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The Delta independent., 1912-12-27
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. LOCAL AND PERSONAL

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I Mrs F. w. Austin was in from her
Surface Creek home Monday
Senator Geo. Stephan was in Grand
Junction on business last Friday.
Wall Paper at 5000 per room. The
Delta Decorating Co., on the corner.
To Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Place was
born a son on Friday, December 20.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles F. Reed on Tuesday, Decem-
ber 23.
Mrs. NJ. F. Kean visited her brother.
James Moorehead at Grand Junction,
from Tuesday to Thursday of last
week.
Attorney Jno. B. Charlesworth came
in from Grand Junction Tuesday morn.
ing to be with his family for Christ
mas.
Jessie l.. Meyers was an outgoing
passenger for Ouray on Tuesday to
eat Christmas turkey and other good
things with relatives
Mrs. j. p. Payne was an outgoing
passenger on Monday to Clifton. Kan
sas. where she will visit with relatives
for some two or three months.
erintendent of schools, went to Paonia
Tuesday morning to spend the holi-
day season with brother, and his
family.
Marriage licenses were issued this
week as follows: w. T. Downing and
Miss Margaret Marigold, both of
Whitewater; James NJ Sehon and Miss
Grace Kenney. both of Olathe
Mrs f. ]. Gallagher and little daugh-
ter came in from Salida last Monday
evening for a holiday visit with Mrs.
Gallagher's son. Murray. and her
daughter. Mrs. Carl Moore.
Z. D. Blodgett and wife came in
from Mack. Colo. on Tuesday and
were the guests of Delta friends for
Christmas.
j. X. Livengood came in from the
engineering camp on the Escalante
Irrigation project last Monday and re-
mained until after Christmas
Miss Della Herral. the public steno-
grapher and typewriter, with office
quarters in the post office building
was an outgoing passenger for Tellu-
ride Tuesday morning to spend Christ
mas with her brother.
II. D. Smith OF the Smith-Glidden
Fruit and Commission company has
lust recovered from serious Illness
OF neuralgia of the kidneys which
kept him under the care of physicians
and nurses about three weeks.
Captain ID. ID. Carter returned to Salt
Lake Saturday after visiting relatives
In Delta for couple of weeks. Cap
tain Carter. who is largely interested
In uintah lands is brother of Mrs
Geo. Conklin and Mrs. John Jeffers
OF this city.
While the weather has been cold for
the past two weeks. 1t has been a
steady cold and everybody says it is
idenl winter weather The murcury
has not been low enough to damage
fruit buds. five TO eight degrees being
the coldest
Some twenty five or thirty friends
OF Mrs w. ID. Hines gave her com
plete surprise last Friday evening. it
being her birthday, by an unexpected
invasion of the Hines home with so
cial doings that were pre-arranged.
All present report a good time. Mr..
Hines. IL is said. was simply getting
even with his better-half for what she
had put up" on him when his latest
birthday was celebrated,
The Delta independent., 1912-12-27
w. A. Davis, General Auctioneer.

w A. Davis, General Auctioneer.
Sugar $3.50 per sack at the Spot
Cash Store.
Wall Paper at $500 per room. The
haa Decorating Co., on the corner.
Want to buy ,wo or three hot wa
~ incubatnrs. Inquire at Perkins
hotel.
man, shipped twelve cars of fine cat
tie to Alamosa last Monday, loading
at Austin
Mrs. Mona Brownel and little daugh.
ter arrived home last Saturday even
ing from six weeks visit at Long
Beach, Calf.
Clyde H. Brewer. editor of the
Cedaredge Champion. was in the city
on business last Saturday and re-
mained over Sunday to visit with his
friends.
Profs. C. p. Gillette and Geo. p.
VI tHt StdA' aA W.
lege at Fort Collins were in the city
last Saturday in the interest of that
popular educational institution.
w. B. Lowry. local grading and eX.
cavation contractor, shipped car or
two of stock and grading equipment
TO some point in Utah last Monday
h. hue orndinD
tract.
A Christmas tree at the home OF
Lee Jacobs in North Delta on Christ
mas night was attended by all the
young people OF that district. All
were given confectionery. nuts. etc.
and there was much JOY resulting
from the event.
Vern and Earl Penney departed on
Monday evening for Paonia where
they will spend the holiday vacation
with their aunt and uncle. Mr. and
Mrs. J. b. Barnes. The two boys
were anticipating their mid-winter
visit and outing with great pleasure.
d. b. Hilbert and wife and Miss
Annie r. Stems arrived in the city
from Lewiston. Idaho. Christmas morn
ing for a few days visit with MIR Hill
berts sister. Mrs. Dora Fadely on
Meeker street. They are on their way
to Lima. Ohio. for an extended visit
with relatives and friends.
Miss Lucy Spicer passed through
the city last Saturday evening. be.
ing en- route TO Pocatello. Idaho. from
Gunnison, to spend the holidays with
her sister. and a number OF Miss
SpIcer's many Delta friends were a'
the d.pot tnat evening 10 see ner.
She is In charge of one OF the de.
partments In the state normal school
at Gunnison
Judge Sprigg Shacklerord. district
Judge in this district for the past six
yetars has made the announcement
that after the first OF the year. fol
lowing his retirement from the bench.
that he will begin practice in this
city Judge Shackleford has been in
the western country for about twenty
five years and has built up a large
practice as well as having made hosts
of friends. He practiced in Gunnison
for some years and has been Judge
of the district court since that time
Grand Junction News.
Porter Plumb and wife arrived home
last Saturday evening from an extend
ed visit on the western coast and
both are feeling greatly benefited by
the trip and change Of altitude and
climate. They first visited at Bisbee,
Arizona, where Mrs, Plumb has n
brother who was quite seriously in
jured In an accident few months ago
and found that he was in n fair way
to recovery.
The Delta independent., 1912-12-27

George Kimball of the Craig En-.
pire thinks Andy Carnegie had better
establish a pension of $500 month
for country editors and let the ex-
presidents hustle for themselves
Brighton Blade.
The Delta independent., 1912-12-27

If we are TO have revision on the
tariff. give us one that protects the
man who labors. as we'll as the man
who simply puts his money in the
scheme to create the demand for
workers.--La Neta Enterprise.
The Delta independent., 1912-12-27

A London inventor announces n new
device for ripening peaches by elec'
tricity He takes green peach and
turns the current into II until il Is
lins Review.
The Delta independent., 1912-12-27

Governor Johnson OF California is
sued Thanksgiving proclamation.
thanks. Probably he couldn't think OF
any as far as he was concerned.-Teil.
The Delta independent., 1912-12-27

Again we have Theodore cornered.
He says nothing crooked ever proved
winner. Haw about the cork screw
That always seems to be right on the
job.--Las Animas Democrat
The Delta independent., 1912-12-27
FROM COLORADO STATE PAPERS

1t seems to be the idea of Colonel
Watterson. who fel loutside the breast
works when Wilson was nominated
that now the Democrats have the
presidency they don't know what to
do with it-Telluride Examiner.
The Delta independent., 1912-12-27
Gard of Thanks

We want to express our heartfelt
thanks to the many friends and neigh
bors for their Kindness in our late
bereavement
The Delta independent., 1912-12-27

Mary Sayr@
Harriette Sayre
The Delta independent., 1912-12-27
Eckert Postoffice.

A R Barnes, H E. Kennicott. Henry
Teachout, Charles Hale, James Vela
J. A Sturdevant. \. L. Reynolds. ]
NJ. Devine Frank Trickle. c. L
Simpson.
The Delta independent., 1912-12-27

The following subscriptions hay
been entered on the independents Ii:
within the past two weeks.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-12-19
SENATE PROBING
MEXICAN INSULT

WASHINGTON, ID. g. Special
Behind closed doors thc senate
special committee inv cStigauug
thc Mexican revolution continued
hearings Tuesday. Upwards OF
900 pages OF testimony nave
been taken. bat &C. a. held a. COM
nHenfiaI hy the committcc. OF
which senator William Alden
smith q. chairman. A. result
OF the testimony taken the conn
mittrc d. convinced that neither
che Mndcro governments nor the
rcNolutioui-t~ are willing or able
Co protect Americans in tno~e
regions where the federal troops
are boo control the testimony
shows. outragc- upon Americans
are quite n. frequent az where
thc Insurgents rule. one Illegal
act OF lhe existing governments
pointed ont l- the imposition 20
an export lnN on an cattle -htppru
ont of Mexico. This. it In said
il without authority OF amy law,
and through it many thousands
az dollars have bccn collected
from American cattle rai-crs and
ranChcr-.
The fact that Iarge sums 90
money were raised in the United
states for the Madcro revolution
lists when they were cudcaNo rtuE
hn- been cOHClu~iNciy shows, hut
mo- testimony has been gathered
tending Co show that financial a.
-i-tancc tor the insurgents now I'm
rebellion has been obtained in the
United States.
Sherhurnc G.. Hopkins. 90 this
city. was a. witness before the
committee yesterday. He told the
committee something Of the imam
cinI backing ct the Madcro rcNo-
Iuffoni-t-. and admitted that
large sum was paid him for hi-
/ assistance.
Testimony before the commit
tee shows that the present rev o.
Iutioni~tS have raised their funds
Mc0ican~ and through ictte-
made upon American minina
/ operators and runchmen
The Chamber of Commerce ol
I Chihuahun purchased St.uoo,Oo
worth OF revolutionary bonds
I and General OrOfCo opcrntcn th'
custom house at JuarcE for
number OF months az return
OF 500 600 month 90 him.
IL also has been shown thal
Notwithstanding the ucutrHltt
laws. the rev olufioni-t- are co.
tanning arms and other mum
lions tn roundabout wcy iroi
sources In tho nitcd ~tatr~t az
that They have been pure ha~in
The arms used hN the FEEDER
troOuS On Mexico from tho
trOopz The testimony SHOW
that 10 has been almost impo@-
HE for the Mexican GoNcruuic
fo recruit it, army. and that -u'
recruiting a. has been had
made mp OF men from the ia
and prisons. none Of whom a
IOvaI 60 the government Z
claim l. made that the rcvoi
tionIStS have $4,000 men in {
ncid fully armed.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-12-19

waist belts are very decorative and
give dainty finish 80 the indoor
frocks.
aesoting much time 90 the study ~ I
tho separate waist.
The Rubesplerre fashion promises (
60 be the rage in both blouaes ana I
mo new english raincoats for girls
] have "a porous "aWcatphnd inalur
I across the shoulders.
Many OF the new gowns have their
skirts caught az the toot oy buttons
and ornamental straps.
The Fad fer making one Side % tne
bodice different from the other la rs
much AS ever in evidence.
on some of the nigh tan boots
there Is little hllr-lnch strap mat
fastens the top instead OF the iAa'
a costume Of rich dahia colored
Ivelret Is perfect with shrnnN ooraefa-
Many of thc new blouses nave
broad sailor collars, ana these klte
an opportunity to "trip an otherwise
plain waist
MoIeskin ls one of The fashionable
Ours that trims ocauttulF Win et
mine. This FUR rouiuInAtlnH rs t' "'
much worn ln SCARF and mun sets.
Tho drop skirt has returned. SAli
OF the costume cnlur - used fNr Ln
drop. The skirts are being made lN
Iuse with cloth and velvet suits
LARGE. round buckles 90 ivory WHIT
celuIoid are much used. and VIII
these are sometimes worn two-inc
belts made OF "a network ot roun
white cellulold beads.
Combs in the hair are again
fashion and are seen principally p
the transparent tortoise shell Tor
and those OF warmer tnts 100 Cd
Ideener shades. Arranged with ara al
parent carelessness, these COMBS al
really the "cachet' OF tne coinur
They give the character and sra
N necessary 90 the success of the who
Ii IN 4 .-.nl anr.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-12-19

pausc enausd. bit Mavis. woman-h ke.
b~idee.i I over. Il am very giaS 20
see you again" she slid You are
looking-well. Have you heard form
,fe WiiHanes iafely2 No? Keiths sive
me > little more salad. Perhaps WEI
moot again since You are ia town
Somehow Henry Morton knew ne vas
dismissed.
Keith Lowry was very stih and con
veutional moment as he served tnS
salad. Then he spoke In tone WHICH
might have discussed the weather
.'Mavfs. Is that the mani We're yon
saving your pride. or DO you mean
keith" she said tensely. notion
inr away the waiter with his Ice va
ter. "hc never was the man. Just on
glance Al him undid all the Old hyp
notisrn-I-" her eyes met his, plead
/ ing. confessing, loving.
"nelovedi" De breathed the Wor'
fervently. but IN a voice 50 low m
the waiter might have suspected hin
OF praising the salad.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-12-19
Mann
PARDONS FORGER

George McCarter. a white man now
In tbs. Virginia penltenuory. VIII
spend his Christmas az home, ln
Frederic ksburg, thanks 90 the ActioA
OF Governor Mann.
McCarter was convicted OF forgert
and sentenced 90 two years ~ -
Denttentary. and has already served
one-half OF his term. The peuuon
for pardon was uumerousiy s4sneH,
Isna fhs fact that the Legislature has
reduced the term in prison Tor slcn
petty violators were factors In obtain
\ ing his freedom Ills pardon Is con-
diuonal. and if he again violates tnt
/ law ne win come back 20 the prieoi
f1r a term of five years in addition q,
such imprisonment as the jury MAJ
give.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-12-19
BEARS RAIDED
union PACIFIC

NEW YORK. SpeciaL-Bears
raided Union Pacific on the stock
Exchange this afternoon, driving
down the price over SIX points.
Aggressive selling followed the
annual report 81 the Hartman
system FOR the fiscal year ending
June SOth last, which fell short
OF expectations.
The report showed that the
total operating revenues OF Union
Pacific had decreased more than
"a 600 600 and the transportation
exDensez had Increased over
500 600.
The gross operating Income
Tor the year was SSS.077 SOS. -,
the total operating expenses, SOL
ass. 1883, leaving a net cperat-
ING income OF SSf,219.ftS.2S, =
decrease OF Sz.40f.7fS.S7.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-12-19

Only relief 4 received Was from NOR
phine Sas completely cured oy
Doan's kidney Piils"
SIR. Hampshire Il only one 81 the
many thousands that endorse Doan's
kidney Pills. n your back aches
" your kidneys 0Osher you don't az
simply for a kidney remedy. as dis-
dnctly for DOan's kidney Pulls, The
same hat Mr. Hampshire had.
soc. AL stores. F0ster-NNourn Co
Buffalo. y. Y Props " hen You
Back Is IAne-Remsmb Der me name.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-12-19
SENT BEFORE VERDICT ~.
WYTWEVILLE, VA Special

90 .,,,lo.k This morning the jury
tn case OF the Commonwealth
araiu~t Sidna Allen for the muir
der of ". NJ. Foster. were sent
a. their r1D0m 60 further consider
their verdict
Before retiring Co their room
tIs. iudgc read 90 them the same
charge which ne gave Co iuries
la me former Allen trials, after a
.fisarrrruaeut which iu those
,n-s,. resulted in bringing the
Jury Co an agreement.
ON yesterday afternoon ana last
evening the jury were in rctlre-
mcut Tor five hours. and up 90
noon today had been out three
hours. making in all eight hours
The impression az noon was thai
an nrr,~rmcnt was hopeless.
ON last evening one OF the jury
asked au explanation OF in-truc-
ton No. for the Commonwealth
which bears entirely on the que
zion OF Intentionally aiding ana
nhcttlng the party or partlcs VINO
killed commemorative Attorney
"A NJ Foster. A. there H. no
evidence showing uhat thc accused
himself fired the fatal ~hnt or
Shots. this branch of the lury y
inquiry H. eliminated. from the
examination asked a. Co the prin-
chile OF the first and second de-
cree. IL may De- assumed that the
evidence ha~ failed 60 cunN iuCe
titc Jury OF conspiracy. lcaNine
only thc theory that the accused
may have Intentionally aided ana
abctted the person or persons WIS
actually killed Foster.
Upon this theory % the case
their. has been a dclibcratiun o
i've hours. indicating hopeless
disagreement.
The jury may finally agree, pu
hut az noon the prevailing tmprc~
sion was that there would De
mistrial.
4 Tho crowd awaiting the verde
T. not 80 large "a IL was last eve
ming. bus among those pr"-tt
there. IL no less interest than va
manifested then.
! The prisoner has rccoNefe
} from his resent indisposition, an
with his wife. children and broti
ers. Jasper and Garland. awaite
Z the action OF the jury with sui
pressed anxiety.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-12-19
WEEKLY SHORT SIORY
TO BE DECIDED.
Nv Joanna single.

Despite the holiday AutteI "a ANU
patton in the office. dusk and depres-
sion came together for Mayis Corley
as she closed her desk and prepared
IN leave with that quick. orderly in
telHgence that made her a valuable
secretary. sue dreaded holidays. Sull \
more she dreaded being questions by .
her ~orkmatcs on the matter OF cele-
bratiur the day.
In the dressinf room she slid swift /
IN INFO her dark blue coat and hat,
tucked her curing dark HAIR mo place
beneath a trim veil. and slipped down
the side stairway. She had a premo-
milton founded on experience that
Keith Lowry would be not FAR tron
the front entrance.
Witn a Htt.e feeling OF escape she
went a block or two out OF her way
and instead OF taking a car set OUT
al a swift walk for he very comioF z
able boarding house which had snc4-
tered ner for a year. She was nearly
there when a mans swift step came
behind her.
"Welll" exclaimed the big, blond
Young fellow, how lid you man2g,
10 &c. past me? ! wasn't suilty OF
waiting al the door. you know, bI'
Y
surr could see You Well, l have
YOU POW for a mnu-e. Viii you g
10 the game with me tomorrow, ant
then 10 supper and the theater2 TAX
anyone else YOU like along-5ut *
rather have just you'll" he thrust
long flower box safely under his arm
IL have a few buds here. Are 20
going with mc2" He had not give
hor fine 10 reply vet
"Oh." she said. don't give 10
things, You know can't keep tas
ing evon-fowers all the umel don
give YOU anything in return So
spoke almost vehemently, not even
"Not even-lihng? Not even
hope. Mayis?'
@Oh. 10 like you; but that's al
You promised not 10 talk about an
taing else. You know Turning
corner a chill wind struck them az
in the crowd Le came protecting
close and took her arm moment
Il won't then. but it's hard wor
Look here a moment. ] must ore-
my promise this once. Here YOU a
working-ho Here am woI
lny. aud with 4 hone al ready
you. but homeless myself because y
won't come 70 IT, Think about IL.
& fa!r?"
III is fair. I told you I could ne'
do H.. 10 Is you who are unfair
10 accept my decision" lie tighter
mis- hold on her. and something VI
in her began TO let 80, 70 cease
sistinE him. Il am not going 20
anywhere with you tomorrow, ke
I am gong TO stay alone at home
day. and do as yoS ask-think a0
IL. Then I VIII give YOU an ans
you shall accept as final. Don't
me % 20 out Don't do anything
let me alone"
We'll" he said in the dark Of
gate, 81 have one thing more 20
II love You. and love you, Ma
Remember tha rteoallxhff1ithXh
Remember that real love is a W
cloak against the big worlds (
And-Ive no right 10. but am g
TO ask 10 you care. or have cared,
some one else? Is it some one
will-make YOU happy?
She hesitated.
81 don't mind telling you. 1
irving 20 forget him . though
cared as much as bat he dos
He could make me happy. He
longs 20 the Old life-when ] ha'
ther. ] can't talk about It, lie
60 in."
"Remember-that ] do care.
always will. 1 am reality
give me up for a shadow Mavis
She broke from Inn and ran
the house.
The next day Mavis delIber
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-12-19
DRINKS BAY RUN
AND WITCH Hazel

NoRRr STOWN. PA Specialize
Douglass Ward. of Scranton, Pa, sal1
TO be a son OF former Judge WARD, OF
that city. died I'm the county JAN mere
fDIay MS the result OF drinking bay
rum and witch hazel.
Ward had broken into barber SHOP
last night and was found there ln an
unconscious condition.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-12-19

r,ournea for Henry Morton. making
no pretense OF pride TO herself sac
re-read his letters. set his photograph
nm before her. wondered how ne could
have failed to come back 20 her aI'ei
the foolish little quarrel Wnen sue
bad sent him away. She had even
written a note saying she " as sorry.
lie had not answered. Pride RANKED
/ M the memory, but love was greater 4
\ than pride.
/ m vas a wretched wa yto spend 7
/ holiday. By dinner time she was hair
sick and did not go down, accepung
the tray which the really concerned
landlady sent up. By she had crlea
herself asleep and id not wake unit
dusk was failing. Then she SAT up
forlornly among the pillows and ae-
. cided that she could not orer Keith
roOrv half a heart-he was too fine.
Z too genuine and sweet and loving. Her
. hca~t warmed al thought OF ATM But
s She would refuse him Then the land
T. LADY, knocked az 1.-THE door and thrust
, in her head.
i Mr.. Lowry 70 see YOU. Saws take
e y,ur time. but he'u stay ill he sees
3 Won Wants YOU TO dress 20 20 out
a she slammed the door and numbered
]. away.
u Navis thought a moment. then rose
n 70 battle and dress. She was young
and even tears could not make hei
.e less lovely. though her eyes were .
k Nttle swollen and tired. She Nigh
u as vel have the matter OF Keith owe
be- with. and she would honor him D,
=" lookiug her best
"a Down in the parlor he waited, am
when she came in he rose 20 meet nei
II. lowering his voice.
- Look here. AIavis. I've been a sre~
a brute. We won't think OF anything bu
nd being happy tonight Wen so out
lis supper and then 20 -he theater' an
YOU can have a whole year 20 thin
-k IN don't want you TO decide. 10
ak do Won like these viOlets7 Where sna
IRE We eat?' He bombarded her with ga
TX commonplace questions until she VI
,ot laughing herself.
-ou When they had decided on Morris
Is FOR supper she ran upstairs Tor
eaycr hat and better gloves, and IN
yer were of.
NOT NfavIs was q bit feveriSh. gre
ned deal relieved and very lovely az (
TIL candlc-shaded table, with Keith lea
re- fn- across to admire her. But as
20 talked she knew she must tell h
an tonight in fairness TO hiL She wol
all never be guilty OF dangling-then ?
ont eve caught the people az table j
wer behind Keith and her face went VII
ask "Whta Is g. dear whispered he
but Size shook her head al him.
though her lips moved, TO sound ca
the nou them Her eyes were sun %
say Ly Henry MortOns. He nat rose
Wis, his seat and the two rather oN
fan dressed girls With him asked SIR
Htf d r.a
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-12-19

kleuel Filla ara e.
peciaily for Wesk
kidneys X T.. Hamy
shire. 70S r Bran
5leton ST. Norfolk
Va. says; - &C n 81
from kidney collie
TIE pain durins
some Attacks Vas 80
severe that n ~
qulrsd two strons
men % hold ne
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-12-19
Jury GIVES SIDNA
ALLEN FIVE YEARS
After Hours Of Dehberation, Re
garded by the Public as Almost
Certain Indication of Disagree
ment, Decision Is Reached
This Afternoon.
wYTHEYILLE. Va speclaL

After being out since Tuesday
the Jury an the case % ~iuna
Allen. charged with participation
ln the HilI-Nillc shooting. this at
tcrnoon returned verdict ol vol
uufar-y nansfaughtcr. and liked
hi- punishment al i've years In tho
pcus cntiary.
CON thc first ballot the jury
voted nine for acquittal and three
for murder i'm che Second degree
The jury called ON the court
several times Tor INSTRUCTIONS nc
90. -carhinr "A verdict. In each
$50 tnc Instructions were the
.aote a. those given in the other
Allen CASE. Including those in
which the verdict was liked AT
death in the clcctric chair
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-12-19

BUFFALO, n. y Special Mar
guerIte 3. Clark. aged sixteen, stgaen,
a. Tafavette High school. was killed
BY An automoble driven BY Srancis l.
Judd early today.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-12-19

A. .f-..vu -.raH ewes and should b.
treated nt once with LRnnNrtI Nn'Ie Z"
r-.. LOTION Cooling nea IlnE. .ffhnAl a-
..-I-r Ctrar sore ewes without palm In
rra fnr ne certain t0 Eef Leon
a.rff "-if makes atrnnE eyes
.t...rn rf.s.H or money rnfAnlH.
r,-...,.-..r. .rif it a. es cts. nr forward
.f rrrrlIf nr receipt ~ price oF - h.
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