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Serial No. OI74I.
,OTIcE OF APPLICATION FOR PATENT


 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that PACIFIC AMERICAN FISHERIES, a corporation as assignee of Cornelius B. Bracket, being en- titled to the benefits of Section 23O6 or the Revised Statutes of the United States and the amendments thereto, has applied to make entry of the lands embraced in U. ;. Non mineral survey No. 225-A situate at Ihln Point Sand Spit, Alaska, and more partcu- larly described as follows to-wit:
 Reg. Cor. No. |, Cor. not set, wit. cor. an iron pipe set in ground marked w. C. ,. Z2O- Cor. 1 bears So. O.85 chs. thence from true cor. No. 1 South 5.O2 chs. to cor. No. 2' cor; not set wit. cor. an iron pipe set in ground marked W. C. s. 225-A Cor. bears North l7O chs. dist U. s. l.. NJ. s. 225-A bears N; from w. c. Cor. No 2 64 deg. min. E' ZL'4z chs. dist. thence from true cor. No. along beach at ordinary high tide West lO.ll ehs' to cor. No. 8, cor. not set, w. C. Cor an iron pipe set in ground marked w. C' z, S' 225-A cor. 8 bears N l.S9 chs dist; N. E, end of Unga Island from w. c. Cor NO bears S. deg 29 min. w.; thence from true cor. No. 8 North 5SO chs. to cor. No. 4' cor; not act. wit. cor. an iron pipe set in ground marked w. c. s. 225-A cor. bears SouIi 2.si chs dist; thence from true cor' NO; meandering beach of lagoon at ordinary hign tldS uj s. s5 deg, As min. B. lO'Os chs to
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LOTS SOLD TWICE SAME DAY.

Lots 39 and 40 in block 2 were bought from Peterson and Brown by Robert Ashland on the same day to Charles Tecklenburg The lots are at the corner of Washington and Second and the price in the first deal was S2. .OOO. The sales were made through the Alaska Land & Development Co.,.
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WANTED.

An apprentice to learn shampooing' facial massage, manicuring and all lines of beauty culture. Beauty par lors, Adams st. opposite Railroad building. 0-z0 .
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Serial No. Oi7ss
ADDITIONAL ENTRY
UNDER SECTION 23O6 OF TIRE REVISED STATUTES OF THE UNITED STATES.
 NOTICE.

NOTICE.
 United States Land Office. Juneau. Alaska, April ls, 1915.
 Alaska Packers Association, assignee of CbarIes M. Blair, being entitled Co the bene- Ats of section 23O6 of Che Revised Statutes of the United States granting additional lands to soldiers and sailors who served In Che Rebel lien, does hereby apply to enter United States Surovy No 364. situate at Ladds Station, Cook Inlet. at entrance Co Chuit River, Dis- trlet of Alaska. and more particularly des- eribed as follows:
 Commencing at M c. Corner No. 1 on the ,hors line of Cook Inlet. whence Point Pos s.saion bears south so deg. l6 min. east 10 miles. and high point of land on east tlreiano bears south Odeg 2l min. east. and Witness Corner bears West 7S links, and United States Location Monument 364 bears north 10 deg aS min. west O9 chains, from whence north .ant corner of house on said survey bears ,outh 23 deg 5S min. west l.63 chains, and Point Possession bears south so deg. IS min. east, and high point of land on east toreland bsars south O deg. 2l min. east; thence Treandering along the shore line of Cook i. South 2s deg. 5s min. west, io.56 chains a South 44 deg. IS min. west, 2.2O chains S. South 6S deg. Ss min. west, l.s5 chains
 (, North s5 deg. lA min. west &.2S shail
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Maple Cream Icing pure and de.ici- ous, used for icing and frosting cake and making home made candies at Brown & Hawkins. Quality First
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Not Coal Land.
 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
Not Coal Land.

Juneau, Alaska. April 27. 1915. NOTICE is hereby given that Otto Berg strou. of Seward. Alaska. who. on September 10. l9Il. made homestead application NO, 0I722. for SEl4 SWl4. SWlSEA Sec. 5- wlgNEL. El2NWlt. NWASE4, NEASW "a Section 27 Township 1 N, Range w. Se- ward Meridian has filed notice of intention to make five year Proof. to establish claim to Che land above described. before U. $. Com missioner NJ. J. Conroy at his office at Se- ward. Alaska. on the fifteenth day of June 1915.
 Claimant names as witnesses: Frank l.. Balaine
 W. A. McPherson
 $. l.. Colweu
 George Sexton all of Seward. Alaska.
 c. B. Walker.
 Register. Date of first publication May q. 1915. Date of last publication June g. lglb
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Visiting cards, invitations, anything pretty i done by the Gateway just as well as outside.
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Eight tie makers wanted. Govern ment work, good pay. Enquire at store, Sunrise, Alaska. G-J-lt
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Job printing of every description at The Gateway.
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Date of first publication May q. 1915. Date of last publication June g, 1915.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-10-18
WESLEYAN Wins
FROM CATHOLICS
Score Stood 10 to 0 After
Game Featured With
Hard Plays.

BACKGAMMON. Oct. is.-Tes:
Virginia Wesleyan College defeated
Catholic University Of Washington. D.
&c. by score OF 10 TO Q. wesierau
scored IN the 1rst SIX minutes OF play
BY forcing Catholic 70 kick after max
ing drst down twice. Blake carried
the plgsStn hack IS yzSds On the punt.
And Beck and ShumAker ran the ends
for good gain..
With the bail on the ::-yatd line.
Singleton carried II oTer toz : touch.
down In three downs. HelIison kickeo
gnel There was no more scoring
TN the last fen minutes Of PLAY, @hen
Captain Kelltson dropped back 70 the
53-yard line and picked 4 goal from
placement. The line plungtng Of Sin.
gteton vas the feature OF the game
Tine after time he tore through ;he
Catholic line for long gains.
The defensive work Of Captain kel-
Ilisoa, Blair. Beck and shnuaker vas
also very noticeable Vance vas back
in the game At right guard and proved
10 be stone wall for the Catholic
back feId men Aliens poo. passing
caused WESLEYAN several losses tos
h0142&kESs 0E OAGG6SAtG NSA = " mug
ersgas veTy spectacular, bus he Eas
asbear. on the ofenSe. IN fact. ne vas
the oaly man TO make first doWa
against the We<Ieyaa's strong !tne.
Murphy and walters tiee atie. time
broke through to The wesleyan backs
ard threw them tor losses.
The game was fierce battle
Throughout and the victory vas
very eretit2ble one for Wesleyan. The
las half was shortened TO seysn.ntn-
Ute quarters IN order 10 lie, the Ttstt-
ors catch the ustr. The attendance
vas between seven and etsh; hundred
and the yelling Of the students vas
superior 20 any ye!ltng we<lsyaa has
cyer had sucxhaanon High aad
Broaddrs played a preliminary game
% the Catholic Wesleyan game. the To-
Gals winning, IS 20 Q. Ross. Hynes,
shroyes and Nsrtx featured tos BUCK.
harmon High School.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-10-18
Submission LOSES
TO FA|RN0NT HIGH
Both Teams Play Good Foot
Ball-Final Score Was
u to 0.

saisnont High school football team
won it's initial at home" perform.
anee On the South side pars grounds
SATURDAY from the Shinns;oa EiEa
school team The dn2I score ~zs i
10 Q. There vas very large crowd
present
y The signal system t52t thu Fair.
mont High school has shou!d Dc At
least the one eonsoiirg feature :o7
Coach Shs.adIn- Stazadtn las
great team He has tzuEh: his zs1
asEessiTenesS, and thsy hare -.
tspondsd too rapidly. only 20 =et =
jured more than the average :=4D.
Miller. stas halE.bacE. was !2!r.sd
yesterday after making some specific.
iular p!ArS. When Miller GzSt :-:sc
cat for the team &c was figured oE IS
lasting but one scst1usSe. Short:
after getting in several OF the ni10pS
( he made good. L there are an: lo.e
Ike Miller. there is o5e man n taiS
world that would Ike TO have hin Ter
player; that man is Coach Shzra.
din. Miller had ais collar bone 57os.
en-, and vas Kicked with SerT!1c force
in the jzS. br the tying Feet Q: ole
Of the sht11stoa PLAYERS Miller has
nerve and Uses il; He will b oct .:
the EzEe Cor some time. The other
individual for the :4irnoui isa1
were the other ten players Each man
showed up remarkably well. Laynaa
being the one sub that showed up the
greatest OF all tn she last period.
jimmy Knight and Jimmy BC-IS =eEe
sta-s With tie forward pass, but tie
! longest passes Sere all completed b.
tArne,t- TIE line plays were worked
successfully By Meredith at tull. Ham:
5Ilton :; quarter ard By Knight a7c
Miller halt<. Hartley. Gocd1c1sn, 4
Meredith ard 4 Meredith we're busy
an afternoon knocking Shina<icn
piayers 6oEa. Conway at center was
3lthere with the goods al an stages,
sven being OF the Job blocking ocs
~ Jimmy Knights try-at-drop kick tos
de goal. E1iruont was 7ec2N-ed
several times for the line being an
InIch and two inches oc-side. The
shfnns;on players played well
fhrorrhont the entire game PLAYING
tsst football in every period.
The lineup:
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-10-18
10y MORRIS acKERmaN.)
OF The FISH AND GAME PRoTEc-
TIVE ASSOCIATION.

The uost important factor In
hunting squirrels Is silence
The next thing is to set IN woods
where the ground Is high and dry. II
possible interpreted with nut trees.
Squirrels feed on sh1g bark hiekosy
nuts. common hickory. buttsrnuss and
wslnrts. They are also fond OF
besehnnts and Il other nuts are
scarce. feed On seorns.
Then re come 70 the best time TO
hunt them, also the kind o. wearing
apparel.
the little fellows start TO move az that
tine. They feed all during the day.
The next thing Is to locate Tree OF
trees were squirrels have been work
ing.
II the footing is dry there Is nothing
better ttan the common tennis shoe;
Il vet under foot Al ordinary shoe
With rrbbers or uoccasin IS best o:
even rubber boots, though boots cause
the feet 20 pessptre early IN the tall.
Wear brown OF gT2. clothing.
When ypu have located psw cat
tings on the ground under nut trees,
stick there!
Don't go beating through the woods
like steam engine. iust wait: the
squirrels are either IN the tee o. viii
be back soon
In moving from one place 30 anoth.
sr, more easily and slowly. stopping
every step or 50 30 listen for drop
pings from the trees
Should q squirrel be freed hs viii
continue to more in the sane di:ee'
ttou as yourself Is you circle around.
ae can often be douo!s-crossed Il yoC
thrcT you- tai OF coaS on the opposite
side OF the tree. while you remain
still.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-10-18
D. & {. DEFEATS
FAIRn0NT NORMAL
Local Boys Return Home
After Losing Game by
IS to oscore.

Coach Ernest seil's Normal loot
ball team returned tron Eizins yes
testay sf:er losing TO the Davis s2d
EIsins Co.:1Es team :. score Is 70
O. The DS.is aud Eik!ns team vas
TOO well balanced to7 ths Sormal team
and had several seasons OF tooshA!I
experience behind 1t. The Fsirno5t
players are net in the Least discour.
aged b. the defeat. in fact they figure
that 1t IS necessary 10 b. defeated
once IN season before the squad gels
TorkIrg hard.
SnzIi.ood 2ad Frame we're stars
to1 losing team. Snallxcod's worE
At tacklins ,voeld be hard to equal
He E4s 50 slastTs that he invariably
got through the ,. and {. line Tor
tackles that melted the latter team .
loss.
Frame sa< that hzsd vo7k vas nee.
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81 sRoWM HoLMss-

Fseddg Welsh. tae HEa:wslgh.
Champion. :sce. zst:ocs proposition
as The ~in'zr ring season opeas. He
gill aaTs to EiSE bis TITLE ags!asr a
uIEhtE classy buaca OF zEaisr< or
pass up mere noa$? Than has S=ea
offered l!=aI=e.zE: u Ea5? Ss27S.
Ttss* aE= nearly zen Eoo4 l:shE.
weights anxious Eos chance az Walsh
AID nos; c: then are ta!!9Ts wto
can give Welsh I'm Eo- h.s money.
They are also :ei.o<z Eao ca5 draw
good purses Il o3u.S VIII Welsh.
ws!cA means me ctaz5.c. vi. hare
4 lot Q! 1o54T aEo2cs.;:ers 20 toas:5z-
e..
Z Tii,:= aiich:s !. abs to cene
bacE AID e. anything Ike hs vas be.
fore Re lost 20 Welsh. Re VII 54 =
tough customer g. tie ;i;le ao.ds7.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-10-18
UNIVERSITY wins
GAME FROM GENEVA
Mountaineers Smash Line of
Visitors With Little OPP.
position Shown.

MoRGASToWS. Oct. iS-Genera
oEsssd lit;le opposition 30 IVES, Viz
GINA, the Mountatasefs piiing up a
teal o. % points While the hes, The
visitors coe!t t9 vas to get the ball
ten yssds beyond mEdae.d on one oc.
casioa. Coach Meter rua every man
o2t TITO tie game before It vas cYer
aad she s1tire third quarter was PLAY
ed entirely By team o. second string
men. Over thirty men took psrt and
me visitors never looked dangerous.
West Virginia adhered strictly to
st7tight football aud scored all h4s
touchdoEus In this manner. the
coaches not wanting 70 show anything
with Washington and Lee and wes-
!syan coaches present.
Fsiles 70 Show
GeaeVa's iouted sweeping end runs
and open SsId work failed TO mater.
!aIize aud West Virginia ends repeat.
edly cut men down yards hack OF the
SPOT where the ball vas put into play.
Rodgers Eas al quarter Tor the Noun.
tzE1=szs and his Eo-S throughout was
sensational Hite and Curry pulled
Oh long :uns around the ends aud
xa!ked through the lie whenever =
E7st down was NECESSARY. ECIceia.
soa played a great game al end. scor.
ing the las; touchdown after breaking
through and blocking ;hs ball and
then falling on II. West Virginia
played sas satiEe game without hay.
ing minutes time taken cut ~htle
the visitors we're psrz!irsG several
tines toT violating the time out guls.
The teams lined up as follows:
NF.x. VJr-lnLa c.r.s,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-10-18
hid LEWIS LOOMS Up AS PROBABLE
RING SENSATION OF THE WINTER SEASO,

Outside OF aitcnte. here are CHARLEY
Waite. ice Ae1tct. Iohnny Dundee
aa4 Kid Lewis, anyone Of whom Is a
st opponent tos tie champ.
Lewis IS liable 20 prove tie seasa.
iior Q: the winter in lightweight en-.
e!eS. &c was sood enough 20 Tin tie
British Championship before Re eaas
TO lie statss and sieee be arrived has
been good src1EA TO h=a: such class:
performers as Jack Brsttoa. KID
G:aTes and Nike Glover.
Le<ts beat 5.it:ea twice AID ii vas
20; 50 Ve.r !oag ago tnat The claim
vas tang made ihai 5rii;oa eorld rot
. oEt7o!ated BIZ aay lightweight. it
e: gaze.
5!i5toa mas ha-= goea back soas.
eus has cot had :iee 10 90 5scx ve.r
zuea. 30 L@%is must be the goods
5= s tie chap ali the championship
2Sp!:artS I'll! have TO looS Gus to..
hare 20 :-o7h:e II taxing oTe- the
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-10-18
FOOD FOR RANDOM.

Rogers. efheF-3<= EnCva as tie
University OF West Virginia, lad 20
treble sAE:aE ,ns measure Of Gs=eva
o. Saturday $50. The gaze =as all
eee-s:ded and took much Of tie inter.
est oui Q: the contest S:azsbu.r o;
Wesleyan acted as rHp.-e. re vas
o. X. but me otter $50 osictz!s ~s:e
rank. 5.1n;oa c. Co.aeil vas 10; SIRE
OF his ground and Ie: the gz1a ss;
away from him. while Al,=zza, WeS;.
eg7 Reserve had i!oeSaza, should
still 6= ~oTE!ng tiSS sc5oo! games. Il
his wo:E SATURDAY Is 20 be tzSsa as
a cr!:sG:oa CT his tue ability.
Piit looxz Ike ore OF the best
teams il tie football vorld this sea.
son, the asa vicioT: over the I7dians
on Satrrday showing the s-aa; class
o. the aggregation hEaGsd BY Coach
Warner and Capt. Williamson. In.
less the dope gets an awful swat. Pitt
viii take over the Red and Black n
the annual sectional championship
game OF Nov. .. One OF the creates;
cro=tS tia: ever attended teotbzi:
game Il Pittsburgh is anticipated Tor
the 2itt.JsE game this year. Pitt
plays Penn 1exE Saturday and should
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-10-18
Football Results
Of Saturday Games

ya;:, =: Sa=:s=Ss41.s!4 :, s. \
E;4-Tast- ;; T-!ss.=s4. =.
Ft3::3-sco-. u: Lafayette. L 0
Corral -: 5Sic&=e5l. 0
E'.;:sourS.i. A., Ca:..ss4. >.
C1tS4:e. -: Tes: POINT. L
L,4etrs-g-;a. -; T4saoa:. 1
Nay. :. Pennsylvania. :.
STTacgSA. -: Rochester. 8.
W't.a=s- y. 3:o1=- -.
Gtor=ErcEr. II: S9rS5 Carolt-a, >,
+7asTtr2=2 STATE. g: Gettysburg. .
LshtSh, =: Alsstxa:- ?.
y. 4 J.. -: T'.S:a.sSc.=. i.
EgsS=rs. =: Nezi&Se4rs. .. s
W%sE Virginia -, GsrE~a, :,
ChE2sc. u; Indiana. :.
OA:o SiA:e. }: TlEne.s staSe, 1
Ws<co7-sts. -: ?-.dee. /
NseAEE1c. Il: CAse. I,
Ness<yaa- IS: casAe,:c I:aGves!,y. .,
EA1r7oaE H. y: SaiznS-oa- ..
o 4 : College. IS: Fafr-cu: y.
Marietta &C; 3Iarxaal &
G:eT+ City, -: Bstc47y. ..
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@WATcH MEN BEHIND LINE TPToINEMEN.
sY EDDIE nAH4N.

As told in an interview with Brown
Eotnss, TIE West vtrstatsns spor,
writer.
Linenen should assume position
when o. defense, that VII make it
easy for them to start quickly IN any
direction las shown in the picture,
Brace the feet ven and keep the arm.
free to7 acttoa-
Play high enough 50 you eau see
what Is going On behind the opposing
line. You have god chance. then.
TO see which way the play is coming.
Watch the men handling the ball,
father than the nan playing opposite
yc1 on the line.
The ne1t picture viii sho~ hoz /.
ltpenaa should play On otense.l
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-10-18
QURREIS MAY lTRCKED SAYS EXPERT
STORY

CTh4s story On squirrel hunting is h
the drst Of series On hunting small
game, written especially for The West
Ttrs:nian- Hunting Is an art The
object these stories Is 10 tel how
it IS done By an e1pert-Edifor,1
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-10-18

CO ~VSsIeII-
Tzpi.-E. StzHshcry. * WESLEYAN
Head lassEan-ARzaa. OF Western
s+xsrTe.
suhSs!saies-vest virginia: Norman
soc Bailey; LeatsA-Eoo6 tor cheao-sra:
EAseE so- Hutcak$o1: SeetAcosI !oc Brsa-
usa. 3b*dle FOE Webster: .aBea for Cur
-: Lee fos Es1<y: Stevenson :oe HI.e:
Ss-aeo1 toe Lambert: Carrsats. tor
Rodgers ASSes$oa toz Leathsrrnod:
2ahl soS Andersen: StsstEAa .or Stevec-
sea- SeIte71EeF toc ColehanS: Chancellor
90: G2SEr. Gesss1: Hicks for RueShan-
ron: Neca-tsr fox N-C4uley: Rsckh.c-
cca :oc P1srotc: NeCSacker for 1arksoa:
Tweed tor Ward: Jodrsca .or Tweed
poSpte for Hawkins.
Tine o. Qua-tes-ls and /: minutes.
Tou>GdoEns-RotEsrs :, C-y :.
EUscht1soa !.
Goal tsoz t1ucs6o-1-getsers !
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-10-18

Virginia pIayet Harvard, hard
game Saturday. The Crimson winning
80 By three held goals by Captain
Gahsa. Virginia has q great ;ean
tits rear AID the woT& done accom-.
plished against the big Crimson team
shows che;r strength
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-10-18

essaz2 and be must be givea credit
He played the best football OF any
nau en- lie aeid.
The linsUr:
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-10-18
Grove City College
Swanlps hany

GROVE CITY. Pa oct is-G-pse city
college 01tpsayed Bethany eo,iere sers
Saturday and upu Easily hy8a seore e =
% q Freddy and T6oras 10Th rasts rsrs
% 80 yards fog rpEsehd6s1s and 3togeth-x
rtth tAe4E Playing tie sn1ppx ro<k d
Plight Haltbask Pennani wasiasfe IL
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-10-18

D. & E banded ;he local FORMAL
school hard 3oi; on SATURDAY.. bG;
the local lads made game fght.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-10-18

haze 20 :-oat:e II taxing ore. the
ezSts:r e,s7sc-
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-10-18

6SIttlttsns-FSi.Ho7t: HavStEs fa-
HasfS<ys Ssuru< fo= 4 Meredith: rss-
sher far 4. Nere1!IA: 4 Meredith %:
Coed noQehs AIh1 fox .&rae;t- LaSUAl ses
NEler. ShInnStpn: Rse+ :o- IcNG:-:
Ries fox Beck: Book !oE RSee: Burnett Coz
Eartts:ivaSsar for Pt%so:S-
ToCeS8own<: HAa!lIca !: Ea:1s :.
Eatsht and f3aHutprs Kissed SoAls tToa
t5tSea8EE
Rszetee-oy. C.rr
Trt kG-aaAsT.
Head t.lEeSn&a-s 2IerGey-
Ind q p<Ete6s. u E:r1tey-
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-10-18

wEkJeS k.f . r4tacr easy tir1A
SzsJfday. tss.ls the Westminster
stens into camp 340, Wes:nin1tS
- not strorg enough 10 make goa
s:Svtrs against the WsshinstoHEans-
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-10-18

Prtnrstoa had no trouble t=k3ag La
tsyettsB ore. 41es;; bit the nEldF gcal
i.sc1 lafays.ts from . SHIT out
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Frame saE that had VOsk @as asc.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-03
iiniSeriitats . saat6.

Die obise gebDrbe belt esiiern ibr.
reasImdbise Sibuna oh. in fpel9sr
Rihtsr Rufus 9. Smitb fpiener ais
0orfiber unb Serr D1nisl 2aursnre
dls Sefretdr fir bcs laufsnoe Suhr
erpdbIt tpurbsH. Die aon.ro
pel6e burh einsH Brief bxrporasruf.H
tporben in. ben prdiibeut 6. W. Ddbs
nsp an sinsH iYrsunb in Gnslono
i6rieb unb fporin Ct iih in duBetit
beutihfetnblifer Weiie auseeoriidt
bat. purbe bon Der BebSroe unbSriids
fitatiat aeldifeH. ba 6srr Ddbnep srs
tidrts. baB Der grisf sin priDdts
6risf nno niht aur 9erSffsnif'+"ra
beftimmt asfpeien fei, Gbenio peririit
'6err 9abneu ben Stdnbpuntt. bds CT
bsrediiat isi. feline inbiDibuenen 2lns
ii6tsn Al 6uRern folanas oieielt<n
nit ieinen dbminiitrdtiD.n pfIi+isn
nidt in aonflitt Geraibsn.
sfrl. gmilie Wo0sd. 2siterin bts
fSrduensD Dspartemsntg. nirb fir bls
siptite Genlefter bieies Snhres Rurs
laubt unb an ibrer e5ieLle iJirb s-ru
Celia 5artmonn bic 9eituna ii6ernsbs
men, ipdbrenb IN. sOfspbins 3.
Gincrsa bic 4rbsit i'm ensIiihen De.
parttnent iibernehmen Dirb. 9ln
StelIe bes Or. 6. q. Hafb tpurbs Gr.
u. %. Dupibion als prpfefpr Der
pbnfifhen gbemie ernnnnt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-03
Meberfaaen
.BHrSs bon 5uei @esslasuerH Gran
GeeiI Selanep.

SIN poli5eiIihen @epabriam befjn.
ben iid) Der 81 Sabre alie Sarrp
paifenberger irnb Der 22.idbrise
Gais gSinis, beibe aus 2nptoH, s.,
unter Dem 8eroadt oes r1nberiifeti
lleberidlls aui sSraii 9etiI 0elanep
pon g,o. 307 @rodoipnp.
8or ibrem Sauie ipuroe Die JrnlI
bon pafienberger angefnaen, bod,
erpebrte lid, bic Srau ibres angrei.
fers, iuoourd beibe gerioneH 5u 6aII
fanIen. Yaifcrberger fonilte es er.
m6slifeil, idJnea uieoer oiif5iipriH.
gen imo periiifte nit ieinem Spieb.
geieqen giIlis. Der oem Sbatort &C.
geiiiberitaib, Die 6lrd)t 3u ergreiien.
8uidaieer @eiie famen bic StatioHs.
@eanlte Greiiel rnb llnier bonn 5iDci.
ten 8pIi5eioiltrift oes gSeges, bic Die
gerbafhrHg Der Jliihtigen aifnab.
men uno bieielbeu in SAT- brudten.
9aifenberger tuiir6e bon 6rau Gela-
nep als ibr angreifer nit geltiutHit.
belt ipieoererfannt.
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