ. Daniel,
who Is cOnvalescent; Miss Mary Pinkard.
who IL very feeble. and Mrs Margaret
Pannill, whose health Is poor.
Mr.. Ned Cave, son oi the famous
preacher. DR.. Il. G. Cave, OF st. Louis. Il
visiting relatives here with HIS pretty
bride
Mr.. Nat Frazer, OF Richmond. with HE
three children, Is visiting kinsiolk about
here.
Mr.. Walter K Graves and bride left Tor
their New York home yesterday.
Mr.. kennith Brockman, OF Monrovia
found ODe of his large beeves with ny
drophObia Monday aud had To shoot Il.
Rub Garnett, an old time negro poll
tcisn and labor organizer, died At al
advanced age Tuesday and was buried
10y an Immense throng OF his people yes
terday. He was quiet and industrious
aud resp acted by both races
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-07-03
THE TIMtS-DlSPATCH SCOUT CAR

The Richmond Times Dispatch Stevens
Duryea scout car arrived In Washington
al $50 O'Clock Thursday morning from
Frederlcksburg. Va Dusty and weary
the Richmond scouts rolled up To The
Post building just a. The Posts car
was gettingin shape FOR another descent
into "Ole Nirginy" to meet II aud escort
II Into the city. The Times Dispatch car
will remain here until Tuesday morning.
taking part In The Posts Floral Flag
parade Monday afternoon. with the
New York Herald Atlanta Journal and
the Washington Posts good roads
scout cars. The Times Dispatch aud The
Post cars, driven by +. u Hotchkiss and
A. ID. Borton. will leave The Post build
Ing at O'Clock Tuesday morning Tor a
run To Richmond. over the route which
takes Ia Alexandria Fairfax. Manassas,
Culpeper. Orange. Gordonsville, Louisa.
Montpelier. and Richmond ltis pro-
p"s-d to sperd the first night out at
Orange " Arlington Post
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-07-03
HON. HARRY ST. GEORGE TUCKER
To sp.sE Here On Iussdy. Id, 9Th.

Whatever ones politics ARE. whether
Republican. Democrat or Prohibition.
there Il q literary treat aud great pleas
ure ahead Tor him ON she night OF Tues
day July 9Th. for Harry ST. Gsorgs
Tucker, rs he IL iamiliarly called. will
spsak In the courthouse hall. ia this city
The speaking will commence promptly
at : O'Clock. Mr.. Tocker Is Recognized
a. one oi the hnest speakers aud capti.
waiting stump orators In Virginia So
every body should come out and hear this
gifted son OF Virginia All. regardless OF
their political opinions, are invited.
lt IL due 20 our city and To the orator
mat ne should have an old time "rou.e-
nent 30 come. come early Everyone
that comes will be- pleased The ladies
ARE especially invited. so we bid them
come and bring with them some voter
lhe citizens from the adjoining coun-
Ties are earnestly urged to come. They
VIII never regret Il, but will be much de-
lighted and protited thereby So come.
II Is the tirst gun In the campaign. and
Tucker knows how To tire IT, Come one.
come all. Let thers be q great big old
time rally.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-07-03

or Imprisonment for not more than
one year. OF both. in the case OF the
individuals. and a fine OF not more
than $4,000 in the case OF a corpora.
ton.
The individuals indicted are: Wash
ington b Thomas president OF the
American Sugar Refining company:
Arthur Bonner. Charles H. Semi and
John r. Parsons. all of New York
John Mayer. OF Morristown. n. j.. and
George II. Frazier. OF Philadelphia All
are directors of the company The 9th
ers Indicted are Gustav T. Kissel and
Thomas b. Harnett. counsel for Adolf
Segal. whose plant in Philadelphia. the
Pennsylvania Sugar Refining company,
was shut down by the trust. and whose
fight In retaliation. with the testimony
brought out in his suit for $50. OO0. 900
damages. recently settled out OF court
largely furnished the basis for the
government prosecutor. The defend.
ants will answer TO the indictments on
Tuesday next
lndieted'on Fourteen Counts.
The indictment contains fourteen
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straint OF trade. The closing OF the
Segal plant the details Of the 81 $50.
600 loan by which this was accom-.
plished and various details Of the
transaction are recited fully.
gist OF the charges. most OF which
has been brought ont heretofore In the
Segal investigation. is that the Ameri.
can Sugar Refining company and the
individuals Jointly indicted with II. &C
complished the control Of the Penn.
sylvania Sugar Refining company by
inducing Segal to borrow from Kissel.
acting as a broker and the agent for
lender unknown at the time the
loan was made. whereas the lender
was the defendant corporation. TO Dor.
row $l.25O. GOO and 70 transfer to Kis.
sci with a majority stock voting
power as the holder of 10000 shares of
stock OF the Pennsylvania company.
Kissel. II is charged. in pursuance
OF this power. attended a stockhold.
ers' meeting of the Pennsylvania com
pany on Dec 30 1903. at Philadelphia.
and voted az a director in favor OF the
adoption of a resolution closing up
that cOmpany's business.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-07-03
Mr.. BURCHsIL'S
RESIDENCE DESTROYED

The residence OF Mr.. Andrew Burchell.
near Cash Corner. King George. was
burned to the ground Thursday. The
furniture was not saved. The origin OF
the lire II not known, as there had been
no fire In the house for three weeks. IL
was reported that Mr.. Burchell In COM
pany with a young lady. started to this
city to get married and on their return
found the home IN ashes. Ii Is also re-
ported that threats were made to Mr..
b.. II be got married his home would be
burned.
IL Mr. u. was married here Thursday
II was not by a city minister, as all OF
them state that they did not perform
the ceremony
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-07-03
SUCCESSFUL PEACH GROWERS

Cairo and Jobling. OF Spotsylvania.
have besn bringing In handsome peaches
this week. Next week they will bring the
common variety, which are very large.
and the week after the Albertoes. which
are still finer. About Aug ! the Globe
varsity will be ripe. These gentlemen are
very successful peach growers. and have
already brought Ia over 20 bushels OF
Early Rivers. none % which sold Tor less
than 81 per bushel
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-07-03
SUGAR TRUST
MEN INDICTED
Directors and Two Lawyers Ae-
CuSed Of Conspiracy.
FOURTEEN COUNTS IN BILL

Charged With Closing Pennsylvania
company's Plant In Philadelphia In
Restraint OF Trade-The Penalty is
Fine and Imprisonment.
New York. July 2.-Through twelve
men empanelled Rs a federal grand
Jury. the United States government
laid the groundwork for another gigan.
tic antitrust suit In the indictment Of
the American Sugar Refining company
as corporation. six OF its directors
and two prominent lawyers. The de
PENDANT company and the individuals
were charged with conspiracy In re
straint OF trade under a criminal
clause of the Sherman antitrust law.
which provides as a penalty upon con-
viction a fine of not more than $4,000