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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-20
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Srieorif Milhclm".
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men ubiltbr, milirbt am Ieetcn Som-
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miro. 3ur ioiortigen Abiobrt no1
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Der .Mnplc," Weidber bic 2eltd)i
tbiirine uno Sd,iiie gepoGnlid nit
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3eit 5lpedS @ornabme poli Meporotll
rem in SEN Norts inolith @orinc.
sdiiisbmlboien. aFF
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-20

anahe bel d. ulbigt Batter
1rouiomen Hcbanb.
un q. = ScfretGr George Z. SoneS
pom nMiilber. 6iilfsperein" nnteriudlt
Mc0enpdrtig Die bon benz 10 Sabre
ulten Srorf llrbonp, oiiaS Nooen,
pom Nr. 206, Sp~rin9itroBc, ertopene
VebauptlnG bon Srunf Hohcp, scr
an9eblih ieit Dem Sooe BON llrbonp'S
Batter Die Steae oes 2ebteren eins
nimnlt, arouiom bebanbelt moroen
ju iein. Ger aitn6e liei mebrcrc
Molc bon Soillc meg mo Bat INN
ben Sefretdr i%nitGnOig gebeteL or
mod)te i'm nidt mebr nah Dem Souie
iciner Wutter 5uriidbringen. Sefrc'
t1r Sones. peldIcr Den Nngaben Oci
anoben @loubcn id)enft, miro beui
Sunaen elm Seim peridoiien, ialS er
ote @enebmiguma hes @cridtS hier5ll
erbGlt. Tie Wutter ces Siinglings
lchgnet, Dab Der anube ld)ledlt bebolis
oelt mur0e, uno bcbnuptet, Sranf No.
oep, ibr Warn, lei oeiien ridiiger 20.
ter. Hdf ibrer g,gobc liei Der Sum
&C BON Saltie meg, neil ibn bus 81
gnrettcnroiid)en perboten nltroc.
Bum 9unbe iiir's 2ebtn
weren't ipirben geltern ,Abenb
oitrd Euitor Is. u. 2od)er IN DER heut'
ihen epnngeliifen ct. Wattboi-air'
dc al Central lperi,e mo 1opettf
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bcs befonnten Shldhicrmeiitcrs CIR.
&urle bon Senfins Cane, mo Sri.
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@oie SofielI bon 9tr. 90, Norh.S ops
loritraBe, 5omeiteob. als groutiiib.
rer iunairte Serr Gbriit. aurrle. ais
grautiungier Hrl. Maggie Bauer
mlb ais .llibers" Die Serren v.
@ittbull, 3rco. aurrIe. Conn Bales
utb 9. Goiiell. Ger 3rauung Iolgtc
cine biibide Sod3eitsieier i'm &arie
Der Wutter Der graut, in lpelhem Die
0ellpermablten aut lire 5nfiinitige
@oGnmng auiidlaecn uerben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-20

Sturb bci ciuem @ran0C
- Ser Scihnom Der Srou Grnlcc9
u. GpnnS. mcld)c bel 0enl Hcucr inl
SoninN2rrortb NportlncntNou III
Y~bilo6clpbiu 0erettCt lullroG ic0od,
fllrj 0oroui Dor Sd)rcd ltorb, trai &C
tern bier IN Baltimore Elm. Die
llebcrrcIte mlrocn nud Dem Solit
Der Shm0Qcrin Ser Sobten, Truu NJ.
Sorncr, Nr. 1863, Wount Gopul glpc.,
ilberiilhrt, bon ne ans Die 9eilebun1
uui Dem Gouron.Yart Srieoboie et-
iolgen miro. Grou GponS muroc bon
ibrer (od)tcr ans Dem brcnncnoen
@cb1il0r 0%ctrd0cn. Nl9 ole 6rdncn
Die StrnHC Crrcid,tcn lanteH Vci0c
obrmdd)tiQ 6riommcl. SGnc pie0cr
0as ScUlBtleln III c%rlongeiL Deridieo
Srou @pnn2. Gillc onoerc Valtirno'
rcrilL. ucld'c lei bcnl SSeiler nit fltup.
yer Notb Gem looe entging, lit Iron
tSncob Vloo0@lporth BON 9tr. III,
Git.9torth. Auenue. Iie 2eetcrc er.
frantic, OILS JIG in Griabri,ug brod,te.
hnb tire Sodltcr, meld)c nlis Dem brit
Ten Stpflucrf bee brenncnocn &c
bGu0cS iprona. lcbeasgeid6rlid)c Der.
leBluigcn 0ouongetragcn bat.
Gin nItcr3i h 10 AIDES @e
buuoc. : GnS @c1alloc @tr. S1I,
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rtd,t I'M @e51ltoe meilte nto in Dem
Soie 98dihe nitibirg. Gic Tadlborn
gerictben AnfongS 1T betrGdtlidle
anlregung uuo gloubten. Gin Grobt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-20
.Whi,iSipal' gnselesenbtifrt.

"t""'Otf"'
Mapor Mahool bcin1 EriiiSenten
Gait. - 2obet oenielbcn altr Gon-
petition Scr 2lmeritoniitlcn dit
nicipolitGten Gin. - Nlliidnlb i'm
ScrAcben bon Gontroften. - GuS
.lleuc Scllerhoot. Ter Schrer
un0 SCbrcrinncn IcbtCS Miittrl.
Wopor Wobool bciilhte geitcrn IN
ieiner Gi0enidait ols Gclegot Der
oGipic Icberntion Conference" 10.
lppbl, oils Mitglieb Ser .9iao Ser
Oneritonild,cn MunijipoIit0ten" ben
E%rGlioenten Soit nm an benieIbcn
cine ginlaouug 81 Der Sobrco.@er.
idnlmlung pon Imerifo'a StootpG.
tern, mclde i'm Nugult itottiinoet.
cin5ulubCn. Cos Gomite, oelicnS prcs
der Der Moror mar, mltrbc pom Nr0.
iioenten olli Iieben0milroi9ite @ciic
empiangclL ood) fonute Sr. Soit Die
Ginlablng nod 1id)t init @eitimmts
belt a"nnehnlcn.
Gin hui dub.
GoS &ergeben Der Gontrottc iilr
&iloiternoteriol iiir ocn Ficr Nr. 6
wllroe Gcitern bis ollI Wciterca per.
id)obcn, oo Nr. @m. NJ. MaInp I'M
Nolnen Ciltcr Nn5ubl gieter, melde
has llnternehmcn controttllh utter
ltehnlen molltelL protcltirte. Sr. 6en'
Doll beobiid,tigtc, Die Arbcit lelblt
nit itGotiihen Nrbcitern ST. poIlbrins
gen, bud) miro er, I'M nddbcr felllc
Sd)eererclen jill boben, luortcl1, bis
Die ourh Srr. Wolop ucrtretenct
'Gontrottorcn ibrc Erotclte IN elmer
6iirrtlidcn Sibung Der Gontraft@c
GGroc begriinoct hobct.
Gas meme 6cucrboot,
Tie EIGne iiir ooS nclrc SeiIcrboot
dcben ibrcr @ollcnorng entge9er NM
iperocn in ocn udditcn Sogen Durd
ben Grpcrten ". s. @obcod Der 6clls
crbcb1rbc n%ntcrbrcitet. Die Soften
OeS 9ootea nerbcn lid ungcfGbr arlf
100000 bclollfcL meltc SurlrIe
Der 6clcrbeborbc iiir Den 3mcd 3ilr
Terfiigung ltebt.
Gin IuSme9.
Seit oeS fiir5lid geioBten Seltlrls
les uon Seiten Der Sdulbeboroe,
bab ainber nidt %fSrperlif beltroit
mcroen oilrien, botaiit Die aomini
itrotion peruuloBt aeicben baroiit
uuin1erfinm 81 MADDEN, Dob Sebrer
uno 2ebrerinnen immerbin nod &C.
niigenre Stroimnbnobrten in Mn.
peuounA brin9eu tonnen, UNI lpioer-
ip1nitige Shiiler 81 beitrufen, Sn
erltcr Clinic miro bos 2ebrerperionol
~ eincm !&nnbidreiben op baS Gaf'
iiten erinnert nnb i'm iSule, no Die
les ieinc @irfun9 perie6lt, iolen no
ten an sic Gltern nahbeIfeu. Tiir
irgeno pelhen Shooen, peldlen bie
Sd)iiler am Sduleiaentbum onrid,-
ten, iino Die Gltcrll o0er FiIc9eeltcrn
perontmortlih.
sic 70 men.
SoS Steuer.G epartement luor &c
iiern m1brero Ser @eihGitSitunbcn
bon einem Seer BON Steuer5oblcrn
belo0ert, melfe her9efonmen moren,
nm Ole @oblthoten bes Steuer-Mn-
botts, lpelder fir friib5eitiee 9e5oG.
lung Der Steuern gemahrt miro, 81
genieben. 3rotoem iteben Die Stellcr'
Ginuabmlcn I'M SerbdltniG gum let
ten Sobre nod juriid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-20

ben ici I'M ~gIn5uac. 5ic b%crl6i9tcn
iih ieood, bulo rieoer, ais iid) DER
Staub. Der bCIiH QinItwi Der Diolter
o]uiQciuivbClt m1Woc, QticGt hotte. Gie
Stcpbeua IicB ibr 6eucr in Der aithc
ult9Ncbcn luo iud)tc ltrtcrfumit bel
NcfNlmtcN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-20

@ci Serru y. e. % liter
bu g q i. Ncrr y. +. WIiilcr,
Staot9 9cplriD ser Columbus. Sitter.
CAB unl Gicnitog AbenO mebrcrell
8conltcn Der S~tuotSlO9c ein Elmer
in ieiner @obnung, Nr. 1881, Dit
NoItimpreitrnbc. Inter Den IGeii-
nrhmcrn an Dem liner befonScn lid
Die Wro6ritter >>unles u. Sinolop.
9upio Me@rop. &oiepb u, Sutton,
9r. - YomcrS, :. u. WclRinninln'1
mo So MilIlcr, Iiltrift Ieplitp :.
u. SnNiunn. Eoif @runb MnlQbt
Sobn :. GooOp mo Stout9 Sfob.
mciiicr >Sobn ". Gulcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-20
Ginc Graftprpbc.

Gic Witalicocr Der nGcocration Of
2obpr" bCidllicBcn, Ulf Die 3cit-
bauer BON bier Wod)cn tein Slciih
III ciicn. Ger critic &icc ErG.
iiocnt Wiithen cnttdliht sic &crs
iomnllul0 ollrd) @e0bleiben..
Gen 5ablreid erId)Ic1lcncn Iclc0n.
ten Der oNcoeration Of Sabor," mel
DIE lid, geitcul 9lbcno inl oSaborsSps
cclm" cinfnnoen, mltroe cine Ont
t0lihrnng 5u 6beil. Sic battell Den
@ice 2 Fr0iioentcn Wtithcu erluortct,
ood) milroc ibnen III lester Stlunoe
Die Nudridt SIT 5beil. Oob. bcriclbc
lpihtiger @eidditc bolbcr an Grs
ldeincn prrDiuncrt lei. Sntercliuht
ocitoltctc lid) bic &erinnmllunA int
merbIn, hcnm e> muroc beldlo'leil,
els Wioiicnflno9cblnig iiir bic 3elts
bauer uo1t uicr Npd)cn fem Gleiid)
5ll genicBcL nm oen SIeiid) Grult
mcgcl Der grcnicnloS ulperlhonlt
boben lSrciic III b%cltrofcr. Gin go
mite uilrbC crnonnt. nm Iid Der ga
dc ol5uncbmcu. Gas 9otum oea
&~opcotta miro crit lpGtcr betolult &c.
0ebCn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-20

,GoiicI" am SamltoN bel ocn Ncu
iuuOlonobGnfen Aeiihtct. - @irO
nloroen bier irin, nRbcin"
iGhrt bcilte nod Bremen al.
9oltinlorcr al 9oro oeS oErir5
Srie0rid Milhclm".
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-09-03
BRAlNY POLAR BEARS.
Monsters of the Arctic Regions Which
Are Trained to Think and Act.

The great white denizen of the Po-
lar regions was pronounced training
impossibility until the, advent Of the
Observation-Disclosures Shows, which ex-
l1ibit here September IS. The Polar
bear has been generally acknowledged
by animal trainers to be thing of
beauty, but no one has ever discover
ed any element of charm In their
makeup. The inherent savage and
rapacious instinct of the Arctic mon
sters, always such tremendous and
timorous proposition to trainers, has
at last been conquered and the reverse
side OF the great brute's nature de
veloped to n fineness that is at once
astonishing. The wonderful success
is exemplified with the Hagenbeclt.
Wallace sextette of Polar bears, whose
marelous feats and amusing stunts and
exhibitions may be described rs fol-
lows: Two big bears and q smaller
one Participate in q game Of see5saw.
Ahuge5pgramid isformed (Which in.
ciudes thesentire groip with the train.
or at the apex. One bear rides tri-
cycle with another furnishing push.
ing motive power. A living arch is
formed by tbe seven bears with the
trainer staiding undern satb. A com
edy conceit introduces one bear play.
ing horse. hitched TO a cart and driv-
on by the trainer. with another big
monster by his side. Protesting against
the bulky load the harnessed bear
stops, turns around and deliberately
unhitches himself. The bear in the
cart then gently losses the trainer
over the dashboard as a gentle hint
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-09-03
POLLY or THE CIRCUS"

While New York theatregoers have
been thoroughly aroused by the cru.
sade instituted by church and civic
organizations against the present al
legged tendency to immortality on the
sage as eylder ced by SIEVE al recent
4 roductionY. Frederic Tlompson's
Polly OF the Circus with tic talent
cd and winsome Ida St. Leon as Polly,
which is to be presented in lisa origi-
nal metropolitan magnitude at the
Elks Opera House September Z rs re-
reiving commentator by clergymen
Of all denominations in the various
places IL visits as one of the cleanest
and most wholesome plays of the age,
and an entertainment that no lover of
an evening OF genuine enjoyment in
the theatre ca afford to miss.
Telling, as IL does, the story of the
odd romance OF a pretty little circus
rider and a village pastor in the Mid
die West. Polly of the Circus" is a
drama as original as IL is refreshing,
and is one of those rare plays that
appeal TO the gallery gods" with the
same force as To- the occupants of
orchestra chairs. Since. this epoch
making play was FIRST produced hun.
drcds Of thousands of persons have
been moved from laughter to tears
and to sheer JOY I'm following the for
tunes Of the wistful girl from which
comes the title. Polly OF the Circus, -
and her ministerial admirer. The re-
production OF a mammoth circus i'm
fuli swing IN the third act is the great
esq pieye OF stage realism yet achiev-
cd. and viii be seen here identically
as Witnessed during It's season long
run 81 the Liberty Theatre, New York
City.
The company presenting this play
o. BY al lodds the most competent act
Ing organization sent on tour this sea
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-09-03
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE

Under and by virtue OF a certain deed
Of trust bearing date the 10th day Of
Aug.-1908. executed by York Coleman,
funmarried), to the undersigned II. w.
Cubbedge, trustee, to secure to
Walter Perkins the sum OF fifteen hun.
dred and twenty four ($1524O0), eyil
denced by three notes which are fully
described in the said deed of trust, all
OF which notes bear interest at the
rate Of 6 per cent annum; which
said deed of trust is duly of record
in the office OF the Clerk OF the County
Court of Mercer County, West Va:
in trust deed book No II, and default
having been made 10 the payment Of
said notes, page 24i; the undersfgned'
trustee will Offer tOi safe by way of
public auction, for cash upon tle pre-
misses ON SATURDAY.. tine 10th day of
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-09-03

With her natural winsomeness it
isnot sffapts that Miss Florence Web.
Der. stiie only woman in the cast OF
The Climax" which returns to the
Elks lopera House Saturday. Septem.
ber = 10th Is ardently courted by no
less than three rich men,. AT present
she is being followed from city to city
by a wealthy Louisville man who is
pressing his suit for the fair young
actress band,
Miss Weber has operate aspira-
tions1 iriaaddition to her dramatic eff.
forts and tt SIS doubtful IL she will will
e6nsidef"a proposal of marriage at this
, time siShel ii only 20 years of age. a
society Hgirl of Indianapolis. Ind.
where She is popular favorite. She
enjoys, the distinction OF being the
Amateur, Golf Champion OF Indiana
J aud an enthusiastic automobile driver.
bselnnmanyfof the cities In which she
hasplayedl society functions have been
given In her honor. College sororities
+, have had herras their guest and she
has proven a most delightful compan.
ion.
llolt would not be fair to Miss Webber
! to mention the names OF her suitors.
IItlmight embarrass her. She has been
tobiigedi to decline receiving the atten-
tons of many suitors for her hand.
She proposes to remain single. She
fs chaperoned by her mother and is
as 5ealously guarded against the in
trusion OF, over enthusiastic SWANS as
any girl in this city. She expects to
be star within two years, i'm fact
her contract with Joseph NJ Weber
calls for her elevation to stellar ranks
within that time.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-09-03
PLAYS AND ACTORS

that he shall become the beast OF bur.
den, which he does. pulling the bear
around the ring. A ludicrous perfor,
nance reveals a table and three chairs
the trainer occupying one with bear
companion on either side. While lunch
Is being served n bottle OF wine is
opened and the trainer proceeds 10
fill small. glasses for his guests. He
is interrupted by one OF the bears
who takes. the bottle between his paws
places the neck in his mouth. and. fan.
ing ON his back. drinks the contents
IN apparent great glee. Another bottle
meets a somewhat similar fate. The
genial effects OF the generous wine
soon become APPARENT and both bears
and the trainer simulate terrible I'M.
toxication,. lock arms in very human
sort OF way and stagger about the
arena. while the band fitingly PLAYS,
We Won't0Go Home Until Morning. >
This amazing Arctic exhibition con.
Guides with desperate wrestlinp
match between man and monster. in
which skill and science are pitted
against brute strength i'm contest SO
terrible that the very atmosphere
seems to Jingle with the tenseness OF
the strain. Capable critics have pro
nounced this Polar bear exhibition
the greatest trained animal act ever
exhibited.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-09-03

said section ITO; thence southwark,
following the line between lots 5hres
and four n. the said section. one .rrp,
dred aue Fifty feet TO the ecibt Il
beginpiEg; said lot being ~ Dy ibc
feet 81 1fethe west side OF lot NO. 8
in Afa section 10; and being the
same lot OF land co,f~'--' l. tho ,. "a
York Coleman By deed made by the
said Walter Terlins and wife On the
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-09-03

oeptLolV-dJ IL " SbOcA. DUUfl, the FOL
lowing real estate. ,ying and being in
the city of Blue6o,d We, Va; to wit:
BEGINNING at stake, the south
vest corner Of lot No. 3 and the south
east Corner Of lot No. four in section
oae hundred and seventy 17O) on the
geap ofthe davidson Tract; and runs
thence in an easterly direction with
the north line of Highland Avenue
,1Qgty f40ls feet to stake now cover.
ed by fence which divides the yard
OF the said Walter Perkins from the
yard of the said York Coleman; thence
in northwardly direction at right
angles to Highland avenue one hun
dred and fifty G5O) feet to a stake
ON the iine of a twenty feet wide alley;
thence westv'ao,, nIo~,nx "a.
south ifne OF the said alley forty (40)
feet to n stake at the northeastern
corner of lot number four ~ f~ld mo
northwestern corner OF lot No. 2 I'm
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-09-03

lOth day OF Aug. ~, which deed
Is or rccor , 'GS D,ic, ~ the cIe-p
OF the co ib'J ,U1It ~ said county.
TERMS OF sAl.h: CASH IN HANU
ON DA 4 Or SALE.
TIT ot :ith das OF August 1910.
II. w. CUBBEDGE.
'ruHtA d.
IA 70 &Uxs
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-09-03

Great Falls. Mont.-Chas. Geisser
or this city says: "Hollister's Rocky
Mountain Tea has been a great help
to me. 1 have used II for two years
and can recommend it as n GOOD
blood purifier" For sale by The
White Pharmacy.
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l represent the best Lifo Insurance
Company In the world. ". ". EAsLEY.
Buy home then you wont have To
move. EAsLEY & WEST.
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SCENE FROM "POLLY OF THE CIRCUS AT
ELKS OPERA HOUSE SEPT z.

son, and the local engagement of POL
ly of the Circus" is certain to prove
the real event of the season.
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ed with interest. inasmuch as there are
many new members and the personnel of
the committees will be considerably
changed.
In the board OF aldermen 1t is pre-
dicted that there will be a deadlock for
the position Of president of that body.
Those whose names have been mentioned
In connection with the presidency are
Aldermen ]. M. Hill. w. w. Ballenger
and F. F. Marbury. J. r. N. Curtin. for
mer president Of that body, was not a
candidate for reelection. hence the va
cancy.
The new members OF the council are c.
r. Yates, first ward. who succeeds Thomas
l.. Rishen: J. Y. VILLAS, second ward.
who succeeds Henry Bladder; A. d. Brock
EFT, third ward, who succeeds William HI.
Hellmuth: Charles b. Swan and Thomas
Chauncey, fourth ward, who succeed L.
E. Uhler and F. T. Evans. Kenneth w.
Ogden will be the only new member Of
the board of aldermen. He succeeds ].
r. n. Curtin OF the third ward.
The members OF the Reliance Fire En-
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CINE Company viii hold meeting at that
company's house tonight for the purpose
OF organizing a reel racing team. to be
composed of about twenty members of
the company. Already the required num-
Der have signified their intention of join
ing.
+ n ia the intention of the members to
cornnete in the reel races next year under
the auspices OF the State Firemen's As
ISOLATION.
with this end in view. the team. II is
said proposes to hold practice races three
times a week on the macadam roadway
on North Washington street.
Within a short time temporary reel
will be secured, to be used by the sprint
ers in their tests.
This will be the first team of the kind
Alexandria has ever had. Most of the
other volunteer fire departments In other
sections of the state have such teams.
and the majority OF them always compete
for prizes at the annual state meetings
The Alexandria company feels that with
proper practice IL will be able AT the next
annual meeting Of the state convention to
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is something any one who had seen her
twice could not fail to remark SO we
did not admit any one to see her during
the day"
He refused to say what this distinguish
ing feature was. He said 1T was not a
Disagreement. The young woman, ne
declared, was one of the handsomest he
had seen in his service at the hospital.
II told her several times that we had
persons downstairs who were ready to
Identify her, and she had better tell US
who she was, because We wished to spare
her any pain. knowing that she was SUI
fering from her injuries. She would SIM
ply smile and reply:
Don't care about ME; bring them up
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Cora Fowler. young woman OF Par
kersburg, w. Va. was drowned last night
while out boat riding on the Kanawa river
with her two sisters 's
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anou. these things-they, are generaly
5000 miles from the rea, masn for an
yerv seldom give the real reason ioi an
ac. .T SSs1 usually say it was the result S OF
q love AFFAIR. In this instance: as you
know, love has nothing to 40 VIII, ,,,r H. A -
with King Midas ever ryy,hins turns TO
gold. in my case everS''''"e
failure. ..
snin IN, have been so. Mine has been
an unhappy life. Think kindly OF me-
ask you again.
.sYour sincere friend.
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on the Potomac. They have also sold to
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Smith a house ana
one acre Of ground on Washington ave.
nue., Alexandra county So
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The completion of the reassessment OF
realty in the old part OF Lynchburg. Va.
as compared with the 1905 assessment,
shows an increase OF S4.606.66 The new
assessment aggregates $l3.e9s,oso; me re,
assessment in the annexed portions will
bring the assessment up TO more than
Sl5. 900 COO, and the net gain will be
nearly $5,000,0OO.