davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-08-13
aENCTBNE K.

0lo4Ba1. HeMH0To TpocTHx ne
6oIbmHx cEaMeeE. HecHolBRs DHo-
meH, 3H4oTBI, HHEOIHM, Ny4a).
In WH0IIIA: H%eBBIHOcHMa Har
,locTb pnMIaH! HaI0 HpoTHaTb Tx
H MeqaMH OTcToaTb Hamy cB06OIy.
2-n WH0IIIA: BcIeI ga HaMn
HoIHHMyTca II 4pyrHe Hopa6oHIeH-
nHe pnMlaHaMn HapoIBl. lIoHoff
9THx HaTlBIx T%pa0HTeIef II Hopa6O-
%THTeIeTi, 9TnX TyHHx a3bIqHHRoB! 10
loI!
MHOTO T0.IOC0B: IoIoi! 10
Vol!
3HIOT: Heo6yOgHMO HaMeTHTb
B0RIa.
TOIOC: BMrb MoTeT, HeTomya
BcTaHeT 30 T.IaBe Hac?
UHOIIA: Ha nero He.Hbaa haze
aTbca. On IaeT HOHaTB, qTo He Hph
mIo eIne BpeMa cBeprHyTb Hro, pH
M,IaHaMH Ha nae HaI0HeHHoe. Vh
YUM caMoycoBepmeHcT B 0 B a II 10,
yqHT Ie.IaTb Ie0po H., yqa lDohrb
BparoB, rem caMBIM roBopHT HpoTllB
%ROcTaHHa.
2-m 3HI0T: Mil 3HaeM. ETo we
me HeHpHeMIeMO. BO ITO OBI TO
iii cTalO Ha4o OcB00oInTBca OF BIa
9TH pHMaaH.
HHK0IHM: BIacTb pnMIaH ne
uepeHocHMa. Ho Heromya 4yMaeT,
gTo He lynne 6yIyT Il BAacTHTelH
ns Hauero HapoIa. On xoqeT ne
peB0cHHTaTb Hap0IB...
3HsI0T: Bee 9To oTHOcHTca 4 or
laIeHHoMy 6yIymeMy, a MH 4y-
MaeM 0 HacTOaIHeM.
OpoAoAweHne cAe4yeT).
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-08-13
COBETCRNn bbIT.

Coz. KcTaTB CRa3aTb, erIe HaRaHy-
He HOlTOTOBHBmaaca Il BcTpeTe no.
pOr0r0 rOcTa, %HOcIeIHHfl %H0aBHIca
B 3a.le s~aceIaHHii c%OBepmeHHo Heo-
anIaHHo IIa BceX. Hon 6ypHbIe all
HI04HcMeHTm 0epeT cIOBO.
Bee IIyT IOHIaTa o M%e1IyHa-
p0IHOM II BHyTpeHHeM H%0.IOIeHHH.
,H0 HHqer0 HOIO0H0T0.
l.1a3a, BbTcIIIeTO 3aH0H0IaTeIbH0-
70 OpTaHa HaTaI CB0D peqb TaB:
81, TOBapHmH, o MeI4yHapOI-
HON nOIOTeHHH rOB0pHTb He 6yty:
OHIO BAN H3BecTHO H3 Ta3eT 10 I0H-
.la4aM 4HqepHHa H 4pyrnx qHeHOB
HpaBnTeIbcTBa; BHyTpeHHee HOIOGe-
lHe T0Ie I0B0IbH0 qacTO NOcBemae
Tca II Ha c'e3IaX, II Ha c%O0paHHaX,
II B HeqaTH. Nine EaIeTca, Iaa BAG
0OIee HOIXO4alHHM 6HI0 OBI 3aHa-
Tbca B cepbe3 II HaI0lT0 B0IIpOca-
NH TOpOIcE0T0 II BHyTTy0epHcE0T0
3HaqeHHa, E0T0pOe B EOHeqH0M cue
re II cOCTaBIaeT 0yH1aMeHT II oc-
HOBHMe M0MeHTH TOTO, ITO NH Ha-
3BBaeM B%HyTpeHHHM II MeHIyHap0I
HBM H0I0EeHHeM C%OBeTCEOil Poe
CHI. - C4eIaB TaEOe BcTyHleHHe,
MHXaMI HBaHoBnq pncTynnI IL
paaHOcy''.
I%0pT0BHbT, yBepaeT HOppecnOH-
1eHT "llpaBIH", enIe I0ITO &c yIO
B0IbCTBHeM BcIIOMHHaIH CB0H pa3-
TOBOpM C Bcep0ccniicHHM c%TapOcT0ii,
RaIea TO4bEO, qTo He 3Ha.IH &c rem
! HMeIH TecTB 6eceIoBaTb".
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-08-13
TPArEANa B MOCR0BCR0N
bOlbHNuE.

B &ele3HOgopO&HOi 6O1bHHHe Ha
HOBO-BacMaHHOi vi. My% 0oIbHOh
MHXaiiIOBOI, IeqHBmeica OF aTfIeH
4HIIHTa, TaIelo paHH,I %pa3pbIBHoll
HyHei cTapmeTO xHpypra 6olBhlIHbI,
GORTOpa B. H. BacH.1beBa.
MBxaiiIOB, IeIe3HoIopOGHbIh Ma
cTep, 00BnHaI B~aeHIBeBa B TOM, ITO
OH 4aI er0 TeHe IaHHX TO ycbIIIH-
Te.IbHBlx H0pOmHOB II OcHOp0HI ed
qecTb.
TlaBHBIi Bpaq HoIbIe npoH3Be.l
OIIpoc MHXaiiIOBOfi, EOTopaa rare
TopHqecHH 0TpHIIa,la ~00BHHeHHe.
Bo BpeMa pa3roBOpa MHxaflIOB BHE
BaTHI peBolbBep. HaBOIa eTo Ha
npHeyTcTBoBaBIIHy, OH Tpe6OBaI OF
IeHBI Ha3BaTb baMHIHD ocHop0HTe
nj. BOlbHaa MHXailIOBa N H04 4y
aoM peBOIBBepa RaTerOpHqecEH aaa-
BIaIa, ITO My% ea !IEeT. b 9ToT
MOMeHT MnxaiLIOB HeoRHIaHHO BBIc-
IpeIHI B 4-pa BacHHbeBa II Hpo4o
.I&aI OBI cTpe1B6y, ec.1H OBI rHaB-
HHif Bpaq HO,IbIe He o6eaopyiEH.1
eIO.
CocTOaHHe paHeHOro OTeHB Taaie-
noe. C'Ii3B.")
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-08-13
KAlNHNH B POM TAPyH-A1b,
PAulNgA.
nIe.IO 0B.I0 heron.

"IeIO 6H.I0 heron.
B IIeHae TIaIm M. n. KaIHnn-
Ha, OF H0TOpOrO H3 PasaHH HocTy-
NINA TaEaa TeIerpaMMa llpneIy
TaHOTO TO qHcIa'.
IyMaIH, HpHeIeT b H0.lIeHb HIN
Il Beqepy, a OH HpH6HI paHO, pa
HO yTp0M, R0T4a BCa clyTaIlIah
lleHsa eHIe clIa.la.
He Tepaa Hi MHHyTH BpeMem,
MHxaHI HBaHOBHq c THHTalOM b
pyHaX O|THpaBHIca b T0p0I, Hp0-
meIca 10 yIHuaM, OcMOTpe.I 6a3ap
II IaEe Banner B O4Hy %qailHyO-cTO-
IoByD qaiiRy HOnHTb.
B TallH0i qHcTO II yDTHO.
Xopomo o6opy4oBaHa,. cEa
san BcecOD3HMii cTapOcTa, npHxIe-
0HBaa qan.
- A0p0nI0 TO, X0p0III0, ~ OF
BeTHI X03aHH, He 3HaBIIIHn, RT0 erC
H%0ceTHTe.lb, IA BOT HOpaIRH TC
Y Hac T0rO, HeBaTHBIe'.
III Homer. 4HCTHTb MeCTHbIe ROM
BIacTH. "Il0HuB qaHHy", MHXaH]
HBaHOBHq H0me,I Ha 6a3ap.
TIA 6a3ape MHxaHI HBaHOBH'
HOTO.IROBa.I C TopTOBHaMH, EaE TaI
HH1 q%eIOBeE, He 6yGyT ysHaH Hi.
EeM".
VI sIecb nm6EO pyTalH EoMMy.
HHcTOB.
'B 9 qacOB yTpa, RaR TO4bE(
oTEpBIIacB TOpROH9epeHIHa PHI
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-08-13
(npogOAweHne).

CTAPHK: Gro = OT0.IecE TOTO
yqeHna, ito EoTOpoMy Bo4a oEeaIIa
EpOBb, H3 EoTopoIi IIpoH3omIo
bee InBOe. llpoIoI%ai.
M0.l040n qEI0BEE: Ohm npn
sHaDT CBOeO6pa3Hoe HOMa3aHne Hd
.IeHBTM Hele30M BBI;EHTaDT neYaTh
Ha 10Y nocBamenHoro...
BocEpeceHbe %cgnTaeTca y HIN
TOpIecTBeHHHM THeM II HOcBaHaeI
ca cOlHTIy. Ohm qTaT oToHb: B3r-
.laHH, %HeyracnMnH OroHb rOpHT Ha
aITape.
0Hn BepaT B 6y4ymyD 6eccMepT
HyO IH3Hb, EoTOpaa oyer ,lyTIne
HanIeh aH8HH. Ohm BepaT B OcBo-
0OIIeHHe IynH II B ee Bo3BpalHe-
HE Il cory.
CTAPHK: haHOBa OpTaHH3anHA
HOEloHHnEoB MHTpH?
M0.1040n qE.l0BEH: HeHnU
HAM o%TBoIHTca y HHX BTOpocTeIIeH-
hoe NEGRO. 0HH he yTacTByI0T 1
MHcTepnax. Ho cpeIH HHX HMeDT-
#. -.
ca IeBBI, IaBmHe, %EadteTca, 0Oel
0eS0paTb, qTO-T0 Bp0Ie pHMcEHN
BecTaI0E.
Tx cBaHTeHHHHH aBTAI0fca HaHII-
MH-TO HOcpeIHHEaMH Me1Iy .IN4lb-
NH II 60HecTBOM. IlpH 6%OrOcIy&e-
HIN Ohm OIeBaIOT OIeTIy H3 Zap
qH, Ha TOIOBe. y HHX maTIEa, ran
y 9ToTo HIOla (HOEa3BrBaeT Ha era
TWO MnTpH), y HHX uocoxn Il oHH
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-08-13

MH0rO pa3HBIX pa3T0B0pOB,
l%lepecyIOB, cHIeTeH, cH0p0B,
0 00raTOM cTapHRe,
qTO IaRyTo-T0 4eBHIIy
b '4OqRH' B3a1. RaR TOBOpHTca:
oh Y Beck Ha a3HIRe,
B ;BH3HH cTapOT0 EOHaDTca
0qepHHTb ero cTapaIoTca,
yBepaNT, ITO 0Ha
A0C0.1I0THa He IONA.
YTO eli BoBce He mecTHa4IIaTb,
A BepHee c.lHHIH0M 4Ba4HaTb,
Hin lake IBaITIaTb TpH,
CloBOM: 'cTapHii qepT He BpHl''
VI TBepIaT ra3eTH Tp03H0,
(MHe HpoTHBHo HoBTOpaTb),
qT0 ee HeMHOiRR0 H03IH0,
Tar cEasaTB, "y4oqepaTb''.
qTo oHa yR ne HaHBHa,
qT0 OLA yI he HeBHHHa,
llHmyT HyIH0 N Hp0THBH0,
CapHacTHqecRH II IIHHH0.
qT0 IeHa eT0 pa3B0IRa,
QaIeH0 yH He M0I0IHa),
ToBopHT 0 6bIBIneM MyIe
RaTIHli IeHb II Tac-Bce XyTe.
CE0IbRO M0TH OqepHaeT,
Macy HaBep3 coqHHaeT,
l0B0pa H0BcI0Iy phaH0,
(HeHcH0H MeCTH = Htry 3IefiD
qTO OH cX0H Ha HaBHaHa,
LAKE TyT0qEy .IeBeH!...
ITO OH CII0HeH .HHHIb Il HBTIIa-
TAM,
TO-ecTb Ma.leHbEHM "4HBqaTaM"
Cl0B0M, BBcyHyBmH 1a.IO,
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-08-13
CObNpAHNE v 0PTAHN
3A4Na GNH

B C1eh1oHe, H. l@., B NC
TeRmeM MeCaIe c0CToanaCb
RoHbepeHYNa aHapxNCToB, co
sBaHHaa no MHNunaTMBe aHT7
ANHcR. eWeMeCagHNRa "llyTb
n cBo6o4e' .RoTopyN Aa4o pa
cCMaTpABaTb, RaK nonblTRy co"
6paTb " o6'e4NHNTb BoRpyT
3Ioro opTaHa NMeDmneCa rpy
nnoBBle o6'eANHeHNa ana 90
nee ycnemHoN nponaraH4bI
aHapxNCTCENx NAeA.
KaR aTo HN CTpaHHo, Ho npN
xolNTCa CRaSaTb, ITO opTaHha
BaHAoe aHapxHCTCRoe 4BNXe-
HMe, yCnemHo pasBMBaDMee-
ca cpe4N NHoCTpaHHbIx paoo-
INK paSAMqHblx Ha1N0HanbHo
CTeH. bee euIe OCTaBnaeT IKE
AaTb oqeHb MH0rorO, RoF4a Sa
xoANT peqb 90 aMepNEaHcKnx
pa6oqMx, rOBopamNx no-aHT-
ANHcRM.
B npomnoM, RaR N3BeCTHo,
MHoTMMN ~BbIlaNmnMNCa aHap
xNCTaMN: TyRepoM, MoCToM.
napcoHCoM, 6epRMaHoM, On
NOV TonbAMaH. 6apoHoM "
lpyrnmN BeHaCb AoBonbHo NV
p0Kaa aHapxNCTCRaa np0nara
INA. BblnycKannCb nepnoQNqeC
RNe Ns4aHNa " pa3Haa 4pyTaa
aHapxNCTCRaa HNTepaTypa.
Boa ara pa6oTa He npomna
6ecCHe4Ho, Ho 6Aaro4apa TO-
MY, ITO 6oAbme BCeTo 3a6oTN
HNCb 0 TOM, 4T00bI nphBNTh
pa60qeMy N3BeGTHbIe N4eN v
he 6bIAo YleAeHo AocTaTo4Ho
BHNMaHMa Ha TO, qT00bI cBa-
saTb TaKNe paCnponaTaH4Npo-
HaHHble elNHNHbl B C00TBeTC1
ByNmNe rpynnbl MIN opTaHN3a
lnH, aHrnNHcKoe aHapxNcTC-
Roe lBNXeHNe B ,AMepnKe He
Cnno cHyqaHHbIE, pas6pocaH'
HblE, HeopraHnsoBaHHbIH KAPPA
KTep.
Bo MHoTNx 60HbmNx T0p0-
lax cymecTBcBaHN OT4enbHbIe
aHapxMCTbI. H0 aHapxNCTCK0rC
lBNMeHNa. KaK IaK0B0T0, pa.
syMeeTCa, He OHIO. 4eaTeHb'
HocTb o4NHoqeK aHapxhcToB
no Bn0HHe n0HaTbIM npNqN'
HAM. He Norma Hp0CTNpaTbCf
4aAbme NSBeCTHbIX o%rpaHNqet
HBIx npe4eHoB. I1pN TaKoM no
n0WeHMN He M0rA0 6bITb " pc
wv o pacmNpeHNN pa6oTbl
C034aHNN neqaTH0Eo HepNo'
4NqeCK0r0 opraHa, N3AaHNI
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-08-13
pe4HHe AHA II HaHa6a).

INff
AHHA: Oh cam Ha3BIBaeT ce0a
MeccHeii, cBIHOM 6o&HHM, HapeM
Hy4eiicEHM. Gro - 6OrOXyIbcTBo II
oHacHoe HO,IMTHqecI0e caM03BaHcT-
30.
RAHA9A: la, 9To Tar. MaIo
9Toro: OH 6yHTyeT HapoI Ham, OH
roTOB HOIHaTb %BoecTaHHe Hp0THB PHI
MIaH. A ecIH MBI B0ccTaHeM, =
HorH6HeT cTpaHa HAMA. lynne OF
HoMy TeIOBeEy yMepeTb ga HapoG,
qeM n%orH6HyTb BceMy HspaHlD.
In Y.IEH CHHEIPH0HA: Ha
10 oTIaTb eTO Ha CYL npaBHTeIa.
2-n YJIEH CHHEIPH0HA: Ho
maBHTeIb Mo&eT oHpaBIaTB eTO.
OH He rOBopHT aBHo MaTe1HBx pc
veil.
RAHAbA: ToTIa MH cRaiReM Hpa
BHTe.ID: eclH 0TIIycTFmb eT0, TIL
lie 4pyr RecapD: BcaEHfi, 4eIaIo-
nIHii ce6a TapeM, HpoTHBHHR he
capw.
HHH0IHM: 81 He HoHHMap, no.
qeMy BBcOI0e co6paHHe TaR BOZ
HyeTca. HHHTO He HoBepHT, qTO yqH
-Te.Ib H|eH3BecTH0T0 poIa MoIeT npo
|B03r,HacHTB ce0a gapeM H~yIeilcRHM.
HHHT0 He oyer cIymaTb gro II TO-
.IbIo 0yIyT cMeMTbca Ha4 TaEOf Hpe
TeH3Heii.
KAHAPA: KaE TIL he HoHHMa-
eHb?' leI0 he b TOM, qTO OH Ia
3BBaeT ce0a HapeM, a B TOM, ITO
OH H~poHOBeIyeT paBeHcTB0, rOBO-
pa, YTO lie I0IKH0 6BTb Hapei II Be
IbMoH, qT0 He HyTHH cyIbH, qT0 He
Ha40 HaEa3BlBaTb HpecTyHHHRoB, qT0
Bee 40IIHH pas4aBaTb cBoe IMy-
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-08-13
TaWEHA Til uIAnKA MNHANOHEPA.

Ba0a MyTa H0IIepaaIa.
Bee 60ITaIH cT0IbR0 B3I0pa,
qTo 4OnIIO 10 Hp0Eyp0pa.
CTapeu 0HI Ha 1HaX I0Hp0meH,
Dbl IOHpOcOM Orop0meH,
B hot II B aap 4onpocoM 6poIleH
C.I0BOM IeI0 'H0TH60meH".
XOTb II HpaBHTca 4eBHHa,
HaI0 T0Tqac pa3B0IHTca
BHIa, HaR OH cTpaGIeT MH0rO,
y0eIIeH TaRHM HpHMepoM
s. eEaTy: ''4py3ba! Eli Bory =
HloXo 6MTb MH.IaH0HepOM!
ByIB OH npocTo ''Hpn MoHeTe",
Bce-6 cOmI0 Ha 9ToM cBeTe:
Oh OBI BECK HepeXHTpHI,
Cpasy Harb yI0qepHI.
HHR0ro OBI He 6oaaca,
CIOBH0 B MacIe cBp EaTaIca,
He pyraI OBJ OH cy8b6y.
n HuHTo-6 he IoraIaIca
llpHrBO3IHTb er0 l. cTOI6y.
On OBJ He I'M T0pbIOh qaIIH,
HO BHHa OBJ BBIHHI 60qEy.
II He HaIo-6 OHIO "IoqRy"
OTcHIaTb Ha3aI Il MaMame!
O., cyIB6a lPyRoI yMeIoh,
Bono IaB cBoHM XHMepaM,
PAU Beck CBaTBIx, He cIeIaif
Til MeHa Mh1lnOHepoM!
He XOqy q H3IeBaTelBcTB,
MHe He HyRHB " %H0HI0HbT,
CJHmt0M MHOr0 06a3aTeIcTB
Ha.IaraNT MHI.IH0HMl
bNT - bON.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-08-13
HAPCRAa 9%RCnElNuNa

M0CHBA. - H3 0McEa COCO
maIoT, ITO Ha % H6Ia HaaHaqeH
OT'eaI na 0McEa HapcEofi 9EcneIH-
HHH, EorOpaa 6epeT c co6oIf MHoro
ToBapOB. IIeIb 9RcneIHIHH 90
c,IeIoBaHHe RapcROH o64acTH.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1925-03-13
c. DRIVER. WIDELY KNOWN
CATTLE NAN DIES OF PNEUMONIA

Ill only forr days with pneumonia,
Cornelius Driver, of Timberville, the
founder Of the live stock, marketing
firm of C. Driver & Co, of Baltimore.
extensive farmer and cattle-raiser and
descendant of pioneer Rockingham
family, died Sunday afternoon shortly
after 3 o'clock in the Mercy Hospital
lat Baltimore.
MIR. Driver was taken i'll Wednesday
on train going from Baltimore to
Washington for the Inauguration. He
was carried from the train and taken
back to Baltimore and to Mercy Hos
pital. Phis trouble developed into
pneumonia, and despite his stalwart
frame and vigorous constitution he was
unable TO combat this malady.
Mr.. Driver had accepted an invita-
ton to attend the Shenandoah National
Park banquet at Washington Friday
night, and patrons of that affair called
for him, none OF them knowing he was
III. He had intended to remain in
washington from Wednesday over
Friday to attend this banquet and help
boost the establishment of National
Park In the Blue Ridge mountains.
Mr.. Drivers body was brought to
Iimberville Monday afternoon and the
funeral services were held from his
Iimberville home Tuesday afternoon
at 3 clock. The services were con-
Quoted by Rev j. I. Click, of the
Church of the Brethren. and burial was
in the Timberville Cemetery.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1925-03-13

State road or five Idays for eaci
chicken stolen. This indicates tns
waste incident to thieving, for Drum
mond could have earned enough u
five days to have purchased the mum
Der of chickens stolen
Pension applications of John De
lawder and noah Zirkle were approved
and ordered to be certified to Auditor
TO Public Accounts
Commissioner of Revenue G. A.
KILLER was ordered to list all orchard
lands in the County and make his re-
Turn to the May term of Court.
An echo of the conviction OF ). u
Mumaw for violating the prohibition
laws, 1.-THE March term 1924, OF Inc
Circuit Court was heard at this time OF
Court. 1t will be recalled that pend
ing an appeal by Mumaw from the
jurry's findings the aged farmer was
found dead, as the result of hanging,
in his bed room. At his death the
fine imposed by the Court was unpaid
and the order just entered is against
his administrator to show cause why
this fine and costs should not be
paid.
After days adjournment Judge
returned from Berryville tins
friday morning, and jury was called
to hear the case of the Commonwealth
VS.. William Mumaw charged with Sc
duction.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1925-03-13
HAD BARREL ON S4iLTS

George Helsley, of the Ryals Run
section of Shenandoah County is al
legged to have used double the number
of lanterns carried by our old friend
Diogones, and for a different purpose.
The old Greek battered around in pur.
suit of an honest man, while George is
charged with burning oil for a dishon-
est purpose.
The circumstances are these PROM
bition officers searched the Helsiey
home on Wednesday and in the cellar
thereof was found a barrel OF embryo
T. N. T., imposed on stills and under
which two lanterns were generating
slow heat TO induce rapid fermentation.
Suspended in solution in the twenty
gallons OF liquid in the barrel, it IS
charged, were sugar, yeast and sundry
[other alcoholic producing ingredients,
which were later to have journeyed
through a sill An ordoriferous test
persuaded the officers that the. law
was being violated. sample OF Inc
bellieose brew was taken as evidence,
land the mess was destroyed.
| Helsley gave bail for his appearance
. at Court
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1925-03-13
mrs. NEBRASKA HITE DIES
IN FAIRFAX COUNTY

Mrs. Bette Hite, wife of Nebraska
D. Hite, of Oakton, Fairfax county,
about ten miles from the District Of
Columbia, died at her home Saturday
morning following several years illness
from a complication of troubles. Bo.h
Mrs. Hite and her husband were
natives of Page county having moved
away from here about forty years ago.
She was daughter of the late Henry
Huffman, OF near Luray, and leaves
one brother, Joseph A. Huffman, Of
This place. Her brother sister-in-law,
Miss Ella Hite,- and nephew, Edgar
IA ifman, of the Hawksbill left here on
Sunday to attend the funeral, TO be
followed on the next day by Mrs.
James A. Warner, Jesse Warner and
wife and Mrs. M. L. Biedler. She was
buried in Fairfax county, near her
home.
Mrs, Hite was about seyenty-ono
Years old. She has been in i'll health
|! for several years. She leaves hel
husband, three sons, Stage, William
and Gilbert Hite, of Oakton, {
married daughter in Florida, two
married daughters at Oakton, and an
other married daughter, Mrs. Charles
Brumback, of Middletown. Afte
moving away from Page four decades
Iago, Mr.. and Mrs. Hite resided a
Lebanon Church. Shenandoah county
for many years. For the last twelv,
years they have lived at 0akton, Fair
fax county, where Mr.. Hite owns
valuable truck and fruit farm, Mr.. Hit,
is brother of Daniel S. Hite, of Luray
Page News and Curier.
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SHAFFER.S NEWS

Old time quilt calico colors red,
yellow and green figured, also pink.
Cotton batting comfort size and 3lbsa
All colors in trimming buttons. Re-
duction in blankets, underwear and
shoes.
All the up TO date colors in ladies
silk hose. See our big S1.00 values.
Special price on apron ginghams.
Good fancy ribbed hose for Misses
and children.
Closing out last x IL linoleum
druggets at $3.50
Linoleum and congoleum by the yard
los cents, $3.50, 81 90 a yard
Buy potatoes here at 9S cents bushel
special.
Full line of Ferry's garden seeds
Chocolate drops 10 cents pound.
Loose oat meal 8 cents pound,
cakes of toilet soap fer cents.
Dress flannels popular shades sl.5(
a yard.
See our big line of oxfords anc
pumps, pat, satin and tan.
Sugar cents pound cash, raisins ~
cents, figs Is cents.
New table oil cloth. Bungalo aprons
% cents to s19S all styles.
March 6, 1t.
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DEATH OF HUGH MORRISON, SR.

Hugh Morrison, father of Hugh
Morrison, Jr, of Woodstock who for
sixty-one years has beed widely
known photographer of Hsrrisonburg,
died at his residence on South Main
street in that city Monday night at half
past nine o'clock.
As late as last Thursday he was at
his place of business. Although he
has shown remarkable vigor for one o.
his age by his continued and consistent
attention to business, yet those who
observed were aware that for year
past he had shown decided physical
decline. He died from the infirmities
of old age
Mr.. Morrison was born near STAN
ardsville, Va, Feb. 4th, 1910. He was
the youngest son of William Dabney
and Elizabeth Morrison. He was the
youngest of three children, the others
pre-deceased him. In 1867 he married
Susan A. Flick, of Shenandoah county,
by whom he had two children, son,
Hugh A. Morrison. of Woodstock, and
Miss Anna Morrison, of Harrisonburg,
both of whom were with him when he
died.
Mr.. Morrison began his business
career in Harrisonburg in 1869, so thai
at the time of his death he had been il
active business here longer than any
!other resident
He became member of Rockingham
| Union Lodge of Masons Of that city il
June, 1864, was member at the tins
of his death and was the Oldest mem
Der of that lodge. Throughout thu
many years he lived in that city HI
has followed a quiet, industrious
lloveable life, life void of offenc'
toward any man. His tastes wer'
Those of an artist. He loved all forms 0
Tart. He was lover of home.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1925-03-13
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT

WHEREAS John S. Hoshour was a
faithful member of Emmanuel Lutheran
Sunday School and
WHEREAS the Sunday School or
ganization has been strengthened by
his faithfulness and efficiency and
WHEREAS, he believed men should
teach by example as well as by pre-
cept and
WHEREAS, his regular attendance
at Sunday School should be an example
to all people and
WHEREAS Almighty God in His
infinite wisdom has removed by death
the said John S. Hoshour from us and
WHEREAS the Sunday School has
lost a faithful and sincere member, and
the community faithful and honest
man.
THEREFORE BE 1T RESOLVED !:
Knowing that God is too wise TO err;
too good 10 be unkind, we humbly bow
in submission to His will and extend
our heartfelt sympathy to the family,
the Church and his friends.
r. 6. ANDERSON
JOHN w. NEEB
OTTo V. PENCE
Committee.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1925-03-13
ROTARY RECEIVES CHARTER

Gov" Gene Newson, of North
Carolina, in the presence of visiting
Rotarians from Staunton, Harrisonburg
and Winchester presented the Wood
stock Rotary Club with its charter at
banquet give in Sperry Hall, Massa-
nutten Academy, last night
President Grattan Price OF the
Harrisonburg club presided, and adj
dresses were made by Rev. DR.. B. f.
Wilson Of Harrisonburg, President
Campbell Pancake of the Staunton
club and Ex-Maysr w. w. Glass OF
Winchester, Col. H. J. Benchorf. in be-
half of the Woodstock Rotarians re-
ceived the charter, and splendid
banquet was feature of the exer-
cises.
A Mssssnutten Quartette furnished
the music. The Club has 20 members
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1925-03-13
NASSANuTTEN TO BUILD

A large dormitory will be erected to
care for the increasing cadet body OF
Massanutten Military Academy. This
was decided upon att meeting of the
Trustees of the School on Wednesday.
With the addition of This building
Massanutten win have facilities equal
to those enjoyed BY the best OF similar
schools in the South, and the pro-
posed Improvements are made
necessary by the marvellous growth of
Massanutten under the able direction
OF Col. Howard J. Benchoff. Headlines
ter.
Last year one Of the handsomest and
best equipped gymnasium buildings in
Virginia, and the most complete in the
Shenandoah Valley, was furnished.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1925-03-13

WHEREAS John S. Hoshour was a
trustee andmember of the Council of
Emmanuel Lutheran Church and
WHEREAS, the Church parsonage
was erected and maintained largely
through and by his personal efforts
and will ever stand as a monument to
him for his faithful service and
WHEREAS-as Trustee by his faith
full and efficient seiy'ce the church
as a whole is II excellent
and
WHEREAS Almighty Gid in his
infinite wisdom has removed by -dcnth
the said J hn S Hoshour from Us and
WHEREAS the Church has lost a
faithful and sincere member and the
community fsthfui and honest man
THEREFORE RE If RESOLVED:
Knowing that GCd is too wise to err;
too good TO be unkind, we humbly bow
in submis sion TO His will and extend
our heartfelt sympathy to the family,
the Church and his friends.
NJ. c. COLEMAN
JOHN w. NEEB
OTTO V. PENCE
Committee.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1925-03-13
METHODIST CHURCH CONFERENCE

The Fourth Or. conference OF The
Woodstock Methodist Church was he'd
in the Sunday School Room March !,
with Rev. Frank Tyler D. D. the Pre-
siding Elder in the chair. The re-
port of the different societies of the
church were most encouraging. The
Ladies Aid Society reported S1l0 spent
on the parsonage The Ladies Guild
reported $3.50 spent on the church.
The Woman's Missionary Society, re-
ported a membership of IS and 1920
raised. The Epworth League re-
ported 10 new members and $50
raised. The Sunday School report
showed total membership of Asa. 20
Sunday School scholars have joined the
church during the year. The pastor
reported SO additions for the past year,
making 1875 who have joined the
church during the past three years and
bringing the membership of the
Methodist church to $50. The report
of the treasurer showed the finances
in good shape with an increase of 5000
on the PASTORS salary.
The Or. Conference expressed its
of the faithful and
effective service on the Elder, Rev.
Frank Tyler D. D. And at the same
time requested the return OF their
pastor, Rev. w. D. Keene.
A Committee was appointed to con-
slider the ACCESSIBILITY of erecting a
modern Sunday School house; which
consisted of Judge E. D. Newman,
Mrs. Russell Boyer, Mrs. Frances
Yates, NJ. L. Walton Jr and Miss
Jessie Smoot. The church feels that
the time had already come when the
Sunday School must have better equip
nent and the church larger facilities
for doing her work. During the year
an effort will be made 10 solve the
problem of the growing needs of the
church, which have increased in
recent years by the large ingathering.
The following were elected stewards
for the year 1926.
NJ. L. Walton, Judge E. D. Newman,
NJ. L. Walton Jr. w. L. Newman, w.
NJ. Calvert, Miss Mabel Walton. Dr.
w. H. Wunder, w. F. Sine, w. F.
Marston, G. r. Boyer, G. w. Hite, |.
H. Harris, Mrs. Nettie Smoot, Mrs.
Florence Stickley and DR.. Wilson
Gearing.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1925-03-13
SAVED A HOLD UP

Paul F. M. Shaver, son of DIR. D. L.
Shaver of Maurertown, one time mem
Der of the firm of P. F. M. Shaver and
Bro, of Woodstock, was near victum
of hold up in Detroit, last week and
incidentally delivered to the police of
the Motor City three desperate charac-
tiers.
Mr.. Shaver is manager of one of the
Gimmell Brothers music stores and.was
engaged in making up bank deposit
when he noticed three suspicious
characters lettering in the establish
ment. A telephone message to police
headquarters brought officers who
placed the trio under arrest as sus-
picious characters, and it later devel-
oped that they were wanted not only
for a number of ro5beries but for
murder as well.
The quick action of Manager Shaver
probably saved his firm $500 in cash
and $1,000 in Liberty bonds which were
in the office at the time.