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The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-04-10
NINE EXAMINATIONS
Big Class of Prospective FOremen
Meeting in Municipal Building.

SiXty-one applicants are taking the
| examinations for certificates as mine
foremen in the bituminous mines OF
Pennsylvania, which opened in the
Municipal building here yesterday.
The tests will continue for three days
under the supervision of the examin-
ing board of the twenty-fifth bitumi-
nous district. The board is compos-
ed of Mine Inspector Thomas S. Low
ther of this place; Supt. w. B. Ward
rop, of Iselin, and George Taylor, OF
Graceton. The examination for fire
boss certificates will be held on Fri
day. Those taking the tests are:
Mine FOremen First Grade Certificate
A r. Ritchie, Indiana; John Lud-
er, Iselin; Webster c. Buhite, Homer
City; Joseph Paydock, Mcintyre; ].
NJ. Coleman, Iselin; j. H. Laney, Co
raj; Evan Townsend, Heilwood; Jes-
Sc NJ. Lutman, Lucerne Mines; Jas.
Kenniburg, Homer City; T. NJ. Pet
tigrew, Mcintyre; W. S. Griffith, Wa
terman; Thomas Jones, Ernest; II
d. Walker, William ]. Walker, Ho-
mer City; H. j. Kennard, Iselin; NJ
NJ. Nolan, Indiana; David G. Rud-
dock, Ernest; William Bullock, He'll
wood; Andrew Watson, Indiana r. ID
No. z; Heath Hilliard, Indiana; Mi
chael j. Zuby, Kent; John o. Strand
quest, Ernest; Ole Olson, Heilwood !;
Joseph Steel, Clymer; William Mar
tin, Iselin; Robert McCracken, Indi-
ana R. d. No. Z; A. ]. Stoker, Love-
joy; Thomas D. Thomas, Aultman; !;
William F. White, Mcintyre; Thorn
as jeffrey, Ernest; Ross Laney, Ho-
mer City; G. H. Carroll, Iselin; H.
w. Beamer, Salisbury r. ID. No. 1 !;
George Love, Ernest; F. D. Patter-
son, Ernest; L. Q. MeIlinger, Water
man; Reuben E. Shaner, G. S. Horn
ing, Homer City; NJ. ]. Voyten, Lu-
cerne Mines; Timothy Jones, Grace
ton; Matthew Harris, Lucerne Mines
Joseph E. German, Indiana r. d. No.
z; William Ruddock, Indiana; NJ. E.
Jones, Waterman; Roy Seaton, Ho-
mer City; James A. Donahue, He'll
wood
Mine FOremen I'd Grade Certificates.
James NJ. Simpson, IseIin; John
Stone, Heilwood; Robert Jarvis, ely
mer; William st. Clair, Clymer; FL
lis Thomas, Iselin; Harve Strickland,
Mcintyre; George Airgood, Liver
more r. d. No. 1 +; John G. Hannah,
Blacklick; w. G. Jenkins, Clymer;
Ellis Burkett, Clymer; Michael Sulli-
van, Ernest; Clair Snyder, Homer
City; Thompson Fletcher, Heilwood; /;
Edward Dwyer, Clymer; Andrew
Dayton, Josephine.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-04-10
Wireless Atop Wehrle Building.

Through the progressive spirit
of an Indiana firm, R. w. Wehrle
.& Co., Indiana is to know definite
ly each day just what time it is
and also may learn of important
happenings in the world, the lat
ter being still under discussion.
Reference is made to the wireless
equipment that is being installed
on the roof of the Wehrle & Co.
building. Many towns and cities
in this section of the state have
similar equipments and Indiana
will fall right into line with the
improvement.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-04-10
BUSINESS
rs GETTING
NEW GRIP.

Washington, April S-Business
conditions throughout the country
are showing marked Improvement
in almost all lines, according to re-
ports from national bank examin-
ers, made public tonight by the
treasury department. Eighty of
the 80 examiners in the United
States reported a permanent i'm
provement in business and Maine
IS said to be the only state where
real depression exists.
These reports are announced to
be the result of careful observa-
tion and supplemental to the reg
ular reports on business conditions
made each month to the controller
Cf the currency.
Pronounced hopefulnesS is pre-
valent in nearly every district, "
says the announcement. "Agri-
cultural conditions are generally
excellent, and commercial lines,
with comparatively few exceptions
are enlarging their activities,
mainly through an increased de
mand, but in some eases prepara-
tions for activity is expected to de-
velop with the coming of good
weather. Manufacturing is on the
increase and those industries hav-
ing orders for supplies from for
eign countries continue especially
active.
Further orders have been plac-
ed for cars and rails by the rail
roads, and some large gains have
been made for structural iron for
large buildings in different por-
tions of the country"
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-04-10
Ready to Figt, Italy
May Back Out
Hopes Get Desired Territory Peaceably Will Delay Action

London, April 8-Although she
has concentrated her army along
the Austrian border and her navy
within striking distance of the Ad-
riatic, Italy is still endeavoring to
exhaust every means which may
lead to peaceful settlement with
Austria Of the question Of terrific
rial concessions. Advices from
Rome indicate that even should It
ally become embroiled in the war
she will not strike for some time.
1t is believed in Rome that the de-
cjsive struggle among the nations
now at war will not begin before
the early summer, which would al
low Italy considerable interval
in which to decide upon her policy.
The Austrian correspondent IF a
Turin newspaper telagrphs that he
has reliable information that there
is basis for the reports that Aus
tria is seeking peace with the Tri-
pie Entente powers, the better to
deal with Italy. Semi-official ne
gotiations, he says, have begun.
Rome, April 8.-Carasso Etfen-
di and Midhat Bey, the first a
member of the Turkish Chamber
of Deputies, and the second former
secretary Of the Turkish commit
tee of union and progress, are at
present in Rome. They deny hav-
ing any special mission, but it is
recalled that they appeared here
on the eve of the negotiations
leading to the peace between Italy
and Turkey.
Chiasso, Switzerland, April s.
Col. Montonari has been appointed
secretary to Lieut.. Gen. Coun Ca
dorna, chief of the Italian gene
raj staff.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-04-10
Rossiter Young Man Met
Horrible Death i'm Mine

The funeral services for John
Bland, Jr., who was killed in the
ROssiter mines Monday afternoon
at 3 o'clock, when he fell beneath
trip of cars and was crushed,
was he'd in the Union church Fri
day afternoon at / o'clock. Inter
ment was made in Union cemetery
Bland, who was 26 years old,
was braking on a trip of cars that
had just left the mines. All the
cars were empty but two and they
were loaded with rock. 1t was his
intention to cut the loaded cars
from the trip by a flying cut and
he was preparing to manipulate
the couplings when he lost his
footing and fell. Both loaded cars
passed over his body. He managed
to draw himself from beneath the
cars, but died in a few minutes.
He was a member of the Odd
Fellows lodge. He leaves his wife
and year-old child; his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bland, one
brother, Frank, and three sisters,
Mary, Pearl and May.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-04-10
WILLARD WILL NOT FIGHT
ANYONE IN THE NEXT YEAR

Havana, April 9-Jess Willard
will be banqueted tonight by the
Cuban officials. He will leave to.
morrow afternoon for Key West
and will then travel by special
train to New York.
Willard says he will not fight
for a year. He AYERS that he has
whipped all the white men of any
consequence and that one has a
claim to a bout with him at this
time.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-04-10
Simpson-Neal Hospital to Close

The Simpson-Neal hospital
which has been conducted here for
several years by Drs. George E.
Simpson and Harry B. Neal, will
close in a short time. With the
erection of the new county hospi-
tai it was the intention of Drs.
Simpson and Neal to close the pri-
ate institution, and with the re-
covery and discharge of the pa
tients now in the hospital the in
stitutiOn will be closed.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-04-10
List of Letters

Remaining uncalled for in the In
diana office, April 4, 1915:
w. W. Brady, Miss Linda Claw
son, W. F. Huffman, Miss Esther
Kunkle, Mrs. Nancy Jane Low
man, David NJ. Lydick, Mrs. Min
ME Martin, Mrs. Victor Myers, W.
Nal Rook, Miss j. Schwab, Mrs.
Mary E. Shaffer, Mrs. Charles
Shoemaker, Mrs. C. Stonebraker.
When inquiring for letters in
this list, please state that they
were advertised, giving date.
II. w. FEE, P. M.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-04-10
Mothers of Couple
Die at Same Time

Double bereavement befeu Mr.
and Mrs. A. M. Welchonce, of Ho.
mer City, when the mother of each
died. Mrs. Welchonce received
word of the death Of her mother.
Mrs. Elizabeth Blose, of Hamilton,
Pa, and was preparing to go to
that place when a message came
announcing the death of her hus-
bands mother, Mrs. Margaret
Welchonce, of North Point.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-04-10
EGYPTIAN TRIES
TO SLAY SULTAN.

London, April 8-An attempt
was made at 3 o'clock this after
noon to assassinate the sultan of
Egypt, Hussein Kemai, according
to a Reuter- despatch from Cairo.
As the sultan was leaving Ahdin
palace, a native fired shot at him
This went wild and the native was
Immediately seized.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-04-10
Prefers Husband to
q Normal Diploma


Declaring that she would rath-
er have husband now than a di-
ploma in June Miss Ella Ralston,
a member of the senior class of In
diana State Normal school, eloped
to Altoona and was married to
George Growden, formerly if the
county. The couple are spending
their honeymoon in Florida and
on their return will reside in Al
toona. The bride is a daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs: James Ralston, of
White township.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-04-10
Josephine Steel Plant
Will Employ $50 Men

The new steel ingot plant of the
BOllinger-Andrews company at Jo-
sephine, this county, has been put
into operation and has given en-
ployment to 100 men. 1t is said
that the plant will employ $50 per-
sons when all departments are OPP
Grated.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-04-10
City Prison Bill Is
$536 for 8 Months.

Ebensburg, April 9-Tuesday
the county of Cambria, through
the county controller office, mail
ed to the city Of Johnstown bill
for the maintenance of city pris-
oners in the county, all from Jan
uary 1, 1915, to March 81, 1915.
The total amount of the bill owed
by the city is $536.70.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-04-10

On account of i'll health Mrs.
Craig Stumpf has severed her con-
nection with the Bon Ton store.
Accompanied by her son, Jimmy,
Mrs. Stumpf will spend several
weeks at her former home in Buf-
falo, N. Y.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-04-10
Home Quarantined
He Resigns School

Because his family is quaran-
tined and he will be unable to
leave for some time, J. B. -Ander-
son, teacher in the West Pike
school, has resigned his position.
III. B. Beers will be the teacher for
the remainder of the term.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-04-10
Indiana Hospital Report

Following is the report of the In
diana Hospital for March: Pa
tients received, 81; discharged
"A; births, l; deaths, 5; operations
27; patients in Hospital April i,
Il. -
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-04-10

Italian newspapers say the gen
eral staff is decidedly anti-Austri-
an. Count Cadorna still wears the
watch which his grandfather own
ed when he was hanged by the
Austrians.
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Secretary Raymond G Browns Review for ol4.l0ls.

attract and interest visitors. and gen
orally To advertise and promote the
welfare 81 the Territory Of Hawaii.
This object We are attempting to
instn into al Of our members as well
as into all CT our citizens. When we
have fully accomplished this the
Chamber Of Commerce viii have per-
formed its function. To do this. we
mustA have the help and hearty Co
operation of every one Who is inter
egted IN the welfafe and the advance
ment or cur Territory and its neopIe
This report has not gone into de-
tails in ennmerating the detailed ac-
tivities OF the various committees of
this chamber. The committee reports
come before you from time to time.
] want to say. however. that all CT the
committees have been active and alert
to the various matters entrusted to
them Their interest viii be shown
by the number OF meetings held dur.
ing the year by each committee.
Members of the Chamber. il meet
Beard OF Directors. Is meetings.
Finance and Audit Committee, 3 meet.
= IL a ssasf4.as 4sssss ses4z84
Advert sing and Subscription Commit
tee. "a meetings.
Agricultural Committee 3 meetings.
Charities and Social Welfare Commit.
tee, 9 meetings.
County and Municipal Affairs Commit
tee. 8 meetings.
Hawaii Promotion Committee, 81
meetings.
Legislation Committee, s meetings.
Maritime Affairs Committee, IL meet
ings.
Membership Committee, II meetings.
Public Finance. Taxation and Insur-
ance Committee. 8 meetings
Public Health Committee. MEETINGS.
Public Schools and Vocational Train
ing Committee, 2 meetings.
Committee, meetings
Public Utilities Committee, meeting.
Reception and Entertainment Commit
tee, 6 meetings.
Territorial Affairs Committee, 5 meet
ings
Traffic and Transportation Commit
tee, meeting.
Arbitration Committee, no meetings.
Trade, Commercial and Industrial De-
velcpments, 4 meeting.
Board Of Refill Trades. = meetings
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S5tefi9
st Der Sbio 5lnh int Steisen BE-
grifien
llnb oarfie morseu ifon einen Stano
uOH 80 Snf erreiden.

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Clifton Seisbts @eiamspersin.

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pans IN sslamuien.
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Ssentrale gbiifc
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nibt. Die beutideu llnterFeeboots
fperben baber ssspungeu fein. ibrs
Sorpeoos aud eseeu nsutrale S6iffe
db,uTtieben, fpenu bic netitrnler
NRGchte uift bafiir foraeu, bar oieier
Tibbraud ibrsr 5luo9e. Der pom BEN
britif6en Rarineminifterium augeoro=
net purbs, perbiubert tpirb.
6eftige Sample IN Der
beGgifd frans5fif@tn
Gren5e
amferbam, 4. 5eb. Dem .Sez
earodf" pirb bon ieinem Rorrtipons
hentsn in Sluis, 5Dndnb, tsltgro-
shitt, hab bic Oeasi&sz IN ben lsttsH
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sasen pieber in beftiser @eife bic
ISteaungtn Der Belgier an Der Yfer.
tn Der giGbe bon Neitenbs, ansegrif-
en- baben. Rud bem sstp0bnlihen
elrtilerie Reimbursement, mslbet Der
RorrefpOnbent, ma9ten bic DeltIasn
Dieberbolt beftigs Snfnnterieangrifit
ouf mebrere pittise belsii9e poiitios
nen. aber obne @rfolg. gBie btfpsrat
bic aGmpfe in ben lestsn 5psi Sassn
paren, sebt baraus berOor, bab srOBe
3iige nit 9erDunbetsn mad SeutI6s
lamb geididt fporbsn iinb.
Der aerrssffS;,ssifiisstfii S;,ssfistfii ffugt binsu, bob
IN 6efdrGntter giien6abnoertebr IN
her 9essnO bon griiFsl, 2iitti9,
2ursmburg unb g6arlerOi inaugurirt
tpnr6Pu III
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ieiner llnrlift gu berSanfen, oaB ir
aroBerer SGaOea uermie6en puroe.
gie Rebenbdiiier Ro. 424 uno 42G
Gin Strnbe, welbe BON Der glmeri.
can Bible Soeietp, Der @eittniritcr
Boof gliicciation. 6em 9lulifalien.
in0en bon g. j. @eiger uno Don Der
eiisnIpnaren 'SanOlung @ebrii0er
Gpaas benuet werOen, iparen einige
3eit lnno in @cfabr, bod ipuroe IN
Oieien Sduiern ioipeit aneenontmen
iperocn lam, MIR Elm minimaler
Naiie.iddben angeridtet.
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Som Ere ibcis
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Chicago seroriidt

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ghita9o, 4. Tebrlor. Ter
Dcmpfer .Sppa" Der 9opnrid Srans
lit Gompunp gina am Opnnsritaa i'm
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infer. nu9bem er Bon @isIholen 6uhs
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aus 70 qerionen beitebeno. Uunns
ihaft. fopie elm pdFaaier, Der i'd
on gorb befano. mubten iiter bic
mdhtiqen GisntoFsn, biz fih an e.
ftaut bdtten. ftettsru unb purbsu
bonn BON S6leppern in Side belt
gebrodt Sbrsr 9erfineruno nad lit
tein @erluit an WlsnI9enleben gu te,
Hagen.
Der 0dmpfer bate einen Wertb
ness $500 uno bic 9abund repr1s
ientierte einen Bertb BON SIS, 900
uno Der S6oben ~ pie geante Der
GeielIhdft periiferten, nurh @trIi&ks
ruua aSqia aenedt.
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BEG werepiaien finbst ON GamItag
Wcrasn I'M aht llbr pom 9rausrbau.
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aus itdtt. iporduf I'm baIb neun llbr
IN Der ct Mnrtinus stirde eirs Re,
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