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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-27
DID A MONKEY
KILL THIS GIRL?

PARIS. Dec. %. l p. m-"The muir
ders IN the Rue Morgue" as depicted
by EdEar Allan Poe are having their
counterpart in the real life at Cler-
mont-Ferrand during the %unraveling OF
the mystery surrounding the death by
violence last August OF Nile. Marie
Christophle. a young woman belonging
To n Of the wealthiest families Of the
place. The police have been investi-
eating a report that the girl was slain
by a monkey.
During the night on which Marie
Christouhle met her death a fire oc-
cured In her home. Neighbors rushed
In and found her dead with wounds on
her head. Various theories were put
forward az TO the cause Of death and
the Christophle family offered a large
reward for the capture Of the person
or persons who killed her. Last Oc-
tober the Inquiries by the police led
10 the arrest Of the girls brother. Jean
Christophle. and her mother. Nine
Marguerite Chritophle. who are alleged
10 have had O. hand In her death.
Recently reports became current in
ClerU ~nt-F errand that a monkey had
gained entrance 10 Marie ChristophIe's
chamber and killed her. As a result
the police searched the town. They
found five animals. bui an alibi has
been established for each.
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ANOTHER FIRE
ON SUGAR SHIP

NEW YORK. Dec. 26.-Fire, said by
the police to have been of suspicious
origin, was discovered late today
aboard the steamer Inchmoor owned
by The w. Runciman company OF New
Castle. England. while she was loading
with sugar at the foot of Warren
street, Brooklyn. The loss has not
been determined but IL will be consid-
cradle. The fire seemed to be burn
ing in y dozen place at once on the
hold No. 3.
The Inchmoor was TO have sailed
Tuesday for British ports.
Several vessels loaded with sugar
for Great Britain or her a1ies have
been damaged by fire or bombs since
last March. four Of them this month.
The cargo of the Devon City was
by a bomb here on April %.
nre aboard the Craigside khile she
was being loaded at this part July -
caused Sl50.0OO loss: fire vas found
in eight places in the suga- aboard
the Euterpe while at her pier in
Brooklyn on November 3: a bomb ON
M Rio Lagos. which caught fire al
sea November 4. caused a loss of sos
900; the Tyninghame caught fire al
her pier in Brooklyn December 6. the
Carlton arrived at Halifax the same
day with her cargo afire: the Lord
Ormonde arrived at Bordeaux Decem.
Der 10 with her cargo afre.
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ATTACK BRITISH
toonunusd Prom rir.s rare,

various reports on the situation in the
Balkans. some ~contending hat the
Bulgarians have accomplished all the
territorial gains within their immedi-
ate ambitions and therefore will not
move further. Other correspondents
represent them as being determined to
extend their boundaries to include the
important port OF Saloniki.
Germany probably is confronted with
the problem of curbing the conflicting
ambitions % her two Balkan allies,
Turkey n Bulgaria. and also trying
TO keep the friendship OF Greece whose
support she is credited with still hop
ing to gain. The latest reported Greek
move is the prohibition OF the export
OF food supplies from Greece to the
Franco-British army az Saloniki. Cen
eral Castelnau. chief OF the French
General STAFF. has visited King Con-
stantine m met the army stan and
the ministers OF allied countries.
King Peter OF Serbia. has arrived in
Italy from Avalon and will be the guest
OF King Victor Emmanuel. King Peter
Will be entertained in the royal palace
at Caserta-
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Bio pamaae AZ Ro.ton-

BOSTON. Dec. pa gale which
carried snow and rain at a velocity OF
20 miles an hour damaged electric
wire circuits. levelled chlmneys. I'M
rooted buildings. and uproOted trees
In this city and many other parts Of
New England today. Along the coast.
small boats in harbor we're torn from
their moorings and cast ashore.
Tho coal laden British schooner.
Maynower. disabled By the gale was
In a -precarious position near the
breakers on Cape Ann tonight and n
was feared that she would pound 10
pieces. The members Of her crew
were rescued by coastguards.
in Manchester. n. r.. and Lewiston.
Bangor and Portland. Maine. the storm
interrupted the traffic on suburban
telephone and telegraph services was
crippled for n time Rhode Island al
20 felt the effects 0f tho storm aa.
veroly. much damage being caused 10
property along the shores Of Nara.
gansett Ray by a high tide
Damage 90 The telegraph unoa was
reported in Vermont Heavy rain was
Followed by snow which reached a
depth ~ eight inches in that state
The snow ZEN in other parts of Now
ENGLAND was light By niehffau he
sky had cleared
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WANTS U. S. TO
OPEN GERMAN CABLE

BERLIN. via London. Dec. %. 1926
p. m.-The American Association of
commerce and Trade OF Berlin has
sent wireless messages 20 tn speaker
OF the house OF representatives and
the chamber OF commerce Of the
United States az WASHINGTON urging
the pressing need Of re-establishinr
cable communication with Germany
under control OF the American severn.
ment on account OF the vital Issues 10.
volved and asking congressional ac.
ton toward this end.
The messages do not 20 into details.
but the association believes that the
desired result can be accomplished
either by taking advantage of Ger.
manys earlier OFFER to turn over the
severed German-American cable to the
American government TO repair and
operate. or by laying a purely Ameri-
can cable between the United States
and neutral Scandinavia or Holland.
which will be assured from the start
OF q large business.
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iAkiS. Dec. %. 5t15 p. m-"The hos
tlllties on the French front which thus
Iar nave consisted only Of cannonad~s.
may take on a more serious turn" saws
me temps. lu a military review. '4Tho
vino - blowing from the east which
VIII permit the enemy 90 use aaphvxia-
llnE gas u T. then the most elemen-
tary prudence for us 10 BE- ready with
mesEs and man the batteries.
" o. not known where the enemy will
attempt the supreme effort The Novon
point on the front nearest Paris MAJ a.
selected a. well as the English line al
fpres and y II possible that the Cham
tfhe VIII be chosen as a place Of bat
le Inc condition OF the ground. which
pr ~thoroughly soaked and almost inn
practicable IN certain regions also will
play r. part IN the decision Of the enemy.
NoWherc VIII tho French he surprised bv
entire front" ~"
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FREAK STORM


several ocean liners dropped anchor
until The yale abated twenty-five
persons aboard fifteen canal boats
driven ashore or Sandy Hook were
rescued by the coasf guard crew at
that point assisted by thn crew Of tho
coast guard cutter Seneca Those
saved Included tho wives end children
OF ffo boat captains James DNoIi.
Do command of ono OF The boats. was
knock'd into The aoa by a flying board
and drowned
a barge Iu tow N thr tug Seneca
from Norfolk Tor New EnrIand porte
sprang a leak and sank Twelve miles
east Of Ambrose uRhfHhIp seven
Erie railroad barrca loaded with auto
mobiles fanf ln The East river
Tho deaths ln The city rcnuIfinv
from thc yale occurred this morrInr
while The binding snow storm was al
81 holght A fireman was fatally in.
jurod while responding to on alarm
= woman was run over hy a street
car p motorman 0f which could nor
$50 her on Tho track Another woman
coilapHei and died in tho street while
battling against thc gale on her way
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PRAISES y JEWS

ST LOUIS Dec 2G-Habbi Max
Heller of New Orleans. was tho prin.
cipal speaker at today session OF tho
twenty fourth annual assembly of tho
Jewish chautauqua society. In bits I'D.
drces ho said "Thc Jew ia tho OBJ.
served of Oh observed. rcnsurcd and
naEEed go from onc side. over praised
and over admired from the other 20
ie for him to find himself and fo rocoe.
nizo that only through n ronsriouanoas
OF The worth ~ BE own people n ho
DO q whole man and the worlds aavnnt
fu The extent 81 bic putcntIaufIca
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MERCHANT MARINE
ON THE INCREASE

WASHINGTON, Dec. 26.-Althougn
the number OF merchantships under
the American flag decreased during
the fiscal years ending with last June.
the tonnage OF the Merchant Marine
showed a record breaking increase. ac-
cording to the annual report OF the
commission Of navigation. made public
tonight.
On June 80. 1914. 2s.si3 vessels hav-
ing a total tonnage of 1928, SIS were
under American registry. A year later
the number had decreased TO 26.TOl,
but the aggregate tonnage was $3.50
AS. Figures made public recently by
the commissioner showed that since
the fiscal tear closed there had been
a steady increase both In number of
ships and tonnage. the merchant ma
rine on December / comprising 26,SSs
vessels, a~ggregating s.444.25S tons.
gross.
A Normal Result.
The decline in the number Of ves-
sells with an increase in the total ton
mage Is the normal result of the de-
velopment of water transportation"
says the report. The size of vessels
has been steadily increasing since
steam came into general use. In tom
mage and value the merchant shipping
and the American flag is
only by that under the British nag
and in tonnage A. equals that under
any two foreign flags combined ex-
cept the British"
The fiscal years ship building rec
ord shows a total OF 1.157 vessels on
s25.l22 gross o constructed IN
American yards in registered under
the American flag.
Receipts from tonnage duties during
the year were S1.315,425, a new
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Paris. Dec. 20. 1885 p. m.-"The
Greek government has taken cognizance
OF the recent landing OF Italian troops
near Avlona (Albania) and in a friendly
spirit directed the Greek minister al
Rome 20 request Information upon the
purpose OF the Italian enterprise" saws
the Athens correspondent Of the Havas
Agency.
IN answer to the Italian
favorable assurances and reouested
the cooperation OF Greece In conducting
the war TO a successful conclusion. The
organizations continues. the two govern
ments being agreed that Greek rights In
this region should be safeguarded."
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CARRANZA ASKS
FOR EXPLANATION

FL PASO. Texas. Dec 2G-Tho de
tacto government Of Mexico o. prcpar.
Ing a request to The State department
Of Washington Tor a report from Thos.
ID Edwards. u. S consul. of alleged
statements reported to have been made
Yesterday at Fort Worth. Co tho effect
that The Carranza government had at.
teptcd to corrupt villa officers bv
sending doeigninr women into their
ranka. according TO Roberto " Pos
quoIra. confidential agent OF General
tarranza Tie stated tho matter would
Do presented to Secretary Lansing next
week
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SCARLET FEVER
RACES In GERMANY

LONDON Dec co.. 1857 m A de-.
epatch to tho Evchauec TELEGRAPH
company from Amsterdam. Tolls of a
serious scarlet fever epidemic in Cor.
many extending from BromborE fo "a
number 20 villages in poscn whore the
ticknefe q. unusually 8cuto Au mIf.
tar} hospitals which have been re.
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PARIS. Dec 20. ASS p. m.-The fol-
lowing official Montenegrin statement
Issued to-day:
tombats Friday along the entire
'front.' OF the Santak army were without
IeSult Tor the enemy, who also were re-
pulsed near Noutchide. After n hot
llght, the Austrians captured our posf-
non OF Hoskova Cora. which we retook
py vigorous counter attack. taking A
material" S VI
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DEPUTY SHERIFF
RESCUED FROM MOB

MotNTAfN HOME Ark. Dec &C.
AInnzn rriuhlea deputy sheriff who fsr.
rl'fdgd hiWHelf DOB ri deserted shack In
tho IrFperos mountain district when
mnuutinrrra attempted fo lynch Hiw
after Dol Hhot and fatally wounded now
nri Atert. nj farmer when fHe latter
resisted arrest was brought t1 Mountain
Home to-day hf a rhfrlfff noaar n-
Has placed in l1I pending %rsfIur
OF fhr tllinr of Avery who IirI within
ID short time
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PARIS. Dec. Pc. $40 p. m-"Informa-
ton received regarding the ffrhtinC on
i'-cefnber p. w Ypres and Armen-
tlers indicates that the German sustain
90 = loss or more than 5000 men without
Ia iiberte from its correspondent on
the northern front. The fighting was
more severe and a large quantity OF
phE NiatlnE Eas was used but the Eng
iish lines remained intact. The attack
~ tnguHht 20 have been the prelude 10
IN offensive or FOR the purpose Of test
ing the strength or the English front
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SEALED PROPOSALS

Notice TO manufacturers, Jobbers, Mer-
chants and Others Wholesale Dealers.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That
the State Board OF Control OF the State
at its Office at Charleston. West Virginia.
for furnishing supplies for the several
state institutions. the financial manage
ment OF which Is vested in said Board.
Contracts Will be awarded 70 the lowest
bidders. quality considered. and other
things being equal West Virginia deal
ers Will be given preference.
Lists OF supplies needed will be fur
nished bidders or receipt OF requests
stating the line desired.
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL.
1a-l-tf Charleston. West Virginia
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FOR SALE-Automobile
foR sALE-Automobile Six Cylinder
touring car. o, A Nth. u. s. Laun-
dry Bellaire. Ohio. ao-9O-tf
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BERLIN. via Sayvuie. 81 Y.per 9e-
The following official statement from
general h~eadQunrtcra wa issued today
On account 81 continuous rain. there
waH only slight activity DISPLAYED gr
ih' greater part ~ the west front The
u~pcrnuon0 were more active north "a
Ninett pr some point IN Champagne and
ln the eastern theatre actions in the
uunnhorr fUrfnrkI district wrre r1l
c',ffuI strong Russian r-ecounoIterinr
l't afhmcntH northwest o. Cgarf0rvaE
nno near ltore tinny. southeast ~ KOHL
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Dec GI.-It has VirfuqIIv
been decided that the SkouloudIs cab
met viii remain In power Cor the pres
emit. Premier Skouloudis having deter
red 10 King Conetantinc's desire to
make no change. at least before the
1namner rcassemblcs on January -.
Times correspondent al Athens b the
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Dec. y. 10 a. m-An AM
NtcrdaW despatch Go the Exchange TcIe-
graph Company says that the ZeitunE
Am Ntttac OF Berlin. makes n feature
Or q despatch 20 the effect that British
cabinet Dr. on the eve Of
The new head Of the government. %
says the Newspaper will b. Lord Hal
dane and Lord Fisher will become first
lord Of the admiralty"
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AUSTRO SUB SINKS
ITALIAN LINER

MILAN. via Paris. Dec. o.. 2.5e a.
ma Tripoh dispatch 20 the sccolo
says hat the Italian liner Port said
has been sunk by a submarine nyina
tho Austrian colors. six passengers
and one member Of the crew persisted
The rest were saved An Italian de.
stroycr chased and bred at the subma.
rine. which was Of large dimensions
Although believed 20 be hit. the sub
marine was able 10 plunge me disap-
pearcd.
\ London dispatch on December n
reported the sinking in tho Ncditerra.
mean ~ the italian steamer Porto said
or Port Saids
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MOB MAY
LYNCH NEGROES

MUSKOGEE. Okla. Dec. 26.-Until
a late hour tonight a mob of white
men. v~ariously estimated at from 100
TO 300. surrounded the Muskogee
county jail here. apparently preparing
for a renewal OF their efforts TO lynch
two negroes accused of killing a po-
hceman. Earlier in the evening two
attempts OF the mob TO break into the
jail were repulsed by state guards
men. On the first attempt the attack
'ers broke down the front doors of the
jail with a steel rail used as a batter
ing ram. Members OF Company F.
Oklahoma National guard. were forced
to charge with fixed bayonets before
the mob would dispense.
The two negroes. William Green and
Mathis Foreman. are charged with
having shot and killed patrolman Sam
Neal today when he attempted to ar
rest them on suspicion OF burglary.
County officers said n Of the ne
groes confessed.
Race Riot Feared.
Green and Foreman were taken OF
an eastbound train thirty miles from
here shortly after the shooting. Ori-
GERS said the description Neal give OF
his assailants Tailed with the men ar
rested.
When the arrest became known
crowds gathered in the downtown dis
tricts and threats of a lynching caused
the authorities to call out the guards
men. The first attack on the Jail was
made about $3.50 D. m.
A dozen or more prominent citizens
OF Muskogee late tonight were hur-
ried on h automobiles and police pa
trolls 10 the jail. where from an i'm
provised platform they exhorted the
crowd TO dispense. An added danger
in the critical situation was the pres
ence In the vacant lot Just across from
the jail OF 200 armed negroes. They
sent word to the officers that II Green
and Foreman were taken from the iail.
the negroes would open fire from
where they crouched in the tall grass
and under brush. The negroes refused
to surrender their fire arms and city
and county officers dared not make
premptory demands for fear OF precipi-
tating a race riot. The situation was
regarded by authorities as precarious.
While the mob still waited before he
jail near midnight. the two negroes
were dressed in the uniforms of militia
men and hurried out a rear door. I'm
der heavy guard, they were taken
safely o the mob to the outskirts
OF town where automobiles were wait
ing to carry them TO another city. pre-
sumably Tulsa.
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Sub Attack FaiIa

ROME. via Paris. Dec. "a. 1925 a.
m-An Austrian submarine appeared
at Durazso on December is. evidentIS
with the object OF attacking the old
steamer Dannok, which was discharg-
ing provisions for the Serbian army.
Fire was Immediately opened on the
submarine which submerged and fled.
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LONDON, Dec. 1.-THE Athens cor
respondent OF the Daily Telegram saws
mat the recent storms carried away the
booms constructed BY the Turks across
the Narrows In the D~ardanellos and hat
protiting by the opportunity "A number
or the allies submarines passed into the
sea Of Marmora.
Large number ~ heavy guns destain-
Cd Tor the expeditions against Egyot
continue TO arrive at ConstantinopIe.
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iAttiS. Dec &c. 1850 .. 1.-The
Athens correspondent Of the Havas
agency sends the following: The Ser
bian minister Of war arrived vesterdav
and was received to-day by the premier
and the Greek minister OF war. a num-
pei or serbian deputies also arrived and
10 ask the Serbian government where
the Serbian parliament could reopen"
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Dec. SIS George Foster.
minister Of trade and commerce. inti-
mated in nu address rt the Peoples
Forum to-ulght that a Canadian domes-
tic loan of 5000 o0. 900 might soon fol-
low the recent issue ~ 500. 600. 600. Sir
George said Canadians would be- called
upon Co bear "a greater share ln the
financing uf fla car.
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PARIS. Dec 20. 1880 D. MT Is re-
pprten from bucharest that tho trans
p~ortatiou Or cereals from puunorf, a.
German and AuFtrin-HunEarv under the
agreement recently made between Vu-
ritnlH nnd the Central Powers. began on
the haraG Agency from Athens
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20 church. Scores OF persons were
seriously injured.
The Reformed church al New Brlgh-
ton. state island. was struck by light
ming and seriously damaged. A crowd
ed tenement house in Passaic. ". j..
was %unroOfed as was a church IN
Brooklyn just before the mornings
services began.
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HERltlN. ul. Dec rs John. Mike.
and William Wilkur. h~r1fhrre. were
Fnuf ard killed today In ~ nrht with
John Mrluurnl Oh policeman and
John kImhfo o. deputy. at Frocman'r
spur OIL m.uIue settlement near here
Nrnou.al Hnd EImhro arc held pend
.nr tHr verdict of fho coroner iurv
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No Damage 70 rranoha.

Dec. p. 10 p. m.-The Brit
iah statement from army headquarters
m franc tonight says: There has
been some mining activity south OF the
canal where an enemy nina
talied 10 any damage to our trenches
Nortn or the Somme our artillery WAS
euecttve against the encmy's positions
E-tst or Albert and elsewhere along the
front nothing but Intermittent fninor
artillery engagements have occurred"
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ROME. Dec. 2e-The Giornale u.
Italia saws that Eing Peter OF serbia
December Is went from purazzo 10
Avonla aboard an italian torpedo boat.
the same day an Austrian submarine
O. sink tho Italian steamer
Dauno In purazzo bay.
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LONDON. Dec. 26.-"The Persia cabi-
net has fallen" says the Teheran CORES
Pondent Of Reuters Telegram Company.
frince ftrman Ffrma has been nomi-
mated premier by the Shah. This is
a great diplomatic victory
for the Entente Allies"
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cushioned TO deal with the epidemic
are crowded and the government mea-
sures according 90 the despatch. have
proved altogether inadequate.
Tho Hromherg garrison is 90 over.
run with The disease that 90 has been
evacuated by one entire regiment
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which fastened TO its aid. In the Pu-
ys'SneNka region north OF the Village
"A scouting party north OF BuczacE. one
OF our parties rushed the village Of
ment was stationed. Some Of tn Aus-
trans were bayonctted: the Others fed.
caucasus front; In the valley OF
the SiNritchay, south east Of lake Tor
tum. our rife fire stopped the work of
the Turks who were building fortfdca-
lions West OF MelazEherl our troops
r.pul.ed a sLronE enemy deLachmont-
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Prince f1rman Ffrma was appointed a
member or the Persian cabinet in Now
ember. news despatch at that time
sophie.
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PARIS. Dec. 20. 2:35 D. m.-The state
ment Issued by the French war ofnce
to-day says: The night was calm along
the whole front"
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LOST

LoST-Between Seventh and Ninth. on
Market. one Weed chain and adtuster.
Liberal reward. Standard Automobile
Company. Ninth and Market streets.
d-27-i
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DIED

NARNEN-At her home 2 miles east OF
McMechen. on Friday. December gath.
1915. az 1880 o'clock p. IN. MARY -.
MAhkEN. wife OF Philip Markey. in
the 18TH year 81 her age.
Funeral Tuesday morning ~ 8 O'Clock.
from st. james church. McMecheu.
lnterment IN AIT. Calvary cemetery.
Friends of the family are invited H.
attend.
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Electricity haa been used rurrrer.
in France Tor HpenInr choose