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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-09-24
Uncle Sans Word

The government assures you that
Swifts Preiumn 0leomargarine IL
pure and wholesome having the same
essential ingredients found in
creamery butter with a delicious
flavor for cooking. 1t is much better
than ordinary butter and triae
cheaper in cost. Why not In this
way reduce the butter bill. The re.
suits will surprise you. T.. r. 'Patter-
son, grocer.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-09-24
Fer You Ladies'

we are showing today the. new au-
tupn hats of velvet plush, veloure
and fine felts, extremely chic in style
and Just the wanted for street wear
these autumn days. The models and
colorings are decidedly new and most
becoming. II Is a real pleasure to
show you these pretty hats any time
convenient TO you. A. Nolan. 4l2I
Main St, Opera House Block.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-09-24
Take Il Easy.

Don't be in a rush. to buy a stove
Just because YOU haven't the time 10
look around. | want you TO see the
acorn stoves. Cookers or heaters.
Tney have special features that
make things superior TO all other
stoves and they are made to last a
lie time. All sizes and prices. Be
,ore you buy see H. r. WoOdman.
Main street.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-09-24
Fish and Vegetables
New Market at 2Os Depot
Street, Fresh and salt fish,
vegetables and groceries.
w. H. HAMILTON
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

Z COMMISSIONERS NurrcE
TAa Estate OF NORMAN L. MATTISON.
che uonn. el,s1lsned, having been appointed by
tns nnonoraole Probate Court for tbe Disfrtct
on benningt9n, OOMMISSIONERs' 70 receiva
en- na nr ana sdi1st the claims and demands Of
Mattison, late of Glastf injury IN sain nss sn y
aecessed, and all claims exhibited IN ofrss;
s sn hereby give notice that We win NEST
TOT tne purpose Aforesaid. az the late residence
OF Norman J.. hettisOn IN the ,o~n ny ~
~ x,ssteneury 10 said District. on the i,th
1S OF January nett. from 10 O'CLOCK
~. until O'Clock =. ~ on ssts
99sy APO that six months from the SSh
LAY o. august; 4. D. 1914 Il the tins
, y. .,. ey sad Court for. said creditors
and allowance eAton
Dated at SALISBURY. VT this and dsy Of
FIR RANDALL
ID. w. HARRINGTON.
commissioners
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-07
WHO WERE THERE?
Inquirer Would Know More A5out
The Big Political
Meeting.

EDITOR InfeiltCcucpr.-
Sir.-lu Wow Of the continued ef.
ioTt 90 cause Il N appear that the
Wheeling BOARD Of Trade IN. RUS.
ness Mems association. The Munlgiusi
league. the Trades and Labor assem-
by and apparently every other organI-
zatiOn Ia tho city a. back 81 and intor.
r5ifd In the new charter movement.
arise 10 AJAX n question
IT, if not a fact that "a meeting for
gov .hcatlon purposes of these fourl
bodies vas widely advertised and held
a few days ago?
Now. how many Of tho business
men and voters Of Wheeling we're
present ~ that meeting How many
showed their interest IN tho now char
t'r suuiclenuy 10 attend aud advo-
cate Sc adoption
me writer was not present. but he
has boon informed that only eighteen
or twenty men we're present al the
widely advertised ratification meet.
That fhese eighteen or twenf. po,-
pia assumed tp represent and act Tor
me enfiro business. commercial. in
duetial and labor interests ~ the
CRY or wheeling. and that on Tho
ttrenEth ~ thoir action Tho word has
n'eu sont out and is bolug sent out
iAat ail the substantial intnrcsta az
Nhceling " man arc urEiug tho
adoption 81 the proposed now chsrter.
III Tho writer Oh wrong as 10 the
numDer ~ people that werB prearnt.
~ VIII b. very clad 70 have NJ John
wallace or Mr William Schwortfogpr
fu nov many Wore present and who
tney wcrc and what thoy represented
FiH Information ls also thst NJ Wal
lare and Mr. Schwerffagor were p.ac-
ucally the only speakers 0f the even.
lnE; ihll mo, outlined tho program
and conducted tho discussion
~ " citizen have made some study
pi the proposed new charter and cam
not geo wherein Do offers anything thar
may not De- easily obtained hy slight
amendments fp tho present charter
can see ala0 whore 10 opens up aofno
loop hoInH '1 loose. arbitrary AMI w.
'lpuf eNnrliss of authority ann
r'nvincrd shat rho large body ~ Inc
nuFin"F- m"n of Wheeling arr NOT
represented in this matter D., Inc
committee That claim to I,o acting
Tor them, ami also mat fhc uorIir
pnopln W Wheeling Hre NOT Co., e.w
r1'hF With fuo position fnten o. cor
iun HIl.s'd repre- soutauvos How
ever tAls may be. u Will be interest
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-07
REVIVAL SERVICES
In Island Christian Church wuI Ne
Featured By Special Sermons
ana Prayer Msstings

TIE revival services wni,u were insti-
tufed SUNDAY evening Boz me Island
tHr stiar ,hYrca. vIt t~ featured by
special SERMONS 81 uc pastor. Rev.
Charles B. Hufslar ami cottage prayer
Hrf'''fs fr DO ts.H 90 t.s .tu.as or
men 'ers ~ the congregation
TN 81 - frnoOu % 800 O'Clock a Irirfv-
minutes prayer service viii 10 fsif 20
fas home " Nrs % o. TAYLOR. while co.
morrow afternoon ~ 3 I'riort re- prayer
meeting VII uf uelu 40 t.- nome st Airs.
Ie'rfH Davis Hf Cog Irrs street FRI
1af afternoon prayer service will le
.eiI ~ fhr nome 81 Mrs. JOSEPH Under
VOID ~ 100 virginia street Everyone
Is invited f1 attend these services
THIS evening Eee ffHfalar vfI pre-. D
on the subject The spiritual tsrff.-
.aurr " HacfiHm" Nr We. lradat oven
f0r ~ nest week Us vii rrrntI DOB
women rnir. del ,rriuE 81 specially pre.
rafrf sermon. The choir wiu DO COM
pose rrfrel. 20 wunsr 4nf women w..I
arf 80 uHrsrH on zoo following even.
irE. TrrafHy January if. NJ ~Ifi
preach fl men H"... Fua inI niue. and
SONGS are an Irupr' 80. vs feature of oil. %
service
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-07

Is
other
Apparently
could nave been Minister Germany 1881.
able 70 public
come Minister TO France 1889
Nov will tell
appointed member
cent mckinley 1895
state William
resigned
United
Davis United States Senator Minnesota
You that the only
vas in publ life
President Mckinley in
commission
compensation decided
Frye and
Circuit
Tho President
Circuit of
first vacancy he would be placed the
appoint
delicate informal
would highly
Mr.
have political ambition he should oify himself
with disappointment
Reid ambassador TO the Court Of St James
E
Sagacity"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-07

They elected The Governor and A Re.
publican House of Representatives.
Nothing could be clearer than the re-
sponsibility for legislation is intended
10 be put upon Republican shoulders.
That being the case. Republican or
ganization In the Senate In harmony
with the House and the Governor is
esse ntial to carry out the popular
will
The Republicans are planning no
attack upon any legitimate Democrat
&c interests. They are making no at
tempt 70 unsea, Democratic Senator's.
They have made no attempt 10 get
what the people have not given them
They simply stand for an effective
legislative organization. carrying out
the popular Will and capable OF main-
tanning Republican control wherein
the people have voted for Republican
control.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-07
Fight Of the Ffteens.

The chances are that the Demo
cratic fifteen in the state senate Will
miss their reckoning II they continue
on = course OF obstinate obstruction
in the matter Of securing an organiZa-
ton OF the upper house II appears
10 be their purpose 10 use the y-Ospec-
tive United States senatorship as d
hostage 10 compel the Republican fir
teen 20 make greater concession in
the matter o. Organization and arranR-
Ing the program OF legislation than
the striCf equities Of the case would
warrant the Democrats in demanding
IN this expectation they are sue TO
BE- disappointed II they hope 10 pre-
vent the legal election 81 United
States senator merely b. refusing to
organize the state senate. On Jauu-
AIRY end 40 the latest. 10 will be en-
tirely competent for "A majority OF the
members OF both houses TO meet In
joint session and elect United States
senator. and the lack 81 organization
~ the state senator would in no way
invalidste tho election -MOrEantOwn
POst Chronicle
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-07
THE DUTY AS TO THE sENATORsHIP

ne thought ought be drilled every Republican
MEMBER OF the Legislature Charleston
strongly emphasized insisted upon.
we must have Lorimer episode repetition the Watson
Chiffon scandal Republican United States
senator We must have bargain
ing Of the highest gift of the people OF this state
so FAR as the ntegencer knows reason
assume the improper any of the
candidates for the enaop shut our ewes
the possibilities OF proracd and complicated fight The
greatest and best thing that could happen Republican party
West Virginia in this legislative the
selection of United of such and nv
methods that the election was
and honorably
ong about an election in that So
cerned, that is their first and only duty
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-07

the progressive principles as embod
led III the addresses and writings OF
Col Roosevelt now. as was then
but that does not mean that | am
anything other than a Republican. I
my opinion has and is undergoing a
radical development along the pro-
Rresssive lines | am anxious TO see II
pursue ! believe in remaining loyal
10 the Republican party and fighting
Tor the adoption Of progressive meas
U; IS within the party | do not deem
thar the formation Of a third party
To annihilate and take the place OF
the Republican party is either neces-
sery or desirable The Republicans
who voted for Roosevelt In West Nir-
GINA. so far as | am able 10 Judge,
considered themselves Republicans
when they did so. and consider them
selves Republicans ow."-Charleston
Mail
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-07
Patience May Be Needed.

The new parcel post is an expert
mcnt tremendous IN It's possibilities
aud its difficulties. The federal gov
ernmCnt is practically going into the
snail express business II will take
weeks. II not months. 70 tell how the
experiment will work. how much good
II viii DO and how many compiled
tons II will cause In the conduct OF
business through the mails.
Meanwhile II is probable that some
patience VIII b. needed on the part
OF the public before the new system
Is got into good working order There
VIII be mistakes, packages miscarried,
lost o. damaged. There may bs de-
lays. seemingly inexplicable and In
eNcussble. The new post Is not q
panacea. nor will II operate ITSELF -
Huntington Advertiser
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-07
DIRECTORS CHOSEN

An election OF directors OF the Col
ored Y. NJ. G. a. was held yesterday
afternoon from 2 until o'clock. From
ing ten were elected for term OF
three years: -. J. Graham. J w.
Hughes. W. o. Davis. VI. "A. Morrison,
solomon Peterson, William Benson.
w. A. Wright, I. r. MCGEE. p s. Ken
nedy and J. ". Crosby
4 meeting Of the directors will he
held next Thursday evening at which
time officers will be elected for the
ensuing year
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-07
SENATOR oRAYs CIGARETTE
BILL.

No doubt a wall of protest will go
up from cigarette smokers and deaf
ers all over the State against the pas
sage OF the bill TO be introduced by
Senator Joseph Gray. OF Elizabeth
The proposed law would make I; IN
lawful to sell cigarettes or the max
ings" 70 any one under 81 years OF
age, and would make it a misdemean.
or for q minor TO smoke cigarettes or
have them In his possession.
Possibly the cigarette does not 10
all the harm claimed for Il by its enc.
mics, and cigarettes are smoked by
many otherwise respectable citizens.
However. the verdict OF the medical
world is strong and unanimous
against lis use, and IL has become so
closely Identified in the public mind
with degeneracy that certain ia
miliar recipe for ruin may now be %
propriately rendered Wine. women.
cigarettes and song"
With the cigarette. as with all other
vices. the basis OF the damage done
Is physical. leading 20 mental wreck.
and the two combining to produce
moral ruin Wherefore. a luxury that
Injuries man or woman physically TO
a marked degree Is a vice. The Gig
arctic is IN this class. SO convinced
IS the general public Of this fact that
many employers will not hire men
addicted 10 the use OF cigarettes.
chasing them even above alcoholic
drinks as harmful agents
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-07
WHAT THE REPUBLICANS STAND
FOR

FOR.
The Clarksbure Exponent. which IS
ordinarily viciously and Extensively
partisan in its Democracy. takes en-
ception to the attitude OF the Wheel
ing Register and other Democratic
partisans concerning the organizat lion
OF the State Senate. The Exponent
holds that the people OF West Vir-
ginia clearly indicated a desire to
place the responsibility for State gov.
eminent in the hands OF the Republi.
can party. and that therefore the Re
publicans should be allowed 20 organ
ize the Senate in harmony with the
Republican House OF Delegates and
the Republican executive. On this
subject the Exponent says:
The Register remarks that the posi-
non OF the Exponent - a strange on-
Tor Democratic paper to take Are
would have all Democratic papers serve
their party TO the exclusion and hurt OF
their state? II 50. must declare
that we are unable to measure up To- the
standard set by the Register. We are
Democratic. There are plenty OF p-o-
PIE in West Virginia who will testify
ar the nature that would impeI us to he
PARTISAN To the extent of wishing To see
tps per, ,, do thai which is not To the
Who was 10 that said no man Is
greater ,ss, than his party? While ad-
beg leave 10 add that the partv OF no
man 10 greater than Is that mans coun-
try.
There is absolutely no comparison
between conditions in the State SEN
ate at present and the conditions Of
the State Senate two years ago. aside
from the fact that the body is stu
evenly divided in membership. Two
years ago the Democrats created and
carried on two fictitious contests for
the PURPOSE Of obtaining absolute con.
troll OF the Senate. BY these contests
they sought 10 unseat two Republican
Senators. who were fairly chosen. and
J TO that extent override the will OF the
electors. To have permitted the Dom.
ocratic organization into the State
Senate Al that time would have per
mitted also the unseating OF Senators
Hearne and White. an unqualified out
rage upon the voters OF their Senate.
rial districts. Moreover. the Presl-
dent Of the Senate is the lawful sue.
cessor 10 the Eovernorship IN the
event OF vacancy in that Office. The
Governor was a Republican. and Re
publieans properly had a rigat n in.
sist that the lawful successor 70 that
once should also be q Republican.
Every reason based on good citizen
ship and on obedience 10 the popular
mandate argues for a Republican or
saniEation IN the State Senate az this
time. The Republicans carried this
State by an overwhelming majority.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-07

UNCLE WALT. The Poet Philosopher.
lttItteE p ,IttsF $3.50 - b 81 -.

When b. ~ trouble
be- double
oil and p do Ihrrr
I tho
hile over hnadth epfaas
Do the
senetn" NON Ha chief BOO
be
who laa
hu
Holes
% be
broNses meadow sir a n hlu
WALT MASON.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-07
How's This?

We OFFER one Hundred Dollars Re
ward FOR any case OF Catarrh that can
not BE- cured by Halls Catarrh Cure
T. J. CHENEY & CO. Toledo. -.
We. the undersigned have known r.
Cheney for the last rs years and he
lieve him perfectly honorable IN all
business transactions ana financially
able 90 carry out any obligations made
by his nrm
NATIONAL BANK or COMMERCE
Toledo. -
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally
acting directly upon the blood and mu-
Crus surfaces of the system. Testiucn-
ais sent free Price 70 cents per bottle.
sold b. ali Druggists.
Take HfLrs Family Pills FOR constipa-
pation-Adv
Harry Hurry Hurry
Get your photo Tor Xmas ~ Freter
Bros studio. over German iiark
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-07

dor b. President represent President
the cremation of King Edward in 1902.
Shortly after the Appointment Mr. Choate ambas.
sadcr AT the Court OF ST James spent half hour in
conversation with Ir. Reid the Office a gentleman
who was our common friend.
Il should have esteemed ii very great honor had 7
been appointed ambassador at the Court OF St James
said Mr. Reid Earlier in active life. IL had
biton. outside work editor the Tribune. it
for service IN important executive administrative
capacity"
Blu, have heard. Mr.. Reid" said. that time
you could have entered a Presidents cabinet"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-07
Third Party" idea Goes BaIooninq.

The Hon Edward Cooper OF Mercer
county " no was On" Of the strongest
supporters ~ Colonel Roosevelt that
could be found In all Of West Virginia
10 an Interview in todays Mail echoes
the sentiment ~ th. Roosevelt sup
porters ST hon he says. Il believe in
COL Roosevelt. ard desire 20 say that
7 am still heartily In sympathy with
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-07

ing TO note how many people were
present at the ratification meeting
and whether or not the current report
that only eighteen or twenty men
were present is correct
INQUIRER.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-07
NEW NEWS OF YESTERDAY


CNHoRTli President ohn
ado
the
MT Reid
special
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-07
OPINIONS of the
State Editors
SUSPICIOUS.

The Information from the news col
umns that the hono-a bic Clarence ".
Watson II ON the JOB al Charleston
will no doubt be received with con-
siderable apprehersion.-Graf sent
incl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-07
CUfCUrdSOdD
and Ointment

Frost bites, chappinEs, ohshngs, red,
rough and tender faces and hands,
eczenas, itchings end irTitationsineL
dental to winter sports are promptly
relieved by warm baths With CutL
cura Soap, followed by gentle APP
plioations Of Cuticura Ointment.
Caus,rs s.sB 80 ofnvn--s - sfrousRgss -
v1~td tfosra saapis ~ 40 fasfsd nsn vffh
t1-p t1uh Afifsw ~Cuu~Iras u@yf ~. nr~tsn.
1Tadr-fsc~f 80 sNrvs IN eoHlfart ~ -
eura eoae lo.svtna euzA. ~. LHpwa usnpls ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-07
x OF COMMERCE

Get your photo Tor Xmas a. Fretsr
os' studio. over German Rank
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-06-03
JAMAICA.

Mrs Fred Sellers is not as we'll
Ell Proutv and family spent Sunday
in South Londonderry.
Mrs. Eunice Sprague returned to her
school ID Vernon Sunday.
States Attorney A. " ID. Piper and
family of Brattleboro visited al David
Eddy S, who is critically ID.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Williams Of
Windham visited her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs Lewis Savage, from Friday TO
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Harold Muzzy returned
to their home I'D Westfeld Mass. sun
day after a few days spent at James
a. Muzzy S.
Mrs. Ella Robinson and daughter,
Mary. returned home from South hill
Saturday. where Miss Mary Robinson
has been ill.,
Mrs. Henrietta clark Bemis elocu-
tiou teacher at Leland and Gray sem-
mary, visited AT G.. r. Clarke s the
first Of the week.
Mrs Henrietta Bemis viii give a
recital at the Congregational church
in the neay future. the proceeds to 20
to the library fund OF the sunday
school.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-06-03
WESTMINSTER WEST.

Miss Laura Wollmaa has friend,
Miss Smith, visiting her.
Ruth Harlow and Carrie Houghton
were home from Brattleboro over Sun
day.
Hugh Wellman is spending a short
vacation with his mother, Mrs Rachael
Wellman.
Judge Schwenk and family and Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Stolte spent Friday
Mt Harlan Goodhue 5.
f. T. Gorham of Boston was Mt his
brother Henry Gorham 5 over Me
mortal day and sunday
Miss Laura and Miss Lucretia Har-
low of Boston spent a few days last
week with relatives here.
The school in district No. ] had APP
propriate pre-mcmorial exercises last
Thursday afternoon, after which the
graves of the soldiers were decorated.
Next Sunday will be observed as
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-06-03
Fairy DELI Given to Bird Club.

Our citizens who are in the habit of
going out picnicing, and especially
those who do so by motor boat will
be interested in the fact that the beau
tiful grove, Fairy Dell, - at Charles
town, \. H., which % or 80 wears ago
was so thoroughly fixed up by the late
Sherman Paris of Charlestown, has now
been given by Mrs. Paris to the
Charlestown Bird club, and they are at
present engaged in repairing the diff
ferent walks, flights of stairs and cold
springs, so as to much better adapt it
for special and public purposes than
has been possible for many years. The
bird club of Charlestown is an active
organization, and is doing much to in
ylte wild birds to that delightful place.
They have built numerous bird houses
and arrangements for feeding and car
ing for them. While the grove is ad-
jacent to the river it is also in the
village itself, within a few steps of
the railroad station. Parties going
there by boat, railroad, team or auto
mobile can get to it easily and pleas
antly. The present ownership invites
people from all the surrounding towns
to make use of it for pleasure pur-
poses in any way they choose Many
of our older residents will remember
pleasant hours spent there wears ago,
but the place with its attractions had
been allowed to fall into a dilapitated
condition, now being Thoroughly
changed.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-06-03
ANOTHER BODY FOUND
ON GETTYSBURG FIELD.
Remains of Confederate Soldier Taken
From Leaf Mold.

Mute testimony to another of the
many tragedies of the battle of Gettys-
burg was found recently in wild
mountain region eight miles west of
the little Pennsylvania town when
the body of a Confederate soldier and
much of his equipment We're discover
ed under almost half a foot of leaf
mold, the accumulation of half a cen
fury.
The discovery was made by Clarence
A. Wills while surveying a tract of
land seldom traversed, save by hunt
ers. He was first attracted to it when
he stepped on the end of the barrel of
the old musket. Digging away the
leaves, he found the hammer and lock
and the trademarks showing the Eng
lish made gun which was much used
in the Confederate army. A belt
buckle, part of a canteen, several doz-
en- Confederate mimic balls and other
equipment We're found upon further
search, and finally shoe was found.
All We're close together between two
high rocks and would possibly never
have been discovered had not the sur
yeyor's line CHANGED to run over the
spot. All the wooden and cloth por-
tons had long since decayed, and the
body of the man to whom they belong
ed had long si2ce disintegrated
A fattened bullet bore testimony to
the manner in which he met his death.
The two large rocks at which the find
was made are on an eminence which
commands view for twenty miles or
more and overlooks the route of Lees
retreat after the battle. 4 large rear
guard followed the Confederate army
and is known to have been scattered
over the territory where this discovery
was made. Kilpatrick's Union cavalry
pursued over this same ground. and
the theory of the local historians is
that the Confederate skirmisher was
standing on one of the rocks when
struck by a Union bullet, fell between
the two and either died Immediately
or was in such a weakened condition
that ne was unable to climb out There
have been numerous discoveries of the
bodies of buried soldiers on the Gettys-
burg field, but this was the first in
stance for many years where evidence
of a body lying dead on top of the
ground has been reported