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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-24
u9ania".
ST.. Me6aftprl

Com 5par puo SEN / Oeres 9re0e
@Ia6s 1i6lte Scr. %fremfomne meget
1ppqefuloe Mrtifel, tillab mig at be-
merfe %f9lge11oe:
Oct er lelpfplgelig bebet oper al
Gpipl, at ieg fpler mig gonifc cree
itoae11oc 1migret he0 at le min rl1r~
&C &er1on giort til @ienitono for en-
1oo rigboloig Mrtifel, og BET beorp<
Der mig / uligelig @rao, at bobe
peret @tplo sen Denlige ~@fto"s
&%opeobr16 % %foritprreoe -Mattelphn
/ Sen forlpbne nge, men jeg gaor
mes @lp0e ms paa 5p9gen, tbi Der
fan liges luo mango 5anobe0er rn-
Ser 5ppge1s Maife> og Set bar ct
TO" gjort, 6erfor gleoeoe set mig
at lpie omtolte Mrtifel.
Set CT 10 bpiit beflageligt, 1T
u0unio" bar npbloget til at opgibe
fin @irfi ombeo in0ti1 bioere, og Oct
oler1e poo @run6 al Mongel pao
pefuninr 5totte> iom en- Songfor'
citing np0penbigpis n1aa buDe for al
fl,111e efsiltere. 81 Danife er laa lei
begejltreoe for Ell eller anoen Sag.
1rrlig naar ri timber % / ct goo1
Sag og 81 UNDER oenne, at pluoS
1elig Begejitri11g paabirfcoe @oogjp:
rc116e6, lones % iiges Ser laa me-
get / lo11ge og forte So1er pn Al
nn6erltptte og .bjelpe> men besDgrrt
glcmmcs Set igien Sen npl tie Sag
9onio bop6e mango pasiiDe % afti
be Me0lcmmer, og set bar megct be-
tegnenoe for min Der frem1atte u6'
tolell c, at Scr bor cit meget betpoe
Zig &el tonce, inrlig. al pas1ipe Weo
lemmer.
D0crligere milteoe Sonia" 6 a
fine be61te % flittiglte @ongere, D.
Slterling &rinting &reiS flptteo
til @tillmatcr. - 2eien blcb for
bpjet ioole6es at Dor manne0lig
l1ogift oberltcg Dor Snot9gt og Sn
teresi EN- for @angcn % Me6eafte
nerne bar lao ringe, at set bar ab
1ol11t n%p6pen6ig at lo6e uDnnia" to
&c fig ct piitnof langt Spill: &r1
til Slut bette: vDonia" fog iff
6ennc 8eilutnina forbi ieg pnifeo
at treffe mig ti1bage, men al oben
for nebntc @runoc, men set CT c
5pgrgsmoal> ON 6e11ne tagne @e
1l1,trirg iffe bur6e togeS pao e'
e%fstrnoroinpr General orlomling, :
me11. BET bill Ei6cn bi1e, tbi jeg tpib
Ter lite on1, at mar oct bliper be
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-24
S. e. e. nil afhplbe &aIa.

u@leonoro Gbriitine" 2oge Scr.
SO al Dnnif @glterlamfnn6 bill poo
tit neIte Mpoe, Ser afboloes Man=
6aa ben Ace December / Central
&oll, p9lge en- M 8eltprel1e for Set
fommen6e Mar. sitter 6en foranore:
Sc SOB ifaI 8eltprelien mi bplges
for 1 Mar 40 @angen. Toreni1gen
|baaber, at olIe Me6lemmerne bill
giDe Mg6e 6enne Mften, ipr1igt Sc
iaa bigtige Sing foregaar font 8a1e
|af ny @tDrel1e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-24
8arom @al1eems Sorebrag.

Mrs. &obe1t 80. SeDmour, 5oint
&a11l Sn1titute> Mubitoriumbpgnir=
gen, be6er % meo6ele bore 291 ere,
at ser enom1 fan faoes Billetter til
8aron @olleens Goreorag sen IL.
December, beo &enben6el1e pau beu-
6eS &ontor.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-24
IT. PEDERs DANSKB Evl

ST. PEDERS DANSKE EVANCa
LUTH. KIRKH, *. Ave. s. og 8
st. Gudstjeneste Sdndag Form1d
dag K1. 1920. Altergang fdrstf
S@ndag i hver Manned. AndeT
Sgndag hver Manned tillige Aften
gudstjenes.e ri. 8.
kirke1ge Anliggender bede,
man henvende sig til Kirkeni
Preset, Pastor A. J.. Tarpgaard
221O e. 22nd Street. Telefor
Smelling 4o7.
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&iliem til Splpbrnoeporret Mr. p{
Mrs. 6. Menmana, Chicago.

sc 8ruoefrunl ems @piggrp11t
Me6 pgte 5plbglanS thinner
Sag bbert ct 8la0 fig giemmer
1fjpnt
Sc allerbe6ite Min6er -
Sub gibe @6er, s fipre. to
2p1e> pelitgneoe Gage,
SilfreoSbe6 / 9in6et, 6reO og Str
s Gi6en 1om CT tilboge.
(@. IS. g. g.
ct. Saul, Minn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-24
@nbstienejte.

S @olgotbo &irfen, 1856 Ebomas
@treet, bol6es 6an1f @nostjenel tie
bber Spn6ag S%ormi66ag SCI. II.
Mlle CT paa set bierteliglte in6,
bn6ne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-24
MD Tprretning.

8. 50. Son1en, fienot blanbt De
pngre Dan1fe, aobner en- uMutomo.
bile--Bointing Sorretning paa 1883
uniberiitp Mbe. - 81 gnifer bam
&el6 % 2Dfffe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-24
u9anmarfs @gnner".


Denne popr1lGre Screening bapbe
Ms6eoften og efterf9lgen6e 8al
|2prbagS.
5m i96banlig git alt program.
meSiigt. = Set bill iige, at Ser bar
en- Mengoe ung6om til Ste0e oa al
man more6e fig 11om9rfet.
81 bil1te pao 6orman6en, Sen al
tio elifoer6ige og jobiale Molerme.
tier $. IS. Mn0realen (6enne Gang
er set 1pffe6es % at itabe Mabnct
rigttgt). 81 fit % en- Basiiar mcf
@icepreii0enten ST. &ebler, SinanS:
1efreteren Gbr. Niel1en, Sen forre:
1pon6erenoe 5efreter, Mari11s 5p:
ren1en, Moleren $. 6. Sen1en, SCI
Ct Eru1tee, og me6 en- Meng6e an
Gre at 8r9ore1e.
Mlle bar / go6t &umer og gln6e
Sc fig opcr Sorcningens Sribiel..
g. IS. Mosmus1 e1 font Ell lill'
Gn111lc for ient til Mp6et, men ia,
Ser for life min6re BEL let. SON CT e!
glimren6e 5tptte for alt boni # 6pr
eningslip / ct. SAUL.
uNeporter".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-24
mlnneapolts.
8arnebaab

Dotter al @ilbelm S. Mn6er1er
og Suitru, 1412 6tb ct. g. g.,
blep / Spn6ags 6pbt i &iemmet o(
fit Napnet: @iolet Ebeo6ora Mn6er
ien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-24
u@pbt9aab"

Otter Soreningen u@potbaob"s
Mgoe pon 2pr6og Mften Sen 250e
Nob. bill Sen mooneolige 1el1f. abelige
@omn1enfomlt ofbpl6es. Ser nil BIZ
be 2ejligbe0 til at faa Jig Ell &C.
mptlig 5bingom / Sen elcgal1te
&oDol Mrcanl1m Dan1elnl. Maofure
ben m%ebbringes. pg &affe foar mon
1erberet frit. 9en npe 6ornpjelies=
fomite bp6er olle 6an1fe Mpno o9
&bin6er nelfommen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-24

0eo ajpb eller @eparation at
ubre be{gg oen b%elfienote $upeler
6imon Relion, 209 6. 7tb Street.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-24
8a5ar.

Smmat1els 6anlfe CD. l11tb. Sec:
mgbeos ungoomsforening afbol6e1
Ell uMobeltp" =&a5ar Sre0ag Mfter
Sen lite December 1915 SCI. 8,
&irfenS @aiement, paa &igrnet q
.286e Mbe. @p6 og 226e 5t.> bbortil
cre in6bD6eS.
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st. Paul.
S. ", Mpbolm,
Gitp Cotton & Manager.
9epbeber

mao i%nofenoes, laa De er | SrDffe-
riet lene1t 0nsoag Mften. 720-722
4tb @treet so, MinneapoltS ,Win1:.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-24
]orag / ct. Ye6ers &irfes nng0oms=
forening 5pn0ag often 6en g. Dec-
2oqens Sal.

81 erinorer 291 erne ONT Mleran<
oro 2ogens 8ol / 9ania Sail 2er=
sag Often Sen 96e December.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-24
z. Sec.

~ul1ng6omsforeningen al 1905"
beber 2elcrne benligt ert1l6re> at Sc
CT Eors6og. 6en T.: December, Sc:
1,nlte Sorc0rog / @ericlt, uDonI
|2itteratltr 1S71-t916" blibe1
bplbt. ST.. 9tranbbol6 bill pe0 6enn'
|2eiligbcb tole ON Sc to Sort otter.
Scnrif Eontoppiom og &ermal
Bang.
Scr qjSrcs 116trpffeligt opm9rf
lon1 PAD, at til 6is1e 6ore6rag ia.
enbpcr 9l6gong, 1t6en @enlpn til
ON ma11 er Meblem al Soreningc1
eller Ell.
De to ollcre6e afbol6te Sore6rol
|bor funoet en- iaooon &i1ilrttning
at Soreningen benter, Sen altered
tan bfegne' 6e1me Sci al lit Yro
gram 1om Ell 5nfces.
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8aa 8eigg.

st. IS. Gbriiten1en, Manoger for
.Melt Concord Butter & @beeie MS.
iociatipr, er for Eioen | ct. Saul.
On 5erie poa to Tiger tillaoer Den
fienbte % bpgtige Meieriman6 al
gienie fine tolrige @e1f1er / Minrc.
lptaS @obe0l tu6.
- Sbren Ol1en, ti6ligere an1o1
peb 2coelien al Continental Sotel
1ooes / @aar poa 8roao Street.
u@pren" forflareoe, at ban Dor in0f
for at treffe lt0t r8pluft" forin6er
ban reali1crer tit 2ibs Drpm =
nemltg at figbe en- min0re 6arm
Nnrbe6en at M%inneapolis.
Seal @1tate=M 9n0ene ct alfere0t
|l1be efter bam.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-24
@msbplberfe.

9nshol6eri fe pau EN- DairD Gurm
n9r Minneapolis gn1fes. - uuge=
bla0d" onbi1er.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-24
pRlNCE
ALBERT
the national Joy smoke
the national joy smoke

er den Slags Tobak, som De vii synes ON
at blive fortrolig med, fordi De kan ryge
meget at den, og hver ny Pakke vii smage
Dem bedre end den foregaaende.
Kj9b Prince Albert Tobak og PROV len
straks - Pibe eller Cigaret. Den er saa
god, at De vii blive kjed at like at have
kjendt den for l@nge siden.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-22
TAN[AC'S SECRET
NOW DISCOVERED
Reasons for the Unparalleled
Success OF New Prcpara-
ton are Unearthed.
mike Any Other Remedy
Ever Offered TO the Public.

~ iast the reasons for the great ann
WONDERFUL success OF Tanlac the nov
Wc"ic!ne that has done so much rood
~ an parts Of the country i'm restoring
ne'Nh 10 those who were sick. has
ncci discovered. And in it's action IN
me human body il is unlike any Other
m'nicinc ever offered to the public
- cause of it's success is that il is
~ al" 10 naturc--not a drug. When
nc stomach is out OF order many i'll
n' ..S's result, such as constipation, in
aiSestion. rheumatism. NERVOUSNESS.
headachcs and such. when tho organs
once more move in their regular order
the usual actions take place ana tho
person is we'll again
mat is what Tanlac does. One OF
,h"sc VINO have testified TO its won
der'ml powers is w. w. Eryani. Of olo6
"aic street. who said recently: IL had
nervous indigestion and acute rhcuma-
nc pains. Everything I ate caused gas
20 'o:in on my stomach. My throat
seemed chokcd up and I had severe
PAINS around my chest and heart and
PACK. and when getting out OF bed
could not walk for 4 few minutes
was nervous and completely exhaust
ca. Seeing Tanlac advertised. | de-
cidcd 10 try IL. and | have been bcne-
httcd III every way. am not both
cred With gas. my appetite is hnc. my
digestion good and the pains around
my heart and chest have Disappeared
My back no longer troubles me. aud
fcel like different man. Tho effect
Tanlac had on me Is wonderful had
taken many other medicines without
result. advise every one suffering 10
try it.
y wonderful casc. Hut il is nothing
unusual for Tanlac. TanIac succeeds
where others fail, because ii is differ
cnt from tho rest. II is somcthinS
new. And IL will do tho same for YOU.
Go to-day, 10 ono Of fhc Polk Miller
Drug stores and set bottle OF TanIac
Mr.. Prince is always in attendance al
the Broad street store. where he viii
courteously explain Tanlac Price S1.00
per bottle.-Advertiscmc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-22
EXPLAINS TO GLASS
REASONS FOR TOUR
,Coniinucd from First Face

hc has al evening engagement in
ties Moiucs The next day lie Will
peak in Topeka aud Kansas city
Representatives of -, Louis and 81.
Joseph :trougl" urged thc President to-
dIN TO include those cities iii his
itinerary, but he decided against II.
Representative i.ohcck. Of Ncbra SKA,
called ut the White House and invited
the President 10 speak in Omaha. lie
argued that il would bc an excellent
political stroke 10 enter Mr.. sryan's
state. bat the President declined to
hc swcrvcd from his original intention
10 avoid Nchraslla cnttrclr,
I; was learned ~ The White House
to-day that President Wilson will not
reply to the attacks Of colonel Edosc-
N"l, Oh ht> swing through tive Middle
Nest.
Thc president viii make practically
the same speech ~ each of tho seven
cities. Ito wll talk, not only about
military preparedness. but Viii point,
ont tho necessity Of business prepared
ness. His nrst speech viii he iii New
York on January -. Mrs. Wilson also
WIN accompany him there.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-22
GREAT FLOODS SUBs|DE
AS transform CEASES
n"h'aSc IN Illinois, Considering .trca
Covered, Is Comparatively
Slight.
80 LOSS or LIFE REPORTED
Hundreds Of Families Driven From
Iheir Homes and Thousands az
Acres Misunderstanding Pnsscn.
gers on Train Mmroouc,i.

CHICAGO. January 2i.--Flouds which
spread over tho northern counties. ar
','''"'S "'r" suh"iiin: Tonight with
the cessation Of tho rainytorni
ihc damage. considering the area
covered 10y The waters was .n,nnu,.,
lively slight.
Northrrn Illinois for - while faced
the worst Hood conditions OF :: .ic..lc
small streams hIl become" iurrcut.
ana larger rivers inundatcdf thousands
OF acres. marooncd hundreds of homes
ana did da!naS" estimated ut many
thousand dollars
The lpcS l'laincs River inundated
Rockdnl" 10 q depth of siN feet. and
flooded tho lower section Of Ioltc;
Whole section. OF aurora were iloolcd
The Eork River aud its continents
the f"cltonira and Sugar Rivers
threatened tho destruction Of inter
urban and steam railroad bridges.
Ro"ts and RATS toot tho place Of
wagons amt automobiles In many
towns and cities.
No loss Of life was reported.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-22
LECTURE ON STORYTELLING
Miss Marietta Stockard speaks I ndcr
Auspices OF Kindergarten Assn
citation af Richmond.

I'm interesting lcctur" wns given
last night at tho Y. w &. y. Ivy Miss
Marietta Stockard for the benefit az
tho kindergarten Association Of Rich
mond. on The Meaning OF the story
on child Life" She VIII speak again
this morning at II o'clock on The
Selection ana Presentation ~ stories 10
children MSS Ruth anderson intro
duccG MISS Steckard Miss Stocinrd
made wondcrful!y clear tia, story toll
ING was an nrt, or that II should be
made An arr. ana that IN telling stories
10 even tho smallest children ono should
tell them ones based on good true lii-
eraturo. AMI always With good morals
IS inc chhd's dreams arc butt 81 what
It hears and secs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-22
FIRST UNITARIAN CHURCH
HOLDS ANNUAL MEETING
Members OF Congregation Hear .in-
nual Reports and Elect Officers
and Trustees.
HANDSOME SUPPER IS SERVED
Conference OF Southern Unitarian
Churches TO Re Held Here This
Spriug-Itcr. Frank Pratt Speaks
on Work OF Congregation.

\ I,r-c ,,,nhc, ~ ~. ,,oh
friends attended ,bc ANIMAL mnctinr
held las, nirn, in mo yc.trx-rnnu. nr
tho First Unitarian church corner az
Floyd Avcuuc ana Harrison street
The women Of INC church served ann.
pcr. Tho ,ublcs h,,n.~ 90, in :, ,olI.,,
square So ma, an could bc.r Thc
decorations were in day break carna
lions. am. shaded ,aud,,;,hra
supper was served by several ,nunc
men and women OF th, congregation.
President H. H. Wilson called Tho
meeting 10 order -, IN, ronc,Isiou ar
the meal ana Sc,.r.trr, " : II,h,r,
read a brief r.pori in which hc
recorded TN. rcrrc, Of INC so.t.i, i,
tho rcsi..nation az ,hc fotmc, n,s,or
Rev : = EowSor ma ~, calm, ,f
tho nrcscn, ni,i.,,r no. r,,nlk
Pratt,
, Io,.o., .o.., ,i.c..,a 80.
port NJ ,rc.,s,,rc, az ,hc nlnr.b SHOW
IN, al ~ 49,, IN,
-, ha,,d rh "i.' ~ t,,., ~ 49, '''''',n
nx..,,.',,, 80.
,;, "
", ~ ~ 9u','"' "'"o''.
-: o. spo"' ~, '"c "o'"'" ~
- rs PIes''ich'' ss'..li 81 'nc
WAYS IN "hich inc women nave heiped
we church 'hro"sh 'he year IN &c
count OF INC WORK 81 me f'"F" Ave
nne surgical dressings committee.
wh'rh Is growing TO DC hciShbor-
hood interest, was read by MISS Helena
Nolin. Mrs. Iobson's books as treas
urer OF tho Alliance showed good
balance. The following officers of the
church were elected for the coming
year:
President. IL. X. wilson: secretary.
Wilbur r. Hobart. treasurer. Frank l..
Jobson; trustees. Ware Il. Gay. DIR.
j. shelton lIorsley, Or. l.. Eaton. Or.
Ira j. Haynes. Frank Wcidcnfeld and
William NJ. Reynolds.
Mention was made OF tho approacEiu.
Conference OF Southern Unitarian
Churches which is 10 lac held in Rich
mond during the spring. nr. HAYNES
made witty speech IN which he
claimed that even the wort, Of So
Letting church subscriptions has its
charms if il is culy looked ~ in tho
right way. Joseph c. TAYLOR said few
words about tho early ,lav. Of IN.
church. and spoke OF it's recent devotion
ment and declared he w,s ,rnud 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-22

on behalf Of the oyStermcu Ivy MIR.
l:loNon. OF Battery Park Isle Of Wight:
Rev w w. Royal. Of Norktown: j..
Il. Jones secretary uf the oysterm"n's
Protective Association: i. l.. Mountjoy,
Of Isle OF Wight; an oyster Inspector:
John II Drcwry, of SaXis; Il. w. 10y
ucr. OF Smithfcld i l.. Bush. Of the
oNstcr-inspcctinc service. and Mr.. rage.
OF York, a tou-cr.
For tho packers there smoke Cap
ton Won Nyvcuheim. Lewis Fcucrstein.
OF Norfolk: Matt Armstrong. Of Hamp-
ton: II. T. Niles. of Norfolk. and Frank
Darling. OF Hampton. +. w. Milstead.
former member Of the House Of Dele
gates. presented - the committee a
resolution adopted ny tho Chamber OF
Commerce Of Newport News indorsing
the contentious Of tho tonEcrs and rec
ommcndinS legislation for their relief.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-22
''N Wv w fI.NfNL
NEVER ~ VIRGINIA

Nh, Michael. president Of the Nir-
Sinia Fridge Company. Of Roanoke told
81 his experience last year when he
had 10 pay taxes ia Virginia on capital
taxed already it, Georgia or in Ten
ncsscc. in both OF which states his
company has plants. and how lie was
Also taxed on material on the WAY from
tho mills 10 Tennessee and Georgia. no
part Of which had over been in Nir-
Einia OF ever wuuiG be
Ihc Finance Committees of the two
houses VIII separately consider the
biils. and tn carly report is anticipated
quick action MAS urged by Mr.. Grad
dock, who said that he would rather
nave the rate Of taxation on CAPITAL
increased II the state needs additional
revenue o. y higher tax on corporation
franchises levied than to have tho TAN
Kept OF borrowed capital which would
nc deterrent to industry.
Governor stuart. Judge u. r. rrcn-
Us. chairman Of the State Corporation
Commission. and I. Lee Moore. Auditor
o. iublic Accounts the three state
ofhcerS who constitute tho Advisory
Board on Taxation. were present at the
nearing, on the invitation of Senator
Garrett chairman of the Senate III
nance Committee The hearing was
not concluded. ana the committees rose
At late hour without liking !, time
for further session.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-22
John Drew In ..rhc Chief"

That polished comedian and schoc!cd
actor John Drew. viii be seen at tho
Academy on Friday and Saturday. with
Saturday matinee, in his new piece
The Chief" by Horace .tnnrs!cy Va.
chcl. II IS understood that this com
cdy "f modern English life is whole
some, Interesting ana agreeable. II Is
known by every one familiar with his
work that Mr.. Drew's own pcrform nee
wili be delightful. Laura Hope Crews,
That's i.nwton and number OF other
well known actors are il Mr.. Drcw's
company.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-22
rllc. va. Funeral services viii t,kl
place Oh sunday afternoon.
Funeral or Mrs. Gillian,

I.I,,.'"' 70 III T1hcs- Disputch.J
~ N'IlBIitti. VA. January ~ ~, !
"n'"' "i Mrs Bessie ecrrow Gillian,
Ell, 49, yesterday ~ her homo I'm
''""a,h' TOOK place here this nrtcr
noon from tn" residence or bcr .i.,n,
M'S, y q. Robertson. iutcrmcnt b,.n,,.
~ spring nm Cemetery. she .,...
w laughter OF the late a. -. porro"
:" ''nlphcii County. In add,ion AL
h'r husband and three children sno f.,
m ..,.', ny IN" following brothers and
listers: I'r i. -. l'crrow and
i"rrow. Mrs. w s Fore aud Mrs :, :.
robertson. OF Irnchburg. ana Mra !,
l.. IIcrNcA, OF chasc CITY -. -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-22
BODIES Of FIVE NEGROES
FOUND HANGING TO TREE.
Taken From Jail at Sylvester, Ga.
anu Rushed In Automobiles
to adjoining County.
IhNtHING FOLLOWS MURDEH
flan> Of Men in Mob So Carefully
Arranged and Carried Out That
The, leave No Open Trail Behind
Them.


SYLVESTER. GA, January ai,-'rhe
bodies of iiNc negroes. taken from tho
Worth Count iaii here last nigh: and
rushed Ill automobiles IT, tho adjoining
County OF Lee. where they wcr" hanged
and shot. were cut down late to-day.
aud preparations made TO bury them
to-m morrow
y coronci'S Inquest to-day returned :,
verdict ,la; the negroes came to THEN
death by S;ranSulation ana CunShot
wounds 1T the hands OF Unknown par
ties
There had hccn no arrests to- NTH,
in connection with The iyuchim;:. and
what steps authorities may lie tai>in.
I" arprohcud the lynrhcrs arc not
known here. The men vino took the
negroes from Jail late last night after
gaining admission to tho jail on prc-
tense that they wanted TO put Il negro
in = cell for safe keeping. apparently
had laid their plans so carefully. and
carried them out 50 we'll, that they left
no open train behind them.
ARRESTED ts SUSPECTS
IN MOItEI.AND MILLING
The NEGROES iynchcd had been
brought here for SAT, keeping. after
being arrested as suspects IN connec-
tion with the killing OF Sheriff More
iand. OF Lee County. They were l;odius
''N'''o''' 'i'N dlIi ''dNc iuTCe
sons. Frank, Dewey and Major. James
Keith, another negro arrested and said
here 10 lie suspected of the actual kill.
ing OF Sheriff Morcland. had been taken
to another trail before the mob ar
rived last night. Sheriff l.. :. Potts
or this county. has refused to tell
where lie sent Keith.
Reports circulated here tonight
reached county officials that Felix Lake
and his sons. before being placed in
Jail here. had confessed TO being con-
nccted with the killing Of Sheriff More
land.
nAGro the mob pick ed UP supposed
~ near here. and carried bound 10 the
Jail in order 10 gain admittancc. dis
appeared in the confusion last night
and has not been seen here since No
other prisoner in tho Jail was harmed
Citizens OF this county claim the mob
came from Lee County.
Roth this and Lee County were re.
ported quiet Tonight, with no out
ward indications OF more trouble.
Forty or hfty men were in the mob.
sheriff l.. \. Potts and his iailer at
sylvester were awakened At 10 O'Clock
last night Ivy four or five men, who
announced that they had captured !.
negro and wanted to place him in TAIL.
Ihcy were admitted. bearing negro
bound with ropes. Suspccting nothing,
the officers watched tho men AS they
looSencd tho bonds
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HUNDREDS OF FAMILIES
DRIVEN fftUN HOMES

OTTAWA. HI. January zl.-liun-
drcds OF families have bc"n driven
from their homes. MANY bridges have
been destroyed and a number az fac
tories are closed as the result OF q
food which is sweeping through the
Illinois aud FoN River valleys
ottawa is In darkness. aud thor" is
no street car traffic.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-22
Ml,.onr, Refuse. Turhcc, no,

hAbtiGl. y. e. January .l.-Th,t
missouri state authorities have rcf,,rad
10 accept a Sift OF old repudiated North
|arohha reconstruction bonds. offered
Win view 10 getting that stare -,
sue North Carolina for their recovery,
vas NE Official information thal came
:" Governor Craig This afternoon The
Governor brands this as another fi,iic
effort Of "adycniurcrs Ia 90, :, e,,,,,I
'hE IN court for these bonds. tainted
ny "il manner Of fraud and corrup-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-22
addison Coleman.

IHu.''hl !" the Times bispatch.
I.N I't'; VA. January .,
dis"n Coleman. aged scv.n,, 90,
i'ars dich o. Thursday nirb, :, ~.
homo IN LHnchhurG. Ilv was !, ,.,ia
81 iiuckiH.l'a'n County, hut had l,r.,,
~ l.%n"hhurG for thiriy-,lyo ,c.,, ~,
Is survived by his wife ana ~. ~,
io"hS children: William Coleman. OF
,nis '',N' "nd Mrs w. T. cumhy. Mrs.
Me" H"n"s aud Mrs. hrchia /; NM
ha'lt. all - Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-22
Itoad DclcEntc Taken LII

Toward ". GIN fertilizor manu-.
fsc,urcr and implement, dealer, o, hN.-
Ion. Va. who attended tho convention
of fine Virginia Road builders IN E:cN-
Tond this week. Was 'aEen suddenly,
III "edncsdaN night. i'c was taken
TO stuart Circle Iiosniisi. where III.
condition was reported as being i'm
proved last night.