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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1910-10-05
LOCAL NOTICES.

Notices will be inserted in this column in
reading matter type at the rate of OF ten cents
line for subsequent insertions of the same
copy.
Get your shoe repairing done at Ed.
Berry's shop, in basement 81 Pearl
street. Tapping and heeling ladies shoes.
SO cents; gents. rs cents; straight tap
ping, so cents; rubber heels. SO cents;
chair seating all kinds; sa W filing.
MRS. Stella Folsom will have her fall
Millinery Opening Thursday and Friday
of this week. All are cordially invited.
Taxicab at your call day or night.
Wright Garage. Both telephones
Mrs. H. B. Gordon announces her
opening of pattern and ready to wear
hats on Thursday and Friday of this
week, also at the same time a sample
line of art goods from Cutler Brothers.
Mrs. E. M. Harris and Mrs. Cleora Lane
will hold their opening of fall millinery
on Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. Belknap will hold her millinery
opening Saturday. The ladies of St.
Johnsbury and vicinity are cordially
invited.
Ella Williamson Weeks and Hattie
Williamson Reod announce their millin-
cry opening Wednesday and Thursday OF
this week Miss Edith Brown is again
trimming for them after working four
weeks at 6. R. Fisk's & Co, Boston.
The w. II. NJ. U. of the South church
will serve a supper Friday evening at
80, which will be followed by musical
program. and a dialect reading by Rev.
Peter Black. Admission IS cents, chill
dren, Is cents.
MENU
Mashed Potatoes, Beef Loaf,
Rolls and Salad, Cake and Sherbet,
Madame Cote, an experienced milliner
from Boston, announces her opening on
Saturday, Pctober /, at her new store
at SO Eastern avenue. All ladies of the
town are cordially invited
Cure your cold with Almon's Cold
Tablets, 25 cents a box at Searles' drug
store.
If you have diarrhoea or dysentery get a
bottle of Searles Blackberry Cordial
only 25c.
Spring Water only used at Searles'
Soda Fountain.
F. Willard Magoon, Magnetic Healer
| Citizens Bank Block, Consultation Free
| Phone 64-11.
First class dressmaking done at Mrs
Efie Patrick's.
have now on hand the Coffee sold at
| the Fairbanks Grocery store, known as
the Fairbanks Special Blend of Coffee,
35 cents per pound. A. H. Gleason.
| For that tired and worn out feeling
| take Searles' Compound Syrup of Hypo-
phosphites, 79 cents a bottle.
| Use American Liver Tablets.
| Use American Throat Tablets.
| Get your shoe repairing done at Ed
Berry's shop in Estabrooks' House,
Railroad street.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1910-10-05
THE VERDICT REVERSED.
Supreme Court Decide in Favor of
Peacham Academy.

supreme court OoC1O0 IN FaVOr OF
Peacham Academy.
Yesterday the Supreme court at
Montpelier decided the case of Gale
donia County Grammar school VS..
George T. Howard ct al. The action
was one of ejectment for lot of
land in Hardwick which Alden E.
Judevine claimed during his life time
and the timber on which lot Mr.
Judevine's executors Judge, H. H
Powers and Hamilton Peck sold to
George T. Howard. The present
trustees of the grammar school did
not know of this lot until 1909, when
they began the present action At
the trial in June the county court
ordered verdict and judgment for
the defendants. This judgment the
supreme court now reyerses and
holds that the plaintiff was trunant
in common in all the lands in Hard
wick not lawfully taken up and that
plaintiff can maintain it's action.
The plaintiff claims the timber was
worth $4,000 or more.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1910-10-05
U. s. DISTRICT COURT.
Alleged Post Once Thieves to Be
Taken From Here for Hearing.


District Attorney Alexander Dun
nett goes to Rutland next Monday
to attend the opening Of the United
States district and circuit courts.
This will be grand jury and petit
jury term and e4lere are some inn
portant cases of local interest to
come before the. grand jury. The
case of Curtis Stoddard of West
Burke, charged with smuggling
liquor into the United States from
Canada, will be heard.
James Harrington and John Doe,
alias Richard Roe, two typical yegg-
men, who were arrested for burglary
of the East Ryegate post Office last
spring and have since been confined
in the local jail, will be taken to
Rutland for hearing. These two
men are as desperate characters as
have been recently confined in this
jail and they are wanted for the
burglary of the post Office at Bath,
n. H., and it is thought they might
have been impncated in other post
Office robberies in this vicinity.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1910-10-05
BREAK GROUND TODAY.
Work to Be Commenced on the New
PiIlsbury & Baldwin Factory
on the Meadow.

1t is expected ground will be
broken today for the new Pillsbury
and Baldwin factory, the new indus
try, which is to be moved here from
Barton. The corporation has pur-
chased a site of from an acre to an
acre and quarter of land. The
greater part of it was purchased
from the north end of the National
Flooring company's property and the
rest was purchased from the Boston
& Maine railroad and adjoins the
other land.
The work of building the new fac
tory will be pushed as fast as pos
sible as the fire in the plant at Bar
ton hampers the company in the con-
duct of it's work there.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1910-10-05

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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1910-10-05
Railroad Buys Land.

The Boston and Maine has bought
of the E. and T. Fairbanks & Co.,
Is acres of meadow land lying east
of the village and between the rail-
road yards and the Passumpsic
river. No statement is made regard
ing what the railroad intends to do
with the land but it is understood
there will be no extensive develop
ments there at present.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1910-10-05
Stock market records show

that few men make money there but many
lose part or all they have and wear them
pu1sory saving, encourages thrift protects
credit and enables man to surely provide
for his family. National Life Ins Co. of vt
lMutua1-)
w. w. SPRAGUE 81 SON,
Gen. Agents of Northeastern Vermont
St. Johnsbury, Vermont.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1910-10-05
FRATERNITY MEETINGS.

Passumpsic Lodge, No. q. F. and a. NJ.
Regular Communication Thursday even-
ing, October %.
CLARENCE e. MORSE, w. M.
DELos NJ. BACON. Secretary
Palestine commandery, No. S, K. T.
Stated Conc1ave, Tuesday eve, Oct. Is.
EDMUND P. HAMILTON, 3. c.
DELoS NJ. BACON. Recorder.
Haswen Royal Arch Chapter. No. IL.
Stated Convocation, Oct. FL. The NJ NJ
M degree will be conferred at this Convoea-
tion.
CHARLES BENNETT, H. p.
DELos M. BACON. Secretary.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1910-10-05
Haswe1l Royal Arch chapter. No. II.
KNIGHTS of Pythias.

Regular Convention of Apollo Lodge, No
2, Tuesday evening, Oct. II.
H. W. ELLIS. K.R, S.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-07

NEW YORK. - Special. - fifteen
vear-oiG Nciiie Rousnen. who lives az
Isl Flfficth Street, Brooklyn. is IN n
serious condition IN the Norwegian
Hospital
Nctfe. with her sister. Bertha had
attended party sunday night and re
turned o. their home about > A. "a
While preparing 90 retire Nellie dis
covered that her corset string had BE-
cor1e knnftci. She struck a match
and placed iI.nVa inst ire knot
Her other cioth'nE Instantly hecaIne
syn ted art ehn screamed Tor help
Bertha who VAS tu 4rtfhtI rusu8
heard tho cries and wra l.f.nE "a rlank
GO around her sister. ranore1 90 er
ffnrrfeh thc farncs
she wiu probably recover
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-07

not informed Mr.. Ballinser OF WHAT
Dudley had told him.
..Do you mean 20 say that yor have
been here for thirty days and nave
not communicated that importa9t
matter 20 anyone1~ asked Representa-
tive James.
mo. sir I don't think have. re-
piled The witness. Love went on 70
say ne did not believe Golfers Week
" e~Iraed Dudley 10 testify 70 any
thing hpt what they believed ana ne
believed 20 be the truth Upon &c
mand OF Representative Madison ana
Representatlve James the committee
voted 20 call Dudley as witness. and
/ he wi be summoned.
In answer TO questions by Senator
| Purcell and senator Fletcher Love
said that Dudley did not appear e
resent me oner made 10 him by Col
| tiers Weekly.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-07
PROHIBITION PUTS
CHECK on RACE SUICIDE

CHICAGO. ILL - Special. - Gov
ernOr Walter r. Stubbs. OF Kansas. in
"a speech Sunday put his foot on the
uecks" OF those who maintain that
prohibition brings commercial ruin 20
community. He cited the expert
ence OF Kansas as showing that prohi-
hitiou stopped race suicide and eu-
cOuraged savings bank accounts
las a result OF prohibition in KAN
sas." said Governor Stubbs. the peO-
pie are better fed. better clothed,
have finer homes larger families and
bigger bank accounts It was said
three years ago that the wiping out
OF Wichita's forty seven saloons would
ruin the town. Today that town has
doubled its population. more than
doubled its bank accounts, has bet
Ger people, less crime. more schools
and more Intelligence. 1 have letter'
+ and kilograms from the mayors o.
twenty cities and towns, from twenty
nine district judges and from chiefs o
+ police and an agree that the day pro
. nlbition went into eject 81 hansa
was the brightest Ira that states MS
( tory
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-07
cArANIA sICILY.

CATANIA. SICILY. - SpeciA1- -
VsnlrininGs. caused directly ~ me
eruption Of Mt. Esna. Nouaay added %
the terror OF the p-ric- strickcn peas
arfry and TIRE tr.a.a % tne ref gees
The heat from AVA and the era
tera. rising. rrotr...s atrucsphrrlc Dis
t1rrances and srl.. .nls which race
.ncut me devastated country and
threaten thc DISTRICTS unframed ~
che eruption Tctar there were indt-
atoms tnaf TIRE .t.rlrD vas arepar-
~ Cor a n1irhtier e1tturst than any
10 recenf ycers. tne ttsa choking The
.rntrrs stoppiaE tae Cow trst acted
.e IS safety alIre. There ~ nov dan
etr of 81 EEantlc eNplcete1. snich
rr.rnt tear the mountain aslraer-
prank perrct. fre BROOKLYN Folca-
-nfo1ssf and f'referscr E,.rro. who
nad charge 81 fhe Etua chsers atcry.
fnHrv remained near ere cratera.
rnnreh urrr begged tnefn e. leave
rrer pers sted in rsE4ns tarif ives
fHr science.
rhr asra~ce 90 che lava streams.
wien tnr strniv from the crafcre and
r-slrrs COR nlf .e l.rr.r sn.nr iu speed
aet to-day Was almost in perDe ntlelc
IEe low Temp flre--ruIuN tna
freezing un.ut To-day. af one Tune tNen-
.r-Mrr Inerere above Eero-~-ora con-
f.uura raIn anI sroe ada to tne aut'
r.r.rg of One rff.erea
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-07
BOY, FOUR. HUNTS DOCTOR
ron POOR HURT PUFFY

NEW YORK Speclal--Flufy and
Pumy are two Tiny chicks, little oSslils
OF yellow down. Dc lonEtne ID, n, -.,sa
Cowles i9 sg,, ,,sb Thc chicks ssere
given 20 him Easter SUNDAY an9 ne
Snthusiastically undertook their educa-
NoSie look the chicks into the yard
Yesterday morning 60 let them ~.
around. lie was haFlhs 81 - 49, a.
when there appeared on tle notiA t, q
black cat. the property OK MISS -sut.
Spraguc. three years old. who hFes
The cot took one glance. then one
snrfnw and seized Puuy in her CT .e
jaws. runy screamed TOT ne.p "a l-s
pe-ee-r.u. Noble darted Go the rcscue
land urr hncd tne cat The cav tui ute
and scratched him severely Lnen ,--,.r- SS,
took 81, aln1- lnousl -e ... r.
had not been on sprahlns .li- ~.
several days, an was torEntt,n
she saw che boys peril sle oea. ND. ,n'
r-,-er tnen tie cat might have wo'
lfhe conner of thc house and made 70
no can She dropped L.n rNI
.csttleT over fence and QUO ~ slsh'
.nrrirf I.r into che house. Are- Cow
r.r.r. I..r and announced tnat NI
-ar wa H..trn. she a.rn
Inothir- about &C.. lie quietly left pa
house Fl. fud doctor g" nN his prt
Te.o noars orterward patroir1a
|DrrIe. e.nfforv found tne NL.le N
-lvfur Butterfly ON llntbush AFen,i
/ o..-. lIon. close a.. and there tca.
p |rrnv ,..r. Ine1 to II. .f.nanL l'a,
81 |fnat Dr. ras hunfinE .'c..
-. home. ana reached thsre iust
- .Ie fatHer arrived from nune
-Ioncc. lc made q n.1t .. ... n
count. OBJ |Unf|r...-t H
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-07
IKE ANOTHER NARClssUs,
DssROBEs NEAR FOUNTAIN

NEW YORK -Special--Persons NAs
haupened 10 be- an Jnion square 49,
rne fountain al about 30 . eioSA A-e'
,-.-ll- IA .tssaa youth begin 90 otsfoee
Hr took on bis hat and laid ~ en- "a
..rouna Then his coat And ~assse go
,,..,~., -..fnovsd. carefully folded ana p-t
~f+r fre hat Most % his other gar
ln. ul1 follow ga. 49,
Ia r,.rrolrsau Koch reached tnc No4n4
---~ fnst IN time 10 prevent him fFq1a
-.trIv dlsroDlug- Eie was taNen ~
49, -hslfrr of the summer house AZ
r"r rnrtnern end of me square ane ~
srlh4Iance summoned tfuin lAe 49,
fo Rerievoa Hospital f0r oosef ttie" -7
81 .fs sanity fie said Dee @4s a.
nhouse fteg nolos- nlnc- .tA'
..rrr.far aud worked ma efoAct ~
fes La wall street. 1ut would not $50
m. name OF she DlUAcf. itr l.-4
.rerer. wore 2 diamond pan and cNfitc-
4 heavy sold watch.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-07
DANYHLE AUTO SPEEDERS
PUNISHED By COURT

DANVIII.E. VA. - Special - joy
riders in Danviue escaped lightly
when ten OF them were arraigned TOT
violating the local speed limit law OF
si,-br ronrs an hour. Seven we'll
known citizens and three negro
chauffeurs were convicted on the evil
dence Of policemen who hau tinee
their flying cars. and each was fined
S25O This fine for hrst oftense VIII
doubtless be made heavier hereatt yer.
~ eTort TO enforce the ordinance
being in its incipiency. The number
Of automobiles lu this city mas IN
creased amazingly IN the last two
wears. and the seven-mile stretch OF
new nacadamized road from DanVlue
to Pleasant Cap Is much freGuentec
IN, the riders. County officers are or
the alert. however. for violators o.
the general statute.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-07
$4,000 MINERS
TO 60 ON STRIKE

CHICAGO. Ill -- Special. -
shutdown % the Illinois coal mlnrN
Will take place On April sst unless
some agreement D. reported Re
ttvren the $4,000 miners RE6 thc
ossrrafor-. The miners ash Tor al
increase In wages bat ahc opera
tor. fnaiar 40 Increase can ne Etfen
because OF economic reasons
meeting 90 a joIns wage scate com
ptltfre viii be acid Ia Chicago - 40
EFFORT 80 reach n srttsruent. Ae~
miners 90 Indiana sad ~ e@trFn
Pennsyivanta have anHonncre
,.rtIltnero-.s 90 settle their dincr-
rocr. Ga = basis OF cents e toa.
Ear screeard coaL
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-07
INDICr MERCHANTS
FOR UNDERBfiiING

ATLANTA. CA Special. she in-
spectors for the Interstate COM mti.r
Comm, ,ssfon will probably arrive lu
Atlanta in few days They are oN
a tour ~ inspection. because they nov
secured Information. SO 60 ls stIo- lnt.
a number az merchants and manuia--
turcrs throughout the country Day
been undertaking or shipping frc.snt
over the railroads that weighed more
than the bills OF lading called for.
Already there have been h1ltt
ments az Catiettsburg, Ky. ~ An ONO
concern. and az Charleston OF q meF-
chant in Orangeburg, s. a..
M is said that the inspectors haF'
secured information which leads tneu
10 believe that business houses ln AZ
llanta may have underoileo some
their shipments. IL this IS true tner
viii probably be some lndictpnent
E here.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-07
OBSERVATORY To PICK
COMET FROM SPACE

LAKE GENEVA. Special
Within a few DAYS the great Yerkes
telescope at the Williams Bay Obser-
vatory CT the University OF Chicago Will
pick out from space HALEY 8 comet. Tor
whose appearance an the astronomer
OF the West are watching AZ pres
ent the comet IS hidden BY the oril
Ifancv OF the sun. around which o. is
INST cornuIeting its para bolic orbit, hut
the comet has now passed the sun anu
Will soon be within reach % the Fre41
Telescope The comet viii De visible
within three weeks. and from then un-
til Nav 18Th. when it attalns It's great
est brilliancy. IL viii become palmer
nightly. -----
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-07
ROOSEVELT SCORES
NATIONALIST PARTX

CAIRO. - Special - Jnauected oy
the storm OF protest from the Ma
,to,riiStS against hin condemnation OF
thafr methods aad principles. Iheo-
aOre Roosevelt. IA his address oe1orc
the University OF Egypt Mcnday--tne
most Important event OF his xist 20
Ezypt--censore the entire cAIon-
- r,ovsrnenf and held the leaders
~ n ifrectfy responsible for the a.
suaSsinatson last month o. krenator
Foutres Pasha. who WAS killed oy
student
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-07
BUILD ABBEY AT
SOLDIERS HOME
Trustees Decide So Accept O6cr OF the
state. But Are Grateful % City
al Richmond.


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t- ..,....t..r f.N Governor William
fl,l..e. ,f.rr and which has been ac
49,, rv -ba aNecurfVe committee
+s,,.- rs .rthorirv of the association
co.'s Annie space.
9TH. lsr5 mus occurred is Ettl
49,. tb+, r,ro cft.- blocks. OK. 30 dii
s.rs,,ti,. eVDressef ia fronts ON On
ecnie,ar5 "a little r-ore than 80 Zee
and INNS hack nearly sou feet tn
See 10 s,lsceptiblt. of tine treatment D
Il ,,r,Derenf langScarc gardener. an
our general idea is first. of course,
erect "a building worthy Of the ms
TO which IL Will be dedicated and {
nut IL I'm what viii really Doe a oeaut
fnl little park.
we will at once proceed TO secui
a design for the building. We nav
n concluded that. under all the circuh
$ stances that this locality. identlne
On as IL is with the history aud memory
"a of the Soldiers Home. VIII be an ioe
place for the building, which IS o
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-07
CHARGE GOLFERS
WITH BRIBERY
SAYS Golfers Weekly Wanted 70 Pay
Witness ia Ballmger Case.

WASHINGTON. ID. Special
Charec~ i.siWatiug bsibcrA were
contained pa the evidence brought
out Saturday before the Ball
Hngcr- Piuchst inNc~ti@aNus conn
mittcc. nitcd States Marshal A.
Il. Love. CT Fairbanks. Ala~ku-
formerly special agent oi the IN
terror Department. WAS on the
witness stand under CrO~~-cNam-
ination by Attorney Brandci~- lie
was being intcTrogatcd upon "a
conversation which hc had had
with John ". Dudley. FORMERLY
Register and Receiver of the Land
Once at Juneau. Alaska. A. MT
Brandcis lad about concluded his
inquiry MIR. Love remarked Incl
dentalIy. And I can tell you
something more Dudley said
What Il that?" asked Bran
~He told me that Golfers
Weekly had minated 10 him
that il would be worth from So
900 10 $4,000 for him TO come 10
Washington and testify
Committee Was Aroused.
Instantly the members OF the com
rnittee were aroused and the witness
as subjected 10 a rigid examination
bv Representatives Madison an'
James. -.
llOns NrlAaetttNtN1 - -
isOn. ~.
1--WE met in the Occidental Hots
ar Juneau" Love went on, and Dnu
lev said he had been superseded a
register. anG that as matter OF rae
he was making more money than eve
before ia the land business lie the
told me ne had received an lntllha
ton from Golfers Weekly that
would be North from $4,000 10 SlV
600 for him 10 testify In Washihs
ton"
Did you understand from that IN.
he intended 20 convey the idea w
Golfers weekly wanted 10 bride M
TO testify 8" asked Representau'
Madison.
.'Not a. bribe him, but TO pay him
replied the witness
lyon are able 20 draw a inner III
Of distinction than 1 am, said Ike
resentative Madison
Love Was Let Out.
Mr.. Love said that Dudley CO.
r,afned TO him that he had been
ON OF the register and receive
Once. and that he was going 20 "a
the matter up with the Interior -
Dartnent. Love said that Dudley n
reouested him 20 tell Mr. Ballinser
che intlmation he had received ir'
Golfers Weekly. but that ne NO'
testify for Ballinger II ne came
washington. Love said that ne
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-07
SENATOR DANIEL
HOLDING HIS OWN

DAYT0NA. PA. - Special
s>eHafor Daniel A. t1osdinE hi- own,
and the Improvement shown tn
the past two days Lao bccn nii
that his physicfan< espcCtrtt- The
Gonna has disappeared. out tire
dcr~." said Dr. Chostning la-t
night.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-07

seThat was some more useless Wor-
rying I did"
"As 70 hOw7"
Il thought vaudeville this winter
would be overrun with Eskimo quar-
tets. but Il hash been.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-07
-, Hold ENp0sltlon.

WAsHI.>. IrON. I'D. D-. April --
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt. 10 was
learned r.r viii he invited GO bee
come ur.- sent OF the exposition to
he held .r col. ebratiou ~ the compile
tion OF thr Panama canal in ISL ?.
4 movement backed hy ioaniur nNsi-
ness aua %. tessionai men OF this city.
has been started for tne purpose '.
f-Sr,.-e d.. former President to he-
come tr. active head ol tne ceIelE"
tfon n e - hc.d in Weshin CON. nc
,f.r rn -... colonel Roosevelt head
th. expos t.l win Doe discussed. Witn
ofner rn..f.-s conccrnlug tne cam
r,,..,, d. ....In the exposition loi
VVash.rrtUn at meetir-s of the i'oar,
of Trace arl the Chamtcr ot com
merce u.,f Monday and tuesday
Next f-..A De- ls pr, lr'ie c.'.t
cram uII tn scl- 90 Cn o1cl l.ons
1eIt advising him OF the plan.
Do is leloeel he VIII accept tne ODD
Xitatlou.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-07

.son. Why did you play truAnt and
go skating todayT -.
me 90 bed for last niEhtE
why, no-What-F -
~For asking fool questionsE --N~lsNS-
land Leader
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-07
WRIRLWtND ADDS
To PEOPLES TERROR

Steam Issuing PROM Mountain
Side Give Ir6icaions Of New
E-rp.;ozs on Vesuvlus-Closs
Watch Kept By Scientists
on Both Craters.