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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-10-26
DEATH OF MRS. WHEATLEY
Widow of Benedict Wheatley Dies
Today After Short Illness.

Mrs. Martha A. Wheatley, widow
Of Benedict Wheatley, and one OF the
oldest and best known residents of
Alexandria, died suddenly at her
home, sO5 King street, at 2:3O o'clock
this afternoon. Mrs. Wheatley was
taken suddenly Ill at II o'clock this
morning. She was IS years old. She
is survived by her son, Benedict
Wheatley and by three daughters,
Mrs. Henry K. Field. Mrs. Julia
Joyce, widow of Edwin c. Joyce, and
Mrs. George d. Hopkins.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-10-26
Pollard Holds General AS
sembly Cannot Pass
Enabling Act
DISAPPOINTMENT
Richmond Member Says Charter
Change Committee Has Executed
Chiefly Patchwork. -.

Richmond, Oct. 90 No power Is
vested in the General Assembly OF
Virginia 10 enact law delegating to
anv CITY or class of cities the auth
ority to change their form of munici-
pal government without further re-
ference to the Legislature, accord
ing to an opinion filed with the Char
ter Change Committee last night by
City Attorney Pollard.
Section III of the Constitution, rs
amended, which alone describes how
cities of more than 10000 inhabitants
may adopt new forms of government
different from the general form pre-
scribcd by the Constitution, Mr.. Pol
lard points out, contains no provision
which authorizes the adoption OF
special form of government uHtl the
same has been approved by the Cen
eral Assembly, either before its sub
mission to the people or after such
submission.
The City Attorney quotes from sec
tion III:
The General Assembly. ut the re-
quest. made in the manner which may
be prescribed by law, Of any city nav
ing ii population Of over 10000 III
habitants. may grant special form
OF government for such city.
The opinion was filed in response to
q request made by the committee at
lis last meeting. in which it asked the
Ciiy Attorney to advise 1t:
whether the Legislature Of Nir-
rinia has exercised its full authority
under the recent constitutional amend
ment in reference to cities and towns,
and 10 indicate what power, if any, IS
lodged in said Legislature to give to-
cities broader powers III the manage
ment of their. affairs -. .and a!Se
what limitations are upon the sald
Legislature by virtue Of the constItu-
t;onal amendment in relation to the
government of cities and towns.
The view taken by Mr.. Pollard
brought disappointment 10 the camp
of those rcformcrs who have pinned
their hopes to an enabling act that
they hoped to secure from the Gen.
eral Assembly which should confer
upor the city of Richmond the auth
oritv to draft a special form of gov
crnment and to adopt it by reference
"a thc electorate without the neceS-
sitv of having the new form approved
by the Legislature.
This was the end sought by reso-
luton Introduced by Alderman
Adams. The same object was sought
bv the Civic Association and Other
municipal reformers who, realizing
that no radical reform can be expect
ed from the present CharterTTtChange
Committee. hoped, through the pass
age of an enabling act by the Leglsla'
lure, to obtain the desired reforms by
a direct appeal to the people.
Mr.. Pollard is clearly Of the belief
that unless the Constitution is amend
ed. no city can put into effect spec
ial form of government without SC
curing the ratification Of the Gene"'
II A.rap,hI,- pithnr before or after
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-10-26
MORE ARRESTS
IN BOMB PLOT
Plans to Destroy Ships LaiG
in Germany, One Pri-
soner Says
IS FURNISHED FUNDS
German Secret Service, 1t Is Alleged
is Behind Present Operations il,
United States.

New York, Oct. 2G.-Details of e
plot to hamper the shipment of mum
tions of war to the allies by placing
clock-worked bombs on the rudders
or propellers of ships, so timed thai
the ships would be disabled on theil
way across the Atlantic, were disclos-.
ed today in the confession of one OF
five men charged in complaint filed
with United States commission with;
conspiracy to violate a Federal statue,
Following upon the confession of:
Robert Fay, lieutenant of the Six
teenth Saxony Infantry, who admit
ted that he came to this country last
April through an agreement with the
German Secret Service to blow up or
DELAY steamers laden with war sup
plies for the Allies, William J. Flynn,
chief of the Secret Service, filed be-
fore United States Commissioner
Houghton a complaint in which not
only Fay but four other men arc
charged with promoting the consplr-
acv. The hearing on the Federal
charge was set for November 4.
Fay confessed that while on the
battle field he talked with his sup
er;or officers about a device to blow
up ships; that later his idea of COM
ing to America and carrying his
scheme through was well received by
the German Secret Service; that he
came Vel enough supplied with mon
ev to act or his own responsibility,
and that he talked with Capt. Won Pa
pen, military attache, and Capt. X,
Bowed, naval attache of the German
Embassy, about the plan, but they had
refused to have anything to do with
it.
The confession of Fay, who said he
had been decorated with the iron cross
for fighting in the Champagne dis
trict in France, covers his arrival IN
the United States on April %, last,
his making, clock-worked bombs
since then and his activities in expert
menting with explosives along the
Hudson river. A quantity Of acid in
/ the room occupied by Fay and Wal
ter L. Scholz in. Weehawken, N. D.,
boxes each containing l2O pound
of chlorate of potash, used in max
ing so-called sugar bombs. in boat
house on the Hudson had been found
after the arrest of these men on
Sunday. Scholz, brother IN law OF
Fay. is mechanic.
Two other men were arrested yes
terday and another, making the hfth'
was named in the complaint, but nc
had not been apprehended. The new
arrests were:
Paul Deach, Jersey jity, n. j., who
said he was a graduate Of Cologne
University and came to the United
States in 1912.
DR.. Herbert Kienzle, 2S years old
manager Of a clock company, charged
in the complaint with having aidet
in procuring explosive materials uset
bv Tay. committed to the Tombs fo
examination on November 4.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-10-26

Olive Marye, daughter of Morton
c. and Lillian Reid, died at her par
ent's home at Brick Haven, AleXan-
dria county, yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-10-26

A gold stickpin, gold watch ard s45
in money was stolen from residence
near Watkins's mill, short distance
west of this city, today.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-10-26
LOCAL BREVITIES

The choir of Trinity NJ. E. Church
has been reorganized with eighteen
voices, instead Of six composing the
old choir.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-10-26
CARD OE THANkS.

st. Joseph Congregation gives
vote of thanks to st. Mary's Parish,
and all friends who assisted US, at
the oyster supper. Oct. 22nd, 1913.
Yours for success, Tom Blair,
Chairman.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-10-26

The Allison w. c. T. u, will meet
tomorrow afternoon at 2:3O p. m., in
the Children's Home. Hereafter the
meetings will be held in the afternoon
instead of the evenings.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-10-26

In the Circuit Court IN vacation TO-
dav the will of tha l:te " C. Bruin
was admitted to probabte and his Wild
w. Mrs Auguste Amelia Bruin,
qualified as executrix. The teStator,
after making minor bequests, wills
the remainder of his estate to his wld-
ow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-10-26

Miss Ethel Marie Soper Farran has
entered suit in the circuit court
against her husband Cleve B. Far
ran for an absolute divorce on the
ground of desertion. She is represen.
ted by Attorney Robinson Moncure.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-10-26

John Albert Petry, IA years old, OF
n forth Braddock, Alexandria county,
s at the Alexandria Hospital, suffer
ing from a fractured right leg, sus-
tained in football game several days
ago. He is being treated by DR.. E. a.
German.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-17
Otro manifesto a los votantes
MexiCO=texanOs

Par"cH mrnIira que aPrdzimand0-
So una f"cha que har;i Gpeca en- Ia
historic de- nurstra vida pOlitica.
pormanN2ramOS mudoS . inScnSi-
blrS. HncrrradOS en- IN siirnriO rri-
minaI lu" >iGnifira NADIA mnnoS que
.rl d.spracin 4 mI"SlraS tibcriadrS.
fStam0S rn 81 mOmrniO rri,irO lie
'prrirr IN dcrrchn que hcmOs vr-
nidu ritrrirndO irSd'' tempo in
'mrmurial. uriIlainS nj bur,i,. .ic AN
prrripiriO dOndc pn"dr ,irSpInmarS"
81 cluiIihriO serial que h"mnS guar
iadO con nIIrStr0 carirtHr dc clu-
daiano>. rOl0cadnS cn In diSyunti-
Va 4" S""uir c0nSrryandO nurStra
'riuiadania. o de- tnrnarnoS en- pariG-
para c~OnSr@uir por medic he Ia Sll-
Iplira y de- In humiliation. In liIcr-
tad que Sirmprr II iiSIrutadp
p"r drrrrho: Y sin embargo. rn rS-
Ia >iluari6n allirliva. rumHdrr'-
mos ~t0rpnmrntc Y "Sprram"S zen
laS brazos rrulidoS que >I!::a IN -
drnt"r dr la iuriraS a. .'"ujlI'"
In lcmprSiah il" - at"riu@. rSprrI
mos r0a 81 ranaiiSm0 IT.. los is
Irar!itaS. 81 adv"nimi"ni0 ir IN NJ
Sia$ que =. crh" 4 ru"StaS Ia ,!r'a
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-17
Ell gObiernO aleman recOnOce que Ell hun"
dimientO del Nebraska" fue OcasiO=
nadO pOr u1 submarine
Lo encontr6 sin bandera y sin marca de nertrafdad 10 Sc
puh0 en- ell OceanO

vierte cl case en- TN dcScraciado in
cidentc por cl cual cl Gobicrno ale
man expresa su profunda pena n Co
hierno dc los Estados UnidoS y de-
clara que esti pronto I indemnizar
q los ciudadanos americanos que ha-
yam resultado perjudicados.
Las noticias oficiales del ataque
proporcionadas por el embajador Pa
&c. despues de Ia Investigation hecha
por el Lugarteniente John H. Towers,
agregado de II Embaiada naval, d.
cen que ell Nebraskan fuG viSto to-
mando lastre. Salicndo de Liverpool
para Delaware Y que sin embargo de
que 81 bandcra habia aido arriada n
ponersc el sol. como cs coStumbre. en-
unO de sus costadoS Nevada un r6tu-
10 con lctraS de SeiS pies de aItura.
que dccia: "Nebraskan. New York; .
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-17

otra eS una nina. La joven daba es-
toS detalleS con una 0 tranquiIa,
cor su carita de virgen vuelta hacia
Felipe, que Sc conmovi0, pOrque es
un hombre de tanta imagination como
tG.-Fen conmigo-dijO. Tome un
coche. Ia llev6 q media docena de al
macenes y compro, por valor de Vein
tie %luises, medals, botas, vestidos y
sombreros. Ella dej6 hacer. siempre
con Ia misma calma, el mismO rostro
inm6vil y los ojos muy abiertos.-
Ven a VERNE manana-dijo Felipe z
su protegida;-y, como hay barro, to-
ma cinco frances para ell coche. Lie
GO q la bora indicada, va mas pre-
sentabie, con SUI vestido uevo Fe-
lipe Ia hiZo sentarse.-Hablemos un
poco-le diio.-Eres muy linda, tie
mes talento y, 81 trabajas, llegaras
a tener un nombre envidiable. Foy
q ~llevarte a Variedades, donde te
contrataran con Glen frances al mes.
No es bastante para vivir; pero yo
tie dare otros ciento, con Ia condi-
cion de que seas prudente.... Com
prendes?-Si, senor-contest6 Ia mu
chacha;-pero no quiero ser pruden-
tel asombro de Felipe fue gran
de.-iQuiero tener diamantes-con-
tinuo-coches y criados.-Felipe Sc
levanto.-iTu llegaras!-dijo; Y Ia
llevo 4 Variedades.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-17

-;Lueeo. este Felipe. pre-
gunto Noel.
Ell te referira Ia conclusion de
Ia historic. Lo he citado. En- ell pro-
ximo entreacto iremos 4 fumar IN
cigarro al pasaje de los Panoramas.
-;Fumar yo un cigarro con Ell
iunca. Tengo deseos de estrangu-
arlo.
No seas tan vehemente. TIE pre-
,entara al "Pajecillo" Y asi la veras
!esde mas cerca .Ahora. dime. ;oue
es de tn vida?
-Preguntame y contestare.
-iHace mucho que no vas a Saint
-aurent?
Tres amos. Cuando viva mi ma
Ire, TODD 10 abandonaba para pasar
con ella e. mes de Septiembre; pero
hoy "a que he de ir? Entire nosotros
puede decirse: Saint-Laurent es un
agujero. Isl siquiera lc hubiesen
dejado como estaba cuando eramos
pequenos! El parroco que ha sucedi-
do al buen anciano que fue nuestro
primer maestro ha hecho construir un
campanario: va " til, cuando In
de Saint-Laurent era no tenor
10, 10 cual constitute una originalidad.
Ningun tejado sobresalia de los otros
y todos habian envejecido a Ia veg.
Ese campanario nuevo, blanco Y pun
Continuar5.l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-17

En- {! pr6ximo entreacto-dijo q
Julio-queda c~onvenido.
-:Quien es?-pregunt6 Noel, a.
cercindose de nuevo Z su amigo.
Felipe Brillat.
-iEl critico?
ST. Hace tres o cuatro amos,
Felipe dedico dos lineas Ell una de sus
reyistas l cierta actriz que repre-
sentaba un papel de pale en- un melo-
drama. no recuerdo 81 en- "Belleville"
o 'Beaumarchais." Al dia siguiente,
Sc presento en- su casa una preciOSa
muchacha, que tendria a 10 sumo quin
&c amos, ataviada de IN modo de-
%plorable, pues la blusa era corta, el
abrigo.... indescriptible Y el SON.
brero solo o muy buena voluntad
podia calificarse de tal.-Senor Bri-
llat-diio Ia joven,-soy el pale de
quien habl6 listed aver Y vengo a
darle las gracias.--No hay de que
dijo Felipe;-jcuanto te dan al mes
por representa- los pajes?-Setenta
francos.-No es mucho. ~ con
quien vives?-Con mis- padres.-;Que
ocupaci6n tienen?-Mi padre ha he
cho malos negocios y ahora busca un
empleo. Nj madre esta de asisten-
ia en- casa de I'm empleado del ferro-
Tengo dos hermanas y una
de elias, que rive en- e. Mediodia y
esta casada, nos ayuda IN POGO: Ia
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-17

La que anio no tiene necesidad
de papel; con salir 4 escena es bas-
taute.
Al dccir este miro cl reloj.
Son las nueve menos diez; den
tro de diez minutes Ia veras. Sale
4 las nueve : el publico Queda des-
lumbrado.
Noel tarare6:
Con los gemelos todos me miriam,
todos al VERNE por mi suspiran...
-iSilencio!-gritaron de varios la
dos.
Los acomodadores-dijo e. mismo
senior que Va anteriormente habia ma
nifeStado su disgusto-debian NOS
trarse mas everos y no permitir Ia
entrada 4 gentes que toman IN tea
tro por Il plazuela. Este joven
nos pISa0a los pies hace IN momen-
to; ahora Gambia de tactica Y Sc po-
ne ! cantar.
Noel. 4 medals levantado de 81
asiento, reiaSe en- las n~arices del pu-
blico.
-Sientate, te 10 ruego--dijo Yer
chere.
Sc produjo IN m~ovimianto en- e.
esceRario. Noel Sc volvio bruscs-
mente.
ST. va me siento-dijo Nerche-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-17
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
UNA BROMA PESADA.

El-io Ia m I listed.
Ella-Pero 20 SOY pobre. no poseo
nj un centavo.
EI-Dispenseme listed; permitame
que termine de decirle que no Ia amo
por.....
ElIa-iESta listed fresco, 70 uni
camente trataba de ponerlo I listed 4
prueba, pues soy duena de una for
tuna de ]cincuenta mil pesos, orc.
El-Bueno; pero listed ME ha vuel-
to a i~nterrumpir, 20 no Ia amo 4 US
ted por SUI dinero....
Ella-Muy bien. Ne allegro de 81
berlo, porque solamentc fue n bro
ma 10 de los ciEcuenta mil pesos. orc.
3. r.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-17
Y los EstadoS Unidos.

; y ' ~ j., Nh
i"9''','''''| -, CaSiarno ann
m,'I"NI..I,.;:n Ia arou,
IaLo CO., ,i,;,ado IN
5s..,. ,.;,o.o =,
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..
, I-e. o,-. .u..oao.
m.u u L,uoobo l.,
80
- SI"
H.I:. I.
~
. ,:.a L.u: Io,uo
,'
~ rsI.
~
h,o,,o ,r,or;co,o Norn,rdv 81 email
fuc detenido Dor IN submarine ale
main ante> de TODD otro procedimien-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-17

e Mira!
-GQut?
Fila es.
-Veo media docena de aldeanaS.
;Cual es?
-;Estas ciego? No puede confun-
dirse con ninguna. Hay quien ten
ga esos cabellos doradOs : eSoS oJos
de infantil expression? Ahora levan-
IA ell brazo. LA YES?
-Es el "Pajecillo.'
LA conoces?
-Personalmente, nc; pero conoz-
co Z su primer amante y Sc su histo-
ria.
-iHabla!
-Despues. .Ahora podria distra-
erte de III adoracion.
No 10 creas. Como no dice ma
da, no tengo necesidad de e~scuchar-
Ia. La mirare mientras tn ha6las y
asi me entrara 4 Ia vez por los oldos
V por los ojos.
-Te juro que no abrire Ia boca an
ties del ~eatreacto. No quiero que el
publico pida nuestras cabezaS.
Cuando baj6 Ell tel6n los dos ami
goS abandonaron u butacas.
En- e. pasillo encontrsron I un Jo-
ven alto, al cual Saludo Julio lie
randclo aparte psra decirle algunas
palabraS.
e joven miro q Noel sonriendo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-17
lmpermeables de $1,000, para Sc
noras y caballerOs a S3'75.
Esta barata durara POGO
Econsmiee i nue:tra costa.

n-l.lN - ~--s
49,
- - -
-LE-L--- H..
r--vE. Gao IL
,-~mAah. - an NE
no .r.--,nr ii de 81.
10 4r1S rr
r-rr-ab.-- tt~rn
-, -rc,-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-17
CtSiS DE RENTi,

MUGIlACII.i Qu" ayudr IN traha-
10 de rasa H. matr!mOni0 sin hiiOS.
ocurra a san Pedro Avenue il9. PO-
cas- pr",rnSlonH>.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-17

ST NECrcITAH hGmh7rs para manHJar dllr-
mieRicS y ni6r.llnS en- In plania d" santa
F. Tie Lumber Preserving Co." de Som"r-
Vile. rrY. Se pagan buenOS saliri0S.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-17

Solo falta que pace otra vez-
-runo el que primero habia protesta-
%. Pero. antes de que sc r~ealizaran
US temores, ell joven eXclamo. reco-
.ocieado 4 un amigo suyo:
Julio Verchere. a
Noel FaIcaud,
-PueSto que te ne encontrado.
IQui ne Quedo.
Cambiavon IN apreton de ma
los ) sen-5se al fin.
Ne >~e,icito de habcr venido i
'ariedades-diio Verchere.-Sin n
.asuahdad que tie ha traido por aqui,
amigo Noe.. TAI vez hubiera eStado O.
-ros dos amos sin verte.
Nj presencia no Sc debe a Ia
:aSua!idad. mi querido Julio; vengo
-odaS las nochcs desde hace II Sc
mana. que 81 eStren6 eSta obra; y 81
.lega a las cien representations
como >oSClenen los peri6dicoS. pue-
des STA SECURE de VERNE todavia
noventa = dos veces.
-SESCaS enamorado de alguna &C
triz?
PerdidameHte.
-jEs & que eSta en- escena?
ST fue-a ella, no habria mirado
el numero de ID butaca. no tie habria
viSto. 10 te habiaria
-PenSe que Hc habia mas papel
de nujer que este en- la obra.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-17
COrrienteS
Si1npaticas.

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:. hacerse amar del ser que LENA 81 CO. i
). razGn de ilusiones. j.
+ IIda TN prospecto cue lc scra en- +
:. viado gratis. Direction: +
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!. ! !. :. :. :. :. !. + :. :. :. !. !. = !. !.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-17

'l.N AGEIrhrION pROTEGTbRt M~ENl'hNt
nrrcrr una Qualification 4 Ia persona On" u"
lnfGrmfS d"! nOmbrr & direction dc los pa
rlcni"- ,Irl -. L.yari=ib Herrera. Qulen. So
gun InrOrinrS, Cu. aSrSlnadO pOr unuS ncgrOS
IN ri IuIcbilrO Il" EIdrldgc. COndado de Co.
dorado. 81 3 del prcSenic. his.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-17
VENTiS-
DIvERSOS-

81 EN- SU PUEBLO m hay agente de IA
PRENSh dedlqnese listed a venderla ' 10
prOduciri maYnfrIca lt!ildad. EScrlDanos
y lie daramOs nuestras condolences para
los agenteS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-17
PROFEsIONifEs-

DR.. slI.OME CARA ALnlPE da Ia farnltid
de h6Ifr6; stI0ri7ad0 IN Fl Estad1 de Ie-
Ias; especislisra en- Intermediates eehltO-
nrinerias { clrnIfa sn general hfsldShcla'
Warren 81. us, TalEranO Travis 3?9.. nn-
Gina. Frost Building. lrI1f6n1s. NtlaVo III;
ViejO Travis SGii.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-17

T"AqIIGRkFu CDNrETENTE. rSpaiinl- inGlcS.
r"T"r"nrIa>. r"sca rOluracl0n. III
rii3n>r 4: Il" Sli ". commerce 81. Tel.
Crnrkrlt lSGi. 81
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-17

ATENCluN MENlCANDS-l.a nVcra Ley para
ri igr!rHllnr rrnl"rO. tan ">"nrlal para -!
MENiLoiNn. E>ta r>Criia Ell r~>Ialol g IN
:l"<. EnvII listed - c"ntavOS. gro postal.
y Ia T"rIhIra nm"t!aiamrntr Ed. Nrlardc.
~ Frost National Cank RIIlding. san An
iuniu. T-ya-. 81.
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HoIdenville Banker Here.

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tional bank Of Holdenyille, WIS here
yesterday and today visiting with his
cousin, Judge r. a. Hefner. Mr.. Gilli-
land was entertained at supper a.
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the Guaranty State bank We're asso.
ciated together in business a: Holden.
vile, and they spent a por...n OF he
day together.
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