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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-29
NJ EST VIRGINIA
TAKES PART IN
CAPITAL NEVIS
Events Of Washington, D. G.,
Are Reported by Telegram's
Correspondent There
6sEEe1AL ] 3 1nE -T-ElEaHA.1

WASHINGTON, Nov. 29.-The Rev
DR.. Samuel Vanderbilt Leech. 4 brief
not1ceSof whose death at his home here
was given in these despntches Monday,
was well known throughout West Vim
gina. especially to members Or the
great Methodist denominations The
last decade Of his ACTIVE ministry was
spent III West Virginia. AIT various
times during those years he was pas
tor OF the leading Methodist churches
in Charleston, MorgantoWn and Wheel
ing, and he preached in many other
pu1ptts ia other towns in the state
and lectured from many platforms.
4e was decidedly gifted man intel
lectually. and his reputation as an
author was equally as we'll established
as his fame as an orator OF exceptional
ability.
The deceased man was the son OF
Daniel ID. Tnmpkins Igeech ana was
born March la. 1887 ait Albany. Az n.
Ills boyhopd and youth were spent In
washington In185l ha WAS appointed
captains secretary on the United
States WaTship Fulton. and served
during Its cruise in the South Ameri-
can and West Indian waters. Return
ing to the United States. he prepared
himself for the Methodist ministry ait
y the Garrett Biblical institute, entering
4 the Baltimore Methodist Episcopal
conference in 1898.
Prior to his becoming a member of
4 the West Virginia conference; he was
#napolis, Baltimore and Cumberland.
+ ~ 4 + K & j La
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-29

The first appointment to the Off
Gers reserve force Or the army made
under The new reorganization bill
.have been announced att the war de-
parrlnent, and arn one hundred In
number. Major George Il. Wallace.
who IS judge advocate general OF the
West Virginia National Gnartl and
whose home il in Huntington. is
placed i'll the reserve US a colonel.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-29

Secretary or War and Mrs. Newton
~. Baker Viii b. guests Of honor Of
tlIe Nest Virginia SocietE ut itS meet
.inE Friday night This viii ba line
annual cider apple and doughnut
party 7t t5e organization. and Prepa-
rattons ara being made M entertain
500 guests. "A varied program Will
he given and IN old fashioned dance
Will bring thc Festivities to q close.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-29

PA patent has been granted for al
trunk that also can be used as a bath
tub.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-29

~ 7- no.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-29
Bodily Housekeeping
(By smuel Hamilton, NJ. d.

Z 4 4 y n 81 Il = + f. u 8h +
The subject Of drinking water with
meals has been misund erstood
II recent years inyestiga CATION by
means Of N-Tays, the observations OF
scientists such as Cannon. Grutzner,
T'aylOv. Fowler. Hawk, prove that an
abundance of water taken during di-
gestion iH necessary in good bodily
housekeeping. To drink a pint Of
hot water before meals Is good Drac-
.tlce, and those suffering from a ca
itarrhal condition or the stomach will
find benefit in adding about 10 grains
\ ION e-sixthiof 4 level teaspoonful1 Of
Ibaking-soda. drinking it an hour be-
fore each meal Those who are in
.clincd to hyper-acidity should drink
slowly Il pint Of medium cold water
two hours after meals.
If Your Kidneys are sick OF you
suffer With lumhago or rheumatism
ait times. pain in the back or back Of
the neck. take a little Anurtc before
meals This can be found at any
good drug store. and was first discov-
Fered by Dir. Pierce Of the Surgical
Institute. in Buffalo, n. N.
When run down. when life indoors
has brought about stagnant condi-
ftlon in the circulation most every
one IlLGLl ~ y
Ills this So OF people past middle age.
This uric acid iii the blood often
causes rheumatism, lumbaEo. swell
ing If hands orfeet. or II bag Ike con-
ditionunder the eyes BacRachc fire.
Esqnent nrinatinn or the pains and stiff
ness of the joints and high blood
pressure. are also often noticed. Fly
eryone should drink plenty of pure
water and exercise in the open air as
much as possible have found that
\. AnuFlc. FIJI IN anttdoe for this uric acid
poison and that IL viii dissolve the
accumulation Of urir acid in the body
much Us hot water dissolves sugar &C.,
N Advertisement.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-29

4 X 4 Z y Ma.Fe II 80 f X . + F..
list week. while driving home from
this place behind Il spirited horse,
When she Trad reached the tor of the
hill between the two Booth farms the
horse took fright at some junk piled
beside the road and started On q run
down the steep hill and became I'M
manngeabIe. But whEr near the foot
.of The hill the horse fell into ditch
tine bank and the road with.
his heels up. Tie buggy was turned
throwing the girl vi-
.olently to the ground The accident
was Witnessed by members of tlle
John Booth family. who went re her
rescue. and found Her lying pros-
.trate in the road in q senli-conscious
condition. she was taken to the
mouse and revived. II took several
men some time To prE the horse from
6Ita #periIuns position u which il would
soon have died
Union Thanks giving services are
announced 10 he held in the Meth
.odist Protestant church here Novel1I-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-29

Der SO at $50 y. TIL.
Among the most serious Of the sick
of this community are Mrs. Mary ~.
Lynch and Russell Rogers.
Several Of the ladies OF Mt. Clare
made 4 surprise party on the tenth
wedding anniversary Of Mr and Mrs.
Bruce Norman one evening recently.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-29

Z ( E
1Fd.; also in Albany. Saratoga Springs.
an. T.; Sun Francisco. Calf: Pueblo.
colo, and TERN Hantc Ind
Iii broken health. tie retired from
active ministry I'M 1908. and had since
lived IN Washington. In 1863 Col
nnbian College, now the George Wash
instOn University. conferred on Dr.
Epcch the degree Of A. M. and in 1873.
ST Johns College III Annapolis hon
ored him With he degree Of y. y. ln
t6@2, white serving Il passionate lit Al-
bany. " Y.. he was elected chaplain
of the senate nf New York lie was
q member of the Oldest Inhabitants III
Washington and of tho Taft and Will.
son lilaugural committees.
Dr. Laech was the author ar n mn
Der nf books and pamphlets. and had
lcctured many times for benevolent
objects. He lis survived Nv his wife,
formerly Miss Hehccca Fnnderherg. Of
Cumberland Md. and by two sons. Ed
ward RI Leech, or Denver. Colo. and
pr Walter III Lseech. OF West Virginia;
also one daughter. Frances M. T-eech,
3f Washington alfia body Will res ln
Arlington cemetery
Escorted To the Union station by
detachments or engineer and cavalry
pf tile Iate Col William u, Cralghilt
was placed aboard train and shipped
to Charles Town. WI. Ya. Funeral
services wore held there in the Zion
Protestant Episcopal church. Tuesday.
followed by interment in the local GEM
etery Col Crafghill died in hos
pftaI here after ~ brief illness.
Col. CraiEhill was a son Of the late
Brig. Gen William FL CratEhill, for
nerly chief of engineers of the army.
He was we'll known 20 many West
Nirgintans for ttif reason that many
nfI$the government Improvements ON
THE rivers III the state were made I'M
tfer hia direct supervision. lie spent
d great deal Of time in West Virginia
| looking after this work He saw ser
| vice In the Boxer uprising in China
and in the Philippines. not as an .enEi-
nGer. but as an officer Of infantry.
/ However. his greatest work was as an
army engineer. He lis survived by his
wife and six daughters.
Because he helped the government
in prosecuting moonshiners II the
I8Charles "a. Mills is 4 free man He
vas pardoned from the penitcntiary
ny President Wilson
seiferst is the name given A new
l3pDstotfice# ordered established in Boone
county Harry nj Jones has been com
lnissioned postmaster.
Mi. and Mrs Thomas 3. sweeney
have returned from Wheeling NM VA,
where they Went because Of the death
lof Mir: Sweeney mother. NTr.
Ssweeney's sister and brother. AIiss
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-29
REAL HAIR SAVER


< HI . 4 & ( &
III YOU are rapidly. losing your hair.
and fear badness Wells-II ayrnaker#
invites you to#malle a three days test
Of Partisan Sage. If it does not stop
the excessive loss Of hair and make
your hair and scalp look and feel az.
least 100 per cent better. they will
return your money. .
Hundreds of men and women have
written telling OF the phenomenal re-
suits obtained BY using Partisan sage.
People who were bald say they now
glory in their beautiful hair 9th
ers who have had dandruff for years
say they got u clean, healthy scalp
after just a few applications Of this
splendid treatment.
No matter whether you are both
erred with falling hair, prematurely
gray hair. dry, dull and brittle hair
oily, greasy, strin ~ hair, dandrMf or
itching scalp, this well-known local
\ firm invites you to try Partisan Sage
iii their risk If it succeeds the cost
is trifling. and should it fail the cost
|#is nothing. No string 81 red tape to
this money back offer. If your hair
His worth saving, Partisan Sage is
worth trying and "a large bottle is in
expensive at your favorite drug Or
toilet counter Advertisements.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-29
DOES RHEUMATISM
BOT Her YOU !?
Many Doctors Use Musterole

Many Doctors Use Musterole
So many sufferers have found relief
in8 Musterole that you ought to- buy 1.
small jar and try it
Just3 spread it o1lI With the fingers. Rub
At in. First YOU feel 4 gentle glow, then
"a delicious, cooling comfort Mustcralc
8routs the twinges, loosens ZIP stiffened
joints and muscles.
Musterole is clean, white ointment,
made with oil of mustard. Itpcrctratcs.
TO the seat Of pain and drives ii away,
but does not blister the tenderest skin.
takes the place bf the rnussy, old
fashioned mustard plaster.
Musterole IS recommended for bron-8
rhitis, Group, asthma, pleurisy, lrmbago,
neuralgia, sprains, bruises. stiff neck,
headache and calds of the chest (itoiten
preyer3s pneumonia I.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-29

4 Mr.. and MRS. Penny Peck. formerly
VIC Huntington and Parkcrsburg. are
the Shorcham for the winter Their
s9nlc IL III Honolulu iii which place
ir. Peck has been so successful III
ltsiness that liz is well known ais one
| the wcalthiest men in the Islands,
lany years ago Mr. Peck promoted
nntral City. near Huntington. He. Isl
ery fond Of talking of His life in
cst Virginia and the friends lie had
4ere. He ia very loyal 10 the state
nd always pleased 10 meet and talk
it'll anybody from there.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-29
arleys ability to guess out thu viii

Lawrence Cuttings. formerly of
sarkersburg. but now successful
.aleigh.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-29

European soldiers carry small
flasRs Of oxygen to revive gas-strick-
en- comrades.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-05
RUSSIANS LAUNCH
THEIR New DRIVE


Berlin fvta sayvilisl Aprl ms
fsi'ewfen asaefsg asetsmant waa ieaeed
jsaar "a tEerman haaaaaaftaFH
Tire wrsat shMct ef IRE NaRaea n.
fnnKi4s clearly demonstrated hv
cha fsIaw3mm arnsy oraer Aasssa w
ne conaanaar 9u -eh1af So kna Hua-
sian wsst fsaut
Txesps ~ fha wsas frent
Ht meHfaa ago. wieh mHeh ~sa&
enea fses ana smnH nambaF ~
rirns ana areeiA@sm yau stepped tha
aasms sfv88ca ara agta9 having
halted han Baar Mo1saetoMna. ypu 0c
eaptaa yaur present position
f5ia Ma sesty and veuT eeaafFy naw
expect ffagu von a@w heraGa aehiavu-
fnantz t8 artge tha enemy outside th@
857gfw on saa empire Mhau F@n stars
famorrem / shall BRi}ew@ Fer BaWF eowg
SO ara deep patriotism ard loYa gnF
shn aMr ama sAAll be san 4tAe@a thms
4au M#8l a. 8aur sacred HmfH toward
tha CaaF aaa gear country 90 He@rafe
fmar hrakh#fa. who suffer unaeF fhs
snkm 81 fha nawwY God help @nr
haHs@
tat#aa85 NwEMT
infant lea @Fat
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-05
THE RIcHMoND vIRoINIAN-WEDNEsDAY. AFRIL 100
BERLIN WILLING TO
CDNCEDE OUR CLAIMS

RaH Nfau. AHrtf FbH a6miH3@e
traitors hae received iHtlmafi9n@ frnfa
Hmrita thaB fmnarl#l c#NHeaiior gpn
@ethHanu la}iweM #8fB Hasf Score
fairy ~ state lansing @s9Fs thaa haE1
cray tn fhe HslMmaftuH warfare coue
fH
#faMH 3oa #ht Gfaw 4 H4#H mHthpFitf
tfnna received are @#n ~
.t Hes aeaaFsea. 81 to enHss4s tha pos
wafa aeFu af "a 8iBiMmM8fa BREAK with
HerfnanH. aH@pita tha apparent Smrte
saanaH ~ soFaa ~ TIA easaa B@natnK.
THe statement wHe mAHa shAf isHT-
rmuT BE good Ea3fa made HanA8fa
sfow saa ID sbe slt@a states fesuecta
aw HeH conduct nF #unarIG@ hE
H#ft5os b thnf sN8 nm#sr
rnT ma# eV
eaaH ifar HfadweH eslahe8 emily ta
Hazsat HHeFmaH HHf h#gs
chips
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-05
MANY REVENUE Men
STAND SUSPENDED


Rxaahlnwton April Hav&fa1 fav
ease alranfs smaaEsaa Ia iahaaaa saaaan
sraua cases hsvs haan suspended ssnd
lhE farthsr Investigation Their aamssa
aFs wlthhaid ~ sha Traa@ary pspaFs-
ufank sHelala
h was aamN9aH - oEalaaa today
tha1 ghsfa have haaa disclosures 81
sorraptiom tn ths Internal ravenaa
#@fHkea as result ~ th@ wholesale
arrests 8f cigar Hn8 cigarette maaa-
fs fWfara e MnM ash ana other eafi@a
ElMorau@ prosecution ef dishonest
s8Na1a w3N gallaM G ##H abMRameaa
Geaf2 payments nv w@m8f#6 t8fnra
ta HuFsrnmaHf aHamfa hA88 probably
FasHhsa usra than $4,000 88# fn the
apfaloa of me aHelala while Use taaa
Ga Gh@ gawerrfaeae a. fsanft ~ toe
frauds t ia emtiH1ataa hoe exceeded
$50 88a 900
#Efw allegations x graft wsFs m@8a
~ Attorney fmH #ntnay ~ #aM
York counsel For tha zoe ea avus
a affes#6 tha eaf14 p
#sw TnrR etEv ffs represented 70
fha aaaaF meme officials ln@t aovaral -
HEa Hansa had admitted their EaAtf
AND hRd involved eartafn govern Haeft
weuza tn whom faaq s4@EnH thay hA8
#aaa paying various sauH f9F pro
f@et5an fer tha pa#E fRu pe&rs
&att a5af 81 feweY aa axeHsss
ea5# sHat arrests Haga been made BE
%aW York HFeakH9a EnHaaafNnaa
and HttsbDrH EnFasslMRttpma have
been m8A 90 either e}tlaa Stocks
amounting go thousands ag dollars In
NAtts have been @stxad ana ae8fa8 nv
tna 8ag. fuueHt a@anka
Charges have h#eH made that the
accused revenue agents re4s@e ed
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-05
OKLAHOMA MOB TAKES
NEGRO FROM co. ST

label OKLA Aps8t 4 AstaF iBMsen-
aaN 10 evidence At khm pr@itR4a in@# Y
eaetnS hHF@ yesterday & 0@ear A@F-
tln. q negro charged @FgEb hasank At
GAe2wA s tntrte@a- y@@r-ala @AFt. MOE
ct several hanar@A mea ewegwow @rea
court attaches aud hanged tne ne8so
feoaa a a@cpaa @agg b@gc@ny Of ta@
courthouse
AT s. pNa-@re@AA@8 signal Eh@ WAa
spe@hM up Fgom among ths ap@@tasaFa
Az fha conclusion af ths evidence
Whlla eowgx uG3Ae wrm @ar@ held prf@an
esq the u@9ra wam anamAeA 20 th@ bal
eanY from wn}ah be wAm thgewn AFt#f
Hns aaH ag TaHa BAD bssa nl##*a
Asa H#8M Mn# # akaME as@
a@s8lfa 90 p@Nt
&fs@ ue0h dispersed w8ntM q gaM
uinataa. aa4 n8 faeshsr disorder ~
ara @+tK@f@A
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-05
THE WEATHER


M@sRlaA fsaA ApFsl #egae@ag kvr
Va @AaasAAY 8Aa thNFAday
VtEw4h&4 H8tf WeanH@aas &fmeg
sa a8sth @ae @##g PORTIONS Nhwrsae&
f#At
Ne8th aiW4 Vale IS s8oss4s aaA
@s9habts Fhataa&A
Vas aauthafa atagWs la uam ~ th8
alaaA# AEsAMsia avAat AmA @aTthM
@8tthaA&kmAFA tg hMs h@aa #ttaM4aA
bs r&tn 3a zoe At8ala AflansAa a&ataa
$50 8aathaHa New NnMimna #MA aN4w
ia Natth@t# @@w NHWt8bs saa sAtfeWa
NVttheFn Ma@ xwfh Aaaai anaws ArV
also reported fsaWs tha aHHaF iAks ra
ataa asa ths sskftaa wpaaf Mlaal@#iWeg
FAilas anA aa@m ama t#im frVm th@
asekhRFA EtaaA8 MNamaMiw sac teH Mas
&A4 4asA 1akahMAsa
4h# in4saA si#R# ass thMk th# weather
wtt - A#Me8stse isle v aaH@*a8H awA
Nhws #saa8 #4sg tae states 4&at af the
astsassaippa River s&esTt tHst aaae -
afae@hls v aaessaAs la %e*tbetn Nam
en8tM@A
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-05
rNaa tsamM rats

N@n AA&aA4a TUN ApFii The
81 eat Taaas HANK aua TeaM Conn "a nv,
Is state suHs ~ s@8 {8asitutiaa. fNgiaa
ta apaa lta aaata yesterday having
IL ths bAnA affairs was charged
State aanklnA KIN asaa EaaanneF Pat
garsan sail there pcshN htt wlfi ~ Bo
ioaa ameepk 60 A@posstara tn tNa say
Euks a8pa gtasank anA that tna* viii
ahtaiH about sNYN8ts five eanfs sea
taa dollar Deposits protested hF 8hs
state guaranty law axaa@A zee a@8
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-05

Special is Tha NtchmeHA Ntf&iHi&n
neaaa Church NM AaaI Ats
t8f MaS A@aa a
saA4a. aa saa8 away aa Saturday and
wms b8gEaa Manaay Ak Whltehead q
Grove Chafeh
h8ef husband wAa baFt@a 3ast ems
week before ana an infant thrsv
@eesa before shA leaves taa Na3
tafaut fBag &HFsa w@aAs Hla
SHE leasea siA children ~ whom
Horace Il mn8 Hl3}afd f. stRa iu SAT.
fa4k Va The otbsr8 @tf make 2aalv
horaa with relatives
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-05
wOMAN mmo @uAEao
HUSBAND IN nU9as DtHs

Ivmah barw. va, April & ~~aFa @@3
egs wnsglsw . nssaratn@ house R@@~
uvInfrasv 81 Naw GLASGOW manrp ema~
a3avun 81 Lane A G0 waaa work pn
ghn southern double fr@cktaA. reasd "
atsa he a hospital here LAT Rt@hL from
4 pistol shot sound inflicted by h@r
husband saturday na#w Maw l8lmA8n y
nhan ana eawp8a engaged ia pistol
aumE e. ehnrs range,
w~hfflnm whose HrmR name eannof
BE learned s#rn. returned grmfn isvneh
borg wfth ais months pay and Hpan
reaching New Glasgow ne naaps@ l@R&
ire depot aaAHra}tnR. Soon aff@F m@fa :
M sheE har l0 tna abdomen aua ahe
drew a8F Fw3efwsF shooting Miin
hroumh tna meck ef3&aE nlm &u-
stam&iy
Tna wuHaan mas broa8nE haF# S@E
araaY alKht HNg 8n8E #sa A4&~A
today Go New Glasgow
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-05

Henry f Tate. q wta@}z snawu err
xinHar ~ the HAehwau3 efH0ar KS
aurM aaa Potomac Railway a1e8
Monday a8KhE @f 30 O'Clock tn b@
boone 883 West aFsce 8fr@@t te@ata
ssaa Nss ge para s8@ #Esna@8t &h
n8nuc@manE @l8t b8 made later fAa
E.. survived hg a wBAaw tMo aaBEh
t~fa Misses Marie and Ellen Tate ONE
brother Joseph rate ard fear B3s~
tsrs. A Iarxa delegation az tn@ @re&h-
arhaaa - Railroad Engineers wil} at
TEND the funeral
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-05

HalIfhN. q : Apr3 FnH f3rITla0
steamer carly Whhch sailed from
Genoa February IA fur Philadelphia
aas tomed tnto thfa naFe late last
nI@hs by eaa steamer Fa#@ta. FH@
s}aAMafa tai9 shaft wAs bfaMsa The
WuxatM *ant sa h@r assistance after
picking ap wireless ea8 fsF help
Mare@ al
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-05
INSANE HUNTER IS
DEAD AFTER BATTLE
fad Held F@Tt Aas Wight, Af2eW EaT-
las @gwsAamsf F8vs FswNon@-- sssFas
OE8@www fesa9 A m@B

nabHien 4 ADra wiHaam
nau'aE banaaf aaa essAa@ sag a@aA
To-day az RTE borne. mhara ha haa
sounded ava persons ana fought
long battle wlth gh# sharsw ana feBf-
tsen deputies whe attempted 10 aF@
rast him
Armed win rifles sa8tRana aaa re-
gotvarn bnuley mlfhasaaa newa hg ths
toantg authorities from noon gmssae-
dap Bntff e@rlY shla megalnm Nhan
thH attackers after long aslaMea
forced thmtf way 3Hfa thm huuaa thmV
fanaa U@nEsT had slnnst hiaMn ana
appef part ~ his haaa eH wlth a sacss
8uas Tha hoaY lAg ss fha hest # aha
stairs where fom1sv hm6 for hours
#pf che bmnsn@@ra Sc hav
rhe towns people whn had Bman fsY-
fof wsTfeEsm FOR maaTe than twnEea
hours while th@ hatfia @ens GA. Sock
eH e ponlsYa honas tednp 90 wiew me
anassa
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-05

tconHoasa Frona rlrus paas j

Aldermen ls iselaeaa 81 RsnanH-
ran BODY James F'arr@gA Esafn-
aeFaGia Aaze saar gaf twenty g@ara. and
aa4 ~ NlusaAf8# sponsors was ia
HgsiHeIY beaten A feature III tha aE@es
saa #aa the triumphant re @asrT tB1 .
#eat politics af farHasr +. 8 Senator
Morgan % Buckley. was tba chief
Haf&arkv manager
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-05

EsuM5eg@ ffianas Believe re was
driven ta temporary insanity ~ Ms
resent arrsst for shooting H@ckn Bn&
~ season ard th@ luspnsstiaa af 4 9n@
of Hs8a wh8eh ha nauld mne rav m@
accused two 81 his neigh hows ~ nAk-
ing tha complaint agaiasf ham ard
opening Ere On them wtK@ a shotgun.
wounded BOTH. faiFA nefwMnaF wha
Iaf erfarsa also was sounded rsongav
thee age8 seveTal ahega ~ mis- w1fm
ard ~ tha wife ~ a nsiwn hnr. slightly
meandlnw sbs latter. For hours there
after Boalsy Hre8 AZ AIRY parsam @h@
es a@ near his bum@. A policeman a.
tempting an arrest htm wam mhns fn
Ina arm ard leg
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-05

re r@aaTSa ~ ihs hsal@sa. a&a@.
pIeAg Is w4sheMs paeallal il hlas
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-05

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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-29

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gi de @taatsminiiter Baron Jelir
bon 8lo9bouien. III auf 5eirem
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