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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-07-05
IMPROVING THE CANTON.
MENTS

nlH MATILLA county men
V7 leaving to enter the
draft camps this sum-
mer and fall will obtain the
benefits of improvements being
made in the cantonments where
the national army receives its
training:
Additions and improvements
to camps and cantonments
during the six months ending
June l have been finished at an
approximate cost of $22, Co.,
900 under direction of the Con-
struction Division of the army.
This figure does not include the
to the hospital equip
ment of the camps or canton
nor the Improvements
made at other army stations.
The work consisted of addi-
tional buildings for housing the
men and providing for their
comfort and needs. Among the
buildings erected were quarters
for officers and nurses, repair
shops, additional barracks,
coffee roasting plants, kitchens
and bakeries, theatres, new
roads, general sanitation and
fire prevention measures.
Additional buildings are still
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-07-05
Would Try Out Gas
On Captured Dogs

NEW YORK, July -.-Unattached
dogs which so far forget themselves
as to be found and captured by the
Newark poundkeeper. are in for an
unpleasant time They are to be used
for tests Of a new poisonous gas which
the government has decided to try
first on dogs and then on Germans.
Mayor Gillen ofssNewark has receiv-
ed request for stray dogs from the
Bureau of Mines of the Department
of the Interior. and has ordered Pound
keeper Forbell to round up batch OF
stray dogs and ship them to Washing
ton in crates. Mr.. Forbell has his eye
ont particularly for loose dachshunds.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-07-05
LAW VERSUS KAISERIsM
IN RESIDENT WILSON set
ID forth a new declaration
of independence yester-
lay when he said

day when he said:
There can be but one issue. The
settlement must be final. There can
be no compromise. No halfway de-
cisiOn would be tolerable. No half
way decision is conceivable. These
are the ends for which the associ-
ated peoples of the world are fight
ing and which must be conceded them
before there can be peace.
.First-The destruction of every ar
power anywhere that can scpa-
rately, secretly and of its single choice
disturb the peace of tic world: or If IL
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-07-05
Baseball, Yesterdays Scores.
l.. p. G. League.

Portland Z, Vancouver 2.
Aberdeen 4, Seattle /.
American League.
Cleveland 40, st, Louis 2S.
Chicago 7-2, Detroit 6-1.
Philadelphia 9-2, Boston Ill.
Washington o., New York 73.
National League.
New York 0-3. Brooklyn "a.
Boston 1-2, Philadelphia 2-3.
st. Louis 90. Chicago IL.
Pittsburg lis, Cincinnati 0-4.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-07-05

is considerably more than the
average egg production the
country over. Suggestions for
attaining this average are given
in the publication mentioned.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-07-05
28 YEARS AGO
tFrom the East oregonian. July 5,

(From the East oregonian, July s.,
1Ss0.)
William Ferguson is oacl; from
Ann Arbor, Michigan, having finish
ed his course in the famous law
school there.
A man fell from the TOP of the
Wheeler building during the hose con-
test yesterday. 1t happened to be
a dummy.
Appropos of horned toads. Tom
Tweedy, of Nye, says he can brins
down bushel basketball from his
neighboFhood, IL necessary.
w. e. Sheridan, a travelling man,
who umpired the game between Pen
dleton and Athena yesterday, acted
as umpire during last seasons games
of the California league and Il a man
of prominence in baseball circles.
Dan Shaw of Dixie ranch left yes
terday for Walla Walla. He will be
accompanied by a bride on his re-
turn.
Clopton & Boyd sold today lots 1,
2. 1S and block 81, to Charles E
Colesworthy.
Umatilla County Medical Assoeia,
tion will hold its regular monthly
melting in the city Monday afternoon
in the office of Dr. j. NJ. Pruett. All
physicians are invited to attend.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-07-05
EIGHT PAGES

pointed chief Of the Pulp ana Paper
section OF the War Industries Board
succeeding w. B. colver who was
forced TO resign because or increasing
duties as chairman Of the Federal
trade commission and q member Of
the price fixing committee.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-07-05

end in view is to crush kaiser
ism and crush it so completely
that no Germany of the future
will try to turn cannibal as the
present Germany did.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-07-05
EMBROIDERY AND LACE FLOUNCING


In beautiful nOuncing dresses,
petticOats lingerie.
Quality Clearance Sale .................. 19c
Quality July NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Quality, July Clearance Sale SEC
Quality July Clearance soc
Quality Clearance .................. 4Sc
Qualify Clearance
Quality, July Clearance Sale 67c
Quality, July Clearance sale 72c
Quality, July Clearance Observation-Disclosures.
Quality, July Clearance ...............
$500 Quality, Clearance Sf.OO
Quality, Clearance ...............
$500 Quality, July Clearance Sale sf5O
Quality, July Clearance ........... S175
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-07-05

Gen. Won Ecrnhardi has been de-
corated by the kaiser. possibly because
his book would have been such
wonderful prophecy It the war han
worked that way.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-07-05


n qu mic
of
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-07-05
ON EVERY FARM-IOo
HENS

HERE should be 100 hens
VI on every farm in the
United States, declares a
recent publication from the Of
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-07-05
THE DAY

Morn rejoice in since IT brings
me light,
And sends me on my way
with sense OF power
To do the things must do ere
the night
Hath set an ead unto the
golden hour.
I Noon, too. / love with ardor
since the sun
In fun and mellowed glory
gilds the blue,
And shows the daily labor well
begun.
With goals in sight that am
speeding to.
And night-the night Is like
wise dear TO me
Since when it comes relief
from press and strain,
With gifts of dreams through
which the path I see
Back to the Vigor of the morn
again.
. q 4 q q . = . . . = = 4 q
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-07-05

DOnneIIy Appointed Chief.
WASHINGTON. July 5.-Thomas
Donnelly of Chicago has been ap-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-06

former members Of Congress. distinguished
thit.d Statrs Army Generals fretireG).
Judge Atkinson, of the United states cOur,
OF GLAZING at Washington. and others"
IN regard 10 the value III EuIated Iron.
former Health cnmmiksion.r Of Chicago.
"iIiiAm y Eerr, sSid; "hs Health Commits
hi"ner OF the CITY Of Chicago, ~ss inipor-
tuned many Times tn recommend different
medicines. mineral waters. etc. S.ysf IN;
nave gone on rscOTd at fayDring any par
'cular remedy But. !n the case NJ NIX
ated Iron, feel an exception should be
made 10 ms rule. From my own experience
with II. feel that ~ is such valuable
remedy that ought 10 he used ~ every
hospital and preacrtbed BY every pbysicia u
IN this country. and if my Enforcement shall
incuee anaemie. nervous, rundown men ana
women 10 take Huxa,eh iron. and receive
the wonderful tonic benefits which have
TeceiYed. shall feel grsat!y grstihed tba,
! made ar exception tO my .ifs long rule ia
Recommending s." $50
Dr. sehuyi.r e, Jsqves. formerly visiting
SnrEeon Of ~. gnzabeib's Hsrpits' trw
York ci,y. ssi1j ~ have never before given
Out any medical information or yEdyice TOR
publication, ~ ordinarily do not believe
IN r. Bui In the csss nj SSxatsd From !
/sf't would bc YanaiSs in my dptr rot TO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-06
Change Mcthod M CoI,cr.

lSpeClaI 20 The Times DiSpntCh
LEXINGTON, VA. October 5-Reor-
ganization of Washington and Lee Uni
Nersity on basis of the s. a. #. c.,
which has been in process for the past
ten days, was brought TO completion
tonight. Enrolment at the university
has passed the 500 mark. and OF this
number i33 men have, been inducte ed
into the $, y. TIC. All courses have
been readjusted to meet the plans OF
the War Department the idea being
concentration so as to prepare men
as soon as practica bile for war service.
student life OH the campus and In the
town has also been completely revolu
-uonizcd. All students are now re-
auirea 10 live In, barracks. Lees dormi-
tory. east dornIitory. Castle Hill and
the Do-emus Gymnasium serving ad-
accommodations for about 600 men.
The corps OF military instructors con-
sists OF commandant and eight other
regular army officers
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Rescued From BurnInE BuildInE.

- HARRlSONBCRG. VA. October o
Fire ~ unusual proportions broke out
yesterday morning about . o'clock in
a building on North Main Street. owned
by, John w. Taliaferro and Charles II.
Eshma. destroying II almost completely,
damaging the Lutheran Church next
door 10 the extent of $500, running a
stock OF goods for Wilson & Wamplcr.
valued at several thousand dollars, in
nicting loss of several hundred dol
lars on the Kavanaugh Hotel destroy
ing Two automobile trucks owned by
the Valley OF Virginia Taxa kola Cor
poration. valued at $1,000, and max
ing homeless four people who were liv-
ing in the upper story of the Inflated
property. How the fire originated is
not definitely known.
Charles Rice, who had been working
In Washington. arrived in the city
about . o'clock Friday morning, and
when the fire broke out was asleep on
the second story. On the the second
story also were his wife and two chill
dren. Gordon and Viola, all confined
TO their beds with Spanish influenza.
They were caught in a trap with prac-
tcally no warning. but were carried to
safety In their night clothes by mem
bers of the lire company. MIR. Rice
made an attempt to dress, but by doing
SO found his escape cut off and was
rescued from a balcony.
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Acts su.pieious, Arre.ted.

WINCHESTER. Va. OctOSer s.
Franz Jerkens. alias Frank jenkins, Of
Ohio, suspected Q. being a German spy
and Stacker, was arrested last evening
on complaint OF Cumberland Valley
Railroad officers, who found him actin z
IN a suspicious manner at railroad
bridge just north OF town. He at
tempted 10 escape in an apple orchard.
but was caught at the point OF q pistol
and brought to jail. He claims 10
nave registered recently q; Martin
ouES. w. Va. but the draft board there
has no record OF him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-06
AnncnI for Nnr.c.

An urgent appeal is made by the
Red Cross for nurses. trained and
volunteer. for service in aiding in the
fight against the influenza in this city.
While most OF the persons who were
recovered. yet the daily additions to
the list of the sick are such as TO over
tax the time and strength of the ply
SIciSnS. Many nurses. some of them
soldiers wives. are said TO reside in Pc
tershurE. who will doubtless be glad
TO respond TO this call for service. Pos
from elsewhere. II is estimated that
there have been between $500 and 5000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-06
Know What You Take
tSon-secret Rheumatic Prescription,
N. S. r. P.

tSon-Secret Rheumatic Presentation,
This famous, prescription you will
md on every bottle. 80 more aches.
no more pains. never fails to relieve
sharp. shooting pains ~ the arms legs.
Sloe or soreness o. any part OF In.
body; II rarely fails TO give relief
n. =. II. i. (Non- Secret rheumatism
prescription will be fond the most
penshcial treatment for Rheumatism in
An uric acid destroyer, striking as Il
does, directly at the cause disso, 80 ~, :.
the uric acid in the blood. prod,,nes
great benefit In cases Of conge.;iun ~
,he kidneys, bladder troubles, sciatIca
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-06
NORMAL CONDITIONS IN
HOPEWELL AFTER RIOT
No Apprehension of Frrthcr Trouble
In PetcrsburE's Once Turbulent
Ncichbor.

Especial to The Timcs-Dispatch.l
PETERSBURG. VA. October 5.-Con-
dttions at Hopewcll are quiet and nor
NAL to-day. and with the military on
guard thcrctis 10 apprehension of fur
thcr trouble. While several persons
no deaths have been reported. The
ringing OF the riot call in this city
excitement. The call was answered
promptly by the local military, who
reported at the armory, and the a. L.
mn Rifles, Captain Robert Gillian. Jr..
was soon on the way to Iopewell in
auto trucks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-06
RHEUMATISM

can be conquered: don't delay; dron
al your oils and linimcnts Eheuma
ism Is not skin disease Get a hot :
tie; II, Will only cost YOU soc. and Give
the desired relief. 1t contains No
drug. Formula on every boitle
most successfully used for the mast
ha IL, century Mt. in Great britain. "'
sem ~ mall on receipt OF SOC.
bl9 East Broad; Grant Drug Co. TrarJ"
Drug Co, 81 East Broad, and Bodetn,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-06

GORDoNSVILLE, VA. October g.
John Douglas, OF Ruckersvilie. died nj
camp Lee Wednesday morning OF nneu-
mona, following an attack OF Spanish
body was brought 10 Gordonsv;Iis
thursday night. and on Friday was
taken to his late home. where the
Iuneral services were conducted by the
was made in the family burvinp
ground. Besides his parents. MIR.
douglas Is survived by three sisters
OF Mrs. George Duff of this place.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-06
Close In Pulaski Stores

PULASKI. VA, October 5.-Pulaski
business houses will close Monday noon
on ac3ount OF Spanish influenza and
pneumonia by an order issued to-day
oy Mayor CAltee Hundreds of cases
prevail with numerous developme n s
Of pneumonia. Within twelve hours
;hese deaths were reported: Mrs. Il. r.
G.oSecicse- aged eighty; Mrs. Wagner,
cichtTSVe; Frank SilcoX. tventy-three.
Warren CTse-gsT. tweutS-three: John
Vaughan. :ventys.x; Mrs Charles w.
PS:7teT. ;hir;E-iwo: Miss Margaret
Tsietr:. twenty: Carl SaSSett. twenty
SIX, NsTSla Hurst. fourteen: John
Seece, toE-. Hilary w ThaSton. prom
-aen; business man and secretary %
Chamber Of Commerce. returning from
Baltimore with has wife. was taken
IL s; Fredericksburg dying th;s af-
ternoen. The body will reach Pulaski!
sunday.
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Returns Homo for War.

GAVE CITY. VA, October S-Rey. I.
Patton Lane, OF Galiatin, Tex. arrived
his week to spend a month in his ma
tive county. For forty years he has
been employed by the American sun
DAY school Union and has worked in
Texas and Oklahoma. He is a minis
ter OF the Southern Methodist Church.
IL is claimed that he has organized
more Sunday Schools than any other
man employed by the union for which
he works.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-06
Ettrfck. Soldier pics Mt Camp.

Henry NJ. Wells. Il popular youn :
citizen of Ettricks, died this week in
The base hospital ar Camp Lee: He
weeks. and had been assigned to Com
pany l.. Ninth Battalion. L. =. 4. bic
was about twenty-eisht years old. and
rs survived by his mother. Mrs. Martha
~ Wells: one sister. Mrs. John E Nor
ton. OF Ettricks. and 4 brother. James
/. Wells. OF Swift Creek. Funeral from
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-06

= HARR1SoNBuRG. VA, October o.
Page County, and deser:er from the
United states Army. was arrested last
night by Deputy Sheriff w. e. Lucas
at the home OF Murca's father. who
lives in this county. The officer found
the young man in a large closet. locked
on the inside. He forced ope. the DOOR
with an AK. This makes the second
deserter captured by the deputy sheriff
within the last few days. the other
being young Stinnctt, who was arrest
ed MT Elkton
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-06
RICHMOND IIMEs.DIsPATcH, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1918

president; Mrs. Charles Bevan, Mrs.
Harry *. Core and Mrs. II. l.. Berry,
viec-presidcnts: Mrs. Thomas L. Hun
ter, treasurer: Mrs. r, Z. s. Hunter,
secretary: Miss Abbie White. registrar:
Mrs. Il. w. RoEgs historian.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-06

and high school courses in Farmville.
attended Randolph Macon College,
where he was ono of the most popular
Of the young men in his class. After
returning TO Farmville he was taken
into his fathers commission firm. whore
he worked until last November, when
he left and enlisted in the navy as
Eoeman. and was later one OF the lo4
young men selected to study for COM
mission. In the quartermasters train
ing school, where he was making eN-
cellsnt Roadway with his studies at
The Lime Of his death.
he was member OF the Farmville
Chapter Of the Phi Sigma Delta Fra
;ernity and the first Farmville boy who
Aas died in the service OF his country.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-06
Di.bo,cs OF yn,, E,t,,.

LfNCHBURG, VA, October 5.-The
will OF j. NJ. Shafer. a holog raph docu-
meni, was filed in the Corporation
court here yesterday for probate. the
instrument disposing OF personal cs-
tate valued at $4,000 to nephews and
niecGs OF the testator. their identity
not being disclosed by the will The
appraisers named by the order of the
court are: II. J.. Moorman, j. A. Nc
GreGor; G. +. Vaughan, T. II. Ryland
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-06
R,;Iro,a ,,,, Mo.

HARRISONBURG. VA. October s.
Captain William. Hunter Wincklev. n
widely known railroad man. died at
his home here last night Of eNopthal-
mic golfer. Captain Wincklcy was horn
at Harpers Ferry fifty-fve years ago
and for thirtythree years had been in
the service of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad. and at the time of his death
was conductor on the Baltimore and
Ohio running between Harr!sonburs
and Stanton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-06
Dclivrr, I.onn Addre,x.

TAEEWELL. VA, October 5-Jutlce
J. C. Prichard. OF tho United States
circuit Court. aroused great cnthusi-
asm IN q large audience hero to-day
when he spoke in behalf of the fourth
Liberty loan. The speaker is touring
the southern section of Virginia, and
IS giving an impetus TO the movement
TO put this section over it's allotment
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-06
Giving Workers Buttons.

LTNCHBURG. VA, October 5.-Post
sinia Council of Defense buttons 10
women who have taken the places OF
men IN the army or navy. The post
is endcarorinE to get these honor but
tons in the hands OF hundreds of wo-
men now doing mems work.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-06
Selling slnny Stamps.

GATE CITY, VA October 5.-The
footing up OF the results Of the recent
campaign for the sale of war savings
stamps shows that Scott County sold
and took pledges for sSSc,0o0 worth of
stamps. The county is organising for
the sale of bonds in the fourth Lib
erty loan campaign. The allotment 10
the county in this, in the stamp sale
campaign, is 100000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-06

near near Gate City. has been brought home
rom france suffering seriously from
Sneii shock. A few days earlier David
iMatneE, of Clinchport, was brought
nome also suffering from the Same
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-06

!Ht!shlA Win most surprising results Ana
,m'sc VINO wish quickly 10 increase ,hc,r
fteh3th. power and endurance viii Nnu 4,
. lhofi remarkable and wonderfully c1ec
iiys rein.dy.'
-" matter what other torics or iron r.n..
"'r' yp' nave rasd without auccens--if You
Efe not strong or we'll. you owe II 10 yonr
tcI I" make the following tes,. Sc. bnn
!Hne you cat work or how far you can walk
~thpu' becoming tired. Next take two
hVr-Rfa!h tablets az Eu1ated Iron three
lnheh PEE DAY after meals for two wcck,
ihfh tear your strrnEth again and sec how
U"th you haze gained. Nuxnird Iron viii
increase nc strength. power and endurance
~ .thc"t', n@E9ous. run -down people in two
"ct"s iinIe IN many instances.
,r Ma ,nnhtnrers Not,i Nuxa,ch Iron. which
80, W.S.inE1 ana recommended BY phV-
s,srlSsn, ffI Which ~ now hsng used by over
ay in"1k, ny ~, %ns which s. well Known to
H s,.d M Ton 9 nrodgeis &C i, casly. assimi-
r 49,. bt2ak nor upset the stomach. Thhee
oI sa, va gcaui,s 70 every rurehaser
Si2?if .ra b M az by Tgsgls Drug Co. poik
2 All other drnIs'sth,--Ady. A'.euo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-06
Takes over y. w. c. A. WORK.

yItnKSE NNcr 7. w. c. 4. Work.
Amy Garner of LIE Roy. Minn., now
physical director of the i. w. c. a. at
AKRON. Ohio. has been given call to
similar work here, and she will be
mere about January /. when the new
oulldinE is ready for OCCUPANCY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-06
REFUSED To REGISTER
AND ARE LOCKED UP
Three Men From ScottSville Claim
Religious Belief Based on Com
mandment Excmpts Them.
FACE CHARGE OF MURDER
Are Landed in Lynchburg Prison
. Pending Appeal 10 Higher Court.
News Notes From Various Other
!. Points in Virginia.
Especial to The Times: Dispatch; ]

lSpecl2l TO inc 1neS-biSpatC
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, october >.
w. D. Shepherd and J. y. Davis. OF
near Scot,sville. this county. two men
fusei to register. ano F. 4. Fowler.
an older man. who had persuaded the NJ
to refuse TO obey the mandate of the
President and register for the draft.
will be tried before Judge Henry G.
Mcdowell at ,hc'NoNember term OF the
United states court.
These three men allcEc that thcy are
against war. and cannot Conscientious
IL even register, because OF = tenet of
a peculiar faith they subscribe 10. that
they Stout aliege is founded on the
Sixth Commandn eni. THOU shalt n9'
Kill" They call lhei. cult ihs FOL
rather confused statements there are
only a vety few 81 these in The ccun-
Try A far as could BE learned they
are ;he OILY ones in ;his immediate sec
rflor though Fowler. WHO poses as the
leader o. preacher. has steadily
.-eachs5 and attempted IL gain cor
verts n lower :. aa5rcaSle eoC parts OF
Eacsla@hS-r County.
SAs,AsrS and Davis came ae.e last
GzreS z-c1: Pounding Mi. section,
TA1s~sl, ColatX- ana purchases = farm.
ea1cs6 :: Sz.Sof. FrsA>Ae! toN!e.
soc,a talscwca then, and rented nine
srt,-cusA -ek- S.o;Isvilie, SHEPHERD and
psyzs v-s-s supposed - be within The
e-at; act ant when kpT-oa cAs3 on
Iht --k;Ie- sa-t:cs3 tAty were thirty
SIX aut rA2rsE.at.6 his; theE were
sxgTg7 t-on :. ~ recurrence T:;s o.
me &-Et- ssk.-4ac - - w.Ehpl. Lhc
81 .,s-cs cst =! -ssI- faith
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T3s a1ned il L,nehsurs.

-ENt~-sl &c. \ - Lfct3Ht: e-AaG!
NE-.5- :-.lJza Sc.c.ls sid his sen,
james G-Iz.is. -Ae We: CONVICTED -e-
gently y tas C5-co:. CsU-t - DlcscI-
soa Cc1z.y 90 .as MURDER c. Deputy
Ske-.s .--s-Sca Lang July - last
~s-. s-oIE1s - tas l!1chho-E ta2
ea-zr iN.s E2o-aS1E and lodged there
fc- sA.t-sss7inE. Ths three men are
Gate- SENTENCES to- life :.-c,s IN me
safe Ps2:i>a;5s-Y To- IAe murder OF
the c.acs:. hlt Stays have eesa grant
&c =. tie cases OF the TWO Grizzlies. in
c-de. 10 permit them 10 MAKE aq-
peal 10 IKE state Supreme Court.
II IS alleged that the deputy sheriff
ing In a mountain section OF Dickinson
County and that re was murdered 20
close his mouth IN the case against the
three men. Martin. the elder man OF
the trio. was convicted OF the murder
of the deputy sheriff and the two Griz-
Eies were charged with completely in
the conspiracy 10 murder.
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CHAPTER Elects OmcerS.
tREDER1ckSBURG. VA. October 5.
king George Chapter, United Daupb
tiers OF the Confederacy. has elected 1ho
following officers Mrs II. A. Mason