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Speculation 81, ts2e Mexican
wax.
WASHINGTON, November %.

WASHINGTON. November %.
General ScoTT said. a while ago, that
he never would be called upon for active
service in the Mexican war until the Gov
ornmentis in d strait, and General Scott
has been called upon for aid. Il IS the
opinion ofmiliiary men. and among 9Th
crs Of General Taylor himself, thai the
whole Ct he Monterey demonstration,
from beginning TO end, was wrong; that
no bcnedt, corresponding with lis cost in
life and treasure, has been obtained; that
the original design of pushing General
TavioG forward to San LUIS, By THIS roulc
WAS Utterly absurd; hat General Tay.or
never had either the force or The supplies
necessary for such an enterprise; that il
has been abandoned at the suggestion OF
General Taylor, and that al entirely new
plan Of the war has been or must be a
doP.ed.
Genera TAYLoR. before he marched
from Matanoras, told Major Forsyth tina!
he Gid MOI kaow Whist WAS inc object Of
the movement he was ordered 10 make,
aad ;hat, # the design was to 60 to san
Luis or the city Of Mexico, Tanpico was
tie point from which the movement
should be made.
General TAYLOR has TO doubt, ex-
pressed the same opinions in his CORES
pondence with the Government. After a
long pause. therefore, the Government
has adopted what the Union properly
( called new organization" and a. dif-
ferent plan ofoperaiions,an ara has been com
/ PEELED . ask the aid of General Scott.
In regard 10 the Mexican war. il has
not vel been made known. nor in any
way appeared, what is It's true Object
We are left to believe that the Admins
traastsaiion have no definite object, any
more than a mature plan for eaecting it.
4 portion OF the Western and Southern
people consider The object to be terrific
rial NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. approve
of it. Some of the Southern politicians
as a means of extending Southern terrific
~ and influence. and restoring to them
the sceptre Of Federal dominion.
The terms upon which this Govern
ment is prepared TO make peace are en-
tlrely 4 matter Of conjecture, and are prob
ably veto he decided upon. But If the
Mexican Congress, which is now about
10 assemble, shows disposition to nee.
u proposals. which are TO he submit
ted to 1t, 1t must follow that this Govern
ment viii be bound TO enter into a treaty
upon eqi,ahle terms, instead Of demand
in halfof their terrIiery,
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State Convention.

We publish above a call issued by the
State Central Committee for the holding
Of a Wing State Convention, at Harris
burg, on the 9Th Of March next, to nom
mate q candidate for Governor &c. The
city and county Of Philadelphia and some
Of the counties in the Interior, have a.
ready appointed delegates, and, from the
interest manifested by the friends Of the
several gentlemen whose names have
been suggested as candidates, it is to be
presumed that every county in the State
VII be fally represented in the Conyen-
lion.
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rIaior general scott.

Major General ScoTr has at length
ioeH ordered to Mexico, to take com-
msnl Of tie troops destined for TamPicO'
and atjergarIs 70 join General TAFLoE
8, San Luis Potosi, where seniority Of
r1ak vail give him the command of the
army.
We are graiifeJ to notice this evidence
Of a4einseniion on the partof the Admin
i@s:sa.icu 10 prosecute the war with be-
eoan.ng yigor. Gen. Scott, it is said, is
invested with large discretionary powers,
to be exercised as circumstances and his
owa jutEacn, may dictate.
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MOuNT SAVAGE WORKS.

The Mount Savage Company, it is said,
have suspended operations. II it be so,
the effects viii be seriously felt by the
farmers Of our county, who for several
years past always foundat Mount Savage
a good marke; for their surplus produce.
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ePA correspondents Of the Boston
Post mentions this curious fact:-1he
grounds upon which the city of Troy, in
the State of New York, now stands, en-
bracing some 500 acres, were rented IN
1920 10 d. Van Derhayden at three bush
els and three pecks Of wheat and four Fat
fowls per annum. What changes a cen
terry may bring forth
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frThe services Of six companies Of
volunteers in Philadelphia and Two IN
Pittsburgh have been accepted bv the
Governor. We have not learned what
others have been selected to make out
the complement.
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JAYNE.S HkIR T0n{TC.

2I) HAVING ourselves witnessed the
beneficial eIec,s Of lhis article On The
persons oil several al orr inhabitants. We
hesitate not 10 commend to all those Who
have unfortunately lost their hair. We
refer such to tie certificate of Mr..
Holmes Bristol PhPajr.
bristol. Z, !, Feb. l6, 1871.
Mr. Baylcy-Sr: Having about four
wears sincr; thra' disease, lost the hair
f.om ihe top OF ny head, and having
used NAVY articles recommended to re-
store it.. MS induced, from li,e recon-
mendalinn | saw in ynur "i'hoeaix," 10
tty DR.. jayne's Hair Tnnir. ! am row
happy TO say, that afer using three bot
lies. my head is covered with q fine
growth q ycune and healthy hair. Sew
crai Of my friends AMI acqaain,ances
cave also used il 10 their entire satlslac-
Ion. | therefore cheerfnIly recommend
II TO all wilo are suffering The disagreea-
bic sensation caused hy badness.
JAMES 4 HOLMES.
The asGve certificate is ffom a res
pectablr young man. an overseer in the
Stesm-Aiiii. Whose statement can he be-
iicged.
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kEAs-Shaw-E-Quam tSinging-Bird
widow Of The distinguished war-chief
Black Hawk, died recently on Kansas
river, aged eighty-fiye years.
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WHET AND FLOUR.

The New York Tribune says,-"By
reducing The wheat to flonr, the quantity
lett at Underwater this year, compared with
The corresponding period of the last year,
shows an excess equal to $4,000 bbis
of flour.
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eTAt St. Pierre, Newfoundland, re-
Gently, thirty or forty honses were laid in
ruias and a number Of persons wounded
BY the explosion of a powder magazine,
occ%asioncd by an incendiary, who had in
tended to destroy the town and who per
:=i.td III the attempt.
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AN EXPRESS

We understand that arrangements have
been made to carry the Presidents Mes
sage by Express from Cumberland to
to Pittsburgh, via Somerset.
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O u :, A.,
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1915.

TR. PALMER Esq. of Philadelphia at his
Eesl Esfals and Ceai QGce, IS our authorized
amt fr obla.aing AdUeriiserpe'its Gad Sub
.~psoa for the siiEfiALD" aud is clothed
rfh fna power to rereip, for any monies raid
1, hip on ihese objects His agency includes
,hs fgoai 2 cries. vil:-Philsdelphia, New
vod baltimore aud Boston.
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pa tribe of white Indians are said
to have been discovered in a valley a
mong the Sierra de los Mimhros, near
the river ella, in Mexico. They num-
Der about 800, and are supposed to be
descendants Of thai people which built
the ancient cities Of Mexico and Tuca-
tan.
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HrcH WArER.-On Thursday last, the
small streams in this vicinity were as
nigh, ofnot higher, than they had been
at any time within tie last year.
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Lam ENcIRCLED OVEN
OOKENG STOVE.


ENTIIS Stove combines ST that Is val.
liable in existing Cooking Stoves
with certain Improvements peculiar TO
itself. Il is constructed upon a new and
entirely distinct principle truly phi!o
soPhicai, so as 10 pass lie fue entirely
rouEd the oven. thus making il enve.oped
or fame enciTcied. without impairing the
necessary draught of the stove. This
method OF thus passing tw ice round,
once over and once under The oven. is the
secret Of lis great economy in the use Of
luel, while the enlargement OF the air
chamber affords increased space for the
rarelac;ion of air and compensatss for
the usual Disadvantages OF a circular
draughi, Il bakes, Ioasis, and boils,
easier and better Than anv Stove yet CT
(ered 10 The pubic, with HE advantage
orer most Of them of saving one half the
fuel. Il is superior TO the Queen Of
the West" Bucks Patent" ECLIPSE"
OF .'HaIhaways Patent" for the follow
ing reasons: In these Stoves the upper
side Of the oven is dependant for heat
and can have from 10 other source ,aan
what radialeS through he plate on which
the fire is made. Ii the ashes be lifted
clean. too much heat will radi5te and
ourn the bread on the upper
side. If tao much ashes be left, the bread
will not baks on The upper side. OF lhis
defect ali good cocks complain. This
Stove is entirely free of this objection,
the oven always heating exactly alike
top and boi;op. and ends. MaSy buy
tic Premium or step stove and others Of
similar model. These Stoves consume
much fuel. for first the fire chamber is
ion deep, the pots &c. are too high a.
bove the FIRE. Second VIXEN using the
oven, all the heat which passes Of under
the oven being one half, never comes in
contact with the boiling utensils, passesof
into he pipe and Is lost. Also our Stove
is so arranged with a bank or elevation
10 lie FIRE chamber as 10 ensure the use
Of the fame upon the forward part Of
the Stove first. and il then passes back
af.erward heating all alike whereas
Stoves ike the Hathaway, having OF
vest chamber, allow 100 wide q range
for ire Game without sufficient coueen-
Fslian.
We manufacture two sizes Of this
Slore a, ibsEagie Foandrf in BerlinSam-
erset cauny, Pa. For the larger size
most OF tie pets ccinmoniy used in the
kitchen will answer.
Always on hsed. a complete assort-
meut Of PL0UGIiS, with PLOUGH
CASTINGS Of great variety. HOI.-
Low WARE Of superior material and
anisll, comprising every thing in that
ijie. CASTINGS ~ hand. and made
10 order. OF lie mnsl reasonable 'srms.
HoUSER & BERkEY.
Berlin, Oct. IS 1876 @r.
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e-|It is rnmored that the Pittsburgh
and Connellsviile Ra Lroad Comp n had
abandoned all idea of constructing the cen
templated road to the Maryland line,
probably for want of adequate funds.
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rtrn.Eng QsaEers.

Ore Of the rlost gallant officers OF the
Revolution wcs Gen. Green: and not less
50 WAS Gen. Brown, of The late War
Though Tie ore was a GREEN Quaker
end the olhcr I BRcwN one, both were
true @iae.
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NEW TowNsHIP.-A new township
has been erected out Of paris of Somerse.
and Milford, called JEFFERSON.
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LAW NOTECE.

]. T. CON . JOS. ]. SIUIZNAN
have formed a experimenting in the Law,
IN The county OF Somerset. All business
entrusted TO lhem Viii receive prsmpt
attention, Office in Snyler's new brick
huIlGlng near The diamond.
ner. 5 1876.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

z ETTERS of Administration on the
IA estate Of Peter Shirer. ST., late Of
Salisbury, Elkli-k ip.. dec'd.having been
granted 10 the subscribers, all persons
indebted 10 said estate are requested to
attend at the late residence of The de-
ceased. on The ooh eof January next,
prepared to settle; and these having
claims. to present them al the same
time and place. properly authenticated.
JOHN SnIRER,
of t,ik!Ick 10.
PETER SHIRER.
Of Aliegany co., Md.
Dec. 8. 1866
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s3eA party Of deer hunters near the
viRd-gaP, says the Trenton State Ca
Ssts. la&iy killed fifteen deer Al one dsy,
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WClearn hat Commander CARPENDER,
late Of the United States brig Truxfon,
who, wiki his officers, W-s exchanged .Or
Gen. VEGA and suite, has arrives at Nor
folk.
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TnRNpTEE ELECTI0N,

sE*HE Stockholders in The Somerset
i aud Bedford turnpike Road Com
pany will take notice that an e~lectian
will he held az the house Of James Fhii-
son, in Allegheny township on the fh
day OF January next. To elect one PEST
dent six Managers and a Treasurer 10.
conduct tie affairs of said COMPANY the
ensuing year.
BENJAMIN KIMMEL.
Dec. /. 1855. Prett.
Also a dividend was declared on tie
10th Of this month. al two per cent in The
af1re, said company 10 he paid by the
Treasurer Of said Company.
b. X.
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lrnhans Court Sale

0P RRlA R9T4FBe
! N pursuance Of an order Of the Or,
7han's court OF Somerset couaiy,
there will be exposed 10 ssle IS way OF
Public; Venaue or ou'crv on the prem
ises, on friday tie ssh daY Of Deesan-
Der next. (IsI6) the ~loltswipg Real Is
tate laie The property Of Jacob Huffman
deceased. VIZ rrr.aiu Frat er
q a g ZATI0N
oil land, situate ~ Jcanet Iuwnship, con
tanning 3i7 acfrs ausl allowance, more ar
less. adjoining la;.ds u David Simpson.
Jacob Boyers. Conrad Kryser, John
Hoffman and others, with upwards Of
loo acres uf clear land, on which are
erected ? large
IacO Story House
and a one story house and a large Stone
Bank Barn. with e'ler improvements.
JERss:-Oue lliird in hand. and the
balance ia six annual paynenls, without
interest, n he seeuErd by judgment
bonds and Mortgage.
Attendance wiIl he given By william
Rjstebsre.r and 5oiu t:9liinom admin
Islg4!or's Of the estate of said deceased
Is .Ac coart.
". If PICKING,
uov "a. Clerk.
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Up. S~ANDERSON,
SAMUEL D. HARMS,
JOSEPH ~kONIGMACHER,
MORTON
GEORGE ERETY.
II. JONES BROOKE,
THEO. ID. COCHRAN,
JAMES FOX,
" MARTIN,
WILLIAM BUTLER,
]. ]. SLOCUM,
JOHN X. EDIE,
EDWARD C0WAN.
JOHN b. JOHNSON,
NM. J. HOWARD.
Wing State Committee.
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TaLU3BLE RE8L ESTATE ar
IE3LzC sale.
7EEuE subscriber viii offer a, sale by
putic otu.ry, on Christmas day,
25th December mex. tiie following real
properly belonging t' The estate Of Maj
Genrse Graham. late Of SInystown,
Somerset couniy. deceased, VIZ:
FLO. I.
The well known Tavern stand for ma
hv wears kept bg decreased. or lie North
SIDE Of n in sir>e, in Stoy>lown afofe-
said, being a large two-story frame and
wesibefhnarted building with good and
caa.ea eal o~u;houses on the same lot.
aud also an excellent meadow lot of IS
ar5ss, large Darn and stabiing ca The OPP
P0sl'r side Of HE street.
O. z.
One snail House and lot OF one acre
situate on 1iain cross sireetnear the Pub-
lie school house in said borough. and
nov in lie occupancy Of John Leber-
kuelsht.
no. 3.
= large plantation or tract Of land sit
u3ie near StnysiowH on beth sides OF tie
road i-adipg Il Somerset, containing a
bon, 400 2crss. Of which nearly go
acrrs are cleared and under fence, wish
a two-siory log house and large
Barn
thereon erected, no.y IA The possession
Of William Waugh anJ Samuel Weis-
singer.
The above farm will be divided into
,wo o. three parts, If necessary, to suit
purchasers. or if desired part Of il may
be divide! into Iots Of 20 ar
80 acres each.
The sale will be held al the Tavern
House nov kept by Allison Louehrey,
and will De continued until all Is sold.
= hen and where lhe terms. which will
re reasonable, will be made known.
SAMUEL kIMMEL.
Administrator cum ieslanenin annexO Of
noyi0 George Graham, decd
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WOOLHAFg

Country Dealers will be supplied with
any quantity ihey may desire for retail.
on short notice and At moderate prices;
and customers can al all times either have
a choice from among the stack on hand.
or have their hats made to order, Of any
QUALITY OR STYLE.
From bis loag experience in the bust.
ness and determination 10 sell cheap,
and at the same time also ihs, his hats
shall not be excelied by those Of any
other establishment here CT elsewhere,
the subscriber fatters liimself wilh the
hope that he shall continue to receive =
liberal share Of public patronage.
81 TT
The subscriber understands TIA, some
persons have been selling bats rs having
been manufactured by him, which are
made elsew here-and he therefore eau
lions the public against purchasing any
as his make, which have not the words
John e. kuriz, Main street, Somerset,
Pa" Oh the ZIP.
Furs and approved country produce
taken in exchange for hats.
CHEAP FOR CASH.
seps JOHN c. KURTZ.
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THIS WAY!
- HATS!
Cheap, Coed and Fashionable.

SHANKFUL for past fsvors. The
e subscribers would respectfully in
form his cid customers and the public
generally that he continues to carry on the
HATING BUSINESS.
in ali rs branches, al his old stand on
main street, in The borough Of Somerset.
where he keeps constantly on hand .
supply Of HATS OF has own ~nannfae-
'ure, made of the hes, maserisis aud in
every variety Of sivle-embraclng.
Fur, Nutria. Russia, Casslmer
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AND FINAL NOTICE.
Dee. g. 1915.

FsSuE Subscriber Gnce o eareestig
4 requests ali persons having unset
led account wit!i hiii, 10 call and dis
charge t..ein or At least. close them BIZ
nate before the frsi day Of febuary nrrf
being DESTROYS 10 rsmnve-snd having
already given several eats, whrh have
been 10 q great measure unheedej. he
trusts that those persons who fail TO al
lend 70 i.lis iqsi nsfice, Viii not camplain
Should they receive a ''diGsre,tt hind Of
rail- after The expiration Of INC above
tino, as the accounts must aud shall he
c.nse3. j. l.. SNYDER.
Dec. 8, 1876.
MaDy Of ny GOODS on hanI. will
be sold at Cost far Cash. some ereu BE-
low ;ha'-or | would sell out The entire
Sf0ck on very accome.iaIin terms-snd
The HOUSE and LOT can be had will.
he Store if desired. j. l.. s.
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NOTICE..
To the heirs and legal rep
rescntatives Of bIicilacl
Sanncr. deed.

e FAKE netce that an inquest viii
be held at Tic late dscliing house
sf said deceasen, in Milford township,
Somerset county. on Saturday, he seth
day OF January IS&7. for the purpose OF
making partition Of the real estate oi
said deed. 10 and among It's children.
AMI legal representatives.. il The same
can be done without prejudice 10 or
spoi,irg Of The whole; Otherwise 10 yalne
and appFai.e tie same according IN law;
al wlIrh time ani place vou are request
Ell 10 attend Is you think proper.
SAMUEL GRIFFITH,
dec s. 1876. Sheriff.
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WHIGSTRTE CONVENTION.

Sale Convention. 10 be composed OF
Dslega,es from the City of Philadelphia g.
ne several COMMITTEES equal 10 their repre-
ts7,a iol in the General Assembly of this
Commonwealth. viii be held al Harris
hirp. on TUESDAY, the 9th day of
MARCH NEXT. al 10 o'clock IN the
forenoon, for the purpose of selecting
candidates for Governor and Canal Com
missioner 10 be supported by the Wings
and the friends Of the Protective Policy at
the next ensuing election. and TO transact
.uch other business as may may be deem
Ell importan! to the success of the Wing
csuse.
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NOTICE.
TO The heirs aud legal rep
resentatires Of Geo. Hart
LII Jo.,J

Fe5eNtGtttcS " Ueo' AAoi'
SeU, deed.
un,ire hat an inques. will be
& held a. he laie dwelling house q!
said deceased. IN Tie Borough Of Sloys-
town. Somerset ccrniy. Pa. en- Friday
The l5,i. dav az January 1877. fnr he
purpose al making PARTITION Of ihc resi-
estate Of ID decreased. 10 and smcn2 his
children. and legal represent tirrs, i the
sane can be iurs wtlhnnt prejudice =
or sPoilifg o. Tie whole. o.her"i se 10
Yalue and appraise the szgse accsr.ing
10 law; at which tire and pisre ysu
are required Ia attend if yon think prop.
er.
SAMUEL GRIFFITH.
dec g. S.erif,
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1Y0 Egg3.
70 the heirs and legal rep
rosentatives OF John Ora
ham, deed.

E&tfs- -
FHNAkE notice that an inquest will
he held 81 the Iale dwelling hose
If said deceased. in lie Borough OF
SioyslowR. Samersst county, Pa. an
Saturday he i6lh day If January 1897.
for Ire purpose Of uisSing p7riI!i'lu Of iiie
rial estate 81 >al8 deceased, 10 and Il
mong his children snd legal rePfeseGis-
iiye.. il The same can he done wiih1n;
Preia dice 10 or spaiIirg Of the whole;
otherwise, 10 Ea!ue and appraise ise
same according 10 is1; at which tieae
and place you are required 10 attend il
Yea !hInk proper
SAMUEL GRIFFITH.
dec 8. Sheriff.
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Blank Deeds.

p LOT Of Blank ueeds q 2 superior qc5h
81 " juss priate9 and naN ffs sale
~ IHis cFFIcE
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ShcriT's Sale.

sc Y vir;ne or a writ ofVenAitinni Cx-
Ebponas issued out oflheCoafi aiCam-
nsan Pleas Of Somcrsei county, and to
ne directed. there viii he exposed to
sale by public outcfy "a he public square
in Somerset OH TUESDAY ne l4ih day OF
January next. al / O'Clock, =. ii. the
follewing Real estate. viz;
All he right, liile. i%nieres, and claim,
ofJosepll Mason Of. IL. ana to n certain
RAAEgH1pE0W
nr rrart oil land. situate IN Shade town
ship. Somerset %counIv; Pa, containing
395 acres more or ls>s, about 30 acres
cleared AMI ahout % acres in meadow;
adjoining lands. of Dasit Rodgers. Jehn
Paul. Jesse Berkepile, John Fry. jr.
and others: on which are efeeten a log
dwelling house aud barn and stable. wi'lf
lire apper,cnancss-as the Praper'y OF
said Joseph Mason. al tie SAT- OF Sam
ueI'flunier.
SAMUEL GRIFFITH, Sheriff.
Sheriff Office, Somerset
Dec. s. 1916.