davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-08-05

Mrs. Jane Molen returned Sunday
to her home in Logan after having
been guest at the ]. II. Gardner
home for n week.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-08-05

Mr. and Mrs, Hyrum Timothy OF
Greeley Colorado, are visiting with
friends In Ichi. They made the tri
overland In an auto.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-08-05

Have your shoe, repaired = by one
who learned the trade Mt the Economy
Shoe shop on Main street. You will
he given satisfaction. 12tf
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-08-05

After a months visit in Idaho, Mrs
Ray Bone camc home Saturday
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-08-05

John Woods and A. Douglas and
families made an auto trip to Provo
Canyon and spent Sunday 9t the can
yon resorts.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-08-05

Mesdomes w X. Hopkins, r.
Kirkhnm and Misses Myrtle Mccall
and Mildred Crabb formed an auto par
ty TO the Utah Lake Resort Monday
evening.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-28
9auusuer uno 8ranaibweia.

Cine ebsenartige gtnrtdtung bot
oer @erein 5l,r Gorber,tng bes 5rem.
beubertebrs IN $a1noner eetroffen.
Ct Abt IN ben RriesssefansenenIo
germ ber Dropt,lo, IN Soltau, Saneln
ur,b Gottingen 9ager5eitungen er.
i9etnen, bic ben 9pef bnben, in
Wort unb Bib Die 2eier iiber bic
Weiensart bon Stoot uno Satrh San.
sooer auisufldraen unb ibnen 10 Die
trrigen 8oritenuneer 81 nebnen, Die
fie aus ibrer Seimatb iiber Die Bar.
barren mitbrinsen 5unol lie Don 6em
2arbe ibrer @efoneenitbaft gerp6bn.
Iih nift nebr Dor Die 9lugen befom.
men, aIs mas fie ibre qr5eit ooDon
feben labt. go eribeint IN soltau
tn fran3oiiiher Sprohe ySes corrps
be Sanobre", m @ottingen n9e camp
be @otttngen" ur6 auBeroem eben.
bort m pIanrifter unb engliifer
gprahe ~Sn5e Eaal" unb oSbe
@oooen Gitp". SIT fomit bic gropins
Sannpper NIT elmer @aiie auslGn6er
sefiiIIt, 10 bat fid in Der $auptitaot
be- Nrxulbe11pertebr oerart perntirt
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imnrii, gemadt. gsiu bic 1aaiiin.
6entante", ipie iie Die ainoer neraicn,
eine 5rau 9rofeiiorin bat tapicr
aiisgebaIten. wiit elmer aroBenL bIaI'
en- Shiir5e argetbau itebt iie nod m.
mer dif oem gIas uno berfmift S5iIb.
nerflttter. Grommler unh Pieifcr pnr.
an un6 Elm Sdilo, m,f benz gu leien
itebt: .,Bir iammeln aiidenabidae"
10 iiebt man bic Sdnnoperifen Slm.
gen unb Dl1oel Surf bic Staot mar.
idieren uno aIs 5elomarihaG Gin.
6enbiirs Dieber einnaI Die EMiicn
i6Iug oa iino iie, noran Sas Sdlilo
nit ibrem SpriidIein, unb auf eincr
Stange elm aiisseitopfies 9arinden,
Dor fem Saiis ee3ogen sr ieinerBrniL
iurb baben ibr eiile Suloi9uns nc'
bra9t.
Seinrid Gee.
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yhtparse Bette
Usad;t auf pcibe Truu IN g8oooIarr,
slIa., cinen frinrineen Ingriff.

girmin-g bam, slla., 27. Oft.
;2Sn Roper, QIa., lDurbe am 6reitag eia
oteeer Hanens Sobn @Oof urter Der
1nfIcse perbaitet, ouf cine peiBe
Srau in @npblatpn, elmer 8oritoot
bon Birmingham. eiren frtmtneae,r
@neriff genlaft gu baben. Ser Reger
rmurbe, Inn einen @erpoItoft gu Der.
Iinbern, unter poli5eilihen Sdus 5lir
5oentifi5tr,rrg nad hem SdollpIaD
bcs @erbre6ens ge6raft.
gie Srm1, lpel6e BON eirern itnbe.
fannten 0eeer II, ibrem $eim iiber.
falIer tpitroe, fogte gu Der 8olt5et.
iYenn Der 0eger gefongen peroen ioG.
te, bann ntoge man ibn 81 ibr brtugell,
oan,it fie rbn ieIbit tobten f6nne, faQs
Die WtsIieber bes @ufgebots nitjt
ben Wh,tb bGtten es 5u tbun.
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pilnft aus su BEN ariessunfallen red

puntt aus su ben ariessnniallen red.
nen ntiiiien.
9iht aIn gnbnbof itebt elm nlter
5dbrifidupper, Der imrurlt oem Ylae
bopor ieyt ben Sannnel5ipedcn Der
Sannoperiten SreiwiIligen &riegs.
billie bient. @eiamineIt peroer @e.
miiieabi1le aller art, Gierid,aIen,
Observation-Disclosures, alte &onierUel,
biihien, &Ieioer. 2umpen, anoder,
Gtiefel, Wlcbel, Dapier uiIp. giacIn
on anrtofieIidalen fonrnen an nan.
den 9agen 200 3entner 5uIoni.
men. mas fir ben 3entrier einer Or.
l0s bon biz 1,25 Mart 'ergibt
gebr fpertbpoIl iinb Die srohen 10
3entner erseben einen 8entner 5ett.
Ser bat lett einen @ertb pom 400
Wearf uno 3ipar pirb ieet in Der
ariegs5eit, bic an @iberipriifen ia
10 reid 1T, 6as irngereinigte, ihnlubi
ge sett bober be;ablt aIs oas gerei
nigte neise Speiiefett, beun Oicies
nrterlieat oeir Sodiipreis, jelies
abet, bas Der SnSuitrie oient, nitt
Eie $errihoften, Die an Ger Spibe
bieier 1samniIing itebcn, tpuren ~
fIug, iif eirerl nl1ftigen @ertiinhe.
ten gu ihoiieib bic ainber. Sir al.
lee, mas lie brineen. gibt es cine
9eIobnrng IN Geiinlt BON @ati1eh
ncn. Die ip1tcr, ie nadl ibrer 9abl in
isahnen, 9ampions, cine CUTE Siippe,
ia iel6ft Gicr iinb io9ar lebenbisen
Gunindpn umgetauiht iperben. llno
mas es auf oeni 9Iaee fir elm SIN.
berber, nidlt oIles 3u ieben gibt -
elm aoiperltfeater, einen Siihncrhoi,
einen acioneellsn Stord inIo nor ri.
lem Die aGfjbc nit ben praGtroari
starnideln allsr Railen. Crit tplrrr
es bic Serreii nnbSnnlen Der srisss.
hiIie ieIbit, sic ouf Sein Gl1e Die no.
tbigeu Iienite Ieiiie.en, aber slpci
Sabre iinb cine Innge Belt, man nat
aid nnbercs 81 tblm nno onnn:
Die @anren alii bem EInB perbiciien
einen Cunt Der nid,t ienernonls7n,
DE III. 9esbnlb ipirb Der Dienit liii
benz gIdi, jcst bon Sclharcucr per.
rit)tet, DER @eruh Der SdIadltielber
bot iie gesen iecen anoeru binrei4sno.
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iid nit bem SoI3graben freuSt, 10
iiebt man am gu0e oes Sol5grdbers
bas bon tuiI6eIn 8ein ,tr16 einem9nr.
ten um5oeene Saus, in oem Sinoen.
burg bis ariegsnnfang seIebt bot
rnb bas nod jeet BON ieiner Satin
bapobnt Miro. 9ieIem Sauie gegen'
iiber, in Der @eoetinbitrabe, itebt elm
anoeres, in Dem Biz 5unl ariege oer
Sieger BON Ranur ge.pobnt bat, Der
natnlalise 6eIbmarihan b. Billion.
Der 5uerit ernai1nte 5clomarit,oa inI
Weiten unb Der 3uerit errtmilte Selo'
.marit,au i'm Often, bie bier beibe Der
ieItiauite 8uial chamber eegeniiber
geiest bot 9nntit aber oes 3nfaas
nod riht eenug. 9lift man bon Bic.
ier ede sehts in Die benz Soi5graben
parallel Ialien6e Sober3ollernItra',e,
10 iiebt man on 6eren@noe bas Saus,
in bem ein britter SeIomnrihaIl ge.
pobnt bot, 8rai 8oIoeriee, unb hn4
nit benz 3ufaq and nidlt Die iueit.
seid)ittlid3e GSrol,ie feblt, 70 erimlert
man iif, oaB inter ben Jabnen fie'
ies Wdnnss bic gnaldnber nod nns
iere 8erbiinoeteu gefpeien finb. @rr
ben SnuIe, mli oem gronena6enrpe.
ae, mairoe I'M 2aufe 6es Grieges 0enl
Marihaq bon ieinen 8erebrern IN oil
ler Stille ein Geufmni geiest SeiieDt
man iih aber oaran Die ionoerbnrc
Wiidung bon rolan1smdbig itiIiIir,
tenn aopf unb Wantel irnb oem rsnIi.
ftiihen uIarenbeIm, 70 miro man oic.
IesDeufmaI bonn RinitIeriiHeuS Startb.
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Gneraiimen Nrpteft
grbebt bic fdtpebiihe Resieruns II
ct. petersburg segen oas Wsis
nenIegen tn ialpebii&su
9epGf fern.

Berlin, 27. Sti. - 9tuf brabts
lofem Mese na6 SappilIe. - Die
ueperlee Observation-Disclosures beriHtete
am Greitas ipie folst: Die fdpsoii6s
Resisruns bat ibren 9efanbten in Ct.
petersburg ansepisfen, iofort 9caen
Mublanbs abii9t, gainen in i4peols
iden Gepdfiern gu leeen, gu prpteiti'
rem. Der 9efunote ipurbe aud ins
itruirt, ansutiinbisen bab Die ialpebi=
fde Hesierung Su seeigneter 3eit iynt-
f9dbisungsS S5prberungen fir allen
burh Winsn aneeriateten Saabeu
siureihen perbe.
Sieier S9ritt lit bas Reiultat etnes
Dor Sur5em BON Der ruiIii6en Fegies
rune erIaFenen 8efebls, bem5ufolge IN
getpiTen Sbsilen beg gotniiden Mesrr
bufens Winen aeleat fperben ipuen.
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ben. ieitbem bic Ygabptia1 am lebten
Montas psrientt fpnrbe. Man befiirhs
tet, ,bab iie umgetommen iinb, bod 1T
es mDslih, bab iie bon einem tpeiili9
fabrenben Sampfer aufsenpmmen
tporben iinb.
Nm Montag tpurbe in 2pnbon an
eetiinbist, bab bic nGobotia". ein
Dantpfer BON 4309 Spnnen, ipabrr
i9einIin perienft porben iei.
Rene @eipalttbnt Der Illt'
trtenin It9en.
Mtben, 26. Sttober, iiber 2orl>
bon, q. Sftobsr. Sie hieiisen frurls
S5fiiaen gedmten baben 81. Ghrlz
itxos, bas Saupt pon mebr als 70,s
900 NeTerpiiten unb Ropaliften int
sonaen aDnisreif perbaftet.
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e@tHSnahrid,ten.

ghn yort. 27. S3tober. Inset.
r8useania~ DON Glassotp unb aibsrs
pool.
Gibraltar. puFirt: uGGiertH
bon Nsp gors, na6 9enuo.
@enuo. Qlnset.: .Ouea begli
bon ReD gors.
Gbriftanfanb. ans.: rSeIIti
Slan" bon ytetp gori.
@otbenburs. Iuset.: .stod'
bolm" Don Neip Uori.
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0ft bttoratsSausfrou.

G9usmam DER sinsn ginbr.aey
bsi Der 2lrbeit ii5trraf6i batl;
:. lInb sic idein.n bic aomplieia
biees 8sr6reders au fein2"
5rau: .Rein. i'd bin feline i}rau.
SD ba5s ibm rur, psil's gar 10 lang,
nit b.m Sslbiarunt g.bau.rt bai. 3
glbenbefIsn sebra9t!"
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6asebfs& Ser 9au@'OIser bes srrprbe'
ten preusiz &1af gtargth

9owton. 2T. Dttp6et. Cine De.
pf&e on bte Resster aelsgramm Go.
bon amferbom meIbst, bab bic Wie.
nsr Mbtnbttitungen ON Greitdg ans
tiin0isten. bdb Dr, Don Anerber, Der
friibere Sfterretdaf9e premier sum
Ma&folger bes sru,orbeten gremier
ws3 aorl Stirst9 srnannt ,oorbeu
Jf. &r 9dbs q isbnnnurme,, siu
nsssse &abtnett ~ Aihen..
8ipet Dpote
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YieIDerfpredenb. en- b.

6ausfrau: .Wis tomm.n Sic b.nn
5u bisfsn beioeu sroBeu gluirpiirs
iten91
Didter: Der rei5s Shlddtsrm.iiie-
Sarins.r bat fir bic 5ods.itsfsi.r
f.insr sp9t.r sinsn prolos Bel mir
beiislIi, uno ba bat sr mir bic 9iuser
als 9oribnb iibsrreidt"
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Wtrf6uappts

Bite, msine SsrrIdaiisn. trsisn
Sis elm! 6suts gum Isbtsnmal; bi,
5HIammenssluadisnen Dril!inss! Be
niibsn Sic bisis gslsssnbsii. msin,
9errIfaiien! Gs III beuis tbaiFdtiiG
gum nlIsrIestsnaIa!! WorgeR mab siBs
osr Donsu psrttiien!.
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Bis plaet.

Bauer (na6 Der 9rauunO: r9err
pfarrsr. itSn bamm Si.'s m.in,r
Grau s'iast. ME a prap's msp In
Der gb' Tsin ioIl. g biti' if5r.
6O6.riirS'r. ibr.ib'n q gabna bi,
Sraur.b' ia rsfi ssnau ouf ipenn
7 r am tyHb no ana! brnudtu
ibd.,."
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General Garramsa
&iinbist feine aanbtba q :
tur ais 9rdiibents
.tHs O , :, asa -,

o. q 8 Ut II d II.
Stabt Meritp, 81. SttDbe-.
General @enuitianp garransa bat am
Jreitas forrneu ifne &dnbioatur fir
bas prdiibcntenamt angetiinbigt, nads
benz bic neus &pnititutionaliiten= 2is
berale partei i'm in einem Manifeft
basu aufsefprbert unb i9m ibre In,
terftiisuns suseTust bat.
Sn ieinem annabmeibreiben ertldrt
General garranSa, bab, tpenn er gum
prdfibenten eripGblt tperben piiroe, er
Die @eiebe trens befolsen unb audi
ibre 9efOlguns Ieitens beg @pltes
burhieben tuerbe.
Die 9enerGIs 9onsaIes unb Sbres
son baben Dem General Garranaa
Sreue oelpbf
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9a a s n II na.

Edit niGt Der Sua.nb TOTES g.,Ier.
Sm gessntbsil. srfreu' Did bran,
Wsr ME Elm rshtes stiub gelreien,
atus BEN ipirb aud tsin reatr
Nann!
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StelIenseiud1, -WGnnIid.
ns.anSeigen.
10. 9sn.far eanbptbr Suiibins &
geuiues 90.

rie idbrlife gsnbI bon II TirsitoreH firtei
wliiiipot, ben l.. 9oebr. 1915. ahtuss BON As
BE ne ibt iidii.
Die jdbrli6e 9erfdumIura bG duibellbGber
tpirb Nliitmpei. ben s. Aopsnber 1915. HbeHbs
40 u5r, i'm ae.aIe. 80. 1915 eBIBnt SfrGbe,
abeetdiisr.
Grtb. Oxen Stfr. II
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DrnDY TC 1hsnfe WlGtfnsts.
x LUX AA6 49, nnb gtne.
REVIEW OF .loI7".

3n Serfanfen - Sanier.
2ia,psob.
4Ble GoIilmbin elbe grobe Got 6ipeift5dtae
grdme.HsiibenS, Sieben Simmer. S200o.o0
Gnmminspins.
1888 Gbdit abe. Got 90 bel 1870 .Gub Gtrb
itodiae Bird meitoeno. Gluf 8tuu'sr.
sib0OOo.
aIsine Ynarsnbiuus. eleft aerahe tpis Dhetbt.
Wa6sniragen bel
me eouthern Chic apan d sruh Qs-
5i5 ptnin Etrdbe,
Cber iraenbein btefiger ritHbeesntbumt.e .eeent,
IT
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Gu uermietben -5immer.

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|m1bIirtts 1immsr IN Brisct, 5nrllie;
rnbe BET Q 0Gr.enieu; tsroire Brh9linf.
S24S 9eubord Nbeiiue. 21,ze,2es
|Bnet eber b.st Stmmsr. SO. 1908
nauir gtrdbe. 2s,2s'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-01
viii Never Be Without
This Simple Laxatiue
Dr.. Cold,Oeii's Syrup Pcnsir,
Eeiievcd Her Baby Wien
Nothing Else Would.

Little Max rcndcrGTaat is now four
years OLD. aud a fine healthy hoy.
When bat Il tin: baby--in fact. almost
from birth. he suffered Sc great deal
from constipation. His mother. Mrs.
Carl ". ?cndersrnst, Red Key. Ind.
heard % Or. Caldweil's Syrup Pcpsin,
obtained =. bottle Of i; from tho drug
store. and with i, was able to quickly
correct .hii condition.
Ai-a. rendergrast says Or. Ca!dwclra
Syrup Pepsin has saved them frorl
calling the doctor many times. and
that she VIII never be without bottle
OF 1t in the house to use when needed
She found It equally effective as .,
laxative for herself ard other mem
hers Of the family.
Dr. Caldwelrs Syrup Pcpsin is :,
combination OF simple laxative herbs
with pepsin, pleasant 10 the taste, mild
III action and positive i'm effect. 1t does
not grippe or strain. and contains no
op:atc or narcotic drug. 1t is the ideal
tam;!y laxative, mild and pleasant for
":by, yet acting quickly on the strong
est constitution.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-01
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Miss Rnchei \. rho,rp>vu.

MICS Rachel \. Thompson. daughter
81 ~" lat" George *. and Mar a.
thompson. and sister or Mrs JaGoD
tmlauf. %: Eichiload. ,.icd yesterday
morning :tt the residence of her
oro;iler-in-!a". JOHN L. Lca:. Lornc.
Caroline coun.y She was in the
Sixt"-:!Nth Yeas Of ne. age. She
leaves cou! brothers. jones 4. Jnlln
w. and W. 6. Thompson, OF t;.is city,
and Joseph A. Thompsor. OF ?.,:ia-
deiphis; ana TWO a!stcrs. Mrs. &. H..
Hong"rs amd Mira. Jacob Cmlauf. or
tA!s city.
The funeral Will be held this after
noon =; o'clocis from the .csidcnc-
lf Nh .Ni.E.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-01
William Iicnrx Snn,.erN.

Especial 20 The .ncS-bfND:. on.
MANASSAS. VA. october Sly IL
liam Henry Sanders. who died AN SAT-
nrday al the Alc;.andris Hospital. was
ouricd here yesterday il: s;uGlcy ccmc-
terry. Funeral services we're conducted
u; Sudlcy y. l.. Church. South Mr.
sanders v:.S Lf,y Giant years old and
leaves one daughter. Miss Ruth san
ders. who Is teaching: school near i;icli-
mond: sister. Mr3. G. r. Brewer. sifc
Of Dr. BrO%er. o: Gainesville. Prince
William County. amG fire brothers, t.
H. Sanders. OF catnarpiii. Prince Will
Hmm County: w. l.. Sanders. Of 3Iauau-
:as; A. p. and George Sanders. of Miami.
ria. aud S. b. Sanders. or Marshall.
Tsuquier County.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-01
'eHALF OF EMMY DESTINN
." sN'dor t'cnfrlI Tri,r 20 ,cI Per-
mission for Her 10 Come 20
This COuntry

NASHlNGVON. October 3l.--Ambas-
3lor Penheid, at Vienna, has ,af,,cd
State department that the Austro-
hungarian Foreign Minister has lust
{Droniset him To do all in his power
10 OBTAIN permission for Emmy Des-
tihn To come 10 the United States.
Mr. "cni;cld stated in his disnatch
nat II" had seen tho Foreign Minister
Jour times in behalf of the famous
3s'hser' who desires to fiji her operate
arrangements in this country. She IS
9t an American citizen. hut "a subjec,
Austria-iunEary. although she has
Jared her intention OF becomino q
Nffhe Austro- II hungarian government
recently issued an order forbiddinE all
subjects OF the dual kingdom le.yipc
.thc empire. ana the ban on nassport;
applies to all subjects without dis
tinction. it was saidN This circum-
stance is -believed here to indicate ,ba,
great difficulty will DE experienced ty
me. Foreign Minister in obtaining pass
ports for Miss Dcstinn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-01
HEROES ARE REWARDED
FOR BRAVE CONDUCT
Members of United States Marine
Corps Show Extraordinary
EaIOr in Battle.
riGuT AT GUAvACANEs
Despite Flying Bullets of t:urmr.
: They CaimI, Place Machine Guns
in Position and Rake Trenches.
Report 60 Navy Department..


WASHiNGTON. October aI.--rns,
Sergeant I;oswcli winans and Cor
porul Joseph y. CLOWN. OF the Marine
Corps. 1--we been commended by Act
ing Secretary i;oo&cvclt Of the NAVY.
awarded medals of honor ana siOU in
cash for extraordinary valor displayed
during tho hattlc of Guayucaies. in
the Douiuican Republic. ON Jug 3.
; rho followin;s "cc"un; OF the Incl
sdcnt WAS made public to-day "a; the
Navy department:
: The reports show that on July g.
1915. the rwcnty-o isii,h Company OF
Marines were engaged with The DO
sininican armed forced ., the battle O.,
st;uay;.caues During "a running Ugh:
or 100 yards our forces reached the
enemy intrctchmcn,a. and Corporal
CLOWN placed the machine lun of
.wihic, hc had "lo:gG. behind large
log ncrosa Tic road AID immediately
opened tire "i The trenches 10 was
struck once, but continued firing his
gun. but Il moment later 10 was again
s;ruck. and had 10 l." dragged out or
The portion tE:o cover.
Sergeant Wuans men arrtvcG with
- COLI yuu, which lic placed in a most
pNpc$"u position. cupily opened Are on
Tho trenches i,uI. Wien the gun
tanned, stood up aud repaired IL un.
der Nrt. All Tho TINE CLOWN and
witans wcrc iaudln;: thcl, guns they
were exposed to q very hcay.- fire.
which was striking: into the logs and
around Tho mon. seven men being
wounded AMI un. l,llcd within twenty
feet Sergeant Wmuus continued fir
i"S hia .irn mmiil I'd" enemy had aban-
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!. Vincent Pcrlr,.
Special 10 The Ti.aes-D.spGtch.l
WA III .D1'.E.,s:Nli-l L.. "a a.. IL

Special To The Times D.spi tcn.
CHARLOTrESNi!I. VA. Oc;"Dc.
81 Vincent l'cr!e:. AGED sixty years,
eidc3, son o! The .a;c james Pcricy.
who FOR man" years conducted the
!e"dii? undertaking establishment in
Piedmont Virginia died Suddenly ~
ms hoi"" thiS afternoon. Ills wife.
who %:s Miss Kate rhurmond. OF Ncl-
ioa County, survives. with two chill
drcn. Fgan!; J.. Perlc:. Of this city.
and j. Allen rcrley. Of Washington.
lie also leaves u brother .Fo'!n w.
Perie! and sister. MISS Mary rcrley.
ar fo:!sy r';,S on" o. the most
prcnineI iraternal-or;Sa nization men
IA 'Ae South. being :; men,1c; o. more
than Nfty suc!e;:ec
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ALrnm ID. warwick.

Special to The Tines Dispatch.
t.SNCHHCHC. VA. October 81
ADran H.. Warwick. aged eiShty-uac
years. "a native Of i.%n"hbura. and an
uncle OF the la;e GATED STAGES SenU-
'or John ". Daniel. Of this city. died
Last night at the University Hospital.
charlottesville. Ills burial will i~nc
place IL LEnchbur2. For many years.
he resided &t what - UoW known as
,hc Warwi"H place, opposite the Wo-
mans College here. l'or = t.n3c I've ,vRS
= courier om The H;.;if of Genera! .S,uuc-
Vail Jackson HIS "'Te d!S3 ;N:o yC4:n
ae1.
hc Surviving 'hild.el are !,:'s Nic-
,pria Na.wirk t'oTle, Mrs Noryell"
Warwick Cali. IN. AIRS. la11j. ,y.,r'vic!t
Nelson, charles i. Wa,vict and J..
Chalmers WarWicl.
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OFF FOR BUFfA 10
Prc>'s'c", nii>"r Leaves for ;.n.,
''';''''"= Trip Of 'l"-

- NHNVN.ttCI- .'.E.-EI
i.u,NG HHANCIi. \. J.. ID y,,.,
i'reside", w:'son ioft hsrl tonight
Tor nnfIalo "a his lest ,slp OF Tho
Acah'paiEn. h"torc n" returts on rri-
|daS NJ VIII have Gel!v,srcd two
|spec"ho:4 in Buffalo ana Ihrt. in Sew
ToriS City, beside. shni,iA hands with
station crowds in many cities ard
kowi,s.
Tho President viii arrive in Buffalo
ri T. NJ 10 VIII speak there at u
luncheon ana ct an evening Meeting.
ana viii leave for New Yc:!. to-inor-
row light In Nc" rcrli lac w!lI speak
luncheon, ~ . meeting at Mad
- SGu"r" Garden ana later at au-
n'eetihE in Cooper Cniou lie
cturn her. On FRIDAY morning.
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Division. lie fought At Seven Pines
Cola Hurbor aharps buri, and Gcttys-
burg. and when Lee surrendered Il,
APPROXIMATION. ne was color bearer of
his regiment.
Surviving him are his wife. who was
Miss =. y. bowling. Of Nelson County:
i"o daughters, Miss Lola Tucker. Of
Staunton. and Mrs. L.. Il. Patterson. OF
charlottesville. ard rour sons. j. Lynn
Tu, .icr. OF richmond. and y. ~. =. y.
and H. n. Tucker. OF Stauntcn
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Special 20 Tie Times Dispatch
MANASSAS. IA. October 3i.--t'umcr-
al services Tor Mrs. Rebc"c:i Ann prl,I-
gle, seventy seven years old. who died
OH Sunday ut the home Of her d.ugh-
ter. Mrs. Margaret Lewis. We're held
t"-da: AZ Grace ~ j.. Church. South.
nnd intermont was III I'll. Manassas
Cemetery. Airs. PrinS!e was a native
"i i.nudoua Co :ty ard is survived h..
her daughter. two sons, Andrew Irin-
gle OF Hyattsville. Md. ana william
rrmsle, Of West Virginia, and I sister
Mrs. Name! Gulick. OF Lcnah. Loudoun
County.
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illness of heart trouble. lie was 81 ma
TIE OF Campbell County. ilc IS aur-
vivcd hy his wife. u son. Robert Blan-
ken"hip. two daughters, Misses Ice and
NARY Blani:caShip. nnh tie followiui,
d. Ctnc:s ani sisters: L.. ~. Richard.
John >. iS!noo!pii L.. end 'Oliu Blankcn-
SHIP. 90 Lyiciihurtr: Charles II CIam-
LenSh.Y. OF LIZ Junt;i. col: e. G. Elan-
Ecn"hlp. az IoaHo':c: Miss Oli"i, \.
Dia:.ke,.sh!p and Mrs. Rosetta TANNER:
OF l,l u. hlUr::.
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RCHM0ND TIMES D1SPATcH WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER l. 1916

Ing s:ec,';;53 from th!a auvcrnmcat on
the occasion OF the oihci;;l observance
OF the th!riy-Sevcnth anniversary OF
The Emperor'3 birth. Although the
emperor wa; born On August 81. his
birthday is observcd according To Gus
'oi". Oh oc:o3c: -, because o. The cx-
ceSs;ve heat which prevails ia Japan
in August.
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Rev. Robert D.. i.innhcnShin.

lSc"'ial tn rho Tines Dispatch.l
lfNCHBTRG. VA. October :l.--Rev
robert T.. B!ani;enship. aged sixty-two
Years, member Of the Virginia Metho-
dis; Conference for forty-tIro years ana
p*Stor Of the Eus:burS Methods;
church. died at his home there on Mon
ua% afternoon, following several weeks
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t:Snscial to The Tlncs.Dispatch.

special to The TimcS-DiSpatchI
'EFEisSBCRG. VA. October III
airs. iest"r Ann lve:, wife OF .. l..
iFsy. lied yesterday afternoon ut her.
.osn- un River Road. III cle;.cr !eiG
CUNT. She wn3 about sc.cuty' -.
years OF age. and. besides her shuuDunc
~ survived b. one son. ~ T.. Ivey. and
TWO daughters Mrs. 4. T. Smith. OF
blhWiddtc and Mrs. Withera BaEw al.
81 chcsi c"ii"id The burial will 6e ~
!;t&hdford Cemetery Tomorrow morn
~. al N'clnril
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samuel td,vord Tucker.

Lr1ec!al L. The Times Dispaici.l
liAHflSpN:S!iI;t'. VA. October 81
samuel Edward Tucker. seventy nine
Years Old. = noted Confederate veteran.
died Oh saturday aiEiI, in Staurtou.
lie came 20 She valley :wcnt%-siX
years ago f.om ltedforj ccun.y. Dur
iaE The Civii N-ar. he served n Com
!.2n" - li.;:' third Regiment. Pichett'5