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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1912-10-18
WHETHER Or NOT TO ABOLISH THE
HERD LAW

The matter of stock: running at large to be
voted upon.
Notice is hereby given that On Tuesday. No
vember 18th, in the year of our Lord. 1912. at the
established polling places in the various Pre-.
cincts in the County Of Mclean. State of North
Dakota. the question of stock being permitted
to run at large will be voted upon.
7. F. Thompson.
County Auditor.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1912-10-18
LEGAL NQICES

ER-Mot.ces gu iished under this
heading will g charged legal rates
y accordan ~ iththe ruling Of 1.-THE
Mclean Count Press Association,
and no affidavit will be issued until
all public ation charges are paid.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1912-10-18

Amendment.) The legislative assembly is
hereby authorized and empowered to provide
by law for the erection, purchasing or leasing
and operation of one or more criminal grain
elevators in the states of Minnesota or Wiscon-
SIN, or both, to be maintained and operated in
such manner Is the legislative assembly shall
and grading of all = ain received in such eleva-
tor or elevators.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1912-10-18

7. y. ThOtnp3nn.
Auditor OF Mclean Co, y. D.
Judges of the Supreme Court
mon Partisan)
Andrew \. Bruce
j. T.. Robinson
Judge of the the Di.tric. Court 9th. district
IS. l.. Nues.Ie
v. II. Winchester
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1912-10-18
Providing For Terminal Elevators
Concurrent Resolution
Is. B. No. l35-C. w. Plain.

Us. b. NO. I33-C, w. PIAln.J
a Concurrent Resolution amending the Consti-
tuition of the state of North Dakota. Empow-
ering the Legislative Assembly to Provide by
Law for the Erection, Leasing, Purchasing
saate ep Of Minse9 rsT% and wi Etsxainrs or l eith she
BE It Resolved by the Senate of the State of
North Dakota. the House of Representatives
Coucurring:
The following proposed amendment to the
Constitution of tho State of North Dakota
adopted b ythe Eleventh. Legislative Assembly
of the state Of North Dakota and by it referred
to the Twelfth legislative Assembly of said
state for approval or rejection is hereby agreed
to, and such amendment shall be submitted to
the qualified electors of the state at the next
general election for approval or rejection in
accordance with tho provisions of Section POP
of the constitution of the state of North OAK
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-05
VAN vnlkcnhurg,s yernion.

Philadelphia, Pa, March i.-In REFER
el.ce TO tho Roosevelt letter, r. \. Van
Nalke.bu-e+ cdit&r and president OF
the North American, made the follow
ing statement tonight:
'of course. the letter was not made
public by me. When Colonel Roose-
welt attended the Cardinal Gibbons
celebration IN Baltimore last summer
the Associated Press sent on, an in
spired statement 10 the effect that
Colonel Roosevelt had positively
pledged his support TO Mr.. TAFT for n
denomination. AS matter Of routine
news we printed this dispatch. nj.
though I had personal knowledge that
Colonel Roosevelt's attitude must have
been misrepresented.
Much was made by the Taft man
ayers of the supposed Endorsement
and even his denial was met by the
retoinder that his assurance mad been
given privately and he was merely de-
ny'ng 1t for pubic effect.
This led to my correspondence
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-05
TAFT PEOPLE TAKE
FLING At COLONEL

Washington. March 3.-Ths nattona'
Iait headquartorS III Washington TO.
day gave out the following statement
, Senator Joseph NJ. DiAon, OF Mon
| tana, the new chairman OF the Roose
welt national executive committee, to-
day took formal charge of the cam.
paiSn of the former President for re.
| nomination by officially opening spaci.
Gus headquarters in the Munsoy Build
ing, In Washington. This building is
| owned by Frank y. Munsey the well
known publisher OF Munscy's Maya.
zine and owner OF IL slrlng Of news-
papers in Eastern cities. lie is the
personal friend OF George w. Perkins
of New York, director and formerly
chairman of the finance committee vi
the international Harr ester Company
Mr.. Perkins is given credit by Walter
L. IIouser. director of Senator La Foil
cites campaign, for being tho good
angel Of the Roosevelt, presidential
boom. which means that lie is the cam
paign collector. as we'll as subStan
thai contributor to the Roosevelt cam
paign fund.
THAT tho Roosevelt committee
through the personal campaign contri-
buttons OF such gentlemen us MeSsvs
Perkins and Alunsey ana their asso-
ciates, Is well heeled" nulncially,
either by actual money contributions
or by the gratuitous tender OF head :
quarters rent free, is manifest by its
various activities. Because of his close
association with Mr.. Pea kins. who per-
sonally financed, in large purt, the be-
ginning of the Roosevelt boom for the
presidency. MIR. Munsey Is now part and
parcel of the Roosevelt movement and
headquartors in his fine building in
the national capital therefore becomes
especially significant.
The enthusiasm with which the
Roosevelt boomers took possession Of
their new headquarters to-day led one
OF them in all unguarded moment to
say that II letter purporting to have
been written by head of the steel
trust TO its employees, ordering them
to work for Taft was in the posses
sion OF the Roosevelt managers aud
would be sprung an offset 10 tn !,
undened charge of Mr.. Housor that
men high In the councils of the United
States Steel Corporation and the In
ternationai Harvester Company were
opanly supporting MIR. Roosevelt.
The remarka BILE fact about this al
legged letter Is that the only copy in
existence. Il 1t exists at ALL seems to
be IN the sole possession of Mr. Roose-
velts campaign managers. or their
hpliltE, pS Tcaso nor incl rlntllnate
connection with MIR. Perkins and others,
to know what the United States Steel
Corporation is doing or contemplates
doing to escape the charges made open
~ by Mr. Houssr, representing Senator
La Toilette, there can be no dispute
SO far as Mr.. Taft's campaign mana
gers are concerned, they would have
remained IN total ignorance OF the
'frame-up' had not one of Mr.. Roose-
waits boomers let his enthusiasm get
the better OF his Judgment"
Representative William B. McKin-
ley. director or the Taft head quarters.
made an optimistic statement TO news
paper men to-day. declaring President
Tafts nomination and election were
certain.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-05
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for tuberculosis

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-05
TIDE HAS TURNED
AGAINST MAOERO

Bl Paso. Texas, March 4.-,rhe van
guard OF General Cunpa's rebel army,
winch left Juarez yesterday, Joined
forces with General Pascual Orozco in
the city of chihuahua this afternoon.
General Campo. with detachment
oil the troops. remained few miles
out OF that city awaiting the arrival
OF General Salazar. the commandment
chief, who left Juarez at 10 o'clock to.
night with $50 men.
General Antonio Rojas. with about
900 mon, remained to garrison Juarez.
president Tafts proclamation Of
warning to Americans In Mexico was
reported to have started an exodus
from chihuahua. The Herald. in an
extra edition Tonight, prints the fol-
lowing dated to-day from its CORES
pcndents in chihuahua:
The tide has turned completely. /,
pccams known definitely o-day that
there Is almost u unanimous sentiment
asalnst Madero throughout the State
OF Chihuahua and that using this stnte
us tho focus, the movement against
the present government Is to crystuIlizc.
briehy. the plum is as follows:
In four days General Iascuai Orozco
Is 10 leave for Mexico City
me troops now III Chihuahua re-
ihlorced by the rebels from the North
ana those now being constantly re-
cfui'eu at Chihuahua, make. by con
sorVatiVe estimate, 5000 troops that
VII hareh on the Mexican capital be-
iore TINS week ends. All parties I'm
Chihuahua have combined against the
present administration
Men from the wealthiest classes.
uIso professional men ana workingmen,
ure openly declaring against the in
cumbent
hese will Join orozco in large num-
S ana march through to Mexico
City.
million dollars has been sub.
oot'ucd by bankers, business men and
ranchmen TO unseat Madero
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-05

with him. which eliminated in the
letter OF June -. It viii be observed
mat he denIcd the FAKE story, anu
asAa that copies OF his letter he sent
To Two directors OF the Associated
Press FOR their information. liis pur-
pose was mat they should have an
oincial denial on record. from which
they would issue !! Formal withdrawal
OF the take yarn. sent copies to
Mr. McClatchy, requesting that he
furnish one to Mr.. Noyca. BuI no do
ninl OF the fake story ever was mauo
by the Associated Press.
Not only from his letter, but from
conversations with Colonel Roosevelt,
| know that his commune ca uun ao-
curatcly and sincerely set forth his
attitude a. that time, for | heard him
repeatedly and cmphatically urging
frlchds to drop all talk of his posi-
Die candidacy and to use every EFFORT
10 discourage such talk in their own
circles. Moreover. l heard him speak
III the same strain and with equal
emphasis TO political leaders in my
prcsencc--to mon who could offer not
merely sentimental support, but dele
gates TO the national convention
Colonel Roosevelt WAS not u can
didate for the nomination and was
opposed 10 all efforts TO boom him.
The country wide demand that has
arisen for his denomination has come
in spite OF him Far from plotting
for it. he porsistently discouraged nIl
activity toward that end, and yielded
only when the demand, rising In spite
of his efforts 10 stop it. became too
strong TO be denied"
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and lived there many years, He had
been on IN, Roanoke police force nvg
FEARS. Besides his widow. no Is sur
Vived by an Infant daughter and Cra
sister.
John w. Carpenter.
,tSoecinl 10 The Times Dispatch1
winchester. Va. March John W
Carpenter. Conicderat. veteran, aged
about seventy years. was found dead
In bed at Wildwood BY his daughter,
i,, Hattie hoyston' with 'weoin ~
Lived lived Heart disease caused his death.
Two sons aud daughter survive.
Mrs. Mary Eyers.
tspeciai TO The Times Dispatch.l
Harrisonourg, Va, March Mrs.
Mary E,ers. forty-nins years old,
MontezuIna She was Miss Craun
Mrs. a. ID. =. GIlmcr.
Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
-. D. 5, Gnmsr. forty. esr.e years old.
is dead near Glover Hill. Rockingham
county. She leaves ave daughters and
seven sons. Her husband Is wagon
maker and painter.
ID. +. Shcalo.
Especial 10 The TinioE- D!spatc.
fredericksburg, Va, March 4.-D Z.
Shea!o. OF Louisa county. died Satus-
day 1T his home. after a orief illness,
aged iw4nty-e!ght years. He was an
married. and is survived by his moth
or and six brothers.
Mrs. Lloyd l.. Scay.
Especial 10 The Times Dispa,ch.l
spotsylvania, Va. March Airs.
LLOYD l. seay. OF curlew. In this county.
died yesterday al her home OF heurt
failure. aged twenty-five years. Nrs.
Seay whs native OF Louisa county.
and had been married about fifteen
months She was a member OF the
Baptist Church. and is survived by her
infant child her husband and parents.
The funeral Will pc held Tuesday,
Professor William ID. stockton.
Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
Bristol Va. March i.-ProfAssor VIII
liam b. stockton. for many years
prominent az a teacher In Southwest
ern Virginia. died a his home at Mont
geometry. Washington county, today.
aged hfty years. Death resulted from
complicatln or diseases. he was
never married
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-05
I,nrlsInr In Talon

Tien Tsin, March disturbances
occurred last night at Taku, at the
mouth OF the Peiho. thirty miles south
east OF Tien Tsip, The women and
children were removed TO tugs this
morning. the majority having beer,
brought here. Strong military patrols
guarded all the foreign concessions
throughout the night 1t Is estinla tod
that the damage in Tian Tsin from Arc
alone exceeds 100000. A vastly
greater loss is due TO the looting. /.
is said that the authorities are decap,
itating scapegoats and not Furnishing
tho real offendor&
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-05

Oyster Bay. y. y. March 4.-"They
say I'm lighting the courts" said Col
onel Roosevelt as he took his seat to-
day as q juror in the county court
house at Mineola. I'll show them my
obedience to the courts"
Colonel Roosevelt dij 1t by refus-
ing TO claim exemption from jury SER
vice, although the law would have
permitted 1t, and Justice Putnam Of
fereA to excuse him. All he asked was
to be allowed to go his own way to-
day and tomorrow, to fulfil pressin S
engagements. This request the justice
granted. and on Wednesday tho former
President is to go TO court. to have his
first experience as juror.
Il believe In this sort of thing"
Colonel Roosevelt said or his return
long as they want me-
Wont II interfere with wour cam.
paign?"
Others are running that"
This was March 1. the day when
Presidents are inaugurated, and when
the Coione! left home he had on q
brand-new campaign hat. II is soft
black felt hat with wide. brim and
approaches the sambrero type.
Colonel Roosevelt had as his only
guest o-day b. r. Harris. of Cham
paisn, Ill. president " the Illinois
Bankers Association Mi Harris CONES
from the district OF Congressman Nc
Kinley, MANAGER OF tho laft campaign
Colonel Roosevelt and Mr.. Harris Went
over the Illinois situation tonight
The Colonel said ne had received wore
from Oklahoma that .hfty-two of the
seventy counties OF the State were
for him. and that the delegates TO be
elected by the State convention Mex
week surely would he instructed fol
Roosevelt,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-05
NO NEW DEVELOPMENTS.
Tspec,al 70 Tile Times. Dispatch.l

loUeVIaI 7
Newport News. Va. March 4.-Theye we're
no Developments IN the cate OF Mrs. Lucy
Barnts. the young married woman being
ht'd here on charge OF numbering Hart
well anderson n married man. who, she al
legged. shot himself IN her house last Mon
day.
While thArc are no witnesses to dis
prove the story OF Mrs Barnes that An
derson, after borrowing her husbands re-
Yolvor Went 10 her bedroom. and after part
ly diernblns, fred the fatal shot into HIS
brain. tho police expect 10 show that II is
an iMpOsAioiii;y for the man 10 have shot
himself In tho manner described. Jea lousy
If another woman In the case Is claimed by
Tho rolicc. In the meantime Mrs. Barnes
cooly refuses 20 discuss any phase o: tho
ease Anderson the murdered man had 8,
VITO and nve small children.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-05
DEATHS

ToWNsEND.-Died. in Baltimore Sat
urday, March ., 1912, LUCY LYON
TOWNSEND, widow OF Sa<Huel Por-
ter Townsend of Baltimore. Md AIRS.
Townsend was Sister OF MIR. John
Littieton Lyon, of New York CITY,
Va
Funeral services Were conducted
by Rev. DR.. Kerr at 8 o'clock sun
day afternoon.
Baltimore papers copy.
KANE.-Died. at mis- residence. az
Hun Street, South Richmond. March
1, at 0;S0 a. NJ. JOHN j. KANE. a
native OF County Kerry. Ireland lie
s: Kane; one daughter. Mrs. j. ii.
Meyer; his sister. Mrs Michael
Funeral will take place from
mond. WEDNESDAY MORNING at
10 o'clock.
co SKs Of N2oplcxy at his resi-
r ry %, 1912, JOHN FIELD
Ivanoe and Fannie Ellis Cooke. lie
leaves wife and four children.
BENTLEY.-Dled. Friday, March I,
1912. at 1870 a. NJ, at his home, 250S
Street. MIR. s. L. BENTLEY. aged
forty,two years. He leaves widow.
n father, one sister and two broth :
crs to mourn their loss
The intcrment was made In Oak
wood Cemetery Saturday afternoon
at o'clock.
BLODGETT.--Died in Providence. Il.
l.. March 4th, JOHN TAGGARD
BLODGETT. Associate Justice of tho
supreme Court of Rhode leland.
CuRTIS.-The late WILLIAM III. CUR
IT'S was buried In Hollywood Friday
at O'Clock. He leaves II wife, ono
sister. Mrs. Mafy Daougherty, of
Hampton. Va; two brothers, Captain
John II, Curtis and MT. Richard
Curtis, of Norfolk. Va, and five
chlldren-Mrs. Thomas Starke, Mr..
Harry Curtis. Mrs. John Charlton,
Mr., Herbert Curtis. Miss Marie
Curtis. and Mr.. John Curtis. His
stepmothcr survives him with five
children. His half-brothers and
sisters are: Mrs. Florence Mitchell.
MIS-. O. j. Rudd, Mr.. R. l. Curtis.
Miss Essie Curtis. and MIR. G. A,
Curtis. all of this city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-05
William Guy johnson
THE WEATHER.

Forecast For Virsiniu-Unse ttled
Tuesday, Wednesday probnbl, fuir,
moi much change In Temperatures
Moderate north and northeast winds
on the cOnst.
FOR NoF,h Carolina--Unnettled Tues-
dnF aud edncsdnyJ probably local
snow" or rams Wednesday, moderate
north winds.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-05
Exodus of American.

riuhh and two companions. who left
.ne city Of ChihYAhua by aulomobIic
a. O'Clock last night. brought word
tnaI the purport OF President Tnft.s
iueiamation requesting Americans in
disturbed sections OF Mexico 10 leaya
.he country, had been received there
prospect III
In the sleirinish yesterday hetyes,
tascual Orozco's force OF rebels. which
hold the city OF chihuahua, and Col.
@nei Pancho Villas Federals. /, is said
U ,'.a IoBt one man killed and one
"uuhueu. villas loss was not learned
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-05
LIAR! LIAR! LIAR!
LIAR! LIAR! LIAR!
tContinued from First Page. J


u feel that ] have right TO
ask all my friends, IL necessary,
actively to work 20 prevent any
such movement. should esteem
" genuine calamity II such
movement were undSrtaken.
Again thanking you for what
you have SAID. anu. moreover,
thanaing you III advance for fol-
lowing my wishes in this matter,
as know YOU viii do, am very
sincerely,
THEODORE ROOSEVELT"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-05
OBITUARY
DR.. G. 5. IIu,nIltnn

c,MaItehloh' va. Mdrcn i.-Dr. George
81 To-, roh hanilton OF Lakota. one
~ 'ns most prominent Physicians in
t snis sectloh OF the state. uieu at ans
noile last night. alter II lingering nj :
ness IN the eigntysccond year OF his
Or. Hamilton received his edpca,ton
a. inc University OF Virginia and lei.
Ierson Aledlcal College, IN tnl.aucl
Pima. lie married MISS Mary scott.
oi fauquier county, ana was an active
practitioner from 1891 to late in lgll
when ne suffered i stroke OF paruIy-
SIS. from whscn he never recoycrnu
re was nlvmoer of Mount Carme!
Lodge, A, l. q: \. NJ, ana brotner
OF rugh Hamilton. treasurer Of War.
rehton. lie Is survived hy hts wife
anu the following children: Mrs. j.
- =, hamilton, OF Orange: Mrs. j. +.
Scott, or Fredericksburg; Mrs. Charlie $
.: Chli.n. OF Cuipepei: Miss Mary
Weiby Hamilton. Miss Alice d. Humll-
ION. and Messrs. w. 5. Hamilton, OF
i ~. ,.,,s ioh' anH Sheriff Alexander s.
Iami!ton, OF Fauquier county. The
interinent VIII be in Warrenton Gene
terry.
Stephen Franklin Field.
lSpecuLi 10 The lines DISPATCH
AleMandria. Va. March i.--Stcphen
Franklin Field, forty-eigh years Old.
uieu suddenly ms morning ut his home
d. ~ me IairiaH APARTMENTS. He was
ana Two brothers, Miss Mary Field.
Henry *. Field and William Field. the
latter OF Washington. lie was a mem
Der OF Andrew jackson Looge OF Ma
sons and the Bachelor Club
Hurrlc r.. Wheat.
alexandra. Va, Marcn 4.-Harrie f.
Wheat. forty-fve years old. died this
morning at his residence. AZ Duke
Slreet He was son OF the late
Etnoit Wheat and is survived by a
daughter, Miss Virginia Wheat His
tunera! will take place from his resi- :
dehce at $50 o'clock tomorrow after
noon Mr.. Wheat was engaged In the
real estate business
William Guy Johnson.
Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.
Louisa, Va. March 4.-WiilIam Guy
Johnson. of Fluvanna county, died
mere yesterday at 1l:io n. NJ. at the
nome OF his sister, Mrs. w. A. Martin,
OF pneumonia He WAS III only a few
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-05
Special Local Data for Yesterday.

special Local Data for Yesterday.
u noon temperature .... 2s
=. ~ temperature .......... 81
Mahlmnm temperature up to 8
~. '..'s..... ............ go
Minimum temperature up to 8
T. NJ .................. 20
Mean temperature . az
Normal temperature .. AZ
ISeiiciehcy in temperature ..... IL
DehclehcS III temperature since
since March !. 1912 -. ... So
Accunl. deficiency i'll temperature
since January !, 1919 . 4S5
rainfall last twenty-four hours. IA
deficiency in rainfall since March
Accum. deficiency in rainfuli eince
January l, 1912 ............ rs
i'ochi obscr'htlon s y. VI. Yesterday.
Humidity 81
Wind. direction L.
Wind, velocity 5
Weather (;loudv
Rainfall last u hours
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SPRING
One perfectly correct and
conNen tional and will sim be
correct from yearto year; price
Si5 to $50.
The other, we'll it's the man
who makes the most out OF
dress who will realize the adj
vantage OF this coat.
II looks different from the
usual run. $40 to $2S.
Other oVercoats from S1B to
$50, all light weights for spring
ana summer chilly evenings
and will be right for fall.
CraVenet raincoats, tn a t
Keep 1.-THE chill and rain, too
SIS to $50.
Cravenette coats for women,
S12 to 1924
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-05

for the firm OF A. II. Porter & Co.
MIR. Holman was native OF Earmville.
the son OF the late John Seymore Hol-
man. ana brother OF Mrs. George
Nichardbon. OF this town, and OF Mrs
Hugh O'Gnra, of Covington. who was
formerly the wife OF the late Con-
gresham Il. 5. Hooper. OF the Fourth
District The funeral VIII take place
to-morrow Afternoon. with lnterment
in Norfolk.
Samuel NJ. seIdcn.
Especial 10 The Times dispatch
Fhrinri!le. Va, March i.--:,uinuel NJ
country home. Hickory Hall" BUCK
ing ham county, after an Illness of sew.
eral weeks from heart disease. He was
slNty years OF age, and leaves Il family,
consisting OF his vile and nine chill
dren. tour boys and five girls. as fol-
lows: Misses Emily Marie. Grace and
Esther Se.den, OF Buckingham: : NJ
Se!dcn. u. or Buckingham: Kirby Sell
den. or ttuquier county. John Selden,
or Nlchmond; Churchill Seiden Of
Hinton. W. Va. Mrs. Il. Il. Gillian. of
place tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
ana the intcrment viii be in the fam
ily burying ground.
X. T.. l.. bailey.
tSpecia! 10 the Times -Dispatchl
Roanoke. Va. March i.-Polictrnan
r. T. l., Bailey was stricken with
paralysis while on duty at Vampo ell
Avenue and Henry Street this morn
ing At 1885 o'clock. and died this ar
ttrnoon at O'Clock In his home. 3l2
Third AVenua. Northeast.
Ny bailey WAS forty-seven wears
Old lie was born IN Augusta county,