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The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-06-15

Even the youngest infants require sun
light and air. Due discretion must be EN-
ployed, however, in sending them out.
They are better carried in the mothers
arms and thus assisted 10 maintain their
own heat by that derived from their moth
eTs body than placed in baby carriages.
As soon as they can crawl they should be
encouraged to do so, on a carpet in the
back yard IN summer months, protected
from the wind, but open to sunlight. Cold
and dark places should be especially avoid
ed and when the weather is cold they
should be encouraged to amuse themselves
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-06-15

PRELIMINARY to the proper obsery-
ance ola safe and same Fourth, it
may be advisable to impress upon
Young American that the celebration
does not begin in June.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-06-15

As the logical outcome of Colonel
Roosevelt's efforts as a peacemaker,
it IS reported that English regiments
have been warned to be in readiness
for a call to Egypt.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-06-15
MEETING OF DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE.

Notice is hereby given that there
viii be meeting of the Democratic
Executive Committee Saturday, June
is, 1910, at IL o'clock a. M, at the
Office of Somerville & SomeriIle,
Point Pleasant, W. Va.
GEO. G. soMERvILLE,
Chairman.
Register Sl.OO a year.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-06-15

Freedom of public discussion is the
very keystone Of liberty. The bar of pub
he opinion must be opened TO all other
wise free government cannot endure.
The utmost liberty should be permitted
to speech, whether spoken or written, in a
free country, subject only to the laws
against treason, the property rights of 9th
ers and public morals. In such cases if
a man by his utterance has violated the
criminal law OF the land he can be tried
like any other offender by jury of his
peers and punished if found guilty. If he
has transgressed the civil law hn viii 10
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-06-15

WONDERS never cease. Avermont
man has committed suicide with a
safety razor. Next We may hear of
someone getting a clean shave with
one.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-06-15
Wednesday, June IS. 1910.

The baseball fans idea of a cata-
elysm is when there's game on and
his wife makes him go to church
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-06-15
Efficient
Reform
Youth Addicted
to Petty Thievery
Broken of Bad
Habit
By P. Evan JONES. Former Police Official

III IS often the case that it takes tremendous scare TO make
boy who has been pursuing an evil course see the error of
\ his way and begin better life.
4 So long boy treated eniently by his parents he
to on with his vicious deeds thinking he Will always
be protected By his father mother should he get
trouble with the law In all big cities there plenty of
Young fellows who raIze that parental help will be forth
coming when they caught up with for fragrant
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-06-15

lection Fdvn and then they get frightened into abandoning
habits That Win and them in a felou's cell.
One Of the worst forms of boh folly stealing and
Hcd TO have trouble any other
woman once came to complain Of her 16a boy Who she
sad had become almost chronic thief He stealing
hardware shove picks and all Fearing TO
fate the mother at heavy sacrifice made good the loss the
the property but the boy seemed ncorb and he had the
nerve to steal the article twice in one day.
She wep bitterly vrongdong OF her son and
0msy asked my advice told her get the lad bring him my
Office without roung his fears She did Immediately young
ter when brought my presence almost fright
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-06-15

social.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-06-15

lection withdrawn: and It is then they get
habiss TINT win lind them in felon's cell
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-06-15

duct. Sometimes thev Get 4 rude
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-16
Mooerne Saarfriinr

hot llnbciI al, Del, 3opicn brr. @eib.
Iid,feit nugeridtet nnh apotbefcr
i:beraIl beipreden bic Shatiade, bab
SIC srobc Giinntitdtei SnIbci iiir Die
Gereitiu,s bes aItrnooiid)en nSalbri
SDee's" Elm ae5ept t,ticrer @rob.
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nro aopfjnden. Gas Hrdpurot bcibt
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ulet ntoberi,eli apptbcten fir 50c.
NIB 81 Die 0laidDc .pcrfouft ODER &C.
gen grnpfdng pcs 8rrifes brett BON
Der @pctb gtrnlienI 81. "a Gort.
Iombt.s tr:, ysetp- DIRT Gin peridnot
trirb.
Gum Nerfopf .tt1,S enihiQhIfn teu
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Baltimore Nampf.Gafet.Gumpaani

(gllte lno 5unerl1lfige 8uiHinie.)
Sic 9ereini9te StddtenIpoft befjrberuo.
Sampicr ,SloriSa, i" ,Virginia" nnb .siabama"
8nrnpfer fabreit tdglth, SpnntagS nIs9crort'
men, bon ben Bah gine"sBierS. Dir. . bis
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Ntpersoanouneen unb Ni6mono, go. Sn Gors
feIf sInitIuB an "atIantie 6pnit Cine Qnbu."
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ern, Babn," rSiraitia sabn" uto rOIo 9omi,
nion Snmpfer 90. " na1 gielpbern, N.sg.,
@aibinston, Nc, 8ibuonb, 80. uno sIrip'
9orL to
MabI5eitcn na6 europaif6em Sian. Siefe
Sdupfer babet I~hrnriofe 8aiiiten, belize mo
fate Siiss ooer Salspaiers9doer. elettriidie
Seieu6iiug lno EampfbeiSine. Stober folteH,
trei: aabiHcu 75c,, $500, $50, $500 mo
$3.50. Ssoes. 3;nnler fir sipci q%crionen cit.
geri6ist a5nnen r~stsrSiri ipsroell in hen
9iabt StrnBe, z. q. e. Office Slooit,Gde bee
Baltimore: unb IGaIoertss trabe, Continental
aruft 9uilhira" unb slIbuueb,s, Or. 100, Norb.
ebarIessSirabe: ,S:ampier nit r%llnttebA Sun.
fenielegrnpben.S bftem auSgeitnttet
iBrdiibent II. Sen. .Manaeer. Sen. s9afi. 'slaeni
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sdt ffSnadyridjtcn,

. 9fcip y 20 f. 10, 6cbr. - Anqe-
frmnlelr; bic Gompicr ~Minncbubo"
oou 9oaoon uno california" non
Glasgow.
-glbae fnbrc4l: Die Nomlpier" Sam.
lllru" nodr 9teatel mo DGrliia" nad)
2ibau.
Gberbourh IA. 6cbr. - PHI
octonluren: her Gampferr &niIcr &it4
bclm ser 8roEe," bon 9telpsOorf naul
Rremell.
SABRE, Is. Sebr. - abgcTobr Ell
ser Gampicr ga 9%rctagne" nod
Nep.Dort.
2iuerpoul,, 10. 6ebr. - hinge
frmmen: Der Gunpicro Mouretunio"
non Nau.Dorf.
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Ncirnths.2 icrnsen.

@uItuu GOiQbt SO, @ittlucr, gfr,
76t. GroB.S troBc, ullo Marp Mtiid,er.
80 (gSittpe).
Gupio 2. EinbeQ, 81, Chicago,
III, uno @Oith &. Shunod)cr, 33.
Spbn 9ritton, 81, Nr. 1S4S, ao'
lorunto.Hoob, uno Glorice g. Gor'
prntcr, %, 9cioc BON @oibingtor,
= e ' at4.}|i ,-
Senrp 2inO, JIM, 25, Nr, 22l2,
Giier- StruBe, ilnO Moric Nopa, 81,
Mitttpc. '"
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3n Oen Dcimii.den Yeno o.
Get 60 Sabre oIte 6ronf
&. Snnnon tultrbc geitcrn i'm Gri-
ninoI9criht ! sur 3oblung elmer
StraIe BON SO u1to Soften pcritr.
tbeiIt, ltnh ga cr nid)t 5oblen fon1ltc,
mon0crte cr nod Dem @eiGngniB.
!SounoiL ser / regen HubeIt0rirnG Der.
boftct mar, Bot. ifon 10 Dielmul i'm
8cfGngnib geii,iien, baB, mic Der 9oi-
liff Noonnn ate. iein Same ouf ie-
Der Stitc bea ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
I'M @ef0naniI 81 iinpen it.
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@eitern MarbIanb .Giieubabu.
8eginnenb I'M 90. Gept,unber.
SerIdBf SiGen.8aSg5of:

NerldBt StuensBaSg1oT
9dgItn:
40 Moraen@S6ne15ua, Saeerstpipn. ~R. B
%. Nb.,s BapneSbotG, GbamberSbu-2 uno.
9lseenon'men eonntass. Sanced nnb gnup
ss,57 Misrs.ms-mettider Gxp.es. Weiiminfter,
union.NribBe. HrnceoiIe tJre6erid une Gnl.
nliisbuIa. aasssnommen eonnlass). @apnes.
buro. 0ban1tersture. Sdeerstofpn, Saueod,
GnmterIano, GlIinS lNaftel Obferbatior&
@dagons1: 9te Gnhffatiou btefee @8ueeA ON
eonntae III Saaersttipr.
2.is Natmifass Irfomuooation naA
All. Iis''a aas sseRs > sensu,ua, { soustani..
p1eepsfutuL Ptfrod, GtipbeRgbpte unb,
dnspencn,rfea SonnfoaS, Srcceri6 nnb Gnis
utttSbnra acknowledgement.
7.o9 WScrseiiS Doth %. nnb &, Hib. nub
7.56 wsorsens-arfon,m ,bottsn nas aburncnt.
2.45 sa4rniitnes-GIpreb mad eubbrcoi 9Ipn.
bon. Dort, Snnooer. OettpaburG ui,b y. 4
&anoser. eettbsbure urb ., uuS 6. BIB.
$50 !Modmittagst--eiifcua. moo 4anpLer.
els abeno1Mlion. nnM linton NriEoe.
NuY eaAhaBI..
II 80 s~benbs-Mffom. rad Yinicr Nri6ae.
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: Sdif Mot am gsnnirIsania.sse .Sobnbot an.
i. Hebtrtiun.. DieesHr6f.. u. Wsn. s@e}@dtSn
n ~. 4sneu. SEMI 1faoiersaoenf.
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s~lbiabrtsiasc Der Yaiasier'9 annpfcr
puu ~ iusyOrf.

upu U, ipsYorf.
Nn t6. 1cbru,r ~3eclano" nod
g.rtlpcrpen.
a(n 16. Scbruar "Gcoric" nodj
Gibraltar luno '8en.na.
Nm IS. Sebruar nGampania" nod
2iperpool. .
S(m Il. sebruar uYropence" nadJ
3oDre.
Nm 10. 5eBruar california" nnd
Glasgow.
NM 10. Sebrror Baltic" nod
liverpool.
gm 10. Gebrlor st. 2ouiS" nad)
southampton.
Am 10. Scbrliar quo o'Ibrl55i"
nod Neopcl uno 8enllo.
g(n1 10. Sebr,lor nM. 8aibing.
ton" nob IeopeI ilnb 1riclt.
Int 10. Sebrlar ~W~mnebaba"
had, 2onbon.
slm 10. Scbruar YGaronia" nad)
Gibraltar uno Neopcl.
Im 10. Sebrl,ar oBernlplpania"
rad, Sambnrg.
slnn 30. 5ebrilar DFotSoam" nad)
9iotfsroan1.
9tnr %. 6ebruar o2apIano" no6
%gt,itperpen.
Gin 90. 5cbrllar ~ltmbria" nad
2iberpool.
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SSolermo uno Nscnpcl.
Inl 81. 5ebrlar .8cor8c @ai64
ineton" ilad) 9remer.
Sim "a. 8ebruor nGerona" nnd)
9teapel lro @emua.
am "a, 6ebruar oSouraine" nad)
&oure.
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Gibraltar uno NeGpel.
PIN 26. 6ebruar ySceanic" nad)
Soutbompton.
stm 26. 6ebrllar o6llrnelio" nod)
Glos9olD.
gm 26. 6ebr,lor nSrof @uloer'
iec"' nod Sambrrg.
Nm 26. 6cbrlor. Sue 81 Qic.
monte" i1ud) NeupeI llnb @enl,u.
am 26. 6ebrllar "Melaba" nod)
2cnbpn.
gm I. Mars yNmerica" nad) Tea.
pei mo @eulo.
Im 2. Mar5 naroonlano" nodl
AlItiuerpen.
Sm .. M0rS nMourctahiu" nod
2%lperpool.
am 3. M1r5 Mice" nadJ Neapcl
uno Ericit.
aln .. MtdrS nMooonno" mad,
9tcapcl un0 WnricilleS.
Im 3. Mars n9rctogne" mad,
SABRE.
Nm 3. Mdr5 vHbcin" nod 9rl.
men.
Nm 3. Mor5 nScGig Slnp" had
&opcnbaGcu.
gm ., MARS vErin5cb Srene"
raf Gibraltar rulo Ncopel.
Htn 5. Mdr5 nGlc 81 AbruSsi"
uudl Meopel unb 8cntia.
gm 5. @irB n6inlano" nad) Mea.
ret mo 8cnin.
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Scilttnnpton.
gm 5. Mdr5 o2aiircntic" had
2iprrpool.
am 5. M6r; .Garnania" mad,
Gibraltar uto Mcapel.
ant 5. @drS Columbia" mad,
Glas9op.
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0robe" i,af @remeit.
an S, Mars nNporbom" mad,
9sottctOonl.
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rel nrb @enllo.
am 8. Mars. ngitonia" nod @ot,
te.bam n,o 2ibol.
am 10, Idr5. nSopoie" nod
Satire.
/ grit 10. Mars r3ieten" nod, gre.
ticn,
ant II: Mar5 rMesina o'StaIia"
nod Neapel ino @eniia.
VIM II. M1rS .Wa6erluno~ mad,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-16
@crdants G. Wincrs Sransport. GD
SuHtpICtsctUit.
Tradlt uub YaWnQterc.

Tradlt uab YaWneiere.
. giadl 8uitp nno BEN Often.
Sonntag. Eienfiaa uno Sreiiae, G llbr IbeiSs.
eonntae. Mittpod nro 5reiiaa, 6 liDr sIbeuos.
: Mad, 9,cnpprt sicius. so
1deii6, alSeenommen 9on1eriiae II. Gnfnfta9,
r. IL O l1br Mbcubs.
' Sro1t aneenoulnei idefid bis 8 ubr Tudm.
ilr. ~henfeIbeti 3ng fabrenoe 9ampfer.
,siadh sauannaB NIB Sadipnnine.
9;oninayAsslipctb aHS Srsttagl ~ llbr ,a5eatbs.
>. U. Mcgfil)' aaeht, Bier 8, sSu6 S.s@npsS!r
Saipt.giredu: @erilans uro 2iebtaStr.
Ui3.I&S-) ',&-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-16

1.t5 Sortn.-Rrrf. .aiiS0. 6ount0e. =
eos gcrrn.-Mu4 1e!td. nnr eonniaa.
1855 rs s'sSn,.-s1sssss s ssiais, ss asss. es sossiss.
f.so Esass s1nssss psIatr, 4ht edtstsa, = !.
sbs as9g-Ee4 Hssi eSsess SesAslk /
ss&. kfaSnZkssa3 ss sfd ma
aif'sSs s13 s u. as s'::: !.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-16
GnOdj att.;sreibibIiotbef.

Central ibliotbcI-Gr. to6. u. ,sUsuIberru,str ~.
SfpeIs gr. e-ede Soainss Iap' gdltoiil.Str.
Stpe!e gr. 3-gde 9tept. urb Wittttac.S ,reRs
bpsta 81. 4--gfe 8aiftl1ssssknl T1iinsu'x I.
Bipele Dir. 0-sf. Paul. obefbaIb 25. gtrnts.
Bpei9 ges,. 7--Saus' Monb. yttirhdlb Z. anetne
(aBScbbesf4 limb Sampbti)aE
6tys!S issh s--ii. eirdbe u1le :esssrte-gsoAs
slsiSfS iat--,sol an.sestIsinss s e n,
eldlisH III. to--Mstt. nah 0Absl trofe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-16

&ol Motcriolicn, Shiiren, Sen tier
rahnlen, 9ooen, etc.
3nmce Y. Soitcr d 60, 1l5-l17 Glib 6rcs
bcrids Sirabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-16
Ndtionul. Yanfclt. .

H~utipnal- ganfcn.
Tho Slb Epiun National saui,"" gap: NM
'GrctersS trdbe. Sneob II. 1oof, Vrdfioeilt;
Ipcnrh .. Ncouc, Stn fiirer. d.
,3pettc slatiunal.Sauf," 432 EXTRAORDINARY.
u. IS. GSagner, aniirer.
,,gaetern National ganf." IA 9torosSl inlus Cir.
il. Wturrioit. 81fiirer.
,Tarmere aub Wierfants National ganf,"
Sputbs iinb gpmbnroz Strnbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-16
z9onfen.

Stoats- 9onfeu.
,,Ecntide 8anf non Baltimore" Baltimore
iino 6oaioaps Strabe. Iuanit SSebcr, Yrd'ts
bent; g.. !. 6i6t, Sdaeneifier.
Sporsganfen.
,Tentidc sparbanf ppn 9altimpre," Gutaips
ino Baltimore Sirube.
rat. 5ames sparbunf," @altimorc'S irnbe lue
9ufiom Soufe sibenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-16

, M; Y: rs " ss.'i,s M.
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3eitmgell, 3eitidriitcn etc.
,lbe Baltimore Hrws Co.," Gaotb 9bercrom.
bic. @efhiftsfiibrer, 3is @eftsSermdIl' Ctr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-16

TMmbing, Furnaces, RongeS uno
Sefcn, Sndoctfcn uno Rinnen.
Senuett srpc.. 523 Inros 5remonis9fpcm
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Gei9dftss@

91icr., Gonoitor. ilnD Sotels
9eouris.N rtitel.
Tie miners g. Sids Co., to4 Glib Scenarios Ctr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-16
ulnpnanie'n

Srult.G ompngnie'n
,W.arglauo Fruit Co., 9,orbipct, Gdc 9aIoerts
l,no @ernan SirGbe Y ( 3llmncrnianll.
Serpis Spencer, inn, yAiilf5s ShabiHeiiicr;
San Stirrcr. SiilfssS efretdp.
Baltimore Sruit d 8naranter Co." guuitutle
@uiloing, d.
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g silaartner & eOeHe, 7i4-7is. !Scf.enIii'
: ''n0re' sirah&s 'e
Tlrmbin9, Furnaces, &onges ilno
Sefcn, Sndoctfcn urlo Rinnel.
senuett Sroc.. 523 genrb. 5remonis slpcnnc.
allpfcrIhmiebc unb Tlimbers.
3pbu Subert, TIA 1gones. Strabcs 81 49,.
IeIcpbon; &olfe 1909? 80" S~"Rs
Sellcr:& eriihcrumgcn.
vSosal 3niurauee 50. OF aipsraosl.% Srnsi,
N. g~saritelo, Ae'ioentsM un1aer. 101-t02
Slnrtber of Commerce 8nlloin9;
,Scrmauin Scuer $ 8eritdlerunas . @eieuihnft,"
baltimore uno 9iortb, Strube.
G%ipelttbumS &. Agenten ino S1noler.
gterrs 6. Husau & Repbc'p,, 10 Sit'eerin9ton'
Strabc. Ne
Nuiidmie0. 3ubcbor.
e. septt 9apae 60, 382-364 giorbsSupsS Ctr.
&oblcn llno SolS.
Senrn o.. Bon 6einc, $50 columbia aOcruc.
Yfonoleib- 8eihnite.
nGonicdoateo auau o." t 9torbs SAB Sirdbc.
GiunpS nto Srgcln.
Gbas. M. stiefi. o Mcro.qibcrtps Strnbc.
@n,. 3unbe & Gu., &urisslpe. mo ,Sabcttc Ctr,
Gupicr mo Eapier. Often.
smita, Siron o., io5-ie7 Sanoperts iraht.
9led)plattell, Wetull, etc.
lNa, lEauFfs, q Ea ltpfprNnriytl To- tp-t IN
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Qlhnafatcn

xari ". ID. Sdpih, 12e-129 Gam 9uil6iie.
8aitapus aurb, 26t-269 9aloert 8uilbius,
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Wormor. mo @rdnit- Wcrtc.
g. Silsartner & eSbne, 7i4-7is. &eit.@aIit.
'fTpres Strabe . Sc
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Scteftip. 9lncntur.
,Tationaf Setettiuc serYice," 81 81. @nfb,
Seihdftefibrer. $50 2np puitoin9. @ulii-
more. mo. Boone Ct. panI 5000.
,,Nmcriean Setetipe ssenen," 9burleS aobIs
mann, @eihditsfibrer, $40 equitable Gloe..
Baltimore, no. Gborc: g.. & y, q. Rnni
2027; 9Sobnura: &. Il 9SpIfe 1880 D..
epnnoauer & ehmiot, @Tnbfolaer bon Gmii0.
SScit & SDonS, 503 0aIpert 9~uiIbtn9.
2eid)cnbeitoticr.
Sauerr g. S1bnc, ~t70sEt7i0 Gdniuls 2ipenuc.
@m. Gpcf, gioribs mo @rcermounis gtpcmlc.
S%rieobDfe.
,9pnoun Bart 6emetrrp," 9iircdu: II 9Sciis
Snrntoaas Strafc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-16

9lcd)plattell, WetulI, etc.
anpn, Gonfiin & SO. (ineorporirD, l3-t9
Valoeritons StraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-16

allpfcrIdmieoe linb TlumberS.
Spbn Subert, TIA 1tames. Strabcs 81 u y
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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-19
The Jamestown Celebration.

Williamsburg was almost depopu-
lated last Saturday. the occasion be-
'ng the annual pilgrimage to James
town Island. that Mecca of patriotic
Americans. All sorts Of vehicles
were pressed into service to carry
the crowd. and it seemed to those
who did not GO that about every
boiy else had gotten there. The
day was an ideal one. and for once
no rain fell.
About 900 people came down
from Richmond on the boat. and
hundreds of others came from other
points. The crowd was orderly, ex-
cept in one particular. and untortu-
nstely Williamsburg had to be mix
Cd up in that. However. nobody
was burt. and all got back home
safe and sound.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-19
Palace Farm Sold.

Messrs. Warburton and Bozarth
have purchased the Palace farm"
which lies in York county. opposite
the {. & o. depot. It contains less
than $50 acres. and is valuable on
account OF its location. The new
owners paid Postmaster T. G.
Peachy s.. 600 for the farm.
II is understood that these gentle
men purchased it for a corporation
that is being formed to open a sani-
tarium. DR.. L. S. Foster is at the
head OF the organization.
Messrs. Peachy and J. B. c.
Spencer paid $3.50 for this farm
about ten years ago. and il has never
cost them a cent since they owned
it. but has been profitable. Th IS
gives some idea of the value Of
property in this section.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-19
Clean up Next Week.

Owing to a mistake in dates. WI
Harrisburg will have two clean up
weeks instead of one. The City
Council SET the week beginning Mon
day. May 3. as cleaning week. but
The Gazette SAID in its last issue
that the present week had been set
aside for the purpose. Many PEG
pie have been cleaning this week and
the demand on the city cart has
been heavy. Mr.. Spencer. who was
the father OF the Clean up" resO-
luton. instructed the sergeant to
answer al calls for the cart this
week. which he has done.
Let every citizen get busy next
week. and the result VIII De most
pleasing. An hour spent by that
big boy in your yard viii have a
splendid effect. Give hin a rake
and put him 10 work. Exercise o.
this kind Is Just as good as baseball.
and viii prove far better for you and
yo-r neigabor. While you are
cleaning up your own yard. your
r,ishoor. Il he is the right SOFT Of
stud. AL be doing likewise. II he
does MT. remind him OF II. for be
may have forgotten II.
The sergeant VIII Try 10 keep &C
count OF the carloads OF trash haul
e. ouz oy the town cart next week
There is plenty Of II hge. and in al
cur yards. Let's get il out.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-19
Old Woman Dies In York.

Aunt Sally Wilson. aged 100
years. died Monday at her home in
York county. near Oaktree. Aunt
Sslly's age is well authenticated. ac-
cording to Mr.. VIII Schenck, the
OakTee merchant. Mr.. Schenck
saws that Aunt Sally was an old
woman the first time he saw her
forty years ago. Her youngest
child is away up in the sixties.
The woman was born in 1901.
That was fourteen years before the
battle Of Waterloo. and the fall of
Napoleon. She was alive when
Thomas Jefferson became president
the first time. She has lived
through the administration of
twenty-one presidents. we'll into the
twenty-second. Only Washington
ard Adams had been president be-
fore she was born. And she has
seen. or could have seen. that great
wanderer of the upper deep. Hal
ley's comet. twice. for she was
about "a years old when it made its
last appearance before the present
one. Aunt Sally was 80 years Of
age when Victoria became Queen.
So far as known. the old woman
had never been a slave. She has
been the mother Of many children,
nearly all of whom have died years
ago.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-19
Commencement at The Institute.

Commencement exercises at the
Williamsburg Female Institute will
begin Sunday. Nay %. at IL A. NJ.
in the Baptist church. when
Rev. 7. II. Rice. OF the Theological
Seminary. Richmond. will preach
the bsccsiaureste sermon. Dr.. Rice
will also preach the the annual ser
mon the night Of the same day
before the Y. w. c. A.
The baccslsureste sermon and the
sermon before the Y. w. c. A. will
be preached in the Baptist church.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-19
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