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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-03-06
Efficient Tax Gatherers

He thinks the probable result of the
war with Turkey will be the taking
over of Mesopotamia by Great Bri-
tain and the appointment of native
ruler under an English advisor. The
Arabs, he says, are generally support =
ing the British, rather their co-reli-
gionists. The Turks, who are very eff
ficient as tax gatherers are inefficient
rulers.
The Rev. Mr.. Calverley was with the
Dutch Reformed missions at four
places on the cast coast of the Persian
Gulf, one of them being Busra. the
seaport mentioned in the Arabian
Nights stories of Sindbad the Sailor.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-03-06

Church, will preach tomorrow morn
ing at Olivet Presbyterian Church and
IN the evening at Emmanuel Presby-
terian.
The Rev. Mr.. Calverley will give a
missionary address on his experiences
among the Moslems in Arabia, from
which he and his wife have Just re-
turned for n years furlough after five
years service. He will tell especially
of the effect of the war on Arabia and
OF the hindrance to the schools of the
missionaries and the great demand
for their medical assistance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-15
TRUSTEES SALE.


BY virtue % = deed OF trust. made b
!onn y. ROTH ana Reese Roth. his wife
70 the undersigned. dated the 18TH day
% the CLERK o q the COUNT Court 81
1nlo county. West Virginia. in Deed Of
Afast hook No p. psse t,s. I will Gil
A. public auction TO the highest and best
court house % said county, in ths City
OF Wheellns. In the County Of ohio and
state 90 West virginia 90
SATURDAY THE srH DAY OF
sommeneins AZ 10 o'clock A NJ. the fol-
lowing described tracts or parcels Of
real estate situate In the city OF Wheel
ms ohio County. West Nirsinia. hat Is
FIRST PARCEL The north ons-hals
OF LOT numbered ten Cie1 In square nun
city OF wheeling. laid out ey sprtxx and
kftehie and formerly called Richie
Town which vas 90 Michael
Roth, in his life time By Griffin Dyer
and Mary Ann Dyer. his wife. By a deed
dated April efnd. 1857. and recorded in
the offce OF he Clerk OF the County
Court OF Ohio County. West virginia. In
ssc sSSf N FACE slc gase r si' south o0a.
half lot numbered ten Cie) in square
numbered seventeen CID In that part OF
'the city OF Wheeling laid out By sprigg
Town. which was conveyed 10 the said
Michael Roth In his life time BY two
DEEDS. one from Henry r. Meyer and
others. dated May 13th. 1897. and record
Cd In said Clerks office in Deed Book
NO. ~. pare 100. and the other from
aenry u. Meyer. guardian OF Frank n.
Meyer. and Alma v. Meyer. dated June
ma. 1897 md recorded in said Clerks
oflce IN Deed Book No. ". at page IO2.
TERMS OF SALE. One-third OF the
purchase money. or so much more as
the purchaser may elect 10 pay. cash In
RAND on the day OF sale. and the residue
In two equal instaliments. PAYABLE re-
In six months and twelVa
months from the day OF sale with inter-
est. the purchaser giving his negotiable
prommissory notes FOR the deferred pay
ments. the legal title being retained as
Iurther securfty until all Of the purchase
money shall have been paid.
JOHN p. ARBENZ.
Trustee.
The above sale has been postponed nm
W saturday, January 18th. 1915. at the
same time and place.
JOHN p. ARBENz.
lAto Trustee
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AVEZZANO. Jan. Il. via Rome
AyezEano IL nlled with dead. wounded
81 a cemetery. Those who ESCAPED the
destruction caused by the earthquake
went heroically TO work TO rescue those
could not seem TO understand the delay
IN ~despatching aid to them from Rome
and other centers, forgetting that more
edge Of the gravity Of the disaster
reached the outside authorities.
Nearly all the civic officials OF Aver
zano. Including the mayor. the under
perfect. the urges. the ommander OF
the c~arbineers. parish priests. monks
and nuns persisted The governor OF
TENTS In The hospitals were carried
down In the w~reckage.
The only notable person who survived
vas the head Of the police. SiEnor OF
tavo. who though wounded. has labored
since the FIRST overthrow 10 give succor
to the injured. Desperate appeals FOR
the wrecked buildings but the efforts
Of Ottavi and the few hundred survivors,
implements with which to effect a gem
eral rescue. But about fifty persons.
all OF them wounded. were taken out
shelter and without their wounds being
dressed owing TO a lack OF medical sup
plies. later doctors arrived and oper-
OF blazing torches They we're then re-,
moved 20 the station where they were
made as comfortable as possible In
trucks.
A~ssistAnos Comes.
Assistance came "A last from Arsoli
and Aauila and this morning large roscu-
ing parties arrived from Rome and
Thirty thousand soldiers have been
throughout the district and
already large quantities or provisions
and clothing. together with wood for the
construction % huts have arrived.
\ tour Of the towns and villages
Lake Fucino disclosed vast de-
strucuOn. The town o. MsRliano. IN the
territory of the Marsi. seems 20 have
been ripped open. it, hostoric. helfry.
which rose about 800 feet. collapsed. In
tho church below all the chapeis we're
while everything about a. scattered and
broken.
A. rescina the cathedral beifry and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-15
BOWEL TROUBLE
IS DANGEROUS

IL has cost many people their lives.
Constipation alone is the cause Of
more serious maladies than the
average person might think Many
diseases n caused by waste mat
ter collected in the intestines.
II TRlETS r used regularly. this
waste matter is given no oppor-
tunity 10 collect TRIETS gently.
safely and easily remove il so that
there are no poisons TO be taken
up by the blood, and thus remove
the cause Of constipation and most
other diseases.
TRiETS regulate the boweis
strengthen and inviEofate weak iivers
and arouse lazy and torpid ones
They keep your stomach sweet. give
you a clear skin. cures dizziness. give
you a good appetite and make Won
well and cheerful
Take a TRGET every night regular.
" 10 prevent and eliminate that bowel
trouble
Al ell up.to-date druggists. Toe and
25c
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A FRAME-UP
aoons.nu.a from Fir.t R.r.,

ton. savoring OF the Iawless methods
OF d~esperadoes upon the frontier. The
paper shows absurdity upon its Rce.
and am sure ~ IL IN retaliation for
charges made BY me In open court in
regular meetings and pleadings be.
fore regular tribunals. These matters
viii be explained IN the roper place
and az the proper time BY papers filed
IN court tomorrow morning in the
very proceedings which the parties
instituting this criminal process pre-.
vented me iron attending to-day.
Ny record Of over fifteen years Of
aggressive enmify 10 an species OF
Rraft should BE- sufficient TO Justify
the public IN susDendlng its judrment
until d facts are known. Mean.
while. % would BE- improper 10 say
any more. az this matter is pending
In court"
Gas Case To-day.
The molten I'm the case pending in
court. for reason Of making which Mr..
was on bic way here. and whose
purpose Be- the appointment Of n mas.
Ger % take and report a conclusion.
will be taken up in Federal court this
morning a. 40 o'clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-15
URIC ACID
Tor Rheumatism and kidney Trouble.
so Cent Bottle (32 Doses)
FREE

Just because you start the day worried
and tired. stin legs and arms aid mus
cles. and aching head. burning ana bear
ing down pains a. the back-worn out
before the day begins. do not think you
have 90 stay iu that condition.
Those nuffcrers who are in and out Of
bed half n dozen times ~ nlFht Will ap-
preciate the rest. comfort and strength
this treatment nvca. For any form %
pladder trouble Or weakness. its actiou
ie really wonderful
ZEE strong. well and vigorous. with no
more pains from stin joints. sore mus
clcs. rheumatic suffering. aching back
or kidney or bladder troubles.
10 prove The Williams Treatment con-
quera kidney and bladder disease. rheu-
matirm and all uric acid troubles no
matter how chronic or stubborn. 90 you
have never used The Williams treat.
menf We viii riVc one soc bottle tl1
apfeFl free % you viii cut out this mo-
tice and o % with your name and ad-
dress With ioc % heip pay distribution
erpcnaea 20 The DIT. D. A. Williams
COMPANY. Dept asa. New Y o. BuIdinE.
East Hampton, Conn. Send ~ once and
on VII receive BY parcel poet a regular
SOC bottle. 90 d0srsl without rharrs
and without iucuriuF any obligation one
bottle Only 70 2 family ~ address
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SHOT WIFE; sUlcIoFo

NEW YORK. Jan. tt-Eduard do
Forrest Smith. wealthy real estate OF.
erator. committed suicide tonight az.
ter shooting and probably fatally
woundinE bic wife. Elizabeth RYDER
smith. In her mothers apartments On
Harlem An ~syesr-old son witnessed
NE shootinEa Smith and his wife
had lived apart for q year. BE vas
- years old. afr years he vife's -.
Nor.
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ARRrsrEn

Jacob Muller lad arrested BY or
hcer Hlldebrand 90 Q o'clock this
morning on a charge OF dlForderiy
conduct he viii BE- arraignod before
Judge Jordan this morning
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appeared. No trace OF Afonstruor Rag
noli. the bishop OF PescinA. and twenty
Carmelites living with him, has been
found. and IL Is feared tina an have
persisted. ~
The work Of rescue al Avezzano was
carried on with much greater vfRor his
afternoon. BY the soldiers and skilled
workmen who arrived from all sections
ahd sun dcspairinE appeals could BE-
heard from those buried.
ono boy was fOund inside a stove
Two nuns were rescued from n cellar
ahd an OLD man was taken from the
basement OF a house whore he hsd -.
projected by a wardrobe which had
fallen across the vail.
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COY. BLEASE


DER. and commutations. paroles and
psrdons 20 twenty<hree other prison
erS Less than 100 ~convicts remain In
The state penitentiary.
One OF the most novel of Governor
blease's acts was the issuance last
Monday OF an order disbandinx the
state militia because he considered II
would be unfair and unjust TO turn
over the organization to his
IN Its present condition Differ.
c tive himself and the war de
partment. he added. had resulted in
serious OF discipline and gen
eral DISCRIMINATION of the militia
corps.
Charles A. Smith. who will be GOV.
ernor for i've days. IL a political sun
porter OF Blease and was defeated for
the Democratic nomination for cover
nor last summer by Manning.
Al n same primary Governor
blease was defeated BY Senator r ID
smith for the nomination for United
States senator.
Spectacular coreer.
Governor Blease's political career
mas been marked by spectacular Incl
emit and controversies. While prac-
4 LAA In -
came active in poIlt,cs and On 3 a -.
elected to the state house OF repre-
sentatives. He also served In The
senate and was president pro tenn IA
iS05Os.
After a heated campaieu. in which
Blease defeated the prohibition Gle.
ment's candidate in the Democnttc
primaries. he was naugurated -. yoy-
|ernor in January. 1911 Hfs i-n.uvnr.t
address contained scathinp der,ncta-
ton of some OF the new eovernn-s.
enemies. shortly after he asspm.s
office he began c,-,,.nc- -
oonvicts In the state
claring that a pri~yat.lv co,drc.ss a.
stifution Al the nrisor -. ...s
|~culosis breeders
One statement a-,tr,hn,.A,
Isrpor q, ar .ta.e.su 70 tne gov
free nj least one n-rsso,a
he served as -govsrnor. t~ ea1
ago he signed = hI.nho uass
storing citixenshtn % .Lre-
1000 man ana we O.eiy
|paroled s,ncs IeiI .on ne nao
available racords - ts 10
clemsno- sranteo
leaving les ,han . 80 prisoners
nenI,sr,ts~- peIsohs IN the
Pieent
S'eaneo Up OFFICIALS.
blease was reelected In 1913. His
second term was marked by his dis
charge OF practically all the notaries
public from office. his dismissal of a
number OF magistrates who had IN.
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|
ROME. Jan. r&-oereIisheo or
partly demolished towns de- that
part % italy from Naples NORTH
ward TO Ferrera and cross~iss the
peninsula from the Tyrrhenian 70
the Aoratic sea. over which the
earthquake OF "Wednesday passed
Thousanos Of dead lie beneath
y mounds Of debris which coce
were dwellings. churches and pub
lie institutions which erumbied
under the earth's vibrations
Not even an estimate Of the se-
areoste fatalities 10 yet obtain
able. ss numerous places are stiii
isolated owing 10 the severance Of
teie9rsphie and telephone and
railroad communication. u 10
known. however. that Avezxano 10
a neeropolis and that also In sors,
some 2 miles to the southeast, a
large number Of lives were lost In
Avexxano and vicinity II W estl-
mated that 5000 perished and
that the dead In sors will total
1000.
SO far az 10 po~n about TWEEN
ty towns have been absolutely
Ieveiied while an almost equal
number suffered serious damage.
In all these places persons were
killed OF injured.
In the ruins throughout the day
volunteers worked heroieaiiy en-
deasorine 20 extrieate wounded
OF rescue the bodies Of the dead.
King Victor Emmanuel himself
directed the work az Avexxano,
where the piteous appeals OF per-
sons caught beneath wreekaoe
could be plainly heard.
1000 Buried Alive.
u 10 estimated that In Aver
zano four Thousand persons are
buried alive, some Of them school
children In an institution which
collapsed. Only four soldiers OF
the garrison Of 400 In the town
escaped when the barracks fell.
sors With its population % 10
900 was almost entirely destroy
ed. All the municipal and govern
ment authorities persisted. -Four
hundred and fifty bodies already
have been taken from the ruins
there and a large number o. In
Iured are under treatment.
Trains arriving IN Rome from
the east r bringing HUNDREDS Of
injured into Rome where they are
being taken to hospitals and pri-
waite houses for treatment. Sur.
eeons and nurses are being dis
patched from all directions into
the stricken districts TO minister
TO the needs Of the injured, while
troops are being sent to the ruin
ed or damaged towns to guard
against Vandais.
Many Towns Destroyed.
Among the towns which are
said 70 have been virtually de-
stroyed are AVezzano, sora. Ca
pelle, masiiano. Mast. MashadaI-
be, coIarmele, Gerehlo. CsIano,
Lelli. Palermo, San Felino, Giosa-
marsi, Seurcola, CapistrelIo, An
trossno and sastronovme, while
Peseina, ortonamarsi. samteIi-
mo, Can Benedetto, OrtueehIo,
cocullo, BIseana, ~6aIsorano, Can't
stro civitelladantIno. CasteIa-
fiumi, Pasliotra and sorbo are
badly damaged.
From many other places come
reports Of sIiohter damage TO
property and minor casualties
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Win n Nenraaka man premier fn ths
l~rNaldeuf cabinet n another Wnhrar.
ta man llsfrd iu an TIE aoFfrs Au-Amrr.
lraa foufhaN irFena our ruu nf airrr
o. surely FOIL f1 the bnm -omaha Zee
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LOST

obT-New Is foot yawl stern skiff.
made by Weaver Skiff Co. Racine.
Uhlo. NOTIFY Charles Ralph. weilsburg,
W. Va Reward. Ja-f4i
LosT-Small purse containing 3 dIa-
mond rings and paper money. Liberal
reward IT returned TO Inteiligsncer.
js-i5-i
LosT-Pocketbook. containing sum of
money prooaoiy on Island or between
Island and 4ist St. BeiIairc. owner
name scratched on Gather. Reward for
return to 3ls n. Huron St. Island.
fa-1f-f
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For Sale-Automobile.

foh two passenger Saxton
practically new S25O.O0. not
n worn part, no hill too steep: 1 two tor
truck Packers. In good condition. new
solid tires. VIII demonstrate and guar
antee at about = the rigina cost. A
wonderful bargain. Elm Grove Garage
Price & Kraft. ta-IE-f
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SEALED PROPOSALS
Notice 20 Manufacturer. h No
ohants and othsrs Whoiesale pssisr,-

Aouoe 20 manufacturer, Jobbsrs, Msr-
chants and Others wholesale Dealer.
NOTICE. Is HEREBY GIVEN. That
the State Board OF Control Of the State
OF West Virginia will receive bids daily
Al Its office at Charleston. West VirCtnia
State institutions. the financial manage
ment OF which Is vested In said Board.
Sontraets will be awarded TO the low est
~pleders quality considered. and other
ers VIII be given preference.
Lists OF supplies needed will be fur
n.sneo pidders on receipt OF requests
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL.
1e-l-tf Charleston. West Virginia
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DIED

ELrEVEs-Ou Wcfncrdav January 3D.
lH13. az $40 o'cioct o. ~. gEU J.
"a days
Funeral from his late residence 7fbe
Jacob street. saturday Afternoon ~
1890 o'clock services az second Pres.
hytcriau church af = o'clock. O. which
friends % the family are respectfully
invited and to go direct 90 the church
iutermcut at Greenwood cemetery.
FEbHER-on wednesday. January g.
1874 a. I. 30 o'clock n. M. al Wvbarur.
hospital HARRY W.. FELuER Dol bil
ATTN year.
Funeral from the residence of hfa father
Henry 2 FeIher. 81 Maryland rfreef
Friday. January fffh. Of 3 u m. In
tcrmrut private. Greenwood camefsrr
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FrisAtfui DsvastAtiOn.

ROME. Jan. 14.-Trains are running
rom AVezzano to Tfvoli without infer,
ruptlon. taking the injured there ~
Survivors arriving in Tfvoii
say many persons are under the ruins
N Avezzano. The enormous emounf n
ueorls piled in the town makes resc,5e
work very difficult.
The latest Information received hers
connrms previous reports thai ths
sIea,er parts OF Samtelino, Paterno.
Raseina; C~erohie, coilarmeie and San
b~enedetto were destroyed.
heports received from Naples say IN.
Iears that the province Of Potenzs
which was isolated. had been destroVed'
are untounded. Some damage va dom
there. mostly in the Villages In the ~
entity o. the extinct volcano Vt5ican.
10 fatalities have been reported from
Ancona, on the Adriatic fat mile.
OF Rome. reports that a tenn.
pest accompanied M seismic disturb
ance and at NAPLES there were exren-
tlonal tides coincident with the dfsfurb.
ances At Venice the temperatures wa
tne lowest In years and was accom-.
anled by a violent nov storm. In the
Alps The thermometer went 70 IFS de.
Erees below zero We
The ministry has approved plans IN.
edrtaken ~ the authorites 10 send ala
earthquake.
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EARTHQUAKE


lures which escaped the nrss. and
y 10 estimated that more than ore
hundred shocks. fer the nest part
o. a minor nature. occurred dur.
ing the - hours after tire dlsss-
ter.
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One 90 the objects % the Austrat.
Ian Antarctic expedition VII BE- tho
establishment % q meteorological sta.
ton TO give warnings BY wireless OF
severe storms which sweep the south.
rrn sear
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

BertaChV
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTERlAL ENBALMER,
tt22 n 1924 Main street.
Calls Answered Day o. Wiaht-
Store Phones 61b.
g J. H~ertschv. Nat Phone tara.R
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Stockholders Meeting.

uodos OF Annual Meeting.
The annual meeting OF the s~tockhold-
srs Of The National Exchange Bank OF
Mheeiing. Will be held At the banking
room. tuesday. January 18th. 1915, be-
tween the hours OF 10 A. NJ. and ~ NJ
Tor the election OF nine directors. and
such other business as may properly
come before the meeting.
c. w. JEFFERS.
Cashier.
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mn Of comnlaint

Biu Of Complaint.
The bill % complaint.
of West Virginia.
kanawha County to-wit.
r IT. Ciendenin. upon oath. complains.
on Information that IN the 13th day Of
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OIL AND Gas AMI


foH SALE@Onc-sixteenth interest In
zoo acre lease and drilling Of two oil
wells complete for $3.50. In excellent
: proven territory and producing district
none better. For particulars address or
call on Chas. Crossan. % 18th ST. city.
1a-I5-I
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BFeummer 6 HHdeb,snd

Markat and Tvvrnfv-re~~~F o..
Telephone io7. Open dky ard nirbt.
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Rent Farm.

WAHLHD-To rent farm. Prom 40
acres up. must be well Improved and
handy TO electric line TO wheeling Ad-
are.s =. N. - News jal3-i
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A. LEO WE'LL
tco.uaa.s IRON rir,t r.~,

jury 70 investigate the case be
called for next Moadsy, and his
request was granted by Judoe
1enry x. Black. Of the Ksns~hs
intermediate court.
s1o.ooo eribe.
The Information upon which the
warrant for WeiT's arrest was Ia
sued was made by Rufus ~. Glen
DENIM, local detective. and Well
10 charged with Offering a bribe Of
$4,000 to Charles n. Bronson.
member of the West Virginia pub
Tic service commission on Novem-
Der -, 1914. IN an attempt TO in
huenee Bronson's vote in the case
OF petition OF several gas com
panies. furnishing natural 9as to
the northern Panhandle OF West
Virginia known a. the subsidiary
Companies OF the Manufacturers
Light a Heat Company. These
companies than a year aoo
petitioned the public service COM
mission for permission TO increase
their rates TO consumers. A par.
tisl hearing was held at Wheeling
after which the hearing wa trans
ferred 20 Charleston. We'll an
pesred before the commission here
and made tho charge that the com
mission should not make a further
investigation Of the case, alleging
that the members OF the commits
sion were disqualified because Of
executive interference and that
Governor Hatfield was debating
the commissions action.
A. that point President Lee OFT,
OF the commission, asked We'll TO
withdraw from the case, as his
action was obnoxious to the CON-
mission. Ex-Governor William e.
clssseoek had been q member OF
eounse for the gas companies but
withdrew immediately preceding
the Charleston hearing.
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@3ANNMN AM8LM
ROME. Jan. ff-At SOFA. 90 wucs
n~oftheast % Rome IN the province o.
LesertA another shock occurred TODAY.
.le fe~tldents. panic stricken. rcd from
their homes Tho town. which has n
population Of some 10000. was almost
houses collapsed under the aho~E e1f
Qthera which were cracked. tumble
Gown later Eossi palace fell fn. burv-
ing twenty laborsrH who we're warkfrr
IN the court yard. Among the vfctiwa
~ Hora are many o. the town auth0rf-
tlea and persons OF note On the district.
~ % feared the fatalities viii arrro.
Eato almost 600. Many soldiers have
arrived iu the town.
~ Avezzano while King Victor Em-
manuel was making bic rounds OF no
ruiua he reached "a Hrot where
were -endeaVorinE 90 fNtricnfe q child
buried IN the debris The king mounted
p pile ~ fallen masonry and rtrrrf-.
tended the rescue.
Thus FAR 200 bodies and $50 inIrref
A. AveEHauo.