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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-16
ban fig meo Sneoferar-
% nDlig bab6e bnn labet

Fipftiger ban fig meo Sneoferar
beioe, og nplig bab6e ban labe
ct Sfab, joni ban gierne ptloe lelge
lite iaa meget for ielpe SummenS
Sfpl6 iom for at bane SEN Sil
freositinelie at eie noele &enge
iom ban bab6e tient beo fine @en'
6ers @rbei6e. Men oenne @le6s
blep negtet bonn, formo6entlig for6i
man troeoe, at ban i Sfabet bapoe
ffiult 8rebe til fine Gilb9ngere.
@fsiultanen er %afionbret 1om en-
@remtt fra ben bbrige 8er6en. 81.
6en Mrreitattonen bar man bolot
barn / abiolut l1bioenbeo ONT, bna6
Der foregaar / bons 2ano. &iito-
rien %itam6ieoe for bam fro Sen Sag.
ba ban fierneoes fra Magten. Mbi=
ier bar ban albri9 leit, og bans 0m-
ginelier bar lite beret 1pnoerlig mere
interest," ereoe emo 6eres &erre. @en
MI er Mb6rI &amios Snteresle
baagnet for, boa6 Der pasierer uoe
/ @er6en. &ner @amg ban in6la6er
fig / @umtale meo fine 8epogtere,
er oct for at fpbrge:: "Sba6 tiger
man ON mig?" Steer bill BON gierne
bloc, bborle6es be el1ropeiite Mo-
narfer 6smmer ON bam, men Der.
paa bar ban biotiI lite faaet noget
@bar. Ofte ct ban tals iom Gro
ben bele Gage a6 @angen, og ban
Tan | Tmebis it66e beniunfen /
mgrfe @r11blerier. &u11 en- eneite al
bans Sgnner fulgte bam / 6ongen=
ifabd, men MI bar ogfaa ban for
laot @illa Mllatina, t6et bon erfle-
re6e, at 6o6eren bar iaa banifelig,
at bet bar nm1ligt at fommte no
at bet meo bdm.
&ba6 @fsiultanens 8engeafferer
angaar, iaa ipnes Mb6ul &anio at
bape looet fig felt beberife al 6en
melt imuoiige @ierrigbeo, unota9en
naar Oct giat6t at betale 6e bent
melige Spioner eller at imponere
en- eller anoen Superen peo l1o.
foloelien al en- b%lenoenoe &ragt.
@e6 fin &ronbeitigelie beleb bans
6orm1le Zig tum til 10000 tprfilfe
&un6, men iioen 6en Gang og lige
til lit Sal6, oct oil iige / SO Mar,
bar bun at6en 0pber orbei6et pua
at forage fine %ig6omme. &e6
'Statsfup'et eie6e ban life alene 6e
betDoelige &%engebelpb> Iom oct
lpffe6es 6en M &egiering at frelie
fra @ftbbrrp6et, men ogiaa ubpre
Sfatte, iom ltgger %pelforbareoe / ct
eller onoet un6erioroiff @fiulelte6.
Mb6rl @amio bab6e ingen Sfrupler
be6 at berige fig paa lit lille Solfs
8efoitning, og Millioner og otter
@illtoner. bar ban opbobet / lin
LANCE &egieringstib, 90 ban foncen=
trere6e bele- fin Sntelligens ON to
Sing -. at op6age Sammenlper=
gelier og ifrabe @enge. +:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-16
8DenS 0ieiten. &ber Gong set bar
rpeir og Storm, gb@ &igbenbapner=
ne for set. 9g 6a SsSI1ebranoen TOM


! l1peir og storm, gpa &jsbenbapner
ne for BET. 9g oa Sloebranben Ton
i 1928, iprengte. man u8laien"
8epertningen paa &iernet al @prrs
gooe o9 @ammel Eorb, i 2uften fo1
at reb6e Eaornet, men al, en- @nil
fra oenne @fsplolion ant9n0te Sc
netop!
Men in6en baboe set ibebet
5are: S 1873 fog 2pnet neb .ube1
at giere Sfa6e, og 1856 TOM ,er
reo 2pnil6, iom lite fun6e iluttes
meo @an6", neo / Goarnet %, ita1t>',
feoe ubrbertet, og paa ct bengenoe
&oar bap6e 6et 6rebt Eaarnbegte-
Ten, font netop, iom ban pleieoe oeo
&attetio, itoo og blaite poo. Sfa|=
n1eie.
Ser Dor @e6iel ODER 8pe,1 os
e1rg oper 2onoet, % Eaorn og
&trfe brGn6te i 1888. Sen forfM-
leoe &eit, Ser itoo i9ien, 1tprteoe
fammen i 1740.
.Sgrit 10 Mar ienere babbe man ef<
ter mango l1beIo reiit &irfen og
Spiret igien / bollan0if &enesiance-
it'll me6 re6e Mure % blaat Sag.
S Spiret bar ct Songberf me0 IS
@otfer.
@en ogiaa 6enne &irfe ifuloe
ipnte / @rus, % gnglenoernes
8ron6pile tenbte oen bin frpgteIige
@eptembernat 1907. @i fien6er BET
reoielsful6e Spn fra bet befien6te
8illeoe fra 2anoemerfet, bbor man
Ter Saarnet / lDS Sue, me6ens for
ferbe6e &i%pbenbapnere flpgter. Sner-
flour bar / fine grinormger gipet en-
.iterlig Sfiloring beraf. Ser er
Spipl ON, at set 9ieblit, ga
fenge6e / 6rr1e Gaarn, bar
9ombar0ementets frpgteligite: tbi
BEN 8ran0pil rante &igbenbapner=
mes &ierte; set bar 10 8pens eloite
o. toilette Min6e, og 1a ,Sloen iatte
San9berfets &loffer / Gang, flang
BET, JON ringe0e Sc 800 ODER bele
Oen ulpffelige Sta0.
Saa rejites @irfen poa M at
Sra 1811-29 arbeibebe 6.
5. &anien paa ben, og ben opfertes
GREET &enesianceitil. S oct pore
ar Sen life ifipn, naar man netop
1n0tager SEN 6eilige @ortal me0
Sborpaloiens &elief og 8isiens og
imufte 5tatuer be0 81,
ben. Men inopen6ig er set bel nof
aiebenbapns ifi6nnelte Strife, arfi=
Feftontit og / iin u6impfning me6
Sborpaloiens &rtlt1s og Mpoitle ct
af @pe11s renelte Meterperfer.
Soar MI en- goo 8orger bill reiie
igien paa &irfen for, iom
jan flyer, at uoilette Min6et ON SEN
8%egtpenbeo, 2an6et bar
oplebet,tager man forboobentlig meo
Gaf 6erimob. Oct bar triit, ON en-
funitneriif Smossiag ifuloe treoe
/ @eien for ben Manos
go6e @ilie, ser bil mpffe Dor &ope6=
Ita6 og taarne De Minber, Der bprer
be6ite @abne / 6eres
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-16

% - ss- 1900:
Use iaa pelfomne i'll, men - menrt
- e, Spiritl1s, BET fuuoe ban ffan
life -. mel = mel paa inger Gu,
og Maa6er!
Sigpar6s Mniiet preo Jig al Soc
6erligbe6, ban lag6e &opeoet iat
:paa Sen enc SIDE, iaa. poa ben an,
oen og iaa imertelie beflaseno.
paa Men6ene, Ser talte pelpillig ON
oenne @gnens eeen &ro. @iepar>
bar bare @elasienbeo, ia, set bar il
lige BET eneite, @gnen mangIe6e, ia,
set be6 Cub bet bar, bet eneite! =
@enoene imaainatteoe liot, Sc par
pel beo &umgr, .Sigboro Dor uroffe.
Zig be6erlig, ban tunoe fun ifienfe
for 6oreningens Meolemmer-bil6te
De .Eorif Jig inb> at Sigpar6 bar
ben @an6> Der git / {aa6an en-
5elbe, ban ffulbe ellers not pinte
ben al lige iaa itiIle.
ga, iaa bil6e Menoene mcl6es
ino / 6oreningen!
@5igbar6 Doltigere6e at Ste6 eiter
8oge1 - baabaa> BET Dor not ct
+! MT aneb; be troeoe life, Der bar
nogen BOG, men oct fuIbe De Dreb~
tpggere faa at ie.
So ian font IND me6 8oeen, nar
Der fommet flere morfeosfigrenoe,
@eno, iom @tgDaro bapoe Jet ben
Sag / 2tgfblget, De inafteoe frift
op og gne6 &enoerne. Sigpor6 tel.
ne6e imi6igt igiennem Mengoen %
lagoe 8ogen paa ct of @fienfebor.
oene, og en- lang, fuI6ifiegget @e.
tel tog 8ennen - ban faa life e,1-
gang efter Be @abue,. ban ful6e
5elifab meb.
San ifreo lit @oon tunet og ero-
Ditetiif. Men oct 5to6 Der.
Og en neite - flere og flere,
oe bar Ser ollie, 6e @raitrupper %
8erglummer rg 6ienier og @elite-
ser, flere eno 5i9Daro nogen Gio
bab6e bremt ON, og me6ens ban
iprang og flei og 6anie6e efter
@ienitan6e> blomitre6e bans 6orret~
ming me6 erotiit Gart OBJ i bans
Sanfe - Ben omipan6t ggnen -
mango ~Yiger-@oaroene runot ont
latte / 5glp ne6 / bans CONNIE. 80.
@en6ene bolot 6eres. fgrite Mp6e
ltrafS og balgte = @igbar6 bap6e
bel life noget 6ertmo6? = at mel,
Stgpar6 ilog &nucer poa 8enene al
S~smeoefommenbeo 10, iaa balgte
De til Gormanb Sen 6ufnofte6e,
lange. &efel, Ger fprit bap6e ifrepet
lit @abn inb>. bans Mniigt bar oeffet
at Sfieg, frn 9inene blinfe6e bIao
lom Sc aabne SHELTER / en- iibbepofiet
81.
6orman6en fremtom meb .6or-
eningens f6r}te 6orilag, og ollie De
npe Meolemmer, Der por .langt i Ma-
ioritet, pe6tog oct - De itemte /
ful6 2obligbe6 Soreningen no.
~Sutten"s 9ip bar til @noe.
@aa fierte De igien - en- lang
&effe @ogne meo Men6 / ittpe
&apaier> @igparo 8of iaa Sfiegget
bebage fig paa Sc itore Mnfigter,
.iom naar Stpet bl1gger UNDER @an'
bets imilen6e 8glge1 unberneoen.
Sg ban luffe6e 8ulen me6 BET
iamme = Sigpar6 fienote fine 6olf;
oen usleite Snaps, ban iolgte, bil6e
ban faa Mulft for og Mulft p1a
Multt - Mountaineering, De tunge
tabaifle6te Sor6brugere for6rep bam
iom en- anoen &artoffeIplage. -
Bognene naaeoe Baffen, bbor
ban Sen Dug bapbe Jet 2igfblget =
en- efter en- rulle6e De ueo og for
ipan6t.
Shit s5enien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-16
Danmar6s me(t min
0erige Hirke.


Som man pe0, bar 8rpgger ga:
cobien, Der ollereoe bar ifienfet Ni:
fplai Strife / &ipbenbopn ct np1
Gaor,, tilbuot at fere Srue &irteS
Sourn op / BETS %oprinoelige Gfitfcl,
lie. S Sen Mnleoning far vMarGus
Stiftstioenoe" mootaget n%eoenitaa=
enoe intercsinnte Mrtifel of Gorfatz
ter 8ru0 8offenbeuie r:
Sm III lfol oplepe at lc Spiret
pao &or 6rl,e reiie Jig paa ny, er
set life fprlte @ang, bette er ifet.
Sn9en anoen Strife / 0onmarf bar
baft Ell iaa bepeget 6ortio iom 6en=
ne - nMoria=&irfen" iom Sen /
9omle Gage be0.
Sprinoelig far ser mes Marta=
&irfen iomMiotpunft ligget Ell ager=
oprtenoe 8p beromfring, ligeiom Ser
lamle0es Ell 6iiferbp omfring Mifo-
1aj Strife.
Sngen al 8pens Sloebran6e er
9aoeOe l10en ONT Maria= eller Gor
6r1le Strife, % besuben bar &irten
baft mere ems en- Sl0ebron0 for Jig
1elp. Haa sen fgrite @irfes Sao-
gangs0pr, ri fienoer noget til, ito6
Ell %firfantet Sten, JONI. fortolte, at
fire Sloebran6e ti6ligere bapbe laet
Strife og Saarn. soe.
S. Miobelaloeren par @irfen SO
oeofirfen for &atolicismen, og ben
blep 1ens :iib]te Borg i aiebenbapn,
0en por inopenhig uoitpret meo l1bp.
re &rogt, og mango ielionme Sing
opbepares i Sen; ser fanotes etStpf-
fe al set bellige &ors / en- @lasfi-
1te> iom ti0t blep fpsiet, men al6rig
paoitet, ser bar en- 6lig al Sellig
&nl1os &iortel, ia, noget iaa uappe.
titligt iom en- Singer al Mbbe6 @il-
belm; ser bar en- splint al &riiti
8rpbbe og Sen Sane, Gngelen ga.
brief operrafte ct. Olat ga. ban
opergif til @erliebe6en.
Ser berlfe6e en- iellom @tem'
ming UNDER 6e11ne ernerbige &irfes
@rer me6 Sc mango <re> @elgen.
billeoer, ifjbnne @rabmeler oq
Marmorepitatier, JONI prp6e6e Sir.
Ten, til 8illeoitormerne git 6erea
D6eleggeliesgang / ben.
81 fan lie 6enne 8egipenbeo lenen'
sc for bort 9je. Sc roienoe @orge.
re, Ser bar libt UNDER Sc fatbolife
8ilpers Spronni, trenger meo 1elot
8pens 8orgmeiter, SEN fanatiift
Mbrolius 8ogbin6er, / Spi6ien mi
/ &irfen, &atbolicismens fire @eli
0enS / @igbenbabn, bpor Sen forbao
te Soatim &ennop en6nu berifer
Sc iloar neo for Go6e. Sc oil iff'
lenger beje @ne for Sc oeoe @ofs
bille6er, Splinter og SLICE. Sc hi
trio paa @uo og ingen onoe1t, og o.
pil life taale 8iipens Mag 1enger
Den lumife l16bptter al 6eres &ro
Sc piloe iige set erligt - babe e1
billieere Strife.
@en ba tre6er Sans Sapien fren
for Alteret og itanoier De bil6
Menmeifer: IS forpefsler CUBS SUI
meb 8ilpenS!- Goo biem, og fol
5reo." Sg b%eifiemme6e goar b
bort.
Sg fra Sen Sag al bar @or 6rl1
Strife 8pens belligite. 9erfor Fl
Den ogiaa 1e1ere Dens be1elte Sp11
Set bar 228 500 bpit (Maaobuie
MI er til Sammenligning 1850; 1ne1
oct ioa mere imponerenoe no, fort
&uiene omfring bar iaa labe. 81
.par bertha &lofferne ringeoe &pal
ter. ,ogs&imeflag no ODER 8pen; be
bang @ongens @tormfloffe, %
bette 8aorn rrn1meoes set pragtigit
Srgelperf / bele europa.
&loffen peieoe 5000 8un6; me
fort 8elber bleb ben onbragt
1903 paa en- Sis, 6a man 10 III
eieoe &oamoens 1&raft, ingen mefe
niff &ielp.
&riitian Sen Sier6e bap6e ie]
peret oppe at gisre spirets SIgi
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-09-22
/ Peninsula Canal

Some dzv the dream CT the cary /
s-.tlers OF this section o. Virgins O. 4
2 canal connecting the James sno
York rivers at this point, nav oe
realized. With the government &c
v-lo1ine the inland waterways. X
VII not bs long IN recognizing the
ovnnsroial value o. connecting The
tvo great rivers that form tie Penn
s-,a Itnay seen ohine1oal even
nov. BIT the cay Is not far OF when
the -wo rivers VII De joined Ihe
lo.lcsl point IS Williamsburg
In the latter pau q ths eighteenth
century, steps were taken 70 secure
tn 6iseing q this canal he
r,-vo- OF Williamsburg vas char
mn q the trustees appointed Tor
- -u-pose. sno ne vas supposed
r car anna meetings u discuss ne
n.uer ana e report OF The Progres
made. As ~ a. know. the et-or'
n With 70 success.
Rut Il the people contiguous 70 IL
Two rvers and Chesapeake Bay. e.
O. when woul5 be advantageous. 81
sasc,so D. ths o.Eging OF suoa
ca. Woul6 combine II an ettcrt :
have The government investigate n
connercsal a6va luges OF such
cazunsl. We believe something Woui
cCne o. =
lake you nap. and Sc what II
CONNECTING OF the James and fO1
would mean . rhis entire sectlo'
Richmond. Norfolk. Newport New
HAMPTON. Wess Point. ana a. L
ciles znd towns ard a. me 5o-ceri
counties would be affected sdvsnts
eously by opening waterway Q
twe-n IRE rivers. L some RePuo
csn state II me no-rn hac sucn
uerrorious venture. ths governne
would not b long II developing
WAY not II Virginia. q Denocrz
stzter
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-09-22
Will Not Support Oahlmaa.

Lincoln. Neb.. Sept. 20.-In a
statement. in which he declared that
the crusade which he feels impelleo
10 wage against the liquor interests
4 Of the State and nation overSh7oows
4 personal and political friendship O.
twenty wears. William J. Bryan THIS
evening announced he had bolted
the head OF the Democratic State
ticket in Nebraska and would not
| support James c. Dahlman for
/ Governor.
Mr.. BRYAN SAYS Re regrets that he
IS comp .ued 70 take the stand ne
soes-his first departure from poiti-
cal reFularitv-but says he feels Il
! his duty 10 90 so because OF the po-
siror taken by the Democratic nom
NEE on the Ecuor question.
z The statement does not indicate
/, hat Mr.. Bryan viii support the
! candidate OF any other party, ou'
announces that he IS a pronounced
, advocate OF county option, ano tn'
p ssr'v saloon closing law. both o.
q which he insists are mensoeo o.
A. NJ Dahlmsn's candidacy.
After declaring that IL would a.
sord him great pleasure 10 speak 70
y Dsblnsn Il he could incorse m
e 7ol;cv for which the latter STANDS
Is hut Nr. BRAN says, Dahlma
s,l has chosen 10 make the liquor cues
= / ion the paramount issue. ano MAKE
/ MA aopeal on that issue Oonunl
Z ,re Mr. BRYAN says,
.@T Possibly i is just as We. 10 nav
L. he issue clearly presented, SO n
ri . nav De determined this year u
-l seas Of TWO years hence. Irouo-
some as the question IS now
DIS would be even more embarrassing
av- presented il 1912. when q Presice
e. lsl e.ecuoa IS OF hand. II N
- D=II-7r IS elected II VIII DC a oe
- .s-sro1 bv the voters OF the 81
szs- nst county option aud agar
nc he s o clock closing law. Il ne
PIE defeated. il VIII Dc a declaration
.ow -svo- OF county option and n ta'
81 the s o'clock closing law.
other words. the voters uow na
va. an opportunity 20 decide whetl
We he State shall 20 backward or z
- ware on TIE liquor question.
present arguments in favor o. 60
-e@l backward would not only conCac
RON rhst 7 have already SAID or the s
pect iect. bit would embarsss ms n
,ine I Eght I expect 70 make hereafter
90 save cur party from the ocirn
- being the representative o. TIE
1or interests.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-09-22
Runaway in Town Sunday.

There was an exciting runaway
iowa town Sunday afternoon when
4 team belonging 70 Mr.. J. D. Bull
-ook fright al motorcycle and
-olted. II the vehicle were Mr.. anc
N~s. Blackwell MorT.s and ch-d anc
Young Mr.. Bull. TIE team rsn up
3otetourt street 70 Francis where the
Young man succeeded II stopping
he frightened animals.
M Morris Jumped from the We
aicle with his li1,le son. anc was
slightly injured. while the ch-d was
1-hurt. IS were the other occupants
n was z narrow escape Tor al.
There were ten motorcyclists II
party here from dom the Peninsula
Sunday. and their MACHINES not onll
frightened animals but greatly ois
-u-b-c services IN the churches Sun
T iay morning. When they Passe
/ through town they seemed 70 D
I racing. for they were running al
. lively speec.
There were also q number OF auu
7 noblists in Town Sunday. one G
Z coming from Pennsylvania, othe
/. from Newport News mostly.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-09-22
The Oyster Ground Situation.

Having settled his troubles with
the oyster tougers. Commissioner OF /
Fisheues w. Mcdonald Lee seemed
Yesterday on the verge Of serious
differences with some of the more
important James river planters. Nj.
c. Armstrong. for one. refused 10
recognize the right OF the oommis-
siorer to order planters 10 stop work
on the "debateable land" the leas-
ed ground which is alleged by the
tongers to be within the lines or the
BAYLOR survey. However. conter-
ence at Richmond yesterday between
| Governor Mann. Commissioner Lee.
| Mr.. Armstrong and others resulted
| in an agreement satisfactory TO all
| parties concerned.
The commissioner sgrsed to have
| Surveyor Ruediger complete the
work Of surveying the natural roos
al the points where Mr.. Armstrong
and others have leased grounds b'
Friday. Mr.. Armstrong. or III
part. agreed 10 have his men stoI
work in the disputed territory pend
, i ing the completion Of the survey a
these points.
In the event the rev line show
that the planters have leased POI
: | aons OF the natural rock, the com
/, mission will then have 70 proceed o
awful means 10 eject the lessees.
Troops have been held IN read
r ness to 90 TO the scene OF trouble
e should any occur. A truce na
!, 5een declared and It IS thought u
n | differences VIII soon be settled Il
s. he present.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-09-22

Un.ess President Taft becomes a.
'progressionist. CT insurgent,
5sfore TIE campaign for ne pres
6sncy opens. ne VIII stand 2 poor
show OF beng renoninatec. In
ssrgeacy hss swept me west and IS
gaining 10 strength Il the north and
east Tne wave OF Insurgency VI.
overwhe.m hin. unless he change
1 front even more than he has By
4 rscogr.z.ng both wings Of his parts
/ lie nay Be able 70 piacste then. %
e doubt i very much Iner'
\. seems 70 be a large number o. Re
/ ou5.icans VINO distrust TIE motive
. u Mr. Taft.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-09-22

The people Of Williamsburg are
the most generous CT EARN. Last
week charitable order appealed 70
them for si6 70 2 destitute family
and the sp0szl was not II VAN. %
q nan and his wife and lite ones
are enabses 70 get back 70 home and
friends. and our people have "a
pleasure Of having ceen % help Z
thsss fellow beiogs. And thst IS To
traess Feiigion after sll-the reiigiol
uat helps and counts II life. To
people Of Williamsburg never turn
deaf ear 70 the helpless. even Il the
ewr cpftsss are prstty slim.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-09-22
Farmers Should Respond.

Il snothe- Column Is Z 0-1-- III
eaton Hon NJ Bal. O. ne -oc~-
resl estate o-nce' = "l-c- - -
upon III Peninsula tzrHsFS . III
rish hin Win samples c. s--l o.
the1 pro6ucrs as NJ GO toE a tx
hioit a. TIE Srste Fz-r- ne Tsi--I-
suls farmers, oy Inel la----1 - =
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-09-22

We cannot believe that Ny Bryan
mas boiled. " Il the sense that We
use the tern here. and VII not reao
hin out CT the party unIl w hear
further his exact position. From
ne art Bryan papers. We expect
o-lv n;srepresentzuon OF anything
ne Nebrzskan does. So We ask or
readers % take what they say With
severz. grains OF salt. Inc Gazette
does not believe that &r. Bryan SAID
ae was going 70 oppose the noni
nee. CT that be VII vote against nm
he all probably make 10 sPeeche
and wrire 10 editorials toT the can
( d;dste. but Ne cannot believe ne VI.
I azat the election OF the Democrat
nominee. Should ne DO SO. then q
+ hss nut himself cut O. the party
4 ard can 10 longer Dc called regr
ar" WHAT effect that AL nav
u1on his influence II the party
readily understood.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-09-22
Biglers.

Bigiers. Va. Sept. 2l.-YOrk
River View school opened last week
with thirty-two scholars On roll with
others 20 enter yet. Miss Mary r.
Jones teacher.
Miss Ruth Hsndsford eft last
week for Lightfoot and opened
school there.
Capt. Joe Simonson keeps 10 r..
/ bed win very little improvement
I Miss Maggie Maynard entered
school al the W. +. l.
Mrs. George Gage has returned
home after spending the week a
/ Hampton visiting relatives.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-09-22

One of the best informed men on
the subject. has told The Gsz>tte
hat the real solution Of the oyster
question was the leasing out OF the
natural rocks 10 the highest bidder.
This gentleman says thstundsr pres
ent conditions. the oyster industry
IS doomed. 1t means now. he
said. "a few millionaire planters sno
hordes OF psuper tongers- We
know vsrv Erle about the question.
but II strikes Us as one OF the best
WAYS not to settle the question sat
isfactorily IS a continuance OF sp.
pointing men Oh the State Board o.
Fisheries who know nothing aoou
- question. When 2 board IS ap
pointed. the governor making m
appointment. having some Poluoa
tavonts 10 reward. goes to South
west Virginia or the western part c
ne state Tor members. These me
nav be intelligent and honorao.
/ neu. but their knowledge OF n
oyster question. like ours. Is yer
limited. Practical men who unoe
I stand the question BY contact shou
4 compose the board.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-09-22
We q, r.,r eertain ,hs, ,he tims

We are very certain that the time
IS ripe for the organization here OF a
board of trade. or business mems
association. It's evident We need
one. and it Is to be hoped that the
men OF the town can Get together at
an early date. VIII not some OF
our business men take hold Of the
matter without delsy1
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-09-22

Il developed in the mass meeting
n the courthouse this morning that
Williamsburg IS Disseminated
sgainstin freig u rates. For insunce.
The freight from Richmond 70 New
port News Is 25 cents the barrel OF
oil. while 10 stop and Pur il of al
Williamsburg the rairca5 charges
so cents extra. Cakes shipped BY
he rslros6 20 the same point costs
IL cents: 70 get the sane quantity
oe-e costs y cents. Agriculture
line IN Norfolk costs S per ton; II
Williamsburg $40. The freigh
makes il prohi5suve here. Fe-uiz@
ov railway costs $40 from Rich
noad and sI.IO from Norfolk.
f w.u cost 50 cents BY water trcr
+ Norfolk. and probably 20 cen
from Richmond. On coal the say
ing BY water would be even large
4 With this information betors then
In Is preuy certain that Capt. Hai
uun and Ny. Tonge VII recommer
that the survey Of Archer's Hoi
rver &c made. We CO not see &c
they can 90 otherwise.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-09-22

DR.. Nav Farirhoit Jones, who
.sught physiology In Winthrop 20.
lege il South Carolina, last session.
caves September 10th Tor Oklahoma
where she has accepted the position
OF resident physician II the Chioka-
sha Industrial Institute and Col
'ege.-West Point News.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-09-22

Those giving Information about
he commodities shipped into VII
isms5ufg ia large quantities. eyi-
6enuy overlooked booze. The saw
M on that staple product ought &C
be worth about al the enterpriss
would cost
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-09-22

A very important meeting OF
SDotswood Council No. IS. u. o.
n. A. NJ. will DC held on Thursday
uigat. September q. a. 7;30 0 clock.
10 their hall in Williamsburg Bank
building. All members are request
ed 70 be present. as business Of i'm
oortsnce demands your attention.
Three candidates are 70 DC initiated
sane svening,-E. II. Proctor. Sec
rotary,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-09-22

The investigation OF the Second
District primary election has barely
oeguo. ard lirtle has developed that
IS Of interest q tie public. The
week thus Tar has been taken Up II
preliminary arrangements. and the
resl work Vii Dc done next week.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-09-22

On tie fourth page Of this paper
ia communication. signed Hot-
water" written BY an old veteran. :
Democrat Of Democrats. and one Of
tie best citizeus % the county. Nv
idendy the people. OF some o. them
are getting tired Of the bosses.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-09-22

Ladies and girls to work
I'm Our mill. We manuiac-
rure light weight balbriggan
underwear and our work II
EASY to learn and we Will
keep YOU busy the entire
year. Ne pay good Tages
while learning. No expert
-nce necessary. Address.
NORFOLK kN ! L Il l \ q
NILLCORPORATION, Nor.
iolk. Va. lo--