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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1913-02-01
Meeting fer
Men Monday.

Don't forget the meeting for men
only to be held in basement of M. f..
church Monday night at 1880 and each
succeeding Monday night in February.
Topic, MAN the Guardian of the Fair
Sex" short address TO be given by
Mr.. Davey and general discussion to
follow. All are invited.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1913-02-01

Hans Tollefson, of Nestoria, was a
business caller Monday.
Messrs. Harold Nilsen and Louis j.
Menard were visitors in the copper
country Saturday and Sunday.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1913-02-01

The man who used to carry kero-
sene lamp to his bedroom and blow it
out at 10 p. m. now lets the electric
lights burn all night and hollers about
the high cost of living.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1913-02-01
For Sale.

One team heavy draft horses and one
team of drivers.
NEsTER LUMBER co,
1-18-f Baraga, Mich.
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Total.

lOldl.
FRED w. SCHwALM, Chairman.
HERMAN j. ,SEIFERT, Secretary.
Dated Baraga, January 18th, 1913.
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properly come before the convention.
The several townships are entitled to
the following number of delegates in
said convention. -E
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1913-02-01
said convention

w. T. MENGE, Chairman.
FRANK VI. ENNIS, Secretary.
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Violins, Guitars, Mandolins string
accessories and Music at the o. X.
Drug Store. ADV 1854
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Buroermeiner terttot sabbatbfpteel alb.

eme ttafHae abitrlaiHa bot @uf1unerfr @annor BON Rem bort
on ooruaeu Sabbatbianahtcu utal uerbu aiu. oe Ht eurh ibrrn
Sgrcter aecriL lei ibm beitner batcH. tB bic RotBi or Iuacub a.
Intc Sourt1gs eac5al m ipghn a12r I'D tcr gotiaea grcg be.
'amt" baBt G in 6r aHagort 6es garsemeirrs Dos inns prbget
ON Souutas 9a ODER mOere spee 81 ipra. SIN @esntet, as Der
groBc trrlide 8rcoigcr So5u anor pom SdoHlauo emit in SEM icucn
anOem sroBsn 8eomaor Sobn Gabn befthn. iauo sr ion r6bHf mf
elmer @ieie hinter Dem 9nre nit ieueu gat5arn mo anoem aegeI
ihiebeu0. limo bod mar es Elm Sorutag. Sen mir rod Sen @orta Der
Strtft bciIgen iolcH. Aber GalUn i9UoBl ue auor 6atteu nitt, 6ab
Elm Spiel in @otes irepr gahr ben 5eertag itauoc". 71s @eic5, cut
pelacs 8err aec0tL ih bcufe, ia9rt 3rr @auror iort Debee mr o.
ieulihe Spnc, ohr MIDI, Dab armp. be ganie ISOLDE IN lmgcflnoeu 5.
brten to @ertftathu beitaiiate MANNER mb Frmcn am Sontag gt
i5er er1oung mo torperidn ionic gedi8en Stdrfuug uit in garf5
ODER Gf ben 8een rings nm Rem gort igieen 6irieu. Ios geieb Der.
bPte aud Souutngsarbett mo Ueun man ais arbeit cine Idtigfet oeH.
Mere, hr bic Der getrcieuoe 2on c1dt 70 tonmen b0e g2enihru Dteh
Iett duf oen geoaHten fomme5 oB aud Der e5rDlr6iqe 5err aeeoil
Der ia geih anocrn oaur 5ca1t uer0e uberaa berur5uipionieen ln0
ami iene N1hborn au5upafen gera0e NIT 0iecnl mic or meire. @ot
poblgefaQigen 8erte bic @cbote Der shrit m6 6e5 Staahs mhr Der.
Iese, ais Elm flnger gengeL Der bieueiht neil er podentags feline Belt
6o3u bat, an Sonntng nit ieineu aamero6en gaa ipiee. Sur aeeb!
fol- nod eingang Der antpot 0es girgerHeHcrs mertuar0ig it'd a.
DorOen ieu.
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els Bewets DER seIbfIonokett.

Der gunoesfsnator Bacon bon Georgia lit gorrBenbtr bts qusihuffs
fir QusparHoe angsngenbehn. qs FOLDER bat sr iingt as r bic
Idleuniq, qnna6m. zines Qutragss ]bstdnpit. Der Senat ios of sgtns
TauR bic 3fnge in ghrito mtsrIuteu. Fa Hber bic wRiIfpn BON Germ
Climb nab Wsrito mgqeIproten. 3omoIs befano nod Der Gtnorud, 5Gr
Climb fi nb Terito as oos gfuubt pOrotn, mas unttr GlsOtlanos aos
minifraHon Paramount gommffFoner" bhb. Sn8ptden 1T oRft aufs
foNuna ia efnos bsrabqHimmt tporbsn, unb Srr Bacon bat Fd mogluhfe
qRuts qeqeben, bas gu Bege gu bringsn. Qlerbtngs tangsn aud ians
q~usfibrunqen nitt, ais ob e. nuf grpBen Grbg Der 9iifon atnos Boffs.
mir fibren siu8etne GdBs an: gSeber srhnnt, bnb e. cine gaH3 auBrs
pro.ntub ftnpierigs @iatuntion If, unb imr mb 5ugsbsn, bab q BET elmer
oubsrorbenfid ftphri8sn stuotOn cine geDtb6ttt beg GrfO8s Mot
ob. Qienonb bbauptet, Fs lei OOr4ancsn.
Isn m bic gea6r beg 9iBtin8sns 3ugtbt, 70 muB Id bod sltths
,dio Foaen, baB neun bic Gtgrung Der Ser. Staotsn IS unternimmt. auf
fi,bltt. qBetTe elmer Gfheferrepubit ait bskn, nRber in Oronung gu
tUurm,n. uo mem Dbnt 3Defd jsbe goBe gatiOn ben Der. Stadhu 3H'
Ffmmt - i'd Ddnu ri6t one peterss os fsFftbtuO camit rshnt, oab Der
gtrIut a~be.tbnt pirb, nc fHr nd i'm sfm 4usenblid Die GrusuHa
au obs6renben 4ortsn fibrer mac. .....
SER grdFbeut, penn Elm Ssnotor gaubt, uiat cine G6dnts in 6unbst
Li porbanben fir bas Gtdngen 0 gbt Is bod 5pst 9rinbe, aus bsnsn
mon ben 9raFoentsn bic Sade Ourdfitrn lnm Idlte, trfens Der aepsft
fir fem bobes qmt unb srDeheus: GsnF psnn t4 i'm gOrnns Hbtrs
,euot oepeTn mare, boB Der gsrfud ftbf4Gagen mHiie, bate td fbu
boh NIT 8uatmmuuq bsgrdBt neil er uus Der Bst 3dgt nts ptr isoss
m1oits gittsl Derfuten, nm grieoen I'm aa4barlanbe gu hifhn >
q, mir al onbersn NlaBregtln areten. 9tds8 uno anoere Nltttl, Denn ft
srftdt psrben folien, Fb pttHg neil tie uns in ben augen Der Dstt
mr. f,oen eheiu nieortqer ub unfreunbider g%epeggrunbe gtgenubtr
gperHo BEL MIsn frefpreteu, mas mir bidlettt fpdter untrnshnsH mifsn.
0orum fpate bos gorgsben bs qrdfoenten gsobt uno nntsrfuBt psrs
ben" i. T. IN.
Shit ben 3pdfslu, bic 6srr Bacon beri9tt bat, fimmen mir dberstn.
gt6t nor init Der Grpartung BON BEN Gtnorud auf Die Wdt", oe sr
onsTnrtbt Die Md~ hhb lageu, bic qnerennung 6uertas par6s bos
Rihfo, unb GrFolartde eepeIen fen. limb bic MtgruHg babe our
idlssli8tm GinnI4ung fibeu miHen, unO iOaen. pGs lht Die Ist
bds @trabInbe gu ihpdr5sn'. &gZaazAaasx.
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satr nam

rmaf f
hH
% m isN lNE
taau f m
kft1 W Llrh
enc
d.Gr hi cine
mol i frafH 4iaiit mtnste
fire Wmt H 900 a ttrtGH
ttHe W
riRiat ea.aH Hm 8a Hf
rgl@m H bH Hfrn aar tlr1
ir1im gf fef6gftiE Bic Wctnie
sufl8 81 cftirdfM iih cug ncttt
Vuidclei mo TraHf mlaie 'tr
QG0cnIflit benin Nelifauittr mil
Si5 mio otn soften itHW
Nohu W2 Idnaer tit p1u itiHH
Mciir mad, Dem Citfu n~radlrlcart
CO hdiif ocr 4diiQn0.launfltiou Der
e0aies m Hnltmore htt1ep9bBt
nab hiolt iih oonn titt5e 8ett tH
@aihmaton INTO 1,ep gort ami
1ie @criammlim1 Der TammaHn.
lelte madlie tiucu nat taIti1eu Gius
6riid aui ihu Gr nuroe iih be-.
nuBt, 0oB EamuaHn INNER nod
eine be0uttcn0c 8olle 10 9lep BORT
ipiclt ais ii6cr oa5 Shidial 0es
,.a6trinnigen @tueruelr SuIjer
enthieoeH Duroe.
@ertretcr Der Stra6orbatH8ciea
ihait hatten an Ttenitaa cine aous
feren3 NIT BEN iia0tiiten Beam
ten batreffs Der 9erlaHgermq Der
4eit gStraben yiuie. Braii0ent
@attIes erflartc. oaB er 6urh feline
Snaenieme ioiort ben Elan uerOe
ennDerien IuiieH.
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Wlnrftbcridt.
sa6 nma1a, 2O anauit.

1iiosG ma6a, 90 auguit.
8in6ple6 3uiubr 5000; glarft
felt bis leidtar.
grte bis Bette $3.50 5000.
0}tteImdbise Bis cute $500
$50.
@ep0bnIide Bis mittelmdbise
.750-s.00.
Glte BIS Bette Gange Sticre
7.40-S.00.
Rittelmdbige Bis cute 500
7.50.
@eU05aIi6e Bis mittelmabige
6.25-7.00.
aii6e mo Sellers, feit big leid.
ter.
@utc bis bette 9eifers $3.50
7.50.
@ute bis bette stii6e $600-G5C
WtittelmdBige Bis quite Gibr
SIS. 00-$6.00
O|eID0Dflldle Dis HllllelnlaBtgs
So. 50-$5O0.
5toders mo 5eeocrs, felt Biz
n%ie0riger.
@ute Bis bette $700-8O0.
Ntttelmdbiae bis CUTE $3.50
100.
@~ew6tulidc Biz mitteImabi0r
$6. 90 $50.
Stod Cons ml0 Sellers $4.75-
$50.
aarber S6.oo-9.0o.
gnlcn 1916 ZOO.
9dneine 8uiubr 1900; Morf,
. biz t0e b69er. Durdidnitt5preis
$775 1856 boaiter @reis So 80
Sdafq 3ufubr 5000; 0larfI
ieii bis ilarf. 21mmcr 10 bis 20,
Gober.
Hammer, cute bis Bette, $3.50
.770.
gdmner 5ee6er, S600-6.05.
g5i0Dpr Sl.75-5.00.
gabrlinge $5.35-575.
SdHrIinqe 5ee6pr, $50O-5.40.
Mntteridaie, $435 460.
GutteriAaie 5eeoer, $S00-3.5f
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han0[rr in Emala iin0:

SEQ u. Sofiman, "a. uno Dose.
or 6. Goooer, %. un0 Cunning.
q. q. Gmoniou, II. uno Cunning.
o. s. gremer, 500 IorO "a. Ctr,
Gu0.G mnba.
Sbr fonnt S%nreOpbnsi bon ben
foIqnoen 5rieo60fen beiteaen:
Goreit 2apn, Eel. Florence 1874.
Nroipect Sia, Gel. 8ebiter 2404.
GeIt 2aun, 9elepbon Douglas 800
Molnt scope, Eel. 9enion t4t.8
@rareI1no Bari, Eel. Doug. 1864
SoIp 5epuldcr, 3t2 Barter Bldg.
S0er beIteIlt oireft bon
gmsrienn GarrOp6nsns Company,
Douglas pap.
Office: 3O4 5irit Qnt. ganf 8IoJ
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3u Dem ge6ub be3 Seuatsfomifees, n~iSGdnoilfe gmaer nit
enan 8oa bon fiHi5ebn Qro5eHt oes g8eres gu beateL bemerft ole
.Rep Dorf GueninG Bolt ~tolgenoeS: p9oB bic a%usia6rne opfas ~.
i6lufps einen HHddrit teoeuten niu6e, barber fam tH 8meiftl bc
itebeu. Gs uHroe ben Gduler uuo 2ebrer ieneS @erf5euGes, ba gad.
.~Iebbaber iafner Grbolung beraubcn. llno 81 ucbeH 8nedeY 8eoeutet
Der 8oa irgeuo cinen 8erag 0um @dtse Der bemHam Sn5uHTe2
Bidder in frenoIdnoideH Sprabsn Deroen rn aanoe mr in gaa; germ.
gem umfonae seOrudt. Ger 3on II mn chr ~gennsbruHg Der efnaotnsn
beftmuit, mo guar cine Stensr fir aebrer u0 &eier, cine getrerum6
Der &iiaIboH.t
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Gernt Oas antOmubilgri6dft
III 6er belt einaeridteten 6hule im
@eitcn. aataloge frci 5ugeianot.
Ne6rasfa qutOmubilr SdoOl,
1i17 DODGE GtraBe, 9mnbc.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-20

3n ucrfaufeu :-Ite nerite gusaabs
ron o8ebiter's 9eiu Snternaiioua[
Dictionary, oas auertannt Stan.
hnro Borterbud Der engIiiden
Sprade. @nn5 neu mo u%nbenubt.
gaoenpreis $40, mein greis $500.
Wm idreibe on dictionary.
Gmnba Gribiiue. II
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SAT- Der brittle 9sil Der 6eils
tisen fpanif6en Gpra6s IIammt aus
Dem ardbiI4sn.
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automobile ~ berfaaTen.
Wruher Mnlb.0 nrnain.

Gtebens. Durpea 1903, 6 8pIin.
Der, 80 8feroefrdfte, 8 @aIiagiere.
grauhen 0as @el6. $4,000.
abreTIe: a 207 8maba &ribiinc.
5OrOS, S~npmobiles, GberlaHbs.
ale Gorten gebraudtc Qutos 6iI.
ia al pertaufen. Ghreibt tueaen
Cite unb greiie. Sir MAIDEN bette
@~eparaturen in Der CHARACTERIZATION
@erfitatt meltliG Don Chicago. ga.
ranfiren uniere Gdlting MeIoina.
Gragt nod Softer. Scates NOt0r
Gar SO, t4t5 Dodge StraBe,
Gmoba, 0ebr.
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R(aUiti5irte an5eigen!

Wla0den lBr nagenlcine Snus.
0rbeit; gnter 2o9n; 55s GiiO
35. aOenue. Eel. &arHeD 290s.
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HtfttHHHtRH8t MafiW.
#tNH MfH Mts aIsl 81
sf tlHh
iiaIf u8H IHft.
.NHH aisaH ilfR
HaH Hstff n
HHiH fa nsfsh
Aft Nfaff ni1i kl
af ealataia nlmmi
aft ilHt mHfhi
Hah HEffi8tW mi
aHf tH nttfilh lN hst
ti fdu msa n stsia
41aA-
REL HsHH aiiiuflm HafHf
AH Nisrt fn mlHinH 1aaa
i m elaf htN Tear ifM
t t taaffn Waatapnm
Hnh HaHmnefta.
HifH HHmt rsn uut taIb a ftli
nd HHs mAi aH EiaiN lH ttt
iHt t1
nthaHbtHua btt WtHtat
1ii8 ntlH tafltu uut w WdHm nth
it0 Wt5s N.tt dilHriiffn net.
I'm auh bee iartf pInm im
gliH8Hu hd lttt WltHH.
altiH HHh N5ffff fsnltu NM hff
Rfiaf Hah lat M6Hu dtdBhi. dtfts
Waitm eItth mit0ty hfanNmom
mtH ataT.fbsn uBh uh ipaltr alan.
Rtn6 ataabt mHbtu Tduu l5ifn
Ih ant lie Aiinem pitl mmiatf
BON bfll WltHu mtrOtH ON btftn
nit QakHttu btbouNlt Differ
pir0 NIT tintm olitu WltFtr fem abs
adddht. bdnu utmml man siusn
8ori. taudl oieigu IN Mdftr, o0tt
Seller in Gpirius, 0dnu in Den ats
i6dbitu Qublitin Wlii 0itItr Ftit
u,n WlaFt ptrbtn oit mtTu abqts
titbtH tia ft Ben ptfpIni6im glanl
blbtn. Siittrns q0fftl lDtrSn In
Shmitrfafui0fuug otr mon stipos
Sooa 5uItbt an .fbouHtn. Di,itIbt
esbdu0luu8 Gilt fir al, Subrias
den.
GrdHfpnnfItdt aus ma
( DE mitttIs 3itront3utnis
ierntn. Uianhmal fn0 6Ir6 I'm
oorfdtgieit Der Wai6frdu Grim.
ipaniltft - Rom WnItttFd Der
ribrtnb - In bic ftiH, pttBt WdFhs
Ulau DerIuhe bic Gnt
fsrnuH9 0trieIbtn nit 3itront. 3i.
5lsds bafhninotn mtiit,ns nab
mebrmaligem tiihiiqem Rsi6tn nit
3itrOHs. Die b,trsfftu0su BdI6t
itiide mufen Damn msbrmoIs In
rtht btiBem. ON beiten tohtnoer
Wdfsr gebribt psroen ,be man Fl,
ipilt uno anf6dngt. QiT oitI, 0ei
bsridninoei aud SET ltbit Rtit
bon Dem 70 gtfdbrlideH GriinlPaH.
RoFfttdt Ron tiftrntn
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2mri arnnen frtrnnfen.

compton 5a., is. aug. 6rnr
4. 8. Ban g2is, Satin zines Dobl.
ha5en0en Farmers ttno oeren Iot'
fer. iino i'm Aee0 Gee benin 5iihett
ertrunfm. Sin anabe, 8ilbur
gemter6urg, rcttcte iid, inoem er
ouf oas umgetippte Boot tletterte.
aeitsQt Die Omaha Sribiine.
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gac GOrten Darf iDerDen tdqIi6
in uniarem Geiddft gemoGt
Bride uno fo%nierDirtt 5leiIdioyten
icmie cusI1n0iife ano beimiide
DeIifatcHen aud friide @emaie
je6er5eit porr1tbig -Shnnuber q
Soffmon, 40S norol. iG. GtroBe.
Ghone Donalos 1920.
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Steiner Sdu6laoen biuig 5a Der.
f%auicn; mltes @eidait mo CUTE
Gage. arnHfbeit lit Der @rrmo ocs
&ertnlics 6. gdna. 7tS iiiol. t6.
Strabc Omaha. 9lcbr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-20

9intenfitde in ga6ern
betupft man mebrfah nit einem &c
Milo bon acknowledgements uno
Salmintgsit Bis gum geri6ninoeu
Der 6lete. 9as our6 ods Dafsr
etipds psr3o9sns pdpier qIGtttt mon
gum GdluB nit sintm 5ol3bsin ooer
burd 9eihDsren NIT Ainem ntft 3u
purmsn giiasleilsn.
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gaientaaipiIiL

BiaarO GObH gatente, 1880 Gita
Rationa! ganf Building. EEL.
anIer 1889: Snb. a.1a6a.
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30pie Gemndt aus ausgef1mmten
&anreu $t.50; Elm Get 2oden
frci. 5rau $. 81. sd. t304--i305
-M 6. 8. 9I6a., Gmaba.
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8. u. Gturges, Bnrent1ntpcIL
GAG grnnbeis Ebeater Blba..
@bone. q. 1869.
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ScrlaHgt-Gin Snngc i'm 9lItcr BON
16 $abrcn fir a6lieferumg.
Gincr NIT G|rfabrrlq miro porgc.
5ogen. DtcrteHs a. 5draoer, 632
gort5 "a. StraBe, Glib Omaha.
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GrinIfe GOrdJ 9lO6eIn; aeeo. l0beIu
auf @eitealmg genodt. Gma6d
Meeo 81 Rattan 60, 1t9 RorO i5.
GtraBe Eel. douglas 20l3.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-20

R~oHfItdt BON .iftrnsn
Beltu dtung8t6rptrn 8u
beftitigsn. Die 5lsds laHeH
Fd NIT elmer Mii4ung aug pulosris
fertsm 6irihborn uno 3iunai9s abb
tsiben; beiots ipirb 3u glei6sn 2st.
Zen oenommtn un6 nit Gpiritus an
1sftuhttt. On oieie WaHe miro Elm
Sudden Qofhpapisr g.taudt, uH6
Bic 5telen 6amit asriebsn. Biz bic
5ltdt beritnm6su fnb.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-07-30
NEWS OF TIE OLD DOMINION.
CAMPMEETING EAsoN.
Wharton Grove First of Series in
Southeastern, Virginia.

Lancaster, Va, -uly 80. : The
campmeting season has opened in
the Northern Neck of Virginia.
Wharton Grove, in Lancaster county,
began Friday and is now in full blast.
The attendance Sunday was estimat-
sd at between 1000 and 5000. Rev.
Mr.. Goodwin, Of 1rvington, presided
in the morning, and Rev. DR.. Fl. NJ.
Wharton, of Baltimore, for whom the
camp was named, preached in the
afternoon and at night. The meetings
will continue over next Sunday.
The Southern Methodist will begin
their encampment next Friday at
Marvin Grove, in the southern part of
Richmond county. and two weeks lat
or in Kirkland Grove, in NorthumD-
erland county, which, like Wharton
Grove, is under the control of the
Baptist denomination, will begin and
continue for ten days.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-07-30
GOVERNOR MANN FOR BROWN
Favors Him to Koiner for Commits
sioner of Agriculture.

Richmond, Va, July 30.-Interest
has been created in the commissioner
of agriculture contest by Governor
William Hodges Mann, in an inter-
view, expressing his preference for
J. Thompson Brown, of Bedford, who
is making the race against George
Koiner, present Commissioner.
Governor Mann states that he ia
vors Mr.. Brown because Commission
err Koiner hasn't shown disposition, to
operate with the United Agricu! 'ural
Board, which is giving farm demon
stration work in so counties in the
State.
Governor Mann states that Mr..
Brown is heartily in favor Of the
State Department of Agriculture CO.
operating with the United Agricul-
tural Board, which is appointed by
the Governor. DR.. J. G. Eggleston,
the new president of the Virginia
Polytechnic Institute, Of Blacksburg,
also favors such cooperation, which
would mean harmonious work by the
two bureaus in the event Mr.. Brown
is elected.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-07-30
BRISTOL POsTOFFICE.
Partial Victory Won For Virginia
Side of Bristol.

Washington, July 30.-The Virgil
MIA delegation in Congress has won a
partial victory for the postoffice re-
Gently established on the Virginia side
of Bristol, Va.-Tenn.
Postmaster General Burleson, after
a conference with Senator Swanson,
announced that he would suspend the
order abolishing the postoffice for a
period of 60 days, during which time
he would direct the new inspection
Of postal conditions in the twin cities.
The Virginians in Washington who
have been fighting desperately for
the preservation Of the postoffice, arr
elated. They believe that a new in
spcction will justify the operation Of
two postoffices in Bristol.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-07-30
STONE CUTTERS DEFEATED
City Attorney of Richmond Holds Re-
strictive Ordinance is uncOnsti-
tutiOnal.

Richmond, July 30-Representativ-
es of the local stone-cutters' union who
wished law enacted prohibiting the
use of all stone in municipal work eX-
cept that cut in Richmond met their
defeat before the Council Committee
on Ordinances Monday night when
they were informed that the law would
be unconstitutional.
An opinion from the City Attorney
was read, showing the unconstitution-
atty of the proposed measure.
Richmond stonecutters receive 81 a
day. Stone might be bought and cut
elsewhere, and to prevent this
the union sought the enactment Of the
prohibitive ordinance. The union
wants it's men to cut all the stone used
here-at 81 day.
City Attorney Pollard showed that
the enforcement Of the ordinance
might work great hardship upon the
city, as it might be forced to pay OK
orbitant prices for material which
could be gotten cheaper elsewhere The
ordinance was regarded rs one Of class
Legislation intending to aid few un-
ion men at the possible expense of the
whole city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-07-30

Norfolk, Va, July 30-Mrs. Rebetca
Feldman and Morris Feldman, mother
and son, were drowned in water near
~ over their heads at Virginia Beach
last night, the mother perishing in an
attempt to save her son. Another son,
who went to the rescue of his mother
and brother, barely escaped with his
life, as it took an hour and a half to
rescuscitate him. All three were drag
ged from the water unconscious by
residents of Virginia Beach.
Mrs. Feldman, three s'A1s, and two
daughters went in bathing about dusk
None of them could swim to any great
extent. Morris who was 25 or so years
old, wore a pair of water wings with
which to float. Before he realized
what was happening The strong ebb
tide carried him beyond his depth. He
cried out for help, and when his moth
er, only few feet away, went to his
assistance, both persisted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-07-30
Alleged White Slavers.

Winchester, Va, July 29.-Samuel
Franklin, the mulatto, charged with
violating the white slave law near the
United States cavalry camp oil IN
struction here, and E. T. Loud, a ne
gro accused Of assisting Franklin TO
escape, who were arrested last night
in Harrisburg, Pa, were brought
here yesterday by Lieut.. Arthur b.
Conrad, of the Tenth Cavalry ana
John G. Grgurevich, special agent Of
the Department Of Justice, and are
being held for trial before United
States commissioner Tavenner. DIS
trict attorney Gillespie will send an
assistant prosecutor here.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-07-30
Held For Boys Death.

Richmond, Va, July 30.-A coron-
er's jury yesterday held Miss Adele
Smith, the 14-year-old daughter of
Andrew J. Smith, of Kensington Ave.
responsible for the death of Neil
Christensen, who died Saturday from
injuries he received when he was
knocked down by buggy driven by
Miss Smith. The girl will he tried on
technical charge Of homicide in
the Juvenile Court upon her return
from visit to Greenwood, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-07-30
WOMAN BEATEN BY NEGRO.
Frightens off AssaiIant When Attack
ed Near Home It Hampton.

Hampton, Va, JURY %C--Mrs. Rebec-
ca Stanworth, aged 80 widow Of Cap
tain John Stanworth, was attacked
and brutality beaten by an unknown
negro Monday evening about 1870
o'clock, within a stones throw Of her
home on Victoria street, near the base
ball park.
Mrs. StanworCh was returning home
alone from visit to a neighbor, when
the negro grabbed her by the throat
Screaming at the top of her voice Mrs.
Stanworth battled with her assailant
for several minutes. Her cries attract
ed the attention of her son, John STAN
worth, who, unaware that it was his
mother who was screaming for help,
rushed to her aid.
Mr.. Stanworth found his mother
badly stunned and bruised and with
her clothing torn, lying semi-consci-
Gus in ditch. where she had been
hurled by the negro, who had been
frightened off.
Her assailant escaped. ROBBERY is
believed to have been his motive.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-07-30
PROPOSED VIRGINIA FORTS.
Land At Cape Henry May Be Condem-
ned.

Norfolk, Va, July 30-In reply to
letter of last week. Congressman E.
F. Holland has written William T. An
derson, secretary of the Board OF
Trade, that he has advised condemna-
ton proceeding in the Cape Henry for
tiication matter.
In the letter to Congressman Hol-
land and Senator Martin, Mr.. Ander-
son called attention to the fact that
several articles have appeared IN the
Washington papers in the past few
days to The effect that the government
is being held up in securing the land
at Cape Henry for fertilization pur-
poses. Mr.. Anderson's letter declared
this to be without foundation, as the
Cape Henry syndicate has not sold a
lot in the section desired by the gov
ernment in the past four years. Mr..
Anderson went on to say that the COM
plication seems to have arisen on ac-
count of misunderstanding as to the
exact Location desired, the land COM
pany believing that the land wished
lay west of the lighthouse, while the
government selected the portion south
The letter asked Mr. Hollands opinion
as to the method Of procedure.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-07-30
Winchester Visited by Storm.

Winchester, Va, July 2O.-Fre'ier-
ick county was visited Monday night
by a severe electrical storm. Light
ning destroyed Samuel Rinker's barn
and contents at Reliance and Killed
George Branner's driving horse near
Winchester. The lighting and telc-
phone service was paralyzed and the
streets flooded. High winds twisted
eff scores Of large trees. Lightning
struck tree near the cavalry camp,
shocking a party of young people.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-07-30

In this Manhattan" sale you will
find a beautiful assortment OF the
soft French Cuffs, also the regular
laundered cuffs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-07-30

Hard Shell Grabs at Ramell's Cafe
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-07-30

Hard Shell Grabs at Ramells Cafe