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visitor today. The doctor was wear
ing the same smile. We wish the doc.
tor success In his now neld Of work
and are sorry to lose him for we
think 1t will be hard to I'LL his place
here.
d. A. Lord OF Monmouth was . bust
ness caller Saturday.
Pane Gerard Of Ursa, H.. was .
Sunday visitor.
r, Asplind Of Rock Island was .
Hamilton visitor Saturday.
Mr.. Woodside left for southwest
Missouri today on q business trip.
Rev. Bertram Davis. the boy preach.
er, WILL leave today for Arlington to
attend the Heading college. Mr.. Davis
has been in Hamilton for the past six
months and has made many friends
We are sorry to lose him.
]. Albert Kiedaisch and party were
guests Of Hotel Granite yesterday.
Emile M. Pence, Margaret Russell
and Kate Crouch were guests Of Hotel
Granite yesterday.
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An Unfortunate Phrase.

Burlington Hawk-Eye: Some Iowa
newspaper man speaks Of Iowa In riv-
airy with California. Surely, that must
have been slip Of the pen. There
are hundreds Of thousands in Iowa
who know there can be nothing of the
sort. There are hundreds Of thousands
Of Iowans in California who are firmly
convinced that there can ne nothing
of the kind. They know by expert
ence. Having dwelt in the coast coun-
try for some time, they know that
there can be no such thing as rivalry
between the two states. For the
simple reason that they are in entire
ly different classes. Iowa is the light
ming express as compared with the
stage coach of California. iowa Is so
far ahead of California in every re-
spect that there can be no thought
no dream of a rivalry between these
two states. Give California credit for
all that she has and all that she Is,
but do not attempt to place her on
par with the Hawkeye state. Riv-
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keokuk look,s Good.
CITY NEWS.

"A meeting OF the Keokuk bar as
sociation was held this afternoon at
four o'clock at the county court house.
The matter Of the terms OF court for
the coming year was one OF the points
discussed at the meeting.
p. G. Goodman was on his way
from South Dakota to Nation, ILL.,,
and got this far on his journey with
out looking on the wine when It vas
red. When he was picked up here he
only had sixteen cents in his pocket.
but earnestly prayed that he be al
lowed to proceed to Warsaw where he
might get q train to his destination.
In the superior court this morning he
pleaded gut1ty ana upon being told 1t
would only cost . dime to get to
Hamilton where he could get train,
he agreed to Immediately make the
trip.
"A marriage license was issued
this afternoon 70 Frank Emile Cham
psau. A6, and Catherine Tressa Ber-
meier. u. They were united in mar
riage by James 8. Burrows, Justice OF
the peace.
The case Of Young ~. the Purity
Oats company has been settled and
dismissed.
Tho docket for the September
term Of the distric court at Fort Madi-
son has been received here The Keo-
kuk docket is twice as heavy as that
at Fort Madison.
John e. Craig, Archer C. Miller
and County Attorney d. w. McManus
are attending the opening Of the Sep
TENDER term Of court at Fort Madt-
son.
The meeting Of the traffic associa-
ton OF the upper Mississippi river
cities Is being held today In Daven-
port. James NJ Fulton. manager OF
49, Woodruff Ipdustr'a' association is
IN attendance from here.
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Lutheran Church Council

limited Press Leased Wire Service1
ROCK ISLAND, Ill, Sept. 13.-The
Texas synod was today admitted to
membership In the general council Of
the Lutheran church in session in
this city, making the fourteenth synod
in that general bodoy. There was
some question as to the soundness Of
It's doctrine.
Reports OF the ensuing biennial
were heard and the general council
turned down proposition to employ
two financial secretaries to raise
funds. among the members Of the in
dividual congregations. Owing to un-
expected business, the convention will
not close today as had been expected,
but will continue over tomorrow.
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i = d ( J. Y =.
i One of the greatest apostles Of thrift
We ever had was Benjamin Franklin, and
he was one Of Americas greatest men.
His service to his country and the world
It large cannot be estimated. -~a.-
He had Just one dollar when he arrived
IN Philadelphia from his Boston home
and il was several days before he secured
. position in = printing Office, but when
be began to ave eegaining money by my
Industry and frug,lity, " = he .aya,
iyeaS he was able to 90 into business for
himself and his thrift and industry at
,tracted the attention Of al his neighbour.
| Sin order TO secure my credit and
character - tradesman," he said, II
took care not only to be in reality indus
trious and frugal, but to avoid all appeal
ance to the contrary. I dressed plainly;
I was seen in no places of idle diversions
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The message was relayed to New
York from the Cape Race wireless sta
ton.
Fire in hold number two read the
message. Fire out Proceeding to
Azores, escorted by Ancona."
(Signed) Pavey."
"Pavey." the name signed to the
message is Captain Francois Pavey Of
the SAINT Anna. The Ancona is the
Italian liner which left New York for
Naples eight hours behind the Sant
Anna and IS believed to have been
within 200 miles of the Fabre liner
when the fire broke out.
Offices of the Italian line have re-
ceived no advices. but 1t Is assumed
that the Ancona caught the SAINT An
mas distress signal last night and
dashed eastward to her assistance, ar
irving before noon today. It IL as.
sumed that other vessels closed In
upon the burning ship. Captain Paw.
ey's message did not disclose the ori-
gin of the fire, which shipping agents
believe may have been started by q
spy The Fabre line has cabled to
Marseilles for full particulars.
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To Investigate Fire Bugs

lUnited Press Leased Wire Servfce.1
SPRINGFIELD, H., Sept. ID
Deputy Fire Marshal Bogardus went
to st. Louis today to confer with the
authorities there on the arrest Of a
number Of fire bugs in st. Louis.
Bogardus believes the arrested men
are part OF the gang that has been
operating In Illinois for the last few
months. An attempt will be made to
connect them with Illinois fires.
State Fire Marshal Bennett is In
Quincy today endeavoring to have the
cases of three alleged frebugs under
"--e-t there, placed on trial Septem.
Der 20
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COURT COMMENCES
AT FORT MADISON
september Term Starts Thsre TO
day-eelI Resolutions Were
introduced.
Ispeciel 70 The cate Cityl

Especial to The Gate Cfty1
septemb.r n terms Of the sI a,.trict court
teen known cases. The petit turors
were excused until October 8. A
committee composed Of r. B. Snyder,
j. L Benbow and Jesse Schlarbaum
presented resolutions on the death OF
Rfoe H. Bell of Keokuk.
In the case Of Ward ct al, VI. the
Mississippi River Power Co., ct al. q
motion to remand the case to the
federal court was made. The bond
which ives filed was approved, and the
case remanded,
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Daily Stock Letter.
1 Copyright, 1915, by the New York
Evening POST

lCOpyr1gnt, 1919, by the New York
Evening Post.1
NEW YORK, Sept. 13.-The general
recovery which occurred on the stock
exchange today. and which was hardly
interrupted all day, was again as
cri6ed, not to purchases by the out
side public, but the operations of
professional spectators. 1t was not
accompanied by great activity. But
the buying which appeared from that
source undoubtedly reflected an in
creasingly hopeful view of the two I'M
certain questionable status OF the
dispute with Germany and the pros
pectus for loan through which the
problems of foreign exchange may
for the time be solved. Nothing of
an official character developed in re-
gard to the controversy with Berlin.
"A remarkably general ccncensus Of
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PERSONALS.

DR.. Coral R. Armentrout returned
this morning from few days visit at
Minneapolis, MINI. Mrs. Armentrout
and daughter will spend some time
there and in Duluth before returning
home.
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opinion prevailed, however, to tho ef
feet that, the whole situation, being
what 1t is, the German government
has no recourse left, but once more to
cease qufbbling and make In plain
English the guarantees which It pro-
fessed to make two weeks ago.
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airy is possible between equals only,
and California can never be the equal
OF Iowa. AS Iowa grows and prospers
and moves on with ever accelerating
pace. she contributes somewhat to the
prosperity and progress of California
by sending her many of our people
who have made their pfIe'' here and
prefer to spend q little of it else
where, Il
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FOR RENT - Light housekeeping
rooms, also sleeping room suitable
for two people, first ward. Modern.
furnace heat. SIS Blondeau.
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FOR SALE-we have for sale, two
gmith-Premier typewriters in finn
condition, known as style No. 2. To
sell at once, will sell for $500 each,
or the two machines for $500. Big
bargains. Address for sample OF writ
ing. Money refunded after three days
trial If machine is not satisfactory.
Address or call Giles Brothers, 100
South Fourth street, Quincy, III.
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0umnsary.
Stolen Observation-Disclosures. Hosford.
Murray, Fairfax.
Double plays-Henderson 20 Murray
to Hiser.
Two base hits-Kans, Fairfax.
! Bases on ba1ls-Murray.
Hit BY pitched ball-volkman.
Struck out-By Pedreit, 4; by Mex
enson, 2.
Tlme OF game-1:3S. I
Umpire-Ginan.
6corer-E. e. DumbAuld.
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CITY NEWS.

The Bob Whites Of Keokuk de-
feated the Powder Works team at
that place Yesterday afternoon by a
score OF II to Z.
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FOR RHNT-Modsrn seven room
house, electric lights, gas, furnace.
gas stoves. Phone B 1882.
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catalogue explains how
we teach hair dressing, manicuring,
facial massage. etc, in few weeks,
mailed free. Moler College, $40 North
Sixth street, st. Louis.
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In Colonial
days, thrift was
the fashion in
this c o VI try
Great m e n
looked after
their ow n
estates and their
o Wi business
affairs. The
spendthrift was
looked at ask
ance and the
thriftier a man
was the more
respect his fell
low citizens had
kIs
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regiments OF all Of the armies hare
been wiped out.
NaIorIty a. Back.

majority 40 Back.
'sNinety-two per cent OF the soldier
Of the German army wounded in battle
have returned to the front. The, Ger
man sanitary equipment Is perfect and
shows it, results here. French and
Russian soldiers held prisoners in
Germany are doing the harvesting for
the Germans. They prefer to work in
the fields to staying in the concentra-
ton camps. They are given the same
treatment as the Germans receive. One
OF the French soldiers became insane
when brought into Germany as a
prisoner. The little station where ne
was was surrounded with kind heart
cd German people who were saying
poor devils
mo English ofncer has broken his
word, the German officers say. They
say that It is hard for an. English OF
flcer to give his word, but once given
1t Is never broken. II q German OF.
fcer breaks his word. he need not re-
turn to Germany"
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FOR RENT-Seven room house IN
good order, gas, bath and furnace,
convenient location. Enquire 602
Concert, or phone Red 723.
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FIRE rs OUT
ON SAINT ANNA
Wireless Message Came at Last, Re-
lleving FearS for The safety
81 o. the Vessel.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Servfce]
NEW YORK, Sept. 13.-The fire on
hoard the fabre liner, SAINT Anna has
boon extlngulshed, according 70 wire
less messages received by. her agents
hero this afternoon. She 10 proceed
Ina on her course.
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1908 Main and San
dusky, pocketbook containing $40
bill and small change. Leave at 1908
Main. Reward.
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FOR sALBL9mar fruit and chicken
farm, one-half mile from city linn
its. VIII trade for city property. Miss
Mcbride, 400 Main.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MEN-Our illustrated catalogue ex-
plains how we teach barber trade in
short term, mailed free. Moler Bar
her College, st. Louis, Mo.
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FOR RHNT-e11 North Fourth street
Inquire at 329 Franklin street.
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ron RENT.

FOR RBNT-several beautifully furn.
ished apartments for housekeeping,
including light, heat and water. In
quire 727 North Ninth.
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FOR RENT-Furnished house, 50
Franklin street. Inquire at 800
franklin street
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FOR sALE-Cottage, 1916 Bank: also
residence 1919 Timea. Enquire Of
Albert G. Schulz, Leisy's office. Phone
"a.
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FOR GALE.

FOR sALD-Brck residence. Excel.
lent north side location. Terms
reasonable. Address Boz 126. care
Cato City.
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FOR sALE-Restaurant doing GOOD
business; will sell on easy terms II
taken at once. Reason for selling,
leaving city. Address Restaurant,
care Gate City.
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LOST.

black purse on Tenth
between Main and Morgan. Phone
Black 1773.
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SALDSMEN WANTED to sell our
complete line Of calendars. signs.
leather goods and specdalties. We OF.
fer most liberal contract and teach
you to earn $4,000 to $4,000 per year.
The Winters COMPANY, Springfield.
Ohio.
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Five O'Clock Dinner.

A company Of young people gave a
five o'clock dinner at the Lakeview
club yesterday afternoon in farewell
to Gerard Huiskamp and Harold Pond,
who loft last night for the university
OF Pennsylvania. This will be Mr..
Ponds senior year. Miss Georgina
Schofeid, of New York. was an out
of-town guest at the dinner.
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wANTDD-To buy trash COW. Al
dress J. B. D., care Gate City.
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FOR SALE@Pony and OUTFIT complete
cheap. Edw. Laubersheimer.
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equal Suffrage Association.

The annual convention OF the Iowa
Equal Suffrage association will be
held in Des Moines. October 1921.
The Savory hotel will be the oonven-
ton headquarters. Miss Flora Dun
lap. head Of the Road Side settlement,
is president Of the association and
Will be presiding officer. Some OF the
most prominent women of Iowa will
attend the convention as delegates.
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WANTED Girl for cooking and gen
eral homework. Apply to Mrs. b
Carroll Taber. >s04 Grand avenue.
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WANTBD-An experienced solicitor.
Lady or gentleman. Apply sos Blon-
deau, in tho morning. Ask for Mr.
Brown.
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Returns From Western Trip.
Miss Agnes Trimble returned Sun
day morning from an extended trip
through the west, which included an
automobile trip through Gracier Ma
tional park.
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w. r. c. Meets THURSDAY.

The Woman's Relief Corps will be
entertained Thursday afternoon by
Mrs. Balbach at her home 71s Concert
street. Those who will assist in en-
pertaining are Mrs. J. r. Roberts, Mrs.
George Stultz and Mrs. August Santo.
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WANTED Middle sged lady wAntl
housework to do. Can at 72s Bank
or phone Black 627.
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Asterneon keneInnten.

Astsrnoon ksnstnoton.
Tho flrst afternoon kensington to
be given by the social committee Of
the r. w. G. A. 10 scheduled for the
afternoon Of September 80.
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BOY wANTDD-14 to 1e years ole
for work outside Of school hours
Address Boy" this ONCE.
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70 Entertain Naomi Glass.

Misses Virgie and Lumana Meyers
Of 325 South Twelfth street, will en-
terrain the members Of the Naomi
class OF the First Methodist protestant
Sunday school on Tuesday evening.
September il at half past seven.
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MEM WANTHD-7 o'clock Tuesday
morning. Keokuk Barrel Co. Hilton
road.
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Mr.. and Mrs. M. Lewis and daugh-
ter Genevieve, OF Cincinnati, are COM
ing to Keokuk rs the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. ]. J. Chapman. The latter
will entertain at q dancing party at
the Country club next week in honor
Of their guests.
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LOVE GO WITH ME.

81 LOVE GO WITH ME.
Love 60 with me down the years
There are SO many pages hard to read
In the great book OF life,
There is SO much OF selflshness and
greed,
So much OF needless strife.
Along thy path thy holy light need
Lest heart and brain succumb to
foolish fears.
Love, go with me through the chang
ing years;
I could not walk the way my feet
must tread
In calmest faith and trust,
Without thy benediction. on my head.
bow me to the dust;
But, lest trip and fall, around me-
spread
The spotless wings, and Wipe away
my tears.
Love, go with me down the years;
All that may come to me my heart
can bear
OF sorrow and Of pain,
II only thou art near my lot to share,
I count that sorrow gain
And lift my hands to heaven In thank
full prayer
That love Is mine through all the
changing years.
Kate Galpin Perkins.
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V0HferenC0 OF OTuC0FN
There will be conference Of off,
GERS and teachers OF the First West
Minister Presbyterian Sunday school
following the mid-week service In the
chapel on Wednesday evening.
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Ea COntGa d'Iadlana pdga $4,000
di premiO per I'uCClsiOne dele
dOnlOIe.

Durante la prima settimana di di-
Eembre una apposita Commiseione
astituita dial Governo, ha pagato dol
asari 5000 di premi per Puccisione del
sse donnole, che tanto danno recano
1accidendo pollame lepri
La commissions e in aspettativa
MON solo dell'ordine I.er la cessazione
del pagamento di qaesti premi, ma
snttende il rimborso degli 8, 900 dollari
gia' pagati.
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Dd CLEVELAND, 0.
UCCiSO per FUbdFe del pane

3. - Giuseppe Findura, di ami is,
grossiere, fu ieri arTestato soto ac-
cusa di avere ucciso tai Domenico
Margola, di ami 16.
Findura racconto' ALA polizia che
il suo pane, lasciato dal panettiere in
sulla porta della sua grosseria, la
mattina di buon ora prima che aprisse
il negozio, gil veniva rubato lutte lie
mattine da diverse settimane. Mes
sosi in agguato per cogliere il ladro,
sull latto di rubare, ieri, come vide IL
mariuolo portare via il pane, gil spare
contro dalla fnestra della sua camera
da letto uccidendslo.
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Da ERNEST, Pa.
MUOre di fPeddO nGIIa riviera

Carmeia Fallo, trentacinquenne,
moglie di tai Vincenzo Arcurio, la
sciava la propria casa, martedi' seer
so allie Z pm. s'incamminava verso
Creekside. Giunta in questo paese a
tarda ora, ando a bussare varie
case americana ed italiane, ma nes-
sumo gil volle dare alloggio.
La poveretta cammino' tutta la
notte 81 crede che, estenuata, 81 sla
trascinata ginocchioni. Lindomani fu
trovata cadavere dentro la piccola RI
viera, che SCORE mel centro del paese.
La disgraziata era morta di freddo
e meta del corpo era ghiacciato.
Flu trasportata dial direttore' di
pompe funebri, Sig. Nc Crahen.
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Dale attire Colonie
Dd ATLANTIC CITY, n. ].
InqegnOSO dffeStO di due Iadri

3. = Nascosto in un sacco di pa
tate, ragente di polizia Seruly riusci'
leri mattina di buon ora ad arrestaIe
III ladro mel negozio di frutta di Ho-
ward Sampson, al n. 2313 Fairmont
avenue.
II Sampson piu' volte aveva denun-
ciato ALA polizia che ignoti ladri nellie
passate settimane avevano fatto con
1inue comparse mel suo negozio ru-
bando una buona quan;ita' di frutti.
Diverse trappole erano state tese, ma
il ladri, accorti, lie avevano lutte schi-
vate.
Teri ragente penso' di nascondersi
lin un sacco di palate mel negozio ed
lspettare Ia venuta del ladri.
Difatti dopo POGO tempo entro' nell
"a bottega Tommaso Del Rossi, che
81 mise subito alpopera pigliando una
Iquantita' di aranci passandoli ad un
'uo complice che aspettava fuori.
Ma quale non fu la sorpresa del
IRossi mel vedere clio ch'egli credeva
un sacco di patate trasformarsi in un
agente di polizia.
Flu tale la sorpresa che non penso
a scappare non oppose alcuna resi-
tenza quando ragente 10 dichiaro in
larresto Messo in celia, il Rossi di-
Ichiaro' come suo complice tai Giorgio
Peak, che flu pure arrestato.
Tradotti dinanzi al giudice Jag
metty, entrambi furono detenuti per
la grande giuria senza il benefcio del
la cauzione, sotto accusa di furto.
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Dd TRENTON, N. j.
UCCide Ia mOgIie per gelOSia

3. - Maria Fiorelli, di ami 81, ST.
g raia, mentre ieri recavasi ALA fab
lrica di sigari, incontro' suo marito
Alpino, dial quale viveva separate da
qualche tempo, che estratta la rivol-
te.la lie esplose contro 5 colpi ucciden-
dola all'istante. Causa del delitto e.
la gelosia
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Per lavori tipografici, rivol.
getevi ALA nostra Tipo-
grafia.
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| nuOVi IOCaIi del "PdtPiOla,,

Rendiamo noto a tutti lettori ed
abbonati che sabato scorso la tipo-
grafa gil uffici del Patricia, soro
stati trasferiti nei nuovi splendid 10
cali in Carpenter ave-, essendo wee
chi local. resi- insufficient al sempre
crescente sviluppo del giornale.
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Mel frattempo il marito, che TUFTS
la notte aveva camminato per trovar-
la, mel vederla cadavere, fu preso ds
una crisi violenta di disperazione.
Carrmela Fallo e stata seppellit;
al Cimitero Presbiteriano di Greek
lie. II Rev. Joseph Sanna-Ser ce
lebro' due servizi funerarii, e ce-co' al
leviare con dolci parole, il dolore de
disgraziato marito.
ST crede che la Carmela aveva smar
rito la aagione, quando usci' di cas-;
in quell' ora, per ;ndare girCvagar'
senza scope.
To rnIVCD m
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-02-06
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