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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-28
Pay 1915 State Taxes
NOW
Don't DELAY

Real estate. personal property and
ftduciary taxes. including all annexed
territory.
South Richmond. including annexed
territory, pay Deputy Treasurer, AZ
heretofore. Tenth and Hull Streets.
Five per cent will be added to all
unpaid bills December l..
Pay now or send to the office and
ascertain the amount of your taxes
They ARE NOT the same as last year.
Taxpayers and their representatives
will save time thereby
Information over phone impossible
at this time,
j. b. PACE,
Treasurer
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-28

be worth the price of admission just
to look at his manly figure.
Mary Miles Minter, delightfully."- ju-
venile, but an actress of vast ability
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-28

and charm. returns Saturday to close
an unusual week at the Isis. She will
be seen in Emily of Stork's Nest.
intensely interesting and absorbing.
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Iheaters
Continued from Sixth Page.)

Fatty's Fall" featuring Roscoe Ar
buckle. 1t keeps you laughing. i
This completes program the like
of which has never before been seen
in Richmond.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-21
BRITISH LOSING
GROUND IN TURKEY

BERLIN. June 20. via wireless to
Sayville The correspondent of The
Associated Press in the Dardsnelles
has transmitted the following in an un.
dated dispatch.
British losses a. Avi Burnu thus far
are estimated a. from ten TO fifteen
thousand. Tho Turkish losses are
somewhat lower. although the Turks
nov arc constantly on the offensive
and they make bayonet attacks almost
every night.
Field Marshal Liman Won Sanders.
the German commander. O. highly op-
timistic regarding tho outcome Of the
operations. lle declared 10 the Asso-
ciated Press CORES spondcnt that not
only are the British unable 10 make
progress. but they are losing ground
daily.
With tho British fleet unable 10 az.
sist In tho land operations because of
tho submarine menace. the British
hold ON Avi Huruu apparently D. not
as secure o. % was
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-21
Big FRAUD
is REVEALED
GOVERNMENT MULCTED OF
s27.OOO.OOO BY OLEOMARGA-
RINE LAW VIOLATORS.
Many Fines Have Been Assessed
and Collected and Jail
Sentences Imposed.

WASHINGTON. June 2O.-How vio-
lators OF the olemargarine law have
defrauded the federal government out
OF at least $27 1000. 600 was revealed to-
night by Secretary McAdoo in a state
ment based upon a preliminary report
on sweeping Investigation conducted
by Commissioner Osborne OF the In.
ternal Revenue bureau.
Frauds committed as long ago as
1902, Immediately after the enactment
or the law, have been uncovered by
the commissioner. He began his in.
quiry some months ago and form time
TO time news OF prosecutions has
reached the public. but until tonight
no inkling had been given OF the wide
scope OF the investigation OF OF its ex.
traordinary results. Unpaid taxes ag.
gregating 1851. 900 have been recov.
cred and deposited in the treasury.
With the prospect OF further very
large collections
FOrty-two violators Of the law
have been convicted since the first
OF January and twenty-nine OF these
have been given prison sentences
Fines aggregating S14s.OOO have been
assessed, in addition to the recover
les actually made. and the announce
ment declares that while fraudulent
practices OF this sort probably have
been checked. the investigation will
be continued and Every law breaker
brought to Justice"
The announcement shows thai
since 1902 more than 100000. .OOC
pounds OF colored oloemargarine
have been manufactured and fraudu
lently sold as uncolored oleo.
1T is believed" II says, that a
great proportion Of mis- product
reached consumers as butter This
amount represents more than the
average yearly consumption OF botf
colored and uncolored oleomarEarins
by the people Of the United States
since the present law went into ef
feet"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-21
DESCRIBE TWO DAY
IS0NZ0 STRUGGLE

ROME. June 10. via Paris, June 90
An official statement from main
headquarters OF the Italian army. most
OF which Is devoted TO details Of the
two days struggle for the heights on
the left bank of the Isonzo river. near
PLAYA. says that the Italians took the
last Of these heights remaining in the
hands Of the Austrians on June L.
The statement follows.
Artillery duels and engagements
between small bodies occupied several
points on the front on June ~ In
on Frifofel and attempted 10 approach
the head OF the Nalonia pass. They
were repulsed I'm each case.
New details now have been re-
ceived OF the struggle which continued
two days and a night for the heights
on the left hank Of the Isonzo river.
commanding Piave village which Is
situated at the bottom Of a defle en-
closed by steep. wooded slopes be-
tween which the river runs. deep and
rapid The bridge crossing the Isonzo
at this point had been destroyed BY
the enemy With patent effort and
boldness. We threw bridges across
during the night and al dawn on the
sixteenth our troops began an attack
The movement was carried out an day
slowly on account Of the eBemy's re.
sistance and the difficulties OF the
ground. increased bv serious artificial
obstacles and solid entrenchments pro.
tected by extensive barbed wire en-.
tanglements. strenEthend by iron r
bars
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-21
WHITMAN SILENT
ON BECKER CASE

ALBANY. y Y. June 20s-Govern-
or Whitman continued 10 MAINTAIN 81
lence regarding any plans ac may
have for extending clemency 10
Charles Becker. the former New YORK
police lieutenant. now under sentence
OF death. when he arrived here from
tho Panama Pacific exposition to-
night
Il shall hear any pleas that any
one connected with Becker's side OF
the case may care TO make was all
that he would say.
Numerous questions regarding the
cost Of the trip. which was made AZ
the States expense. caused the gov
ernor 10 say that ne went 10 Califor-
mia merely as guest Of the New York
Panama Pacific Exposition Commits
sion. The appropriation for its eX'
penses was made two years ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-21
BURNED TO
DEATH IN BED
WIFE OF WARDEN OF JOLIET
PENITENTIARY MAY HAVE
BEEN MURDERED.
Husband Was Away and Negro
Servant, a Trusty. Is Sus-
pected-Investigatiou On.

JOLIET. m. June 20.-Mrs. I'd
mund ". Allen. wife Of the warden oi
the Illinois penitentiary. was found
dead in her blazing bed today, and a
committee is investigating the death
10 determine whether she accidentally
set herself on fire. or was slain and
burned by George Campbell. a negro
prisoner. who served as the warden 5
family servant
Mr.. Allen was absent on = trip 10
West Baden. Ind. : jug partly filled
with wood alcohol was found in the
bed room after the FIRE was extin-
Euished. and members Of the inycsti-
eating committee said n was possible
that some OF this huid had been used
in an effort to cremate Mrs Allen.
Campbell. who Is a trusty. whlic sery-
ing an indeterminate sentence for
manslsughter. committed in Chicago.
told the committee the following
story.
Warden Allen left for West Baden
Ind. last night About s o'clock this
morning Mrs Allen called me and
asked for the morning papers. which
| got Then I placed some ice water
by the bed I'm which she lay. and took
her pet dog outdoors. as 7 always do
every morning. When 7 returned
saw smoke issuing from the Allen
apartments on the third floor John
Simpson and another trusty were try
ing TO fight their way through the
smoke In Mrs. Aliens room. We
called the prison fire department"
: half hour fight extinguished the
blaze. which seemed centered around
Mrs Aliens bed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-21
THREE HURT In
BAD DERAIL MENT

WASHINGTON. Pa June o.
Three persons we're hurt. one serious.
lv. when tho engine and nrst coach Of
a norfhbound Wayncshurg and Wash.
inEton railroad passenger train left the
rails az West Union late today Four
other coaches remained on the rails
The engine and coach went over an
embankment but did not turn over.
The injured were Mrs Joseph X
Thompson. PittsburRh Miss Nan
Jones. Washington. and Grover flnfoa.
WaynesburE Mrs Thompson is In 4
serious condition
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-21
RUSSIANS NOW FACE A
MOST SERIOUS PROBLEM
GREEK SHIP WITH
FALSE PAPERS TAKEN

PARIS June eo-The following off
cia1 statement was issued by the French
ministry 81 Marine.
a French torpedo boat captured be-
tween cape Mstapan. Greece. and crete.
a small Greek sailing ship which was
navigating with false Papers and carry
ing a mission 81 Turkish officers sent
BY Enver Pasha into Tripoh 20 carry
gifts 90 the Senousi
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-21
CARRANZA SOURCES SAY
GENERAL HAS BROKEN
WITH HIS CHIEF.
coming on Heels Of Obregon
Break Officials See A Ray of
Light Through the TangIe.

WASHINGTON. June 20.-Gsneral
renpe Angeles. artillery expert and
riEht hand man OF General Francisco
villa. has left his chief and is now IN
tne United States enroute TO Boston,
Mass. TO visit his family.
Definite word TO this effect reached
tne united States government tonight
rom It's border agents. who reported
tnat Angeles had crossed into Ameri.
can territory secretly last Friday
night
OFFICIALS here were unable TO throw
much light on the reasons for the de.
parture OF Angeles at a time when his
services 10 Villa in the military cam
paign would seem to be vitality needed.
one explanation advanced was that
Angeles was coming 10 the United
states to confer with some OF the many
prominent MeXicans who have been
living In exile taking no part in the
revolutionary activity but who lately
nave been planning to form a coalition
with some of the forces in the field 20
enable them 10 get the actual moral
support which President Wilson an.
nounced in this recent statement the
United States soon would give some
group unless the warning factions
could agree among themselves.
Enrique G. Llorente. Washington
representative OF the Villa-Zapata gov.
eminent. said he had heard absolutely
notning OF the movements of Angeles.
The Caranza agency Rave out a state.
ment pointing out that Angeles would
never return 10 Villas standard. The
statement was as follows:
Carranza Statement.
The eonstitutionalist agency Is in.
formed that Genera Angeles and his
stan arrived In Juarez Friday night
and u Is reported that Angeles intends
70 take refuge in the United States.
Part OF his stan are I'm FL Paso and
part In Juarez. but according TO the
message. declare they will not return
TO the front
They are keeping themselves sec.
reted from all except their intimate
friends and all admit that the recent
defeat AT Leon was a virtual annihila.
econtinusa on Page NinsJ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-21
CRISIS OF AUSTRO-GERMAN
DRIVE IN RUSSIA AT HAND,
EMPEROR TAKES COMMAND
FATALLY INJURED
BY NEGRO BURGLAR

MONESSEN. Pa. June eo.-Joseph
Smith. s.. vas wounded fatally aud
Mrs. Smith. IS. was beaten severely BY
a negro burglar who attacked them IN
their home early to-day when Mrs.
Smith refused to give up some money
that was supposed TO have been I'm the
house. The negro shot Smith through
the neck when the latter attempted "a
defend himself Mrs. Smiths cries
summoned help and the negro fled
Smith died in hospital later. Smith,
a miner. sold some property recently
and hod told friends he had the money
IN his home
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-21
HATFIELD
SUED FOR
$4,000
YOUNG MAN ALLEGED TO
HAVE STOLEN BIBLE ON
TRAIN TAKES ACTION.
Partner to Bring Two Suits In
Few Days-Midville Steel Co.
Behind Prosecution.

Special Dispatch 20 the Intelligence.
CHARLESTON. ". Va. June 20
Governor II. ID. Hatfield was made
defendant in the United States Dis.
trict Court here late Saturday in a
$4,000 damage suit nIed by William
l.. Abbott, Jr, Of Philadelphia. one Of
the two men who were arrested at
Point Pleasant. Sunday, March le. on
the order of the governor. charged
with the theft Of the chief execu-
tive's Bible from table in the buffet
car Of a Kanawha and Michigan
train.
The complaint filed Saturday
charges false imprisonment. II is
said two other suits will be entered
soon against the governor by George
II. Raush. the companion Of Abbott.
each of these 10 be for $40 900 dam
ages. one for assault and the other
for false Imprisonment.
Heard In November.
The suit filed by Abbott probably
will be heard in November N Is
said that back OF the suit is the Mid.
vile Steel company Of PHILADELPHIA.
by whom Abbott Is employed. Tho
story OF the incident out OF which
the complaint arises. as told by An.
bolts cousol. sets forth that on Sun
day morning. March 10. Governor
Hatfield. accompanied by Senator
Gray OF Writ county. was on his wav
TO Parkersburg where he was to ad.
dress one OF the Eugenic meetings
held by DIT. J. Aspinwall McCuiag.
On the same train enroute to Pt
Pleasant, IL Is related was Abbott and
Raush. The four men took break.
fast in the buffet car. On a table
Raush had laid a magazine and on
top OF this, II Is said the Governor
laid his Bible. All four men left the
dining car. leaving both the maga.
zine and the book II is set forth
that Raush returned FIRST and took
both magazine and hook with him
back into the other car.
Called Harsh Names.
II Is alleged that when the Gov.
ernor was informed that Raush had
taken his book he rushed through
the aisle Of the car and calling tho
travelling man a thief. and pick
pocket. struck him. II Is said Rsusb
held the book in his hand and re.
turned II saying be did not know II
had any value, and that he had in.
tended no wrong. The arrest and i'm.
prisonment Of both Raush and Abbott
AZ Pt. Pleasant when the train ar.
rived there. IL the basis Of the suit
which has Just been filed. and will be
that OF the other two which, IL is de.
clared will be filed later.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-21
EXODUS FROM
LEMBEkG Is ON

LONDON. June 21-, 2:15 a. m.--An
exodus OF considerable proportions has
already begun from Lemberg says the
Morning Posts Petrograd correspon-
dent.
The correspondent says that for
June the weather has been exceptional
There have been persistent rains over
the greater part of Russia and Galicia
during the month. The rivers are out
of their bounds and. owing To the wide
extent of the marshy ground on either
side of them the discomforts Of the
attacking armies are increased.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-21
LAUNCH CRUSADE
TO STOP THUGGERY

htlhNn N. June 70 WIN the
offer ~ ff 200 reward rrr frr4rrraf I.,r
leading f0 fhr nrreef and rerII IrfIar rf
rUr..ua who 1rrnuifrd Thnrf.. ffIhHa n
rlu ntr ianunrf l.. 1915. fhr Tfevsirud
chant nnr uf tnmurrrf to-day ffuranrf n
crusade % hre7F u Ifhurrrrr Ir ssrrrr.
tInr with labor disputes ThIe action
FOLLOW an exhaustive study NJ .UufI.
fInrH NN special chan. hHr rurnrnIffef.
Ifn report firfr tfHf cleveland fa being
given a nufHflur al an "urfHIr .Tsrr
Tor uni.r ~ urn.Iu.nu men fH HufE "
fIrrnuiffl I1NHr uurI hn freed from
% raIumuF thrust urru DO tr those
Eho. fgr selfish motives commit or
ferrrs in fta rarrr"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-21
HUNGARY TO TAKE
OYER CEREAL CROP

LONDON. June 81. t:03 a. m.-A
dispatch 10 Reuter'r Telegram com
pany from Zurich. says
The Hungarian government has do.
cided 10 aequestrate the entire cereal
crops ~ the new harvest. with the OK.
ceWion of maize. a war grain mono.
poly will be- established under the
ministry ~ CONN erce with q capital
of twenty million crowns lsbout So.
nO0000l 20 regulate fhe whole grain
trade. including export and army SUP.
piles The embargo viii continue
until next August 1916.
Farmers will be permitted to ro
serve a supply of grain for their own
households IN tho proportion 81 forty
pounds per head per month Private
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-21
MURDERED GIRL
FOR 6S CENTS

BALTIMORE. Md. June2o Marion
Deems to-day confessed 20 the police
that he killed Miss Laura Schaefer. a
Young deaf and dumb woman. whose
body was found yesterday In a ravine
near Westrort a suburb The motive
was robbery Deems said He OBJ
taincd 90 cents but did not take the
EirIE pay envelope containing e.. Ac
cordlnE 20 tho report of the coroner
Mics Schaefer had been criminaIly
assaulted. but Deems. who is 22 years
old and married. declared he was
guilty only Of beating the girl To- death
and taking her money
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-21
GREEK KING WILL
PROBABLY RECOVER

AMSTERDAM. June 20. VIA I.opdo,
June Zl, 3 IS a. Professor Friedrich h
hraus. the Berlin specialist. who re-.
turned home saturday from the sick bed
of the King OF Greece. gave the follow.
ing Interview 10 the Nossieche Xeituue
King Constantine was neither pois-
oned nor wounded but suffered from a
natural illness. The first svmptcus
we're those or Influenza hut the Greek
doctors very soon diagnosed the case "a
tnc pleura was extremely purulcut
owing TO the weakness OF the. ratfen,
the creek surgeon IN attendance could
not perform the operation 81 rim e-ss.,.
fton but made only an fnciFfou fn the
chest After this operation the King had
"a serious attack OF weakness
The King was not yet out Of danger
when pr. kraus left a. his heart. oyyine
To tfa displacement was stiil weak and
irregular. llr. kr4uE said. however
that be and pr. EiseIburR were of fhe
opinion that with careful treatment
and nursing the King would recover.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-21
GERMANY DISCARDS
TAUBB AEROPLANE

LONDON. 1ure o. s.tsa. car-ss.
pondentr from Germany to the ri,-s-
quotes the statement 1f r. German rfrbf
captain o. fhe effect that fhe rarr. IA.
tern of aer4riHnr hss been diaearI.I h.,
the aufhorIfiea aa Goo urrt.tf. and .,,
fntisfartnrf fnr military uare. as .r. fb.
ufnnr fHrfa ~ uuuuIfarra hfrarrr .r
fh-ir in1hINf. f0 rnrrr H .uIrir.rrf Il.F
anI .HC 'Nrnnrr ore now making .rrIr.
CIV .Ir nirIaure NJ sr improved ftrr Tr1
Germans admit fIaf fhU French rrl afft
rur .rinr In nfif nrrrnaufIra
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-21
AUSTRIANS RAID
ITALIAN COAST

VIENNA. via Amsterdam and Lon.
don. June 2O-An Austrian official
statement concerning the lombard.
ment last week by Austrian war YES.
sells OF several points on the Adriatic
coast Of Italy. has been given out as
follows.
Several OF our cruisers and torpedo
boat units on Thursday aud Friday IN
dertOOk an expedition alonE the Italian
coast from the frontier Of the empire
% Fano They damaged the semap.
hore stations at the mouth Of the
Tagliamento river and near Pesaro
and the railway bridges near Rimint
across the Meturo and Arolla rivers
All the units returned safely"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-21
ANT-CERMAN RIOTS
COST $4,000, 900

PETRoGRAD. via London. June 81.
! 90 a m.-Moscow suffered damage
10 the amount OF s20.eoe 600 during
the recent anti-Gerrnan dsmonstra-
lions. in which nearly 500 stores and
factories and more tnsa zoe lri cate
lodgings were totally wrecked
The infuriated mobs turned the city
into Wild disorder. according 20 eye
Witnesses
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-21
LEMBERG OCCUPIES SAM ME
POSITION As PARIS
EARLY IN WAR.
Question Now Is Can Grand Duke
Nicholas Duplicate Feat
Of Gen. JOffre.

LONDON. June 20. 10 36 p m
After seven week battering IN Galicia,
during which the Russians have been
thrown back more than fifteen miles,
the Austro-Gcrmans today are as close
TO Lemberg a. the Germans we're Paris
after their first dash into France last
fall
Never before since the battle OF the
Marne have the Teutonic allies ap-
peared 50 confident OF success Having
failed in their original plan OF crush
ing France. and then turning To Rus.
sia. they have reversed the order OF
their strategy and now judging by the
eXpediture Of life and ammunition In
Galicia. they have pinned their whole
faith on 80 paralyzing the Russian
army az 90 permit Of the throwing a.
H tremendous weight Of men and metal
.u the western theatre. there either
20 break through m Franco British
lin or force an interminable period Of
sanguinary warfare.
s. dispatch from Copenhagen to
night says that the German emperor
himself has taken supreme command
~ the Galician campaign establish
ing bis headquarters I'm Sileasia az
near TO tho front ps practicable.
Meanwhile tho German official com.
municafion records the further pro.
gross ~ tho AustroGorman forces to
ward LENDERS. both 10 The north and
south OF tho city lt claims. a. well.
that tho Russians have been cleared
from the DnIcafpr t0 the south
Can Nicholas Duplicste7
The great question ENGLAND and
the allies b. asking whether Grand
Duke Nicholas. command |nr O. the Uua.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-21
GEN. ANGELES LEAVES
VILLA AND Is NOW IN
j. s. WITH HIS FAMILY
POLANDER BROWNS
WHILE IN BATHING

FAIRNONT. W. Va. June 20.-John
Milon. aged 1s. a Polander. who has
been IN this country for a year past
but all OF whose relatives live In the
old country. was drowned while swim
ming In Paw-paw creek. near Gran
town this evening Diving into q
deep hole the youth failed 20 re
appear. Later companions found his
dead body az the bottom of the hole
The body was brought here and pre-
pared for burial
Cramps probably caused the drown.
ing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-21
SERVIANS OCCUPY
DURAZZO, ALBANIA

LONDON. June 20. 6.25 D. ma
Reuter- dispatch from Athens says II
Is reported there the Servians have
occupied Durazzo. Albania Essad
Pasha. provisional president OF Al.
bania and former commander OF the
Turkish forces at Scutsri. r. said 10
have fled to Italy.
Servian troops have been operating
in Albania for some time and the Ser.
Wan war office has announced the
occupation OF considerable territory
In that state. with Durazzo as their
ultimate objective
Italy has not formally declared war
against Turkey. which may explain
the reported flight Of Essad Pasha 70
Italy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-21
PRINCE AND WIFE
NOT ARRESTED

PARIS June 20 $40 p. m-Prin~s
Won Radolin, former German ambassa-
dor q France. and the Princess Won
Radotn. the Petit Journal says. have
not been formally arrested a. was re.
po.tC1 from Milan last week hut have
been banished 20 their estate ~ J0rot-
TO leave
According 20 the Petit Journal The
reason for their banishment b. thai the
I'rinceHH, who o. related Co the Hadztwffl
family ~ Russia, and the TalIevrnnf
family of France. manifested sentiment
wnich we're resented IN hiFh circles in
Germany The Prince aroused equal
enmity when ne took her part
Prince Won Radoiin retired a. nnlhaa-
radrr o. France iu June 1910. after b. frs
Fo4rH gerricc nthnt capacity. The core
Juno ~. a report that he and fIa ,.ffs
had been arrested fu April br grrfl4n
nutntrifinT on charge ~ espionage.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-21
LETTER DELIVERED
AFTER SEVEN YEARS

rUttApFLpHtA June 90 - Christ.
rI1f Err' Tins wui.I .r N.W Y.ra more
fNHu seven ..Hr. Har. reached ff. IHafi.
nation. Jess than fuU m|Is. AWAY. only
to-day. IH. letter was rfrr hr Do g.
I"nrsun ru .wpI.Ir of .H. Western
ul1n telegraph tH.Urnr" fr ffIr rIfl.
fn hls VIE who Hf THAT time was iu
Allentown. ga. WU. Pearson r.r.I. %
notice frv dnsa Hr. from .ht AII.u-
fuuHn unrfnffIrr fIHI H letter wac held
fnerf Tor hnr and uUuu receiving II SOS.
tefiay she found Do was tho ono asrf hr
her husband 0r Dec. r hrr r7 zoos The
fulfaItn contained buf nu. r"af fuIHrl Hn..
~ ffe New YORK office. and ffr postal
aufn0rit.rs ore az o. Jose fr explain ffa
defar.