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Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1912-03-08
EP|T0ME OF EVENTS
PARAGRAPHS THAT PERTAIN TO
MANY SUBJECTS.
ARE SHORT BUT INTERESTING
Brief Mention Of What 70 TranspIrlne
In Various Sections Of Our Own
and Foreign Countries.
Congress.

The chemical bill passed the house
by vote 178 to 127.
Senator Dupont Of Delaware, 1t Is
said, will be the next one under fire.
Representative Peters introduced
bill to create a bureau of tarih stats
tics.
Congress was in session on WASH
ington's birthday, though but little
work was done.
A favorable report was made on the
wireless telegraph treaty OF the Sen
ate Foreign ..elallons committee.
Nomination Of Chancellor Mahlon
Pitney of New Jersey as supreme
court justice was submitted by Presi
dent Taft.
In the house a resolution was pass.
ed requiring secretary of war to sub
init all papers in case of Major Gen
eral Ainsworth.
A resolution was adopted in the Sen
ate authorizing the Agricultural de-
partment to participate in the nation
al corn exposition, Columbia, S. G.
Senator McCumber introduced con
current resolution declaring it the
sense of congress that the wool sche-
dule should be revised Immediately.
Representative Ferris introduced a
bill authorizing the president to pre-
pare for withdrawal of the sovereign
ity of United States from the Philip
pines
Senator McCumber explained to
the Interstate commerce commission
his proposed federal incorporating act
as a sort OF constitution for corpora
tions.
Representative Hobson Of Alabama,
introduced resolution for a house
inquiry Of Representative Hays
charge that he had attacked the mill
tary affairs committee in an improper
manner.
The president transmitted to the
senate the postmaster generals an
nmal report suggesting government
ownership of telegraphs, which the
president said he did not favor. The
second class mail matter commits
sion's report recommending increase
of second class rate to 2 cents, which
the president approved. was sent to
the senate.
Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1912-03-08
Turk Warshin Sunk. 3Ov

TURK WarshiP Sunk; 3O -.
Constantinople, Turkey.-Accoraina.e
TO the latest dispatches from Benus
the forts, the Corvette Avnillan anS
a torpedo boat replied to the ltana,,'
nre. The Avnillah was struck any
soon was in flames. The torpedo qua
was sunk. Thirty persons were kllleul
About so persons were wounded. uo,|
eminent buildings wer6 llso shellsu|
Inc Italian warships. at the cohoi|
sion Of the bombardment. steam
away. 1t is believed that the ltanan
Will continue their ATTACKS on QUIZ
coast towns.
Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1912-03-08
Death at Elandreau,

Flandreau.-A. e. Cherington Of
Lynn township is dead. Mr.. Cher.
rington had reached 10 years of age,
was a member of the legislature of
1910, and a highly respected citizen
Of Moody county.
Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1912-03-08
SAYS COMPANY IS o. K.

And O0e8nt he5Jen ConruBIon WIFI III
dictated Orchard Company.
New York. Feb. 29.-Brian r. Door,
secretary of the Columbia River Or
chard company of White Salmon,
Wash, says his company should not be
confused with company of similar
name against which court proceedings
recently were instituted in the West,
and that the White Salmon company is
in such sound financial condition that
no such proceedings have been taken
or are contemplated against 1t.
Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1912-03-08
ACCEPTS
TIE COLONEL DECLARES HE
WILL ADHERE TO DECISION
UNTIL CONVENTION.
REPLIES TOT GOVERNORS
Former Executive Reiterates Desire .
TO Have People Of Each State Sig =
nifty by Primary Election
Their Choice Of President.

FOUR YEARS AGO. =
Nov. 8, 19os.-"on the fourth c. :
March next, shalt have served
three and a half years and this :
three and half years constitute =
. my first term. The wise custom I.
. which limits the president to two =
= terms regards the substance and :
= not the form and under no cir. :
. cumstances will ! be candidate =
for or accept another 16mtna. =
= tion."
4 4 = = . . = = . = - eeSf Z
Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1912-03-08
Married 70 Years.

New York, N. Y.-Mr and Mrs,
Matthias Shalek. 80, today celebrates
seventy-nine years of welded life.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-27
Ser Sortdritt t.

Die iunge Srali bat ibrem Serrn
@emabl gum San5e bef Arm se-
reift, man bat nader getanst, uno
oils er feline Srail @emdhlin bann
ON ibren Glas 5l,riiffiibrt, iaat lie
lobeno uno anerfemeno.t ,Ssad, on
bait Did bod in5miiten pr1d)tta Der.
aiissema6t uno fannit caud) piel BEL
ler ton5en. @eiBt on nod, ipie on
mir imner Die Sdleppen Serriiieit
uno aif Die aleioer tratit?"
ySa, aber oamals broitfte ih sic
&leioer audi nidt 5u be5ablen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-27
" ~ -
Inter @anncrn.

o9eItern bate ih perteuielteS
Yef. Saitm atf's Hoo geitiegen,
iiberfabre id) eineit SunO ulo friege
BON oeiicn geiiBer idalioerbofte
Siebc. Ger bat faum oltigebort, 10
Itiir5t ein anOerer allf mid los uno
oriift neiter-"
s8obl Der Better oeS &ooeS?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-27
M II d elm 9ortbeiI.

uSalten Sic eigentli6 Die gegen.
partige politiide grregung, Die 10
piel rlnribe b%erporruft, fir Mint
i6enspertb2" fragte Der fonierpa.
tipe 9iirger.
pIber ltn5peifeIbaft mir mubten
bod enblid einmal cine @eleeenbeit
baben, uniere gaiebaaipieler baron
SIT e%rinnern, baB lie nidt Die ein5i.
gen beoeutenoen 9erionIi6feiten alsf
groen fin0."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-27
@as It i II 0emadeae2

Batter" iaet Der feline Sunee,
Dmas lit eigentlib ein 9emasoee?"
Gin Semago9e, meiu Surge, oas
lit elm Wann, Der bas Boot ifau.
feln laBt mno suglei6 ieoermann o..
bon iiber5eligen fam, baB ein furtt.
barer Sturm auf Dem Weere it,"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-27
" " ~
Gutter Gatb.

Srau Gum Wonne): On, Der
iunge Sberlebrer bat wirflif) ernite
glbiid)ten aiif uniere @lie."
Sea, Damn mill ih Cir MIR Sen
einen Hatb geben: ShlieB oas ala.
bier ab, perliere Ben Shliiiiel uno
finoe i'm crit mieoer, penll lie bonn
Stan6eSamt fommenll"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-27
&IfiiHtsppQ.

n@arilm perballen Sic Sen 0ti.
del ieoesmal, penn Sic i'm tref.
fen?"
Sea, id meine, tpenn er Die gar5e
Sradt altf einn1al befdme, piiroe er
lie nidt altsbalten--er lit opd elm
bisd)en ifp1flif. 80 fam er iid
in5mii6en erbolen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-27
8in6ermun 5.

Die fleine Neqp iino oie feline
8laops iino 5um eriten Wale NIT
Der Wfiltter ms Seebao sereiit, uno
pabreno Tie I'M Sanbe ailf Die ga.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-27
spab muB aud iein.
Ginit iinb jcet,
ODER: Heb INNER Sreu uno
HeDli6feit.

Witiinner beii f 10 mienen Dag
gti6 aa TO Oft, Dat fam t be.
iporen),
Dat t aliens, mot man 10 beinadt,
Sat for mien seiitig Dog ~paiieeren.
lin benn iteG id @erelife an
Mit biit'gen Days In oble Sie6en.
Dor linn id oenn eemobnli6 ut,
Sat I better MI is-un bi mieoen.
Dor eitpt eft 9iipin manherlei:-
Sett Gener bit nal iid perg1ten
I'm nabmen, mot mid grab ipeer fen,
Senn Darb mid gliefs nit Steenen
imdten.
Se friegt iid men Mpfaten Der,
so cen. De lett iid MIDI beI6umt.
mellt,
De fennt 8eietboof rt'n &opp
I'm oeibt De Saf Denn fem be.
fummeln.
I'm ma me @iel Is nnie Mann
gtid blot entlaten mar'n IN gbren,
Nee, iiene Mitipelt itaunt EN- on
I'm lett iid girn BON EN- belebren.
Sn frob're Sieben, as nie meet,
Set man Jon Suo an Stronger
fniten,
lin bau lie oenn De Sad nod fun,
I'm inject lie idIieBli6 nod inn
9aiten.
Sar fr0ber NAL n redtidaffne
Mann,
De iiimmers nabt @eies Dab leerpen,
Wit Hotb iif Suleno Sablers iport,
0enn funnt ia balo mir @rot'res
geefpen.
8er inadt bun OuIeno 0ubIers
Bit
aief mol Be 2iib, Bet grennol
mafen,
Wan nennt lie Of ben 8etrolium-
SruID
9e la6t Ri ionne little Safen.
Sietoem De go6e, oblc Sait
Gen Sruit freeg bi DC 9iir toiaten,
@eet be Dor liter @brlihfeit
Sid miirfli6 gorni6 mebr TO laten.
I'm ipiel't M nal Sc @~eltenloop,
Got &eoliffeit iif beibt nod
lobnen-
OF oli9e-bett's fortlid1 broft
Den Sruit Smee Sunnert WiQionen.
On ann're Sruit &c maft Sobad,
Den giing't az iienen Del. @enoilen,
Sf be feem n beeten in De Supp,
God peer be De @efobr fem puiien.
gm oriippt bon iebes Sabadsblatt
De @brliffeit mi flott b~eriinner,
I'm Sunnert MiQionen meerr
Srit fortli6 borfor fen @eminner.
SSa, tper oor ont sat @brli6iien,
Se fann iid bit MIDI mebr be.
flaeen,
9u finnit EN- iiimmers tperr
babm.iip,
lin bats 10 i6on in nnien 9agen.
60 geibt of in be Yolitif.-
Inns Seobp ieeg DOR al De Siinoen,
lin ebrlid as be MI nal Is,
Sab be De neege Sartie griinoen.
Sa, banf boran, mien leepe Sung;
Sic c6rli6 ltetS for allen 0inaen,
Gieai bt fanns On t of benin nod
nal
20 griebn lii mot So6'res bringen.
Seinie
III Der .0. .. Staatsotg."
~ - y
Saiernenbofblitbc.
Ser9eant: .Refrut @losmann,
MAIDEN Sic boh ni6t wieoer elm
8eiidt wie elm feline S%Guiionen be.
grabenoes Hbinoceros!"
~ - &
glns ben Eapieren zines Spradl.
lcbrers.
.@eben lit ieliger, oenn nebmen
-nur bas Stunoenseben nidt."
- - =
@nnSer Der Gbirnrgie.
Or. Garrel in Stem Oort bat elm
Serfabren erilnoen. nobel Die Der.
i6ieoeniten, meni6li6en &orper.
tbeile, .olir6 slufbepabruns in elmer
iogenannten Ndbriliiiiigfeit, fir I'm.
sere 3eit l~ebensfGbig erbalten per.
Den mno ieoer5eit ais grias fir
franfbafte ODER feblenbe aorpertbeile
pernenoet peroen fonnen.
Sieie grfinbuna lit ard i'm an.
tGglihen 9eben bon meittragenoer
9eoeltung. @enn Semano Den &opf
perliert ODER menn giner fem Sers
Oohu. c>Hff. Wrwff. Nsrns..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-27
Definition.

yGapa, mas lit eisentlih politiide
S6urferei9"
Simmer oas, mein So9n, mas bie
anoere Yartei tbut."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-27

bot, 10 fann Serr Garrel gleid aus.
belfen. unb ielbit ipetn Semanbem
oaS Ser5 in Die Soien fGat, 10 fam
oieie in Garrelifer N1brfliiiiigfeit
10 lange lebensfdbig erbalten lper.
ben, bis es gelingt, es mieoer an
Dirt uno Steae 5u bringen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-27
Sffenbersis.
Die Ginignns.

oMeine @railt beitono altf elmer
adttGgigen So65eitsreiie, iG bages
gen noQte 5u Sauie bleiben.
ShlieBlid baben mir ms oif cine
Geile un Ole @elt geeinigt!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-27
Snfcl Gums politiider Smmur.

Sn Der aufgeregten 3eit, Die Die
politiife @elt gmerifas jest onrf-
lebt, Dolen audi Die @isbldtter
ntdt 5uriifbleiben. @ir geben elm
paar 9liitben hires politiihen Sl,.
mors in Solgenbem pieber:
8ie's gema6t 10 ir |.
nSn gurem 5ipiliiierten Staate,"
iagte Der Srembe nit bemnnoern-
Dem Irsoruf, yertpdblt bas 8olf
einen 9anoioaten fir ole &egie-
r%ungsGmter. Sits nidt io2"
~gfiht gan5 TO-" antportete Se-
nator Sorgblm, neigentli6 ermdblt
Der aanoioat iih ielbit uno bann
gebt er berum unb iiidt bas Solf
5u iiberreben, Dob es i'm annimmt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-27
VurncBmer Mafitab.

.8as baben oenn Iiiaers fiir
einen Ginor1f aiif Sic gema6t?"
DSffen geitanoen, ipie 2eute, sic
niemals elm gutomobil beieIIen ia.
6en!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-27
Bonn lmitiacn Sohn @nQ.
Gin grouam Sport

Gin gran amer Sport.
Gin 3uiharer iagt gum onocren:
vStnoen Sic niht, baB bas Ingeln
elm iebr grauiamer Sport iit?"
IngIer: .@rauiam2 6reilid,, bas
fam i6 pobl iagen. SD babe bier
orei Gage geieiien itnb nid)ts bat an.
gebiiien; id bin fait BON oen Miifen
5eritofen uno 5pei @eipen buben
mir fiir6terlif 5ltgeiest, i9 babe
mein SaIhenmeiier i'm SluB perlo.
rem, uno Die Sonne bat mir Ole
gan5e Saut i'm 9tafen abgeifGlt."
Ger emiiienbaft Sire.
Gin GROCER Sire trGet cine 9eiter
ourh Die bon elmer biften Wenge
erfiiaten StraBen bon 2onoon rno
bat babel baS Yed, oie Spieael.
i6ei6e zines Sbaufeniters ein5lt-
itoBen. Sofort iest err ieine 9eiter
bin n1o l1uft bapon; aber Der Ga.
oeninbaber bat i'm geiehen, itiirst
binter ibm Der, uno GA er Ser bel
lere Sailfer lit, padt CT i'm balb
beim 8ragen.
~Seben Sic ber," ruft Ser aari.
mann, nadoem er ben sltbem pie-
oergemonnen, YSie baben meme
Seniteriheibe 5erihlaeen!"
~6reilih, babe i6," ltimmt ibm
Der Sire 5u, .ieben Sic benn nift,
ipie i6 na6 Sauie renne, Inn @elo
5n bdIen, oamit id Den S6aOen be.
5ablen fann?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-27

lsJNI I'NStS wv to'IStOo~
the 8iirger.
naber itn5peifeIbaft, mir muBten
oo6 enoli6 einmal cine @elegenbeit
boben, uniere 9aieboaipieler baran
SIT e%rinnern, oaB Tie niht Die ein5i.
gen b%eoeutenoen HerionIi9feiten a,if
grben iin0."
@as It elm Semaeeee2
Batter" iagt Der feline Sunee,
mas lit eigentlih ein 9emagoee?"
Gin Semago9e, meiu Surge, bas
lit elm Wann, Der bas Boot ifau.
feln lGBt uno suslei1 iebermann o..
bon iiber5eligen fam, baB ein furtt.
barer Stltrm altf Dem Meere it,"
@ie mans anfGngt.
y@eldes lit pobI Der critic S6ritt,
nm oas refte Seilmittel sesen oie
lln6nirieoenbeit Der @aiien 81 FIN.
benz"
Ser erite Sfritt," a~nttportete
Der Solitifer, lit Der, oaB man crit
einmal cine Wtenge Ee6en bGlt, Inn
ibnen 5u %beweiien, wie un5ufrieoen
tie iinb."
Ger g%eborene aanoibat.
ngsltn, Sic i6einen ia felienfeit
oaoon iiber5eugt 5u iein, baB ibr
9abp ihlieBlid ooh nod YrGiioent
Der @ereinigten Staaten Miro
r8ieueiht nift aerobe YrGiioent,
aber anf Der Sago nad Der Nomi.
notion miro es ieoenfaas ieinen
Iann ite1en. Gs maht ifon iest
einen SOnenIGrm periest bas ganae
Saus in a%ufresung, beoient ii6
elmer unbeihreibliben Sprabe iinb
fann cine @ode lang obne Sdlaf
~ausfommen."
Ha6 Dem &onpent.
.@as mliB einen Seleaierten nod
Dem 8onoent am boditen empo.
reno"
.@enn err nah Der lanaen
Sagune eliidlih mieber nah Sauie
fommt itnb Die 9ahbarn oann alall.
ben, er lei in Der Sommerfrii1e ge.
meien."
- y -
3m ben idOniten Suffnnnsen BE.
reftigeno.
Safer Tin Der 4onbitorei): 800.
ris, iud' Dir aus, mas On miQIt
bon Den ifonen Sahen."
Woris: .Sateleben, i6 bob i6on
sepablt-d iilbern 2offelde."
- - =
@abres 8cididtden.
emil 3rapnti6fe fommt auf's
Stanoesamt, I'm ii6 tralten 81
laiien.
raber, &raputidfe," iaat Ser
Stanoesbeamte, mo baben Sic benn
Sbre 8raut2"
,Yraut9" fraat &romntidfe be.
troffen, .milB Die aud oa fem?
9ie bab' ib perseiien."
.Gerseiien9" begebrte Der geamte
anf, nmie fonnen Sic oenn Sbre
9railt n~ereeiien2"
vad ie," entifulbiet iid &ra.
mutiffe, lid beiratb' bod baS erite
Mal, uno oa oenft man balt nidt
nm o0pS"
Die Gennerinnem.
9rei dltere viinee Samen" be.
tradten neulif-bieies ,mabre @e-
idihtfen" er5Gblt DER .SGalihen
Hlnoi6au" ein Seier - nit Ont.
Siidcn oas Sapon.9 eetbopen. @osart.
9enfmal i'm @erliner Sbiergarten
uno, aif Mosart seisenb, iaat SrG,t.
lein g.: .@enn man Den aniiebt,
muB man mirtlih iineen: MS ib
nod I'M Sliigelfleioe-!"
p9as lit ia gar nibt bon Mo.
5art!" ruft SRI. g., ~bas lit ia aus
elmer Saponifen Sinionie!"
Die brittle Game magt iid nidt
in ben ii6 entipinnenoen Streit Si
miihen, ionoern id)lGst Dor, ole gnt.
iheiouns einem aunitperit1noiseu
81 i~iberlaiien. 60 lit man oenn I'M.
ter SIM. mo Serreoen bis sur Sic.
sesidule aelangt mo bat iib bort
auf cine Sanf nieoergeIaIien. ga
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-27
Sehgemaf.

aunoe: r@as iinb oenn oaS aQes
mir fragDiiroige @citalten inn 8ar.
te5imr1er; moaen Die 2erte alth
beiratben?"
Seiratbspermittler: yHatiirlih;
na6ber iino ndmlih Die Sprefih1n-
ben fir ltnbemitteltel"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-27

o%eititnoe porten, ie6en lie nit Stall.
men Die oielen Wenihen am Stranoe
bllooeln ilno I'M @oiier paooeln.
S6lieBlif fragte NeQp: nWuttden,
oilrfen mir iett enblih baoen, ODER
miilIen mir marten, bis Die 2elrte
nit Dem S5ean fertig iinO2"
~ ~ y
Sffenbcr5ig.
&urtbe (5um Sarbicr): nWtcin
slr5t erflGrte mir beltte IN oQer
&libe, ib miibte mir 81 meiner 8es
lunobett etpns Slltt ab5apfen lais
lem"
Barber: Gas fam ih MAIDEN.
Sol i6 idropfeu ooer roiiereu?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-27

nabt iif ibnen cine poricbme Sa-
NE, in Der Die orei iifer cine altnit.
iiingerin 81 ieben glauben. aur5
enti6loiien geben lie ibr entgegen
uno tragen ibr Den SnQ Dor.
.Sa, meme Samen," iaete bebalt.
erno Die Sremoe, .bas fam i6 81.
men nirfli6 niht iaseuL oenn i6 BIN
crit lett geltern in Berlin"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-27
Wie mans anf1ndt.

v@eldes lit nobI Der erite S6ritt,
I'M oas redte Seilmittel eeeen Die
lln6ufrieoenbeit Der Maiien au Tin.
benz"
Ser erite Sdritt," anttportete
Ser Eolitifer, lit Der, DAB man crit
einmal cine Nenge Teoen bolt, Inn
ibnen 81 %bepeiien, wie un5ufrieoen
tie iino."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-27
geborene aan6tbat.
Sad 5 em aonpent.

.@as mliB einen 9eleeierten mad
Dem 8onpent am botiten empo.
ren?"
s8eun err nad Der Ianger
Sagune sliidlih nieoer nab Sauie
fommt nnb Die Rahbarn bann slall.
ben, er lei in Der Sommerfriide se.
meien."
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-07-27
Pictures Like This Will Stop War!

budding manhood to the altar Of hate;
Il devastates homes, it widows and
orphans: it is not beautiful, It is sor--
did; it starves; it blights.
No human pen has ever depicted,
no brush has ever reproduced war IN
its true aspect, in its real colors and IN
full detail.
Of the price that was paid, or the
tvpe of men who paid the price, we
knew nothing until the discovery OF
the Long-Lost and Original
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-07-27
81 81 3: y BRADY Civil War Photographs

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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-07-27

Badys pictures will do win humanity the cause OF
peace than all the oratoy that fall from the lips OF
unframed undimmed They bear mighty message to wait
ing woda world anxious for facts world eager tor greater
civilization.
After YOU have seen tem-unbased, unpreudced grant
Won have turned back the pages fifty and walked
,hrogh the trenches through hospitals in the camps
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-07-27

Such pictures speak the nzfA.
Never before has the world been able
10 view in a calm, sane mood the &C
curate, precise, authentic records OF a
great conflict.
War is terrible, war is unnecessary,
war accompanies nothing that reason
and Justice cannot bring to pass.
War is wasteful, it destroys the viz
ility, the strength, the youth, the hope
of peoples. 1t calls to its sacrifice the
finest and the staunchest. 1t drags
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-08-29
MRS. MARY MAYNARD

Mrs Mary Maynard. mother of
Capt. <. w. Maynard. passed away
in the home Of her son at Biglers
last Sunday after long illness. Mrs
MAYNARD. who was 70 years of age.
was a native Of York county. Her
husband preceded her TO tie grave
many years ago. For the past few
vars. she had been confined 20 her
bed practically all the time.
The funeral took place Tuesday
from York River Presbyterian
church of which she had long beer
a member. and was largely attended
The service was conducted by the
Rev. +. T. Wexford. Of Newpor
News. Interment was in the family
section at the church.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-08-29
:WHEUE TIE PEI { SAFE IHtaSAf;
"OLD GUARD" VAS Gfi GUARD

Editor The Gazette
Well. the primary IS nov ancient
history. A remark or two. however
may not DC amiss What became
Of the old gusTd9" Many on the
fence must have fallen outside OF the
fold. The younger men and pso-
gressives must have corne squarely
TO the front. Just think Of l.; two 10
one. less one. 10 Williamsburg:
Weather very warm and drouth
still continued. Corn will not b. al
half crop and beans and peas are not.
much better
Tomorrow is the primary for TIE
firsr district OF course Jones viii
be nominated. nothicg else as ex-
pec,ed.
Judge and Mrs. Fielding Taylor
gave their annual dance A few days
ago at their hospitable home. Rose
well TX was quite a swell tuncu
with a large crowd present Several
were present Of the seventh genera
uon from Mason Page. tie founder
Of the famous old country seat.
The grand old county Of Glouces-
ter beats the world in many respects.
r but what I am going to mention can
81 NOT be duplicated In any parish Of
, county in the Uaited States. viz
The county clerk mas SIX sons ans
- SIX daughters; the sheriff has sever
E sons aud four daughters. me treas
q urer has seven sons aud tour daugh
d ters-mak.ng thirty-tour children 10
If the three officers. (buJ the comm.s
e sioner of the revenue -. Ih
10 above showing would rejoice tc
D. heart Of the ex- president.
Your paper continues 10 improve
S. The last the best issue ever Ma
re she long live. So.
a. Valley Front. Va. AUG. p.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-08-29
R. F. D. NO. | NEWS NOTES

Boon. Va. Aug. 28-Mrs. John
son and daughter. who have been
boarding with Mr.. +. c. Ayers at
Neck of Land for the past four
months. have returned to their home
in Beaufort, n. c.
Mr.. T. Clemens and family spent
Sunday at Shell Bank. the guests of
Mr.. w. S. Kitchens.
Misses Blanchard and Barton. of
Norfolk, are spending some time at
Powhatan farm. the guests of Mrs.
K. M. Slauson.
Mrs. Burns and sister. Miss But
Ter. of Chase City. are spending
some time with Miss Elva Gilley. at
Neck of Land.
Miss Ethel Young. OF Richmond.
is spending the week with Miss Fan
ME Nightingale, of Piney Grove.
Mr.. Skaro and sisters spent Sun
day at Greenspring farm, the guests
of their sister. Mrs. K. Edmundson.
Mr.. r. Leal. of Rome. Ga; Mr..
Willie Leal. of Richmond. and Mr.
John Leal and family spent las
week at jamestown Island. the
guests of their father. Ar. Leal.
Mr.. II. <. Jones, of near Williams
burg. was a caller at Greensprinl
farm Tuesday.
Rev. Mr.. Barnes. pastor of Jamc
River church. baptised five person
at Piney Grove Sunday afternoon
Over a hundred people were presen
Mr.. Edward Hooper. of The g;
zette force, Williamsburg, speT
Sunday with friends (1) in Il
Amblsr's farm seetiOa.