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The Washington times., 1915-03-14
H|BERN|ANS PLANNING
ST. PATR|CK'S FETE
Arrangements Made for Biggest
Celebration of Kind Ever
Held Here.

The seven Washington divisions of the
Ancient Order of Hibernians and the
Ladies' Auxiliary of that order have
completed arrangements for the biggest
celebration ever held in this city in
observance of st. Patricks Day.
on the eve of the feast exercises will
et t held bsc in SSonzaga Theater in street.
fornia Is scheduled to be the principal
speaker. Patrick II. O'DonnelI, formerly
public administrator of Chicago, will
speak amsak,o.. on Ireland's Contribution to
Dousherty. Of the Catholic University
"F'raternal Organization
In addition to these speeches there
VIII be musical entertainment
On the morning of March Il the Hi
pernians and the Ladies' Auxiliary will
attend solemn high mass In st. Aloysius'
Church. The celebrant of the mass will
be Bishop OConnell. of the diocese OF
Richmond. A eulogy on the life OF St
Patrick will be delivered by the Rev.
oily Cross College. Boston.
On the night of March II the Shamrock
S1mb o VIII hold banquet at the Metro.
There is to be open house at the Elks
Hall. which is to be elaborately deco.
rated in the favorite colors Of Irishmen
Carroll Council. knights of Columbus
also is planning a celebration fol
wednesday night. while Wednesday
morning the Georgetown University
students will have celebration, a,
which addresses are to be delivered by
several OF the students.
Employees of the firm of Woodward &
Lothrop who may find themselves ir
need Of assistance through illness o,
other misfortune will be benefciaries Of
a concert and dance in the auditorium
or the store st. Patrick's day evening
The committee in charge includes Johr
II. Brahler. John Pyles. John n. Hard
ing, E. Jasper. Miss Margaret A
kneessi, ]. e. Fromani Miss Mollie V
Roche, and Carl V. Weakley
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Woman Hunter Kills
Thirteen Wild Cats

TACOMA, Wash, March 4.-Mrs. O.
G. Shaw. OF Election, the only woman
hunter of the county who tackles wild
cats in their lair, brought her first
trophy this season to County Auditor
Morris office and received the bounty
Of IS allowed under the law.
Mrs. Shaw brought in a dozen pelts
OF wild cats last year and was paid
bounties on them. One of the cats she
killed while driving along country
road in her automobile. The anima
stepped out In front of the machine
Throwing on the brakes. Mrs. Shaw
brough out her rife and killed the cat
Mrs. Shaw, whose husband won a first
prize at the recent sportsman's show as
an expert shot, always carries a rifle
with her while driving in the country
on the chance Of discovering a wild
cat or other varmnt.
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Postoffice Employees
To Keep Their Jobs

Postal employees throughout the coun.
try need not fear any reduction in sal.
ary or dismissal, as a result OF the fail.
ure Of the last Congress to pass the
postal appropriation bills.
This information is given in an offi-
cial statement from First Assistant Post
master General Roper. who declares
that economies already effected to offset
the falling off in business because of
war conditions would be sufficient 10
carry the service through the next rs.
cal on the continuing appropriation.
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man; Harry Crandall and DIR. Williant
p. Herbst.
subcommittee In charge of Seventh
and Ninth streets: J. =. Hermann,
chairman; Robert ]. Berberich, J. E.
Cunningham, William Fisher, NJ. l..
Goldsmith, Edwin Hahn. M. Hanson,
William s. Hatton, Samuel Hart, l.. II.
Herbert, Harry Kaufman. Harry King,
M. A Leese. II. II. Levy, Henry T.
Ofterdinger and b. J. Smith, jr.
subcommittee In charge Of thea
tres: Oliver Metzerott, chairman; VIII
liam H. Rapley, l.. Stoddard Taylor,
Royland Robbins and Louis Fosse.
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lieutenant OF Girl Scout Troop s. OF
Takoma Park. and she was given a
heart cheer" by Mrs. Charles Aver at
the last troop meeting at the home of
Mrs. Eggleston, captain.
Troop No. 49, of Woodbridge, has un-
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so:ioS So ;US BaImaCaan Coats

One of these medium
weight coats is indispensa-
BILE at this time of year:
made Of gray mannish mix
ture Scotch tweed, in the
approved loose-fitting raglan
style; all sizes.
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dertaken to aid a destitute neighbor
woman, who has five children all un-
der fourteen years Of age. The entire,
troop hiked downtown yesterday after
noon TO see the Indians at one OF the
local department stores.
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hon, and Baily. All four. William
Jones, Rufus Butler, william Johnson,
and William Cooper, will be given
hearing tomorrow. 1t is alleged they
entered a number of vacant houses
and tore out plumbing fixtures.
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REDEMPTION OF BONDS
District, R.nro.a Bsnds 10 n. ralsn Up.

Al a Rcgulsr Session OF the County
court held FOR the County % Harbour.
state OF West Virginia. at phtlippt At
The Court House % said County. on the
9TH day Of May. 1918
The folloWtng order was entered Of
1t g. ordered thar a notice OF the
intention OF the County OF Barbour 20
naN off certain out standing District
Railroad Bonds. b. published Tor 90 days
In the wheeling Intelligence. a daily
published IN the city Or
Wheeltng. West Virginia and In said
notice "a shall he set forth that the num-
Der OF Ronds desired 10 b. PAID off and
taken up under This order shall be
Eleven tii) In number. which include
-Four ca Of Valley District Harorad
Bonds mbcr Two 20 Five Inclusive.
Tor Five hundred Dollars each. and Is
sued by the County Court OF Barbour
County. and date Augus 8. 1856. Num-
Der one OF said Bonds having heretofore
been taken up and cancelled.
The remainder Cf the Eleven ND
Bonds, being Seven ~ OF Barker Dis
trtct Railroad Bonds. numbered one 10
Seven inclusive for Five hundred Dol
lars each. issued by the County Court OF
Barbour. County. and bearing date OF
And Il r. ordered that the sheriff Of
said County cease payment OF interest
on said Bonds at tho expiration OF said
ninety days
\ copy from the record.
Attest:
s F. HOFFMAN. Clerk.
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WAR BRIEFS



LONDON. June 8. $40 p m-The
following official communication was
issued this evening:
The following further Information
has been received from General SIR
John + Nixon regarding the operations
on the Tigris. (Asiatie Turkey
General ToWnshend. accompanied
BY Captain Mum and Sir Percy Cox
and a small gunboat nOulla. caused
the surrender OF the govern Aamara.
together with some thirty officers and
about 200 soldiers on the Sd Of June.
AamaTa Is now occupied BY US In
force. The troops captured cOmpris-
ed advance guard Turkish forces re
uring before General Gorrange's col.
umn. which Il pursuing the Turkish
forces In their retreat from Persian
territory. The main body following
was seen to dispense In the marshes.
Our total captures up TO date. in
ciuolng the above. amount 10 so OIL
GERS and 2.O0O men and seven ield
guns. six naval guns from the gunboat
Marmaris. twelve large steel barges.
one large river steamer. three small
steamers and a considerable number OF
rifles and ammunition Of all kinds.
Further surrenders are expected
"of six Gerans with the Turks three
were taken prisoners. two were killed
by marsh Arabs and the fate OF the
sixth Is doubtful"
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Dormant Statement

BERLIN, June s. via London 3:25 d.
m.-The war Office issued today the
following statement:
western theatre of war: Attacks
on the eastern slopes of Lorette
heights were ~repulsed with heavy
loses 20 the enemy. Heavy fighting
Is in progress in only some portions OF
n trenches. The remainder of the
sugar refinery is in possession OF the
French.
In neuville we lost two groups of
houses.
Mines OF the enemy exploded in
Champagne. were quite ineffective.
We dropped bombs yesterday on
Celais and the aviation grounds at st.
Clement neal Luneville.
Eastern theatre of war: Our Of
.fensive in the region Of Rawdyniki.
where the southern and northern
forces have Joined. gained us ground
toward the east. The number OF prIs-
oners was increased to 5000. Further
south. near Ugisny. an attack made by
a Russian division was repuIsed.
South of the Niemen. German troops
are driving back divisions OF the en-
envy to the Sopotzkin-W ilowisky line
Southeastern theatre of war: East
OF Przemysl German and Austrian
troops have driven back the enemy
as far as the district northeast ara
southeast OF Mosciska (25 miles east
of Przemysl) The army OF General
Won Linsingen stormed the bridge
head ear Surawana $50 miles east OF
Stry) and is about 20 attempt to force
a crossing OF the Dneister near this
place. Further south. the pursuit con-
unues. So far. We have taken 10000
prisoners. six cannon and IA machine
guns" =
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sible TO recognize her features. She
was about p years old and the only
means Of Identification was a small
not book in which she carried a sub.
scripuon list for the Church OF God
Head Crushed.
Guy Hardman. also n resident of Ne.
Mechen. was instantly killed. Ills
head was crushed. his right foot and
leg mangled and his BODY torn and
mashed. Tn his pocket vas found a
small amount Of money. together with
some other belongings. In his vest
pocket was found a two-cent postage.
which seemed 10 be the only article
about his person that was intact liz
vas a machinist by trade. and was
about 20 years old. single and lived
with his mother
D. W Carpenter. the other member
Of the party. was an employe Of mo
McMechen shirt Factory. Carpenter
was about 81 years old. n widower. his
wife having died about two years ago
from burns received when her cloth.
ing caught FIRE from burning paper.
In his pocket. together with some
money. was found q gold watch. The
Impact OF the collision stopped tho
watch az 9:ff. Indicating the time OF
the accident Ills head was crushed.
end The left side Of bis body horribly
mangled
Immediately following The accident
Coroner j. r. McCombs. ~ Mounds
vile. was notified lie instructed that
the remains be- removed and they were
taken TO the Cooey-BenU undertaking
parlors where en- inquest VIII likely
be ueid some time this morning
Machine Was Borrowed.
The automobile in which three un.
fortunate persons we're riding was Dor
roWed from br = B Rinehart. % Mar.
shall street. McMochen. 10. was a Ford
roadster. and carried license tags
number 1902 10 seems from the In
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Mrs. MaIissa ooudy.

Funeral services over the remains
OF Mrs. Malissa Goudy. who died al
her home No. 1884 Chapline street,
Saturday evening. will be held this
afternoon at ? o'clock. Mrs. Goudy
was In the 6sth year Of Der age. and
has been residing in the city the
greater part OF her life. Following the
services this afternoon. interment will
be In Mt. Olivet cemetery. Rev.
Samuel Jones will officiate.
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day over the remains Of Henry w.
formation OF those in the immediate
vicinity OF the accident at the time
that the operator OF the automobile be-
came confused when he saw the en-
CINE. Evidently he failed TO hear the
signal bell, which is said TO have been
ringing. and tried to stop just in time
TO receive the full force OF the loco
motive. II Is thought had he not tried
to stop he could have gotten safely
across.
The engine was running light, hav.
ing brought passenger train No. SIS. to
the Wheeling station and was on its
way to the yards at Benwood. II was
running light and may have been in
charge OF the engine tender. This
fact Il IA impossible to ascertain for
a certainty last evening.
Mother In Hospital.
Mrs. Lucy Hardman. mother OF GUY
Hartman. m of the victims of the ac-
cident. is in the Ohio Valley General
Hospital, where she has been confined
for the past several DAYS with a Sc
we're Illness. Last evening she was
considerably improved and was able
to be up for a short time. She has
not been told OF her sons death.
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Men Commended.

ROME, via Paris. June Q. 1850 p.
nan official note was issued to-
night commencing the Italian troops
Tor the spirit which they are display
ing. The text follows:
Along the whole vast front the
lighting qualities Of our troops show
themselves more strongly each day.
There are no difficulties. whether OF
'errain or climate, military or tactical.
which they are not able TO surmount.
The classes which had already seen
war service in Libya as well as those
who are now under fire for the first
time are well In hand. steady. discip.
lined. sturdy and absolutely reliable.
The KIM ceaselessly stimulates his
troops especially those operating in
the most difficult positions. and he
soverign's approval is never lacking
where deeds OF bravery are done or
suffering Is couraReOusly endured. or
risks are cheerfully taken.
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Indigestion and con.,Ina,lon

About hve years ago I began tax.
ing Chamberlain's Tablets after sui.
tering rom Indigestion and constipa.
Tor years without finding any.
thing TO relieve me. Chamberlain's
Tablets helped me at once. and by
using them for several weeks I was
cured OF the complaint" writes Mrs.
Mary f McMullen. Phelps. n. Y. For
sale by all dealers.-Adv.
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OF FIVE GENERATIONS
DIED AT MOUNDSVILLE SUNDAY
WILLIAM wisHART ANSWERS
CALL AFTER SURVIVING
NiNETr-ONE YEARS.
sveeVmbed az Home Of oranddaUqhser,
mS r. }. MeFaooen at o'eioek
Other Obituary Notes

William wishart. aged 81 years. the
head OF i've generations. died yester'
day evening az 8 O'Clock at the home
Of his granddaughter. Mz. Richard J..
MeFadden. OF Moundsville. Mr.. Wish
art suecumbed 10 the inhrmiiies OF old
age. He had been IN only a short
time. but for the past several months
his ALTERING steps led his immediate
family to believe that death was near.
Mr. wishart has been a resident OF
Moundsvilie for a number OF years.
He has always taken an interest In the
affairs OF both nation andLstate. He il
survived by two daughters, Mrs. S. A.
Steele and Mrs Jackson. and a host
OF descendants. Funeral arrange
ments are incomplete.
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French Official R.nnrt


PARIS. June g.. 1910 D. m.-The fol
lowing Official communication was is
sued by the war office tonight:
In h sections to the north of
Arras the struggle continues with ex-
IRENE activity and to our Advantage.
We have delivered several favorable
attacks. on the two sides of the road
from ~Aix-Noulefte to Souchez and
gained some ground in the wood to the
east of that road. and TO the south. in
the region OF FOND de Buval.
AT Melville st Vast. our progress
continues. In The northern part of
the village we have carried several
houses. and at the same time frightened
our investment OF an enemy shelter in
a group Of houses TO the northwest of
that locality. and have occupied the
passage way leading to II.
w have captured new trenches in
the center and to the south of the
Labyrinth and have advanced about
a hundred metres. The struggle has
continued without interruption for
eight days in that great work. two
thirds of which we now hold.
To the north OF Aisne. TO the east
Of Tracy IL Mont. on the neighboring
heights OF MOulin-Sous-Touveut. We
delivered an attack. which realized i'm
portant gains.
After a very eficaciOus lombard
ment on a front Of one kilOmetre
tabout two-thirds OF a mile). we cap-
tured. with a single effort, two success.
sive lines of trenches and several en-
cmy works. Three violent counter At
tacks were repulsed by our troops.
who took more than 200 prisoners
and three ~ guns.
In Champagne. near B~eausejour.
We have progressed 10 the mine on
the heights OF the Meuse. In the Vos-
ges there have been artillery engage
ments."
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PARIS. June 6. 80 D. m-German at
ta'ks of unusual violence were made
yeslerday In the region north Of Arras.
nerthwestfrn France The French war
or announced Today that the German
offensive had broken down eycrywhsre.
WIN heavy Losses 10 the attackers. The
statement follows.
"ir the region t0 the north OF Arras
the enemy undertook yesterday cvcnlnr
"a very violent effort Co r~ccnpturo the
positions which be- Tad lost recently The
wnoie ~ The front from Ablain o. Neu-
vile. and particularly tho sugar refinery
fnuchez underwent a bomhardmeut
almost continually. Co. which QUA nrfii-
terF replied susrFsUcaft
German counter attacks were
inCh'd ON the slope cast of ia Chap
ii i'ftitf. The counter attacks
have been iurnasanf Boo the wood al t0r
SuurhDz.
The German offensive svaa oyor-
Nnruurd rNfrNr hero and We maintained
aI cur positions. iuflictiuE heavy Ioa..a
On tnr 'n.ml Between fhr AIx-N.u-
letif NoucheT road and the AbInfu-s.r.
enc road We tggk scversi trenches af
prisoners.
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Notice 10 Manufacturer, Jobbsrs. nrer-
chants and Others Wholesale Dealers.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN That
the state Board OF Control OF the STATE
OF West Virginia will receive bids daily
at It's office at Charleston. West virginia
Ter furnishing supplies for the several
state Institutions. the financial manage
ment OF which II vested In said board.
Cortracts Will be awarded 10 the lowest
bidders, quality considered. and other
things being equal. West Nirginia deal
ers Will be given preference.
Lists OF supplies needed will be fur
stating the line desired.
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL.
1a-l-tf Charleston. West Virginia
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artillery duel is becoming more vio-
lent. In the fighting at Monte Nero.
the Italians have sustained consider.
able losses. on the southern slope 300
Italian dead being found.
The enemy's attempt to cross the
lsonzo river near Sagrado has been re-
pulsed"
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Myers Funeral TODAY.

The last sad rites over the remains
OF the late Frederick c. Myers, who
died Friday will be held this after.
noon al the home OF his daughter Mrs
Virginia Weisgerber. No. 10 Mary.
land street. Rev. William Ulfert, OF
the St Johns church will officiate
and interment will be in Greenwood
cemetery. Members OF the German
Pioneers will act as p~aIlbearers.
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oermaH ALLIES Retarded

PETROGRAD. via London. June D.
9:3O p. m.-The forward movement OF
the extreme Russian right Hank oper.
ating on Stanai. Yata. Zargina ana
Lentowina continues 10 retard the ad.
vance Of the central Austro-German
forces east Of Jaroslau and PrzemysI.
which thus far has failed. Krawce
and Burdzi. which are particularly
mentioned In this connection. are Just
north Of Stanai and Assem- on the Lem
river.
Southwark the fighting front may be
traced by following the San to the
mouth Of the Lubaczowka and then
following this river TO the village OF
Iukhla. which is twelve miles south.
east 81 Jaroslau Thence the front
is on a straight line twelve miles east
Of Prsmysl including the villages OF
kalnikof. kOsmcnitza and Krukenitza
and proceeding southeast 20 the Dncis.
ter. which marks the southern front
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IHAUoURATEs wArrR
SERVICE from CHICAGO

NEW ORLEANS "a juno
arrival here nf The steamboat steel CIfg.
lr'm Ia Sall. lu. with r. cargo of NOR.
fNNnNihN aniuFu fu New trffuur hr fnN
~" mtnufnIt Jurors" marked toe braiu.
ninE n whrf ie expected tu hr r. regular
Haff service hN water from the great
inkfH Co., thr gull An Informal ralar.
LI1n fn.murruw HhunrI fhe steamer H.III
D. attended hf rlfF officials HuH "a conn.
mIfffr from The Association uf Com.
mere Hrl UurrI oft Trade.
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TIE rial oRIrcr-

LONDON June Z. ss1 m-rhe real
OBJECT o. the German emurrora NIaIf 60
N INnnA Friday. arorIInE fu The Daily
EkprfeH Geneva correspondent was Goo
arrarre u better plant 0f cnmualFu
againat italy. a. the German ErnrrHf
starr complains o. tho lack of success on
che part 90 fhc Auatriana
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Connen Funeral

impressive funeral services were
heid saturday over the remains OF the
Iate Luxe Conners. who was killed at
cleveland REQUIEM high mass was
oeleorated NJ ST. Joseph's Cathedral
ana lnterment was In Mt. Calvary
cemetery.
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Roettuer Funeral.

The remains OF the late Mrs. Judith
Roettger were consigned TO their final
resting place in Mount Wood GENE
terry Saturday. Impressive services
were held AZ the home in Pleasant
Valley, in charge OF Rev. w. c. Ulfert.
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RATIFIED.

tflNnEN. Iuuc q. $500 r. ma stock.
holm dispatch f0 tho Morning T1af Save
tnaf RI new treaty between sweden and
lturafn has been ratified a. pefruEraI
pc fHtffna fne financial commercial and
inIu trial relations of the two counfrIrs
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AUTO WRECK


and vas literally crushed into a pulp
Both skull and brains were scattered
q distance Of about $50 feet along The
tracks She vas crushed IN such n
manner that Il was absolutely impos
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VIENNA. June g. via London. June
b. 1920 a.. m-The Austrian war Of.
nee tonight issued the following com.
-munication
The allied troops yesterday ad.
vanced east from Przcmvsl close Co
MOsciska. and stormed Starzawa.
I'm Russian Poland the situation o.
Unchanged
The allied. troops. proceeding from
D rcrlon 81 Stry. eastward. captured
q hridEehead at Zuruwna. on the
pueister. and also defeated tine enemy
north Of Kalusz Fighting continues
on the pruth.
'On the Tyrolcan and Carinthian
frontier. the enemy confines himself
10 a fruitless artillery IRE. avoiding o.
closer anE on our positions In the
region 81 L~avaronne and FoiFaria We
have now opened fire with our heavy
artillery on the hostile frontier forts.
On the front In the Coastal distrist the
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NOTICE no THE b

The Pennsylvania Pulyerizing Com
pany wishes to give notice of its in
tention 20 withdraw its certificate
from the State Of West Virginia for
the privilege Of doing business in said
state. may31-je7-14
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CITY T
IDEAL roE THE sUNArnR QUEST
+

Atlantic City, n. ].
Directly on the Ocean Front and Pa
nous Boardwalk-Surroundcd bv spa
.cious verandas swept by ocean breczes.
superior In its location. appointment and
comfort open all the year. Capacity
1000. Hot and cold sea water baths. pri-
vate and public, running water IN rooms
superb Orchestra and frequent social di-
je-2s-m-w-f-s
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

BertsGhv
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTEHtAL EMBALMER,
tt22 and 1924 Main strssG
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SUMMER RESORTS-
LocH LYNN HOTEL

MOI NThfN LAKE pNUK. Nfu. Op.n
June ln ON crest of the beautiful allie
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Remhon. Rev. A. c. Rasche officiated
"A interment was in Greenwood
cemetery.
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