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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1912-02-23
Generous Offer by End Glass Drug SD
The Public is Given an Opportunity to Test Merit of DGEd
the New Remedy for Stomachs--Relieve Almost InstanAI

distributors Of this remarkable remedy
propose to prove its merit beyond a
doubt, and to anyone who is not willing
to try it on the assurance of this drug
store to refund the price, they will send
an order for a full size package without
cost.
DIGESTIT is a harmless remedy,
absolutely free from poisons or habit
forming drugs; it simply digests foods
amp tones up the stomach to its natural
healthful condition. Two or three tab
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1912-02-23
Wanted to Rent

Solicitsr for complainant.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1912-02-23
City Council.

Board of mayor and Aldermen met at
mayors office Feb. 5; regular meeting.
Present: mayor, Tatum; recorder,
James; marshal, Hall; aldermen
Brown, Keeton, Moody.
Minutes of former meeting read and
approved.
STANDARD Oil Co. of Kentucky was
granted permission to erect a tank for
the storage of gasoline on their prem
Uses: lot 1913 E w.
j. E. DeLoach was allowed a credit
of $35 on his sidewalk account, same
being for damage done his property by
reason of laying sidewalk on north side
of same.
The mayor and fire chief were au-
thorized to purchase such parts and
materials as necessary for repair of
hose carts.
Letting of contract for city printing
was deferred until next meeting.
Sidewalk accounts collected from
Jan. ! to Feb. l amounted to $2S6. 81.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1912-02-23
Vacant Lots for Sale

Corner lot at Green and Second-sts..
between the Baptist and Presbyterian
churches. l04 feet square-$25O. 90
cash. with balance to suit purchaser, at
z per cent interest.
Also bermuda pasture lot of / acre,
located south of power house, adjoining
railroad or, west, $500
Address, ]. L. Scott.
Cane ]. c. R. R. Co.. Birmingham,
Alabama. 6jantf
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1912-02-23

for eczema and absolutely
guarantee that it will take away the
itch the instant you apply it.
II o are suffering from any form Of
skin trouble we would like to have you
come to our store. for we have had the
agency OF this remedy for SO many
years that we car tell you all about
eczema. In fact. we are so sure Of what
ODE. will do for o hat we will be
glad to let you nave a 81 bottle on our
guarantee that 1t will cost you nothing
For that matter q trial bottle for 25c
ought to be enough to absolutely prove
the merits of III remedy.
Drop, into our store anyway and we
WILL tell you all about this great remedy.
-
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1912-02-23
Hay, Corn, Peas
and Hogs For Sale

Can sell l~espideza, peavine and nat
ural grasses in car lots. Let me know
your wants and | will be pleased to
give you prices. Have peas and corr
for sale. Also have as fine strain of
registered Duroc-Jersey pigs for sale
as the country affords.
w. F. Martin,
16feb2t Grenada.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1912-02-23

lets after meals will relieve ;
disorders almost instantly, and
tinued use for a short time VIII
nently cure dyspepsia. Ger Il
from the Second Glass Drug 81
day, and try it, with the under1
that you will get your money
you want it, or write to the
Co., jackson, Miss, for an 1
this drug store. Don't delil
now.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1912-02-23

Three head of work stock; good treat
ment guaranteed. r. ]. Lehman,
l9jan1m Peete, Miss.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-03
SPEEDY HEARING
ON KAU Ditch
BILL
BY c. S. ALBERT.

Cspccial bulletin Correspondence
WASHINGTON, u. {" Dec. 70
There Is a strong probability that carry
consideration will he secured for the
bill permitting John n. MCCrosson ana
his associates to construct an irriSat-
ing ditch in the Kau land district
The hill as introduced In the House.
giving MIR. MCCrossOn authority I"
proceed with the work, has been IA
vorabIy reported from the committee
on territories.
The report followed soon after
hearing granted Delegate Kalanianaole,
who appeared and made arguments III
connection with Mr.. McCrosson and
other Interested parties.
II is intended to bring the bill up in
the House for action early in January.
The first opportunity will he seized
when Congress returns after the Christ
mas holidays.
Early in the new year the Senate
committee on Pacific Islands and Porto
Rico will also take up the McCrosson
bill. A favorable report Is expected
from that committee, as no opposition
has yet developed.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-03
ADMIRAL THOMAS
TO FINISH WELL

MARE ISLAND, Dec. 25.-Thc five
big mcn-of- war composing the armor-
ed cruiser squadron of the Pacific fleet
will he back in San Francisco bay for
II short visit within II few weeks, ac-
COrdnG to adviCcs received here to-
day. The squadron Is at Honolulu, but
Is expected to sail on or about January
for san Francisco.
II Is understood that the return Of
the cruisers Is due in part to the de-
sire of Rear Admiral Thomas. com
mandcr- in chief of the Pacific fleet, to
finish the target practise of the fleet
before he rctirCs next April. Upon their
arrival in San Francisco bay the vcs-
sells will take on some necessary stores
and supplies and proceed at once to
the target range In San Diego bay.
Following the conclusion of their
target practise the cruisers Maryland
and West Virginia will take up their
postponed coal test. as they are now
iittcd with the same type of boilers
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-03
Will
name new men

Sheriff Jarrett will soon make new
appointments for twelve additional
policemen for the city of Honolulu
lie said this morning that while he
vas prepared to instruct Chief Clerk
Asch to make out commissions for
these men, he could not do anything
now until he has been Officially mott
fed by County Clerk Kalauokalani OF
The necessary appropriation.
Il am simply waiting for official no.
ttfication from Clerk Kalauokalani ms
10 the special appropriation for the
police department, before | can make
out police commissions for new men
in the force" said jarrett this morn.
ing.
A large number of the applicants
for police commissions have been
around police headquarters. Many OF
them are well known politicians.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-03
NEW GUNBOAT
CREW Chosen

MARE ISLAND, Dec. 23,-AlthouGh
the gunboat Alert will not be placed
in commission until next February
The crew for the vessel is being as
sembled at the receiving ship indie
pendence. The Alert Is to be the
submarine tender of this coast
Captain Douglas C, McDougal, eX-
pert marine rifle shot, has been de-
tached from duty at the yard barracks
and will leave for Honolulu on the
next outgoing steamer.
Captain Hugh Rodman will leave for
New York next Thursday morning.
lie is to take command of the battle
ship Connecticut the following day.
The ship will proceed to the West In
dies for a cruise.
The revenue cutter Bear arrived in
he local channel this morning from
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-03
ARE YOU NERVOUS!
Perhaps u Comes from Gomez.

When man takes properly selected
food and drink Nature will most al
ways assert herself and rebuild the
structure properly.
From my earliest remembrance |
was II confirmed coffee drinkcr," writes
n gentleman, taking two cups at near
~ every meal. While at college ] be-
cam" very nervous, dyspeptic, irrita
I'll" and unit for study and attributed
II largely to coffee, but did not stop
its use.
when | married found my wife
was troubled the same way, and we
decided to try Postum. My wife made
the Postum according to directions and
we found 1t superb. We used 1t ex-
cluSivcly for the morning beverage, and
the taste of ordinary coffee became
distastcful to both of us.
I'VE have found a distinct gain in
health. Any amount of Postum does
not cause feeling of either dyspepsia
or nervousness, while the return to
coffee even for one meal has disastrous
effects upon my nerves. My dyspepsia
has entirely left me, and both my wife
and self are well and strong and feel
that 1t is all due to the Postum"
1t Is easy to replace coffee with Pos =
tum which has, when properly made, a
rich favour and the color of coffee with
none OF its injurious after-efects.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-03

FOR ACTR|NE

Didicr Mason. the ncrvy little
French aviator who few over the
huusc-tops of Honolulu oao morning
in a spin from Leilehua to Kapiolan!
Park, and who returned to the Coast
under the management Of Jack Scully,
the well known local sportsman, is
now figuring as aerial chapcron for
chorus girls. Mason was billed to
take bcautcOus spear bearer into
the clouds at Oakland the other day,
but his manager demanded $50 for the
trip and the nothing doing" signal
lady that Masson's machine had At
and tied itself up into double knot
The San Francisco Call under Oak
land date line of Christmas. says:
"a holiday crowd turned out to wit
ness the races at the Elmhurst motor
Gromc this afternoon. Both the auto
mobile races and the aviation exhibit
tions were cut out of the program
out the motorcycle races were of in
teresting and exciting variety.
"Ddier Mason, the French aviator.
attempted flight, but had barely
started his engine when the whirling
propeller struck the ground and was
splintercd, tearing the engine from
its supports and badly wrecking the
tubing and supports. Several spint-
ers from the shattered propeller tore
through the planes of the machine
and endangered the safety of the by
ISLANDERS. The accident was caused
by the fitting of the rear part of the
machine, which was being held down
by attendants. The shaft of the en-
CINE was broken aud the cylinders
bent, and the damage was consider
able. Mason was scheduled to take
Miss Hazel Getting. chorus girl, up
with him, and she was on the ground
ready for the flight. Louis Goldstone
Masson's manager demanded pay
ment of $50 for the passenger, ant!
the deal was called on" .....f
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-03
TARGET WORK TO
BE LIKE WAR

MARE ISLAND. Dec 22.-AdviCos
were received today from Washington
to the effect that conditions under
which the next target practice Is to
Re conducted by the Pacific fleet have
been made more eXacting.
The next contest will lack only ac-
tual ships to shoot at to make 1t real
naval warfare. The rules have hoeu
modified to create as near rs possible
battle conditions. II will he a case of
getting to an enemy as well as the
number of hits that are made by war
ships. Nothing less than gale Is ex-
pected to interfere with the shooting
and evolutions of the fleet.
The ships will bo called upon tn
shoot in fog. haze and mist. As
soon as spcck of smoke appears on
the horizon they will begin firing,
bearing down on the enemy at the
same time. A breakdown of the en-
gIrcs or any accident to a ship will
count against it In computing battle
efficiency.
The old frigate Pensacola will be
placed out of commission at the yard
tomorrow afternoon.
The navy collier Justin is under or,
ders to leave the yard Saturday. Jan.
dary g. The collier will go TO Cali,
fornia City coaling station. where a
cargo of fuel will he taken aboard
and then await orders.
The dcstroycrs Rowan and Hopkins
will sail Wednesday for San Diego
The other boats are due to leave ro-
the south January 10.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-03

the lower bay. The Bear was in
spected by the yard mechanics, and
Is said to be in need Of extensive re-
pairs,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-06

A lovely home wedding took place IN
South Richmond yesterday morning at
the home OF tho brides mother. when
Miss Efiiie Lenora Moore was mar
',.ed 20 Garland Darlington Wsddeil.
Rev. r. 4. Warren. rector OF Meade
Memorial Church, ofI}ciating.
The house was prettily decorated
with pal ms and yellow chrysaathemums
ard lighted with shaded lamps ana
candles. The bride. wearing going
away gorwn Of blue cloth and car
rying q bouquet of lilies OF the valley
and Bride roses. entered with her
brother, Walter Moore. who gave her
In marriage. Mrs George Carter
Porter was matron OF honor she wore
gown OF yellow cbarmeuse with
panniers OF blue lowered chiffon ana
black II picture hax with French
plumes. and carried large bouquet
Of yellow chrysanthemums.
The groom was attended By his
brother. ". A. waddeii. as best man.
Out town guests included Mrs.
Jennie Messich and Mrs. Thomas
Harkins. OF Clover. Va. mother and
sister OF the groom: Hrs. 8 3. Moore.
Of Spencer. y. C.. and Mr.. and AfA
W. A. waddeM Of KeysviIie. Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-06
BRAVE
AND FOND OF BATTLE
underwent an operation immediately on

underwent IN operation Immediately on
her arrival.
she was the only princess Of Euro
pean royalty who could boast OF having
enjoyed the personal friendahip OF the
TERRIBLE old Empre0s DoWAgef OF China
who entertained her most gFAeaously
and cordially 1t Pekin- In fact. the old
Empress took q great fancy to her, ana
caueed her 10 prolong her eoteurn IN
the Chinese capital for several weeks
beyond the appointed time.
Charles Theodore OF Bavaria who was
90 celebrated for his work among the
poor a. m ocultst. and mp TO -bhe time
OF her marriage Was ono Of MS prfnca-
pal assistants, being. Nike her sister.
Queen Elisabeth Of Belgium. fully quail
tiled. not only for hospital nursing. but
likewise for the practice OF incidence
holding diplomas ~ Q physician. S0e
was very kindly and universally Mixed
little woman. extremely democratic In
her ideas, dissncifned to Judge people
by their birth and ance0try rather than
by their character, and devoted to her
husband and children. the eldest OF tho
latter being q boy now eleven years OF
age Her husband, Prince Rupert who
commands the First Army Corps q
Bavaria as general. Is the eldest son Of
Prince Louis. heir presumptdye TO the
throne Of Bavaria. now occupied by
the crazy King Otto.
1t was but last month that Princess
Gabrielle lost her youngest and fav-
orfte brother. Duke Francis Joseph OF
Bavaria. yho surrounded after only two
or three days illness to vtrulent at
tack Of diphthsria-ths seeurge OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-06
Returns
TOFORMER CHARGE

YreAerscksburG. Va. NevsnSsS Ss-1sv.
pecsfur Edwards. q this elsy. VIE sseSatv
accepteA . cali 20 . church IN south nesb-
mend, he's resigne1 that chas0e 90 WI re-
eurr 20 this city and resume the pestosess
Of Massapoaax. 1ooa ana Bethany ehuseees
"a Spossytvsaia County
Comfy, b eiehfy-six year, old an1 = sfni
servfne - pastor Of Hshrss DaDetss Church
n ira, counsy. performing Ill ths sessvs
6usiss. and 10 still hseatAy and we'll pre-
served
NasAsve Ccuusy, kn0Wn - t1s Mathews
News Reporter. Rev. The0ao z JOHNSON
4, the owner. nev. J. A. Villas. associate. and
Or C. c. White manager.
Nexvrx Miller ana Wh1te. cattle dealers
OF gsppasannoek csuusy. gathered q bunch
o. cattle ~ Woift0w1, q 0reeue County. Q
seu days aga, wh1ch sAsy had pGrchAseA In
Madison and oroene Counties. whaaa repre-
serted . value - &u4
NJ and Ma Igv9b Pitcher have returned
here from their Dg10ai trip 60 Colorado
scsings OIL. ~ ere spssAine several days
o; "Esmhusse,~ ebs bolDe Of the brsas's par
snss 1s. oD1 urA c. ~. yonea before 60
Ing - theep bo0s - Reehaoad-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-06
BUT SIX PASTORS
WILL Be CHANGED.
Methodist Conference Win Make
Few Changes in City
Churches.

"a
Il b not axpsrtsd that the nesnooa .,s
Conference Of virginia en-
meet In Lynch0urg next week. WI ~
suit IN many - s~-ss,.
ments Of pastors 20 the o.neleus
churches. This year ne. ono
the times when tne AouI
Of pastors in the larger cnusCnss
pire. and therefore, NO seness' sla-A W
II looked for.
l It happens also tha1 tne par.o. y
number 81 churcnes IN cosn
and the other larger caues q -. ~
ference. inciuoinG Aync1Dusss s.a.S
and Danvahe. nave enly Eeen :
At their preeent cnA51 .s.Ss.-. -so
Despite this tact. sax m.nas.s.s wnS
have been nune non o1 - -. -.
Will % 1orceo 70 MOvs -. .s.,
operation o. tnS r..S 49,
which tbs Astneat oene y.
ence places upon tne.l se.y = - 80
place Tvs p.s ~. ~. "a
elder are inciuoeo
changes - -. &r.,r.
Rev. L X. WaI.s.. 80
mont Aesnod1st SnasSI = ~ -.
Dss,o ~. D,.snnnd m. remain-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-06
Social and
Personal

Mrs. William Hodges Mann has gen.
20 Norfolk. where she is 4 guest o.
Colonel and Mrs. James Mann. at their
home, for several days. Mrs. Mann
will not return TO the Executive Man
sion until some. time Thursday AFTER
Aoon-
Tea fer DcAatantes.
A very pretty tea was given Tor
tAs debutantes yesterday afternoon at
o'clock by Mrs. James Lee shelton
at her home. Ills West Avenue. Only
the dsbutente Of this season were IN
ytted. and the guests OF honor were
Miss Mary Meek, Miss Aston DRAKE
and Miss Eliza Christian. The house
WAS decorated in yellow and white
ehrysanthemums apd big silver bowl
Of the same flowers was used on the
tea table Mrs. Shelton received with
her honor guests. Miss Meek wore
lovely gown Of hAme-c1lored satin.
made with an oyerdress Outright blue
chiffon cloth. and carried Q bouquet OF
orchids: Miss Drake was gowned In an
imported frock Of palest pink cninon
embroidered In tiny buds and mace
over pink satin. with corsAge BOUQUET
OF violets. ana Miss Christina wore
blue charmeuss trimmed In real lace
and embroidered In pearls with or
chids.
Miss Eugene Selden Taylor poured
tea 1t the head Of the tea table
vssaflng Here.
Mrs. Gibbs Latimer Baker, OF WASH
tnxton. will arrive In Richmond to-day
10 be the guest Of DR.. and Mrs Hes-
bert Mann. on Park Avenue. Tor
week. Mrs. Baker win also visit
friends In Petersburg. where she ea-
pects TO spend some time AZ the guest
Of Mrs Robert Budd before return
ing To her home in Washington. some
very pretty entertaining has been
pla nned In honor Of Mrs. Mann and her
guest this week.
1s.v.af-H0me WRIST Club.
Tho Stay -at-Home Whist Club met
as usual on Monday evening At the
home OF Mr. and Mrs. Arthur n can
non. s.l Park Avenue. Four tables
were engaged. and the highest score
was made by Mrs Bland Spotswooa
Smith and Mr.. Cannon The club w1li
meet next week with Nr. and MA =.
c. Chaplin at their residence. sss Fioya
Avenue.
AtfroeG1ve Dance.
The Conservatory OF Music was the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-06
GET
SETBACK N HOUSE

GOnn. Xovsmbss k-TAe suffrage
OOVUOoae suffered Q SETBACK N che
8OoUo Of Conmons to-day wkeo -
am<a1meut providing Tor weDcn SUI
frnIN. which u was Desired % Include
n me hcms rule ON 20. Sfelau1. yns
0ofeuseG By sis aeAooet fS1 votes To
Ouffvagesses Geeloss shoe they wtu ~
Sastsse ~ osgsatssug eytbrsees - ~
SanA A. a protest aoesnse tse reyee-
WeUs . Q ss0peoe - use9 80 o.
sor1 oersstA NJ oneaeee s4
|VSaOWR TWs g shsa vses agspses9
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-06

That etraaned relations Sefll subG1De
bstween the courts OF The Hague and
OF St James. hAo besn just shown Again
by the reeent Visit % England ct rssrc9s s
according any notice TO King 0scrgo Or
Queen Mary. Or recetvtng any token -
recognition from them dur1ng hiS aev-
eral days stay This. too. dsspite the
6act that he was resslys1 On his arr1.
val II L1nsSn y i e: psss :av'y SS
when foreign royalties visit . country
inoognito II 10 customary that some
Manifestations Of courtesy should paAg
between Its rulers ana themselves. ana
the absence thereof invites attsntton.
Among the dt.ersness which are
wilhelmdne to VISIT England In state
with her consort until she has received
q call from King George ana Queen
Mary, on the ground that she has Deen
much longer on the throne than they
England that the British Empire is too
vASt to warrant It's soverS1gus making
= ffrpt vaadt to Holland. since they
would Afterwards be expected 70 pay
nrst visits 20 all the second and third
rate monarchs in Europe: which !, ont
OF the question. Then. too. the Eng.
Nsh court and government DO not feel
4a,aH Queen W1lhelmtns - deserving OF
my such special honor. In view Of the
extreme hostility which she dd9paAyed
towards everything British during the
Boer War. forgetful OF the fast that
6IollanA - q Kingdom owes fts exas-
tenee largely. 70 England
II = . crest pity that Queen Wdthei-
nine should have adopted this attitude.
Tor durlug the year that followed the
wreck Of the Berlin On the HOOK q
Holland. there was % much enfhust-
asm IN England IN connection with the
hreyery Of her husband In the rescue
~ ~ uanceuEors. tinat the welcome
wh4Gh hUfh che and he would have re-
$1,000 "a Great Britain would have been
a - cnrdaaa = character - 30 diSpel
my regrstD which they might have en-
AnrAa1neA a4 having made the nret GAIL
CCopyxight, 1914. by the Brenawood
Company
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-06
JA|LER ASSAULTED
BYORUhKEN NEGRO
rspect.l to The Times Dispatch. ]

Especial to The 11meS-Dtepeto1y
washington. X. c.. November A-Dspn0
ShArffY John Lucas. who % also the CITY
Sstler. ives assaulted by negro lsts se1uf-
cav afternoon. and received deep cut ever
ais left eye The facts we're NOT Sens.0ay
xnexn until this morning. when It was
earned that Wiley Riggs went - the cay
ali with too much liquor aboard and en-
feavored TO get inside the Jail fog the pur-
Aose of seeing his son. George Btgga M.
lucas ordered Biggs 10 leave the premises
1lggs persisteds In his e6orts to get In the
ali and was put out by the onicsr. Later
Ae put In his appearance. and when ofdereo
out struck the officer over the eye. cutting
. large and painful CASH With large pocket
krite. aud then started 10 run shsfin
Lrcas, although half blind from the pain
and now Of blood. managed to pull his gun
and fred ut the negro. The builetA entered
the negro| left shoulder and passed through
his body. He was later captured hy Deputy
Sherf6 Charles Kicks and lodged In jail. Mr..
Lucas had TO hare esix stitches taken In his
wound
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-06

OFFICERS SELL
OISIILLERl||

rUpss,ai = rAs x1mas-DAsDAAs1

fOpoe1Ai - The 11mAo-U1DosSk4sf *
yssAsFieAshasg. W. 49, 49, s..ksssssS
Thomas n Hurst q 0lmAsaesG -
roll! Mr. DsFrack o. Alfeasas bok1 Il
caster County, IN tAa xeeAheSn Ne
vssrants havs Ssea $500 q 49, - ~
On complaint ~ the rsvsnue e&loefA &c.!
ing the aAcusea with DAk1Ag 49,
Of the amount ef sDey1ao l1ee13e1
and eonceAling h0ueG - eenoea
fore commiasasssr yssssr ~ Dssa!
ce,eus, Charles nasAasasaa. g 60 p
has aAArssssA n sDsa letter - -
tsrs o. the Condolences - vfeaa.1e ~.
0snssai Rsbsst \ Lee - ssseeeA -
Hill Just rest u this city. wA1g0 OQ
Lee stood during the bestls q y9s
burg against DurnseA~s heseA 80 - ~!
tributee 81 sshsei-ch1sdssn q fAe 49,
ths scheme n organized a1A M - l
Dr.. Z u kiliss. Of ths oea1s 0eoo1
Of aesltA ha0 aSxAnoe4 - enoee
NusaAs againse Asskws9 =
IN Q feW 9ayA sss3355
g d oee0sr. q Dsivadssu r.
miles below this city - tAe HaDDAn
Hivss: IN Caroline csuasy. - - -
chased from agn h c2naAA wh11&&
SatsA the0 - ~ 0tate IA1g - 41l
The sAaso havs s11ee osea - euAe
the AAsyiaal etats vAaT q IAnsA
Dsiaeaa4s frsm the 1aptaa churD6 - q
city - the DaDe1st 0enaSu1 AGDoooEs
vtfa1alA which w1il - AelA u Ieeag1
1aglnnlns TAusvday. Nsven1se -
s seis..s sas e. :. = 1. sss Nm Ms
g. DunaWay. .. D.. =. q W1xlA q.
DastbuYA. Coisnsl u n Csso, ~. q Co..
Dr. J. g Nag: ossavtlls q owaft