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one cent, per word. TO OUR READERS The Gettysburg Times takes absolutely no part in politics, being neutral on all such matters. Anything that appears in general news.columns,Concerning state 3 national politics, is furnished us by the American Press Assoc ation, a concern Thlch gives the same news to republican, Democratic, Prohibition, or Socialist which is strictly non-partisan. Our advertising columns are open to all candidates and all parties. Most To Your Doctor And why not? Yet some people act as if a medicine could take the place of a doctor! The best medicine in the world cannot do this.

Have a family doctor, consult him frequently. If we did not believe doctors endorsed Ayer's Cherry Pectoral and colds, we would not offer it to you. J. 0. HATS CAPS A FEIXT BARGAINS LEFT SJHOES C.

B. iOTZMILLER SHOES RUBBERS OUTLAWS'LEADER CAUGHT HOME His Wile Slain in Battle With Detectives. TWO WOMEN AMOK8 DEAD Head of Outlaw Gang That Shot Up Court at Hillsville Tracked to His Home--Search Kept Up For Slayers. REAR ADMIRAL BOWYcR DihS Former Superintendent of Naval Academy ac Annapolis succumbs. Tampa, March Ad miral John M.

Mowyer, retired, t'ormei superintendent of the Naval Acadcmv at Annapolis; died here. Rear A i a llowyer died in a ho pital, where he had been confined loi some time. He. with Mrs. Bowyer.

came to Tampa last fall, because 01 his failing health. His condition wa? such that he was removed from his. hotel to the hospital in Defembei where he was lorced to remain until death. He had been in ill health for more than a year as a result of a drowning accident at Annapolis in which a relative lost her lile. His body will be taken to Erie his old home.

FURNITURE Do you expect to start housekeeping this Spring? You should not fail to visit our store and see the LARGEST and BEST line of Bedroom Suites, Dining Room Suites and Parlor Suites. ever shown in Gettysburg. Our stock of everything in the housefurnishing line has never been better. Our prices are lower than you will find at other places. Come and see for yourself, whether you wish to buy or not you will be given our very best attention.

H. B. BENDER, Baltimore Street. The Homef urnisher. ADMITS STEALING $20,000 FROM MAILS Confesses Wiicn Confronted by Postal inspectors.

Lynchburg, March 1C. Confronted by the fact that the postal inspectors had located more than half of the $20,000 he was charged with stealing from the mails hero on Oct. 28, George E. Huffman broke down aud confessed his guilt. Later he changed his plea of not i to guilty, and Judge McDowell, in the United States district couit.

sentenced him to three and a hall years in the federal prison at Atlanta. Soon after his sentence of MIP stolen money was recoveied frorr Huffman's grip in a room at a Lynchburg hotel. The mail package a confessed to stealing was enroute from Lynchburg to Philadelphia. WAN FORTY Mule Horses Mar Monday HALBERT POOLE Farmers Take Notice OCKER SHULTZ. Rent suitable for millinery ICE GOiJGE BROKEN Flood Takes River Ice Over Big Darr.

at McCall's Ferry. York. March ice gorge on the Sustmelianna river was broken and the ice is going freely over the McCall's Ferry dam. A five-foot flood is flowing over the structure. As a result of recent rains the river is rising steadily and it is now believed the winter's accumulation ot ice will be carried off without property damage.

MESSAGE ON COTTON President to Transmit Report of Tariff Board. Washington. March 16. President Taft will soon send a message to con gress on the cotton scedule of the tar iff law. transmitting the report of the tariff board upon that scedule.

The report was submitted to the presiden! by T. Brahany, secretary of the board. Frick Giver of $2.500,000. Boston. March C.

Frlrl- is now supposed 10 be- ''onor of i i i to Massa chusetts Institute- TV' Irio'ogy an nounced bv a a i WEATHER EVERYWHERE. Observation 1 of i States weather a taken at 8 p. ID. yesterday foil 1 Albany 4fr Rain. A a i Cloudy.

Boston 00 Rain. Buffalo Rain. Chl'aco CU-ar. Now Yorl "0 Riin. Philadelphia Cloudy.

St. Louis 32 P. Cloudy Washington P. Cloudy Weather Forecast. Fair today and tomorrow; weal winds.

Barren Springs, March lt. -The whole might of the commonwealth of Virginia is girding to bring to justice the band of lawless mountaineers who "shot up" the court at HiHsville. Carroll county, fifteen i from here, aud killed Judge Thornton District Attorney W. M. Foster, Sheriff Lewis Webb and a juror, C.

C. Kane. But it is going to be a huge task and whether it will ever be thoroughly accomplished no one can tell. Detectives arrested Sidney Allen, ringleader of the gang. Wounded in the leg, he was lying at his home in the hills.

As the detectives approached the house the desperado's wife opened lire upon them, shooting through a window. Returning the fire, the detectives rushed upon the building. When they opened the door the woman was lying on the floor dead, with several bullets in her body, and Sidney Alien was on the bed. Helpless, despite his plight, the outlaw tried to resist arrest. He was taken to Hillsville and placed in jail.

Back of the mountains--where there are literally thousands of fastnesses unknown to any, save the hardy mountain men leaders of the outlaws, and their followers are hiding. As one oldtlmer 'ud take a regiment to ketch them fellows after they gets in hidin up there." He pointed to the blue peaks in the distance. "And what's more, I don't like yon-alls' job. Them fellows is fighting men." But nothing daunted Virginia means to "ketch" the murderers if it is ir. the power of the slate, through police, detectives or even trrops can do it.

The desperate mountaineers have announced that they will never be alive and being well-armed with modern revolvers and rifles, there is mminent prospect of another terrific ragedy enacted in the ravines and sockets of the Blue Mountain range in outhwest Virginia when the numer- ms posses now led by Attorney Genral Williams come upon them. Twenty-five detectives reached Hillsville to lead in the pursuit of the gang. Assisted by posses the detec- ives will scour the entire section penetrating the Blue Ridge in every di- The outlaws, for the most art, are possibly now well within the vild mountainous regions of western Vort Carlina. Some, it is known Mount Aiary, just over the line in Vorth Carolina, where they are said to have raided a hardware store and secured a new supply of arms and ammunition. A semblance of "order followed the arrival of the detectives all heavily as state officers.

One of i firs! acts was to take into custody Floyd Allen, leader oi the Allen desperadoes, who was wounded in the court room fighting and behind by his brothers. As he was being locked up Allen attempted suicide by cutting his throat with a pocket knife. He was disarmed before he could accomplish his purpose. Allen's son. Victor, rode into Hillsville armed to the teeth, to guard his father and h.

too. is under arrest, with a man named Strickland. Victor Allen and Strickland were found hiding in a house in Hillville Both were captured without serious resistance, although it was said they at first indicated an. impulse to shoot their way to liberty. A strong force of men.

all well armed, has been placed in an about the jail with orders to shoot to kill at the first sign of any indication of trouble. Betty Ayres. one of the few women who were in court i the shooting and who was wounded, died. Stimulated the reward, of private dete'-tives left Cincinnati for the scene. The Impression is gained from maneuvers in the mountains during the night that the feudists may have reinforced to the strength of a hundred men.

If i prove? to be the true situation it will not be surprising if state militia are hurried to the tains. AIDS FIGHT FOR LEWIS Colored Lawyer of Mlnncapalls Member of Bar Association. Washington, March 1G. Attorney General Wlckerslmm's protest against the ousting ol Attorney Gen-- eral William II. Lewis, colored, from membership in the American Bar association has brought forth a letter from a Minneapolis lawyer declaring that a colored lawyer of that Is city a member of the association.

The letter says that the colored attorney was elected to membership at the Boston meeting of the association last year, despite the assertion of George W. Whitelock, secretary of the association, in a letter to the attorney general that no person of a race other than white had held membership In the body. Tho Minnneapolis writer added that the attorney attended the meetings I and dinners of the Minnesota State Bar association. i The attorney general requested Mr. to confirm or correct the ing for his assistant, because he believes his expulsion was illegal.

PLANS FOR TAFTS NEW ENGLAND TRIP Will Lesve Tomorrow For Boston, Night Public Sale On Friday, March 20th, '12 The undersigned having sold this land intends to quit trucking and sell at public nale at his residence in Areudtsville. Bav mare Lucy, old. an extra good "leader, works well any place and a gooVl traveler, fearlet-s of This mare was sold at the (Jillihind xale last spring. Fanning Implement consisting of a good one horse Acme wagon and bed nearly new, has been used very little, good spring wagon with top, a good market wagon, market table, dash lantern, fall- Public Sale HORSES, CATTLE. SHEEP and HOGS The jrd biennial sale will be held MARCH 18.

1912, on the Ashlatd Stock Farm 6 miles west of Gettysburg and mile south of AlcKnightstowu Station. 8 head of Horses and colts, consisting of a bay mare riMuj; lo years old, safe in foal, will 1500 bay mare 6 yrs. will weigh 1250 pounds iu thin flesh; bay mare years old, weigh 1300 bred from Garibaldi and as well made colt as I ever owned; these mares are all leaders and will work under saddle or anywhere; black horse rising 5 vears, bands WllifOll, IIIJUlMTt U1LUV, inif top buggy, nearly new has been used hl will weigh uoo drives single i robe nearly new. aud douWe "nil works anywhere, will make a good one man horse; dark brown horse rising 5 bred from Rubrician. 16 hands high, will weigh about uoo Ibs.

good single and double driver and off- buggy cover, good spray pump, Kmuirc King with hose and bamboo rod, lime horse Oliver Chilled plow, good one horse Syracuse plow, just new, good two "Washington, March 1C--The final arrangements for President Taft's trip to Uoston and New Hampshire were made ar the House. The president will leave Washington tomorrow night, arriving in Boston early Monday nriornng. Nin engagements, including breakfast with the mayor and city officials, an address to the Massachusetts legislature, and a review of St. Patrick's Day parade, will make the president's day in Boston a busy one. Mr.

Tai't i pass Jhe night in Boston and leave for New Hampshire on Tuesday morning. He will speak in Nassau. Manchester and Concord. Returning to Boston Tuesday night, he will drop in at the banquet of the New England Street Railway club. Leaving Boston on Tuesday night, he is due in Washington Wednesday morning.

hon-e spring tooth harrow, one horse spring harrow, spike harrow, corn cultivator, single shovel plow, corn cover, drag, Ideal pruning saw, hand saw, 16ft. ladder, loz ami cow chains, traces, new briar scythe and snathe, single trees, crow bar, pick, shovels, grain shovel, garden tools, fence wire, maul and wedges, steelyards, drawing knife, augers, lot of hen manure, lot of fruit baskets and crates, berry corn. Stowel's Evergreen ami corn by the bushel, lot of hay, tons of straw, line black shouts weitih 100 pounds apiece, lot of KhoJe Island Red Chickens, one COCK- erel, set of buggy harness, home made, nearly new. set good Yankee harness, bridles, collars, two sets double lines, plow line, lead rein, choke strap, fiynets, halters, 3 Early Rose potatoes, lot of canned fruit, tomato catsup and mixed pickles', bedstead, good oven to an oil stove, Boss cream separaeor, wash tub, butter churn and tub, ice chest, sink, lot tomato plants and cabbage plants and iiany other articles not mentioned. All irticles mentioned will be soll.

Credit of 0 months on all sums of and lotes, being given with approved fcecnrity, mder cash. Sale to commence at 12 i'clock sharp. Terms will be known on lav of sale by HENliY DKARDOFF ra Taylor. A net. )avid Thomas, Clerk- ROOSEVELT WINS OKLAHOMA Ten Instructed For the Colonel.

Guthi-ie, March the end of an all-night session, the Oklahoma Republican convention voted to send a solid delegation-at-large of ten men instructed for Theodore Roosevelt to the Chicago convention. Taft workers employed every means to get in a commanding voice in the proceedings. Outnumbered almost two to one, they failed. Just ai the close of the arduous work, S. S.

Denning, of Lexington, a delegate, fell dead. Excitement re suited in apoplexy. The present lineup of national delegates from Oklahoma is twelve for Roosevelt and four for Taft. Two of the latter probably will be contested Two congressional districts are stil! to elect two delegates each. REDUCING WAGES Grand Trunk Employes In Michigan Talk Strike.

Detroit, March tors, brakemen and baggagemen em ployed on Michigan branch lines the Grand Trunk have received notice that on April 1 their wages will be re duced to the scale of 1911. This will mean a cut of to $5f a month in some cases. The em ployes say a strike is probable if the company enforces the order. Child Fatally Cuts Herself. Johnstown, March 16.

While playing her mother's dress the threes. daughter of Harry D-b- son, Lincoln township, Somerset county, rnn against a butcher knife Mrs. Dobson was using. An artery wss severe-! in her neck and the child bled to death. Also at the same time and place will be 'old a Duplex pprinj; running; gear of ron in condition, capacity loOO Ibs.

will make a good all around handy vagon for tlie farmer, rubber tire baby coach, cream operator, good as new, ool churn, 8 foot solid walnut extension able, home made kitchen safe a ot of stove pipe, elbows and drums--. J. A. side worker and can step some; good bay horse colt rising 2 years, works single and double and will make a large horse; 2 colts mouths old, i mare and i horse. 27 head of registered and grade Shorthorn Cattle, 3 registered and 3 grade cows, registered and 2 high grade bulls, 2 registered and 9 high grade heifers, these bulls and heifers are bred from egistertd bulls merit, most of he bulls and of the heifers are from Duke of No.

304642, 3 years old and will weigh overa ows are also bred to this bull; he has been in the show ring for the three past easons, and has taken a number of prizes; von 1st and 2nd at the Great Hagerstown air, 1911. 12 registered Shropshire Sheep, 11 ewes, some with lambs by their ide, i registered ram 2 years old, sired by Talbot's 109 No. 344,041, bred by U. Talbot. Burlington Flats.

N. Y. 25 registered Poland China Hogs, sows, aged and young, 2 ice 6 young cr boars, the balance shoats rainring from 60 to So these boars and young sows were bred from Hershey's Advertiser No. 77,761, a 5bar that was shown at four "airs and never beaten, these hogs are umiune to cholera germs; 15 pure bred Mammoth Bronze turkeys, torus and lens, 50 Barred P. R.

and mullets and cockerels, 6 prs. guineas; jroldsmith seed corn, corn by the bushel, jay by the ton, corn fodder by the bundle, bacon and lard. For further in- 'onuation write for catalogue. A credit of 11 months will be given on all sums of $5 and upwards, with approved security. Sale to begin at o'clock a.

in. C. A. HERSHEV, Tillie, Pa. Anthony Ward, Aucts.

C. T. Lower, Clerk. Bey Hit With Shoe Dies. Philadelphia.

March 1C. Ri-rnard Adelman. years old. of 51-V: Havorford awniic, died in the Presb tenan i a the result ol strurk on with a shoe by an older while at play. Samue'.

boy's brother, was- playinsr ball -Ai'li him two weeks ag-'. mid as the ball. failed to rtod-o a "swift one" by SaintK-1 and was struck on thr head. Celebrates Her Hundredth Birthday. March 16.

Kn joyiig good health. Baker Hlllman. i her hundredth anniversary. was the ol many She talks ot taklns? a trip to Europe. Signs Presidential Primary Bill.

Bo-ton, March signed tho presidential preferential primary bill passed by the Massachusetts legislature. Nomination papers will be issued by the secretary of state next wfok the primaries will be held on April 30. Public Sale TUESDAY, MARCH 1912. The undersigned having sold his fruit farm will sell at public sale at his residence in Butler Township, Adams County, about 1-4 mile to the macadamized public road leading from Biglerville to Arendtsville. i 1-2 miles from the former and 2 miles from the latter jlace the following personal property viz: Dark bay mare 8 years will work wherever hitched and a good driver; 7 fine shoats will weigh about 60 pounds, Poland China and Berkshire crossed.

Farming implements consisting of one good i-horse wagon and bed. good spring wagon with top, suitable for fruit, grower, falling top buggy, orchard Monarch automatic spraying machine has a large storage chamber on front of bt wagon hence no hand labor is required. The revolution of the rear wheels of the wagon pumps the liquid and stores the pressure in the chamber. Is fitted will steel tower and elevated platform. 150 gallon tank, 2 bamboo rods with four nozzles, 2 leads of hose.

This machine is in good condition, only having been in use 2 seasons. Oce horse sled, 2 Oliver Chilled plows one No. 2 and oue No. 40., double shovel plow, strawberr cultivator, spring tooth harrow, corn sheller, set hay carriages for one horse wagon good as new, set of boards lot of straxvberry crates and boxes, 5 or 6 scaps of bees, lot of bee boxes, worj, bench, a. lot of empty barrels and kegs forks, rakes and shovels, 2 sets of bugg3 harness, set of front gears an-1 a lot other gears, corn by the bushel, U.

ma.il box. Household goods consisting of No. Acme Royal range with large water tank large oven, is nicely nickel trimmed, car turn wood or coal. This stove is as goo as new has not been in use very Ion and cannot help but give satisfaction the buyer. Star cook stove Xo.

8 good condition and a splendid baker Magic Todd chunk stove, good as new with nickel trimming, stove board, 30 inches square, a lot of stove pipe, 4 elbows, stove pipe drum. 2 tables, 2 b' steads, child's crib, side-board, what- knot, bread cupboard, plank bottom chairs, 2 rocking chairs, 2 churns, butter tub, large roaster, pots and pans, crocks, queensware and glassware, doz. window- shades, screen windows nnd doors and a great many other articles not herein mentioned. Sale to begin at i o'clock. A credit of 12 months will be given on all sums of five dollars and upwards by purchaser giving their note with approved security.

RUl'US LAUVER. Ira Taylor, Auct. H. Taylor. Clerk.

Public Sale OX MONDAY, MARCH 25, 1M2. The intending to reduce his stock will tell at public sale at his idence in Franklin township, Adams county, along the Mumma.ubun; and Arendtsville road, on the Mrs. Samuel llerhey farm, the following personal property: 5 head of young horses Xo. 1. Prince a light bay rising 7 years old fearless of anything, and fine stylish driver, any woman or child can drive him, will work wherever hitched, he a tine rider, this horsf is, hard to beat, he is a size; Xo.

2, Sterling a light bay rising 3 yearn old, is a tine worker, a natural pacer and bred by the Cleveland horse Sterling; Xo. H. j'ulius-, a light bay rising 2 years old, a tine driver and bred by J. L. Butt's stock, ol! St.

Julius; Xo. 4, Lottie light bay 10 month? old by titue of sale, good size, she i 1 bml by the German coach horse Xo. 30i5. t-ire Sultan 11, Xo. the last three are bred from my full tired Kentucky mure, I ins mark of 2.40, of little training, all good speed; Xo.

5, Sieto, a light bay mos. old, he will develop into fine blocky horse; these are all sound a dollar as far I know; this stock must 1)C as recommended or no sale. 15 head or more of dehorned cattle consisting of 4 good milk cows, a full Holstein, siieis carrying her 2nd be fresh about time of tale, will make a large cow, the other three cows are good breed and will be frwh before or about time of sale, 11 head of youne stock ranging from 8 to 14 morf. old, good bulls. 2 are red, bied from" registered Short Horn, will he fit for service, they are a pair of fine bulls; three are roans, good breed of Short Horn other is bred from my Guernsey cow and from a registered Guernsey bull, the balance are young heifers.

Rhode Island Red anil AVhite Plymouth Rock 2 single shovel plows, fork, pick, pair of collars one year size 18, halter and chains, single harness, bridle and many other articles not herein mentioned. Sale to at 1 o'clock. A credit or 12 months will be 5 per cent, oil' for cash. L. E.

UERSHEY. J. M. Caldwell. Auet- I.

S. Onier, Clerk. In the hustling town of store, harness store, offices, restaurant, etc. Electrical light, steam heat and all conveniences. SIX ROOM PROPERTY FOR SALE Newly I'npered and Painted.

Price $1250. Thomas Brothers, THOMPSON DENTIST Blelorvllle Ponn a All branches profession tfivet rarc'u Attention. UnlKxl W.H.DINKLE. GKADUATF. of I will IK- at P-n- flry Store, every Tin-Hay.

Free examination of the BEFORE buying a Move S. and Co. STABLE for rent Large brick Rtahle in rear of Gettysburg National see Bank. Poviwaion (tiren April 1st. I 1 Apply at Bank.

GENERAL MARKETS PHILADELPHIA FLOUR winter clear. city mills, fancy. 0.25. RYE FLOUK quiet, at 5 pel- barrel. firm: red.

i CORN" steady: No. 2 yellow. OATS firm: Xo. 2 white, lower Trades, POULTRY: Live steady; hens. 1C old roosters, turkeys.

1-J (i i r-hoice old turkeyr-, 22c. 1UJTTKK quiet: creamery, fancy, 32c. por lb. EGC.S 0'iiot: selected. 24 ft nenrbv, 23' western.

23c. POTATOES firm: Live Stock Markets. PITTSBURO i Stock Ynrdsi-- CATTI.K choice. prime. 7.S5.

SHEKP higher: prime wethers, mils and common, veal SS.v'ftO: lambs. 7.4'. HOGS Flow; prime heavies medium 1 and heavy Yorkers. Yorkers. p'gs, roughs.

J5.7ofi6.15. TREES FOR SPRING 1012. We have more than 150,000 APPLE TKKKS both 1 fc 2 year in STAY.MAN, GRIMKS' GOLDEN, JONATHAN, ROME BEAUTY. DELICIOUS, XF.WTOWN or AL- BERMAtci.E PIPPIN, M. B.

GANO, RED BLACK BEX DAVIS, YELLOW TRANSPARENT, WEALTHY, YORK IMPERIAL, Ui.nENP.fRG and other leading kinds. We also have dose to 100,000 PEACH TREK, all leading varieties. Satisfaction guar- teed. Our price list is at your command. Order one today, or call in person.

We have been growing trees for 25 years. Salesmen Wanted. The Mountain View Nursery Co. WILUAMSPORT. A A Public Sale Public Sale of Wagons and Horse Goods OX FRIDAY, MARCH 22.

191 After sale of real estate at 144 Carlisle street the following of J. E. McCammon consisting of two-soat- ed surrey rnblwr tire, first rnna- IxMit Blocher make, sea shore runabout Bloeher make, jojrginj; cart, pulkoy, a first class saddle ami bridle, a lot of all kinds of horse boots, a lot of harness, watch first class order, horse I clothing, riding set of hobbles. J. K.

McCAMMON. Public Sale OX MONDAY, MARCH IS, 1912. The undersigned intending to quit farming will sell at public sale on his farm about 1 1-4 miles South of Fail field, the following personal property to wit: 4 head of jjray horse rising 14 years, work wherever hitched, any can drive; bay mare risiiiK years, good worker and driver: sorrel horse years, bred from Emblem, offside worker, good driver and sarkller; bay mare 4 years, old with foal, oil' side worker. 4 head of cattle, 3 milk cows, 1 will have calf by her side, heifer will be fresh in Fall; LS head of hogs, 1 nrool sow will farrow last of Man-h, 17 shoat- weighing from 50 to 'Mi pounds, To chickens to be sold by the pound, 200 jool yellow locust Fanning implements: 3 wagons. 1 two or three horse wapon nd' tread, good as new, 1-hon-e wagon, stick wasron bas-ket sleigh, 2-horse McCormick mower o-ood as new, 1-horse mower.

1-horse rake, grain cradle, hay carriages 10ft. good 15 tooth Perry Harrow, spike liarrow, two Barshear plows, three corn plows, single shovel plow, single and double trees, rakes anil forks, 2 seta front gears, set harness, good set check plow lines, collars and bridles, iron kettle and ring, churn, Penn No.8.cook stove.corn by the bu.and other articles too numerous to mention. A credit of 10 months will U- given. Sale to commence at 12 o'clock when terms will be made known by, JOSEPH BOWLING, I. N.

Lightncr. P. A. Miller, clerk. OX SATl'HDAY, MARCH 30, 1012 Tin- nii'liTsigntM i sell at public sale on thr William Showers farm mile west of Wi-nk-ville, 4XM) foot of oak and pine fiOOO firt of so.intling of vjirioiisizfiiiviii 2x3 to 2x6, 80 cords of hort slab woml, chuck pile.

Sale Ix'gin at one o'clock P. M. Term. 1 and conditions by ALFRED TAYLOR. Ira P.

Tnylor. Auct. S. B. Goclinanr, Clerk.

Eggs For Hatching ColurAbia Wyandotte, Arnold's Breed, also 27 good pullets for sale, some of them Plank's White Leghorn's. George A. Taylor, Eckert's Store FOR SALE: double heater. Apply 52 York street. FOR SALE Four young thorough sows: Two O.

I. Duroc Jersey Red. One good spring wagon. Apple and potato crates. Apply George W.

Peters. Guernsey, Pa WANTED: a horse, or mare, good size, sound and safe, and a leader, not over ten yeais of age. Jacob F. Thomas, Gettysburg JEWS PA PER I IN SPA PERI.