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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1915-12-02
NOVEMBER HONOR ROLL.
Names of New Subscribers and Others
Who Paid Subscription During The
Month Of November.

While the roll is not as long as
in some previous months, it must
not be forgotten that there is but
one month in the year that is
shorter than November; then,
too, there are a few subscribers
who have IL, IA. or Is on their
label, that want to clean up all
old scores before the new year
comes in, and so pay up in De-
cember; hence you may look out
for a long list next month.
Then, here and there is a SUBJ
scriber who has not got onto"
those figures at the end of his
name on the label of his paper,
and he gets behind with his SUBJ
scription. It's easy when you
know how. For example: Methu-
saleh Amminadab Peck s "a Ia
means that Mr.. Peck is paid up
to August "a, 1914, and that if
he get busy right away and sends
in two dollars before the end of
December, the figures will be
changed to read 8 "a 16, and, he
will be paid ahead until the oath
of next August. If he owed two
hundred dollars instead of two
dollars, it would not stand long,
but a little sum like a dollar or
two on your paper is likely to be
overlooked. Hence, in the label
8 "a IA, the s means the 9Th
month which is August; the "a
means the Oath day of the month,
and the IA means 1914 the year
paid to.
Just in this connection we wish
to call attention to the fact that
while you are worrying about
what you will select for a Christ
mas gift. you cannot invest a
dollar that will go farther and
give more pleasure than a years
subscription to the FULTON CoUN-
TY News. Haven't you a son or
daughter, a sister or brother, or
other friend that would greatly
appreciate reading the NEWS
next year? If so, send in a dol
lar and we will do the rest.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1915-12-02
Ran Auto Through Fence.

On Thanksgiving Day, Henry
Fisher of Hustontown, took a
passenger in Bert Shaw's runa-
bout car to Minersville. On the
return trip in the after part of
the night, he got off the road in
some manner, near Waterfall
school house, and the machine
plunged through a barbed-wire
fence. Fisher was not hurt; but
the windshield of the car was
torn off, and the car scratched.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1915-12-02
Recent Weddings.
PITTMAN-DANIELs.

Mr.. Lee R. Pittman, son of
Mrs. Ella Pittman, near Dickeys
Mountain, and Miss Della B. Dan
iels, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
B. E. Daniels, of Hancock, were
married Saturday, November 27,
1915, at the M. E. Parsonage in
McConnellsburg by Rev. A. S.
Luring.
DEsHoNG-MELLoTT,
Mr.. Norman B. Deshong, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Baltzer Deshong
near Pleasant Ridge, and Miss
Rose Mellott, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Anderson Mellott, near
Needmore, were married Novem-
Der "a, 1915, in McConnellsburg
by Rev. j. L. Yearick.
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1915, aged about 62 years. The
funeral took place on the follow
ing Tuesday afternoon, the SER
vices being conducted by Rev.
Yearick, of the Reformed church,
Met cConnellsburg, and interment
was made in the cemetery at the
M. E. church at Knobsville.
The deceased was a daughter
of the late Abraham and Cath
arine Wagner.
Or the morning of her death
she said to her husband. Adam,
do you know it is z o'clock time
to get up" Adam arose, went to
the kitchen, built a fire, went out
and fed the chickens, and when
he came in, his wife not having
come down, he called. Not re-
ceiving and answer, he went to
her bed and found her lifeless.
She seemed to have passed away
without struggle, and death
was apparently the result of
heart failure.
MRS. ELLA M. STEVENS.
Mrs. Ella M. Stevens, widow
of John W. Stevens, passed away
at the home of her daughter Miss
Vera, in Hartford, Conn.,, on
Thursday morning, November rs
1915.
Mrs. Stevens was a daughter
of James Gregory, deceased, and
was born at the old Gregory
home north of Needmore. She
was married to John w. Stevens,
a native of Taylor township, and
for several years her husband
was engaged in the mercantile
business at Biglerville, Adams
county. About ten years ago,
they sold out at Biglerville, and
went into business at Mechanics.
burg, where Mr.. Stevens died a
year or more ago, and where Mrs
Stevens continued to make her
home.
On Wednesday, November II,
Mrs. Stevens left her home at
Mechanicsburg and went to Hart
ford, Conn.,, to spend the winter
with her daughter Miss Vera,
who is teaching art in the Amer
lean School for the Deaf, in that
city.
While Mrs. Stevens had looked
forward to this visit with her
daughter with much pleasure she
had been there but a few days
when she was attacked by pneu-
monia, and despite the best medi-
cal attention and care, she pass
ed away.
Mrs. Stevens was a woman of
beautiful character, being a mem
ber of the Lutheran church, and
her friends here and elsewhere
will learn of her death with real
sorrow.
The funeral took place at her
home in Mechanicsburg, Monday
the services being conducted by
DR.. Weigle, of Camp Hill, form
er pastor Of the family, and in
terment was made in Chestnut
Hill cemetery.
CASPER M. BRANT.
Casper Miller Brant died at his
home in Taylor township, Tnes-
day evening, November 30, 1915,
aged about 63 years. The cause
of his death was cancer of the
liver, from which he. suffered
greatly for about a month previ-
GUS to his death. Funeral was
held on the following Thursday
at 10 o'clock.
Mr.. Brant was born on the
farm where he lived and died.
He was a son of the late Conrad
and Mary Brant. His wife
whose maiden name was Jennie
Foreman, of Wells Valley, survi-
yes him together with three sons
namely, Chester, near Hiram,
and Edwin s. and Dallas L. at
home. He was a consistent mem
Der of the M. E. church. good
farmer, and a most highly re-
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1915-12-02
THE GRIM REAPER.
bort Sketches Of the Lives Of Per.
sons Who Have Recently
Passed Away.
MRS. EMELINE CHESTNUT.

[leu dJ ueT uOIIle III IluSIOutOWl,
tuesday, November %, 1915,
ged 65 years. The funeral ser.
wees, conducted by her pastor,
lev. Reidell, of the M. E. church
ssisted by Rev. Benson, of the
B. church took place Thurs
Jay, and interment was made at
ustontown.
Her husband preceded her to
be grave about 10 years ago; al
three children, namely, Annie
Talter and Glen died several
ears ago.
The following children are left
mourn the loss of a devoted
tother: Laura, wife Of Howard
enisar, Mercersburg; Net e
life of Elliott Smith, Riddles
urg; Sadie, wife of Charlie Rotz
ear Chambersburg; Catharine,
ife of Mr.. Mcpherson, Canton,
bio; Cinderella, wife of Charles
rown, Clear Ridge; Cloe, at
pme; Mack, near McConnells-
nrg; David, Vintondale; May,
life of Elmer Bryan, New Frank
b; Roy, at home and Elizabeth
life of Thomas Deshong at Har-
sonville.
Mrs. Chestnut was a kind neigh
r, a devoted Christian woman,
lving been a member of Hus-
ntown M. E. church for many
bars, and her hospitable home
as open to everybody.
MRS. LYDIA MINNICH.
Mrs. Lydia Daniels Minnich,
dow of John Minnich, who
I'D September a, 1901, passed
acefully away at the home of
II son-in-law and daughter, Mr..
ID Mrs. James Hampton on the
dge Hoop farm in Licking
Eeek township, Thursday even
b, November 25, 1915, aged 8S
Jars, A months and 6 days.
be funeral took place last
turday afternoon, Rev. Year
of McConnellsburg officiat-
Interment was made in
cemetery at the Asbury
urch at Greenhill. While she
d suffered a long time from
bcer, death came as a result of
roke of paralysis on Tuesday
ening preceding her death.
The deceased was a daughter
THE late Aaron and Polly Dan
!, of Licking Creek township,
d for many years was most
eful in her neighborhood in
kes of sickness. Mrs. Minnich
survived by the following chill
en, namely, Rush Minnich, of
hnstown; George, Mt. Union:
n, wife of James Hampton;
Fah, wife of Henry ]. Mellott,
tario, Can.; Four of her chill
En- are dead:-James, Curtin,
ny Jane and William. Her
bthers and sisters are all dead.
JOSEPH H.. LoHR.
Joseph H. Lohr, a we'll known
zen of Taylor township, died
adenly from acute heart trou-
D at the home of his nephew,
!, eston Deshong in Everett on
bnday, November 22, 1915,
! I'd about rs years.
Joseph Lohr, a son of John
q hr, was born in Taylor town.
b, this county, got such an
lcation as was afforded by the
al schools of his boyhood days
while in his teens, he be-
be a school teacher and taught
several years. He was mar
to Hannah Rebecca, daugh-
i Of the late George and Re-
|ca Comerer, of McConnells-
b. His wife died several
Us ago. Since her death, he
been making his home much
The time with friends and rela-
! y. Prior to the death Of his
!, they lived at Hustontown
y Lohr was a member of the
y hodist church at Hustontown.
! umber of years, and for a long
took much interest in SUM-
school work.
MRS. ADAM OYLER.
(rs. Adam Oyler died sudden
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-10-17

- 11nterbalten Sic iidl nit Cans
i'm @opne 9arben. Wufif unb Suns.
boben Die beiten In Detroit. (an5)
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-10-17
8rtnnenoe Silms.
3ipei NaSdeu fanben ben 5lammen.
tub in Itlanta, Ga.
0nteube anbere Idbdem mebr pS: r
minber nerlett.

atlanta, Ga. t6. Oft. Spei
@rbeiterinnen fanben ben 500 unb
cine brittle tpurbe lebensgefdbrli6
nerlest, als beiite in ben @ureals Der
Uflttital Slim Corporation i'm 5tpei.
ten Stodtperf zines bieiigen Office
8ebdubes Elm Seuer nusbrod. Sic
erploiion zines eleftriihen Climbers
in einem 3intmer, mo- Sims sir Ser
ienbung perpodt purbeit, beruria6te
bernutlif 6en Sranb, Der iif) 10 ra.
pibe perbreitete, bab Tusenbe bon
Sraien uno M1bf)en ibren Muspeg
auf Die StraBe bur6 Die 5lammen
abgeiperrt fanben. Ger Seueripebr
gelaneen eini9e geipagte Rettlingen.
@etotet tpurben SRI. CLARA @cit-
broof itno SRI. 9ottie Som uno Die
Sdperperlebte lit Srnu 2lteille Ga-
pis. glnoerc WGo6en erlitten blrf,
Die Slonmen imo bein Serabipriiigetl
aitf Die Strabe leifte @erletiingen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-10-17
Mngeblider Striidtrnuga.
idminoler in Saft.

Serre Saute, Snb., t6. Oft.
@fit Der Terbaftitng BON Seiie
Smith, Der angeblif bon ben 8e-
borben in Chicago aeiudt tpirb,
eIaubt Die bieiige 95oliaei ben Gel.
fer elmer ansgeoebnten @erihpo.
ring gefobt gu baben, Die ii9
nit Der 8efdpinoeliing bon sluto.
mobiI. Observation-Disclosures be.
fabte. Ser Blan beitano borin, bob
Elm Wsitglicb feline Wui6ine 5itin
ponen @erte neriiherte, tporauf lie
non einem anSeren WitgIiebe geitob.
len uno na6 einem entfernten Srt
seIonbt tpurbe, mo Der @igerltiimer
fie pieoer erlangte.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-10-17
Motor=@ar fiir5t bon
Sriife.
Sin idwtres Sabnmngliid nabe
&QuOolpb, &as.

borgerufen @iner Der @aaen nurbe
I'M Sancp Greet unter @aiier geieb,t
Ii. Die neiiten 8aiiagiere famen bltr6
Grtrinfen INNS 2eben. gSie Der &on-
ol,fteiIr oes 3itges erfIdrt, fam Die
3abl Der Soten erit genau feitgeiteIlt
Deroen, Denn aae Sei6en ails Dem
unter @oiier geiesten 8agen ent-
fernt iinb.
Sergnng Der Seihen.
8ie Inn Die gtittagspouie BON Der
llneliidsitatte oemeloet Durbe, fino
bier 2ei1en bereits eeborgen por.
ben. Damn ipilroen oieie 9lbiidten
aufgegeben, bis Elm Silfssug einge-
trpffen iein miro, Der oen @aaen
aus bem gSaiier bebt. Sie @erge.
mairnidaft mar nidt i'm Stanbe, in
ben poroeren gbteil oes 8agens
eill3uoringen, mo- Die nieiiten 2ei6en
lieeen. 9isber ipurben Or. atipooo
unb 9lIn1a Seain bon @arriion,
&as., nIs 2eihen iberltifi5iert. lin
bic gleid3e 3eit ipurbe eeiogt, bob
bic 3ubI Der 8erlesten 40 betrGgt
Die gllspaibItene iou iid) OH scr
9luffubrt Der Bride iiber ben Soncp
Greet beflinben baben. SnfpIee Der
beftigen 8egengiiiie bon geitern lief
bas @aiier i'm Greet bis 5um llfer.
g}ipeai. Sic Bride ielbit batte ni6t
na6gegeben, als iie nber bon einein
ibfperen @agen getrpffen ipurbe,
perianf iie i'm Sd1lamm rtnb @aiier.
Die urlter 8aiier eeieste Gar itebt
faIt aitfre9t. 9liifIi6eripeiie trennte
iidb Der 5peite @aeeu oes Suges
irnb blieb aitf Dem @eIeiie
@ie Die 9eolftten Der 9abn erfI6.
rem, lit Der 3ug geipobnlidl itarf be.
iest. Sellte beforoerte er cine @e.
ieQi6aft bon iiingen 2ebrerinnen
ans Manbattan, Die iih 5lm 2ebrer.
&onnent BON 9filcp Gountp begeben
ipollteit, Der beitte in &anbolpb ftott.
fonb. 9as llngliid ereignetc iidl Inn
7.50 morgens.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-10-17
Sieie Wielbilns lantet iuie

1acar. Stele webbing lanfet fute
fulgt:
&riegsidanplat anf benz Snlfan:
Sie Grippe bes MiarIdalls non
0fafcnIen brinat iueiter Dor. Sab.
lih bon SemenSria iunrbe Der
@ranuba Berg seitiirmtt, ebeniu Oit.
lid bon FpsnreDae Sas Nprf Smol-
jinau. Die bnlsariiden Srnppen er,
smamsen iid BEN 1tebersang iiber bic
!SIgel an Der 8rense on nerifiebe-
men Stellen siuiihcn @esutin nnb
Strumila. Die 0itlidem Ssrrts ppn
Sajeear funrben ebenfnlls genpmmen.
Die rniiiiden Srmppen baben piele
slnsriffe amf bic bentiden 2inien
siuii6en Siinabmrg nnb Smurgpn
gemaflt, aber alle ipnrben snriifse.
ihlasen. Die Welbnns lantet:
Seitlides &riegstbeater: Grippe
BON !6inbenburs: Sin rniiiider 9lu-
sriff meitlid bon Siinabmrg idIms
fell. ytorSDitlid bon gSciioluuo
lunrben sfuei slngriffe sleidl beim
gesinm onrd nnier 9lrtilleriefener
iinterbriift. Sn bieier 8esenb iunr.
ben meme @nsriffe iuGbrenb bes
gtafmittass nnS Der @adlt snriifse.
iuieism. g8ir madtcn einen Sffisicr
unb 444 Iann sn 8efnnsenen mnb
erbenteten Elm Waidinengclucbr.
9torbDitlid nnb iiiblid pun Smprspn
sriffen bic &nien iuieberbult on,
luurben aber anriidseipieien. gei ben
@rnppen bes Trinsen 2eupplb nnb
bou Simtngen nidts Scenes.
0pnbpn fat fuieber aelogen.
q m t. er b a nj, 16. Oft. 1teber
9pnbpn. Gin balbpfitsielles Sele.
gramm ans Berlin melpet, bah bort
nifts BON einemaampf ,piihen bent.
iden ariessififfen nnb rinem britt
ifen 11nterieebout an Der Smiel Mpen
befannt lei, nobel elm beutides5prpe.
bpboot perienft ipprben icin ioa. Saf
Selesramm iagt, bak nieaeift bic
Grplpiton elmer Wine bieiem Sc.
riidt Mnlaf gegebeu bGtte.
Wprmegiider Sampfer Sir abge-
fangen.
Stodbo I'm, 16. Sft. Ser nor
tpegii9e Oanpfer Cir hnn 8ergen
gfortpegen, nod &obenhagen mil
9aunpolle unterpegs, tpur6e bertt
bon einem oemti6en &rie1sidiffe i'm
&attegot, ben @rm Der Roroiee 5pi
i1en Shpeben unb SSiitlanb, IN oel
jgaorbiee obgefongen,
&openbogen, 16. OH. Sel
norpegiiae Oampfer Cir perlief
8otbenbura, Sdnebeit. nit 5000
goIlen gaun,fpolle fir &openbagen
geriet ober irtfoIee aeebels auf folfder
!3,,rs nnb mur6e bon einem 6eutfher
Sorpeooboot gefapert. nie eine Oe
peide aus Malmoe on Die Bolitifer
meIbet. Bie es fid aeiete. botte aopt
Grebins, Der on @or6 Der Cir ge
nonumen tpor6en mar. ir,t bos Sdtf
,u lotien. feline 2ootien.2isens i,nl
bober biirfte ein Griminolnerfobrer
aeaen ihn cingcleitet mer6cn, q
mirbe bon bem be,,fiden 9riegsidtf
in SeIlinabora. Shmeben. ans 2anl
eeicst.
Die Cir lit ein Sd'iff bon 378I
Eonnen. Mnf Der lesten Sitfobr
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-10-17
Cir 9iDnel GarOrn tut
Gnslnnbs lester 8einnoter in Teg;eu
in Sunbpn sefturben.

2cnbon, is. Oft. Sir 2ioncf
Gor6en, Der bon 1918 bis @ugiiIt
1914 britiIder @eianbtcr in Rcrico
mar, Itorb beiite in 2or,6on. Rad]
bem Stura beg Broiibenten Suerta
purbe Sir 9ioneI ourd General gor.
ronaa gun, BerloIien bes &a11bes &c.
3fp,tngen.
(Sir aionel gor5en fam bcfunnt.
lid nah ben Ser. Stootsn inb &c.
mGhrte tropp Dor feiner ghreiic cis
Wen gorf nah 9onhcn 9citlrnesIcu.
rem elm ssnternietp, rporiE er Die 8oIi.
tif bes 9srIfiherfcn gSilion ecgeuiiber
&ncrto oufs idGrFite frif;fierfe. 9as
Sntcrnicfp mirnc ipdtcr nom onnbc.
ucr slnStpdrtiaen Snt, pobin oie
@oibinetoner &eeierune cine An.
fraoe oerid,tet botte. oIs ,mridltig
uieberaeeeben beseidnet Gie Reo.l
9entfdler 0eIesrtrr srifsrben.
Berlin. iftsr 9cnSon, IL IF
Dos Nhfeher beg heSetenneu ginIe-
gen. TrrfciSrrs ShecSUr EcCeri ron
Der rlrfrerTtSt Eiarsnrrs, Eorh be.
tnnntpeseSer- Gr nrurHe Im Ssrhrr
1862 achcren.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-10-17
MuB fiir angtblifen
MDrb biiBen.
Silitrom finbef feinc 8nnbc bei &c.
borocn in lttab.

Salt Safe Gitp, 11tob, t6.
Oft. Die @egnaoigllngs @eboroe
oeripeigerte bellte Soiepb Siaitrom,
einem 5um Sobc pernrteilten grbei-
terfiibrcr ino befonnten So5ialiiten,
Die llmpan0lung Der SobesItrafe. gr
miro iebt Dor bas Giitriftsgeridt ge.
braht lno bon neliem 5um So6e Der.
urteilt perben.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-10-17

@ien, 16. CIT. llebcr SpnoDn,
II. Oft. 5plgenSer amtlidle Sitna-
tipnsberif)t ipnrbe bente abeno npm
6iterrsiGiidlen &riegs Ereebmrean
usr6ffentlidlt:
ySn @erfplsnns Ser Serben iiib.
6itlifJ ppn gelsrab baben Diterrei-
diidJ.mnsariide Srmppen Die slpala-
gefeitigungen erreidlt nnb itarf Der.
id)anste Stellungen iiiblid bon @inea
einaenummen. Die Snlsaren baben
Die @rcnssebirse an mebreren Tmnf'
ten sluiidJen Nesptin unS Struumita
fprsiert unb bic DitlidJen Sorts pun
3aieear genummen.
rSeiterreidliidl nngariidle Srmp.
pen, bic in Der @egenb bcs mnteren
STIR fGmpien, iuarien ben Jeinb aus
mebreren hartndfis perteibigten
Stellnngen sluan5ig &ilometer (etfua
1919 Meilen) n6rblid BON &afaloip-
fa snriif nnb iuebrten einen 8egen.
ansriff nb. Spnit sab es nidlts Ien-
nens,pertes nnf Sem mprbDitliden
Sriegsihanplab.
rStalisniidle ssrunt:
yGin 9lrtillcrie glngrift ipnrbe
auf ben n6rbIihen 9lbbGneen bes
Mpnte gIltiiiimp, iiib6itlid ppn 9fipa,
IN Sirol, suriifseidllagem. Sm ben
Sulomiten bielt geitern feinSlidle Nr.
tiaerie bic 8esenb BON Gurte nnb
Wpntepianp inter itGnoisem ssener.
ySm aiiitenbiitrift wnrben einige
Seile bes Spberbo Ylateans npn ita.
lieniider idmerer slrtiQerie beidui'
len. Gs sab feline Snfanterie'
fGmpfe".
Berlin melbet nu,tlid.
gerIin, 16. Oft. Der Sert ber
bentisem amrtlihen ariegsmelonna
bat foIgenben @prtlant:
@eitliher ariessidanplab: 9el
ieinbli6e Nmgriff amf nniere Stel
lmngen bei @ermelles mnrbe smrif
geidlasen. Sn Der Champagne Bile
ben nnh @ertreibnng Der ssranspier
aus 1laee S'glrmes 6itlidl BON Mm
beripe nnb mod einem ibrer erfols
lpiem 8esenansriffe II Sffiaiere
600 Wann, brei Waihinenseipebr'
mmb ein Wtinenmerfer in ben SGnber
Der Sadien.
aleine ortlide Insriffe auf nnier'
SteGunsen bel Spnain mnb bel 8,
Wesnil, mo Der syeinb sablreih,
Stidbuntben permanbte, idlusen febl
Gin feinSlider @erinh, bic StelInn
gen BEL 3eintrep pieber sn nebmen
| idlms sleidfalls fehl.
Gin ppu nns snr @erbeKeruns mn
ierer Stellmng arf bem Sartmanus
peiler &ppf rnternummener Nngrif
! mar eriplsreif. Der Seinb erlit
srohe 8erlnite nnb lief fiiuf Off
siere nnb 225 1fanm in mmiere,
S6nben. ST perlpr and) Elm Henpl
berseifbit, feds Raidinensemebr
nub brei Riueumerfer.
Seinbli6e ansriffe bei Sdrat
mannele ,uurben nereiteIt.
0aS Starnen BON SteInnge,
iiblid hon Semenbria nnb 6itlid
bon Ip3arenae in Serbien pirb an
sefinbist. gnIsariihe grippe,
madten sleidfalls 5urtidritte mn
uabmen bic Sitlifjen Sorts bon 90
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-10-17
@ablsr, 101 Sabre aft, resiftriert.

Tome, 81. g., 16. Oft. Srpi1e
9. 9orion, t01 Sabre off, ging
beute nod feinem Stir1ntplos uno
licb iif regiitrieren. Or min fir
Sranenre6t unb Brobibition film.
men.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-10-17

@ohke &Ineral HI sTFen be
anEss Rcft 6roFtc illlp5c-irlrre
&aiferquelle, ie cIrthcff. (any)
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-10-17

- 9nriert 9Hre Grtditxue IN e.
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Sao i'm Oriental Sotel. (NnS.)
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-10-17
Winbeitens 16 DDn 65
Gafiagieren fan0en
ben Sob.
Bride burd 6udiuaiier in eiuem
Bod seidWadt.
Sablreide Taiiasiere iducr perlett
in Siherbeit sebradlt.
Die 9iettnng Der neiiten Feriunen
seitaltete iid iduieris.
Die Webrsabl Der Eaiiasiere Der Gar
luaren 2ebrerinnen.
Nph cine Nnsabl 2eidlen am Spben
Der balbberienften Gar.

HonboIp B, &os., 16. Oft. 8on
65 Toiineieren zines Union Hocific
Wtotor5uges fortben, ioipeit es beute
nbenb befanrt mar, nlinoeitens 16
ben SOB, aIs cine Toiingiercnr in
ben Sancp Greet itiir3te, Dobei Die
barin befinbIi6en &erionen in einem
Solfen iibereinanoer 5il lieeen fa-
men. Oie meiiten Der Spfer ertrnn-
fen in Ser Gar. 9tur bier bon oelt
&oiingieren entfnmen linberIest 3ebn
2ei6en fpurben aus ben ShIonlm
iinb @ailer geboreer, ipeIde bis dil
elmer Siefe bon mebreren SUB oen
goben Der umseftiir5ten Gar be-
beden.
Sie 2eiden folgenoer Eerionen
ipuroen geborgen:
Or. 2olis glttpoob, Sopefo.
Rorp Giles, Wonbotton, &as.
Sri. Ilma S. Sellin, 8arriion,
&os.
Srou Stelle Chapman, Wtonbur.
tan, &os.
SRI. gtbeI 3eber, Stod6oIe, Sos
u. 8. Sboip, Secllnieb, Neb.
Sbeobore Smitb, Tecumieb, @eb
g. 8. @eser, StofboIe, &os.
Carl Stoneberg. 8on6oIpb, &os.
SRI. Della Heterion, StofoaIe
aas.
grnde bmrh SuduafIer seiandGt
Oie Gar fieI bonn gnbe cincl
Bride berab, Die burd oas Sodfpoi
fer 6es Bodies, cine Solge zines bcf
tieen @egenguiies, eeidfpddt NOR
ben mar. 8ieIe Der Raiiagiere tpurer
ljunge Sdunebrerirnen.
Die &cttlrne Der Eoiiagiere ndl
6uberIt ihpierig unb bieIe bopor
porm idIinm berIett, oils mnn Fl,
aus Dem Snneren Der boIb urrtel
g9ofIer Iieqenben Gar beroitssoe- Si
ltebrleben6cn nriIBter ON ben Seiter
Scr Gar binouffIettern irnS pieoer
bolt ltiirSten mebrere 8oIIogiere M
&oiier slrrid. Soft ale perfieIen IN
fpIge gIitberl,rites ODER Dor Gre
enna IN 8efuuBfIpfigfeit, rodbem Il
bercifs fi6ercn @c6en erreif,t h0tfeu
Sod sei9en nnsebprsen.
&o& fetner Ser RoFiagiere. Die d
rem aIs &aubernhfeiI herriisicR 3cr
0crtciI Der Cor eeieilen narer. foni
ftb ,mfer Sen 1lcberieburhen- Tieic
ahteiI ecriet iofort ,u,ter &oFer I'M
>ie Eaifoaiere harin botten fcine Bs
cucnbcit. iih sn rrttcn. Trei 9ei
zen mnrben ons bieien ahteiI ee
Iarsen. imh mcnn he ant feb
ibpere 9eries.ingen mif,peiicn.
ftarhen sscfe 9erstr nod acu Grtrir
hsnsstna. Gtcscs ahtrd fnGrt rrc
bic 2eiben on Der permiBtenCpfer q
beberherpcn.
aanias Gitp, U1o., is. Of
WirbeitenS 10 gerionen puroe1
beiite getotet unb nieIe onbere Ter
lest, als elm WotorSug Der l1nior
paeifie gabn Die goifung bel 8or
boIpb IN aonias binobitii5te. 9e
l1nfaI mar burd austpai1ung bei
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