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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-01

en- ON Siertet. SO man tanfer
me6 Cru paa, bpao set er bele 6e,
eprige Sci al Maret, naar @brfet
bar bnnoet @agten, og Stormene
bpler 6eres Srtumf u6 ober Sc uer<
beige @i16er paa 90 og 9ano;
naar &obet gaar mart me6 bpi6e
Sfumifaoler UNDER Iabe,- iogenoe
@fper, og 8r9n6ingerne brp6er
moo 2an6 / ct eneite btl0t, brplcl1-
sc @og Lungs bele &pften.
Sg 6og er set life noget ringe
8i6ag 9oemarfen D6er til 9an6ets
8elitan6. Dets Mgre itreffer Jig
bioere en6 ollie set gorige SANDS
Mgre tiliamme11lagt. 6%inmarfsbon=
Sen Burger life @lob e1ler @ipe.
San pleier fin Mger me6 ifarpe
8ao6fel, fan beiter me6 @arn, og
:paa @ieller t6rrer ban @reoen.
On Sinmarfsager fer no lom en-
MaiSmarf efter Soften; men ser er
en- an6en &er6i Sen ems / Sc tgr=
re6e Maisfolber. @n beI lille Gor=
Mite fnn Sen rebrpfpnterp Mpn
loa bar Sen rigttgnof ogiaa foitet ct
blooig 9aar6t Mrbei6e og Sopn og
6arer og ofte @enneifelib me6.
Ml6rig for Mgrene baoret iaa rigt
lom iaar. 2oo6efiifet begpn6te life
go6t. @ele Sen ferite &alp6el al
9lpril bar lt6bDttet ffralt. Men
omfring sen 90. iatte BET tn6 mes
en- bel6ig 6iifetpng6e, og / Sc Har
Maane6er 10 ODER til ct. &ous
bleo ser opfiifet ODER S0H @illio=
ner &ilogram &pie, &peite, Gel og
Glpn6ere.
9a &rtierne iaar far bnret jebnt
gooe, bar l16bDttet for 5tiferne be-
ret fortrinltgt, omtrent Z MtlIioner
&roner / 6irefte Sortieneite. Ser
til fon1mer u6bDttet al 2eper og at
an6re Stifelorter. Set er ct betp=
6elig @lus til 2an6ets Sn6tegter.
@por en- laaoan Sortieuette bin
fer, er set life iaa un6erligt, at Tolf
ltrpmmer til. Sen 13. Mai ioor,
81 Siiferiet bar paa lit bp1ette, par
Ser 4,489 @aa6e, iom 6eltog /
5angiten beroppe me6 en- @eietnino
of benpeo $4,000 Mon6. Ser bar
13 Gampifibe, 934 Seiliflse og
1888 Motorbaa6e. Sor bpert Star
dges Antallet al Motorbaaoe. De-
res 8nitren er blepen 6inmorfcns,
Liza bele Mor6lanos &ienoingsiignal.
&bor man fommer, bgrer mon &C.
res roppe, iltre &pirpler. Sg Set
er lite Blot / iterre Sfejter> at 800
torer er in6lagte; ti6t og ofte fees
Sc / imaa Mor6lan6sineffer, ia i
&ramme, iom life RUNNER mere
emo to-tre Mon6. @ba6 0ennc Sp.
fin6elie bar peret for 8efoIfninge1
ser nor6oppe> bebgber life rprmpra
at paobties. Gen og &urtigrute!!
bar omformet bele 2ipet og nile
Sorbol6 6eroppe.
@n minore 9el al 6iifen lies og
ien6es me6 &urtigruten til Srono=
Diem, bporfra Sen u6fbres melt til
Snerige og til 6inlan0; men Den
langt %operbeien6e 9el iplges til
rusiiife 0pfiebere og ialtes omboro
paa 6arteierne. S Sc fleite &arue
II 9itfinmarfen finder mon oisl'
&usierboa6e; ipccielt bar SEE mango
@arog, bbor en- bel 6laape al
6em laa opanfret, min6it en- 1870
5tpffer.
Sire 8per bor 6inmarfen at opvt-
ie. st lie til triite og graz og fat
tige iom 2anoet ielp. @e6i1 al Dem
gipr &a6ip fig, meo SEN itorc Mn,t.
mm6sbolig fneiien6e iom ct Slot
oppe paa 8affen bag 8pen peo 81
Ben af &irfen. Stpggelt er 8oroe.
Men set pil6e beret uretferoigt at
beoemme 6isfe Bper elter oeres l1o-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-01


1917.
bar fra 9anmarf og blep Is Ma1
gammel. San bar at Guiin6er fien6t
UNDER Mapnet rOlo 6otber Slime"
grun6et paa tit lange EiliDn meo 81
offenlige l1bre. Mf6e6e bar fien61
iom en- 1Dgtig @ar6 / lit Sag oQ
.baboe facet en- praftif 16oannelie
oe6 be it6r1te ubrfabrtfer / 2an6et,
Selles &icnic'en al Chicago
Observation-Disclosures / @enoags
Il Seltrams @rope Dor fife ioa
;go6t beiggt iom sen bnr6e bape
peret, naar Denies ill., at set er en-
fin lille &arf og at set er Ell fin
@i6retur beru6. @omiteer bop6e
ierget for go6 l1n6erbol0nine, faale-
6eS 8rDoefamp mellem @nu6 &eter.
fen og Carl Senfins, bport Setter
len git al me6 Seiren. 8ernene
more6e Jig meo &artoffelleb, og Ser
bar mango on6re @piI, ligeiom Ser
bar &remiefegleipil. uMagneten"
!iang, og set blep itrafs bemerfet, at
oen bor giort ct bel6igt @alg / SIR.
8erggreen til S%angleoer. Carl IS.
2arien talte iom ie6banligt go6t for
Mmerifa, lt%geleoes &olf @asmusien,
Dor Suerfasierer, for 8ro0eriamfun=
oct og Sobn Scbmiot for 9anmarf.
Smaffe @ange bar ifrepne al 6. g.
9itlefien for Mmertfo, Mntor &piit
for 8~po6eriamfnn6et og Carl @on=
fen for Danmarf. Ole Mielien igr-
ge6e for Sc 6anielpitne, iod ban
me6 tit 6 Man6s Srfeiters fine So
ner fun6e boloe @nlpet tetpaffet
fra 8egDn6elien til @n6en. Samu1el=
fen i6rge6e for set in6re Menneifc
me6 &offe og Smprrebreo, og Set
er iom iagt fun at beflage, at life
flere 6eltog / %l16flugten.
On &iencelie blep ben &c. bs. of~
iagt al CONNER Cooper / Superior
Court goaenoe no poa, at set Gono
poa $211,000, iom blep in6iamlet
til Bor6el for @nfer og 8grn efter
&ran6cbef &oron og Sc % 8rano=
m9n6, font omfom / Stocf CARDS
8ran6en Sen %. December 1910
1fal u6betales Dem.
&ien6elien er en- Seir for gnfcr=
ne, iom / Mpril anlag6e Gag moo
&arlom sc. &igingbotbam og an6re
Meolemmer at Sen 8orgerfomite,
iom bar bobt mes Toroaltningen al
Gonoet at giere, og bar anbragt Sen
lt6rlte 9eI al set / @er6ipapirer og
fun gipet 6em, for bpem Bon6et bar
in6iamlet, &e11terne of &apitale11.
9ommeren or6re6e @omiteen at ipl=
.ge &er6ipapirerne og l16bele &opita=
inben tre6ipe Gage.
,6oroelingen al Sonoet, iaaleoes
iom Sen bar foreilooet at @omiteen,
bleb imi6lertt6 ianfttoneret al Cont
meren. S bette 8unft bar set paa=
itoaet al @tferne, at @omiteen bap6e
ban6let uretfer0ig, i6et sen bab6e
tilitaaet enfelte, JONI +. cts. @rS.
&oran og @nfen efter. Secono Msii=
tantMfariba Milliam S. Burroughs
en- iterre &n6el ems Sc an6re. S fin
@ien6elie angaoen6e sen ulige 8or<
oeling al Gon6et iae6e 2o,nmercn
blan6t an6et:
~Genne SIDE al Sogen rrepeoe
Sen on1bpggeligite Operbeielie al
Dommeren og er blebet neie ituoeret
mes &enipn til Sc @~e6fommenoes
&ettigbeoer babe praftiif og iuri=
0iif. Mt &omtteen hapbe @%nIe6ning
til at fien6e alle Safto og 8illig-
b%e6sbenipn tan lite beitri6es.
Gor @fsempel / Silfel6et mes
Sames &orar, Dor afopoe 8rono-
cbef: Monge al bans perionltge @en-
ner og Gorretningsbenner, iom bap=
Sc faaet bam fier = og 6eres Mn=
tai por itort = gab 8iorog til So
miteen me6 116trDffeligt 9nife ON,
at bette bleb lat ttlii6e for bans So
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-01
OtnneapoIts.

&aitor Sarpgaaro ps .Tamili,
reiie r t6ag til &utcbinion, Minn.,
for at aflagge ct 8eieg bos @enuer
/ bans ttoligere @irfefre6s Ser. 81
fommer tilbage til Minneapolis
tG1te nge.'
Mrs. ella 2arien, 2215 "a. Mpe
g.. Moolpb 2ariens Suitru, er al
gaoet peo 9goen, fun 10 Mor. gam:
mel, og blep Sen "a. Muguit begra:
bet fra Siemnet. &aitor Carp:
gaaro forrette6e be6 8egrobelien.
&aitor s. &rnn, 2ebrins, 9an'
mari, iom er paa Soreoragsreiie.
6e 6anife Menigbe6er / 9lmerifa
6enne Sis, uentes fer til Minneapo:
liz Sen 16. September &aito,
8run oil pre6tfe be6 6ormi06ags:
gu%0stienelten S9noag ben II. Sep
og bol0e Sore6rog ON @ftermio6a:
gen. M9rmere Me66elelie bill blipe
gipet / n9lte Mumer al 8laoet.
S ct. &eoers banife lntberife Sir:
fe afbol6es ingen @u6stieneite ferit.
fommen6e Sgn0og poa @run6 al
8pgeearbei0et. Set 11pe 8aiement
iom bliper anlaet UNDER &trfen
nermer fig MI lin 6ll6enoelie, t6ei
Mnrene er fer6ige og rMaiter".
Mrbeioet nil blibe begDn6t / 6ennf
l1ge, iaale6es at @irfen efter neitt
lge otter oil funne brl1ges til re.
gelmesiig @u6stieneite. Ser biie,
Jig, at 0pferelien al 8aiementet iffs
blot for gtpet &irfen sen n6pt0elie
iom bar tiliigtet mes set, men al
&trfebpgntngen ogiaa rent pore fe
bar bun6et meget betD6eligt / us:
feen6e 6erpe6.
@bitfeit. Tre0ag SEN lite Sep
TENDER, Iften &loffe1 s, afbol0e]
st. &e6ers &irfes l1ngoomsforeninl
&pitfeit i Gania Soil, til bpilfen all
Gorentngens @enner in6bpoes. &ro
grammet pil begpnoe mes Ell 6alles
iang: Seq bill pnrge NIT 9on6"
og Dtl beitaa al @ano Soloer a
Mrs. &asm1sien, Gang @oloer a
Sncob Mbrregaoro og Mrs. Clubs
gaar6, Oplesning: 9racbman1
On &oeroagsbiitorie" peo @iis
@itber S6n6ergaar6, Dl1etter a
Mrs. St116sgaar6 og 81. @tranbifop
og Gableau: @piticene. 9erefte,
bill ser blipe en- lille Spil1gom. 81
ter Hrogrmmet ierberes Ser 2uncl
for Is Gents. ~l1ngoomsforeninge1
bor n11noet ct go6t Mapn for @r
rangementet at fine Setter, og ser e.
@run6 til at bente, at 6enne >5m
menfomft bill blipe en- af 6e be6ite
bette Mar. Ser bentes fulbt &us.
etifeliesfet. Mleranora 2og
SEQ. %, Danff Sbiteriamfl1no, at
boIber 2grougen sen is. Septembel
lin Is Mars 5tifteliesfeit paa Dn
mia Sail meo en- flor i%elifabeli!
EE[ls4lE sfEE tt&&t-1E aHH-s5N1SH
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-01

at glern11e, at ggrIigbe6 lite allen
er Ben beoite @urs, en- at Sen er 6e1
eneite Bel fom uil bringe G6er 2pn
@rober GleneIano iagoe, at Sc
am%ertfanife neutrality-suspicious. eta
bilitet mao bbile poa ct erligt 6or
bol6 mellem Mrbeioseiperen og gr
bei6eren, mellem &ieberen % Selge
rem. Sore financielle % fomerciell
Snititutioners eiebItffelige og frem
ti6ige Sifferbe6 beroer paa @eoli
geboloelien og 0pfploelien al 6isi
Orb.
Stuff fgrit, ii6it og til enbper ST
poo, at ser fin6es en- 8pgning, Jon
enbper @on0 bigger for fig ielp
9enne 8pgning fal0er ri starafter
og erbber gambling er en- Sten
oenne 8pgning. 6or at opt1ao &a:
rafter mao en Man6 t9nfe 9grlig
beo, ban6le 9grligbe6, aan6e 9grl;g-
beo.
S oil Miue oberroifet bto Del
&nrtigbeo, bpormeo Golf 6emmcr
mellem set egte og Set falfe. Set
fienoer @lange1 at set birfeIige &c.
|tal og sets 2p6igbeo.
Otter at S MI far lart 2igepegt
II Sinoet og itebt g6ers Mnleg, ef=
tier at S far grebet erbper Mnle6=
ming og %forbereot @6er til @ampcn,
Iefter at S bar bol6t allie @oers 2pf=
ter og piit @er0en, at S beiiober
Snitiatipet og @pnerne, 6ltoen, It's
b%olbenbe6en og 9Grligbe6en, er S
fommet / 8eii6oelie al en- @agt. S
er MI blepen fat / en- Sttlling blan0t
Sc npttige Meoborgere, bpori S fan
lbielpe g6er ielp og g6ers Meite.
@en til Sn6s for alt bette fan S
enonu feile, bois S glemmer at op=
ipare Ell Del al set S tiener. S bore
Sage er Sangen til at fore6e fine
Mioler operalt ttllteoe, og ieg fan
life %alporligt NOT a6pare g6er imo6
oenne 9pmon.
&oticbil0 flyer, at Set freezer me-
gen Soft, blanoet meo flor 6oriig=
tigbe0, at opnaa Ell 6ormlte; og
Set freper bagefter ii @mnge iaa me-
get @io, blanoet mes go6 Gemme=
fraft for at bebol6e SEN, efter Sen
er opnaaet.
Sen fortelte &ecept JONI jeg far
bGret / Stano til at finbe for 6en=
ne @genifob er 6enne: 8ejen til at
blipe rig er iimpelt ben at moo1tao
at blipe en- Saabe, tbt en- Saobe for
eoer mere en6 ban tiener. San og
bans Eenge a6ifilles b11rtigt.
Set er min faite Operbepisning at
@anen til at ipare er en- Iiaeiaa pn=
ienlig Taftor / Councillor al &a=
rafteren iom noeet iombelit onoet;
iffe alene / 8elparelien al: &ennies,
Gimes og @ollars, men ogiaa / on
6re Sing. Sen Mano lom +. CTS.
lite iparer paa fin Si6 er en- Spp,
tbt ban itjeler sen Sis, iom er gipet
bam og tilbringer SEN / 2e0iggang,
.og 6enne le0er bam inart til onore
nbe0erlige @e0rifter.
Gil slutning oil leg igien min6e
@6er ON, at lige meget floor go6t S
ems uoretter en- Sing iaa oil ser 6og
tmorgen fin6es cit be6re Moooe al
uofere sen. Sg bette betpoer Trem=
1trtot, og tor at fan Jren=
ffri6t maa hi bape Soeer; otsfe
frembringer Sorretning og 6erne Ell
tilite6e operalt. Staa 6erfor life |
@eien. 6plg mes @rocesiionen, ell
Ter tre6 tilii6e. &ol6 @fri6t mes
@elifabet, bbori S befinoer G6er,
eller trG0 al Geien for Man6en bog
beo: Staa al6rig / @eien for M
S6eer, og iton6s life paa oe beore
Metbooers Sci. @aa alorig til &pi=
lie paa &eloets Stige. Gper life
&eien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-01
Oph&ver al SVedlugt.

6%de1egger al Svedlugt. Udmerket for
brandende eller tugtige Fiddler. Stro /
Armhullerne og i Skosaalene I'VE Nor
gen.. Pris Csc. Pr0vepakke frit.
II. c. Hubbard Medical Co., Humboldt, Iowa.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-01

Efrtp otter Srpueunmer pua octte
8laD.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-01

|par fra 9anmarf og blen Is Mar
gammel. SON pur at Guiin6er fienot
UNDER @apnet rOl6 Gatber Gime",
grrn6et paa fit lange Etlipn me6 De
.offenlige l1bre. Mf6e6e bar fien6t
iom en- 6pgtig @ano / lit Sag og
.bab6e faaet en- praftif uo6annelfe
oe6 6e iterite ubrfabrifer / 2an6et.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-08-10
MARGARET SWAMI BRADLEY
Servant of God. well done!
Rest from thy loved employ;
The battle fought. the yict'ry won'

Servant of God, well done!
Rest from thy loved employ;
The battle fought. the yict'ry won,
Enter thy Masters joy
Surely these We're the worus
caught up and sung by the Heaven
~ hosts. until the great blue dohle
echoed with the sweet refrain, as
the pure soul OF Margaret 5. Brad
ley passed into the Fathers Keep
ing. ...
For her there are no moro tears
no more sorrows. no longer the
cross to carry that wins us the
crown. but in the light of God s
great glory, amidst His holy angels
she now rests secure. chanting the
HYMNS of the ages. which she learn
ed as she journeyed along life's high
way. fulfilling in the highest sense
her huty to her fellowmen.
Unto God. our Father, We sur
render her spirit, knowing full well
that such a life has found place
very close to the great white throne
that she has only gone on little
ahead to watch and wait until We
too. shall reach the farther shore.
With this knowledge. we do not
wish her back, but will place the
dear face in mcmory's stronghold to
guide us in our loneliness and help
make us fit to enter in at last
through the gate she holds open
for us.
She has laid the burden down
for God has need of her and we
only ask His help in making
us bear our loss as she would have
us do.
One Who Loved Her.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-08-10
SPOTSYLVANIA COURT PROCEEDINGS

Special grand jury empaneled with
l.. G.. Maddox, foreman, and returned
the following indictments:
Commonwealth V. Robinson for mis-
demeanor and certified to J.C. Mitchell,
j. p. for trial. Frederick W. Cole
man, attorney for prisoner.
Commonwealth V. White, INSIDE
meanor, certified to J. c. MineheI, j..
p, for trial. Frederick w. Coleman,
attorney for prisoner.
Commonwealth V. Watson. a mlsde-
meanor, certified to j. c. Mitchell Tor
trial. Frederick W. Coleman, attor-
ney for prisoner.
Commonwealth V. Tobie Monroe, a
felony, continued until next term and
prisoner bailed for appearance with w.
=. Waite as security in the penalty oil
$500. 90. Frederick W. Coleman, at
torney for prisoner
Commonwealth v. Agnes A. Harfield,
8 indictments not true bills. Frederick
w. Coleman, attorney for Mrs. har-
field.
Order entered directing deed OF
trust securing 81 800 to be marked paid
against w. P. Waite. Frederick W.
Coleman attorney.
Will of Mrs. Grard probated and
Judge Alvin T. Embrey qualified as the
executor Hereunder.
Order entered on application OF ~
free holders directing an election 10 DC
held in Berkeley district to say whether
or not $50, 900 shall be expended TO
permanently improve certain roads
Waller v. Waller, absolute divorce
granted. Lee J. Graves p. q:
Hirsh v. Russell heirs. Sale OF tract
of land ordered confirmed, and Com
missioners Graves, Swift and Chlches,
ter to collect the purchase money OF
81. 500 and execute deed to Y. Il. raj
cOner.
Sorrell V. hick. Taken under advls-
ment. T. Stokeley Coleman and =. b
DeJarnette, p.q., and 5. 7. Powell pa
HALEY v. Powell. Resale ordered
and sale being had in the presence OF
the court Mr.. Clarence Jones bought
the property at $S75 and deed ordered
10 be made to him. Alvin T. Embrel
D. O., and s. p. Powell and frederlci
w. Coleman p. d.
Harris Committee v. Smitn, llhal ue
cree entered. Graves p. g., and FRED
erick w. Coleman p. d.
Johnson v. Johnson, con inued. /
Stokeley Coleman p. q.
Walker v. Johnson. 1. StokeIe.
Coleman appointed commissioner t
make sale Of certain lots in Fredericks
burg.
Lipscomb v. Lipscomb. Referred t. :.
Master Commissioner Frederick W
Coleman for report. b. P. Willis p. 9
Brock v. Turner, continued, Lee }
Graves p. a., and S. z. Powell p. d.
Burke v. Burke, &c, W. ID. Carter p
o., S. P. Powell p. d.
Jett Welt, &C., continued. Frederlel
w. Coleman p. q.
Clerk made report of fines collected
List of alterations examined and order
ed filed. Many other orders were en-
tered.
Judge Chichester will go out TO Spo'
sylyania Wednesday morning to sig
the orders and adjourn the court.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-08-10
CHANCELLOR DISTRICT
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE

At a mass meeting of citizens OF
Chancellor District, Spotsylvania
county. held on Aug. 3rd. with a
view TO investigating the true ma
ture OF conditions relative 10 the
improvement OF orr roads and OF
public affairs. so lively an interest
was manifested in the several topics
discussed that it was decided TO
organize a body to be known as
the Chancellor District Industrial
League The object of this is the
furtherance of every interest OF the
taxpayers Of our district and county.
II was decided to hold a meet
ing to which all voters and taXpay-
ers interested in the welfare Of the
county. especially those of Chancel-
lor District. are invited. Same to be
held at NJ. Wakeman 4 Sons flour
and grist mill on Aug. 10th at 100
p. m.
J. H. Crabtree.
Secretary Pro TEN.
Sunlight. Va. Aug. Z. 1911.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-08-10
HAD NARROW ESCAPE
Mr.. Peden Thrown From Vehicle in
Runaway.

Mr.. VIM. II. Peden Tuesday evening
had narrow escape from serious injury
If not death, and incidentally his family
and friends were given great scare.
Mr.. Peden has favorite horse, which
is very spirited animal. Tuesday
afternoon he drove this horse to his
buggy to his farm in Stafford on the
Warrenton road, about 2 miles above
Falmouth. About 8 O'Clock Tuesday
evening this horse came slowly up the
hill at the Mary Washington Monu-
ment. walked down to the Mercer Mon
ument, crossed over to the east side Of
the Avenue and walked on towards Mr..
Peden's residence. The incident was
noticed and the fact that parts of the
harness were dangling from the horse
caused the neighbors to suspect that
something was wrong and number OF
them went to the Pedon home. The
horse was examined and scratches on
his limbs and the broken harness gave
unmistakable evidence that there had
been a runaway, with how serious re-
suits no one could tell at the time.
Neighbors congregated and there was
much suppressed excitement Col. Cole
phoned to Falmouth bridge and 1t was
stated that Mr.. Peden had short time
before passed over the bridge coming
towards Fredericksburg and that no
accident had occurred up to that time.
Just then Mr.. S. G.. Wallace drove up
in his carriage. IL was known that Mr..
Peden turned to the right after leaving
the bridge, taking the road around the
Falls. Col. Cole and Mr.. w. A. Bell
got in Mr.. Wallace's carriage with him
and they drove in the direction Of the
Falls to see if they could find Mr.. Peden.
They soon met Mr. Peden coming down
Cedar Lane walking. They took him
in the vehicle and soon had him at his
home where there was much rejoicing
among Mr.. Peden's family, his neigh
bors and friends that he was not serious
ly hurt.
Mr.. Peden says he was driving slow
w along the road Just above Falmouth
bridge on his way home by the Cedar
Lane route. 1t was just getting dark
and the road is very narrow there.
Something frightened the horse and he
gave two quick bounds. Before Mr..
Peden could gather the reins the buggy
struck large post right on the side OF
the road. This threw Mr.. Peden out
and the horse was freed by the break
ing of the harness. The horse ran I'M
til he reached the hill at Mary Wash
ington Monument. He was then wind
ed and came TO walk.
Mr.. Peden was severely Jared and
bruised and received a scar on his fore
head but no bones were broken.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-08-10
GOES TO GRAND JURY
Green EndeavOred to Secure Counsel
MIR. Chichester Declined TO Defend
Him.

The case of George Green, who was
shot last Wednesday night while up u
tree back of the residence Of Mr.. f. C..
Ninde, was called in Justice Dannehl 5
court Tuesday.
1t had been said that the law was not
broad enough to make this case more
than disorderly conduct. but Common
wealth's Attorney w. w. Butzner
sprung a surprise by preparing a charge
of house breaking in the night time
against George Green, which will place
the accused before a jury to say
whether he will 60 to the penitentiary.
The accused plead guilty and Police
Justice Dannehl sent the case on to the
grand Jury, the charge being felony.
The Commonwealth : Attorney says he
is going to do all that can be done. and
he expects to send the accused to the
penitentiary, and add him to the public
road force, and thereby break up this
detestable annoyance of people peeplng
in the windows of our citizens.
George Green endeavored to employ
Mr.. f. NJ. Chichester to represent and
defend him, but Mr.. Chichester publicly
in court declined to defend the negro.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-08-10
SP0TSYLvANIA
Notes from Parker.
Parker, Va, Aug. 9Th, 10

Parker, va, aug. oth, 1911.
Copious showers and protracted meet
ings seem to be the order Of the day in
this section and both have been much
enjoyed.
A large crowd assembled at New
Hope church, Orange county, on Sun
day to attend the beginning of a series
Of meeting. DR.. Jones preached an ell
oauent sermon in the morning from the
text, "And he brought him to Jesus; y
and at the close of the morning serv-
ice the pastor invited the large crowd
to partake Of refreshments on the
grounds and after all had Toasted there
was still large supply. In the after
noon the congregation filled the large
church and DR.. Jones again preached
from the text keep thy heart with
all diligence. for out Of il are the issues
Of life," Prov. i:23.
We are glad to report that 1t was a
mistake in stating that Mr.. A. j. Ma
son had heart disease. He is slightly
indisposed, but we hope that it is moth
ing serious and expect to see him out
again soon. l.. l.. l.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-08-10
CONFEDERATE VETERANS MEET
NAV Give Excursion to Richmond
Committee on Fair Reunion.

There was a largely attended meeting
of Maury Camp Confederate Veterans
Monday night. Commander b. Bower
ing presiding.
The matter of running an excursion
to Richmond on Labor Day, Sept. 9TH,
was discussed and the following com
mittee appointed to take up the matter
Col. +. ID. Cole, j. 5. Musselman, /.
f. Proctor. Sam Fitzhugh and A. b.
Bowering.
The commander appointed the follow
ing committee to act with the COM
mittee from the Fair association in re-
gard to the reunion the last day OF the
fair: Col. f.. d. Cole, II. Lewis Wal
lace. Capt NJ b. Rowe, Judge John 1.
Goodrich and Major +. S. Ruggles.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-08-10
TO JOHNSTON &
PEARsows CUSTOMERS

have purchased all the prescrip-
ton files OF the late firm OF john
ston & Pearson and all parties who
had prescriptions filled by them
can have same duplicated at my
drug store.
M. M. Lewis,
Druggist, corner Main and George
streets, Fredericksburg, Va.
siy2 7eod-2Wljy29-2w
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-08-10
CAPT. ROWE A DELEGATE

Gov. Mann has named twenty-five
delegates to represent Virginia at the
annual "See Europe If You Will, but
See America First" convention which
takes place next May in Baltimore,
among the being Captain M: B. Rowe,
fredericksburg; j. Hoge Tyler, Rad
ford; Lyon G. Tyler. Williamsburg; J..
N. Stubs, Woods Cross Roads; John
t. Daniel, Cape Charles; W. 7. Dab
ney, Richmond; w. s. Copeland, New
port News; r A. James, Danville.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-08-10
LEG BROKEN

Mr.. Nelson English. OF Falmouth.
had his leg broken Tuesday even
ing while piling lumber in the yards
OF the Fredericksburg Lumber Co.
here
Mr. English has a family and this
accident is a severe blow TO him.
DR. r. j. Payne rendered medical
aid and he was taken to his home
in Falmouth