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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-21
Mafietaan tuelfamme.

2irffofuntomme t~olouSfomitea on
pddttdnpt ppptdd foitfia firffofun'
taamme tuuIumio Iefd o5iaamme
fannattamio uIendiTd ie%urafuntio
toimeenponemoon iipeeuiiet iItomat
observation-disclosures bpudtii, emf
TpDnpdimdnd, ippsfuim 5 pdiud.
: Srontuoobin aoniouisieurofnnta
on 10 bntpdtipnpt idmdn taIousfo'
mitean eIi!ptIen ia on pddttdnpt toi'
meenpanna iItomat iiiben t~arfoituf'
Ieen Ianottuna pdindnd.
2oimoitopoeii toitisIa muiSIofin
Ieurofunnisiamme otetoon tdmd oIio
buomioon ia oletaon eIiteitppn toi'
menpiteiIiin. Sitofoomme tebtdpat'
Iemme: motloo toto firiopainoneI
famine t1m1u puoben oifano! Wel'
canine on end6 iudb6incn, rv6bGn
toista tlbatto ooaorio.
Mltofao toimecn toiftioIo! Sitd
toimoo
9aIouefomiieo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-21

| Wiimetfi pibetpeid firfouieto'
|tIesTomme pddtettiin oltoa onto'
an ulos iptipiIin firtfofuntomme
nesta pieni- i%ultoiiu nimeld
bpsIebti." Gen fofo ia binta pdd
lin piiaa vpddfidis'Slon" ia
|rutapon 3ldnen" orpoiieno. Oil
tioitinneene msfoi fotonS tdmdn
ptiIen rSppsIebben" toimit''s'
b.
knpstuun Lii pdilpatIi piiaiIi jul
h, pQo molmis iilooiiaeen ldbe
Hm6fE. N,uitu, eiid Iiiid ipoi'i
Imistua monipnolinen, mieupttd'
(iianSinen Iebti. idptpp fiiben iao'
|firioitutTia %uieammilta eri benti'
la. ga fen muotii fdannpnfin mi
badsia firffotuniomme poppien
firIoiIiioin pmoIeem pppnnSud,
IabeaaiFmat f%irioitutIio vSpps'
Fem. a%iriOitutIet piiaiii Iaop'u
hiuoioae ennen eIofunn l5:io pdt
i.
|rioitufIet ia %iiIuutiet woiooan Ia
ka Muhaion c~ioiiteeuo.
|gsianppbead
Dl. u. Westerboct.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-21
3iass..
6. S-nen.

Edten lauiumme fiitofien Norbenin
fonIauisI eurafuntalaiiiae iiitd fun'
nian oioitufiesta, ionfa Iaimme. fieIs
Id mibiud fdpoesidmme. Grittdin
tobbomme pield fiittdd mrs. 9en'
rictIonia ia l%aulufDDrin idienid, Fir
fon fufitutiesta ia fauniista lau'
hlsta.
&iitolIiIuuben muistoaa
gamma ia Matti Haoiofta,
Sapti. g. Dat.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-21
s. Suusfonen

Soornomuoroin beinaf. Iotpupun.
Isua:
"a ". SiroinioeIo 10 8 italia.
70 y. Gmborroefa fouIuua Flo l.
pSitp6nG.
q y. 9bomion {. firfosTa Flo puo,-
II 2 |. y
% y. WiapIeSia Flo 10 ia Flo 3 |. p.
20 y. 9eeiemerisi ii Flo 2 ia fIp g.,
III.
30 p. Wot, fieloisid Flo 2 ia Flo.
8 i'll.
81 p. WafeiieIo,sid Flo 10 ia Flo.
3 |. p.
81 y. 9esiemerisid tIo 8 italia.
6. q. gtismi
3bomion, 0'inu.,.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-21
&ntfa Quot onncllijct?

Sbmisipoamen iptuppoesid on
ipoistomoinen omen toibo. U,utto
ban CT ole ielmiud Iiitd miten onneI
IiIefii paaTF. eenwuoff pprtii uie
onlpi ibminen ip6arid ieitd ia mad
rdnd fonona mobon pddmddrddn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-21

+ port 4rtburisIu, Ont. ilmestp'
! ioTialistislebti uSpDfania" ilmoit'
oletpania fomin abtaasia ras
PulasIa ia ppptdd pitoista a.
(stusta DbbpsmaItain puolella o.
biIta tonereilta. Sonotuua leboels
|ilmoiteiaan oleman main LOO
|aiaa maitfa ie 10 tainaltaa nel'
la nuoiifertaonia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-21

maan iltamat fanottuun tareoitufs
Ieen 3pDnpdipdnd, ippsf. 5 pnd.
Siaoin toinptaan muiSiafin iemras
tuinisIa iltamat toimeen pantaman
tdbdn Iamoan tarfoitufieen.
GTitettjin Warqueiten Ganial. ieus
rofunnalta tullut anunpppnti firie.
&c otettiin buomioon ia pddtettiin
toboesia iumalanpasnelutiesIa Fee
rata folebti ia muutenfin ferdtd ra'
boIobioia Ianotun ieurafunnan bps
nGtIi.
pddtettiin toimeenpanna iltamat
ieurofunnan bppdfIi emf Siitospdi'
ndnG.
&ofous loppui bpndsId ~idriestpf'
IesId.
Seurafunnan puolesta
81. u. Westerbacf.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-21
@alutaa,t opettaja

9opeaioen, Wie. fouIuqe. 9aln'
taan noinen ia mieluummin iuoma'
lainen. 2oulu alfaa elof. 81 pnd. =
6ofemufiet tobistufIineen tllee Qua
tddHd ennen eIofuun 10 pdindd
1910.
Wisi. alni SaIminen,
2oulun tldrtfi.
6 Bor 81, West Yoro, Wis.
(Ie)
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-21
SumaIanpalpelufIia beindfuuuo:

SumalanpalpelufIia beindfuuua:
81 pnd pobbocfisIa pnna ripin ia.
ebt. fansIa Flo 10 ap.
81 pnd Reo Gpna Flo $50 10. ia,
Wtenab9osIa Flo z ia.
SlofutlIa 2 p. 9rocfetisia q. O..
rtppifonlu oItoo Flo 10 op. faupun.
gin foulnua ia iamosia p~oifasIa IL.
toifnrot Flo 8 ia rippilosten padstD
iunnuntoinn z pnd tirtosio feuo 10,
or.
q, .Sltusfonen
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-21
Sortonsieuroio SalmmetieTo
ia pmp6riStDnG bein1fuuIo.

Sununntoino "a pnd> GoIumetin,
an'daisIeurotunnon f~irfosia Flo,
10 op.
poncoctieia flo 3 ip. ia goIiicis.
Ia Flo puoli 8 ILL.,.
ennnuntoina 81 p. So,pinstonis.
ia ripin ia 3. ebtoouiien fonsIa Flo.
10 op, ia WoitonisIo Flo Z italia. N
wsuiSta bortausieuroisto iImoites.
ioon paipdIeboesId.
&. g. His{onen. :.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-21

+ &osfa @ilbert'iin oioittamam'
firieet go. StrDmmiae opat pas
[tettu nellie tafatiin, Min olemme
foitettu tdten ppptdmddn maini'
! benfiIDn npfpistd oIoitetta. Sdr.
ofio!
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-21

ran muoTifofoutIen aiafii. Sieltd
hdn mabbouiiesti tulee nield tdue
perdae tofai1in.
= Sierpia, neiti 2oniia Tatald,
iofa on ouut fafIi tpiiffoa farmila,
Iaapuu tdmdn milton loppuspdipt'
nd 9. Spnooan pappilaan ia on
malmis ottamaan mieraitaan pas'
tam.
= 9usti 1angaS ia &usti Suomi,
iotfa pari ,puoita tafaperin loufs
faantuitpot Gurien faiipannosia, os
mat I~aaneet ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS mabin.
sonformausta, 9an9aa $1,000 ia
Guomi $4,000.
Miebet omat maatineet oifeuttaan
lain %fautta; aiianaioiina BELLA on
olut Seino ia Sran Oulutbista.
M,ttta pbti6 t%arioIi louffaanttneiue
ebeadmainitut iummat, e%nnenfuin a.
fiasta annettiin tuomio, ioibin tar'
ioutIiiu miebet Iuostuimot.
IdnestDfiesi6 piime maanan~
taina puolIi uuoen idbfDpbtiDn fans
puntiimme tulemista TIE ddnestd.
tGidd ia maStoan oil 35. - uubeue
IdbtopbtiDue iiis nnnettiin lupa tul.
la faupuntiimne. gliin Ie pititin
fdpbd.
= 3aafutualp .tebbas ia iohtoput'
fet opat 10 iiind funnosfa, ettd ipas
loa poibaan antaa.
Yelastasarmeian fapteeni
plumb ia bdnen paimonIa oipat
muuttoneet Gsconobaan, Wi6.
= Spbn &illin poifalapii, GaIpb,
fuoli turtfumdtG an mime piifon
tiistaina.
- Surlebn poliiIi nritti naneita
folmea rosmoifIi epGilemid6n miess
I'd piime %Iunnuntai iltana, %iolloin pf.
i miebistd ampui poliifia moIempiin
iddriin, ia poliiIi ampui pbtd ross
moista ia baatpoitti bdnet Min pas
basti, ettd Iuuuaan mieben fuole'
man. Eoinen rosmoista ~iaatiin man.
9ifii mutta foImas pddIi pafene.
madn.
- ". q. 2Sesterbacf Idbtee Gbi
ca9oon %periantaina tutustumaan
rSbe Unique ManuIdc ring Go:in
bommiin. 6dn paIaa ppbdnd.
= 8aapnn8iu fauna fiioitfee 3Oe
s. aper IT,, ipastapddtd Gentral
toulua Srontpoobisi ia. 3pIppid iaa.
baan fieud periontai' ia lauantai-
iltoina aItaen flo 2. Up. !Sinta l5 +.
benseItd.
&unnioittaen
Spbn Wlat5on.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-21
Hatffdfunmalta.

StoGmmelltItm tftfps! Mile
fanIauisieurafunuan naiIiue, iotfa
meitd bammdstpttimGt erddnd iltana
mime miifoua tuoben tunesIaan orr
moftaan labian ia tuofiuniu fuffia
piffu tpttdremme Ipntpmiien iobooss
ta.
Samoin mpDs ld%mpimdsti fiitdm'
me niitd monia ptIitpiTia Malta s.
rontpoobisIa ia p~mpdristbqd niistd
labioista ia lufuiIista fuffamiboista
ioiua ditid ia pitfu tptdrtd muistitte.
2iito uiIuubeua
3eioGn
Sin Gmilia ia @elfreo ". @ilen.
Miesf1Dri ,9iitoua" oil bpnin
onniStunut laulufoniertti Montecels
Ion Iuom. roittiustaloua miime Iuns
nantoina iuaua.-2iitto aifoo mennd
WeliepsIeuran muoIifofoufIeen otta'
maon oiaa fen pbtepbesid toimeen'
pontamiin laulufilpoiluun. SGduG
Sronpoooieia unnustetaan 2iitto
bppdfii lauloiofIi ia toinottaiposti
|onnetaan iamauainen arposteIu s.
peIetbisid.
= s. 6iifoien fefIintDia on Z.
ronnoobisia ndpteapt %laaiolti @me
rifan iuomaIaiIiue tunnettu fanIaIai
femme mr.. SIoi poiari eli parp,
Nem gorf Wlilsistd, Wtinn. Wr.
paiari Iaopui tdnne piime miifoua
fesfimiiffona ia miippp tddud mieId
ebfd fofo tdmdn miiton. Sdn ndpt.
teIee noita fanioIoiiemme feflimid
eIineitd fpopaasti entiiesid 9lom &c
Mden -pauopeIi buoneesia, masta.
pddtd ct. Somes boteuia, SuIioIt.
faoulla.
Huniaasti pIeiIod, iuomalai5ia ia
mierasfieIiiid, on fdprpt fatiomas.
ia moinittuia eiineitd, ia pIeenid o.,
tpat fatioiat orfaosteleet fefTintDid
bpmitIi ia tdptdnnDuiTifIi, iotfa epdi'
lemdttd tuIeipot olemaan baInttuia
efineitd marffinoiua, Fun niitd main
iaobaan Iitd narten nalmistetufii.
Utaolorit ia paperoiiIiiat ofpot Eos
masti mielistpneet niibin uuIiin fefs
IintDibin, ioita mr.. Hiifonen o teb
npt beibdn tpDfoIuisionn. llIeat o.
nat lononect, ettd he pstoIimot niitd
itfeleen MT beti, jos main diff Iaa.
tapislu. Wutta futen tiettp, al tai
loiiio ole mieId maImistettu. Ga
niitd tuIaan malmistamoon ain pas'
taan iuomoIaiIen REPRESENTATION ,9bc
Unique Manufacturing &c." ioimes'
ia. Gritpistd buomiota on berdttd
MT Riifofen fefiimd paIofuntoIois,
ten rapnt ia bisIo. 0efIiniD toiin
ndboddn mosta pienend foapana,
muttu ndDttdd lie bppin IionnouiIel
ia, ioten ndpitdd hppin ustottamoI.
ia, ettd tuo fefIiutD foneefii molmiSs
tuttua tuIee oIemaan tdpttDtuntoinen.
Sa JOS min, faoin Re Iaattna letii.
idnid nimen ruoIem Iitomotii hiS,o
rion leboiIe. Somoin iafoiTi ie Fts
loin ritfoan h;lelpaiIuuocu 5bt Iii
que Manufacturing Go;tae. io0e mr..
Hiifonen o. motuuttanut fetFrtbrId
potentin eli nolmistuS ia mpprti
oifeuoeu.
Sddud olesIaon Iai MIR. poiori
Unique Manufacturing pbtiDn firiu
rilto, mr.. @. Watialto ,tiebon ettG Hit
fonen on tebnpt taas miben fefIin,
non toiponnon b.sIansIuton oIouo
ia bafee ienfin pdd0e patentin. "a
mSn Ianoo mr.. Wotio oleman mos
neSIa iubteesIa paremmon entifid
fefiimid luftoia. = auten
10 mainittu, tuIee ainoastaan tdmd
IuomoIoinen pbtiD, abe Unique Wa,
nuIocturins SO; woImistomaon foif.
tio Riifoien tetimid eIineita.
Orr. poiariua on oifomus mot.
tddItd GpeIetbiin WeIiepsIeud
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-21
&irjapainora5astom nle
ttlitgs.

gtep Worfista ppat forottomia
loinoiaan luomuttaneet ieuraanasti:
Gamma &oSfi........"."........ $500
Olga Sainto 5.OO
Wiina Ganernitfo .............. 500
Waria Siaanpdd......"."...... 800
Gina SenrifI on............. ..... 500
SuIba 9. &osfinen................ 500
s 5000
Gnnen tilitettp $362.6O
0bteenid $685. go
&iitdmme lobioittaiia iefd labioin
.ferddiid!
2unnioittaen
SaIousfomitea.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-21
aikki lehdelle aiiotut lahetykset ovat osoitet-
lat:
Box II, %Ironwood, Mich.

nte red as second-class matter January IL
!, at he post office at Ironwood. Michigan
er the Act of Congress of Marcus 8. 1879.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-21

I Soban 2arialaa pppbetadn io'
life eli iofu bdnen tuttanistaan
tamaan tietoa
pitteelo:
MlrS Gariala,
NoIalu, g. q. .. Ont. San.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-21
P0ytdkirja,

P0ytdkirja,
tebtp Sronpoobin iuom.
2utb. Notwithstanding
nan fofoufiesIa, iofa pie
bettiin Ieurofunnan Fir
fosia h~eindfuun II p:nG
1910.
s l..
&ofoufIen otpaii mddrdtpua oials
la, feuo 2 ip., mdIiaifainen pnbeen'
iobtoia Nlefii 2pstild.
ELLEN tarfastaiitfi ipaltitiin: W. %.
Westerbact, Dester &inistD ia u.
2pstiId. = Silit oioiitipot:
Sulolo. ...pZS0 %
Wtcnolu.......... ..."...."....".. IDo.Io
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-21

: Sronmoobin tiriapainomme
notusnbbistptieItd idIenmofiuia
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-21

+ Sppd lufiia! &dndIepds toas
|apuriueIi ndpttdmdsid auttaiaa,
} Ell baneue fitd tule, ia feboita
|htd Iitd tiIoamaan. - 3oettafaam'
taas rpbtpd pfIisId tnumin fe'
kmaan 9luttaiaue uuiia tilaufiia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-21

pddtettiin fuiiuo ieurotunnon bias
FONT fofoon emf iunnuntoino idlteen
iumoIonpolmeIutien, eli jos ei fuoin
ipoibo fofousta toimeenpanua, at.
notin maardt6dn ie i%otIitin t%oiieffi
iopimaffi aioffi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-21

2irtfofunnun Solousfomitea tot
eIitptIen IeurofunnoIe, eta JOS ieu'
rofunta panifi toimeen iItomot slut
ioion tiriopainon meIon nathaniel
II, SImoihimat Idbettdpdnid ieaoiien
pppnnin foitine f%aniaI. ienrofnnniI'
lie. Geurofunta Iuostui t~oimeenpone'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-21

SddnnDs fas iaon $132,1S
s 3.
2uettiin ieuraf. idIenen Somuel
MnbesIon'in firieeuinen efitps oIttoris
touIun banftimiTesto tilffoon. 2ats
Iotiin eitemme moi pieId mitddn
fen allan iubteen oItoa ioimimaon,
poan idteitiir ala ieuraowiin fofo'
utIin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-21

= 8nnmnns la ben8emabofstns!
tuomot buonon eldmdn moneue III.
miieae, mutta SoIepn !Sonep &c Cor
antaa belpptufien ia nobnisiaa fdr.
fimdd. &c ielittdd pddn ia furfun ia
parantoa. Oifea SoIeps Sonep &c,
Tar on oinoastoan feItoiiieia fads
reisid.
Oscar Norblina.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-05-17
MUSICAL At ASSEMBLY HALL
Large Audience Enjoyed Excellent
Program.

A delightful musical was given in the
assembly hall Of the public school build
ing Friday evening for TIE benefit Of
the piano fund Of the local Teachers
Association. The arrangements were
entirely i'm charge Of Miss Kate Mander
and everything passed Off successfully.
The four members Of the College Or
chestra were exceedingly popular with
the audience and received continued
applause.
Two recitations by Miss Mary Fulton
were catchy and brought forth many
laughs.
Vocal solos were delightfully."- rendered
by Mrs. A. Z. Rowe, Mrs. Proctor.
Miss Flora Mason. Miss Bessie Belle
Cannon and Mr.. Charles Wright
Mrs. Ninde and Mr. Wooding in "A duet
and Miss Hassell in an instrumental
solo were well received.
Messrs. Hassell, Lyon. Thompson
and Saunders sang the ever popular
"Juanita' most effectively
The two numbers by the children's
chorus were features of the program
and Mr.. J. Willard Adams received
many congratulations on his successful
work IN training them in 50 short a
while as he has had.
The Boddis Quartet. composed of the
two Messrs. Wooding. Mr.. Smith and
Mr.. Solan. completed the program with
very popular selection.
After the program refreshments were
served to those taking part in the pro-
gram. all Of whom earned the apprecia-
ton of the large and enthusiastic audi
ence and the thanks Of those managing
the affair for their kindness in con
tributlng 10 the success Of the evening.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-05-17
TReASURER'S ACCOUNTS MIXED
Capt. Herrell Charged With Retaining
Funds Due Prince William County.

Special Master in Chancery c. Vernon
roru, OF Fairfax county, who was an
pointed by the Circuit court of Prince
"lllam county 20 make report in the
SUIT OF the board Of supervisors of
Prince William VS.. James +. Herrell
treasurer of Prince William county. has
filed his report. "'''
one OF the charges against the de
lenuant was that IN 1907 he failed to
account Tor certain poll taxes. This
charge, the commissioner finds, is true.
Another ground Of complaint was
that the treasurer had charged exces
sive commissions. On this count the
commissioner finds against the defend
ant, and reports that the oyercharOe
amounts to 1924 o.
The charge that the treasurer failed
TO account for all of the penalty col
lected by him on taxes not paid by Dec
Is also found to be true. and the
amount of default ascertained to be
81. 65O.S7.
Inc commissioner also reports well
founded the charges that the defendant
mad not accounted for all of the money
received by him on account of the sale
and redemption of delinquent land. and
on account of interest received on GER
tain taxes.
ne further reports that the defendant
nleu ms plea of the statute of limita-
ions OF three years, but that he does
not think this plea can be invoked
capt. }. L. Herrell has been treasurer
since July l, 1899. and his term of office
Will expire Dec. 81. 1911. The matter
OF confirmation of the report will come
up at the June term Of court.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-05-17
MEMORIAL DAY
II Will Be Observed Next Thursday.
May l9'h
FLOWERS, MUSIC AND PROCESSION

The near approach Of Memorial Day.
Thursday. May 18th. 1910. reminds the
association TO ask friends in the cOun-
try TO send evergreens. i'm branches Of
IVY. cedar. dark ferns, &c. TO help the
ladies m making wreaths for the Con
iederate monument and punches for the
soldiers graves. These can be sent TO
the courthouse. where MIR. Sam. Cole
man Will receive them. and can be sent
ON Tuesday. May 18th.
Any friends In town or country send
ing flowers can do so Wednesday even
my late or early Thursday morning.
l here VIII be water 10 put them i'm or
they can be land on the benches and
covered with newspapers. which can be
sprinkled after they are laid over flow
ers.
We have engaged fine drum corps.
including cornet. which has been very
highly recommended by our friends IN
petersburg as being attractive and in
demand there and we trust il will be a
success m every way for our celebra-
ton.
Work viii begin at courthouse on
"Wednesday morning. May 18th. as soon
after 10 o clock as we can and we will
gladly welcome the Daughters Of the
COntederacy, who are always expected
and desired to share our work and 90
m procession with the older ladies' Of
the association. our love and interest
being the same, having come down by
inheritance
All others who can assist US will be
gladly welcome. for all Southern hearts
love 10 cherish the memory of our fallen
heroes and honor them to the utmost
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-05-17
Mr.. A. M'GeE'S WILL PR0BATED

Messrs. Alvin T. Embrey and H..
Lewis Wallace probated the will of the
late A. MCGEE before Clerk T. A. Har-
ris, of the Circuit court of Spotsylvania
county, giving bond as such executors
in the sum of one hundred thousand
dollars, with the United States Fidelity
& Guaranty Company, of Baltimore, as
surety.
BY his will he leaves the sum of fifty
dollars each to Misses ''Hulda, " Mac, y
Betty, Sally" and Katie" Haw-
kins; fifty dollars to Col. John r. AL
rich; one hundred dollars to Mrs. Agnes
Watson; to his son, George Minor Nc.
Gee, four hundred dollars; to the trus.
tees of Wilderness church. one hundred
dollars for repairs to the church; two
hundred and fifty dollars TO be invested
Tor the repair to his graveyard, anc
after provision for his wife, Mrs. Cicely
MCGEE, he leaves the balance of his
estate to be divided among his children.
Mrs: Lambert, Mrs. Gardner, Mrs.
Gritfis and Mr.. NJ. l.. MCGEE.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-05-17
The KENDIG-SUGG WEDDING

Clifton. the home of Mr.. Samuel
Edgar kendig. of Lewiston. Va. was
the scene of pretty home wedding
wednesday, May lth. at high noon,
when his daughter. Miss Lucye Boxley
hendig, became the bride of Mr.. Jere-
mlah Belle Jeter Sugg. Of Caroline Co.
The ceremony was impressively per-
formed 10y Rev. {. +. Sanders, of the
Baptist church.
The parlor was beautifully decorated
ana banked with evergreens, ferns.
quantities OF roses and snowballs, carry
ing out the color scheme Of green and
white. Memberships wedding march
was played by Mrs. Rudolph b. Bur
russ. sister of the bride, and during
the ceremony Annie Laurie was softly
rendered.
Miss Eva Clenistine Kendig attended
her sister as maid OF honor and wore a
gown of lavender messaline, with crys-
tai trimmings and carried white carna-
tons and ferns. Mr.. Chesley Landrum
waite was the groom's best man and
held the ring. The bride entered the
parlor on the arm of her brother, DR..
Edwin l.. kendig. Of Victoria, Va, by
whom she was given away. She wore
handsome travelling suit of gray cloth
and gloves TO match, with large black
picture hat. She carried a shower
bouquet of lilies of the valley. Immed-
lately after the ceremony a wedding
dinner was served, after which the
bride and groom left for an extended
Northern tour. The wedding was cele-
brated very quietly on account of re-
cent death of the brides mother. only
immediate families being present.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-05-17
CONFIRMATION SERVICES
At ST. GEORGES

The Bishop Coadjutor of the Diocese
of Virginia, the Rt. Rev. A. S. LLOYD.
visited st. Georges on May 18th, the
Sunday after the Ascension, and ad-
ministered the rite of confirmation to
II persons. In Is months there have
been ~ persons confirmed in st.
Georges congregation.
The bishop preached from the I4th
chapter of st. Johns Gospel and 10th
verse, setting forth the fact that men,
only through a power from without
even from the Holy Spirit of God, can
live a clean, sweet, pure and true life.
A large congregation gave the bishop
close attention as he set forth the min
istry Of the Holy Spirit.
The offertory hymn, ASHAMED of
Jesus was beautifully sung by Mrs.
Proctor and Miss Troland.
DR.. McBryde preached at night on
the secret Of the fullness of spiritual
life from, Eph. 3, 18th verse. "Be
filled with the Spirit"
The bishop and the rector of st.
Georges are off this week for the an
nual council of the diocese, which
meets in Richmond on Wednesday.
where it met on the same date lbs years
ago.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-05-17
LAWYERS WIN AGAIN

The doctors played ball at Hanover
Park Friday afternoon in the second
game against the lawyers as if they
were affected by either the proximity
Of Halley's comet or the cold weather
and again went down to defeat. The
attorneys played great uphill game
and after the doctors had obtained
big lead and apparently had the game
cnched batted out a victory. the final
score being p to Is. Both teams
showed the effects Of last weeks game
and at the end of Fridays contest only
one doctor. Smith, and three lawyers.
{. orc. and W. X. Goolrick and Z. W.
Carter, were playing. all the other pro-
fessional men having retired from the
game by reason of stiffness, Charlie
horse or some other infrmity. This
makes the fourth time in three years
the lawyers have triumphed over the
doctors on the diamond and in three of
the games the score made by the law
yers has been the same, viz: p.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-05-17
STAhCS FOR 2-CeRT RATE
I. =. A. Meeting Adopts Resolution Of
Sympathy With Senator Daniel.

The nineteenth annual convention of
the Virginia division. Travellers Pro
tecuve Association, in session in Staun-
ton, adopted resolution of sympathy
with u. S. Senator Daniel.
The presidents report shows that the
Virginia division has a membership of
2 ia, an increase of 239 over the past
year.
A. d. Beckett, of Alexandria. chair
man railroad committee, reported
relations with railroads, and advocated
efforts TO retain the 2-cent mileage
rate.
The delegates were entertained at the
Virginia School for the Deaf and the
Blind, at S O'Clock attended a concert
at Beverly Theater by Stonewall Bri-
gade Band. and at 10 O'Clock a banquet
at Virginia Hotel, There were about
200 delegates present.
Mr.. ID. Scott Quinton, of Fredericks-
burg, was appointed member of the
Committee on Credentials of the con
vention.