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little MOTHER"
LECTURES TONIGHT
President WoodIey Endorses
Mrs. Maud BalIington
Booth.

To the Editor OF the West yirginian:
I regardSt the coming Of Maud Ball.
ington Booth to Fairmont as angeyens
of exceptional interest. It was my
privilege e hear this Christian, use.
full woman in "a great meeting in New
York city a few years ago. 1t was at
meeting Of the Young MEMS Christ.
ian Association, for men only. Her
story of the lights and shadows Of
prison life, supplemented by her per.
sonal experiences, touched the hearts
Of her hearers in a wonderful way. l
have never seen an audience more thor
oughly under the spell OF a speaker
than this audience was under the
magic words Of this wonderful wo.
man.
I hope that the citizens will real
lie the significance OF her presence
here. and will avail themselves Of the
privilege of getting the inspiration
that her personality and her message
will surely give. The boys and girls
of the seventh and eighth grades, the
young men and women, and the
adults, would all get an uplift and a
view OF. life through the vivid pic.
lures Of the unknown life OF the un.s
fortunate, that would be a powerful
incentive for right living. All who
hear her will appreciate more clearly,
the blessings which they have, be.
cause Of their privileges and freedom.
| want personally to assure every.
one who attends that he will not be
disappointed.
Yours sincerely.
Oh WOODLEY.
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Entertained Iciass.

Mr.. and Mrs. J.5J. Morton Black en-
tertained the members OF the formers
Sunday schol class OF the Presbyter-
ian church at al O'clock tea last eve
ming at their home on Benoni avenue.
The appointments were attractive and
a delicious menu was served Covers
were laid IN twenty.
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N
dent Of Fatrmont, where his dealt. &C.
Cured a 10 years ago. Surviving
their parents are five sons and daugii-
tiers, namely Hon. W. C. ohley, Of
Charleston, Mrs. Missouri Lepley, Of
Charleston, Mrs. Missouri Lepley, Of
of Huntington Park; Cal, Mrs. Geo.
Edward Martin, Of Tulsa, Okla, and
Mrs. Emma ohley. Johnson,Gof this.
tfcity.S FMr, ohley reached here last
night from Charleston, having left
home on receipt Of the message OF his
mothers serious illness.
Mrs. Lepley also arrived here. Mrs.
Martin. who had spent the early fall
here with her mother, returned recent
~ to her home, in Oklahoma.
The news of the death of Mrs. Oh.
ley was received with regret by a.
wide circle Of acquaintances. She
had been a resident of Fairmont for
forty years and she and her deceased
husband were highly respect resi-
dents. They are both members 81
the Presbyterian church.
Funeral services will be held on
Saturday afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock
from her residence. conducted by DR..
H. G!A stoetzer. lnterment will be
made in Woodlanwn cemetery by I'm.
dertaker Cunningham.
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mrs 0HLEY, ANAGED
L.AlDY,PASSESAV.AY
Was Past 80 Years and Had
Been in Good Health I'm
til Yesterday.

Mrs. Frederick c. ohley, an aged
and highly respected woman Of the
community died yesterday afternoon
at her home on First street, after a
few hours, illness. Mrs. ohley, who
was past 80 years Of age, had been
apparently In very good health until
yesterday morning when she was
taken with an attack similar to con.
yulsions. Despite efforts OF physicians
she did not rally from the attack but
passed away shortly after 8 O'clock.
Mrs. ohley was formerly Miss Dru.
silla stoner, q daughter Of Isaac and
Elizabeth Stoner. She was born Feb.
End. 1925, near Berlin, Pa. She was
an only daughter OF a family OF eleven
children, the ten brothers having
preceded her 70 the grave.
She was united in marriage with
Mr.. Frederick 6 ohley, a native Of
Germany, having been born IN Frank.
|foronsMain. Howver. he became q
citizen Oh the United States in early
life and was for many years a resi-
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People AS They Come
and Go

49,
DR.. o. c. Bradley. Of Cross Roads,
Monongalia county. is a business visit.
or in the city today.
Mrs. Warder Tut and Miss Fred.
ricka Koeltz, Of Grafton. are the
guests Of Mrs. G.. H. Bloom, OF Nor.
gantown street.
Dr. G. H. Nelll went to Wheeling
this morning to attend a meeting OF
the program committee Of the State
Dental Association.
Miss Helen Stevenson has returned
from Belington. where she had been
the guest OF friends for the past two
weeks.
Mrs. Harry B. Clark spnt the past
several days in Pittsburg.
Miss Beryl Jenkins has returned
from Morgantown, where she had
been the guest Of friends for several
days.
Frank G. McCray was a business
visitor in Clarksburg yesterday.
Mrs. Lenna Lowe Yost, of Morgan.
town, who attended a meeting of the
state officers of the W. c. T. u, in
this city yesterday, went on to
Charleston, where she will spend a
couple Of weeks in the interest OF
Legislation of Importance to the or.
%ganization.
Mr.. Morgan Billingsley spent yes,
terday in Mt. Lake Park. Mr.. Bill.
ingsley reports a good snow at that
resort and splendid Hsleighing.
The Misses Ivy, Matilda and Myrtle
Mckinney went to Clarksburg today
to remain over Sunday with friends.
Miss Inez Workman is very i'll at
her home on Market street.
Helen, the small daughter Of J. c.
stealey is improving slowly.
Mr.. L: L. Price will return to his
home at Charleston tomorrow after a
few days stay in the city.
Mrs. Emma Price is recovering
after a few days illness.
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Yours sincerely.
o. l. WooDLEY.

I -NH ~ -LHHA - L
The interest in the coming Of Mrs.
Maud Ballington Booth to Fairmont
this evening is increasing, and it now
seems certain that she will have a
good audiences to greet her. 1t is
hoped that every reader of this para.
graph will be present.
Mrs. Booth is masterfuli in her word
painting. With beautiful words and
telling touches, she paints a picture.
in a paragraph that breaches a ser.
mon, tells a tale. and fastens itself
indelibly. The following is an ex:
ample: "1n slime and filth, at the bot.
tom of a black, stagnant pool, Ave,
eight, ten feet below the foul sur.
face, there is a bud. There is no
power beneath to push It, but therelis
power above. The sun shines on tho
surface Of the stagpant slime. No
one can see the bud. No one suspects
that it is there. But the sun shines
on the surface. The deep hidden
bud knows Il. feels It, hears the call
and responds. Up and up land up
slowly it creeps through the filth and
mud, seeking the sunlight, till finally
it breaks from the Shiny water. ! 1t
~ EL.-HA. 10 ~ w
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At sonnencroft.

MI. and Mrs. clyde 3. Hutchinson
entertained the choir OF the First Bap.
list church last evening at sonnen-
croft. their home near the city. Music
was q diversion OF the evening and
tempting refreshments were seryd.
Entertained Sunday seholi Class.
Miss Eleanor Mayors was hostess
last evening to the members of the
Hellar Glass OF the First Presbyter.
Ian Sunday school OF which she Is a
member. The guests were delightful.
'ly entertained and tempting refresh;
Iiients were served. Miss Margaret
Barr will be hostes to the class at the
next regular meeting.
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Mrs. Jolliffe Dies
At Daughters Home

Mrs. Katherine Jolliffe died at IL
o'clock at the home Of her daughter,
Mrs. Will Hall at, Gypsy.
Mrs. Jolliffe was a beloved lady in
the community in which she lived.
She is surveyed by six daughters
and one son: Mrs. Albert Helmick,
Mrs. ]. R. Miller, Mrs. Will Hall, and
Mrs. Carl Joliffe. Mrs. Port Holland,
all Of Fairmont and Mrs. Will Arnett,
of Little Falls and MI. Joseph Jolliife,
living in California.
No funeral arrangements have been
made.
=. Pays to Advertise in The West
vlrsinian.
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Needle Wefk cIa.,.

Miss Kate Terney, we'll known in
the city. VIII arrive here Monday to
begin the instruction OF q class mart
needle work al Hartley's store. Her
classes VIII ibe held from 8 to Il in
the morning and from 2 until s in; the
Afternoon. Miss Tierney has been a
visitor In the city on several occas.
Ions in her present capacity as in
structcr and on social visits as well.
She has q wide circle OF acquaint-
anees here. She IS at present In
STRUGGLING a clas In clarksburg.
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To Moraantowl

To MorsantoWn.
Misses Martha Hutchinson, Mary
Windsor, Pauline Jamison and Ruth
Hamilton. went to Morgantown, this
afternoon, where they will attend the
Pan Hellenic dance discovering.
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sIbIeicIas,iH anouet.

The Mons Progressive Bible Glass,
Of the First M. 81. Sunday school held,
a social and banquet last evening at
the church. Addresses were made by
Dr. H. 6. Howard, Judge W. s. Mere.
dith, W. D. Darlington, DR.. L. N. Yost,
j. N. Jacobs. Trevy Nutter. A fea.
ture OF the evening was a violin solo
by Heryey Adams.
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Elected oHieers.

The following Officers were elected
by the Ladies' Aid Society Of Grace
lutheran church at a meeting held
last evening at the home Of Mrs. L.
Gillette, on Cedar street: President,
Mrs. F. W. Litenberger; vice presi.
dent, Mrs. Louis Kneisel; treasurer,
Mrs. O. A. Pilson; secretary, Mrs: E.
\. cassell; collectors, Mrs. Albert
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bursts open in the snnlight. and on,

aFa9LflT FnHnN EEAN1 gu 1875 ~
bursts open in the sunlight, and out
Of those foul depths has come a bean
.tisul waterlily. It is. SO that the soul
Of hope comes through and out of a
life of sin to answer the call Of the
Sunlight Of Love-"
Her whole lecture abounds in vivid
pictures, each as clear and effective
as the one given above. The ad.
mission for adults will be 75c, for
high school and normal school pupils
Soc, and for children Of the grades
csc.
To the Editor Of the West virginian;
1t was my privilege some time ago
to hear Mrs. Maud Ballington Booth,
in Baltimore. In her lecture, Lights
and Shadows of Prison Life" was
at first impressed with her simplicity
and sincerity. L soon found out, how:
ever, that these were exactly the
qualities necessary to unfold in clear
startling pictures the unknown but
yet positive, wonderful life of those
who sleep nightly in prison cells. From
beginning to end l was fascinated
with her vivid presentation of facts
and truths, and felt as never before
the great spiritual force Christianity
is when acting through the medium of
a sincere spiritualized soul. The au-
dience gave rapt- attention through
out the lecture, and at its close gave
every evidence Of the searching eff
feet. Of the earnest words OF the speak
er.
/ regard being in the presence OF
this wonderful woman IS n Of the
most precious hours of my life. l
wish that every man, woman and
child, old enough to comprehend,
could have the privilege of hearing
her. l hope the citizens will avail
themselves of the opportunity that
has come to them, and be in the audi.
ence tonight when she is introduced.
Those who attend will not be disap:
pointed.
Yours truly,
EMORY F. MCKINNEY.
g. 30 lNHn.mL
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Mnlligan, Mrs. W. +. shaferman.
Entertained cIob.

Entertained Club.
Mrs. FIR. clelland. Mrs. ] U. Wise
and Mrs. George Henry HeAss enter!
tanned the Wheeler Thimble Club last
evening at the home OF Mrs. Clelland
on Pierpont avenue. The guests were
entertained ataeedle work and tempt
ing refreshments were served.
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GBilFes. Barre Ra#rt&ten.

= Die 5wiftisfeiten Imii4en ben
Nnseftellten un6 Der StraBenbabn
@ompanis finb sei6lihtet iporben uno
es pirb su feinem Strsii Der sritsren
fommen.
= On ieiuer Dobnung an Der Glib
Srantlin Strnse 1T ON Disnitas Siah'
mtttae Der frhbere Brotbonotar oes
@ountiss, Paul DADS. i'm alter uou
56 Sabren na4 sinjdbriSsm Seloen &C.
itOrben.
= slls am Disnitas Wtorssn on Der
Ode Don Sranilin uno Southampton
Strabsn 3msi lhnsll luufenOe antomO'
bil Buie einsn SuiammenitoB battsu,
wurben fiinljebn PsriOnen usrlest nnt
beibs Muihineu pollitinois 5ertriim
inert. Wtsbrsrs Der PaKasisrs wnroeu
,iemIit b6s perlest uno 5rGulein Bsiiil
@vans pon 8ln9lion waro IN geidhr
lidsm 3uituno BEN Staot 9oipitn
iiberfhbrt.
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0as 9bal abwdrts .

SabIor. = Die GaplOr Sdlaud
@ompanie No. 1 erwGblte Wtontu(
yia1t ote fol9snben Beamten: Yrdii
bent, @illiam V. Seriuen; Yi,e Prdii
bent. Senrp Us. 9ilOsbranot; SOrr
Ssfreidr uno Shasmsiitsr. 9Sillian
SSsibsl; Ssinan5 Ssirsidr. Sobr
Stump; Bormaun, SObn s. Stt.
= Der 20 Sabre alts Martin Slab
ertp uon WtinOofa purbe am Donnsr
ita9 auf Der Stslle srihlasen. ats er IL
Der Solbsn 3ste Su Gaplor BON einen
3us 8arrsn 9etroifen rpnroe; Der In
gliidlide nuroe beinabe bis 5ur I'm
tenntli4fsit ,srmalmt.
-Der67 Sabre ulte@manusl Smsns
pou Mooiie. Der an9eblih porlestsr
Wtittmoh Wior9en beim 3reu5en oel
Welt yadamanna Nuenue Bride iiber.
fallen murDe uno cine &nssl ourd ben
Rhden erbielt, LIT am Samftne Dor.
mittas i'm Staut SoipilaI Der Hsrlss'
uus srlsseu. @r bebauptete bic gum
lsstsn atbemSus. oaB Gin llsberfal
fiattfanb, bod bic Poli3ei erildrte, oaf
es elm Selbltmoropsriu1 mar, uni
.ipdier bs3siduets Der Coroner ss ate
Selbftmoro.
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(@arbonoale @orreiponbsn3.)
Stabtrath.

Sine Srotnanj tpuroe an Sreitag I'm
Staotrafb ein9ersiht. pelfe fur elm
yBureau Der Sobleuinipeftion Boriorss
trifft. tpuroe reierirt unb miro mabr'
iheinli9 in Der ndditeu Sisuns be-
itdtist meroen. DurA bic Annabms
oieier Norla9e fperoen mir un5meifel.
baft belere 8oblen erbalten.
Sapille madte jpei Sorihlige; In
eineu mirb Der Staotanmalt nm elm
@utadten erIubt, oh bic Stra6snbabn
@ompanie nidt unter ibrem 5rsibriei
uerpflihtet LIT. ben Shnee an isneu
StraBeu 3u entferntn, auf iustfen iie
Babnmagen operirt; Der smette nsift
ben Director Der 6ffentlideu Werfe on,
in BEN 5lur9an9 Der StaOthnlls Elm
SsrSeidniB Der ueridisOsnsu amtsitu'
ben aniubrin9en.
Sine auoere uor9ele9te Sroinan3 be-
jmsdt, bab ben in ben itdotilhen
Stallunssu aussitslltsn sSoitlers" $50
ben Wonat bslublt wsrOe; 3u9lsih
warb bic Summs pou .24O0 fur 6isisn
3ptd bswillist.
Dirsftor SnDss beri6tete, bab es Die
Stabt idbrlid So. lac 25 foiien mirb,
um bic siseue Dumpfbsi,uns Der StuOt'
bale ju beiorgsn. 5iir oisiss Sabr
lino fir ben Swtd 50, 500 bemillist
pOroeu. Der Dire'tor berihtete ge.
gen bic Dswillipuns elmer Psulion fur
Jiso WarO. Do ss oslisn sissne S9nlo
mar. 6aB er perlest muros; ben bOllen
Sobn erhielt Der Wiann ndbreno ieiner
Utheistsit.
Die @rnennuu9 bss Paitor SnmsS
Is. Benninesr uls Iruites Der albright
Memorial BibliOtbsf murbe empfan.
gen uno oem 3omite iiberwieien. Sin
9lsihes sslhab nit elmer OrOiunnS 5ur
Fflaltsruns pen Diprtle Strabs, ,ipi.
idsn @aibineton uno Wionroe ausnus.
Sine Bitti6rift fur gfaitsruns uon
Delamare Strabe. ,miihen Sauoeriou
uno Wionisp Auenue nit aipbalt,
mar6 9lei6falls reierirt.
als Die Graee In betreif Der tlsber.
,eit Der itdotiihsn 5ubrleute rDrtert
wnroe. ergab iih. bas es 9e9en Elm
Staatsssiss 1T. OaB itdbtiihtn anee
ftellten ooppelte 3sit beiablt wirb, mas
Der Staotanwalt bsitdtiste. Sine Sin.
isuns erfolste in Der Sahs ni9t.
Or. .. gBebfter @pans mar I'm
9iamen Der Sberfldhe Shus @eisl.
ihaft erfhienen, um ben StaDtrath su
eriu9su, etmas In betreff Der Dsihd6i.
gnns ourA acknowledgment su
tbun. @s muroe ibm bic 3uli6erung
sssebsn, oab mon iomsit ME mSsli6
abbilfe idaffsn mill, unb in Wsrbin'
ouns bamit maate Sapills ben be.
ltdtisten Sori6las, baB Die 3ehsnuer'
idisbunss SRommiiiion einsn Ueri6t
iooaB seriatli4e Sdritte
eenommen msrbsn f6nnen.
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1tttStpu.

= Oie @igarrenbaublung 6es Sloiti
Snnfsjicnis on 9iorb Wfain StraBs
fpuros Sonntas 9iaht uou &tnbre6ern
UNI @aarsn i'm msrtb BON $50 beltob'
len.
= Der so Sabre alts Midast Sui.
usfis pon Snfermann murbe Wfonta9
NaGmittag In Der 9to. 6 3ehe 9ei0tet.
als sr anter einsm 5slisnial Ssfauseu
muroe.
= @barlss Saleoni uon &ailroao
StraBe muroe am Sreiia9 In Der Bar.
mum Rehe ourh eiuen SelIenfall auf
Der Stsue eridlasen. @r mar ole
Bersmonu anssitsllt unb mirb uOn Der
9Diltme unb orei 3lnoern iiberlebt.
Seuer6ef B,ber purOs am Wfon.
ta9 perlstt, oils Smei sroBe Srpsenbe'
'bGltsr IN Der Wioran gpOibsfe on
Jiorb Wiain StraBe srplOoirtsn unb
sinen Brano peruriahten. Der anse'
rihtete Shuben betrd9t unssfdhr
81, 600.
- Der 9sbisb 8ullsp 9ei,sr SBil.
liam anbsrion BON Sagre. mslhsI
Samftas NDsno BON ieiner SOiOmOtiu
lprans, ols Gin Ssutil barit uno ben
Dompf sntmsihsn lieB. Ut am fol9sn
bsH MOrsen i'm bisiissn 9olpltal ben
erbaltsnsn 8erlstunsen erle9en.
- gls bas @is i'm Susqushaunc
Slug nm Donnerftus anfins, iid1 81
bewsssn, ris ss Waihinerie uno anos'
res nit, oas bel Der tSrrihiun9 bel
nsusn Bride 3wiiden Bort Blauhart
unb N1omins bsnust worosn NOR
0iiemanb maro perlest. aber Der Ser
luit piro etma $1,000 betra9en !
= DurH cine uOr3sitis erfol9tt
Sprsusuns In BEN gio. 6 Shahl
wnrosn Wfontag oem Benjamin Pala'
tonis pou Wioresn StraBe b6ie Der
lssunstn sussfiist. Ssin linfes Gu9'
puroe bsrausssidofsn. isin Infer arm
10 b6s ju9erihiet, ous man ihn ampu'
tireu muBte, aud If iein auosres Beir
9ebrohen uno Der S0rper aeihunoen.
Sm 9ittston Doipital srDaItet mar
ieboh isine @snsiuns.
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Oon NeterSbura.

-Serr uub Srau Better Stipp Jun.
BON VDbeeler aueuue iinb bur9 bic
@eburt sines E09terlsins bsslIidt
norben.
6rau @onrob SAr6ber pon
Rioee auenue muroe Wiontlg Rahf
pon ibreu Sreunben init elmer luitiaen
@sburtstas @sisIi4aft iibsrrai9t.
- Die Bsrlobnns pou Carl 8iftor
Dsn3sl NIT 6rdulein Gnua M. @ou,
mar bon Pbilabelpbia 1T am Sreitag
abenb nuesflnoiet worbsn, sslsssnt.
li9 elmer aartsnseiellidaft. wslGs
Srduleiu Soa Dsnjsl uon Grtbnr
Hpenne CAB.
-Mihasl Scanoli bon aib Strase
unb Eon1 Sonbole pon Preseott aue:
nue. lpurben Wioutae 9iadmittaa jiem,
lid bDe perbrannt, als ne nnter bren,
nenbem @ulm bel ber Wiaruine @dlhe.
rel gefaueen nnrben. Wlann ihafftt iis
beiinuunsslos ua4 BEN Staat 9oipi'
tai.
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Gine aatsigidbrise i6rsibt. ~gud
th mhni6e,4 threibt SSrau 0annC
3rinroot uon GtbOl. 9ans., ,msir
3eu9nis ben pielen bin,u,nitiasn, oit
bereits iiber Sorni's NIpsnfrduier aeae,
ben wuroen. Borte lino ni6t i'm,
itanoe. meiner Oanfbnrfeit Nusorud ,u
usrlsiben. SIN ndditsn Wionat wer6s
i'd 83 Sabre alt. IS lino itbt flint
Sabre Der. Dab Die NsrIte iastsu, iis
f0nnteu uibts msbr fir mir tuH. uno
mih gum iterbsn nufsubeu. SD ge.
brauhte Sbr alpenfrdutsr, uno es bat
mid am sebsn srbulten, uno i'd babe
MID mdbreno bislsr Sabre mobl as.
iiiblt. SD empfeble ieOsrmunn Sbr
alpsufrdutsr."
Sm h6beren altsr, penn bic naiiir.
liben Srdite abnebmen, miro Gin mil,
oes, aber deficiencies 6silmittsl, mie
6orni's alpenfrdutsr, cine tatldhlihe
9lotmenbisfeit. DO6 nidt bic Glien
allein finoen oelien @sbraud, porteil.
baft. iOnosrn Mdnner uno Srausn In
ieOem Sebensalter. Der @ebraud, Don
5Orni's alpsnfrdutsr bsbsutst bsIIere
uuo oausrnoers Seiunbbsit, i0rper.
lihsS WOblbefinoen unb elm sliidli1ss
bobss GIter. Sorni's alpsntrdnter 1T
feline GpOtbsfer. .Wfeoi,in, ionbern elm
einfahes, ieiterprobtes StrGuter,6e
mtttel. SpsBial GSsnten lisfsrn %
BEN Publitum. ooer mon bsitelle es
oirett pom saboratorium. Wian ifret.
be an: Or. Better 5abrnsD & Cons
Co., 1875 90. SOpns aus., Chicago,
81.
5orni's Nlpeufrduter Blutbsleber 1T
~ babsn bel 9smp sDalter, 1011 @sOar
Guenue.
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Grobeben In Stalien.

Stalisn purbe seitern BON einsm Grb.
bsbsu beimseindt. burd welhes, na9
ben lesten Berihten 10000 Perlonsn
eei6otet nnb 10000 uerlett murbsn.
aud finb cine Gujabl SrtiGaftsu jsr.
fort worOsn; bic @rihittsruns mar
Die ltdrfite, WelGe felt 100 Sabren In
Rom bemsrfbar mar, ridtete aber bort
ieinen mtiteren Sdaoen an, mdbreno
in ben umlieeenbsn Srtsn uisle @ebdu'
li9fsiten tbsilweiie 3erftOrt murben.
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MprD Scrantou. .

- Srdulsin Gliiabstb Setfsniteir
bon WUnisp ausnue unb Sallston 6
Smitb uon Tong Sslanb iuurbsn on
Donneritas Sia9niittas bur6 gfarrel
.. 6. Diutsrs ole elm @bspaar sinse'
ie9net.
SOispb, Der 21 Sabre alts Sobu
oes Ratrtd Serbian BON Norb Wtain
ausnue, tpurbe frhb an Samftaq
WlorSsn n6roIia uou Raniom bon
sinsm ysbisb Bautp 3us sst6otet, ols
er entlang ben @eltiien lief. Der
90rper mar nahsju entjmei ssibnitten,
er aud ionit b6s ,ussriGtst. Der
VsrnnslIidtt mar Gin SnIahe bes Sill.
iibs Ssims npo mar pOn bort auf BEN
SSss ua9 Rittstou, ole CT eetrefien
ipurbe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-01-14
@sbe Narf @etisen.

= antbonb 1olosip bon Siertsl
Strabe trat ssitern nahe bem Bellspnl
Brehtr DOR cine 2adamanna 9ofomo'
tius uno oeren Rdber ianitten ibm ben
9Opf ab.
= Roceo Gsntillo BON Serantou
StraBs berihtete Der PoIi,ei am cam,
flag. oas mdhreno Der Nadt ieins
Bobnun9 uon einsm @inbrther um SIS
In Saarselb uub Shmudia9sn i'm
pertb uon $50 beraubt ipor6sn iei.
= Sn lieiner @ohnnns on Shb
GUNNER auenue III am Wfonioe 9iah.
mtttas i'm alter pou 40 Snhren nod
fur3er 9ranibsit Senrn Dfillsr geitor,
ben. ben bic @itipe, Wiutter uno
Stteftohter iiberleben. Ole Beiiebuna
finost beute Jiahmittas i'm Baibburn
StraBs SrisobOf itatt.
= Martin Boliusfi pon Noro Gum.
mer aueuue, Der einji9e uebsrlebsnos
bes Diamonb 3sde nnfalles am 9.
Desember, ipur6e am 5reitag Absno
tn @fmaneeluns uou $500 Bhrgihafl
bem @efansniB iiberianbt, auf Die pOn
ieiner @attiii srbobenen antlase msgeu
Deiertion uub ydAtuntsrbalt.
= Als ber @roeer Carl 3. 2eaber
Don Sarr StraBe am Wiontas Wiittas
isinen 9aufburiGsn Solepb Down
nod einent lbenahbarten Saoen ianbte,
nm Wedfel ~ erlangen, nuroe er BON
oem IL Sabre alten 3ouis @nba nm
bic $50 @elbnots bsraubt. @u6a muros
cine Stunoe nah Dem Diebltabl sr.
Dii9t uno obne Snlaifun9 pOn Biirs'
idaft eiuseitedt.
= ausuii S9marjtraubsr BON OlorS
@arfieto apsnue, melber 6rettag giad,i
bic Satin init einem Stubl b5s Der.
leste, ftellt iid am fOlsenbsn Gag Der
Bolijei uno wurbe ipdter fur Elm @r.
fheinen Dor @erid)t unter $500 Bhras
i6aft seftellt. Wfan bsiiirhtet, baB
oas &udsrat Der Srhu psrlest porben
Ut; ne mtro fur mebrere Wohen bas
Uett bitten mHfisn.
= Stephan gDeioom pom @riter
Strabe wurbe Donnerftas 9iaht an
Der @de uon Spruce StraBe uno Dat.
forb Court pon einem Wfann anaehal,
ten. Der nm 10 Gents bat; Beibom 400
feline S0rie, um BEN 9erl oas @elo 3n
seben, bisier ersriff aber bisislbs unb
fliibtete oamlt. WeibDm matte iih
init anoeren binter Dem Dieb ber, Der
tn sinsn Soblenihuppen binter 3sllsD's
Wite9erei bel Der vBohenblatt- Office,
aeflihtet mar uno bort ermli6t mnroe.
Der Dieb CAB isinsn 9iamen oils abra.
bam Smith. % Sabre alt, uon Dir.
mingbam, alabama, on, unb bsbnnp.
tete, oaB er felt bret Wionaten obne
slrbsit mar nno Dor Uodeuiriit bierbsr
fam.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-01-14
aus benz oberen 2haIe.
(Nrnbalo @orreipoubenj.)

- Wiihael s. 9aipIer 1T ON Sreitag
als YOftmeiiter uon Seiiup ernaunt
morben.
: Solspb Boris pon ELEPHANT
wuroe Samftae auf bem 9simipeg pon
tinsm bsmaffneten 3srl unsshaItsn. Der
ibn um "a srleihisrts uno ibm oann
nod cine unssfdbrlihe 3uselpuuoe i'm
Bein ,ufiiste, als Boris ibn nit
6rennoen uerfolete.
= @abrisl Rarpisia BON Ebroop
wurbe Samitas Jiaft In BEN 5slisn.
ourhfhnitt nabe Dem Gbroop Ball.
sruuoe beiinnuusslos aufssfnnben nnb
erla9 ben erbaltensn 8erlssungen ipd.
ter. 3uerft mdbnte mon, 6as elm Ser.
brshsn uorlless, bod cine llntsriu6une
ergab, oaB Der Wiann bic 15 SuB bobl
SDidun9 binabitiirjte.
(@arbonoule @OrreipOnbsns.)
Z = Ralpb, Der 15 Sabre alis Sobu
Der @beleute Soiepb 3iefsr uon @il.
bert StraBe, III Oisuitas Mor9en I'm
0iotbfall Doipital BEN Eppbus, per-
bunoen NIT Nunaenent,hnouns, erie
gen. GuBer ben @ltern iiberIe ben ibr
jmst SdDeftern uuo Elm Bruoer.