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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-16
MCCOY IS FOUND GUILTY
A-heNHi~ Mau tnu, irt-I in I'ed~r.
Court ~ 'on>pirar. {" Derruud
government.
rs - oriarHd p-s..r


AACkSo%NIIA.i:. FIN. l., ,mb.r 49,
--Ih"mas =. Mccoy. 1T .tshcv!ll". \. G..
was convicted 10y a jury III Fedora,
District Court here to-day Of con-
spiracy 10 de:raud til" government Of
revenue tax on whisky distilled at the
Long nranch disin!ery narc THE case
was completed lat" today, ana the
jury w3a out IN hour and ten minutes
b"'orr r-tGrnins N verdict. McCoy'p
attorneys informally gave motto" oc !,
petition Tor = nav trial.
1t MAS announced that sentence vii,
not 70" pass"d on Mccoy until after
tA- prospective motion FOR new tria,
haa hacn heard. The maximum, ueralt,
e tonr years IN rhn penitent!ur! or .
Emo OF 100000
rive Jacksonville ,non indicted w,u
Mccoy are 10 be tried her. ai Il sps-
7.Yi tenn oc court in March
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-16
,.EUMANi SHOWS DT>uEGARD
or ALI C0NsIBl.HA TluNS

Colonel Theodore Roosevelt: in hia
letter declared that Germany has
Tra!npled under foot every device OF
international! law 10, securing the pro-
lection Of the weak ana :he unoiTrnd-
lag" and has shown an utter d!sr.-
..,rd o! al con s.ierat!ons Of pity.
mercy. humanity 9.G international!
morality"
~ earnestly WIS.,, yoH al success IL
Eour meeting ;!c Colonel wrote, "ai!G
al Americans WHO are proud OF Vie
good name Of their country and also
have in thcr.: the capacity Tor gcnerous
Indignation OF behalf OF a couli!'
w-ongea people must join IN hearty
,.!auks to you ana your associates
"GurmaMy's campaign OF method
cal!y o-E;.ui"cd atrccit!ca against the
unhappy !:clg!an people ,as illuminated
III the transplanting OF ovc. 10000
Belgian men into 4 condition o.: state
SLAYER III Ciecmauy whcrn their labor
is 10 be ussd 10 aid IL tho conquest
OF their follow srymen. similar
transplartin;;s OF civilian noucoubat-
ants, both mon ana women. into slavery
in German. have already occurred in
Northern france.
This action is parallclea ~ the ac-
tion Of the Assyrian conuucrors CT
syria and Palestine; but until the pres
emf war broke out il was supposed that
such hideous infamies were effectively
checked ny the system OF international
law which has grown up under modern
Christian civilization.
''rhr outragcs committed on our own
neople have been Suct Is lii" Cni.eG
states has n"ver before been forced to
endure, and have inc!udcd TIC repeated
killing OF our men. women aud chill
.dreH. The inK.Nf, of the Marina and
the Chenmng the other day. with tho
attendant murder OF six Americans,
was hut the most recent IN an I'M
broken chain OF injuries and insults.
which by comparison make mere wrong:
re our property interests sink into alb
solutc insigniflcaIice.
"As Ions US ncutra!s keep silent or.
speak apoTogeticaIly or take refuge
in tho utilities o: tho profcss.cna,
paciacis.s, there VII! be no cessation
in these brutalit!es. But surely this
last and crowninE brutality. which
amounts TO the Imposition Of cruel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-16
BIG FIRE IN SHAMOKiN
Loss of s330I000 Caused ny nlaxe Which
Threatens Destruction OF HUSH
news Section.
NV Asencia,ed Press

SHAMOKIN. PA. December l5.--I'iro
tonight for time threatened tho de-
struction o. the business section OF
this city. aad was not gotten under
control until forty business houses and
Eight dwellings, had been destroyed. at
All estimated loss OF s3S0,0oo. Several
persons were injured by falling walls.
A defective tlue caused the fire.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-16
THREE

her age. Funeral services will 30 hold
RI. NJ. Carmc, NJ. y, Church ON Sunc,.y
morning. AZ II O'Clock. She is sur
y;v"d by her husband ana tho follow
'n% children: II. W. dunno. Ricnnord
W. =. Duane. Houston. T"N. j n
Duanc. Ford va; r. T. Duane 4
Ford. George T.. Duane. stony Creek
Va: Mrs. john II. ltallisIu SMOKY
Ordinary: Mr. J.. y. Doyle Waraeld
and Mrs. 6. H. Eridgestock. WarAela
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-16

Torn Q: state slavery GU : helpless ana
HoTend!nG conquered nation. must
at!l. Our yeop!c realize that They peril
lei: o"n souls, tAat tl.-y. Gcg-ad..
;le.r o"-;. !AaMhy BOD. II the: 10 not hea.
%rarfatic t"stirnou" against tn per
?et"atiom Is suc,, .n!quity
"! am glad to l.o one among III.
americans who thus bear tcS:!!norly.''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-16

isprciai 20 The Times dispatch
FErEkSNCI:G, VA. nvcc,nLar IL
''foTS" W. !;.d'!er. u well known ma,
tW'nt! three Years old, died this morn
ms at the nome OF his father. in wos,
Washington street. BESIDES his father
ne ~ survived ~ one brother. thre.
sisters, and two halt-sisters
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-16
nua Mt\t,N PREMIER
uEPURrI:Ii 10 n.NI carr
iNE 49, !a:.l r-sssl

y AN70 ..Vt-I !'..ss-I
LONDON. december little resis-
ration oi Premier Brat!ano, OF Rou-
mania, is reported by The budapest
News p"pcr -,vtl,as, 40 quoted in an Ev-
Chang" 'rele:r.ph dispatch from Couen-
la gen
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-16
Mrs. Militant u,bcrt.on

Special - The Zines Dispatch
'tiPGtEi' VA, D"ceulbe- Is
Mrs. William Robertson died ,hiz
morning. az hor home here Before he-
narriaC" she vas Miss Harriet lIniI
Of Frcdericts burg. She (" survived ~
her husband and two sisters. Mrs II
- Escrtpn. uf Petersburg. and Miss
Julia Han, Of this place. Tho funsrat
WI tahn place on sunday. tho ser
vices TO be at the AoUs.. iEtcrnI.n,
VIII be In the Masonic C.me.ery
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-16
NEW WAR CREDIT VOTED
Mensure as Introduced by nnnar Law
TasHcs Through All Its Stages
la Lower House.
fly Associated Press. I

LONDON. December l5-Thc new
war credit for ii0o.oco.ooo introduced
In the House or Commons yesterday by
Andrew 1lonar Law Chancellor ot the
Exchequer, passed through all its
stsses in the lower house this after
Aoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-16

: recent dispatch from L.Ss!, The
proyis!o..a! capital Of Eeumnnl:t, said
all Tho members OF tAe EouInanian
Cabinet had resigned, w!.h TIE esctu-
;ior yr tI" ]!smicr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-16

contributions for any o. All Of the
ah"'~ ,as~~ MAY W -<nt to The rinIc,-
'i>rItrh and viii h~ promptly AcLmowi-
chx-l and applied AZ directed bN the
doiscr. IL viii he ne. ~s~ari only to .IN,
the number OF the opportunity.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-16
I lNtD.

n confederate veteran and his ~if~
whD wish to close the evening al their
i've i1grthcr, need n.-i-tnnc:: The,
i"x-ti,~r. with a iittlo help th-y itn
Nv" their lives t"ycth-r. For them Sl:"
Is requested.
Received Nrst~r,lJy:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-16

Widow with siA rhildrcn:
woman ssh" w,N, aided ear ar"
by tn. ino, ~mcnt im,uyurntrd then by
ihr Tunes UisIs,tch J., continuing III.
s:truEri. I" keep hrr faniiI, together.
IIi" chi1Hr~n's ages ritnU~ from tllirtrs.b
L" tire" years Tho eldest. ~ hoy. baprs
-,.Dn to he nbI~ to :t-.lst his nutIr
viii h-ip.
Received NcstrrtiIy:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-16

- wiz wl",>~ husband. = printer. il
>hnrrns WIN tuberculosis. and who her
.rt mt become" affected. 1. attempting
!" MAINTAIN twn Young children. one and
ihr"" wears "id. rr>pr,tiNeN. with n>-
slHtnn'e, sf" nnt hrr husband ma,
cover. They need SEQ.
N.t ..iN eti Ne.lrI,llN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-16
[ IL III 4
I,..-rr-.I VII,

lhis w"ni.'n iii- f,~ children. WHOSE
nE'- T.Iic" irohi uin- Years Ia On-. Shr
j. r.-~i~'t~l ana respectable. Sh, wishes
1" l>'~p her children with ne: at hoIn.
nhd FOR Ills ,h- require, did Tar her
md her size j. asked.
Received yesterday:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-16

husband in n-N ltIn:
Woman Wn--- husband j.. .outin.d
IN tia" In>t"In STATE np>pif.i and ~ iiu
h:.> Tour iou.'T children to support. none
- them teinr utt ~p',Ixh To work. s. 81.
dire n--d 81 h-lp. Her husband may
recover. bat In the in-l u; iIn.. the strux-
gle To k--r huIn- amt tsiniiy j. b~,.nrn-
!uE zach Ja, m"r- difficult. Tor her
:l:" l. needed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-16
" idon with three ,.usI,trr

Iht- itIniiN. husbun,i,--~ and i.ii,-r-
i'-...: y ching cut an rNislrncs an in
-uliri"nt inroinc. She II working hurI
- th.tl ihrh niaN br Inx"IIi.r. but tn,
r-siuirr SiuD.
Ec,riN.I
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-16
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA

jSp"e!a! - The Times DispItchl
!icllfi:SH E'i M. p%crmh., H.
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Duane uiea a
III" home az her husband. Thomas !
punn... smoky Ordinary. Va, ;hls =!
:ri:.o"I,. ia the s!N:y-rIuth year c
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-16
SEVEN


wife - 'r.i,ir Ia care tor her has
hnnd Is baker. NShn j. Il yi,.li i'm Of tuI,rr-
ruio>'> and four children. IL" oldest nf
Nhrn' j live nnI tn" youngest of whom
u "fL~. i'i'.p chance. her hu,bnnd
May recover and the, ma, all bee happy
i1;;,in. tF ii.in 500 !, asked.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-16
JfSII !
in,alid husband /:

The wife VIM never .o.L-d ,,.f,fe
- attempting To ~strn nov, bur
!t-r -arnins> arr too small to helm her
husband and Il, ,nplu,rt "a ,pD and .i,uxh.
t"r; She i. irving desperately, hard. Tut
rather Than aiN- up her itn,il, Size h3.
iurn"d Ia "'inriiN $50 III help
Received ,r-irr.,>:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-16
EIGHT OPPORTUNITIES


" orr assistance il invited for tho
/ relief OF any of the follow Ing
cases. which haSN bern Invest, !.
.atcI aud found worthy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-16
DEATHS

iihEki: Died peccnhcr IL MRS
OLIVIA ifAKfttS, Vvr- o. BALDWIN UerrTs
Y. F"ner%l tr2m bethany Church. Humpass.
EkA ar,. q us ists residence 157
c GTG ~ 1913: AZ JErEE HOWELL FKlN
Iifiry Ann i,r"nris. # Hanover County. assd
Lh!rtY-iE" ytGrs- II" Is survived bv hi.
wne. Mrs. Louise Jarrett FrauciE am, ~.
mail sou: three sisters. Mrs r. l.. Oycrton
or liGTkcFIile. Va: Airs ". -. Turner All
Atra, =. l.. iaGgn, 81 this city; Ave brothers
L.. g W. ". =. and Il! s. OF this cI;y
anu :. y. TranyiS o. Oregon.
Funeral SUNDAY, psceTsbrr II fro-
above residence Al ooiocI. Burial in
tr t:MDi.d ssu,,n.;,!E Uee.l!6sr 10, 1915.
" NJ. MRS KATE. g. O'BItIE.E HYDE
III: OK r. IiyIs Sha leaves u son. Ed,
-! - ~. a. Erien "nd ). ". o'T:ren. TO mourn.
., Fqnetni MI take place. iron, r-e!d.nc.
-. Sv!tn !.iith Street az gao o'clock SAT
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
LOST on church Rll. viaduct street car. =
rair '.uh hu'tons Return Dr Gare!n. .s,s
East Bronc. aud receive reward.
iiu'~ You Seen the Newly Patented
Perforated Oven Floor in the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-16

OLIVIA LfAKHlS, wife Of baldwin uSrrTs
=. F"ner.i from bethany Church. Humpass.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-10-19

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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-10-19
TRIMMING, THE AUTUMN M0oE

Trimming. ai*ags az pstts9assssGs inas
rsarfaace. In very stfsreatsfts ssssls Msts
tasun and ss d. rsrsssi as tire mtBsss,
Her9 are aosne ~ its striking fslsasea
Worth uses ostrich Ter trimming
evening gownS assd, III rsS4Yae. tsaasss Y
American dremsgaakefB hare feiss,Besi
suit.
Egocaas IL much aaesi for trismussag
afternoon ansi eseaIag ffsssss,.
Esabroldery In ctliaese assd s5apssnesa
ssyie ss naaeli efpsloyesi, especially far
hioases assd evening sFraps.
Real lace Is used again FOR ssssasesns
and will probably grsw lga favor we
may see return III Irish iaea III It's,
place IL held hnif O dozen years asssss
Wool embroidery Is much ssstd uss
frocisH as serge. and SILK and head era,
t,roiaery are also used.
4 good deal Of fur liz usass far trim.
ssllag. II takes tile forsss ef lsesfss ard
wide hands OH ftsa slstrs Gnd Of bat
tons aud cuffs an the bodice.
Chenille embroidery III alauass aA
fnseh favored rs @os3i afahrosaery,
Spangled nets and sseangie esaslsslsi,
cry are used fnr trifasiairsg for esansna:
wear.
Peacoek feathers are eieseriy usea
Thsir gorgeonsnass nf celer ana pret-
tiuess Of design snake thesn partsesa.
iarsy Suitable for trimming.
Huge buttons, of cssloresi steuea. ara
used on afternoon aad evening cs,ats.
Chenille fringe ss used on the hsitas
OF frucka OF creme End Chiffon. -
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-10-19

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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-10-19
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FRONT IN FRANCE
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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-10-19

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Fur TrInans;nas.

More fur trimming thaa ever is the
outlook for fali. The favorlta trisia-
ming sars nre silyer-sIged rabbit, mole
skin, Hudson seal ard raccoon. Ia
stead OF the high funnel collar On
coats. the deep saiior collar which can
be held close to the neck with a strap
viii take Its place 49,
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-10-19

Raspberry pink voiie Is used FOR the
dress shown here. The full skirt III
tucked above tfe hem and Ii gaugsd
Id froat at waist.
Bodice and sleeves are trimmed with
tscks.
Hat CT pink moire, lined black and
trimming Is OF velvet.
Material required; 5h yards aGL
inch volle.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-10-19
orusad;e smos,ss.

ParisiEke Russian blouses Of delicate:
rose, blue and white organdie are be-
ing shown this week ia New York.
Mads Id MILDLY length and hand
smoked. they sell for Sc, and with
belts and pockets they are So.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-10-19
u New HIo,,se.

4 Most exquisite Is new blouse made
of biuebird blue crepe do chine. 4
deep yoke Of unlined pale pink chiffon
gives 1t lIghtnestb and II III finished
with low collar.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-10-19
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-12
Z Wloskiego frontu.
RzYm. II nazdziernika. -

port donosi o zdobyciu bardzo sill
ncj pozycyi austryackiej na sto-
kach CORY Gina di Costahclla--
pahan zosta}o uwolnione od in--
wazyi rosyjskicj przez szczcpy
pcrskic mahomctanskic, kt6re
oglosily swieta wojne'' przeciw-
ko Rosyi. Wojska rosyjskie ata--
kujacc W okolicy Kinszar, na pol
nocny zach6d od Hamadcn 10
staly ,pokonanc. w Konstantyno-
polu pod przewodem W. wezyra
odbyfa sic ostatnio konfcrencya
stronnictw tureckich, kt6rc wAy
stkic oswiadczyc sic mialy "a dal
szem prowadzeniem wojny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-12
06ara Wright'a dla Angii.
II, pazdZiernika.

Londyn, IL, pazdzlernlka. -
Wedfug gazety angielskicj "Ae-
roplane'' Orville Wright, wyna--
lazca aeroplan6w Dayton, 0.
podarowal, rzadowi angielskiemu
>wc patenta. Anglia pozna}a w
poczatkach wojny ogromny
wpfyw patcnt6w Wright'a IA
przysz}osc aeroplanow, to tcz "a
lolacila mu $4,000, obiccujac mu
dalsze $4,000 poznicj. Wright
jednakowoz o $4,000 wcale sic
ME zglosif. Termin patcntu jego
konczy sic % marca, 1917. Me
zamicrza on go odnowic, kazde-
mu vice fabrykantowi angiclskie-
mu bedzic wolno cd tego czasu
bcz zadncgo specyalnego kosztu
5c fabrykowac.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-12
Pod Lwow.
Piotrogrod, II pazdzierniAa

Piotrogrod, II pazdziernila. =
RAPPORT rosyjski donosi wal:
kach nader krwawych ia calej Ii
Mi wofylisko- -galicyjskiej, oraz q
znacznym sukcesie, odniesionynl
W akcyi, wymierzonej Ia Lw6w
mianowicie od poludniowo-wscho.
dniej strony stolicy galicyjskiej
Rosyanie z}amali zniesli linie al
,stryackie pod Brzezanami, a gdy
Austryacy kontratakowali -
wszystkic kontrataki odparli 2
wiclkiemi stratami nieprzyjacie
la. w polnocnej Galicyi, pod Z}e
czowcm i Pienikami, Mlynowca-.
mi i Gabalowcami walki trwaja
bardzo zaciete - cykl to bitew {
kazda piedz ziemi toczonych: Al
stryacy umocnili sic W pozycy.
ach i bronia dostepu Go Lwowa
walccznie. w ostatnich tam star.
ciach Rosyanie pojmali 522 zol-.
nicrzy Is oficcrami i ? lckarza
mi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-12
APPEL Szwecyl.
Stockholm, II pazdziernika.

0VOShAOA4AA, IL PdAuA4C1 uAAd. -
DIR. Hammarskjold, premier szwe-
dzki W interwiewie prasowym =
nader donios1y wystosowa} a.
pei pod adresem Stan6w Zjedn.
do wsp6}dzia}ania re Szwecya ce-
lem zmuszenia walczacych panstw
do szanowania praw neutralnych
panstw. APPEL ten }aczy sic ze
sprawl zamkniecia w6d szwedz-
kich dla panstw walczacych, kt6
re razporaz je nawiedza}y, gwal-
cac neutralnosc Szwecyi przeciw
temu zamknieciu Anglia protes-
towala, a Szwecya ia protest 6w
odpowiedzia}a wcale ostro. Pre-
mier ostro potepia} W interwie-
vie og}aszanie >przez Anglie" car
nych list firm neutralnych kra
j6w, kt6re popad}y w nielaske
Anglii, z powodu swoich intere--
sow handlowych, ME Ia reke An
fglii bedacych. Panstwa skandy-
nawskie SO W porozumieniu ce--
lem obrony swej neutralnosci =
ia wszelka akcye W tel dziedzinie
re strony Stanow Zjedn. powita--
liza zadowoleniem uznanicm.