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Morris tribune., 1915-12-31

For real good newspaper humor read the Equity Ex
change stories in the Pioneer Press The reporter that
writes them the composor that them and the editor
that O. K. them all know that they pure bunk and
yet again and again the stuff appears 1t has been proved
beyond the preadventure of doubt that the grain
that is sold Tor toy the Equity Exchange is later sold
the regular exchanges and that the wheat in certain
actually thru Minneapolis to St. Paul and then
back to Minneapolis just to show that St. Paul has
''exehange''
Morris tribune., 1915-12-31

The large arms and ammunition plants have added
equipment worth millions of dollars to meet the demands
arising from the European When peace this
surplus equipment will be idle and useless unless new
and steady market be found That why these great
anxious to have this country adopt mil
tary policy Mlitarsm fastened upon the nation
be unoaded and the drain will be from
the pockets of the people into the Golfers of the
that have already realized millions in profits from the mis-
fortunes of Europe Although at with the world
we have for than two years been paying
and asked increase these and actually
for when the probability of is less than
has been at time for years pastWheaton Gazette
Reporter.
Morris tribune., 1915-12-31

Things are looking up for the Republican party. If
the right kind of be selected for the Republic
candidate for president he will be elected-provded
always that all questions of Wilson's foreign policy
kept of the contest The American people generally
will agree with Uncle Joe Cannon, who says that he did
for Wilson and will vote for Wilson but that
questions of foreign policy he will support him.
Morris tribune., 1915-12-31

young man down east hung himself because some
people found fault with him. Should this practice become
general the trees would be full of preachers school teach
ers doctors and EDITORS says exchange The preacher
teacher doctor editor that nobody finds fault with ought
to hang himself because he is dead anyhow and don't
known t.-Blue Earth Post.
Morris tribune., 1915-12-31
We wish you Happy New Year-and write it 1916

Eventually the neghbor who is borrowing your Tri-
bune will subscribe. Why not tell him that right at
the beginning of the year is good time to start.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-31
SUBMARINE QUESTION
TO Be SETTLED SOON

WASHINGTON,-2.f4 p m--Doc- 3t--A
late dispatch this afternoon states that Washington
officials believe that all the controversies sub
marine warfare between the United States. Ger
many and Austria will nov be quickly adjusted
Austria IS preparing to appoint new Ambassador
10 succeed DLTnba. German Ambassador Bern
sfoTf conferred with Secretary Lansing this after
noon regarding the sinking Of the Lusitana- II i
probable that the entire submarine question vii
be settled in a manner satisfactory 10 the United
States.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-31
FEELING STILL HIGH.

BLAkELY, Ga. Dec. 3f-Feeling still runs
high the assination Of Henry Nillipigue which
took place last "Wednesday. Earl Hightower,
Simon Goolsby, Wingate Harrison and Grandson
Goolsby are the negroes killed.
The two Goolsby boys who were with their
father when Nilipigue was murdered are reported
as surrounded in cabin Two white men were
wounded II the fight, but not seriously. The Ne
gro Masonic Hall and Odd Fellows Hall al B1akely
and the Supreme Circle Lodge al Pleasant Grove
were burned last night
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-31
BUCHANAN TO APPEAR.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 5f-COagTeSSTnan Bll-
channan has just announced that he will 60 70 New
York next week % appear n the Federal Court n
answer 70 the indictment recently returned against
MIN. Former Congressman Fowler, H B. Martin
and Herman SchuletiS asked a pOSrpOnenent IN
I'll January 10th which was granted by Commits
sioner Taylor who fixed bail al S, 900.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-31
ALABAMA FARMER MURDERED.

MONTGOMERY, Dec. 3f-The body of Al
George, prominent farmer OF Bib County, who
has been missing for the past two weeks was found
today with the head and arms shot off and the
pockets OF the Clothes rifled. Nearby were several
dead horses evidently killed BY starvation and
thirst Revenge and robbery is believed TO have
been the motive for the murder
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-31

BERLIN, Dec. 5f.-By WirlesS-sA news dis
patch received in ting city reports that the Brit
ISL have landed strong force N G1eece near ka-
vala, distance OF twenty miles from the Bulgar-
ian frontier
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-31
KAISER MAY HAVE CANCER.

: PARIS, Dec Sit IS reported by the Martin
that Il has defnate information pointing 70 the fact
that the Kaiser IS suffering from cancer Instead OF
fuTnuncIe.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-31
3O4 DROWN AS THE
natal SINKS IN PORT

LONDON, Dec 5i.-That the British cruiser,
Natal Green. was sunk b 4 terrific explosion on
hoard, * officially announced today. The Natal,
4 vessel q $500 tons displacement, vas lying
II port when the accident happened Il * reported
that she carried :. crew Of 7o4 men on Of which
about 400 were saved
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-31
ROUMANIAN PORTS BLOCKADED

BUCHAREST, Dec. lit IS reported that
large fleet OF Russian crlISerS IN the Black Sea are
blockading the sea coast Of Roumania and Bull
garia. There IS no known reason for such an action
a aiTlSt Rournania.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-31
FRENCH REPULSE GERMANS.

PARIS, Dec. 3f-OFFICIAL-The French
forces successfully Tepulsed a German attack last
night IN the vicinity OF Hill t93 which IS situated
near Tahure, Champagne. Otherwise the night
passed calmly.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-31
HOW FAR WILL 1T GO.

LANDERS, Wyo. Dec. 3f.-The cold weather
has settled down for long visit, the thermometer
"A below zero IN this town TODAY In
Winnipeg, Man, the temperature IS reported al g
below.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-31
FRENCH SUBMARINE SUNK.

BERLIN, Wireless Official-The French
submarine, MOnge, has been sunk in the Adriatic
by vessels of the Austrian fleet
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-03-20
TUG, RACES 1olAND LATE
PASSENGER on STEAMER
Capt. Pendleton Has Just Time to
Grab His Hat Before Rush s.
NNys - f.ist ~ NNvi,
ms, to Catch Metapan. 49,.

Just after the steamer Mstapan Of
the United Fruit Lane got under way
for South American ports and the
Vest Indies. at noon to-day. Capt
N. z. Pendleton. . belated passenger
owner Of Q number Of schooners,
rushed down, the pier. He was put
on q tug and made . lively chase
after the fast rscsding vessel. He
was expected to catch the Metapan
OF the iightship. while she was dis
charging the pilot He had received
word ono of his schooners Vas In
trouble In the West ladies and he
was wanted. He had just time, -
crab, bile hat and nahs Or the wharf
without haGxaee. - rI: ,fr af't
Former senator Theodore Burton 1t
Ohio. was one Of the Metapan's pas.
ssngsrs. He II going to make . study
Of South America and work to sstab-
ish better friendly and business reia-
lions With the people for this country.
Joseph Choate, attorney and politiciao.
was ut the pier TO zee him on.
Other passengers on the Metapan
were John Barrett, President Of the
Pan-American Union. John BaSsett
Moore, former counsellor to the state
Department at Washington and A.
torney William Nelson Cromwell, all
Of whom are going. In their various
ways, to work on lines similar to those
OF Senator Burton.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-03-20
I,eee,eee GERMAN PIGS
GIVEN 70 RICH AND POOR
DkLGLANS FOR DOARDERS

BRUssnLs. Belgium tvtA London,.
March - ASSOCIATED Prsss). -ons mil
Nan osraaaa piss have bssn billstsA on
ne sesiliaa population u Belgium.
ThS p,ss mvst b. fed and cared for
b. he Dslsiaas. who without distine-
tioa ~ - lass must perform this SER
vtos. One Of the wssithiest Bruxelloiss
has been compelled TO take twelve hogs
On what hs styles reduced rates BY the
week." Ills poorest nsighbors have at
least one pig TO b family.
There have been reports % Q short.
aGs of fo1dsr In Germany. whsrsas the
anssuat In Belgium 70 nearly normal.
hence Ne Importation Of the swine.
BslStans are concerned lest the pres
sncs Of the pigs result In . further de-
paseisa q TIE already seanty supply d
Tea aseessary for the people.
Ths raGulatioas include provisions fos
sesnpulstery health reports and Vital
Statistics
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-03-20

= $3.50 ~ 4 - ~ - assis ~ ssaIl o. ~
49, ~ 1uA tRN spsssss Il sAs sasssus ~ ~
- 80 suoen( bss sssky 1sappssss6
Euonn Ghgese e sAsas nsU ebsss ~.
~ NJ - 0nss - snsos tsssvsfsd nsas fseu As
~ ss and nsva II tswart shore whio sAss vessels
~ - 49, y 49, = ~ gvw.
~ 1sssesnss bsly lamaesa
es sus su exploded and moved IN
G4ob Asas So Gsssesasiss b rsas sesd Of smoke
6oa oullsve1 the spe II We
~ ~ esntaiss - vatsy apud nts Ne ssy
tiA taesshiR Prom his soint observation On ~
Ma sesspoaAsaa cahasd be The batsshp presumably
oo nsovnv asht o<hind protecting eaps
swslnspiring" cabed cosspondnt The lest
- ~ nv which could dimy tAsousA the
vssa ~ ~ sitting sssu ME Supernatural object over
- umnels
Rnsos N PIE ssRLW REr0RT.
Aonlulv explain the Turkish official
- vssl Bertha that the batteships "epedosl"
- sd hs Ttih ses had announced hs snhias
Z - vss tissAip bsssships Irssbis
AnSss epsdesd TIE mention Of the Aiss
vo1 TIE taisship ossaa wheh the British Admiralty
bssa Of simar construction 70 The Afrisa
- - Sssks easily have been mistaken The Aica
= 49, v lsp,acns 1850 modern ccnstfuc
~ knsino buEt n 1905 II ~ IN
n ,sesss hitherto het contempt credit for
Most the
- vs lspe the three baisships German
~ unQusionaby ehoolsd ehs Turks
nane nns 0aa resulted In the destruction OF the boav
nvulsanes - ooaa :! $500. n
- spiag whether allied
- M cossaauseph - i
49, Tukia misim the sRst Of the bontas&
Hass Cenassnepls afraid intelligence rsossd
~ forth that nssoations already
- 80 s1A rnbassy intermediary save
~ oasnas sass, Ne 6ans Of the allied wasships
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-03-20
GERMANS b(R|ED
1000 VILLAGES,
RUSSIANS SAY
They Devastated $500 Small
Towns in Poland, It's
Charged.
CARS ARMY GOES ON.
Germans Admit the Capture Of
East Prussian Town
- Of Memel.
CARS ARMY GOES ON.

LONDON. March N-stasistioa
puDishsd N Petrosraa conserving
losess to properly In Russian Poland
- rssplt Of the German invasion.
ana tsissraphsd here to-day. give the
total number Of towns and larger VIZ
iaEes esstroyed ~ ninsty-nvs. II 10
said that 1850 small villages were de-
vastated. 1000 Of them having been
burned.
These nsurss apply 70 ten Polish
provinces. The damage y estimated
at more than $500. ~. 900.
4 despatch from Pstrograd 10 The
Daily News says:
The Russians have won . compists
SUCCESS BY . sudden rapid advances
iato the extrsms northern strip Of
German tsfritory, and are reported
- have taken Memsl. an important
Baltic port ninsty-ons miles north
east Of KosnissberS. The German
force guarding the frontier Wa sur.
prised and lost severely before It fled
across the sand flats 10 the Baltic
fortress.
IAN the middle section OF the north.
ern front. from the junction Of the
Bobr and Marrow 70 the Augustowo
Forest, v now closed against war
operations. The Germans have ceased
bringing fresh ammunition along
The Dyck Road, which projects like
brsakwatsr across the melting
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-03-20
EDISON COMPANY
ACCEPTS CUTS IN
.ELECTR|c|TYRATES
Says Consumers WIN Save
H,75o,oo0 Annually by
New Reduction.

Vofznai notification va sent By the
New York Edison Company 10 the
Public Service Commission to-day
that the Commission's order Of last
Tuesday directing tl,At the maximum
rate for electricity BE- cut from 10
cents TO cents psr kilowatt would be
o6sysd.
The order goes into effect May
and will oontinas far three years
thereafter. or until a further order Of
the Commission. The company 10 to
b given the privilege Of charging for
the installation ana renewal Of lamps.
Carbon hlamsnt lamps are now sup.
piled tree Of cost.
According TO . formal announce.
mont given out BY the Edison Com
pany to-day the annual saving to con-
sumers which will result from the cut
in rates. will amount TO more than
e1.7so.ooo.
The reduction will apply to all SER
vice furnished by the company In
Manhattan ana the Bronx, with the
exception in the latter borough of the
old town Of Kinssbridse and the sec.
ton east of Bronx River.
While the Commissions order 70 d.
rscted against the New York Edison
Company exclusively II 10 believed
that this company's subsidiaries In
Greater New York will also cut their
electric charges along similar lines
without . formal order from the Com
mission.
The Edison Company also notified
the Commission that II will shortly
file with II = neW schedule Of rates
because Wholesale users Of electricity
are to have their rates reduced pro-
portionately.
The corporation gave out . state.
mont to-day saying:
The company NAKED this large 70.
duction In the price for electrical SER
vice, unprecedented In he electrical
ndustry. In It, desire 70 comply fully
with the order OF the Public Service
Commission. notwithstanding the CON-
ttnued falling of In IT, revenues at
the preeeht time, due TO business de-
preston. ana the reduction in the
current eonsufnptioa, the result Of
the increaeing use OF improved high
efficiency Tampa"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-03-20
MAY0!'sF|RsTNF
IS BURIED IN 0HN),'
OFFICIALS DECLARE
Say There Is No Doubt Won,-
an He Married IN $780,
Died in 1887. 'sH

CLEVELAND. O.. March so.--of.
hcials at Riverside Csmstsry te-lsy
said there was no doubt that NM.
Alma Swatch yayo. buried thsrs
Nay II, 1892. was the first Wiz %
virsinius J. Mayo. wealthy New
Haven, Conn.,. manufacturer, wiuo 70
the centre Of strange love tansie.
Virginia J. Mayo. Erie, Pa. and
Rockford. Ill.," was scrawIed In psu.
Gil on the death certificate Of the
woman buried there, ands marriage
records hero show virginius J. Mayo
and Alma r.. swathell were married
here Sept. 0. 1880. .... $3.50,
The Mrs. Mayo buried at Riverside
died In Philadelphia Jan. II, 1857, her
death certificate shows, and her body
was held In q receiving vault several
years before buried. sf. ~ -,.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-03-20
CANADIAN ARRESTED
AND HELD ON CHARGE OF
TRADING WITH ENEMY.

LIVERPOOL. March 20. - George
Arthur 0atehouss. . Canadian. living
In Montreal. was taken into custody
~ Liverpool to-day just a. he was
about To sail for America. The police
took him before Q Magistrate, who re-
manded him for one week ON the
charge Of trading with the enemy"
Details Of tho charge against Mr.
oatshouse have not been revealed, bat
the Magistrate considered then, serious
enough to Justify him In refusing bal,
Mr.. Gatehouss has been representing
Q Philadelphia concern. He admltte,i
he had been In Holland once since his
arrival In Europe last December. bu,
he declared he was innocent OF any IN !.
tention OF trading with countries hos.
tale TO Great Britain
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-03-20
BRITISH POSITION
TAKEN BY KAISER.
I CLAIM IN berlin
German War Office Also Re-
ports the Repulse of
French Attack.

BERLIN. March - COY wireless 70
sayxiils. L. I.).-The German General
staff to-day gsvs out the following
report:
''on the road between wytschasts
and Ypres, near 81. Eioi. German col.
disrs captured from Britain troops b
group Of houses on the south slope u
the Lorstte Heights. '
ia the Champagne district the day
generally was quiet with the sxcep.
ton that carly In the morning Ger.
man troops occupied some French
trenches to the aosth Of Bsaussjour.
French attacks 70 the north Of
vsrdun, In the wosvrs plain and ct .
point near the Combras to the east Of
the heights OF the Meuss wers re-
pulsed. the enemy sustaining heavy
losses.
French troops made several ad-
at Reichacker kopf and Hartmans-
Weller Kopf. but these attacks soon
broke and the French sustained heavy
losses under the German fire.
ION the eastern front the day was
comparatively quiet. Nemel. the
PrussiAn port on the Hattie. has
been occupied by the Russians"
PARIS. March 2o.--Uslng the tao
tics employed by the British Ut Nsuvs
Chapsile. the Germans have made I'M
successful efforts TO recapture lost
ground In the Champagne region. the
war once announced to-day.
The Germans first shellsd the French
trenches northeast Of Nesnal. After
Q violent bombardmsnt for several
hourS they launched several infantry
aetAohs In each instance they we're
thrown back with heavy losses
In the face Of vigorous attacks thu
French are maintaining their positions
on the plateau at vAuQuolA near Var
snnsA Alorg the Aisns q fairly brisk
artillery battle 10 proceedings.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-03-20
cARRAMzA FREES PRIESTS.



WASHINGTON. March so--vicar
osnsfsA Pafsass asA .Aftssa priests
taken from Nsxieo city bv Gen.
Obrsgon whan 10 ssAsSAtsd stks, capital
recently have arrived at Vera Crus.
STATE Department dispatches say TO.
day, and Gen. Carranaa has ordered
however. Of Obrseod himssif. whose
Whereabouts have not been known hero
since he left the capital.
The carransa agency here announced
receipt Of q despGtch from Vera Crus,
saying Gen. Alvarado had occupied
miles south Of ProeTeso. The Car
rensa foroes sxpsct to occupy that
Csrransa forces Nrs digging trenches
and terrifying Vera Crus with q
series Of barbsd wire stockades, APP
parently In Anticipation Of attack by
the Villa Zapata forces. The wire
extends fron & point on the beach to
the railroad about . mile and . half
north Of the city. and will be CON-
tinued "a. Tsjeris. making . ssmi-
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-03-20
SPANISH SHIP TRIES
TO RUN THE BLOCKADE
CAPTURED By CRUISER.

LONDON. March 2o.--It 10 reported
that Q Spanish ship laden with iron
ore and proceeding to q German port
has hssn captured BY a British cruiser
on Goodwin Sands in the Strait Of
Dover and sent In TO Jarrow In charge
Of an armed crew.
The Spanish ship was attempting to
pass the British blockade.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-03-20
NETHERLANDS PROTEST
AGAINST BLOCKADE
SENT TO the ALLIES,

LONDON. March 70 ASSOCIATED
Prsss)-The Government Of the Meta
eriands, according to the correspond.
emit Of Reuters Telegram Company a
Tho Hague. has sent to Great Britain
and France . protest against the Brit.
ish blockads Of Germany.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-03-20
OLIVER OSBORNE" IS NOT I
A Dummy, SAYS PROSECUTOR

sst there and rsitsratsd that As hsa
Mr.. Osborne was asked when Ss
expected 70 So the mystsriousI 'Oli-
YER Osborns." who. according % ~
atatsnent, camd oves from BoG66n
yesterday 10 ct him right With his
family ana the public. He was ma
dennite about when ''Oiiv0r'' WIN r..
turn. 'VuvOr."" he said. hsA 10 70 70
bceton yeoterday afternoon and ne
added that 'tOiivsf" was ''one Of the
whitest men ever born" ~
NJ. osborne nrmly deelised M.
SIads's invitation 70 20 to Piainneld,
hotel at which oliver Osborne ond
wife" stopped ON Oct. 70 Isst. ne
said he hadn't been In V1ainfi0ld sinoo
the Molineux trial. II he had ever
been anywhere with che fanser siri.
he said, he would. b easily recoe.
Missed because be cannot soe without
the aid Of BIG. heavy spectac
which he wsafs al the time except
HIS first insormatI6n about "oi,vsr
Osborne" he said. came to him in a
long distance telephone message from
man who said he was connected
Win a. 2 Hoston news agency: This
mum Soho MIN OuV0T OoUOfD0' would
call to zee him, and ''Oliver" came
yesterday morning, bringing q letter
he had written with intent 10 mai.
but later Determined to deliver il in
Mr.. slads declared several timss 20.
day that II there was Q real solver
Oeborne" he would render him
SELF liable to prosecution under the
Mann White 8fave Act on hls adj
mission that he had taken Miss
Tanser to hotels outside this State.
He said II the man calling himscif
oliver Osborne" appears he Will ask
that he be arrested.
DETAILS OF COMPLAINT MADE
AoAiNoT GIRL.
The complaint on which Miss Tan.
ger was arrested charges violation of
Criminal Code relating to mall frauds
and was sworn to yesterday bv
James w. Osborne. l'f
1t charges Miss Tanser with nav
Ing. on Oct. !. 1914, ''uniawfully, will
fully and fraudulently devised q
scheme TO defraud" Osborne and OBJ.
tain money. from him by faiss pre-
lenses. 80, ~ Tti, -. :,
All the allegations AGAINST Oshoene
were known to NtSs Taasly Sst6 = be
false. the complaint .aetsi form. and
were made solely for thA psatposS Of
obtaining money by durtss.
The specific overt act alleged m the
complaint 10 the mailing by Miss
Tanser on Fob. 10, 1915, from the
Madison Square Branch Post Once,
Of q letter addressed TO Osborne al
his once. No. lis Broadway.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-03-20
lnSIPN|ENTSN0W
lOEUR0PE WITHOUT
eR|(E'S0. X.
--
G(oas,,slip Companies Refuse
Cpnslgninents Without
* E Bsillsh vlse.

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80 . AnnseeeAo eon0eeoe. esf
~ oDe0Gea1sA Dst1AdA AaeensAr
- VanA1no1sn, y assatss - ~
riln 49, g ~ 0aitse otaasA
[ns GUosmaAe lAAA1s svss aAs
$3.50 g lnossaa1ieaal law en- a.
~ ~ esogl1esoee . hseakAAs. .
80 tosvsss 49, ~ .ssssts1 ~
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- oelDvDVp = - - psslnst q ~
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y u 1890 ~ bslne talsss fsem
lnoo pseso - Aay uasvSeGn
~. e1ee unUaeoA vsases an
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EonD = ~ 49, ass coassnsA
& qqlDDoo eeoaefiss. n nsisisA ban
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Z1on ~ ~ nsaanania
- onBons1laAry ssa1isisa G n.
n y osoagAs sbsut ~ ~ refusal
= nDo9noo esnSasiss V acosDs con.
$3.50 ualsss ~ bllls g Ialtag
\ - vlss6 ~ sAis istl q he
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-, ~ :.
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! . eeesess aa1 iess
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y tasls evu sssssss,es u.
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49, ~ VIM ssssss y sss
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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-03-20
KEEP MARRIAGE SECRET.
TIE. rair Learn Trip Was Pisa.sS
- Halt Rsnanss.


TO divert her thoughts from mar.
riage. the mother OF Mae Komicke Of
is<s Hatch Avenue. Osoue Park.
Queens. decided that . trip TO the
Panama Pacific Exposition would be
tust the thing for her daughter, but
shs learned to-day that her daughter
had decided that marriage and . trip
to the Imposition ON q honeymeon
would DO ideal % Mrs.. Komicks
and the parents Of John Titsi Of Nc.
>7s Bainbridgs Avenue. Brooklyn,
have extended the parental blssstus.
when Mra Komicks suegsstsd q
trip. Feb. rs. the young woman kus.
risd to tell John Titei about u aal
tho" went Gff to Union Hiii. NJ ].
hmm ediatsly ana got married. but
kspt quiet about II until to-day. To-day
ttsy learned mat what wili probably 81
thsas henayoeea tSiD hes hses intsnAs1
- uAhe th1n toeUa1 eaah 49,.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-03-20
Mas Arssstsa IN Chsssh - Pees
Boxes YOuna Rl0sd.

JamGs Dalton. who admitted to the
police b had been . msmber Of 2
ssriy , so.Ssy sn g. =. Psr r. Roma. c.sh.
about the walls had bssn sssssh.i ana
!ss'. sSss s,.t ,a ~ II Ds,tSp': pesL.
Policeman Dwysr Of the Butler street
church with candle. sot he Ssys ana
when no went In found Dalton hidinG
undar oas At the psws.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-03-20
GERMAN AVIATOR
DROPS BOMBS AT DEAL.
ON THE ENGLISH COAST,

LONDON. March IA gsrmsa
asvopasps dropped several bombs to-
Aay Oft Deal. . seaport on the strait
ef Doves.
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