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The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-06-17
KIM Has Relanse

Rome. June licking Constantine
of Greece has had another relapse,
according TO Athens dispatches to,
day, The king is now said to be sui.
fering from other diseases as well as
pleurisy.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-06-17
KILLED in Tornado.

Aberdeen, S. d., June 16.--Several
persons were killed and 100000
worth of damage done by tornado
that swept this portion of South Da-
kota during the night.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-06-17
Killed by Train.

Charles City, June 16.-Bert Reed,
a colored section hand, was run ov-
err and instantly killed by train at
Floyd yesterday. He swung himself
off The train while II was running at
a rapid rate and fell under wheels.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-06-17
Auto Races Postnnneh

Chicago, June l6.-Otficials OF the
Chicago Automobile club announce
the postponement of the first 500
mile Chicago derby on the new board
track at haywood from Saturday,
June 10, to Saturday June 20, ON ac.
count OF the street car strike.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-06-17
Vote Down Bonds.

Knoxville, June l6.-The electors
of the consolidated school district OF
Tracy and those of the independent
school districts of Bethel and Carmel
voted ,iown the proposition of bond
ing the proposed combined districts
in sum of $1l,500. The purpose OF
the bonding was to add two additional
rooms to the Tracy building to &C
commodate the pupils of the two last
districts specially mentioned.
The proposition was defeated by a
majority of 80. The total number OF
voted cast was 246. . :
When the ballots were finally coun-
ted five yellow ballots (samples) were
found In the box. The nonconsolidat,
ors openly charge that the yellow bal
lots were inserted to make the cleo,
ton Illegal and give excuse for call
ing for another contest.
The consolidated district of Tracy
is already bonded in the sum OF $l2,'
900 for the building erected i'll 1914,
and in which the first very successful
term has Just closed.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-06-17
GETS1O, 100000 WAR ORDER
Milwaukee Plant Will Turn Out
Great Quantity of Shells on
Sublet Contracts.

Milwaukee, June 16.-War orders
now on the books of the Allis Chal-
mers Manufacturing Company are to
total over $10,000.000.
One of the men of the engineering
department of the company said that
all the orders have been sublet from
other concerns, and that the greater
part of the work received by the AL
lis Chalmers Company was from the
Bethlehem Steel Company. Most OF
the work is on shells.
Canada After RumeIy Plant.
Richmond, Ind, June l6.-The Can
adam government has entered into
negotiations for the purchase of the
old Gaar Scott plant, one or the chain
of factories of the NJ Rumely Com
pany whose headquarters are at La
porte, Ind 1t is said the plant will
be utilized for the manufacture OF
war materials for the allies. The
price to be paid for the plant is re-
ported to be $250,0O0.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-06-17
Pythians win Meet.

Des Moines. June l6, The grand
lodge OF the Knights of Pythias VIII
hold their annual convention here on
August 8 10 5, It was announced to-
day
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-06-17
Body Found In River.

Des Moines, June 1.-THE badly
decomposed body Of man was TAX
en- from the Des Moines river near
Levy, six miles southeast OF here,
early today, at point near the place
where the body OF M. Driscoll, miss
ing Perry man, was found two weeks
ago. The coroner, thinks the body
discovered today may be that OF M.
Marker, a young Russian, who com
mitted suicide here March 6 by leap
ing from a Des Moines river bridge.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-06-17
Two cents to Ms.t lndles.

Washington. June 16.-An order is
sued by the postofiice Department
makes effective a cent letter post.
age rate between the Dutch West In.
dies and ths United States
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-21
CONSPIRACY

tsSon Iinued from page 4, first section.)
"a
placed them In a bag and threw then,
Overheard. He then notified the
zilian cruiser sent out to- him
that he had lost. his papers.
L Papers Are Found.
Several days later, the affiant
states under oath, the papers, bag
and all We're found In the belly Of a
shark which some Byazilians had
captured and drawn. upon shore.
IN another instance, according to
yer 3. WOOD. the assistant district
ttQrney In charge Of of the .prosecu-
hon the government is prepared to
prove that the Hamburg
line paid $3.50. 900 to the owners OF
The Anne lean vessel which had been
4 sold nnder British prize court order.
q ne vessel was the Lorenzo, which
sailed August 1914, from New
Yofk with supplies, 1t Ii alleged. fol.
Y German cruisers in the West indies,
END the amount represented It's full
value. ri ~ nj n I ~ :,
German Money Found.
Seven hundred and fifty thousand
dollars Of German money, the de.
iendants admit, was spent in charter
Ing and Quitting four vessels for re-
Slief OF the cruisers. This money. the
4 government Is prepared to prove, ac-
kcording to Mr.. Wood, was placed in
"a New York bank to the credit OF a
man who was told to spend 1T under
direction Of Captain K. Boy-Ei. the
German naval attache. and was
spent in accordance with these in
structions. Millions Of daliars. the
government contends were spent in
chartering and supplying the fifteen
vessels which figure in the charges.
hat these vessels sought to car
" to the German crisers, the gov
eminent charges, was virtually a
com plete list Of the cruisers needs,
from igars, wine and cigarets.. to
coal, fresh water. saueraraut and lu-
4prtcating oil. In two instances. it is
enlarged, complete water ccndens!ng
apparatus was carried SO that the salt
sea water might be- condensed for
drinking purposes. s,st, u n
In Eye Witness.
Among the many men under sub
spoenaS by the government Is an eye
witness OF the naval battle IN the
faitsof 1914 between the German and
4 BRUSH converted cruisers Cap Ira
gtalgar and Carmania. The Cap Ira
Sfalgar was sunk in this fight and the
Garmania almost shared Its enen,y's
I rave. 1T is charged that the Cap
Erafal gar was one OF the German
warships to which the defendant
sought to send supplies.
Two Of the fifteen ships, It is al
legged, sailed from. Pacific ports
and two others. the Fran and Som
iaerstad. We're to have sailed from
hilade alpha, but did not because the
government was advised of their al
legged plans
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GOLD ABOARD.
Causes Steamer Rotterdam Ia
Be Held up by al British
Warship.

Y AMSTERDAM, Nov. 2O.s via London,
Nov. 81, 1902 a. m.-The Handelsblad
prints a story received from Rotter-
dam that the steamer Rotterdam Of
the Holland erican line, while re-
turning recently from New, York with
q great quantity Of gold aboard was
stopped in the English channel by q
mission to continue It's voyage only on
condition that the gold should not be
handed over to the consignees.
The Handelshlad's correspondent
says the British asserted that the gold
was to be; used in payment for Ameri-
can stocks sold by Germans on. the
Dutch market. The paper says II
learns that the gold was consigned to
tho INTERCHANGEABLE Bank OF Rotterdam
through the Netherlands Overseas
Trust and was in no way connected
with the sale of stocks by Germans.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-21
RED CROSS
Is Strong Fac o, in Peace Sit
uatioif in United States,
Says Miss Boardi1lan.
] r.-t ~. 1. IT, n, n


ts55 ~ tff2z N9y Associated sk69N ltt e. u 4
PH1LADELPH i4A, Nov. 20.-prepar-
edness at home and the. American Red
Cross work in Europe were discussed
tonight in paper prepared by
Mabel 4. Boardmap, chairman
10 fthe national relief board Of the
Red Cross, AT q meeting Of the Amer
lean Academy OF Social and Political
Science. y & 4, II 4 i 3. 49,
Miss Bpardp,an reviewed the work
of the Red Cross in the European war
and said that it has sown the seeds
of friendship for the United States.
Continuing she said: Z, =.
Had the Anef ican red Cross an
endowment pS 800, 100000, itswould be
the sstrongest factor in this country
against war. fits not the Crying out
Of peace. peace, thai. will keep peace,
but the creation and maintenance of
friendly relations and good will be-
tween the nations y! 81! that WI n make war
impossible 81 Il e 'l's
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!. DAMAGE SUIT
For Loss of Herd of Guernseys
Filed against Governor
Dunnesa and Others.

WAUKEGAN, Ill, Nov. 20.-Secre-
Stary Of Agriculture ID. e. Houston and
Governor Dunno were among the
officials named as defendants in q suit
for 100000 filed today by Grace G.
Dprand and Scott Durand, whose herd
of valuable Guernseys were killed No
vember 9. The cattle were suspected
OF having foot and mouth disease. 4
!. G. ]. Marshall, Veterinarian for
Pennsylvania; Several veterinarians
and various Illinois state officials are
also named as defendants. ,ais
The cattle were shot by state offic-
ials in spite Of a civil action enjoining
them from killing the herd, which Mrs.
ease.
The federal government and the
Pennsylvania officials have been CO.
operating with sIllionis authorities in
suppressing the disease.
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POLICE RESERVE.
Consisting Of about As, 900 Cit
liens Planned by New York
Police Commissioner.

y ~ i b ~
NEW YORK. Nov. 90. "a special
police reserve corps of about $4,000
citizens who will be willing in time
of great disaster to keep ord Ter and
avert panic, issplcnned by Rolice Com
missioner " ooas. 1t was announced
tonight. The commissioner plans to
raise q force OF about $4,000 in this
way and later add about go, 900 more
by enrolling employees Of the vari-
Gus city departments.
In making the announcement COM
missioner Woods said that the pres
.ent police force, Is no more able to
cope, with the Conditions resultant
from a great disaster than was the
force. at San Francisco after the fire
of 1906 Or tne force at Galveston
during the recent food.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-21
sAlVAGED CRAFT
.Conside Tered Two Years Ago as
a Hopeless Wvreck Sold
for al Large Sum.

BOSTON,, Mass Nov. 70. The
steamer Carolina, consld ered a hopes
less wreck two years ago, has been
sold for $1s7. 900 by William B.
Johnson, OF this city, a plumb Der, who
the craft. It was learned to-
day.
The Carolyna, while on the rocks
at Metinc Ledge, of the coast of
Maine, resisted attempts Of two
Iwrecking companies to save her.
johnson bought the wreck for q Few
hundred dollars and although 1t was
virtually without a bottom, floated II
by a compressed air process.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-21
WOMAN EXECUTED
Along with Two Other Spies at
the Instance of Belgian
Court Martial.

BBRLIN, Nov. ~, BY wireless to
Sayville, n, Among the items Civ
en- out for publication by the Over
seas News Agency IS the following:
"a Brussefg Despatch says that a
woman was court rhartialed and exc
cuted by the Belgians al proved by
.docume nts WIFI che haye4 been found in
Antwerp. An official Belgian publica-
ton dated August 20. 1914, says that
q Brussels woman. together with two
other spies was sentenced, to death
on August n by a Belgian court mar
,tial and that all were executed on Au-
gust is u +:
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Rl|n;OFF.
Is Necessary bet een Patter.
son and One Of His 0ppon-
ents in Primary.
tsy Assoe,Aren pnxss,

NASHVILLE, Tenn. Nov. 20
Kenneth d. McKellar, representative
In Congress for the Tenth district,
and Malcolm n. Patterson. former
governor. VIII be opponents In q runs
of OF today's primary for the Dem
ocratic United States senatorial nom
nations.
Complete unoficial returns from
ninety-three out OF ninety-sfx coun-
ties gave Mcclellan Al .S74 votes: Pat
terson 80. 221 and Senator Luke r.
Lea 31,933. Senator Lea late tonight
conceded his defeat, 4 rs,
The state committee already has
set December IS for q run-off.
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GER MANS ARE 0RCED
TO MAKE "A RETREAT

& y atsxAssoetArtpleRxssl II II
FEFROGRAD, Nov. 90, via London,
Now 81, 20S "a. m. The following
Official Communication from general
Headquarters was issued today:
Violent artillery fire was resumed OF
several points on the Riga 'front.' ~ /
West Of Dvinsk, the Germans were
forced 70 retreat near the Poniewesch
railway, We found in the enemy's
abandoned trenches arms, munitions
and German dead.
There has been no change on the
other sections Of the front, from the
Gulf Of Riga to the Pripet river.
ION the left bank of the Styr, the
enemy could not hold the ground
which he had occupied and we oc-
cupled on Friday the town Of Car
torysEa and the village Of Kozlinitchi,
on the left bank Of the styr below
czartorysk."
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-21
MINNIE MOVES
Out Of South Seventh Street Dwell.
ing as Promised to Court.

Minnie Taylor, who cut figure
in police circles two or three weeks
following police surveillance Of her
abode and her arrest o ma charge Of
|disorde rly conduct there, moved out
|of DR.. s. n. Mason's dwelling prop
erty on South Seventh street satpr-
day, in accordance. with promises
made by her to the police and to
Magistrate r. Edward Kidd. in whose
court suit was Instituted for poses
sion Of her property by the owner.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-21
cov!Ti!II!NiuEDl
Until Next Wednesday Are syhiskc,
Cases in Magistrates C6hrts

II Because Of the absence OF necessary
Witnesses and for other good reasons.
eleven prohibition law cases set fol
late Saturday afternoon in MAGISTRATE
William 3, starcher,s court were con.
tinued until next: Wednesdays after.
noon beginning at, 4 O'Clock. III The
cases were those against Jack o,Hara,
June Powell and others. who were
arrested at a Glen Elk rooming house
and against several foreigners from
Mount Glare, who were recentiy ar.
rested at the local railroad station.
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SCARLET FEVER
May Be svvideIy spreadby Tnir.-
ty-0ne Students Who Have
Lett Gettysburg College.

HARRISBURG, Pa. Nov. ao-state
heath department authorities today
ordered the Locating Of thirty-one
students Of Gettysburg College who
left that institution last night when
two cases OF scarlet fever were report.
ed among the students. The students
living In this. state will Tbe traced by
local health officers while the state
health offlcialsl of New Jersey, Mary
land and West Virginia have been no
tiaed to look out for those residing
I'M those states. The remainder OF the
STUDENTS will be kept under obserya.
ton for ten days at Gettysburg. The
patients have been isolated. 3
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-21
TWO EXAMINED.

CHARLESTON, Nov. ao-H. B.
Scott and II. A. Boschert, OF Pitts
burg. with headquarters In Parkers-
burg. today finished taking an exs
animation before the state acounts
ants examining board. They were
the only applicants appearing before
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-21
AERO | !. { D [
Fights a Strong Gale All the
v Way and Lands Safely at
Fort Worth, Tex.
TOY AssocIA4ro raEss,

FORT WORTH, Tex, Nov. 90
After lighting, a, strong gale for the
entire distance OF ia miles from
Wichita Falls the six aeroplanes COM
prising the first aero squadron OF the
United States army. commanded by
Captain b. D. Foulois. landed safely
in Fort Worth today. The trip,
which was made in exactly two
hours. completes the second icgt OF
the flight the squadron Is making
iron, Fort sillman, Okla, to It's per
manent station at TT. Sam Houston,
Tex.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-21
.IivTERN FUNERAL
I'M STORE FOR slilL STROM

CHICAGO .Noys 20 Jogeph Hill
stroni. executed byfsa Utah firing
squad. will be slyen an Information
lanera! here according to William
y. Haywood, head OF the Industrial
Workers Of the World, OF which Hill
,strom was u member. ~ y
The body is expected to arrive here
"Wednesday and services will be held
Thursday There will be speeches
IN OIL lang uages Haywood said. The
audience Will be asked to walk seven
miles TO the cemetery. 4 ,
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-21
mrs. ''GAI.T
Has Ordered No Gowns from
Paris and MAi Have Then,
All Made at Home.
tsy l,srss,I

WASHINGTON. nov. z0-Denial
was made at the White House to-
night that Mrs, Norman Gait, Pres;-
dent Wilson's fiancee, has ordered
any gowns from Paris. II was said
that al her trousseau will be made
In the United States. The denial was
issued in connection with reports
from Paris that the dressmakers'
syndicate there HAD bIacklbted a
New York dealer said to have been
commissioned to buy gowns for Mrs.
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sri RM is NOW SWEEPING
GREAT [ les FuRlO Y

DETROIT, Nov. 30 The storm
which has been sweeping the Great
Lakes for the last twenty-f6ur hours,
has seriously checked navigation.
The gale has blown about three
feet from Detroit river, making nav
igation hazardous for heavily laden
steamers. 10
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-21
DELIVERY
of Mahlat Least on Every fol.
iday is Ordered by Post
Office Department.

~ tsxAssociATgp sREsst A
WASHINGTON. Nov. Q AT least
one delivery Of mail on every holi-
day has been ordered by the post
Office department.. Where hiisiness
Interests have been III aceoSs with
the plan sit has been tie Snstom Of
postmasters in some places To sus-
pend delivery on certain holidays.
The department has ruled that the
only way to regard the convenience
of an Interests Is to deliver at least
onces asf
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-21
| BIGiWHEATYIELD.

sc tsYl AssoetkrEn petss, "
OTTAWA, Ont, Nov. 20.- Canada
has a total yield Of wheat Of 336. 263,-
600 bushels for the season Just clos
ed, according to a second or pro-
vincial estimate of crops issued to-
day. OF this amount 22S,132,000
bushels win be for export.
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LAKE. GALE
tsyAasoc,Arep raEss,

TOLEDO. Nov 70. Navigation in
Iaumee and aSandusisy bays was SER
iously hampersd today, when high
southwest winds lowered tile water
nearly four feet below normal. At
Sandusky the steamer pelee with 900
messengers from. Pelee island and the
Canadian mainland Is held up by the
low water and may not belable to get
away before Monday.
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RED FLAG
Il; Place trial Workers
4 Of World on the easke t of
Joseph HillsiGon.

SALT LAKE CITY, Noy. 20. The
body Of Joseph Hiilstrom. executed
yesterday for the murder Of a.. G..
Morrison and his son. lay undsr a
red fig placed ON the casket by 9nem-
bers Of the Industrial Workers Of the
World today and was viewed BY more
than 5000 persons. The funeral
will be held tomorrow afternoon.
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WHITE HOUSE.
'(Continued from page I. first section.

Continued from page 4. first section.)I
y
will be referred to the state depart
ment by the White House.
The first diplomatic dinner will be
given January q and the second
January s25.
r,ni.american Reception.
The series OF Eente rtainmeIts will
be opened January with IA PAN
American reception in honor Of dele
gates to sthe Pan-American scienti-
fic congress and diplomats represent
ing Central and South American. ma
tioNs. Then will follow the cabinet
dinner. which will be attended by
Vice PRESIDENT and Mrs. Marshall, the
two diplomatic dinners, the judicial
reception, a dinner to the supreme
court. the congressiona reception, ID
dinner TO Speaker Clark. which will
be attenled by leaders OF the Senate
and Reuse and several special guests
and finally the army and navy re-,
.ception. i.;s;,st,.
The dinners will be held in the
Estate dining room in the White House.
!. The United States marine band will
furnish music at the reception. and
the president will be attended by
|fouvteea military and naval aides
| officially attached to the White House.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-21
BAN ON GREECE.

toY AssoclATRo PRtsa1
Z ALEXANDRIA, Egyt, Nov. 20..--via
London p. m.-Egyptian postoffices
today are refusing to issue money
orders for Greece. Insurers are de-
clining to write policies on Greek
steamers. while the banks refuse to
accept bills OF lading for such yes
sells.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-21
NO BAPTIZE.

The ordinance Of baptism will be
observed by the Reorganized Church
of Jesus Christ Of, Latter Day Saints
at Stealey Heights at q o'clock this.
afternoon followed with preaching by
Apostle r. g. Russell.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-21
STREET RAILWAY
Is Offered by Its Owner to a
Texas City as a Christ
mas Gift.

san ANGELO, Tex, Nov. 90
u. D. Sugg, a wealthy resident, has
offered the San Angelo street railway
system valued at about 100000, to
the city as a Christmas gift, according
to a announcement here today. City
authorities are undecided as to
whether the gift should be accepted.
The car system. 1t is understood, has
proved Improbable.
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ExTRA SESSION.

PARIS. Nov. 20. 2:a5 ,. m.-- Lis
hon despatch TO the Havas Agency
says that In view OF tie acceptance OF
the resignation OF the Portuguese cab
inet, parliament Will be called In extra
session before December 2.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-21
No,TcoNFIRI1,a,llljFlIE'lDlI,'..

tai tsS Assee,Arsp psssa X 4,
NJ ROME, Noy.t 20-S:45 ~ Re-
ports that Monastir has fallen per-
fsist here IN circles close to Balkan
affairs, but ofticiai confirmation is
lacking. ,,
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VESPER SERVICES.

"A vesper service is to be held at,
81 40 O'Clock this afternoon at the
leaaduarters of the Young Wonian's
Christian Association on Telegram
Square.
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MISSING noAT FOUND.

1Iii. "a 81 tDv AFeociATEptH Esei . z %
TARANTO, Italy, Nov. 90 One Qt
the missing boats OF the Italian liner
Ancona recently sunk by a submarine
:has been found beached near this
port. It contained thirteen bodies.
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atBy A.ssoclatad press.l.

a LOS AGELNS. Nov. 20.4Eie-
ports received here early to-
night stated that. 4 sharp
earthquake was felt at Ais
O'clock this afternoon through-
out the Imperial valley and
other points in southern Cali
fornia. No material damage
has been reported
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DIVES mo- BE Old. /!
tsyIAssoe,.rkp ,a,rs,,

tsYAssoe,sIFp rsEss,
s HAGERSTOWN, Md. Nov. 20
Mrs. Julia Ann Conkline, aged 101
years. died last night in Boonsboro.
Her death was caused by general de-;
lbility.
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SHARP EARTHQUAKES.

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