davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-04-14

The chap who cries over spilled
milk is likely to be accused Of dilu.
ton
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-10-27
Lokales.
Die GairL

Sic Siiomeit-Seras @efliiael Ml-
location bat bei6lolien, einen BE.
der als ben &reis fir Die bette &c
Notwithstanding ouf Der Sair ats
aulesen. Gin &o1nite beItebeno nus
ben 9erren g. 6. @eterionu @ll,
Cigar, 50. S. Sbermerborn 9. L.
Wolib uno gbos. S. 9foiip, lit err
nannt, oieien 9eber mls5uma6lcr
@r muB 5neimal %getponnen mer0en.
UNI I'M permaneltten 9elis 5u blei.
ben. Die @eienihaft miro cine gro.
be @usiteal1ng allf Der Sair Gatel
uno fat ben 6. Sftober ols u@eilii,
gel-Sog" be5eibnet.
0ie Sanoelsfamnler bat 6as 9(n-
erbieten Ser Sair-@ eieai6oft Dor
freiem &aum in Ser gl~us1teultnas,
baae angenommell uno miro DOR
cine Representative MuslteIlnng rot
in San Mntonio bergeltenten SaGri
faten einridten.
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q $.

= Ser @ert oes lteuerbaren 81
gentunls in Ser Stoot 9allos miro
6ies Sabr NIT $75,283,925 o1ee-
geben> I'M $12,995,t96 mebr oTs
int lebten Sabr.
Morf GodeIter> cin iu1laer
Manlt, ser oneefloet luar, in ser
@6be BON @enus, SobnIon goltntpl
einell Moroangriff otf eth oltes
@bepoar 1talltens 2ogsoen gelnahi
51 bobelL bat ii6 in @erid. 5u
@aro6adie iduloig befannt unb
lit 51t 81 Sobren 3uhtbolls pcrur.
teilt moroen. Gen beioen often 2eit.
ten por in ser Nadt bes IS. Suli
oieies Sabr, mabrenb iie i6licfea,
Der Sails nit einenl .SoIdenmeiler
ourdi6nitten moroen. Ger @erood,t
sic Sat begor1gen 5u baben, lenfte
lid orf &o6eiter ua1o Ser ilinae
Wann milrbe 5mei ooer orei So1c
ipoter in Sarrant Gountp feitgeHeln-
men.
Ser Nopofat 8rodman. Der
Dienitag obeno in @oiilton an Ser
gfe Ser Sronflin aperlle uno orr
Son Socirtto StraBe gei6oiien muir
De, lit g%eitorben.
9as neutrality-suspicious.
eeriht in Muitin bat ous l1rteil
iiber Sobn Gurop BON ltpoloe,
Senrp 2ott bon 9oipie uno Ml!en
@renoen bon 2ibertp County beita=
tigt. Iue orei lparen 8m lebenS-
ldngli6em 3udtbaus perurteilt.
Die uSeras @oob &oabs Con-
BENTON III 0allas bat 8ei6lui'e
ongenommen, in benen Die @inrid)-
tung zines itaatliden 2anoitrasea.
8eportements enlpfoblen miro.
@rs Soulton miro Der Sob
BON George @oporo Sinridien, Ell
mem olten oeuti6en 8emobner jener
Stoot, gemelbet.
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Ser Ganb pum Gsenitpdam.

Gem uGaas" miro aus g5enIto-
bau gemeloet: 8ie nod erinner-
lid, murbe Dor einem Sabre iii Der
neltberibmten @naoentirhe in
@5enito6ou Elm fred)er ginbrl;hs-
oiebItabl peribt, BEL mel1em nnter
anoerem Ser nit 9erlen beiate Meatl-
tel oes Wtarienbiloes, Die Brilliant
fronen Der Wuttergottes uno oes
Seiufinoes, iplpie eine gn5abl ipert-
poIler @otipgei6enfe geraubt nrr.
ben. Nunmebr purbe feitgelte1F,
oaB Der ginbri6 BON Dem aloltc.-
monde 9oma5 Mac5o9 nit 9iilia
zines &loIteroieners periibt pl,rbc.
Mac5ob fliidtete nod Dem gi,lbrn,
DIE uno fiibrte nit ieiner @eliebtcn,
Der Selepboniitin &r3pconoirsfa
aus 2o05, in @aridau uno onocren
Staoten, o%ffenbar aug Dem @rlric
zines Seiles Ser Minioheftbeute, ein
beri9menoeriihes 2eben. @leidaei,
tig murbe erboben, baB nit DEM
MsiIIionenrnlb cine Morotat III
8%erbinbune itebt, ipelde Dor eini.
gen Monaten groBes @ufiebelf Ell,
reete. @rfang 4reuit muroe aus
benz 9orftei6 in 3alacp Elm man'li-
der perltiimmelter 2eidnom gc5o.
gen. @r mar in @inien eingehilllt,
Die auideineno als golitermatcriaI
fir Elm Sofa geoient batten. Ser
@arfdauer BoliSei lift es ~eelungcu,
eillen Mituiiier oes 8erbredens in
Der Yerion zines 9roldfenfutidyers
81 ermitteln. Dieie Spur fiihrtc
CUR gufoefung zines fur1tbaren
gerbredens. Der 33idbrige Mon9
Wac5oh bepog ieinen 9rllbcr
@en5el, Die 26idbrige @elenc
Sltrolpsfa 81 beiraten. @ah Der
8erebelidung Der iungen Qeute Der.
febrte Der 8ater ofters in ihrem
5eim. 9lobli9 perihluano @er,el
aus @aridau. Seine Srou CT.
5ablte, oaB er iid allf einer@eiddfts-
reiie befinoe. Stun lit es ermieIen.
BOB Der l1ngliiflide bon ieinem
gruoer in elmer aloiter5eae nit
@ilfe oes 4loiteroieners ernloroet
puroe. geioe 5~eritiideften Sen
2eidynnm, podten i'm in ginien elm
uno fubren NIT Dem grauiieen &C.
pdf in Dem @agen ocs 0roi9fene
fitfiders an BEN Sei9. Sier morfcn
lie Den 2eidnam in's @aiier llno
ihmoren aeeenieitig, uber Die Eat
StiaIdtpeigen 81 beipabren. 9luf Scr
&iiffabrt 8fuang Der M0nd bon
Dem 9roidfenfutider Dos Ser
ipref]en, ben Sdmur niht ST. pcrra.
ten. &iir5lid fam Moc5oh md
@ari6au uto lit feitoem nit ieiner
iulleen Sdndgerin ipitrlos per-
ihnunoen. Iu6 Der a~loiteroicfer
nilo elm onberer Wonh beg Molters
finb fliihtie. Mebrere 8~Ioiteroiener
iino perbaftet mprbeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-10-27

Sic botte iebr raid geiprot'en,
nun i6miee iie, tief Item bole.'o.
Limb oas bot er Dir olles ge-
idrieben @nne Morie IN ienem
8riefe poreeltern?"
plies, Santel"
Limb S%ulanne2"
SD meiB es nibt". erpiocrte
tie, lid iab iie nidt an, uno gelrro.
6en bat iie nidt. Das Slid mad)t
mol itumm," lebte iie pie frageno
6in6u; es flong, aIs iuollte iie ia
gen: SD meiB es nidt, ih felule
ia bas @liid ni6t!"
ySag' mir MIR ems, liebes, 81.
tes 8ino," Bat id, unb ergriff lire
Sonb. vSit Dir wirfIid nietnals
Ger @eoanfe gefomn1e,t, boB alons
cine Neigune fir oas i6one, Jun
sc @eifopf folien fonnte2"
Sic i6ipieg cine @eile uno fire
grult bpb iid in unierbriid.pm
@einen. Stein, ioete iie oonll i'd
batte ME geoadt, boB ct ii6 nod
elmer 8iftblume biiden ipiiroe."
IS lag cine unenolide 9itterfett,
elm eroBes @eb in Sen paar Mor-
ten, uno, als bdtte Tie 5upiel ge'ogt,
fIiilterte tie: u@r lit mein einsiger
8r1berl" l1no Damn, nidt mebr ger
rim ibrer 8eipegung, rief tie. oie
@dnoe bot bas @eit6t i6lagcro
ultno i6 fam i'm nidt einmal 5u=
riidbalten, i) fonn i'm nibt bemoB-
rem Dor elmer @nttauidung, id; ba.
be ia fein gfedt oa5u!" gs floag
fpie ein miloer S6mer3ensi6rei nnO
ein beiBer 9ranenitrom qllon 8mi<
i6en ibren Singern berbor.
Sd trat 5u ibr, I'M tie trot!eno
gu umfaiIen, aber iie mebrte baitig
ab. u2aB mid aaein, i6 pollte ia
nidt meinen; i1 oo1te, ib mere
Itarfer," uno, bas Saidentl,6 Der.
b~or5iebenoA bog iie in ben nathI;en
idottigen Gang Elm.
Nortieauno fol1t)
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Gin S,tnnel bnrd Ben Mont6lane.

9on Der fran5oiii6en ll1lo ito!ienl-
ihen &egierung iino 9elegierte cr<
nannt, Die bie Srage Der Dura)bo6-
rung oes Montblonc griinolid pril-
fen iollen; uoboem iie fir5lih in
Nom ounl erlten Mole 5niomnlenge.
treter marel1, iollen nod int 2altfe
oes Serbites meitere 9eroturacli
l%tattfinben. Ser 8e0onfe, einen
gunnel onr6 ben Montblane SIT
bauen, eriheint, 10 fiibrt eine frol-
5oiiide 3eiti6rift bo5u aus, belou-
oers fiibn, menn man an Die &obc
oes 8ererieien uub oie geipaltioen
@letider, Die i'm beoefen, ocllft.
Sn @irfli6feit miirbe inoeiien oic
Qusfiibrullo zines iolhen Snllrels
feline beionoeren te6nii6en Sduie-
rigfeiten bietert, ieoenfaIls feille GRO
Beren, als Elm gllnneI bur1 Den
ct. @ottboro uno ben Mpnt Gcnis.
Ger Montblanc-G lnnel miro 1lGlll-
li6 niht, mie lnall a1l5unebmen &C.
neiet lit, ser lallolte in europa
lem ba nas MoiIip oes Montblanc,
oas iid 10 bod ernportiirmt, per-
6altnismabig i9nal lit. Ser 1iin-
mel, Ser oie fran5oiiide Seite init
Der italicnii6en berbinoen luiirne.
bate mr. cine 21uee Don 49,
@1ntr., mabreno Der ct. @ottboro.
SunneI eipa Ia unb ser Simplon-
Slinnel loeor 20 amltr. ntibt. Wab-
reno man Dor einigen Subren Gen
sunnels, oie 6llrd Sic 8aiis Der
geree fiibren; burdaus ben 8cr-
5ug CAB, ba ouf oieie @eiie Ole 70.
ben Steigungen fiir bie 3iige per-
mieoen tperoen, neigt man beute bod
lpieoer eber ooau, Die gitnnels mebr
in Ser @obe burdaufibrcn, ga Sic
Mrbeiten beim @au oes Simplon-
9unnels Die b%eionberen, burd sic
9obenbeldaffenbeit Derporeernfenen
Sdipieriefeiten bei elmer Dltrt.
bobrirng am SuBe bes @erges bobcll
erfenl,en loiien. @abreno Err
Sinlplon-9unne nur 700 Mtr. bod,
liegt, iou Ser Montblanc-9 urmeI
in Sronfrei1 in ITO Mtr. @obe bei
9aconna5 in Ser Nabe BONG bamonir
beginner uno ouf Der itolieniid,en
Seite in etmas groBerer Sobe Bel
gntrepes in Ser M6be BON goltre
mopeur enoen. l1eberroidungea
iino auf bieier Strefe mid. su
furhten, oo oas garae Maiiip aus
feiten @eiteinsmoiien beltebt. 9ie
Montblonc-2inie miiroe SoltSa,
poie nit Dem Sal BON Molto perbilt-
BEN: ein oirefter Sdienentpeg 5mi=
iden Mailanb, @enlio unh Sberitn=
lien uflo Sapopen uno @enf nnh Sa-
nit cine ouBeroroentlidc Mnnele=
rung Der beiben 2at1oer mare getror-
men. Mu6 eit Mnfidmung Der Grn-
riitif in oieier @ege1o oiirfte bie
5olee iein 10 BOB auh oie fr%unsoii-
i6en uno italieniiden MpenfIltb5
ben HIon lebbaft unterltiiben. Sn@
tereiiant lit, 6ab idon i'm Sabre
1881 oie frma0iiide( 0eputirten-
TANNER cine &ommiiiion ernanta.
Sic iid fir Die Ourhbobrune res
Montblanc ausiproh; gmilie 2nll-
bet, Ser ipatere 8raiioent, bette Ell
men @oribIag in oieiem Sinne ae-
maft; erif iebt, nah oreiBia Sal-
rem, 1T feline Soee Der 8ermirflidnng
| n9her aeriidt.
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Gntiett.

Sic peroen alio auf 8rnno
bes @eieBes pom 4. DECEMBER 1907
= geroronungsblatt Nr. 43 Seite
1916 Mrtifel SO lit. e, t, nno y -
5ur Strafe BON "mOlf Solern. inl
Observation-Disclosures gu a6)t
Tagen Mrreit perurteilt. @innen ser
geiebli6en 5riit bon oreiBig Eagen,
gerednet pom Gage Der gr0ffuurg
oieies grfenntniiies an, fonnen Sic
gegen baiielbe beim aamerals
Sbergeribt 8erufung einlegen I'M
Gimme Ser @eroronung Scr. 1924
bonn 10. Wai 1S4t, electromagnetic
I'M Sinblid auf ben Miniiteraier-
laB Scr. 164,208 pom 6. Ipri!
1869 artifel XI. 3iffer VII @biat
Id Hunft II alinea.
num 9immelspiaen, @uer Uao.
ben, / nimm lieber Die abt Tag'l"
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Som y@e 8alamtnpmp",

Sn Der 3eitidrift ga Masdjc-
ra" er5ablt @iuieppe 9etrai aiic
amiiiante @eidi6te> bic li6 all
oos i'm Sabre 1898 nieoergeriilene
Mpollo=Sbeater in Som fniipft. SSn
oieiem Sbeater, oas 228 Sabre ges
lebt botte uno idlieBli6 oen ltel,en
Entertainment oen 8las raImlen
muBte, fono einmal i'm Sebre
1877 cine. g~oriteuung itatt. gu
wel6er iid, obne oaB 4onig @it-
tor Emanuel II. bapon in &enlt-
mig geiebt moroen NOR, Die 3arin
bon @llBIano, oie oomals in Mom
weilte, in 8eeleitung ser 8rin3ei-
lin Morgberita BON 8ientont eill-
gefltnoen botte. @abreno Der @or-
Itealne eri9ien pl0tli6 uinoril-
8iea" uno oaber in unee5tpungerer
aleionng Der 8onig, Inn fi9 oas
gal(ett an5uieben. Dos glaubte er
am 9eIten bon binter BEN &ulil,
len aus" tun gu f0nnell: es fam
linn e6en meniger auf Die Gdn5e als
mlf Die gan5erinnen an. 3oilm
6atte er aber ben giibnenraum he-
treten, ais er bon Dem Sberften
@alletti erfubr, mas fir elm erlalld)-
ter @alt oie fonigIi6e 2oge 5iec1e.
Iiftor Emanuel mar ouf's 8ein.
li6ite iiberraidt; er mar in ei1tem
flir5en &od1en erifiener uno fcnl,-
te iih Der 3arin unmogli6 III
iolhem In5llg prdientieren; bab er
li6 ibr aber poriteaen unb fe
begriiBen muBte, par fir i'm zinc
ausgemahte Sade, man bieB i'm
bod niht umionit ben .&e @clali-
tltdmo!" Na6 Squire fabren fonntc
er auh nidt, es batte bieI gu larac
geOauert, Bis er ii6 ihidlid unl.
aefleioet batte.
.@onnen Waieitat Inn bieien Sc.
iud oenn pirfli6 nidt berumfom-
men2" fraete Der Sberit @ale1ti
init Ser Gimme zines 8eriuders.
o&eoen sic feline 9nmmbeiten,"
o~nttuortete Der &onig unpirid. &c.
ben sic. lieber in Die @oiutontcn-
(oge uno ieben Sic, Oh Der Mur-
quis BON 9aenasco ga lit. IS 1T
oud 10 bid mie id, uno iein idirar-
ger Sod miirbe mir pielleidt pa1ien.
@os oos onbere betrifft 10 bin ih
ia< bunfel gefleioet, nno i] mill mid
i6on 10 itenen, baB niemorb Sic
Iarbenu1terldieoe erfennen iul."
9aennsco mar mirflid ga, unb ser
Hodtaui6 fonnte Dor iid1 gebed.
Hun feblte aber nod Die meiBe SEQ.
oatte. Die antpeienoen Offiaiere
boten Dem &onie lire &ramaiten
an; iie idienen ibm aber nidt gu ge-
fa0en, uno er m6blte, na6oem er
cine griinoli6e &ramatteni1ou ee.
balten bette, gu oIer gritaunen Die
blenoenb neiBe Salsbinbe bes Slco.
terportiers. 60 ~ange5oaen, begae
er iih in Die 2oge Der 3arih, uno
Die Moiutanten fonnten foum has
perbeibem als iie iaben, mie
Der STE @alantl1omo" i'm @eiproh
nit Ser &aiierin anaitIid bemiibt
mor, feline = 8einfleioer in ocil
S6otten at itellen. Sb Die Sorin
bon Ser 8erfleioung ettpas gemcrft
bot, lit nidt befannt getporben.
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Mrs. WinsIoWs Soothing Syrup

1T felt iiber so Sabren bon MiGio-
men bon Miitterr beim 3aJnen it,
rer ainber nit bSllisem Griolg ge-
braudt tporoen. gs berubiat Dos
Mno, ermeidt bas 3abnfletid. lin.
bert aue Ghmeren, furiert @tnb.
golie uno lit Die Bette @r5,,ei eegen
Diarrboe. Bon alien 9ruggiIten
in ieoem Sell Ser @elt berfauft.
Seio fider un6 berIanet nWirs.
Winsloms Sootbing Sprup" ulif
nebmt ni9ts Mnoeres. Is gts. Die
SlaiHe.
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@csiunnsen, Die 5eimat All bcrlanem

Seoes Sabr lit cine ero3c an-
aobl 2ungen-2eioenoer gssnungen,
Elm anoeres &lima auf5uiu6en. Dies
it foitipielig uno nidt inlnler fiber.
gs eibt einen belieren @es. 2oBi
glid ourd Or. Sings Seen Disco.
perp gu Sauie fltrieren. vgs fu'
rierte mid bonn 2llngenleiben"
id1rieb 81. 81. Nelipn bon Galmrine,
Mrf., yals Mles Mnoere feblihlue
uno id naDm AZ Yfuno Oil Belpid)l
gu so ste. uno $1.00. Jreia Der
ludsflai6en BEL anen 0rlagaliten.
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cas sexas @,tnber

BELT ane Nreren, BIafen rnh rDeu.
matiide 2eioen; Bel aIIen Erusellien
ODER 2 monatlihe Bebanblung per
BoIt fin ST.. 9r. 6. 50. &all, 292G
OIipe Ctr, ct. 2ouis, 500. Sdrelbt
fir 3euaniIie.
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Wabl auSeiseu.
STIR @fnnts,Geunf.

Bir fino autoriiiert. GERM SuIius
als &anoibat fir @ienerpabI fir
rem ts en nnsufiubiaen
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air Guunts. spmmiHar grcs,n,t /.

8ir finn altoriiiert, 'Serrr. s. q.
Shores als ~mabbdugiaeu aonbibaten
fir golntb< &ommiifdr. Rre5infr Tn. J.,
fir bic benoritebenbe NobemberiucM ana
5,tfiinbigen.
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&leines Misperitanbnis.

alilides baben bon i9rer
SproBling, Der Shiffsiunge onf eli.
nem Dampfer Der Sanoelsmorine
1T, einen Brief erbalten Der fol-
genoe Sate aufmeiit: SD uno brei
onoere iino an Sieber erfrmft.
Sir liegen iest in 2as Balmas nno
nebmen aoblen elm. nSotte bod"
iaet nod Der 2eftiire Srou au.
life uno mii6t ii6 oie Mltgen vlie
lperoen bod Dem armen SSungen Die
aoblen n bisden Helm %itampfen!"
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9erlangt

cine 66hin in einenl Salisholt bon
orei Berionen. Gutter 2obn. Nafau.
froaen in Der Office See ySreien
Breiie".
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@er on alien &ritif iibt, lift
lepobnlih feline an fif ielbi;
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gs fomtnen piele 8iiber gum
9otlafen ouf ben Marft, bai beren
2eien man ipiinidt, Die 8erfaller bit
ten Die erite Brobe auf iid ielbit gee
maht
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en- 0eal1n n11f

Sn 8e5ug auf Die gereif-
tungsaffdre in Soluea miro geniei-
oet, oaB Die 8ergiftl1ne ourfl
@urit erfolet lit, Die bel Dem re.
treffenben gonfett ouf ben Gid &c.
broht murbe. Siinfuno6reiBig Ser
ionen limo erfronft, 5mei iinb &C.
ftprber, es iino aber nod longc
nidt oae grfronften auBer 8efolr.
Sein @liif milf man nlo8lihit
olein genieBen, 5u leinem llngliid
fpiinidt man it6 reft piele 5eilncb-
mer.
Mon fam auf piele nidlt sdb'
len uno mltk ood nit ibnen refncn.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-03-03
LETTER FROM RICHMOND

Richmond. Va. Feb. p.
Hon. c. r. Coleman has recovered
from an attack of grip and spent Sun
day in Spotsylvania.
Hon. {. {. Taliaferro indefatigable
in his guardianship Of the trust commit
ted TO him. ran up Saturday night and
spent the day Of rest with his home
people in Orange.
MIR. x. V. Graves and Mr.. PAYNE
have been in Richmond looking after
the beef and hog market. These lively
spectators wore smiles Of satisfaction.
Dick Goodwin. aimable and generous.
Is here taking medical treatment under
a specialist He sold his big crop OF
tobacco for Sl6 per hundred. and saws
he will soon be home looking after the
coming crop.
Judge Shaekelford passed through
here TO his court in Goochland. Every
body here was glad To greet him.
Harry. the thrifty son Of our G.. +.
Waugh, has returned from a BUSINESS
trip 70 Cincinnati and says the railroad
work I'm which he is engaged is pros
pering
Ed. Without, Of Somerset. passed
through on his way to Fork Union
Academy. where he has a sick son.
hear that II. C. Burrus had an old
time party at his house a few DAYS ago
and that everything was superb. espec-
tally the Smithfeld hams. Long live
this hOspitable Orange boy.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-03-03
MEETING or U. o. C.

The regular monthly meeting of the
fredericksburg Chapter Of the UniteC
Daughters Of Confederacy was held al
the home Of Mrs. W. s. Hit. on Feb.
18th, at p. m. The President Mrs. n.
5. Barney presided and twenty-siN
members responded to roll-call The
meeting was opened with the Lord 1
prayer repeated in concert
The report of the program committee
was then presented. Mrs. John X.
ROsebrO sang with much feeling and
expression two selections. Il am Dream
ing" and Drink 10 me Only With
Thine Eyes. Miss Elizabeth Minor
read an article entitled Notable
Achievements Of Southern Leaders. -
and Miss Lacy selections from the
diary or Mrs. Jane Beale, giving her
personal experience during the bonn
bardment of fredericksburg.
The president announced that the
next meeting would be jackson even
ing. devoted entirely TO readings on
Stonewall jackson.
The committee on program. Miss
Sallie Lacy. Mrs. w. 5. Hit. Miss
Mary BraXton and Mrs. Salie Hundley.
The resignation of the corresponding
secretary. Mrs. Ferdinand II. Hart. was
presented. and accepted with many
regrets.
The treasurer, Miss Elizabeth Ecken-
rode. presented her report. showing a
good fund still in the treasury for the
relief of the sick and needy Confeder-
ate Veterans. Mrs. NJ. l.. Chesley
read her report as chairman Of the
committee to send off box 10 the
Home for Needy Confederate Women
in Richmond, and also of the relief
committee.
At the close Of the business program
dainty refreshments were served by the
hostess and after some time spent in
social enjoyment the chapter adjourned
to meet at the home of Miss Annie
Myer on March 2Sth.
Sallie NJ Lacy.
Saf.rafar, Il II 4
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-03-03
BYRD LIQUOR BILL PASSES

The Byrd liquor bill passed the House
by vote of 90 TO Is. The bill is a local
option measure, designed to strengthen
the existing liquor law and its principal
feature is the elimination of the sale Of
the beverage known as near beer. -
Licenses of all kinds are increased. be-
ing double in most instances. The
average Is more than double. Efforts
were made in behalf of towns in which
liquor may be sold, but they were un-
availing. In the present bill no town
which has fewer than 500 people can
grant a license. There were amend
ments to reduce this TO 300, but with
out result. One amendment sought TO
increase it to 1000, but this received
very few votes.
The House committee or finance de-
cided to report the Myers Statewide
prohibition bill, known as the enabling
act, adversely.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-03-03
THE LEGISLATURE

The Strobe Statewide prohibition
bill was reached on the calendar and il
was at once passed by on motion OF
Senator Folkes because of the absence
of Senator Strobe and for various other
reasons. The bill is way down in the
ruck and is on its second reading.
Illuminating oils are to be taxed l-2
cent gallon ms provided in the Byrd
bill. according to the committee which
decided TO report the bill favorablv
The bill has been strenuously attacked
IL seeks TO establish a system, of oil in
spection. IL means thousands of dol
lars 10 the State. Independent dealers
say the Standard Oil Company will not
hight II, as the consumer will have 10
pay the tax.
The House created State board Of
law examiners. This body will take
the work from Supreme court TO exam
Inc applicants TO practice law.
A bill was passed forbiddinv fortune
telling, palmiStry and clairvoyance for
gain.
Senator Halsey's bill eliminating sa-
looms from the State and requiring the
sale OF liquor to be in packages only.
was unfavOrably reported.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-03-03
Rolls OF HONOR

Thornblrg white school, Berkeley
district, Spotsylvania county, month
ending Feb. p. Those present 20 DAYS.
VIII Arthur, Ashton Beasley, Rich
mond Beasiey. Webster Cray, Innis
Hart, Howard Miller. George Miller
EllwoOd fairfield, Thad fairfield. Lucy
Flippo. Pearl fairfield. Those present
10 days: Kenneth Haislop. Dewey
haislop, Leslie Cray, Earl Garrett.
Number on roll 80. Average daily at
tendance p. 45. Donna Morris
Roll of honor of Fall Hill School No.
:, CORTLAND district, for month ending
February the 2sth. 1910: Boys-Thos'
Baker, Alvin Voigt. William Spain. Ed
ward Noigt, Bernard White, Rueben
Woelher, Alfred Voigt. Girls-Emma
Alsop. Mary Voigt, Minnie Alsop. Mag
gie and Bertha Stevens, Cora Voigt,
Mabel Alsop. Average daily attend
ance l4.05.
Miss Jeanette Hess. Teacher
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-03-03
HENRY C. STUART NOMINATED
" Redeem The District =" Is Slogan
of Ninth District Democrats.

Amid sssQesso4 the widest enthusi.
asm II the slogan Redeem the
olssl Vas many times repeated.
=. Stuart, former State Corpo,
ration Commissioner, and wealthy
farmer and cattleman of Russell coun-
y, was Tuesday evening nominated at
bristol by the Democrats of the Ninth
district TO represent the district in Con-
gress. -l-fs coQceded that Representa-
I'VE Slemp will be ffs.sNponent, although
tne Republicans have not yet held their
convention.
The convention organized by electing
K Tate Irvine, of Big Stone Gap, chair,
man and Frank Wysor, of Pulaski, sec.
rotary. The temporary organization
was made permanent.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-03-03
Iceland NOTES
Iceland. Va. March /.

Iceland, Va. March l.
Mrs. Chas. Smithers. Of Washington.
Is spending some time at the home of
her father. Mr.. Marius Sthreshlev
The Is accompanied by her two children.
Frances and James.
Miss Eva Sthreshley has returned
from a visit to her sister. Mrs. Hugh
Cline.
Mr.. Joseph Berry. Of New md
niece, little Miss RuJk-Berry. of Penn
syivania. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar Berry.
ss Nellie V. Lynn left Monday for
Richmond, where she will enter Mem
ORAL Hospital as student nurse.
We understand we will only have a
hive months school term this wear.
This IS the first time we have had such
short term. We usually have seven
months.
We hear new school room is TO be
built, enabling Us hereafter to have a
graded school. Such a school is much
needed at this point.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-03-03
THE R. F.& p. R. R. CONFERENCE

Highly satisfactory was the report of
the special Joint Committee which was
delegated TO examine into the merger
and incorporation of the K. f. q
K K The report, signed by the Governor
and the other members of the com
mittee, was presented to both Houses.
IL said that to all appearances the road
was ready TO surrender its charter and
It's special privileges and be rid of its
special burdens.
With the report came two bills-one
prepared by the subcommittee. allow
owing the merger and reincorporation
OF the road, and the other delaying the
operation of the Cooke amendment 10
the Sunday railroad bill for six months
to give time for a settlement of the
question. In the House the report was
unanimously agreed to. The Senate re-
ferred the whole matter, together with
the bills, to the committee on roads and
international navigation.