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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-02-17
WEST SHORE NEWS
MRS. ALICE MARKLEY DIES

Lemoyne, Pa, Feb. IT. - Mrs. Alice
Markley, aged 40, died at her home
in Herman avenue, late yesterday af-
ternoon after an illness of several
months She is survived by a daugh-
ter Helen Markley, and son Clar-
ence, both at home. A brother and
a. sister also survive. No arrange
ments for the funeral have been an
nounced.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-02-17

hill, and there they were
below us! In the wide, dry stream
bottom perhaps fifty men were work
ing busily, like a lot of ants. Some
were picking away at the surface of
the ground; others had dug themselves
down waist deep and stopped and rose
like legless bodies. Others had dis
appeared below ground and showed
occasionally only as shovel blades.
From so far above the scene was very
lively and animated, for each was
working like a beaver, and the red
shirts made gay little spots of color.
On the hillside clung few white tents
and fog cabins, but the main town it.
self we later discovered, as we'll as
the larger digglngs, lay around the
bend and upstream.
We looked all about us for some
path leading down to the river, but
could find none. So perforce we had
to continue on along the trail. Thus
we entered the camp of Hangman's
Gulch, for If it had been otherwise
| am sure we would have located
promptly where we had seen those
red shirtcd r~oN.
(To Be Continued.)
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-02-17
EVANGELIST AT LEMoYNE

LemOyne, Pa, Feb. r. = A three
weeks evangelistic campaign will be
opened in the United Evangelical
Church tomorrow. The Rev. w. M.
Davis, of Akron, Ohio, who conducted
the campaign last year, will have
charge of this years work. He will
be accompanied by Mrs. Davis.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-02-17
SHIPMENTS Held UP

New Cumberland. Pa, Feb. II. =
Factories and mills at New Cumber-
land are unable to ship goods to New
York or the New England States on
account of the freight embargo.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-02-17
GROSS RIVER on ICE

New Cumberland, Pa. Feb. II. =
Workmen from New Cumberland en-
ployed at the Bethlehem Steel Works
are crossing the river on the ice.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-10-18
LEMONS BRING OUT
THE HIDDEN BEAUTY
Make tf1Is lotion for very little
cost and just see
for yourself.

What girl or woman hasn't heard
of lemon juice to remove complexion
blemishes; to bleach the skin and to
bring out the roses. the freshness and
the hidden beauty? But lemon juice
alone is acid. therefore irritating, and
should be mixed with orchard white
this way. Strain through hne cloth
the juice of two fresh lemons into a
bottlec obtaining about three ounces
Of orchard white, then shake well and
you have a whole quarter pint or
skin and complexion lotion at about
the cost one usually pays for sail
jar Of ordinary cold cream. Be sure
to strain the lemon Juice so no pulp
gets into the bottle. then this lotion
will remain pure and fresh for
months. When applied daily to the
face, neck, arms and hands it should
help to bleach, clear, smoother and
beautify the skin.
Any druggist will supply three
ounces OF orchard white at very little
cost and the grocer has the lemons
Adv.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-10-18

more with trenches, barbed wire. in
evltable dummies representing Ger
mans, and so forth. At the word of
command the men leaped from their
trench and charged yelling a war cry.
and Sbayoneting each dummy thew
came across. Towards the end of
the ground there were a number of
sticks on tins, and as the men got
near the sticks they halted for indie
pendent fire and blazed away at the
tine, bringing dozens of them down,
and eventually carrying the final DO
sition with a rush. The accuracy of
their fire showed how well the lesson
had been driven home that not a shot
must be wasted, but that each must
find its home in the body of the ene-
my.
/ Americans Fine Physique.
In a short hurried visit it is not
possible to gain more than a few gem
eral Impressions.
The first and most striking point is
the splendid physical appearances of
their constitution.
Physically they are already perfect
~ trained, and they are acquiring
their military knowledge with a speed
that delights and astonishes their Of
ficers and their critics
They show, too, no signs whatever
of staleness, but a constant good hui
NOR that has been proof against the
discomfort of rain and mud and of
ihproyised quarters. Their discip-
line Is free and easy, except when ac-
tual work is concerned, and at work
they obey instantly and intelligently
the order given them.
Throughout all ranks there is an
eagerness to proceed instantly to the
front, and the mems own view that
they are perfectly prepared is a fault
on the right side. They have already
developed, and are developing, de-
ternnined hatred of the German, based
for the moment, on the fact that it is
the Germans who have forced them
from their various occupations and in
terfered with their ordinary scheme
of life
Throughout the visit was greatly
struck by the modesty of officers of
all ranks. Their attitude to the war
here is that they have come to learn
the art of warfare as 1t is fought in
modern conditions in Europe, and
they are determined that it will be
neither their fault nor the fault OF
their men II they do not give good
account of themselves. They are
accepting with gratitude all assist
anoe that can be given them by the
French and by the English, and they
are fully conscious Of the weight OF
the task that lies before them and be-
fore the American people. (By the
International News Bureau, Inc. Bos-
ton, Mass.)
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-10-18
NTH AMERICAN ARMY ON FRENCH
SOIL; our BOYS SHOW FURIOUS
FIGHTING SPIRIT in TRAINING

Order to Charge and Go Over the Top Is Given Them
by Their Superiors- Give Curdling War Cries and
Are Schooed to Remember the Two Fisted Training
Which They Received at Home in Coming to Grips
NJ With Boches.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-10-18

FLORAL BOUQUETS
AND DESIGNS.
JoHN REOK a som.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-19
Grc6cr ~lsnnitscnm6!
Sp6n @sGormnf, Der beOentrnOie
Senpr Der @eseHiuart, am %.
Sannar i'm ftaOtiidea
MHOitDrinm.

Ole 2citung ocs aRctaiIer's Son.
cert gourle~ bot fir ibr biertes
aon3ert. om %. Soruar, Sobn SIC.
GorInad, Den bcrporrngerblten Eet
noriitcn nnIerer Belt, %gefuonneii. 81.
ner Der bcIten Muiiffritifer Der
8eitfaite, Heofern Mnion, b0rte ibr
Dor einigcr 3eit bel einem aon5ert
1T San Grdncisco unO mar bon
oes 2obes ilber oie bor5iiglihen Sci
itltigcn 0esielben. Sobn glc@or,
mad perfiigt nidt mir iiber cine
unDergleihlid boac uaO Hare StinI.
me unO bodltes altnitenpiinoen.
ion0eru beritebt cs nid), Die be.
or1ngte G~olfsiecIe ieine8 gefnedte.
fen Bottles, Den ~SSrlGnoern, 10 redli
gum 4usOrttd 8u bringen. &ein De.
luobner Smoba's, Scr irgenopelhes
Sntereiic in Ser @einn9stlmit 81
hoben eebenft, iollte iiA bieien eott.
liten aunItgenuB entaeben loiIen
Heierbierte Stse iinb bonn fommen.
ben @tontog ON am aartenidaltei
i'm glioitorium erbdltlid.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-19
Jn Jones' Senat tit
SGnatismms GrMlnpf!

Ges Moines, Sa., is. Sou.-9ie
Ganatifer baben in Den leBten Sab
rem bic StontsIegisl1tlir ia ltets be-
berrldt, aber bod nod ME 70 iebr
ME 0iesmol. 2adoem nit mir 0rel
Gtimrnen 0oeegen Die Brobibitions-
porlage i'm Genot our6gegangen,
bot Senator Gaplor cine &orIage
einaereift. pel6e nit Die ftniteren
un0 unoulOiumlten @eieBe DeS 9tit-
fqlnIters erinnert. 9ieielbe betitelt
It6 Elm .@elet, cine gerlesuitg oes
Sabbntbs all perbinoern", mas 10
siernlid aaes beingt. E~beuteroor-
fteIlmgen, aon5erte, 9aaipiele, fltr8
iebeg barmIoie 8ergniigen am Sonn-
tag ioa %urlteriagt neroen urO Die
Stroie fir Die @erIespug Der be.
reits beitebenoen Sonntagsgeiese
miro beDenterlo beriharft.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-19
Nene yEnarters1.

Sos ll~nteridataHt Dat lest fteltC
gierteIoouorftiide o~lisgegeben, io0af
iett gum eritcn MaIe in Der @e.
ihidte 0es 2da0es 0reI nelie 4rtet
bon SiLbermhn5en I'M llmlnuf iino.
Ger nelie o2uarter@ bot ouf Der Ell.
1en Seite, nie oos neue Salb0ollar.
Ititf, Die boae 0eitnIt Der golum.
bin, 0ie bier einen ShilO tr1gt UNI
BON elmer 8lattform berabiteigt oui
Der Die @orte ss5n SOB @e SruitN
1ino bic 13 Sterne Der uritaaten an
gebrndlt ItnD. lleber Dem 9dupt 0ei
sSigllr Itebt bas @ort p2ibertp4. 9if
Rudieite aeigt ben 4OIer I'M 5Ingt
mo Die Snldrift % 8luribus
llnlnn4. glid bic bieligen 8anfar
habcn Die neren Guorters III be.
idrdutter 3nbl erbnlten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-19
Die Uadbridot kcntntt
Gin bisd1cm Ipdt!

2onoon is. San. ~ Die Ct,
DANCE Gelcgrapb 60, bot baute bon
&openbngcn bic gsohridt erhaIten,
oaB Ser ritiiiide Qantpfer Sfiftet
am II. December bon einem Oeut
ifen Sauhboot perientt muroe unO
Dab 200 9erIonen 0abel ibr Sc.
ben berloren baden.
(0ieie 9eo6riGt Ideint meit Der.
eebolt s1t icin. 2lopOs bat ltur ei-
men ruiiiiHen 8anpfer linter Dem
Iamen Sftftct regiitriert, unO Der.
Ielbe 1T MIR 1886 Sonnen groB. IS
lit oesbnlb b0dit unlDnbrideinlid,
ooB 200 8eriDnen nuf 0ieiem Gam.
pier u~mgefommen iein fonmerL oann
mo iollten 70 bieIe Mteniaen 9lds
auf einem iolfen Gdiff baben. 3as
berienfte Sdiff mag Oaber einen
onOeren Raften baben.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-19
DcMtidbcr 1lcbcrfaM
in Hmmdnicn oclin9t!

Berlin, is. San. C5unfeHberidt.)
Gas oeutide Grtegsnmt mcloete
beltte na6mittug: Gin BON ben bent.
ihen Sritppen beiperfitelligter lie
beriaa feinolidcr Stellimeen 5mi-
Iden Sen Sdlern Der Suiita nno
8lttnu geloRg bolitanoig. Der
6cinO wltroe ans oeniclben BERTHE.
Ben mo mir naBalen 1 Cffi5ier pno
go Iann g%cfangGn; aud eroberten
mir Gin Mtdidinengciuebr.
Getrograo. lis. San. Gfii5i-
Ell nuroe bier bcltte gemeIbet, ooB
rtmaniide Srsppen cinen BON 9cltt.
idrn beiesten Sitgel umSingelten
mo cine ngroBe anSabl" @cfangenc
madltcn ionic bier Wtaidinengemeb.
re erpberten. (5hlanflueg erlogenl)
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aleinc StaStnenisfcitcn.

SER 2ut6er 0rofe, 8raitoent Der
92erdants autionol 9onf lit pie-
berum gum 4rdiioentpn Der 0mo.
IA Clearing Souie Q(iiociation En-
nannt fDoroen. Serr 90. $. 8u9-
boIB puroe gum i8e.9rdii0cntcn
un0 Serr Sobn 6. 8rend, 8I5e-
Graii0ent Der 5tod 9aros National
ganf, Ionic gBm. q. 9ugbes gum
8etfiter erpaDlt.
@eil iie gu oiel @elO oorrdtig
hat, miro sic Gonieroatibe Gpar.
2eib- gougeieaihaft bonn /. apriI
ob MIR 6 8ro3ent 3inien auf Gar
leben ouf Gigentltm in oaen 5tdO.
ten berednen. Gas ioate 0er 8au.
tatigfeit niht penig belfen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-19
Einr iuritnehenne Gntideibnna.

&i6ter Mooorougb 9nb beitte M
gln6esgeridt Die Gntiheioung ob,
noB bel antIosen pcgen @infiibrlng
hon @bisfeD nodD ben Snoidner-
aeIcrbationen feit8eitellt merocn
nuaB. nober ons fraqlidle 6ciicrtpni-
Ter berrilbrt. Der gerteioiger bon
Salnes 9ricIt scr 0icies Gcrge9ens
angcflagt par, Scr anpolt Siran
GbaIc. Gin Snoianer bebauptete, OoB
lem Silent niht p~erlIrteilt perOrli
fonne, neil III Scr 9rfIagc nidt CT.
fldrt iri, OBJ scr 9bisfeD BON cineHl
Crte berrilbre. iJber ocn Ods bic,
liae @eritt SurisOiftion babe. Der
Ridter idloB iid Oieicr aniidt an.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-19
aommersienrat eIeidraOer aefDr6en

Berlin, is. San. (6untenoepe.
ide.) Inter GROCER ge~teiligun0
uuroe Gicnstag Der beritorbenc
garlfier aommer5ietrat Sans bon
9leidr0Oer 81 @ra6e %setrngen.
Inter ben 2eiotragenoen befanoen
iid 9rin5 g[0albert bon SdlesDig-
SoIiteIn, Der onierifaniihe 8otihnf.
ter Beraro. Ser turfiide 9otidafter
@affi 4ai6o, Die Gotter Des bulga4
ridden &rcnierminiters gfaooslo'
boD mo Der @i5e.& rdii0ent oes
oeutideH Reid8tnges Or. 4aaIde.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-19
glarfuten spelnnfe unssebOben.

Gie Wordlpoii3iiten Cunningham,
Sttton nno @ufpro iberfieIen lctte
gtadt cine @arfotenipelltnfe nabe
Scr 16. uno GGicago Str mo fon-
fig3ierten Opium uao an0ere nar
fntiide 9tittel i'm @erte bon nabe8u
$1,000. Sie6en Mnmer luto 5rau-
en- Dur6en m 5aft genommen. Gem
gnn6esgebeimoienit murom bic bor-
qefunoelen Sadei CUR mcItcreu
ltnterinhung iiberlDieierl.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-19

mir fir ImcrikGncr!

@afbingfon is. San. -g epr1.
~lentant Gooenburg bon Slinois
rei9te beiite i'm Snlie cine 9eiollt-
tion Elm, loltt melder Gegierungs
tontrafte MIR in ben Ser. Staoten
Bergeben mer0en Oiirfen. Die RGios
luton fpuroe an oas Suiti8tomitee
be%rpieien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-19
Gent. g~aitoreniu6n lpirs seetaOett.

8ortlonb, Gre. IS. San. Der
%t9jdbrige Golono arauie, Sobn oes
9oItors arauie bon Der bieiigen
neutih. lutber;lden Stride. elm Bog
ling Oes Reeo College, bot ols elm
3iger bon 40 @2itbeperbern oas
gintrittseramen fur Die @nrine.
gffoOemie beltanoen u1o bat ii6 am
20. 5ebrliar in annapolis 5i mel
cen. I'm ieinem @nter bel Der
3ragung Der Soften fiir ietne Nus.
bilollng bebiiIflih SIT iGiu, bat Der
iltnge Munn fir oie Oregon Gent.
fde 3eitung@ ais 3eituugstr6ger &C.
arbettet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-19
R0Mitprcis fir Corn
felt Hcft Jatrc 1868!

Chicago. is. San. Mni-gorn.
2~ieferungen brndten belte $l.01%,
Gs lit bieies Der hodite Hreis, Der
ie felt Dem Sabre 1868 beaablt iunr-
be. 3er1t0rltng bon Sdiffen, Die
nit nrgeatiniidem Corn belaoen ma.
rem, bat Oiele %nnerbOrte 8reisFtei-
geritng perurindt. Diai &eiaetl
pradte $I.S9, SoIer $685..
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-19

1876. Gamenfleio. Sdnittmt'
Ter in 6 @r0Ben 81 SO, 80. 40 ~
ms "a 3oa gaitenmeitc. 6 garO
iiffs555fi. Dfarlai5 mr. IS Dol DfoBe
6enofiqt. Der got lit am unteren
gnoe ungefabr 3 GARD. 4rels 10
Gents.
1919. Gamenbluie. Shniitmu-
tier hi 6 @roBaa: 80. 81 36, IS,
40 mo AZ 3oa gifitenipeite go
gar6 36soa. Materials fir 80 3oll
@roBe ben6tigt. 9reis 10 Gents.
1871. Ganenrod. Shniitnilter
IN 6 @roEm: 90, %. 81, 26, IS
IND 80 3oa Eoiaenueife. AS GARD
44-soa. Moteriats flr 26 3on @robe
benotigt. &reis 10el
1857. Mdodlenflei0. Sdmittnli.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-19
Dcpi&a lit in
Berlin cinectrcffcn!

Berlin, i6er 2pnOou, is. San.
Der bisbcrigc amerifonii6e &c.
Iarote in 8ufareit gopido, Der anf
GcranGaiiung Geuti6IanOs bic 5taot
b~erlaIieu bate, lit in Berlin eingc-
troffen uil0 partet alf Suitruttios
men ieiner aegierung.
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gerioracn Tdl NIT 86isfca.

9ublque, ga, Is. Salt-6lirfl
teno, oaB iracn0 cine Set bic Gin.
fu6r bon oIfoboIiiden @etrdnten
mad Soma btrboten mer0en fam.
leqen fif tauienDe 9epobner bon
Dubuque uno ~lluigegenO groBe Gor.
rate in @biSfeo urto Bier dn. I'M
fuenigTtens fir Die uohite 3eit &c.
migeno ncriorqt 8u fem. Die @e
fr0nfe61noler i'll geraOe uber Den
Slut gelegeuen Cot Gubuoltc CT.
fldrefl ooB lire Beiddtte III 0el
lebfen ISOLDE I'M 1900 4ro5ent gu
aenonImen babenL mo oob es meb.
rere Gage mabren miro, eDe iie BIZ
eingelmlfeuen 4uftrdge nusfitacr
fonlleu.
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bier Shiffc non
1tSBccten p~crlcnkt!

2onoon, is. San. - 2lop6g mel.
BEN Dab Der 1000 groBe britiihe
Gampfer 9lifeR grag, 0ns Se.
gelldiff SinpurneD llilO Der odnilhe
9ompier Smsf, 1874 Eonnen groB,
iopie Der britiide 9ampfer @ar-
fielo. 1,S00 &onnen groB, bon
Oeutidcn Saudbooten pericntt prr-
Den.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-19

Sun Gtoote Oklahoma ioa Oos
9ioudcn bon 8ienretten ALI einem
8erbreden eennadlt meroen. Gage.
aen miro 6as 2nnden no6 mie Dor
ais cine Der Observation-Disclosures
betradtct mer6en, Oie iogor Conn
Tags 5ilaiiig liaO.
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Gr6alt sdtiNnna snaeiprOden.

6rau Settle 8rifFin @orniib Dur-
6e baute pom Ridter 3ap cine Sdei-
0ung bon ibrem @atten Neo. 9ar.
pI6 g. q. Gouniib 5ugebilli9t. Cor
nib bat feline gdn3e 3eit Der @riln-
0unq elmer ole beridie6eneH DRIFT.
liden gefenntniiie umfaiieu0e 8e.
meinoe gelpiomat uiO iidl bic gaii3e
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Gampf NIT ganfran6ern.

9feuab. 0fta, Is. San. SIN
Sample nit g~anfr6ubern mur0e bier
elm 3eputp S6eriff getotct uno elmer
Der gan0iten beripuaoet. 2eBterer
mur0e berhoftet.
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tier III A @r0bcn: a, 8, s, uno 1C
Sabre. AZ gor0 36.5on. @ote
rails fir 0oppelten Nod ooer BIZ
gIar0 FHr einfaden Rod fir s Sabre
@roBe benotigf. 4reis Toe.
1917. 5raueu. 9ausfleio. 5dlnitt
muiter III 8 BroBeu: 81 SO, 3s,
40, ~ nn0 "A 3oa giitemueite.
5A gar0 4ts5oa. Materials fir 80
3oa @r0Bc ben1ttgt. Orr Rod AM
aaterm en0e nnsefdbr 3A DarO.
9reis Zoe.
1870. 6rauenmanfel. GGnitt
mu{tcr in 6 @roBcn: "a. Sc, So, 40.
~ 1mo Al 3oa 8uitcnDeife. 6
yaro 54s5on. Materials mir 36 3oa
@r0bc benotigt. @reis 10 Gents.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-19

Bigger oaOen brn6en IN Der @odt
0urb cine wenig gebraudte Sail.
fire Giebe ein uno erbeuteten 80.
rem i'm 9etrage bon iiber $1,000.
8isber febIt ieoe Spur bon ben
IIieben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-19

Ifr griaen, uelde pafien, be.
luhcn Sic 9r. @eilano, 6remont,
asebr. Sdmierige Sale SpeSiali-
tit.
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3eit bon Ieiner @ottin, nit Der er
felt Icbrltar 1916 berbeirntrt mar,
crudbren loilenL iueiien Oieie MIN
ilbcroriiilig miir0e.
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Ghifnaner Sansbiener itrrifen.

Gbicngo. is. San. GnHdberno
1900 Sausbiener (Sonitors) baden
Die 4rbeit n~ieoer9elegt, neil linen
fein 2obnaufihlag geipdbrt rDnroe.
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1878. M66den 9rin5eB aleio
nit ODER obne Gfnias. Sdnittmu.
tier IN i @roben: 6. s, 10 un0 IL
zohrp ~ Mnrn "A sssaa Mna lddtes
rinls inr 6 Sabre benotigt. 4rei
10 Gents.
1868. Md0dcn.8 ajdmas IN Ell
ncna gfid. Ganitfmuiter IN 5 Gro
sen: &, s, 10, t2 nBO Ia Sabre
saz glars 36 sou 1otcrioIs fir
10 Sabre @r6Bs ben0tigt. 4reis
30 Gents.
1851. WdDdcnfEei0 nit Inter.
6(uIe. gtnittmuiter in A @roBn:
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-11
GRAND JURY RETURNS
TRUE BILL For MURDER
AGAINST CHAMBERLAIN
Trial of Remarkable Crime in Gocch-
land County Set to Begin
January Q.
PRISONER BROUGHT BACK TO
HEsNRIOO JAIL IN MEANTIME
Physician Must Explain to Virginia
Jury Mysterious Disappearance OF
His lawyer Brother. With Whom
He Had Had Litigation.

The grand Jury of Goochiand coun-
ty yesterday afternoon returned a trus
bill against DR. Asa w. Chamberlain
Sr the murder OF his brother. Judge
Albert Chamberlain.
Judge rutherford announced that
a special term OF the court would be
held beginning Wednesday. January 3
for the trial of the case. The pris-
oner was brought back 10 Richmond
yesterday evening by Sheriff Webb
Sydnor. OF Henrico, and lodged in
Henrico Jail, where he will be held
until his trial
The crime for which DR.. Chamber
lain stands indicted is ofr OF the
most remarkable in the history of the
states criminal annals. The broth
ers had had trouble over business
matters. resulting in litigation in
which judgement was granted the
Judge against the doctor. A day or
ftw oafter the judges's disappearance
from his home in Goochiand neigh
bors called on the doctor for some
Information as to his Whereabouts.
The doctor declared that his brother
had gone West to look after some
mining interests and that he had tust
paid him $1,000 In settlement OF the
claim which had been the subject
OF litigation. A telephone message
showed that the Judge had not taken
the train at his usual station and the
hunt was continued.
The search was diligently prescott
ed while their suspicions thoroughly
aroused. county officers and citizens.
t4eruined the doctor. The remains OF
the Judge. cut up IN small pieces. and
buried in post-holes under posts on
the doctors farm were finally dis
covered.
The accused was Immediately
brought to Henrico jail for safe keep
ing. and has been here ever since
Both men came 10 Virginia n few
years ago from the West