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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-12-30
MELLYS MGORNER

Throughout the New York State
League circuit Harrisburg is being re-
ferred to as one of the strongest con-
tenders for a berth in that organ
ization. Officials of this league argue
that a city showing an average attend
ance of 1000 for eighteen straight
days is a desirable place for baseball.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-12-30
Griffith Ready to Trade;
Includes Chick GandiI
.SbcciaI to the TcIecrath

Washington, d. c.. Dec. 3O.-Man-
ager Griffith. of the Nationals, de-
clared his willingness yesterday to turn
First Baseman Chick Gandil Second
Baseman Ray Morgan and Pitcher Joe
Boehling over to the Cleveland club if
such action will benefit the Indians.
Gandil will be delighted to play in
Cleveland, Morgan and Boehling have
always done well in Cleveland. Ban
Johnson is in favor Of the plan. Grif-
fifth says the question of payment for
the players will be easily disposed of
if Somers wants them.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-12-30
BIRDSBORO MAN KILLED BY
TRAIN
Special to The Telegraph

Reading, Pa, Dec 80. - George
Reigner of Birdsboro, was instantly
killed yesterday afternoon when a
Pennsylvania Railroad passenger
train struck a horse and buggy he
was driving at a grade crossing near
this city. The buggy was demolished
and the horse badly injured
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-12-30
Cumberland Valley Railroad
TIME TABLE

IttNIN0 ItdNt IfdTTISDUIE-
For Winchester and Martnsburg at
5:03, "7:52 a. M, +S:40 T.. m.
For Hagerstown, Chambersburg, Car
Isle. Mechanicsburg and intermediate
stations at "5:O3, "7:52 "11:53 a. m,
*3:40. 5:37, ~7:45. "11:00 p. m.
Additional trains for Carlisle and
Meehanicsburg at 9:f8 a. m, 2:16, 1926,
6:3O 9:35 a. m.
For Dillsburg at 500. *7:52 and
"11:53 a. m, 2:16, "3:4O, 5:37 and $50
p. m.
Sunday. II. A. RIDDLE,
J. II. TONGE. G.. p. A.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-12-30
INDEPENDENTS PLAY DOUBLE
HEADER

The Casino Independent League
had another double-header last night
The Oregon five won from the Re-
cruits, scores 2,3O9 to 2,324, and
moved into fourth place. The Lam
GERS defeated the Trojans, scores 2,423
to 2,190. The standing of the teams
follow:
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-12-30

commissioners complete the revision
of baseball league circuits there may
be no opportunity for another minor
body.
The postponement OF the Willard
Fulton fight caused no surprise in ring
circles. Willard is the recognized
heavyweight champion, but he is not a
strong public idol. His refusal to take
on any fighter for a year, or even par
ticipate in any engagements with prob
able corners, decreased his popularity.
When he picked Fred Fulton, prac-
tically unknown as a fighter. il looked
as If he was again going after easy
money. The public is tired of enrich
ing fighters who refuse to fight.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-04
Stnrm iiberbanert, aber
geitranbet.
Ferional bee nprluegiidlen Sd,iffcs
Isgi in Sidlerheit.

Sontu @orburo, Sal. 4.
Woi. 9as nortpegiihc Sniff 9lgei,
bos 5fpei Gage long bilflos I'M Soci-
fiifen S5enn bcrlmgctricbcn butte,
ieitoem es iid bon Dem 9anpfer 60
gar &C. Tance lp0breno oes Sturmes
bonn lesten SSreitag losgeriiien bate,
lit laiit eiller beite eingetrofTencil
Neloung geitern on ocn 5ultpttalip-
pen un @eitenoe Der Santn 9foio- SSSn-
ieln geitranbet. 0as Yerionul bon
20 Wann bcfinbct iih in S6erbeit.
Sic slggi batte am Sonneritog' i'm
Sau ser %once. Die lid ourd) ben So
nanlafanol bate i6leppen ioQen,
San Sroncisco sur Sabrt uafShpe.
oeu perlaiien. 9ie Sance ipuroe in
beih1bigtent 3uitanoe na6 San
Srancisoo gebradt, nadoeln basSau,
ous iie nit Der slgsi perbuno, gcrii-
len mar.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-04
Sam6aufidliber mie=
Der tatig.
Sas 5weite Opfer inngcr
Snabc an Ncm 9Orfs
Sficitc.
Eulisei perSpppelt ibreu 6ifer Snr
@erbaftnns be9 Caters.
Sffcnbar bas 9Serf eincs ,Srriinaigen
in beibcn NiurhfGllcn.
Rnnif nrtcr Gltern fleiner Siuner in
iener 9toGlbaridluft.

e en- gorf, /. Wtoi. llcbcr5cilgt.
6oS Gborlcs Wturron. 0cr i1a Sahre
oItc &nobc, bcr gcitcrn obcnb I'M
Nulscingnne cincs Scncmcntbauic3
dn Der untercn Sltlcitc CrmprDct uiif.
gcfllnoclt lnur0C. Dnn ocnlcltcn
Ntonnc gctotet miroc. Der ON 70.
gtnr5 6ic iilnl ><nhrc ultc Sconore
Gohn crllorbct bottc, nludltc hcifc
olc EpIi6ci allC nl0gIidlcn 9lmllrCn.
gungcn, 0es NtorObubcn bnbDart 5u
pcrbcn. 9icibcn &inocrn mar Der
9olldl nlIfgeidlIitt mpr0Cn, mc -baIb
man pcrnuitet. 0oB bic Ytoroe uon
eincm &rriimigcn ucrilbt murocn.
Wfcbrcrc Wf0nner, bic iid) in ocr
gtodborihnft oca 0aules. i'll bcHl
Dturrap bel icincn @ltcrn lcbte, uuf-
hiclten. lplirocn Dcrbnftct, nbcr Die
meiitcn oaupn rreigeloiicn. OILS oie
fleinC Smmritcr oes ernor0ctcn ano-
ben tic nidjt oIs ben Ntonn ioentiii-
Sicrcn fnnntc. oel: itc aIls Dem Snitle
hottie lnifcn 9clrben. in Dem baIo
borulii Die 9ci6c ocs -&nohen ectur.
Den lpurbe.
Cir forbiaer Torter, in 6ciicn
&leibern man mebrerc roltigc Roiicr-
meier mo eincn HenoIpcr fono, uno
Der lid nahc Dem Whirrnp ihet Sooits
herumtricb. lit nod in SOFT.
"a ii6 Scr 5peiic Wtor0 mir cine
fursc Strcfc bon ocln Sdlauplot Der
GrnnrbunQ Der ncinen Go5n ob-
ipicltc. 10 bcrrldlt INTER Den Gltern
flcincr Siin0er un Der untercn Sitie,ie
bctr1htlihe 9liirceunQ uno 9ngit.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-04
@eitere Seridte ab=
gewartet.
&rgiernng fiiblt I'M @mlf=
ligbt=TaQ ibren
&eg.
Seine Sdlritte ppr Hriifnna Der De-
tailliertcn GcridDtc.
Sentigc Administering beidIaf'
tigtc iid) nit Dem 6aa.
8eneralfpninl Sfinner hat nus SDn-
Don eincn @eridJt eineeianbt.

9as Sabinctt beiprad) beilte alis-
fubrlid) Die 3critorung Der @ulfligbt
uo naf Der Sitltng mieocrboltcil
aabinettsmitgliebcr, oaB Der Stono.
punft Ger Der. Stnaten nift Dor
@intreficn meitcrer Gin6elbeiten fcIt-
gclegt perbcn miro
" q ! + bington. 4. Qtui. Eroii-
bent 9SiIlon cntbielt lid, bcllte elncs
&onlmentars iiber bic 3eritorlme
bG5 amerifoniihcn Gontpfers Suli.
Iigbt burd ein nngeblihes oelitidcs
llnterleeboot inb mortct gtahridtcn
iiber ale Sntiadlen uno llnlitonoe ab.
Ger Graiiocnt ingtc bios. ouB or el-
nen ausfilbrlihen 8eridlt oes Son
luls Stepbens i'll Tlnnlolltb. eng
lanb. uno oes 9otid,ofters @craro
in Berlin nbrpdrte.
lleber bcn San bcs 9cpn e. Sbre-
lber, ienes 9lmerifaners. befrngt. Der
ertrnnf, OILS Ger britiidlc Ionlpfer
,Solobo ourh cin oclltihcs Snldl.
boot gum Sinfen ecbraht morbeu
mur. erflorte Erdiioent SSilion ooB
bisher feineSOrltellunoen on 9eiltid)-
Iano genlndt pltrocn Iulo oaB Die
ier Snll Iebr mahriheinlih nit nnbe-
rem Sdaer 5itinnrntenbcbou0elt mer.
Den miro, olc uuigetaudt iinb. oo
ieincr 9lniiht nadl of bielc ,SGllc ell
Cell Der &riegs5one SerbGltnilie
limo.
Seutc friib botten Der Trdiiocni
unb Sefretdr @rpnn cine lnn9e Gon-
fcren5. nber oie Sricgs5onen 6ollC
ioaen nidt erortert norbcn iein
9ies peri6ob non, bis cine GRIND.
lide Trilflrne bes @ulflight 3ni-
ihenfulles genIudlt meroen fornte
@enerolfoniul Sfinncr in 9onoon
mcloete Dem Staatsocpartenient, bniI
Der erite Sfii5icr Ser 8ililight nit
gctcilt hatte, oob ons llntericeboot %
Winilten, che bos 3orpebo obgefercri
poroen mar, geiihtct morocn fpGrc
Iic Offi5icrc bcsShifies ioubten SC,
legrantmc on bos Stnotsbcportement
porin foftiidl bieieIbc Conformation
gegcben miro, Die mnn mis nnocrcn
Guellen erbaltcn battc. gs miro nir
hin5ugefiigt. ooB Die @cielli6aft feine
&enntnis oopon bate, oaB Die 9a.
onng8uiolin fir anberen ais fiir pri-
noten %erbraud) beitimntt mar.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-04
Sic Stimmnne in ,talicn.

u o III, ilber Gnris, 4. Mai. ,tr
ciner Grtrooitsqobc teiltc gciteru
u6cno ooS 8iornole o'IStalia nit,
0ob mcoer 2onia %ietor emanuel,
nod Die Niitalicoer oe5 aabinctts
DER helltigen gntbiillung ocs 0enf-
mails iiir 8oriboloi mo ieine Sau-
lcno in Gnarto Cant eleno beiipoh-
neu perocn @s bcibt. OnB Die Vtit-
qlicoer oes aabiuctts in ibrer gcitri-
acn Sieliug beihloiien hobcu, Der
Gntbilllung iern6lIbleiben, poroilI
mldl DER aonie iidI cntid)loilen habc,
nidli nad) Suarto Snnt' Glcno nb-
5ureiicn.
Gin 0eomter oes oustportiacn
9lntes ioa erflGrt bnben. Der 8e-
idDlu6 oes Mfiniiteriiims ici ouf Ole
aeidhrIid,c Gage in Srlpolitanie1
5uriid5ufilhreu. mo SStolien geno-
tiat iein fonnte. 5u Den 1rBerlten
Mabreacln ju ereiien. I'M rnIcrC
aolonie 5u beidiisen, in Der oeutidle
glgcnten cine Hebcllion Slt cntfudle1
fud)en".
Gs oori nidt iiberichen lpcrocn
bo6 bie gau5e Senoen5 Der Nenfnals'
enthiiQun9 in Suorto Snlt' Glcro
einen Observation-Disclosures Gborafter
hot. bot. Sie 9lnpcienbcit bcs So
nigs bel Der Seier fonutc olio bon
Seiterrcih ols unircunoliher Nft all.
geieben neroen.
gs id)eint ridtie 5u iein. oaB tSiirit
guelotp SuntItag abeno Der italicni'
ihen HcgieriIng fpeitere Sugeltono.
niiic Seiterreifs nlitteilen fonnte
9ann biirfte er oararf hingeipieler
hoben. oaB ole glnipeienbeit bes So
nigs unb Der Ntiniitcr in Sunrtc
Sont' @lenc ocn @rud) ;r einem inl'
bcilbaren MAIDEN piiroe, porallf iid
oos Yfiniitcrium 5u ieinem 9eihluiie
oeranloBt geieben baben oiirfte. midi
aur Genfmalsentbiillung pl aeben
Iufn1crfiame 9cobafter bolten iif
MN 5iim Sdlitiie bered,tiat, oaB Der
6rieg SniIhen SStnlien uno Seitcr.
reid llngarn beiite nid,t 10 nabc iit
mic er Somitag mar
n m, iiber Yoris. 4. Niai. Die
Soea gta5iouole erjdbrt bon einem
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-04
0ewileuloie politiide
0egner.
&ngel nno Serlenmbnng
fiir Siirgermeiiter>
GamOiOat.
(srfolsloier slttentatsuerindj etgen
Scbaitian in 2ps gnseles.
slmh Der sesem i'm sefiibrte Irr5eh
nrgeblid) elm Spmplptt.
&uruablen in Gngelsitnot errcsen
Sntereiie i'm gonsem Sanbe.

Cos 4neeIes, GoI., 4. Dioi.
Gic 9lrsiiften bon Charles 6. Sc
haltinn, Dem bonn gmt iuspenoiNrten
Eoli5cihef. nit @e6uq uuf ieine go
minicrl,ng olS 9ilreermeilter Som
bibot in ben belItieen Erimorlpoblcn
bil0en Dos Sogesgeiprod. nod)ocm
geltcrn dbcnb Der Geriud, 9e.nadt
mnroen mar, i'm 5u ermor6en. iuh
% nod Der Ero5eB eceen ibl in,
8an9C III. nobel er lid, ecgcn YIN
flo1en Der llnnlorolittt 5u pcrtcioi-
len bat.
Sebnitiun mare Inn Suorcsbrcitc
pon ocr &racl zines ieiner Scinne &C
trnffen mOr6en. Gr iob I'M Beiprad)
nit :. :. &oDer. Der eeitcrn cincr
lelner 3cuecn IL Dem 9>ro5eB mar.
III oem &orbcr5ilnnler iciues Suuic5,
.,ls geeer If llbr oas Sclepbon lon
tete ltnb er iidl on ben 9lpporat be-
CAB. 0err Scbuiiian iproG etlpa
;cEn VtillIteil. 0ie Stilnme uni
anoren @noc ocs 9robtcs ihicn Ole
zines 6reun6es 81 iein, Der iih er.
tllnoIgtc, mlc er ieinen Stinrill5cttcl
bel ben beutiesn Erim1rmabIcn mar
fiercn ioGle. Inn ieine Stimnic filr
Sebaltlan ab5ltgCben.
3u &oper 5uriiffebrcnb. molltc
Ii6 9err Scbaitiun eerabe nieoer-
leten, nls cin Sflub opeefeuert mur-
DC uno cine &ugel ourfl bos 3Seiliter
fro6tc. Sic eing gerooc iibcr oell
Stubl binpee, olli Den lid Scbuitial
nie0erlalIen molte. llnnlitteIbur oa.
roui fom cine 6pcite augel burnS
Senltcr lmo olrrdlidnlla ein Bud,
ona olIf einenl Silf in Der Wtitte 0es
3inlmers lag.
9rrh oic SdIlic herbeiaclodte
9tohbarn bcbollpten, tic bdtten einell
0tnnn III eincm Iihten llcberrof ln0
nit elmer Sonbtoihe in Scr cinCli
'0aib bnponlnufen gcichCn. Gr fom
oher hintcr Dem Souuic hcrous. Gtno
cine Stlmoc ppr Dem glttentai3per-
llth pollen oicptadbdrn ;meiW2onncr
bemerft habeit, bic lid, I'M Sdlattcll
Der Scrnnbn oes Scboltion ihen
&nlIic5 berltcft Dicltcll.
Scboltion hotte itcts bcbuuptct,
bob Die acknowledgements oere1tne-
aen er lett pro5eiiiert miro. nur bic
,Soleen cines politliden &onplottcs
iin0, bos geifnliebct nurbe, oils CT
ieine aunoibatur ols 8ilrecrneiiter
nnfiln6igte.
6reb ). @hifien. Tr1iibent oes
Stubtrates. iinb 9iolph Grisncli, Gil
So5iolilten ,Siibrer. idleinen leine
itdrfiten @cgncr ou iein. Sic @Gb,
Ter lperoen belttc Gonbiboten fir t9
Itootiihc 9lcnlter nonliltieren.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-04
SOb fam anf Seimfabrt.
SOrsrek- -Ibseurbneter @pnlben BON
gtcip gurf ploblidl geitprbcn.

GbiIobeIpbio. 4. Miai. =
aongrc6- 9lbgeorbneter s. q. Soul
Den Don 9ten 9orf itiir6te geitcrl
nuhn1ittag III Der hieiigeu 9roob-
itrobe- Citation Der Senniplponio-
9abn tot 5ilianlnten. Serr 8orlbcn
befanb iid) auf Der Seiiuiabrt ous
0farplano, als i'm ein Scr5i6loa
oabinroffte.
Nen Yorf, 4. Moi. aongreb-
9lbgeorbnetcr Soiepb. q. @oulben
lebte i'm 9ronr, mo er oen 90. &on-
greb- -9iftrift pertrot. Gr mar &c.
mofrat lrno oiente i'm 80. unb 63,
aongreb inb tpitrbe i'm Nopembcr
in oen Ga. 9ongreB eripdblt. Gr
puroe IN 1914 in goons County,
Ha., geboren.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-04
@eifDe lag in Srnnneu.
Ernn in ,Sofipn idJeiuf Selbitmprb
beaangen III hnben.

Sad on Niih.. 1. Nloi. 1frou
SSSobn u. Sn1itb. Die 90 Sabre oite
@ottin eines befornieu 9ofomotip-
flbrcrs in Eicnitcn ocr gtidigon
Central 9nhn, ihcint m6hreno Der
pcrfloliencn 9todt ober beutc irilb
Sclbltnlor6 0ur6Grtrulfcn 6cqotqen
5lt bobcn. 9todl Dem Grmod)cn ionO
bclltc Die 6onliIic. oob SSrou Snlitb
Dos Sous nerIoilcn bottc. mo ibr
Eerihlpt!loen lnur0C Scr &oli5ei air.
9lnici9c gebroht. @oIo 6uruui cilt-
oedte ieboh Gin 9tohbur 7Srou
Smitb's 2eihe III einem GriI;tnen.
9ic 0rou NOR ieit lonqein mclond,o-
lllG mo bntte in Den Icsten spci
9Sohren nte6erbplt eehrobt, iin nos
Sebcl nehnen 5u moncn.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-04

ife Sitllution iit1 in fllr5er 9eit flo
ren miro. Gr hatte 1idltS bon einem
angebli6en l(ltimntum SSopons on
Gbina gebort, nie 8reBocpeiden aus
Sofio- beri6tet batten, nno id)enft
au6 0ieien 9tohridtcn feinen 8Iou.
ben, 5itmol BON 3eit ST 3eit Ieit 9e-
glnn Der llnterbanOlungen inuner
pieoer iolfe gtnhrid)ten iiber ongeb-
lihe Ultimate eingetroffcn poren.
Die gtobrihtcn, oab ii6 Gbino on
Die Scr. Staoten um moraIiid)c I'M
teritiieung 6ci ben llnterbonoIingcn
NIT SSnpan gelpanot bate, erfldrte
Der Yroiibent fiir unpobr. Der Gr1-
iioent iagte, er fonne 3rpar norldufig
nid)t iiber Die Soltrng Der Ser. Stnn-
ten 5u ben 6rngen in iernerSiten iif)
oltsipreden, oo6 baltic er Die Sitiio.
tion iiir gcbeiiert.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-04
SnnfprGiibcmt seitprben.

@ranb &opios, Niif., 4.
0toi. {. j. 9ople, Yroiioent Der
9pnel Statc 9anf, itarb hcllte friib
iii ieinem Saiis in 9otpea. Gr NOR 60
Sabre oft unb uicle SSobrc in sSinan5-
mo 6ol5banblcr-Grei bieieS Sci
les oes Staotes prominent.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-04
@ad)ienoe Mariaulos.

&ir offerieren einhunoert Collars
in 8olo fiir Die beiten 9lilmen. 9iu-
ZEN Sic Serrn Soron, @cit 5000 aiif
lnlb er miro Sbnen ein frcics Yafet
Sa;ien 5iiien6en (Nn;.)
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-04
,,&rDmprini" nod Not
fDlf.
Snterniernna biz sum ariessidllnf
i'm bprtigen Sdiffsbuf.

gfemport gtcms, @u., 4.
Nai. Der ocilti6e Silfsfreil5er
&ronprin5 Nilbelm muroe bellte
nad 9torfolf getaitt, nm i'm oortiecn
SdIiffsbof bis 5lnn Griegsihlub in
terlliert 5lt fperoen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-04
Neser selpndlt.

% b lie, 9lla., 1. 0ioi. TSeiie
Satif, Elm 9teger, Der eines 9lnarif-
res oltf einc ipeiBe iSrou bei6uloiat
mar, nnroe gcltern obeitO nnbe sui
ton 9elpnd]t.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-04
iSest 1T bic 3eit snm gflanSen.

3elepbonieren Sic Serrn Sorolt,
@eit 5000 mo er miro 1S6nen eil
freies Yodct 0lorigoIo Samen 5uien-
ben. @inbunoert Collars i'll 9olo mir
Die beiten 9lumen (lnS)
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-04

Stnlll)e SauUDDDlc lcBtll
ibrf Sdtigfeit nner=
miiblid) fort.
SritiIdler Snmpier Wiintcrne bel
Seillninieln ucricnft.
Illucrtc lanbeten anacblidl bet Gphc'
ius in &leinaiien.
Snli bon Smnrnn nnterhunoelt me-
gen llebergabe Der Stabt.
Stalicn hcutc uum 3ricg peiter cnt-
iernt ais Samitas.
%crbanolnngcn nit Der Spppclmu-
nnrdlic luieber aufsenpmmen.
Soniq mno Niniitcr inhren nidlt nadl
Gnartu Snnt' elena.
Vctl SenfmaisenfHnunng oferrcinl-
feinolidl tit.
Tenc oiterrcidliidlc Cperatiunen &c
acn Muntenegru nno Serbien.
ltcber bic Sarbnnellcnppcratiunen
feline pffisiellen Seridlte.
linpffisica beikt cs, baesllliiertc Sort
idlritte MAIDEN.
Gngliidl ocntifleS 1tebereiufummen
iiber ariegsgefangene.
Sritiidler Sd,nBfansler leat oas
arieasbnbget uur.
%pm NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. niflts
bciunoeres Hencs.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-04

Xte einatse fdaci8e oe,tf.
r8e geifung in 2ai8igan.
wec8e oie 9epefResr osx
1M. 8rsHe Brinst
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-04
Gas SSetter:

Sentc madlt, beiuDlft, tuahridleinlidJ
Sroit; murssu, idj0n; nahise
gturbpeitipiubc.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-10-02

Tucker came an hour earlier, cheory
and riotously overjoyed to find the sta
ton safe. He swung up to the tower
and eyed Bellamy's haggard face with
pursed lips and squinted eyes.
bad night, eh?" he asked. "S,me
boy you are to hold out. tried to get
down, but there wasn't ghost OF a
chance till the river dropped bit.
There's No. $40 coming up all right but
the express tracks under water
Bellamy did not answer. He drop
ped down to meet the local as it came
cautiously along. 1t would have news
for him. The engineer leaned out and
swung a friendly arm at him. It was
just daybreak And as he stood watch
ing on the platform he saw Madge on
the steps Of the end car. She slipped
into his outstretched arms joyfully,
without regard for engineer, Tucker or
passengers.
1--WE got them all right, Tom." she
cried. Every life saved! But my sta
tons gone down the river. had to
come up and tell you and was afraid
Tucker called down from the tower:
Headquarters on the wire, Tom.
Asking details on the heroic deed. Any
report?" ..
"Tell them No. 10 resigns. Object,
matrimony," Bellamy answered.
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VERDICT FOR $4,000
is GIVEN LAMPHIER

Montezuma, Sept. 3o.-The largest
verdict ever rendered in personal
injury case was given by the jury in
the case of James Lamphier against
the M. & st. l.. railroad when they
awarded the plaintiff the sum of
$25, 900.
Lamphier was in charge of the
pump station at Skunk river north Of
New Sharon. In December there was
an accumulation of ice upon the tank
and the platform around it. Lam
phier went up on the platform to re-
move some of the ice so that the
spout would work properly and fell
to the ground below receiving in
juries resulting in partial paralysis of
his limbs and other parts of the body.
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DEATH ENTERS TWO
CHARLTON HOMES

Charlton Sept 3O.-Willie E. New.
man, infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII.
liam E, Newman of English township
departed this life at their home Wed.
nesday morning, September 20, 1915
at the age of about seven months
The little one had not been strong
from birth but it's last illness was OF
two weeks duration. Funeral ser
vices conducted by Rev. George j.
Cornford, will be held at the New.
bern u. B. church this afternoon at 2
O'clock after which the remains will
be laid to rest in the Newbern GENE
Martha Viola Monson. daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Monsoon, passed
away at their home in east Charlton
Tuesday, September 20. 1915, at the
age of one year, six months and two
days, after a brief illness. Funeral
services, conducted by Rev. Herbert
]. Bryce, pastor of the Baptist church,
were held at the home yesterday af.
ternoon at 2 o'clock, followed by in,
torment in the Oxford cemetery.
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was to him. And she called back
just this:
II know dear. Here comes the ex.
press. The waters up to my door.
Goodby." =,
He staggered to the window and
hung out, listening as If he could have
made the night tell him what was hap
pening out in the heart of it. There
came the call OF the express as it
swung around the curve below her;
above the roar of the waters it came
family, far-off, broken shrek, it
seemed to him for help. Then silence.
He called Sweetwater doggedly, but
no answer came. His wire was still
alive, though, and he caught the first
big town south, asking help for Sweet
water and the express. When they
asked who was on for the night there,
he called back: THAT girl - Operator
No. TO-"
Through the slow, dread hours till
dawn broke he sat head down on his
arms at his table. Yet she had told
him to stick and he lived UP to her
measure of him, answering each call
that came up the valley, warning each
town along the river, stopping each
train at the points of safety, as she
would have begged him to do.
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rs To Real Beauty

fact too, that the thought Of beauty
held in your own mind will influence
the growth of the same thought in the
minds Of those whom you meet To
be sure, mere thinking so won't make
1t so-other things must be done.
You must clear your skin, until, ii
you are brunette it will be smooth
olive with faint flush Of red in the
cheeks, or if you are blonde, It
will be creamy white or perhaps
that much lauded peach-bloom tint,
with the cheeks a brighter pink. A
woman with a perfect complexion
could not be homely even if she were
cross.eyed. And perfect complexion
is the easiest thing to acquire.
Then-stand erect, chest out and
shoulders back. This gives you
poise. Beautiful teeth are a matter
of good dentist; good hair, mat
ter of care. For the rest, learn to
dress properly, to suit your type.
This is something we will go into de-
tail about later; for the present, re-
member that faith backed by action
accomplishes miracles.
Questions and Answers
The pores of mig nose and the up
per part of my cheeks are large and
coarse. What could I do to make
this part of my skin as nice cs the
rest?-C. G. S.
RepIy-Circulation around the nose
Is always poorer than in the rest OF
the face. Try gentle steaming for
about ten minutes each night. Follow
this by rubbing in a good cleansing
cream, wiping the surplus off with a
soft cloth. Diet for a week, and al.
ways watch your digestion, as too
much or too rich food will cause
large pores.
+
MY hands are d11o1ys covered acith
ugly yell01o stains and spots that
soon't come off. / haze to do my
o1on houseaoork, but .1ould like nice
Uhite hands. Can you tell me ho10s
Reply-Keep lemon and piece of
pumice stone in the soap dish by the
kitchen sink. After you are through
your work, rub the lemon all over
your hands, and then rub the stains
with the pumice, and rinse. When
peeling vegetables keep them and
your hands under running water or
in a bowl Of water as much as pos
sible-this will avoid staining.
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mands and dangers. 1t was not only
black by name, but 1t held the black
balled place of honor with every opera.
tor in Wisconsin. < 49,
The first day he leaned out Of the
tower window cycling the landscape.
Timber stretches along the hill line to
the north and west, then the river,
black and turbulent, winding restless
ly through the valley, then the EN-.
bankment and railroad tracks and his
tower that was Black Creek station.
lone eyrie perched near the water
There were freight platform and a
shed. Back in the hills, if you follow
ed the tcorduroy road, you came TO a