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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1915-07-15

In the District Court Of Quay County
New Mexico
j, NJ. Rhodes, Plaintiff
VS.. No. 1871
j. u. Stewart and
+. 7. Stewart, his wife,
Defendants
NOTICE OF SUIT
To j. ID. Stewart and +. T. Stewart,
his wife:
You are hereby notified that a suit
has been filed against you in the Dis
trict Court of the Eighth Judicial Dis
trict, County of Quay, New Mexico,
in which j. NJ. Ri les is plaintiff and
yourselves are defendants, numbered
1871 on the civil docket of said Court.
You are hereby notified that the
general objects Of said action are as
follows: To foreclose a certain mort
gage held by plaintiff, executed and
delivered TO l.. c. West by yourselves
and duly assigned e the plaintiff up
on the SEA Of Section 81 of Town
ship 5 North and Range 20 East, Quay
County, New Mexico, and TO have the
same sold to satisfy said mortgage
and two promissory notes of the total
sum of SoS5, interest, costs and at
torney's fee, and TO ~foreclose all
the right, title and interest that each
II you have in said described prem
ises, and for all proper relief.
You are further notified that unless
you appear and answer or plead in
said on or before the 2Sth day
of August, 1915, judgment will be
rendered against you by default and
the allegations in plaintiffs complaint
will be taken as confessed by you.
The attorney for plaintiff is A. W.
H~ockenhull, whose business address
Is Clovis, New Mexico.
WITNESS my hand and the seal
OF said Court ut Tucumcari, New Mex.
leo. on the 18th day Of July, 1915.
(SEAL) d. ] ,FfNEGAN,
County Clerk
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1915-07-15

MADE IN TUCUMCARI"-Try q
pound Of Sanitary Dairy Butter, a
home product of guaranteed quality.
II your grocer cannot supply you,
call phone 1922.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1915-07-15
In the District Court of Quay Count,

Tell the News about your visitors.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-26

Tined Co his homo a. Film Grove. FOR One
i@ able 90 b. out again
Tho Woodmau quartet. of Elm Grove.
met last evening al fh, hum. ~ 81. 81.
Eudley for parctIce.
t'urE MC~CYuuauElsy. Of near Twi-
lEht. suffered painful injuries Co. his
htud yesterday when he had DO caught
IN n fodder cutter. The fingers we're
badly lacerufed
br J. VI Houston. cot Film Grove. has
b zen called fU Cameron on account OF
the Illness 81 bis father.
q. & Wood has resumed his position
as cashier uI Oh. FIRST National Hank az
Elm Grove. after having been confined
% his home for several days on account
OF illness.
Miss Gertrude Gibson. ~ West Alex
andor. is spending several DAYS as the
guest % friends and relatives at Pitts
burgh.
Miss Margaret Moss. returned ysgtar.
dH} TO New Concord. 3D.. whsr. she will
resume her studies fu NuskiuEum coll
after hariug spent o. fsw DAYS as
guest ~ relatives near West Alex
audcr.
Miss Beatrice Carroll has returned 90
Dor nome Of Washington Pa. after hay-
ina spent several dHE. Ca. th. .u.4f az
fritUd. 90 West Alexander.
Tho G~rtrEzEHls Jr. U. O.. s. " met
last evening AMI Tran acted several mat
tors r'rf1fuIuE fu fNU bua.u... OF he
order. 4 class of candidate. vU- ALSO
taken iu.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-26
NEWS BRIEFS

RECTOR TO pARKERssURc-
There will br mo- services iu St Mat.
..Na church Wednesday evening as
E.E o. Fr,.laud Peter will ao TO
I"rkDrshurl f1 attend the convention
'r.ro
ADVISORY COMMITTEE MEET
-N Che meeting Of tho Advisory
committee of fue Associated Charities
hold yesterday afternoon or 9 O'Clock
loo fh" Office Of tho Associated CharI.
tIn- several mlftsra ~ importance
q. .af.u- 'n relief work received The
attention 0f 'fr committee sa upII as
other matters Hf o. routine nature
BAPTIST FEVtVhL-Special evan.
.Ifsf.r services viii begin BOZ Tho
FIRST baptist church next sunday.
Preparatory f1 tho revival meetings
cottage SERVICES Will Do held each
evening fhis Wcek in the homes OF tho
various members Of the congregation
INSTALL SNOW PLOWs-gn1U
Flows are beng installed ON The loco
motives In tho local railroad shops.
.n account pf auOWdrIuH
SAFETY FIRST MEETINc-Thp
members 90 'fc divisional safety iraf
committee of fhe 3D. a. o. railroad will
meet This morning 40 the local station
Tho purpose uf the meeting IH Tho
'.HrtnE az committeeman FOR The on.
Euing year aa we'll OIL hearing reports
uf che years work
LOCAL REQ CROSS NOTIFIED
III" local Rod Cross chapter has been
notified ~ tho American s0riefv.e
OH dur.ug The war which is now s0-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-26
WIN EVICTION CASES
BEFORE JURY In ADENA COURT

ing on in Europe. over one million
dollars has been subscribed and half
of that Tot has been spent
LENT AND EASTER APPROACH.
lNG-As Lent and Easter come early
this season. the season Of s~olf-denidl
will be observed rather early this
year. as Easter m on April T.
PAPER SCLD-Rey. w. $. Plum
mer. Of Flushing. q Presbyterian min.
lister, has purchased tho Flushing
News-AdvortisoT. a thriving ncwspa-
per published BOO The Belmont county
village. and Yesterday entered upon
his duties a- editor OF thr paper.
FROM PHtLIPPINES-Captain j.. J.
Loving. Of Tho United States army en-
Einccrs stationed in the barracks I'm
the Philippines. arrived in Wheeling.
sunday. and departed yesterday for
an unknown ucld Of labor.
GRAIN coNGEsTIONS-Many cars
loaded with grain. for eastern ports.
are stll IN the local yards.
BOOST PURE STOcK-Thc farm
ers' organization viii present bills TO
the legislature &c coating the raising
al! pure sock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-26
SUITS BROUGHT FOR POSSESSION
OF MINING COMPANY
HOUSES.
Other Cases Will be Tried Today at
Mount Pleasant-Muoh Interest
Manifested IN Result

Thu" striking miners in Eastern
ONO. won another victory when the
jury in the eviction cases OF the
Rohey-SOmme-s Coal Company at
Ramsey, against the striking miners
for the possession Of the
houses. returned a verdict OF not
guilty. in Squire Springcr's court al
Adena. Only one case OF the four was
tried after the jury returned the yer
dict, the others being postponed till
the latter part of the week The
strikers demanded a jury trial and IL
was granted and after an OF the evil
dcnce had been submitted. the Jury
returned the above verdict. Attorney
W. W. Cowen. who represented the
striking miners. put up a strong plea
as Ola ih" attorneys Tor the COal com
pauy. The little court room was
crowded 10 its capacity by the larEN
crowd that was on nand to hear the
trials. which were well earned vic.
tories for the miners. and the second
within Ono week Just what action
The coal company will now take. be-
not known. but they will no doubt
carry the eases higher
This morning ai Nj Pleasant. sew
'rdl more eviction cases win come M
in Squire Young court. brought by
inc kubDy -SuWmDra Coal Comuauy
against The striking miners and the
same verdict Dr. looked Tor boz these
cases Attorney C0wcn will represent
the miners and ia already on the
grounds gathering evidence that will
b" used at the trials TO-DAY. % is ox-
prrfcd That The trials today will have
q future bearing Ou tFn outcome OF
uiu'I cases which Will mo- doubt De-
Died hy The operators boz the next Few
fHEa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-26
To the Rescue
in Blood Diseases
Just the Help Needed to Over.
come Worst Troubles.

fa s. e e.. ih- famous h'-eH r--f~--
's frr greatest natural repair crew trsv
DO Is an arfId0Ir fHr germs. that rn~e d..
loose. multiply sn fast that r. definite H.
case Ia apparent over night And vsf 81.
powerful H fHa Influence Of 81 a fraf
IKE q vast arm 10 spreads nI THRONE.
'Hr blood checks diseasa. opens NJ a. frs
valves ~ escape and throws ont dfssaa.
through Che 'rH-E, tiiur7s bladder. baar
and asIn.
uu noe become panic stricken ~ q rsat
.r hn.H r- rrur'I"re IrTamr the rsfr
Nature 'F doing F.r hsaf HHf Nature Il nj
fNr same time calling fHr helm and b,
3 81 A. fref fHr tfrI % fafn Nrf.-.
demands. fr H is r. pure Vegetable rrmarg
f.i. nn action t.rf vigorously follows fr.
f.H.i channels md r.Hara ruT rsrrf--
DO goes n.HuE fu eVrfF -r#nmurffv
people who truU THE fI Ha fr4a rray
have Used q y q and aaa b5lf rl..r
'f-.|E1 and through
Get q bottle 81 So 81 81 today e., s-g
drug store Drive QUO those desfr4ar.r.
FrmH That raIsr skIn erurfI ne sore tfr..f
H..rn glands. blood r'a'nHa rrfrfrT r.a.
rh'" ...rf9. chronic Er.r.HIfIs ana 49,
coalitions .f disease Read frs f-ff.-
ar.und 90 bottle That tells Hharf fhe rr.r.
"nrF being Dire f0 nas'rf rHrrra-u n r.
would truu more shout frs blood srf
treatment write Dor special book 20 TIL
WV. Npr.ifr g.. o. svf. r'fr Arsrsa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-26
BANK aosB5s CONVICTED

PITTSBURGH Pa. Jan 2s-Iosspr
kaufman. Of ChlcEeO uaa found
guilty by a verdict returned BOZ Grim
.nai court today Of robbIne tho Home
stead National bank OF Homestead a
.uhurh. Tact August Kaufman. In Dbl.
defense said Prank 70 H0hl who was
pie companion and who wac later
Killed In Cincinnati. after r0hD.rr
Two hnrda There had forced bin Co.
r'.r 'H '.. robbie. ur threat u. death
sentence NNI Do pronounced Iaf.I
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-26
RUSSIAN MOVEMENT TO
THE NORTH or WARSAW

BERLIN Jan. 2-. via Wireless 90
London. D. mI-Of1CIaI reports
from the German army headquarers
indicate that there Del IE progress 20
Russian movement uf considerable
eize 90 the north ~ Warsaw. ir the
nclEhborhood OF przaarray German
military critics are af a loss f0 predict
whether This movement meant that
The Russians are ~urocoffira ON o. nov
plan q campaign r DEL pointed out
That all Russian attrmute fo advance
in This region hitherto have been rr
pulsed Tho Russian flr0.s nov boz
Prussia. according fo the general 0pIu.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-26

All arrangements have been completed
hy the members 81 the Edgwood Nalun-
tcer Fire company for the holding Of a
bazaar Boz their club rooms AZ Edgwood
this evening. Special booths have been
prepared iu which different articles will
be placed on sale. Refreshments OF all
kinds viii also be on sale and an go.
Juyahle evening h. being expected. The
proceeds derived from the affair will
be used FOR the benefit Of the
Those In charge of the different de-
Tatrmcuts are as follows Fish pond. r
4. Hagan and Louis Emmerth. Re
freshment stand. Mrs. Wendell Schrivcr
and Mrs. GoldinEer. Country store. Al
bert SchlaE and Emil Nau. Candy
booth. Misses Alma Emmerth and Marie
Hellstern. F~aHcywork table. Mrs. Otto
Emmerth and Miss Olivia Hogel. Tho
general committee in charge Of the ar
fair IL as follows. Robert Emmsrth.
Wendell Schriver. Joseph Hellsteru. Al
bert Schlag and Emil Nau. Jr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-26
0UT-THE-PIKE


Ihe ftfth CAV ~ rre tests IN fhs Tua-
aeiphta district schools sill b. h.ld A.
az IN ths arOu schools. The sehrd-
~ Tor Tests during to-day d. - follows
thHa year Arithmetic. fourth year
Arithmetic. rffr yea Arithmsuc. sfath
1ear. ArfthmstIr. seventh y-QN Arith-
nrNc end slEffh year. Arf-hmGtf Dur
INK We NfrrruHu. seventh ar readIuE
80 VII o. held Eighth year reading
and ciEhEh Near Domestic science vii
D held Wednesday morning ard Wed
ne-dsy Afternoon reumanship Will y
GRADED from the manus~rtuts
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-26

within the past few DAYS the State
hank At Elm Grove has had letter boxes
placed on al houses In Elm Grove and
vicinity. A large consignment OF these
boxes were received early last week ana
were Immediately set 20 work
placing them on the different houses.
~ work was completed yesterday ana
a. Tar as letter boxes are concerned the
mail delivery service.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-26


Tho regular weekly practice meeting
OF the Woodman Rand was held last
evening In the town hall at Elm Grove.
Angela, the young daughter. Of Mr.
and Mrs. Wesley Rice. Is confined to her
home in Patterson with An attack OF
diphtheria-
Frank Tccman has returned 70 Elm
Grove. after "a several days visit with
friends and relatives at Marietta.
Milton Bayha returned Yesterday To
his home - Woodsd8lc. after having
spent the past several day. hunting near
Clarington.
farnk Liggett who has been confined
20 his home 81 Elm Grove. for the past
seyer5l days on account Of illness Is
able 90 be- out.
Herman kirchner was removed ysstar-
day 60 his home az Elm Grove. after
having undergone an operation al the
ohio valley General Hospital.
Miss Mary Craig, OF West Alexander
LETT Yesterday for Williamsburg. where
she will spend several days with friends
and relatives.
Nathan Nanamsn. who has been con-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-26

The regular weekly meeting % Mystic
Lodge X OF =. % Elm Grove. was held
last evening IN the lodge rooms So
eral matters pertaining 20 the hu~tn.-s
OF the order were taken up and a class
ot candidates were Initiated. Following
sion was held.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-26

one or the most successful revival
meetings That has been held IN the out
NE PIKE district d. In progress At IN
Tim Grove n p church az the praz.nt
time. The meeting has been
during the past two weeks by Rev. s ~
tracing much attention
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-26

A meeting for the completion OF the
Glendale reading circle was held last
evening In the Glendale school house.
Several prominent aEriculturaliStS We
In attendance and gave Interesting talks
on different matters pertaining to farm
work. The newly formed ORGANIZATION
will take mp the study Of different teNt
books relating 10 the betterment OF aE-
r~icultural work IN this district.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-26

Fuheral services over the remains OF
the late Mrs. j.. n. Butler. who passed
away at her home at Uark View Satur-
gay evening Will be held this afteruoop
AZ : O'Clock from the late residence. The
services Will be In chRrge OF Rev. Writ
Sterhcns. pastor Of the Triadeiphia N
- church. lnterment will be al the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-26

n special meeting OF the Fulton coun-
~ Va held laG evening IN the rooms
OF the Volunteer Fire COMPANY All ~
Ilhlshed business was taken Up and com
pleted and everything placed tu readi-
ness FOR the newly elected council 20
take mold. The new council will take
charge Of affairs the first OF February
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-26

A number u the high school pupil. OF
lHsa~iphta district hiEh school ar
planning % give a sleigh ride this even
tng The party Will be OF
about ten couples. They Wti probably
% Vest Alexander where supper will
D. served They viii leave Rine.s livery
stable a. 7.go o'clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-26
Woodmsn nj. Ex.n,nz

henry Clay Camp Modern wOodmsn OF
Amerlea VIII meet this evening in reg
ular weekly session In their iodge r,one.
In Hands hail. Several important mat
ters Will come up for confederation
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-26

erculosis. The deceased wAs a cigar
maker and member or the Loyal ord.
Of Moose. lie Is survived by his f.ther
Joseph Wilson. a brother. Stanley. ami
Two sisters. Mrs. sam Frazier and .fl..
Wilson.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-26

Tho farmers Of Bureau county. III
are asking Congress TO reimburse them
m the sum Of 100000 FOR damages fu
their lands resulting from overflow hv
from the Henncpin Canal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-26

clarence n | Wilson ||a. .rHtar Saw
rrrrirE 90 F O'CLOCK r. OBI. bone ..
Die aunt Nra CHARLES sHHr.Fsr sH ..
virginia street Death vas Due .1 tub.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-26
Knorr EnnnraI-

Funeral services for the late Bernard
VI hnorr. highly respected resident 1f
Wheeling who died Friday morning
We're held yesterday morning At th.
nome or has parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph knoTr. 30. sos Market street
Requiem high mass was celebrated at
st Juseph's Cathedral and intcrmsnt
was In Mt Calvary cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-26

ion. win find 10 Impossible 10 advance
further
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-26

West Virginia Traction &
Electric Company and City q
Suburban Gas Compsny's au-
thorized pay stations:
Company's office. corner 18Th
and Chapline Streets. Wheeling.
w. Va
Rank OF Fulton, Fulton, W Va
The first Sational Bank. Kiln
Grove. W. Va
state Bank Of Elm Grove. Elm
Grove. W. Va.
Pay your electric light. water
and gas bills at the most conven-
lent pay station.
CHAS. MADDEN.
Asst Sec. and Treas
Evening journal., 1915-11-30
DANGEROUS VARICOSE
Veins Can Be REDUCED

Never mind what people say, 81 you
have varicose OF swollen veins and want
10 reduce them 20 normal 10 90 any live
druggist and ask FOR an original two-ouncc
bottle of Moone's Emerald oil (full
strength lf hc hasn't IL. no can get IT,
Apply 10 TO the enlarged veins as direct.
cd and improvements win be noticed in a
Few days Continue its use until veins re-
turn 10 normal size 10 is guaranteed 10
reduce swollen veins. and also to reduce
swollen glands. goitre, and wens A. b.
panforih, Market and Second Sts viii sup
ply you.
Evening journal., 1915-11-30

Shows Commence
at II, LIS, 2.3O,
3.45, 3, 6.15. 7.3O.
S.45 and last Show
starts at 10
O'clock.
Evening journal., 1915-11-30

ed Cobb only 2S of which II were Sc
cured Off Walter Johnson. Ty went
hitless in 30 games last season, made
one safety in each Of so tussles, two in
each OF 40. three in each OF Is and
one in /. The hits made by Cobb on
each American League pitcher are
enumerated below:
Hits Made BY Cobb on Each Pitcher.
PHILADELPHIA-S4.
wyckon, 4 Bush 4; Knowlson. 4;
Sheehan, a Shawkey 8; Bressler, B;
Davis, 3; Pillion, .; Eccles. 1; Nabors,
1; Fillngim, 1 Pennock, /.
CBENELAND-34.
Hagerman, z Coumbe. s. Steen, 4 :;
Mitchell, A; Klepfer. 4; Walker. 3
Carter .; Harstad 2; Morton, 1 :;
Brenton. /; Jones. l.
CHICAGO
Russell, 10; Scott, z; Fabcr. 6: Ci-
cote, b; Benz. ?; Wolfgang, /.
NEW YORK-S0.
Caldwell 9. Warhop. 8; Fisher. 4:
Cole. 3; McHale. .; Heating. .; Mo-
gridge. Pioh, / Brown, L; Dono-
van. Il Shawkey. 1.
bOSTON-29
Shore. Z; Leonard. 8. Foster. 8:
Ruth. 3; Pennook, 3; Collins, 3 Mays
.; Gregg. l.
ST. LOUIS-27.
Lowdermilk. Z; Weilman. 6: Ham
ilton, g.; James, .; Perryman. .; Hon
/; Hoch. I Baumgartner /.
WASHINGTON-29.
johnson. IL: Boehling. A; Ayers, 4
Shaw, 2; Gallia. / Hopper. l.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-12
BATTLE IN THE
AIR DESCRIBED
IN A LETTER
French Officer Tells of COntliC; in the Blue
Ether Between Two French AerOplanes
and One OF the New 'RrmOred" German
M0nOplanes.

Correspondence ol The A~-ociaicd prc~-.)
Dunkirk, France. Feb. ia haht he
tween two French acroplanr- and one a
the new "armurcd' German muuupluur-. N
typ" which Ia- only rrrrltIN hrruu tu an
pear on the northwestern rrIt. I- ir
~cribrd NJ " l,fi,r from W truurh officer.
lie write
For halt nn hour fhc hla,l Tauh, l.d
been dc-rrlbiu. Internal e%irri,- over .Ir
line, while our men oroucbcd lu their
trenches. covering with their hudi,- ha,u-
net. mes tiu~ and everything else whose
ehttrrng surface might briray hc.r posi-.
tIon. alone Stood an. ol-,rtlu- thu enemy
through mN field g~II--c-.
"Suddcnly \ French airmau emerged
from \ cloud above th, Tauh,. Ilr Ir,
bark ~ Y miiralll,u~y announced that tl,
Frcnchmau wa- attacking. Th, Taul,
turned tail without replying, hut oul, ~
return To the battle. Then the two .rr.
bird charged hcad-ou. From below D.
-, Il that They must meet iu 81 trrrll,
sh", 4. Nothing ~ Tho SORT. j'r German
passed \ Itilr abuy, the Frrurhm.n. iur
machine gun- poke. Carried apart M, th.
speed ~ thrir %charg,. Ikc kui-lt- H \;
tourney. they swept about u GREAT r%ir,lr-
10 renew the combat.
The Frcuchmau lowered uud waited.
the adversary returned quirkiy win CLEVER
m%ancuvcr-, dying high above. then below
the Frcnchman, irl2 when De- could. while
the trcnchmcn seeming o. rrpaln almost
stationary. replied with energy.
In the irruchr- our r.d- uartuluuu,d
soldier and the pix, hrIm.t.l German
alike suspended shipping operation ald t,I
lowed that death struggle utn ,,utI rmu
tIon. Al invuiuntar, An hr,a. tr.u
thousand ihruat~ a- 3 bpIlur emerged
from the same cloud 'ha, had hidden ,I.
French muuoplauc. and the Iaub, turned
10 flee.
But the French mouoplau, pursued. and
II had the advantage mere. fpr ihc German.
acruplanc. bcIng uruurrd. WA tnu h,r,,
tor high speed. The French mf-hu. uui-k
IN passed the fugitive. forced it t, t.rr
and come again toward tLr French Ir..
where the hipluu" was awaiting .t.
passed near ihr latter and .r.Ir th,rr rl-
the bark ~ gum, huf apparently without
decisive result. Agaiu thc rrcr,h mono
plane returned To- charge. FIm. li-h over
IT. adversary. n suddenly dr,,j h,rd'ph.
upon T.. seemed % touch ID arI Thorn
mounted again -r.rotHIIh into th. lIt. MI
\ dizzy speed thr T.uh,. murtHl, wound
~, TEL almost vertically ntu thp G,uar
l,... I'M
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-12
CASUALTY LIST IN THE
BOMBAROMENT UNKNOWN

Correspondence ui thr Associated Prc~~.l
London. l,h lL Ih, complete ii~i uI
thc Killed ana vuul dDd w lhr naval bonn
blrlucur uu th, East ,uH-t may never BE-
,abulated. Al l!ar'icpouI ihc death roll o.
date - ll5 and the wounded approximately
300. ~ Whtby three were KILLED and only
tWu wounded. 40 Scarborough the Int a.
non pruruitulr thnu-ht b l~ known thai
ll MI least diced ana p were injured THESE
figure r rather under tuan over ;hc
actual totals.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-12
Quake Fatalities Published.

Rome. Feb. r.. The Giorualr u ut.
aia today publishes >rmi-oh rial sta
f.sf oi thr fatalities w th, recent
earthquake . from Wrlrh N appears that
about twenty-five thousand persons
p ri>h.d. Of thc>r 2i.7i7 wrrr III the
PROVING, uf \uuiIa. To- ia rhr province
III Ca>,rta. most ~ them la the town
of Ahora. aud 30 iu the province OF
Rome.
Tho town oi Avclluuo. u tn prov
iurr I'D \uuiln. had the heaviest loss
nf amy individual town. 1919 of IT,
inhabitants. which i equal IN ~ prr
,nf of tt, population having been
killed
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EVEN THE OLD MEN or THE
P00RH0USES NOW GET WORK

Correspondence of the A~~"riatrd Pr,--.I
Northampton, Feb. Odd men who
had either retired from work ~ had hrru
crowded out by thcir Younger. ~omu ul
them even taken from thr uIm-Huu-r. lr.
employed .t good wages IVY Nottingham.
making army boots. Hr,t,r. vhu Iu-t
their rlicc~ because ot th, invention NJ
mechanical substitutes are uuV hu-y ham
L'rrlng h"b mails MT" ~olc~. The -~Iri.u~
and even the laru- have eiy,n recruit Ca
the iactoric-. winch are now tumu. uut
9o.oou paIr- 81 boot week.. Non who's,
age range about ~ ,,.r- arr welcomed hv
the contractors
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-12
Surgeon Receives Decoration.

PIrI-. Zoo l2--Nr- NrrrIc. SURGEON q
the French army. Wa decorated with the
Cro-- ui THE Legion M lluuu- m the Wall
dc-Gracc hospitals recently attr T having
been several times mentioned III thr orders
VII the duN. llr Wu~ wounded nu L. than
81 'rlr~ before hc gave up H. service.
Many times slightly wounded since the be-
ginning 81 the war. IT, dressed hi own
wounds aud refused to abandon HI post,
bat finally he tell under three very serious
wounds that required hi> transportation t.
a hospital.