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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-05-20
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-13

meo SfoIefeit Den 4oe Suli %
Ct. Netri Menigbeo Ben lite Pitt
1uit.
Saf @robe Seminnr %begpnoei
lit 9oe Sfoleoar 3irsoaa Den 2SoC
september. 2prerinoer uobonneS
Tor Gommonifolen pa Reliaions'fo-
len. llnoerpisning giues / SuS-
bolonin9 og Wiiiif. aatolo9 looes
peo at tillfriue :. &. SoSiunl, Saf
@rope seminary, Sarge, g. Gof.
@etbonia Wenigbeo, Sarpep,
u. Gof., Eoitor 8. 4. @eeIanoS
StaIo, bapoe iieroe ,SuIi Set / Sa-
cob Saacns SfogllnO Manoag Den
3te Sui. &eiret bar nleget uaffert
Den IaA OF en- Wa@ie Wenne'fer
bar frentmsot. Foitor y. g%iel'en
ira Minot par Gngcns 6%cIttaIer.
@oinoeforeninaen foI1te Wob %
Sor'rl'fninaer og bop0e Ell Nettos
iortieneite al $13S.
gneta arebS al ben lutberlfe
Irifirfe bolot lit Sommermeoe /
9tew Sutber @aGep Menigbeb, peb
WcSiile, q. 0of., Taitor NeitpoloS
aalo, ira 29oe Slupi til lite Srli.
Foltor =. 3. 2ourbamner inble-
oebe Samtaleemnet, Gal. 6, TO.
6ornoen 2allrbammer bar Goitor g.
M
W. Sailing tiliteoe, ligeiou Troie3.
ION Selano. Yaitor Sailing blep
glenualgt til Sormanh, Tbpr greffe
til Siceiormanb, Goitor &uurbam-
mer til Sefreter % Naitor Neit.
polo til &asierer.
Set for Nait. Norem. Beta.
nio Menigbeo bapoe en- meget bpg-
gclig @%elfonitfeit for lin Ereitefa-
Mile peo oennes &iemfomit ira
6erlen. "a Eaitor 8. q. Hurem
fom biem, ianot ban Wenigheocn
inmlet / &irfen. San bapoe ingen
gnelie ON, at Der ifuloe ppre ,lo-
get Meoe Sen Mften, nlerl blep me-
get operroifet peo at iinoe meaem
$50 os 400 Sen,ter iamlet. Trof.
s. g. &ilonbl at ben Soreneoe Sir
feS Seminor tolfeOe Weni5bebens
Selelier ior Ealtoren og fremDclot,
builfen miparsfulo Stilin9 en-
Yreit bar % ppfororeoc Wcnlgbe-
SEN til at pprne ON i'm Erc1t. Ean
McnigheoeuS % &enners Tegne
operrufte ban ioa Toitoren eli Hlan-
te, JONI par iGregen / lit Sla9S, ioet
ser life bare bar innffe @lomiter,
men inoimcIlem @loOcne % @lnn.
iterne por Der "prroiillbe Srllg-
ter. "a Eaitoren oobncoc Tlun-
ten funot ban iomnlcn meo @lnoe
og @lomiter Eengeieoler til ct Be-
lob al $156. Naitor Norem taffebe
Tor Tlauten % Serien % ipntes at
bore pel iorneiet oper at bore ianl-
let meo Mcnigbeben % oenS &en-
ner igien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-13
% NM9Icmc.

: "@enoi. Sio." iortGIler en- So-
pceier:
Sor noale Gage iiben fom min
Some mo ira Sapen neb eft Tor-
flroe iillot al aibug5eoe, balpmobne
airiebpr meb glaoe og Smoaerene.
Get bar oct iarQelige Meiultat al
Tlrglenes Elpnorina at Truattrr,
crllc.
ut ser itrar maatte aipres no9et,
bar ri 10 enigc ON, o9 ga Slnbet
bar / Sprsr, aft Sonfen itrar /
9ietning al Ell llorpooeliesfrig mes
Woropaabcn. Men pes roli9ere
Sperpciclie beiluttebe Ri os til at
foriege en- arigSliit, oe gif igana
meo at uofere islgenbe:
90 qiennem bpert 9%irlebrrtrr
reilte ri Ell Stong, poa hniS eperite
Gnoe Der bar bunbet ct Stpffe
@Ias. 2igeleoe$ BANDIT ri @lasitpf-
fer Bit % her / 8renene. Scilgor-
net haobe en- 2rnabe, iaa 8lasiet
'taoIg bep@geoc Jig ior @inoen. Gr
bct %inoitile, oil @laSiet ltror be.
pGge li9, bpi3 Ell Siiglrsrer Ore
ller. Ser pil 81 frcmfomme Spell.
biueoer, ion1 lager Maoeren bort.
Man hpnaer noele Stpffer @las
iau Nor iamneu, at @inoen fan
ilan oisie moo hinauoen for at
iremfoIoc Ell fiingrenbe 2po.
MiNlet bar oiit iig probnt; life Ell
Sltgl bar pouct at nGrme Tia sen
formione Srugt. Ct Mploer al Si,e.
Ic liooer / ~llNfnnten AT Sapen og
ifirlher uS frpQtelia uo. Gn Sol.
Iort bar ta9ct &ns.ppit poa Sonpen
AZ Tlaa'tanaen, hporfra ben rbien-
DER iorifielliQe Eleiteiignnler. ut
Sc lEtoa penier paa Seem, er pien.
IonIlat, men nolet Tnareb poper Sc
life. Goa lea TOR anbeiaIe andre
Souceiere, ION hiemieseS al Tugle.
ropcre, at oupetoe ioritaoeuoc Mio-
0el,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-13
Zen Surcucoc Nirfc.

Ssn0aQ ocn tS0c &tIi bier
@ait. q. @idmonn HoHholt, : :.
pocrraft en- @apc ira sc ; NicniQ.
hcoer, han hcticncr, pno ca. $500
for hpilfc bon ifaI onitd'ic iig Scon'
% @iQ9p.
! @ditcr Na0rmI1 @dl0 bp1
oes ser mi IA me Mlrtcr lionmer,
en- / %car Silver, Nijm, % Ell
gnapra, Wnn GjrfcrnC cr nctop
tat &rul, ul0itieut Ser mongler
ooifiuiQ utclct pan at 0e cr 'orol0e.
W}i2rionrr Wumueriu@ (orplt
ne0 Tomjlic autom til NtnunCopo-
lis SEN 1900 ,Nlli. e iorIo0 st.
Iauphin. Mu0aQu2tdr, 0cn 2loc
Npril "a bar iaolcOea pUrct 3 Moo.
re0cr uuocrpei2 Iorplt hor orret
borte / II Nar.
',ohi Nopcn ira Glcua, Wla,
ser ionmueu mco lin I'LL abode Nil
ftrt tioIiQcrc bar u0ct pofrc Wlorn9
ill Cutler &oipjtnI / can Glolre,
uncrbragtc unIiq iQien 500 I'll
rrnnte Noipitola puotTntte llonl
neIic ira Ntr3. Noucu iieiae bcnoe3
Gnlfe. Tor mml oooc, % lnite Der
pcn ct uoffert GrempcI I'll 9'tcr'eI
GcIle.
sra @ittcu6cr9 i@trlpco: ii
rcftinucu hou0c Wa6c pc0 Barrie
hIentmct SEN 12oc %uli. No'tor T..
Z. Ghonlpion % Nr. 8 NoNcn blen
liennolQt pc0 iioitc Nor2nleoc %
Vait. Ehonuion bIoo peO bette MA.
SC. Ionl cr ret ier'tc c'tcr NnrSnto-
hct. o|ienuolQt I'll GorlnunN, Enlt
W}oitc0 blcu unllt til &lce'ormano
% Qait. 6. NJ. &arion I'll ScIreiTr,
Nl1n 10 @oru bleu 0cmc @on9 op
facet. SfolcioQeu optD1 ocO bette
Wp0c On itor Gel al Glncn.
Men@ icQ ijNbcr % 'nrrcr oN
m0rea pla hpor lea ifol 'oo loanc
ole Sc Neu3r, iom trrllQe@ I'll Wf1@'
iionena Triit uOoper Somncren,
Ifriucr Naitor %or2 Nrn0, 'dor lcN
70 Nrcpc Cblauot mAnQc on0re). ct
ira Mmncioto % ct ira Some get
ira Winncioto cr ira Ell Nnrnler p9
bon5 Nuilru lcQ uto lille ON
pcnfommcnHc nil at Icl ltaI on'ert
Same. Ncrior moIooc& oct Der -
iorn icuorr en- $1,000 Sheet at
nclc mcllcm rlllOrc "a Nconln9c'
miaiinncu. Nrcpct ira Soma cr ira
en- Seitcr. iom laduer mia rcnte'rlt
poa ubcitcnt lio $1,000 til Mis-
lioncu.
st Cucrroifclic>IoQ bIcp 'or.
Ic0cn bol0t Tor %oitor z :. @oIO
"a 5onilic al |cfin, u. :. Foltc-
rem. ser bcticucr ire G%orc1c0c Stir
fc2 N}eniQbc0cr ucmliQ SiNNoI,
Shcncnnc ~ ell ! hpcr al @nerne
WfcGiac % }}cflh por ON NtorNe'
men rciit til Slaonl Tor al boloc
@u0aticncitc o0 ga ban fom tlIboae
til Nrcitcboliacn / Shcucmr WtcnlA-
he's. par MeuiNhco3'oltenc ira ole
WcniQhcocrur ser mch en- moelld
Muutomobil % en- pen linen EcrNc
INN. z. &Iorilr uQerrattt Nnuclt,
hporcitCr EultorCu tdttt0c, % Der
cittr talte bans Nro0cr. foltor VI
g2cIo. "a iau iona Norncnc 10 Sars
0r. On bella %unlh 'crpcreoe" az
~ ~. HI,. "a, t,nt
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-13

Sislsc MeSse.clic fra T~ateutaNpoia'
terre @iliumiou 4 @erhort, 925-
$50 metropolitan 9ife Sloa, Iinne.
apolis. @tinn., CT Yateuter ubirrNiset
til felaenoe Spnnnere / Wiuneiotd
Nortb Sototd o. Sontb Sa!ota:
~. 8. %rttc. RinneapoliS. Iinn.
Tole Coupling; 2. .. ellis, Iirnen
polls, Iinn, Nop Sail anh Wriraer
q. aeeS. minneapolis, &iun.. Con
crete Column Clamp; :. g. 0teIermptt
M~fiuneappIis, Miun.. IniuIal Crap
~. &ciine, Miuucnpolis. Iinn., @heel
Sub Gap; =. 9. Wines. WinneapoIis
@Iiun, Siitina Sact; 8. SeIts, Grin
~neapolis. Iimu, elevator door &aneer
VI. y. Sobnion, Cambridge. Nimi.
@cau Sortiue @atine; &. aIiuacn
irtitn, ct. Taul. MiWn. NpparatI
for ME i'll nulbius pebieIes; !. @
&rieu, minneapolis, Ninu., Yaitner
Cub StMnS; st. WeSiel. ct. saul
&iun., Matine for Iatina Sees9rear
Cones; :, " will. Cafes. u. Sat
&arpeiter Titadment for sraetorS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-13
Mriminrc %pploicmOc
~ Mhemmatiemc % Nnrepnoer
30 SENS Tlalt t32 SUfsl irit

90 SCENTS NlGtit ~ SpiIs) frit
9ictop loyol ou t%tGuuotr SuGCu UuQltct
no trGt, mto ltue .lluc. Zen o5 M}u'tler.
Ct pTyiercC Noueo 90 byuuoeuoe. ueotlut
teuoe SmerieG huGleu ubillot rer IA
qeu beapnoey iro otrioy lite. az IN mao ior
blipe ! oeHnt SoyratuiuS.
e SJoenoe, iom e. / o0 IN ar StuQtu ct
bolut Iu'tu S0noc ON E0tieu. nil iUtte
Iris pao oCu rprit. Rom'oIt 90 S!urle.
'om oeune %tebuHol,ne olpey. Nor hpiltt,om
belt SlGrcouoc eler 1uuQbco U bets &Iyl
nino pjrteijg uJouuoerltQ.
&liu ltEtt, irilt 90 tya'tlQ. uoeu uoQcn
flere Gmertcr peo nine pCoemoh, iadre
Altuiiley. rhtumotiite y%Jot,itr, uprttuoe Rro
euer slpye 90 liurcouoel.
g9tulams &|ehouDllno ouerunoer 2nrcs
og SiGreipeoomme, determination me
20 ole Yla9er pco urininrc, uoen
Eorltlel bpor trouIit elcy hnarouottet. &uls
bu oiorig bar bruet 9&iuiamS Nebanolira.
oil Dt giUe big Ell 30 Gents Matte (32 5oNsl
tor Dill tget Sue irlt, Stakeholder iuQer
AltobsI eller Douebyinsenoe 2ue. &irtel
lite pud SNlertet.
GEM oenue 9ioii9 meo nit Raun oc
&ores'e liant 10 GEMS, ior al blGlpe til Al
betale Observation-Disclosures I'll The DR.
ID. A. Williams Company. Dep. ia
New Post Office Block, East Hampton
Conn. IN nil mso fnttepoN mootaoe er
regular 30 Gents 6lalte (32 1on9), lloel
Smtoiininger og 6orp!l9ttlisr. Sun er
SLATE Ill en- camille eter Aoresie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-13

eene @Geeorabs Softer. III SI9aininae %
genner I @anIclduoet. - SirSnaaS % Sre'
hassueadreu letter $3.50; Sseeassuosapen
clene. si.25 pr. slar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-13

NttttstNN.
Yollor ~. y. 0~iidlaeIion er
ualnt til Wcolem al Sfolcbelmrel.
len / @inmnr, Minn.
St. Vetri Notwithstanding /
Norucn q. Snf., Tnitor :. I, See.
lambs aalb. bor fo'tet Snorn poa
MeniabcNen$ Strife.
Valtcr Ghr. Is. Ssraenlen,
glhlano. isis. bar for Siben Ell
Serie iom han tilbrinaer | Winne.
apolia. Huber lit Spbolb her bar
ban uaiao ieat S~racbiTlp.
Eoitor :. !. Heelano, Sar'
pen. q. ga, bar iaaet Ell Maaneos
6erie al line Meui9bcoer. Nu Tor
Siocu opboIoer Tnltoren og Saui'
lie iia / @alfpur. y. Gaf. men
pil i Ell nrr Nrenntin reiIc pao Ell
Siitetnr ill @lempoob. Wtimn.
Shoent 8. e. GsNn lro
Auaubura Seminar iom i CONNIE,
bor bolot Sfole ueN @arpcp, q, o.
Eait, =. ). SeclanAS aalo, aillnt'
teoe Sfoleu / @etbauia Menigbet
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-13

Somne llae ionr min ,Slitru blep
begrapen holhteS @rabuatiolSicit
ueo SeiifoIen heritcoa. @lauot @ro-
oncllterne par paIua either Solroen.
llgel otter hplhte3 @rabuationsfeit
ueo Stotslunipcriitetet / Seattle. Set
bar en- 'torartet o9 heitioelia 9lffpre.
Ger rar 324 @rabueuter % blanot
biSie por Slap Scllgen, ser iorreiten
ogian bar Ell al De faa ser bapoe Ito
merfelien Gum 2aiioc" paa lit 81.
plom - ioruben sc ANDRE "sGresbc-
ma" han hapbe faact for. &i bar
aIelamnlen tllite0e peo henne ORD
oitationsfelt % ON auelben bolot hi
Ell Tamiliebanfet paa "@utler safe"
iom Ifilutnina paa Saaens @eai.
penheb; men oct bar bog ct iaart
Snun, at bun. iom baphe eiort melt
for al faa Tine Barn iaa lanst ireml,
life ioriinbteS at p9re meo. Sirn
ifuloe, iom MoieS, blot iaa ct @lif
ino / fine @arns SremtiosIano; men
iclu lit bun uisielia goa inS til ct
bebre Trcnrtibslnlb o. arpe eli bebrc
Soriettelie % "et epiat Napu~. ser
er "bcorc enc Conner % Sstre".
Zen 13be 9tai par ies i Silper,
ton, Srea., % lagoe @~runoitelien til
Sen itore ME Strife iom bort Gam.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-05-01
Congress On American
History Is Planned for
Rio de JaReifO In 1922

Washington, April 29. = Comme-
morating the first centennial anniver-
sary of the independence of Brazil,
the Brazilian Historical and Geogra-
phical Institute of Rio de Janeiro
proposes to hold, on September z,
1922, an international congress on
American history, according to advices
to the State Department from Rio de
Janeiro.
The Brazilian Historical and Geo
graphical Institute was founded by
the late Emperor Dom Pedro LII and
is said to be the most important So
ciety of its kind in Brazil.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-05-01
indianapolis Race
Has Many Entries

Indianapolis, April 80. - Dario
Resta, winner of the Vandergrift and
Grand Prize races at San Francisco,
and Bob Burman, the worlds speed
king, have been entered in the next
Indianapolis 5O0-mile race at the
wheel of Peugeot cars. A third Peu-
geot has been named, for which the
driver, however, has not yet been Sc
lected. 1t is understood that Arthur
Duray, runner up in last years India
napolis event, is in line for the job,
though this report lacks official con-
firmation.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-05-01

London, April 29.-Whith the bat
tie in Flanders seemingly at an end,
except for the attacks which the allies
are making to recover the rest OF the
ground which they lost last week, the
interest of the public has turned to
the Dardanelles where French and
British forces have been landed and,
with the cooperation of the feet, are
making attempts to force the straits
and open the way to Constantinople.
Sporadic attacks characterize the
campaign in Belgium and France, and
on the whole the troops have remained
comparatively quiet in the last "a
hours. The Germans have been re-
pulsed at two points, by the Belgians
north of Ypres and by the French at
Les Eparges.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-05-01
List of Letters

Remaining uncalled for in the In
diana postoffice April "a, 1915:
Mrs. Camelia Anderson, J. A. Barr,
7. J. Bell, C. E. Burkey, William
Campbell, Jay Coner, L. W. Craft,
Ed Davidson, A J. Fleming, Mrs.
Fl. c. Johnston, Mrs. Celia Lewis,
Miss Zada Lydick, Henry Peno, Ca
tharine Short, Mrs. Florence d. Ste
wart, Harry Stuehel, c. B. Wadding,
Dorigo Antonio, Peli Mikaly.
When inquiring for letters in
this list please state that they were
advertised, giving date.
HARRY w. FEE, P. M.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-05-01
RAILROADS PLAN
Big IMPROVEMENTS

Some extensive improvements are
planned by the Buffalo, Rochester &
Pittsburg, the New York Central and
the Pennsylvania railroads in the vi
cinity of Rossitel, this county.
The New York Central is planning
the construction of fine bridge over
"Ugly" run. This stream is one that
goes on the rampage every time there
is rainy spell of weather. The new
bridge is to be of concrete and steel
and will be built along the most mod
ern lines.
The Pennsylvania railroad is to re-
model its passenger station and to
make some extensive improvements
looking toward the improvement of
the shipping facilities at Rossiter.
There is report that the Buffalo,
Rochester & Pittsburg railroad is to
make some improvements here which
will enable the lines to better handle
the shipping of coal.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-05-01
SpdniSh.AmefiCdn War
Veterans Held Reunion

The ANIMAL reunion of the Fifth reg.
iment Spanish American war veterans
was, held at Blairsville Tuesday and
was attended by many of the mem
bers Of the association. The event in
cluded a parade of the survivors of
the regiment, accompanied by Sons
Guard. A banquet was held during
of Veterans and Company d. Natio-
nal the evening in the National Guard
armory. Among the Spanish Anne
rican war veterans from Indiana who
attended the reunion were Capt. w.
nj. Mahan, W. L. Elkin, Harry Will
liams, Charles e. Huey, George No
Henry, Walter H. Ayers, Hal
Streams, Arthur Russell and Ha.
w. Fee, and Israel Walker and 10
Kerr, of Shelocta.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-05-01
5000 Turk Troops Arc
Taken on Troy Plain

amidship The officers rushed to the
bridge and the eginese were started
full steam ahead in an effort to make
shoal water. 1t was plain from the
start that this would be impossible,
as within less than a couple of mi
nutes the boiler rooms were flooded
and the machinery stopped. The
engine room crew drew most of the
fires to prevent boiler explosions.
"The crew was assembled at quar-
ters and the order given, 'EEvery man
for himself. All of the commissio-
ned officers assembled On the bridge
as soon as it was certain that the
cruiser must 90 down and as she listed
just before turning over they united
in the cry: ''Vive la France!,,.
A numbmer of the bodies of the
victims have been recovered and bu-
ried with full military honors in the
cemetery at Brindisi.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-05-01
Suit Entered To Stop
Export Of U. S. ShFapnGi

Milwaukee, April 20. = A com
plant was filed today, under the So
called discovery, statute of Wiscon-
sin, to secure information to deter
mine whether the Allis- Chalmers
Company, a corporation, Otto Falk,
it's president and others have entered
into conspiracy with the Bethlehem
Steel Company and others not yet
known, to manufacture and ship shrap-
mel shells to European belligerents,
contrary to the Wisconsis law.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-05-01
Constable Robbed OF
Star and Money

Beaver, Pa. April % Fred Rol-
Inns, arrested on charge of larceny,
is accused by Constable Frank Mason
of Industry thwnship of stealing his
s.star., handouts and other insignia
of office, together with a gold watch
and $22 cash.
Rollins is in the Allegheny county
iail and will have hearing at In
dustry Saturday.
Constable Mason, the prosecutor,
also was arrested on serious charge
made by Mrs. Goldie Edmonds of Ro'
chester and was released upon bail
for hearing.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-05-01
White is B. R. &P.
New Superintendent
MAY BE OTHER CHANGES

No official announcement has been
made as yet, but it is learned from
reliable sources that A. B. White, a
prominent official of the Buffalo. Ro-
chester & Pittsburg railroad at PUNK
sutawney is to be the new superin-
tendent of this division.
Mr.. White becomes superintendent
through the seniority rule. Mr.. White
will succeed Peter Frazer, who die
recently, He is one of the best known
of the local officials and has had MANY
years of experience.
1t is reported that a number of
other changer will be made. 1t is
understood that none of the Indiana
officials will be changed.
(Johnstown LEADER.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-05-01
Landings Turned over
to the Commonwealth

Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Lambing, of
Washington township, near Chamb-
ersville, who were arrested on the
charge of the larceny of meat, Chi
ckens, etc., one day last week, were
given hearing before Squire James
A. Crossman Tuesday. The evil
deuce was such that the couple were
Leld for trial at the June term of
court Mrs Lambing was committed
to Jail and her husband was released
on his own recogniZance to give him
time to secure bail for his wife and
himself, pending the day of the trial.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-05-01
More Appropriation
Bills Are Reported

Harrisburg, April 20. = Appro-
priation bills, with the amount re-
commended by the committee, as re-
ported to the House today, were:
Duquesne University, Pittsburg,
$40, 900; Edinboro Normal School,
Erie, $3.50, 900; State College for
Extension Work, $1O2, 900.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-05-01
KILLED BY FALL
FROM MACHINE.

Mrs. Pearl Allison, aged about 80
years, wife of DR.. L. d. Allison. a
prominent physician of Kittaning,
was instantly killed in an automobile
accident here about 5 80 o'clock Sun
dry evening DR.. and Mrs. Allison
drove to Indiana Sunday morning To
spend the day with Mrs. Allison's
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clifford Shaw of Chevy Chase,
north of this place They started
home shortly after o'clock this eve
ming and were making the sharp turn
at Hooks curve, north of town, when
the machine hit the curbing glancing
blow. Mrs. Allison was thrown out
and under the car, the rear wheel
passing over her neck, breaking it
and causing instant death. Mrs. Al
lison was born in Clearfeld. She had
been married about eight years. She
leaves her husband.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-05-01
Female Carrier
Is Badly Injured

Mrs. Anna Devers of Blairsville,
who was instrumental in securing the
first rural mail route from that town
and who has since carried the mail
on the route, was the victim of Sc
rious accident which occurred while
she was performing her official duties.
Postmaster p. NJ. Brown of Blair
sville accompanied her ovor the route
recently. On the trip the horse dri-
ven by Mrs. Devers became frighte-
ned and ran the buggy into a ditch.
Mrs Devers was thrown out and SUI
stained a fracture of the hip.
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Officers We're Brave

Milan, Italy, April 20. = Details
of the and of the French cruiser Leon
Gambetta, torpedoed and sunk by
the Austrian submarine U 5, in the
Strait of Otranto Monday night, tell
of heroism by her commissioned of
ficers. Practically the entire starboard
side of the cruiser was blown out when
the Austrian torpedo hit her almost
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WEDDINGS.
RunZO-RunzO

Mr.. Salvatore Runzo and Miss Ma,
ria Runzo, two prominent Italian re-
sidents of this place, were married
Thursday morning at st. Bernard's s
church by the Very Rev Father N. 2.
McNelis.
They will take an extended honey
moon. Miss Runzo is sister OF
Frank and Thomas Runzo, the Sixth
street fruits merchants and Mr.. Runzo
is a distant relative "f the proprietors.
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Holland to Help Pope
Propose Peace

Berlin, April 20. - The Nieuwe
Haarlemache "Courant, of Rotter-
dam, reports that the government be-
Iieves the pope will be placed in
position, through Dutch diplomacy,
to propose peace when he thinks the
time has arrived. Cardinal Nolens,
therefore, is travelling to Rome
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Woman Stunned by the Lightning

During the electrical storm Tuesday
afternoon, Mr.. James Lockard, who
lives west of town, in White township,
was severely stunned when lightning
struck and demolished large locust
tree, just near the Lockard home.
Mrs. Lockard was severely stunned
but was not rendered unconscious.
She was attended by DR.. NJ. NJ. Davis.
of Indiana.
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Naturalization Fees Decision
Is Rendered Against Court CLERKS
Philadelphia, April 27.


The so per cent of the fees contri-
buted by aliens seeking naturalization
papers in the courts of this state
which the federal law authorizes court
clerks ''to retain, belongs, under the
laws of the state, to the counties and
not to the individual clerks or protho-
notaries, according to a ruling of the
supreme court in a decision handed
down today by Justice Stewart. The
decision reverses the judgement of
the common pleas court OF Schuylkill
county, which had decided test case
in favor of John W. Reese, prothooo
notary of that county.
Justice Stewart Eheld that under
the state constitution and acts of as
sembly, prothonotaries and court
clerks being salaried officers, receive
such half of the fees collected only
as trustees for their respective coun-
ties, and not for their own personal
benefit and use.
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j. Wood Clark Is to
Become PittSburqef

Attorney ]. Wood Clark, clerk of
the United States District court at
Pittsburg, is to become resident of
the Smoky City. Mr.. Clark and his
sisters will vacate the old homestead
the latter part of this month and will
locate permanently in Pittsburg.
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Tho CIafksburg Postmaster.

John FL. Hart, of Clarksburg, has
been notified of his appointment as
fourth class postmaster at CIarksburg.
the appointment to take effect imme-
ia ely. Mr.. Hart has been acting
postmaster for several months.
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Employees Advised to Leave Italy

Genoa, April 27, via Paris, April %.
= Several banks, including the Banca
Commerciale, which have their main
branches here, have urgently advised
their clerks of German and Austrian
nationality to leave Italy.
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Ice Cream Cone Fatal

Chicago, April % The first ice
cream cone fatality of the season oc-
CURED when Genevieve Water, 16
months, died of ptomaine poisoning
after eating one bought from street
vendor.
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John Bunny'S Antics
are Ended by Dea.h

New York, April 26.
John Bunny, whose antics as a
moving picture comedian have made
millions laugh, died at his home in
Brooklyn today. He had been ill for
three weeks of complications of di-
seases. He was SO years old.
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Survivors OF Lost
WdFShip Reach Syracuse

Rome, April 20. - Ten officers of
minor rank and 100 seamen, survi-
vors of the French cruiser Leon Gam
BETA, have reached Syracuse, where
they are receiving treatment.