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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-06-02
PRESIDENT OF CHINA
IS POISONED.

Tokyo, May 2S.-Reports to the
Tokyo Asahi from Picking states that
the condition Of Yuan Shi Kai, Presi-
dent Of the Chinese Republic, is grave.
He was taken i'll Tuesday and cannot
speak. II Is suspected he has been
poisoned.
For many months Yuan Shi Kai has
been the storm center Of political trou-
BILE in the far Eastern republic. Dur
ing this time he has made bitter enc
mics. and his country has been torn
with revolutions and unrest
Yuan was inaugurated first President
Of the Chinese republic October IL.
1913, after acting for several months
as Provisional President. His election
came after centuries Of Manchu rule.
He was to serve a five-year term
In August of 1914 talk of re-estab-
fishing a monarchy began. There was
much opposition to this move at first,
but in December the Council of State
voted 2.043 to 1893 In favor of the
monarchy. Yuan Shi Kai was invited
TO be the Emperor. At first he declined
to accept. but finally under pressure
from political leaders acquiesced to the
desires OF the Council on condition
that he remain President until con-
venient time for the coronation.
Because OF vigorous protests from
Japan, Great Britain and expression of
displeasure by other Powers Yuan
postponed the coronation indefinitely.
New Years Day Yuan sat on the
throne. but he has never been officially
crowned Emperor.
Soon after the Council voted for a
return to the monarchy a serious re-
bellion broke out in the southern prov
inces Of the country. 1t spread rapidly
and many Of the republic troops join
ed the rebels. Quiet was partially re-
stored. but political outbreaks have
continued since.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-06-02
DO YOU KNOW that

Efficient muzzling OF dogs will Grad
icate rabies?
The protection OF the health of chill
dren is the first duty OF the Nation?
Bad temper is sometimes merely q
symptom Of bad health?
Insanity costs every inhabitant In
the United States 81 per year?
The U. s. Public Health Service ha,
proven that typhus is spread by lice?
Untreated peilagra ends in insanity
In the lexicon Of health there Is nj
such word as neutrality against dis
ease?
The death rate Of persons under 4!
is decreasing: Of those over As 1t is in
creasingz
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-06-02
Another Body Recovered
From Sam Brown Wreck.

A body recovered from the river
near the docks OF the Pittsburgh Coal
company. Huntington. Monday after
noon has been Identified as that OF
Samuel Bowyer. second engineer on
the Sam Brown. which blew UP in Feb
ruary. killing eleven persons.
Soon after the towboat Val p. Col
Inns passed down the river. workmen
Of the coal company noticed body
floating Just below the wreck OF the
Sam Brown. The body was brought TO
the shore and identified by a tattoo
mark OF an American nag on the right
arm.
Mr.. Bowyer was a man Of probably
| aafty-hve years.
Two bodies yet remain in the river
being that Of Captain l.. G. Blair. OF
Pittsburgh. master. and a negro fire.
man. II Is believed these bodies will
come to the surface soon as the water
Is becoming warm.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-06-02
Surprise Birthday Party.

Mrs. ID. B. HardwIck sprang sur
prise party on her husband Sunday
She had invited a number Of friends
In 10 celebrate the 43rd anniversary Of
her husbands birth without letting
him know about IL. Dan had made ar
rangements to go to Louisa, KY, and
had started when he was told by q
friend that several guests would be IN
20 zee him in the afternoon. Then hi
came back home and found about
thirty-five gentlemen friends gathered
on his lawn.
Many presents were bestowed upor
the County Prosecutor The guests sub
scrfbed a splendid fund to purchase q
gold piece which will later be present
ed 70 him.
Refreshments were served to all fol-
lowed by treat from the host TO the
cigars.---Wayne News.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-06-02
BIG BLAINE PRODUCE CO.

We are the highest buyers In Eas-
tern Kentucky on wool. hides. copper.
brass and ginseng. Tub washed wool
No. /, Ale Grease wool. No. i, 35c.
clear OF burs. Want eggs at Ice cash.
or lie in groceries. Springers. 2 lbs
or over, zoe cash or Csc in store. We
pay one fourth the value of a cow for
her hide. II she is worth $40. we pay
$40 for her hide II the weight is in the
hide We little people do business in
four different places. We shipped out
in 20 days $4,000, (thirty-six thousand)
pounds of eggs. poultry, potatoes, etc,
and we hunger for trade all the time.
We sell you clear side bacon, our own
packing, for 15c. Pure leaf lard at
right prices. 15c hams in store. We
handle fresh caught fish shipped on
ice. We deliver fresh loaf bread from
Louisa Bakery back to Blaine and get
il almost hot Friday a m. for lOc.
Wrapped at bakery in clean paper. Ice
cream sold by the quart. Have order
ready. Can't stop but a minute Lem
ons, apples. 2 lemons for sc. big jun
DO bananas for SC or 3 little ones 5.
We do a strict cash business on all
perishable goods. We make regul'r
weekly trips up Brushy Fork above
Wilbur and up Big Blaine. near Ter
ryviIle and sell loaf bread and fresh
caught fish. Charley Pack. OF Chan
derville. will make regular trips down
Rockhouse and Blaine every week with
the Big Blaine Produce Company's
fancy up-to-date groceries. He takes
orders 10 days ahead and is hungry for
.-,a> T..a srSnaral mn narNr ~ this
firm can't farm. has not ridden on
horseback in II years. Looks like we
ought to have the privilege OF paying
cash for eggs Ice. hut Il seems like
some dealers don't think so.
n. J. PACK, Manager Four Stores.
BLAINE, XIV.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-06-02

County Agent Rome Rust spent Sun
day with his mother at Charleston. w.
Va. returning TO his work Monday
our farmers and they speak in highest
terms OF his efforts 10 do them service.
The county fair this fall viii be an eye
opener 20 everybody Preparations are
now being made 10 make Il one OF the
best ever held in the state.-wayne
News.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-06-02
Community operations should center

Community operations should center
in the school From the school shouId
radiate the influence OF the boys and
girls clubs. These clubs must be more
than an organization for the working
If an acre OF corn or OF raising a pig OF
poultry or canning tomatoes. They
must meet the needs OF the boys and
girls for recreation as well as industrial
education The fathers and mothers of
the club members should be and must
be the leaders in the farm and home
ORGANIZATIONS
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-06-02
Seine nsors For
/ Faystts County.

Seizure OF . large quantity OF booze
said 20 have been consigned TO poiiti-
clans In Fayette-co.. was an exciting
event At the Huntington Chesapeake q
Ohio oficea Eighteen suitcases. con-
tanning $40 plnts OF liquor were taken
from n drawing room In a Pullman at
tAched TO Chesapeake a Ohio train No.
Monday morning by @. a o. Special
Agent Joe Henderson. The booze had
been put on the train Mt Ashland. the
railroad officials said.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-06-02
Uniform Examination R.suI...

The report Of the first Uniform ex-
animation was received by the county
superintendent at Wayne. w. Va. last
Friday. There were ia applicants and
OF this number 6s made grades. which
entiile them to n certificate. i've made
application for a renewal OF number
one certificates and four were success
full and l04 failed TO make any certi-
ficate. Owing to the fact that the ques-
lions were out. the applicants grades
were all issued subject TO investiga-
lions. which are being made by the au-
thorities. Several young applicants
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-06-02
weIeh Couple Married.

Miss Hattie Bowles. n very attract
i've young Girl OF welch. who has been
visiting her sister. Mrs. J. p. Hender-
son at Huntington. was married in
catiettsbury on Friday TO Mr.. r. r.
waidron. also OF WEIGH. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. 3. NJ.
Keith. They returned at once TO Hunt
ington. leaving on Saturday for WEIGH.
The bride is the charming grand daugh
ter OF the Rev. NJ. ID. Bowles. OF Mt.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-06-02
-Four Men Killed
In Coal Mins.

BIueheid. w. Va. May 27.-Two over
seers. Daniel Rudy and John Raymond
and two unidentified miners were kill
ed to-day by an explosion In the mine
Of the Houston Golfers Company. near
weich. W. Va. Five other miners wers
seriously hurt. but 20 at work in near
by rooms and entries escaped TO the
surface uninjured. The cause OF the ex-
piosion has not yet been deten.insd-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-06-02

Several days ago as Lum Brum-
ield was driving home from Hunting
ton, his horse got started and ran away,
throwing Mr., Brumheld out and break
ing his arm In two places.
He showed great nerve when the
doctor set his arm. and refused TO take
chloroform and helped the doctor set
the arm.-Wayne News.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-06-02

grades will be Withheld because they
misrepresented their age. No applicant
will receive a certificate, who is not Is
years Of age on or before the first day
OF September this year.
The following persons made grades
which viii entitle them TO receive num-
Der two certificates:
J. X. Ball. Esther childers. James W
Marcum. Jessie Newman, Ferrol Lee
Newman. App Queen. Macie Sullivan
Elizabeth Tabor. Bascom Boyd, Jay N
Compton. Kzzie f. Crabtree, J. Roy
Fuller. Lutte L Lakin, G. G. Legg. Lu-
Their l. Lycan. Della A. Parsons. Cur
tbs c. Queen, Nora Summons. John T
Spencer. Frank L. Thompson, Sadi,
Thompson. Bertha Wellman, Myrtle
WEIGH. Silas Withers. Elisha A. Buck.
ingham-
Renewals: Mrs. Anabell Copley, Ru.
fus Lester. Evangeline Thompson anC
]. c. Strother.-Wayne News.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-06-02

MAdge Lester. daughter Of Rufus Lea
ter has made perfect attendance nj
school for consecutive years. This Is
remarkable record. She has never
mIsscd = day nor been absent nor
tardy. How many pupils In the county
have ~ fns record a. thisi-Wayne
News
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-06-02
Bulletin No. 1
bulletin No.
A Mistake in the Policy Of
the Bethlehem Steel Company
To he People:


sllOooooo Of tho Peoples
the House Of
esof atdh
plant inr q
ThenLaaL eoft tho chen Cpan
emsdoE
now ehreh 10 . proven
shall nahet homisa ko nencen longer
Hnshnh hal policy piIdty e
unonotd
has with the American Government fairly
and
tho Anne People
has kr vntyye
cokHh an . N
s-s s-su Kp ~.
UNITED STATES sss:
than do il; and
PEOPLES
MONEY BE WASTED GOVERNMENT PLANTf
s sos1 X g Svs E.ss Bethlehem Steel Company
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-06-02

Mrs. w. II. Moore and daughter OF
Fort Screven. Ca. arrived at Elmwood
Saturday and will spend the summer
with her foster parents. Mr. and AIRS.
I. b. Ferguson Mrs. Moore IL the
wife Of sergeant w. H Moore OF the
7tth Savannah coast Artillery. stationed
At Fort Screven. Ca His company
was recently ordered TO the Mexican
frnnt.-Wayno News.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-06-02

John p. Malcolm died at Kenoya Sat
urday. age "a He was a well known
farmer OF Wayne county. -Four sons
and three daughters survive.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-06-02

T. n. johnson. Representing . wealthy
concern has ieAsed about rs farms In
the vicinity % LAvAistte and Shoals
and win soon put down several test
wells IN that locality. The frst one will
be put down on onsie carroIs lands
near the mouth OF Hewcomb. Work
win b started AZ onee---wAyns Ssvs.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-06-02

1IeHOves AnoLn - NousD 1ln-SuFoW ey1
saives. and tapes. bandages. and
f says oR st h made so y9qr eesnS o grow
and figure this: Put two drops
Of "Gets-It- on the corn. II dries
at once You can put your shoe
and stocking on right over IL The
come on clear and clean. It's the new.
easy way. Nothing TO stick or press
on the corn. You can wear smaller
shoes You'il be a Joy-walker. No
''Gets-It" IL sold by druggists every
where. ESQ a bottle, or sent direct By
u. Lawrence & Co. Chicago. Ill
Sold in Louisa and recommended az
the worlds best corn remedy. by LOU
lisa DRUG CO., ]. II. REYNOLDS.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-06-02
WEST VIRGINIA
ITEMS OF NEWS

Williamson. West virginiR's second
Redpath chautanqua IL TO be held July
third 70 July tenth
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-06-02
FARMS ron SALE

Farm. 10 acres bottom LAND. 7-roou
dwelling house. on river. railroad an6
county road. close to church. school
and stores. Plenty fruit trees Good
garden
Farm. 65 acres. mostly In graza;
house and barn. young orchard: Tires
miles from Louisa S15o0.oo.
Farm. so acres. one mile from Fort
Gay. W. Va On railroad and county
road and river. Good land. No house
Price $1,000. ~
About IS acres fertile river bottom
land. one-hah mile below Fort Gay.
Also 100 acres adjoining Fort Gay.
Good grass land. six or seven acres q
il level Price $4,000. tf-2-s
r. h. YATES. Louisa. Ky.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-06-02

Hope. and Is prominent IN al aocIal
and church affairs Of the section where
she resides.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-06-02

Earl Mosser. who has been in staun-
ton Military Academy At stAunton, Va
arrived home Sunday. He had been In
IN health Tor several weeks and left
school a few days before the close Of
the term. He IN rapidly gaining in
health Earl IL a ine young man and
win make his mark In the world some
day.-Wayne News.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-06-02

We want to close our books and
want all who owe us to settle same by
June Is. 1916. SNYDER HARDWARE
co. 2s-st.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-06-02

Miss Hernia Marcum has been elect
ed principal OF the Ceredo. CIV. Va.
Graded schools. Miss Bessie Marcun
will also teach in the school.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-01
MONEY GIVEN BY WAITE
FOUND HID UNDER TREE
Emfalmcr Kane Reveals hiding
Plncc Of Funds Forced on
Him h. Dentist.
ROLL. TOTALS ONLY $500
Indictment Returned by Grand Jury
Charging Murder Of John r.. Peek,
and Accused Man Probably Will
BE .trraiancd ON Monday.

NEW YORK. March 3i.-Buricd uu-
der tree ~ the CNtrcm" tip of Long
Island. u detective late to-day found -
roll of bills which Eugene oliver Kane.
the cmba liner. asserted was forced upon
him by br. Arthur Warren Waite IL an
effort - induce him 10 swear tncr"
arsenic in tn" crnbainljug nuid
used ON tho body OF Waite s fathcr-ln-
law. John r.. Peck. "f Grand Rapids, FOR
whose murder tho young dentist WAS
indicted To day. Tho roll which Waite
told District Attcrncv Swami coutaiu-
ed $4,000. ,otallcd only $500 when IL
Was found by tn" detective. Kane said
hc never counted the money Will" II
was in his posscssiuu. and. therefore.
did not know whether WHit"'s count
WAS accurate.
Dctcctivo John Cunifrc. accompanied
by kau". started carly to-day for
Orient Park. Long Island. where Kane
told tho district attorney n" had buried
tho money Arriving at Grccnror, they
, undertook to complete tho trip by au-
tomohilc. hut the na"hin" became
alleh three miles out. and tho. "cr"
Obliged Ia walh back.
Finally they reached Orient Point IN
tho launch Of q hotel proprietor After
landing Kane lod tho way TO tho =r"N".
One Of tho trees was conSpicu"uSiN tan,
and under II was buried roll % h,ilS,
Tho detective. in tho presence "'
money and reported To tn" district at
torncy that /; amounted To S'.N"".
According to the story told hy Waite.
he also gave Kane Il check for S'.i"",
which Kane admitted having accepted.
This check has not Yet boon located.
District Attorney Swami sad %
night that Waite, who is prisoner at
bellevue Hospital where he * rc"oN-
crinE from tho effects Of drugs taken
Just before his arrest viii bc arrai"n"'
on Monday on the indictment which
charges him with murder in tn" first
degree
When told hv his attorney. walter
Deuel.. that hr had been Indicted Vat"
exclaimed. That's what ] expected.
Deuel. stated that when IN" SuG:"St"d
AN insanity dcf"rs" 10 him. Waite hc-
clarCd: u am just as sane rs YOU arc
You can't help me in that way. I'm
not afraid OF tho electric chair
Miss c"zclla Curbctt, formerly OF
Grand Rapids but now living here. de-
MED to District Attorney swami to-day
that she had written u letter to br.
Charles \. Bull. OF Grand Rapids. de-
clarin- in il that Wait" had sand to
her soon after his marriaC" TO Miss
Peck:
Don't worry. Wen soon Toe spend
inc Fcck's money.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-01
IN FAVOR OF FINDING
MARSHALL IN CONTEMPT
Ills Recent Letter 10 nou,r Sui,con-
niitrc VIII TIC Submitted With
Recommendations

WASiiNGToN. March &l-Unitcd
states ATTORNEY AlarshaI,.s rercn, ,o,,.-
10 tho subcommittee irv.s,ira,,,
REPRESENTATIVE Euch.u,u.s imnc.Ah =
meut charges viii bc submitted IN tho
House without recommendation. and a
resolution 10 nud tn. attorney in con
temp; viii be introduced
The committee to-day voted to adopt
THIS course. Chairman Webb said the
member TO offer the contempt resolu-
ton would be selected later.
The letter 10 which the committee
taxes execution was written by the at
'ori'cF "hcN subcommittee invcSti-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-01


"''''>' '''>' N'roh "'--p Depart
mcnt Of Justic" officials announced to-
dav that two alleged conanirators ,.i,b
,,, tt
"
"''" "h inc "c''ahn |"hai were under
arrest in New York: that - third was
under surveillance in Now Err,,,J am,
,b.,, mo, ox,oc,od n
-
According 7" the story told depart
mcnt agents by HerSt won der COLT.
tho ,I,crcd ccr,, . , .
"
y" '"c9"a!' INC Pi"h 10 hi"W w Inc
Wcliand Canal was known To Captain
won rapcn withdrawn German military
attach. u.b, furri,,,od ~ ~
""H 'u"''" us
say 'hS Won i'Pch had !ndorscd the
Wciland Canal plan after ii had been
decided that il would be impossible to
lead large armed expedition into
Canada from the United States
Won der GoltH came to the United
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-01
DIES ON STREET
f"m I"i"r Tnsscs AVN! just AFTER ru-
li"rmnn Dubuque ,niI>
Ambulance.

Tom J"''c ~ Io1 North Smith street.
di'd last NIGHT within nyc minutes ar
toy Policeman Dubuque found him IN
"n "ll"y between Broad aud M@rShall
street.. or seventh street Office
'uhupG" 81 ono" called Ambulance
surgeon Porter. but the victim was
dEin- when tho auhulauc. after q,
record run. arrived upon tha scene
IN" man hr"athcd his last at tho cor
n'r of Seventh and Marshall streets
Wher" IA" officer had carried him 'm
hls arms to await the au,huiin.c
Dot ctivc Sergeant HALEY iuvcsti-
-"icd tho case. aud after notifying
Coroner Taylor. tho body was ordered
turned over to Undertaken Elilev. Tor
"u"r Taylor viii view Tho remains this
morning at |" o'clock. III" polio"
believed last nigh; thai loice who is
vel known 1" them had sdc,uuhcl to
natural causes. y" ioul pay MS .,is-
pc ted
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-01
H0Bs0N ASKS WHY OLD
MEN WERE DROPPED
wiling 1" Act in Harmony Only if
Other Members Are Doing
the Right Thing.
CANDIDATES. At IrALIAN CLUB
ruler Tells Of His Track Removal
fight; Pollock Pledges His Ailcyi-
ancc to Clay Warti-AinsIic for
Cd-OncratiOn in Government.

what was lacking in attcndanc" at
Tho. meeting In Colombo IIall las, ut.h,
OF The ltaliam->mcrirnn Political So
cc'y was certainly made up IN Interest
ana attention. aud tho candidn,cs for.
"hlcc. from the iua,"iiIty down !. Tho
'"nnci' had = fnii t.old for their vcr.
bal pruwosY
The meot'u. WAS presided over hy
'hasi" Tranrri. prcsid"u,. who was
supported "n not, nan,s hy - commit =
'o'' '"nSistin" 81 g. l.cgnaioli Louis
'IaE' 'assnta Snl,ator. = Gonncila.
). coli and Michael A. ,lacobiui
N'"r tho street ana hallway pclinf.
h"r'oN or haudshaling, exchange Of
Poil'Ica' and weather comment and
IN" iichtip" Of cirnr1.itcs on fragrant
cigar butts-thc political marketing Of
campo tho speech. making began
with tho Introduction or nob"r, I.ccISv.
". an asriraut fnr tho highest local
Office within tn" riu Of the 1oopIo.
M lc"hN expressed himself as being
fortunate ip h"iuS able 10 .upcar be-
ior" pc"pl" % foreign birth yvhn nav"
identified themselves with American
citizenship ami with American forms "f
government aud lac phrascd polite no
quest for their Kind attention NJ tho
polls on Tuesday. lilo was we'll roColy-
I'd. and evidently had strong friends
among tho audience
y. Hawkins. candidate for tho
MAJ orally. somt = letter. explaining that,
another engagement had claimed his
attention ami Expressing proper re-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-01
LIE WARD t>DID,Tr:s
GIVEN RNII.E TIVE:

I'"" Ward candidates followed. Tho
hour "as growing late. AID they werc
asked to limit themselves to three
n'hh' each Most II them limited
Themselves To loss. but ON" took ip al
bis TIN" and part Of that Of The others.
'laUd" T. Ra,kins, believing in the
h'n"s> az thugs. spoke thirty seconds.
Trough u" has been in tho Common
Council for fourteen years. J. j. Stall
inas Spok" longer. lie is a uc,y man.
j. !. iodtn ana Or w H. street smoke
briefly. but gained tho peoples cars.
TN" other Loo Ward candidates were
.-bscnt.
tn" privileges of tho nocr were OK
i"udcd TO Miss Nora Houston. Of the
Equal Suffrage League. who said tina,
N now broom we're needed i'm the
Council chamber IL would bo better
:" put woman behind il
TN campaign Viii cnd to-ui.,ht with
= no"tir: Of Tho clay Ward sctivcs
an the Binford Junior High school
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-01
MORE ARRESTS EXPECTED
IN WELLAND CANAL PLOT
Tw" Alleged COnspiratorS With Cap
tain Tausclicr Already in
Custody.
THIRD UNDER SURVEILLANCE
Plan (" Destroy Waterway, Says Won
der GoitH. Was known TO Won
Papcn, Withdrawn German At
tachc, Who Furnished Money.
Heart Of Gadski
With f athelland

NEW iOitI>. March 3f.-"Ics. Z
myself would hInw up munitions
factories. would Give up every
thing else mud L" from one plant to
another. CARRYING ruin with me. II
only could warn tho worker. In
time to save Themselves. That .
would do GLADLY and moro. for Ger
many"
WING. .iahannn Gnd>kI. OF the
Nctropolltnn npcrn. mndr this state
mcnt Tonight. Hcr hcnrt IL with
tho Fnthcrlnnd mud she wants tho
world 10 know u. Sn-frankIy. too
Nv tho heart az her husbnnd. Herr
Captain Hans Tnuschrr, Of fhc I<nI-
srr's reserves.
nut the captain. sn.s madame.
could not he spy. Ills innate
truthfuincss Is too great.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-01
ur.. .yoscphinc Veneer.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
charlottesville VA. March 81.
Mrs. Josephine Wcu2cr. aged sixty
eight years, died last night at tho
Martha jefferson Hospital The func-
raj viii take place at 10 o'clock to-
morrow morning from the catholic
church. the service 10 he conducted by
Father Rankin. Airs. Wcugcr had been
resident OF .Albemarlc County for the
past thirty years. She is survived 10y
two daughters and one Son-Mrs. Jesse
Jackson, of Amelia County: Mrs y. =.
Cooper. Of Mooseiaw, SaSkat cheWan.
Canada. and Frank Wcnccr. of this
,i
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-01
DEATHS

PRETLOw. Died. at : 4. NJ on Fri
DAY: March 81. at the residence of her
son pr Thomas g. Prctlow. Chester.
va. H. VIRGINIA. widow OF \. Garrett
rttpw and daughter OF the late r. II.
""E , ',amc = w hit lock. OF this, city.
denC.. SOC South Fourth Street Sun
l'Ai: $50 T. NJ. lntcrmcnt in Holly
WAfLANp.-Died. Friday, March 81 at
- noon. al the home of his wife =
parents Mr. and Mrs. Gideon 4 navcn-
port. 203 West Franklin .:treet Rich
mont. Va. HARRY BLEDSOE Way
LAND.
lntermemt will he at his home.
ii.lrdS AihcmArlc County, Va. sun
b.'i. Aplil >. No flowers