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The Delta independent., 1915-01-22

Elmer Jarvis, dragging road. 10 90
II. L. Fogg, blacksmithing ... 16 80
Geo. F. Hawkins, labor ....... Is 90
E. E. Bull, dragging road and
repairing bridges ............. IS so
John Young, dragging road w s 90
S. w. Vernon, labor ................... 90
Hammond & Harrington, liv'ry 90
Gets & Gets, supplies ..- 8 SO
Dolph Davis, labor ............. 90
w. r. Johnson, supplies .... l "A
C. l.. Smith, labor ................. Z 25
Herbert Dale, labor ............ 90
j. S. Wear, blacksmithing m l so
Ed. Verhofsted, dragging road Is 90
Fred Shores, labor ............. 8 so
Jas. Greenwood, blacksmithing AS rs
Robert Ashbaugh, bridge str'gr 3S 90
l.. r. Shallenberger, surv etc. 81 80
Geo. Stewart, labor, ....................33 so
E. P. Martin, surveying ..... 33 80
J. C. Craig, labor. 20 %
Gibson Lbr. Co., supplies - go
Joe Rodgers, labor ................. 43 25
A. ]. Willis, dragging road -. % so
George Jackson, dragging road 62 90
Walter Sarles. labor ............... 62 so
Gibson Lbr. & Mere Co. sup. 60
Cedaredge Saw Mill, lumber. is %
Colorado State Bank, viewing
road, assigned .............. Is 90
r. F. Williams, labor assigned 81 25
l. NJ. Conklin, labor assigned 10 90
A. NJ. Axtell, labor assigned. 40 80
Ralph Giffee, labor assigned 12 SO
Duke-Hanson Nero. Co. labor
assigned -----...-.----.-----------------.- "a 10
Duke-Hanson Nero. o.,suppl. l IS
Hotchkiss Nero. Co., labor asd 90
Charles Parker, labor assigned IL 20
o. NJ. Lewis, labor assigned. sc %
II. r. Sare, road overseer ........ 296 20
A. NJ. Axtell, road overseer see. 247 so
Gibson Castell Lbr. Co. sup. 1872 25
NJ. A. Davis. road overseer .... 166 %
First National Bank Cedaredge
labor assigned .......-...-..-..... II 10
Stockham Bros. & Co. supplies % 30
State Bank of Austin. labor
assigned .....-..............-.....- 113 SO
Independent Lbr. Co. supplies 257 95
First Natl Bank. Delta, labor
assigned .............-...-....-....-....- 10 90
~irst National Bank. Delta,
labor assigned .-.-..............-. 10 so
First National Bank. Delta.
labor assigned ...................-. 1872 80
t,r
labor assigned ....................... I55 SO
Charles Parker. labor assigned 36 80
First National Bank, Paonia.
labor assigned ....................-. SO 43
First National Bank. Paonia.
labor assigned ....-................... SO OF
First National Bank, Paonia;
labor assigned ....................... 119 81
Cedaredge State Bank, labor
assigned 254 25
Cedaredge State Bank, labor
assigned 1877 25
First National Bank. Delta,
labor assigned ........-.............. 167 90
First National Bank, Delta,
labor assigned ................-.-....- $50 90
First National Bank, Delta,
labor assigned ............-........... 2o7 so
First National Bank, Delta.
labor assigned ..................-.-... 230 go
First National Bank, Delta.
labor assigned .................... 235 rs
First National Bank, Delta,
labor assigned ............-....-...... 1888 10
The Delta independent., 1915-01-22
$7,eoS ss

ROAD FUND
Mary A. Shepherd. labor assg'd 96 75
simon Pfifer, dragging road 80. IL 90
Carrie B. Wilson. rent Of lots =. go 90
r. ]. Smith, blacksmithing go. II 80
r. Kraai. bridge stringers ....... 25 90
Thos. Gregory. blacksmithing Is
w. s. Grant, blacksmithing m Al 35
r. II. Curtis. supplies ......"....@. 9 10
C. II. Allen, auto hire ............... 20 90
Roy w. Copp. auto hire ............ 90
VIM. Huyser, blacksmithing.... 80
]. A. McKinnon, labor, ............ 4 90
Cedaredge Hdw. Co., supplies 90
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-08
BRIDE FOR CHINESE LEADER,
Comes to W. IL. chung because Ne
Il n Refugee.

" h Chung, president OF the Va
tionaliSt League and leader Of tho cVo
l~utionary party, and Mrs. Fong. a
teacher. who arrived in this city from
IIongkong 4 few DAYS ago. will bo mar
ricd At 925 East Thirty-drst street on
THURSDAY afternoon by the Rev. lIuie
Kin. pastor OF the Chinese Presbyterian
church.
Mr.. Chung In dean OF the Canton
Christian College and a former Com
missioner of Education in Canton. He
is a political refugee. That IN why Mr.
Foue came here. AS she il = widow
she had to secure the consent Of h"y
mOther-in-law 10 the marriage to get
away from china.
II is understood that In addition ~
tho church ceremony Mr.. Chung and
Mrs. Fong Will folloW the wedding Gus
tom of their country by exchanging
their gc~nealugies for three generations.
The mere exchange in China constitutes
the tying of the knot.
Mr., Chung II his bride VIII Two In
this city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-08
LILLIAN COOK TO Be
BURIED TO MORROW
Funeral Service Will BE Held
in Christ Episcopal Church.
Brooklyn.
VERDICT Is DUE TODAY

,,.
The funeral or l-iI''ai MAY '"'N' '"'
young typist who committed suicide
Sa. u,vs- conn. will be held
- ,nr,., rn,.rop,l
Tuesday afternoon !" '""' "P
Church, Clinton and Harrison Streets
uro,LIyr The assistant, rector, lpr.
~ ,,u o,i.jo,e
freder'cH N'e'"' W." g..
The father OF the dead sFl WIS '''
more than twelve years sexton of the
-. o,, Lillian had been "A com
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-08
Copyright by American Press Association.
Thomas Mott Osborne at his desk in Sing Sing.

After working particularly hard for
several days on plans for a business
training school in Sing Sing Warden
Thomas Mott Osborne was compelled 10
remain in bed yesterday. He Is suffering
a nervou breakdown caused mainly by
a cold contracted a week ago. Or. W.
l.. Chase of Tarrytown said last night
that the warden was badly in need of at
least a weeks rest.
According to statements made by Mr..
Osborn and several Of his close friends
who are interested in prison reform. the
new educational work AT Sing Sing will
take the form OF a business training
school There viii be classes in steuos-
raphy. bookkeeping. mathematics, HIS.
tory. ~telegraphy. literature, law. music
and Languages. Although the plans are
now embryonic Il, is believed that an of
these classes can be started within a
month.
The first language 10 b. taken up will
be spanish. Warden Osborne believes
there is a golden opportunity in the re-
publics OF South and Central America
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for men with a knowledge Of Spanish.
The classes. most of which will be taught
10y inmates. are expected to open the
door Of opportunity to many.
At "A luncheon on Friday In the war
den's office. at which the movement was
discussed. there were present Mrs. john
II Flagler, Miss Alice Preston. Miss
Jean Webster. Harry Allen Jacobs and
r. VI Dick. \ committee for the
furtherance OF the plan Will be APP
pointed this week by Warden Osborne,
An educational fund will he started also,
a. tn. work will be supported largely
through popular subscription.
one OF the interesting responses 10
the work being carried on IN Sing sins
BY Warden Osborn was revealed Fcs'
terday when a convict serving a thlrd
term for burglary placed on the war
denis desk a complete outnt for = baby
which he had knitted IN his cell The
man. generally supposed to be Il hardened
criminal becausc Of his three Conv'ctions
has never been married. II" hts beer
one OF 200 convictS who have beer
knitting mufle-s and scartS for the suf'
ferers IA Poland The baby outi; con
sis,s OF a tiny union suit, cap. m.ttens
and legsings
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-08
COY. WALSH ACCUSED
IN FREEING CONVICT
BAY state House Orders In
quiry Into Pardoning of
Hall. a Bank LOOtcr.
100000 THEFT IN CASE

ir., IN.
bosr"N' March an H'"''' "
vest CATION INTO the action or 'oN WIS"
and the Executive Council in freeing
~ -, u tob, u,u uho
~" -. .nh,,a,n S,yirrs Rank
80 vnore ,bar ,2oo o0o while nc was
49, t,s ,rc,sur.r il going 10 be
Ini ~. . sno,i,I ,omr,i,,,c of the
u'uu S'". .,iyo.
~ a-dor,ry IN D,ceubcr Of Han.
nr" NO snyings ~ many hundreds
~, h.r, u,a,Ltny residents of Worcester
,r.s nno NJ mo scandal. of the
All moM,h ~ ,be ,oii demonstration
"'' Utni.n
- 80" o,o , ,,c u,y oT free.
10, d., tNis St,t. b1s caused
~ ha ..,;nr 81 ia, G,ycr.
Nv '".n tu"r ,o ,hc n,rdor committee
10 ~ J., n,wnciI =. na,l,,nn for the release
~, In, VINO had served only 4 brief
W h. ,,,i,n In uf,.eu Years
NJ given v,s ,b,,. Hall Va,
hoaI,h ,h., hn would soon he
~ , " ,,,n an ,rarutfnu for
-ordici h,, III. state Hoard of
%pr'i 20, inyas,i,,t ny tho matter.
na anai,a, mi n~e,itiou
~. - :ayarnnr .hn had been
- 20 cling ,bn, no would never
~ go - oo,,,,U,,oe any n.ti.
80 I an adycrse,v IA, tho
p,rols Ronrd .urned in his tracks and
.t,L 49,. .n,,,,, ,ba, tho L.>ecu.
w." Co., a., 80. ma, al Iibe-tv
nroh. M, ,,,s rn, w,oll and soon
is, ~ nr,so, no was onerated
-, g. ,~nn.rdiciti I'M, so far AS is
Ipom u. rs tul,y rerovered While
49, u,v ui,b shou, saoo. o00. thus
,ha savin,s hank mis- s,eoliugs
~anJod over s,,rh , long course OF
'A'e'''' 49, I,a,.,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-08
POSTS SUPPLIED
As " SOUVENIRS
Horses and Yachts for Table Races and Necklaces With
Jewel Cases to Put Them in Are Other Inter-
esting Novelties at One Hotel.

Finding unusual souvenirs for dinners
managers. For this purpose the Knick-
crbocker has establis he'd u bureau of
novelties" one of the most popular
things to its credit so far Is a tiny
street lamp post. with electric bulb ana
battery complete. When the button Is
pressed the lamp lights with power for
forty hours. Then there are crystal
dogs of all breeds. fixed on bronze or
glass tablets to serve as paperweignts,
jewel cases of onyx. with silver filigree
work. necklaces OF semi-precious stones
to match intended table decoration.
necklaces Of coral and Jade. and horses
and yachts for table races.
Signor q. Zenatello and his Wife,
Nine. Marie Gay. the opera singers.
dined in the Louis Seize restaurant of
the McAlpin last night. Nahan Frankie
in their honor played selections from
Carmen" a role which Nine. Gay has
suns at the Metropolitan. Signor Zena-
tello and his wife are under contract
To open "a season OF opera In the new
Grand Opera House At Havana In April
and are greatly disturbed over the de-
lay in receiving their wardrobe trunks
from Paris.
Thu neXt meeting and luncheon OF the
American Manufacturers Export Asso-
citation will be held at the Biltmors
on March II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter shaw and Mrs.
g A. Waterman have returned from
abroad and are az the Hotel Gotham
for the month Of March.
Among those entertaining dinner part
les In the orangerie OF the Hotel Aston
last night were Judge William +. Con.
molly of Detroit. Mr.. and Mrs. William
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-08
ARRIVALS AT HOTELS.
some OF the Latest Names Placed
on the R~egfsters.

McAlpin-M. r Cole, Newman. Ga.
Miss Donna Dolores, San Francisco
G. Il. Spaulding. Chicago Mr.. n Mrs.
@. A. Wiley. Cincinnati.
Claridge-C. u. Hays. Milwaukee
Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Walsh, Chicago.
Astor-Mr. and Mrs. a. O. Board
more. London Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Jor-
dan. Chicago Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Rose
wear. Montreal Capt. Thomas Duncan
Lieut.. william w. Wilson. Lieut.. Rob
ert H. Lee. Lieut.. Edward q. Balbert,
Lieut.. Roscoe c. Crawford and Lieut.
Milo +. Fox of the L. :. army.
Prince GeorRe-Mrs. A. Gallagher,
L~ynchburs, Va. A.. q. keeshan, st
Louis w. c. Halsey. Chicago.
Belleclaire-Mr. and Mrs. +. W. Gage
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l. Desne, East Or
ange II. ). Sills. Alton c. G. Singer
Princeton.
Laurelton-Mr. and Mrs. w. Y. Col
gate. New Orleans Miss Florence Doyle
Ottawa.
Observation-Disclosures. T.. n. Priest
Boston A. G. Perry. pittsburg Mrs
George A.. Blair. Chicago Mr.. and Mrs
II. II. Millter, Buffafo Mr.. and Mrs
j. :. Kennedy. Hartford.
Marie Antoinette-M. 4. Harrington
Boston Mr.. n Mrs. J. Clinton Thonp.
son. Brookllne +. C. Robinson. Wash
ington.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-08
Youthful Lover Commits suicide
tfter Girl Rejects Him.

Edward Murtz. 81, OF 400 Cleveland
place. Union Hill. shot himself early
Yesterday morning in front of the home
Q: Miss Katherine Miller at 10 Irving
sireet. Jersey City. Muntz had asked
her to marry him and when she refused
he drew "A revolver and threatened 10
take his life. The young woman tried
10 reason with him ana finally told him
20 wait until she came out IF the house
again before he acted. When she got
inside the door Miss Miller bottled IL
and q moment later heard the report Of
the revolver. Muntz had shot himself
through the head. He was taken to the
C'y Hospital. where he died two hours
later w,thou; rega!uins Consciousness.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-08
SECURITY LEAGUE IN ACTION.
hss Branches In FINy-twO CITIES
To stir Tn Interest.

The National Security League has be-
-" 'u" formation OF branches of the
"'tu' ll iity two cities, and from now
nNu' congress meets again every cnort
WI h' made 20 stir up interest In war
preparedness In the hope that Congress
Ha' 40 more In the way OF appropria-
uoh'' ;. StanTOOd Menken, discussing
va, topic, said yesterday
70 do this work of organization the
,.akae asks for broad public support,
- mas no apostle OF peace with palaces
1',odd ana millions at home to help IT,.
ma raised It's money in small amounts.
10y 81 bills. but II Is now clear that
!. the American people understand that
.s''hfe preparedness and all the pro-
ttvU''' me country needs against war
,%e! mus, bring home to Congress the
'%. OF public interest.
TIE" league is In need of volunteer
,oIhers' contributors and members and
nnNteS III SO Interested to call at Its
uIappqutltela at 25 Pine street. where
WV" cooperation will be welcomed"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-08
WOMAN SOCIALIST
WRITER ENDS LIFE
Miss Grace Eaton Ewing In
balcs GaS From a Tube
Tied TO Mouth.
ry\BLE TO OBTAIN WORK

Mss Grace Eaton Ewing. "A contributor
n the can and other socialist publica-
,ons and a frequent attendant at the
.,,,ures Of the Rand School of Social
s.encp. committed suicide yesterday by
,,hslnr illuminating gas la her fur
,,shad room at 2i2 East Nineteenth
,ree,. Her death vas discovered by "A
.o,,,r friend who went to visit her and
,,,nd her door. on the third floor. locked.
She notified the lirdlady. Mrs. Hide
,-,nd. who summoned Policeman Krup-
All OF the East Twcnty-second street
.,a,on. He broke open the door and
,ounl Miss Ewing in bed with a tube
from a gas jet led 10 her mouth with
rrirg From the landlady the police
learned that the woman had been unable
20 And work for the last three weeks and
W., too proud to accept aid from friends.
on A table In her o was found
nor will. which she had drawn UP the
night before. In this she named Mrs
Rsr,ha Ma.,ly. one Of the officials of the
Rand school. and George a Albro as
executors 20 dispose OF her personal
property. which is OF small value. Al
though she requested that her pet cat be
mt TO death painiessly by the Society
;or Prevention of cruelty Of Animals.
she had takon the precautlon to leave
ne animal with a friend on the first
floor over might so it might not be killed
b. the gas.
In letters left for friends she told o.:
dssrondcnCy over being unable to arm
money. Miss Ewing. who vas 40 years
Old. came here about a year age from
Br.deewater. Mass. Most OF her EN-
ploymru, hcrc was temporary. Her last
po-k was as u stenographcr and investi-
gator for the United States Industrial
Relations Commission.
Following this she contributed special
articles ana verses to the Call At the
sand school It was said little vas known
O. her outside Of the fact that she had
been seen AZ discussions there.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-08
Young woman with $4,000 Rank
Account Commits suicide.

George borgan was unlocking the
toor Of his furnished room at - Mont
gomery street last night when he smelled
Gas coming from the room next to his.
Patrolmau Broderick OF the Madison
street station broke down the floor.
The hody Of "A young lay on 4
pie OF Old clothes. Her head rested OH
4 LARGE trunk. which had been drawn
up against the loo She was fully
dressed in good clothes and an o%vercoat
la over the body.
\ bank book of the Dry Dock Savings
Institution showed that Ietta Tasberg
has an account OF $1,000. hut a union
card of the Umbrella Makers Union
vas tade out 10 letta Tannebaum.
The crevices around the door and the
ore window had been carefully stuffed
WITH cloth and NO gas Jets were wide
open. The oms was last seen Thurs
day afternoon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-08
TAKES 20 MEN TO SAVE DOG.
Dynamite Foe Usrd TO Rescue Ant
mnI From Cave.

NEwroS. y. j.. March 1T took
twenty mem and a blast of dynamite
TO free Bob. Il foYhound. from a cave
near here to-day. The dog, owned ny
Robert Washer. got into the cars
through "A small rrevice while fox hunt
ing with his master on Friday. Then
he couldn't get out,
Washer worked AT the mouth OF the
cave all Friday afternoon, but cou'dht
open the way for the animal to get out
Yesterday he tried dynamite. AS large
a charge az he dared to use without en-
dangerlng the dogs life, but the blast
only loosenei some OF the stones AZ inc
mouth of the ~crevice. To-day. how
ever. "A score OF workers brought crow.
bars to hear on the rocks and PRED
them far enough apart to free Bob IRON
his three days Imprisonment.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-08
WORK FOR 10000 MORE MEN.

OMAHA, March TEN thousand new
men are TO be Immediately employed by
the Western railroads az section hands.
on repair gangs and on construction
work to replace the men laid on last
fall when the railroads went on winter
schedule. These men vii! be picked up
through the employment agencies here,
Six thousan nd men will he required by
the Union Pacific. 1000 by the Burling-
ton and the rest by the Northwestern
Rock Island Missouri Pacific and h
lines.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-08
Commits suicide Beca use wife and
'hiId Iert IItm.

P'rEE,us. y. J., March John Van
S~.'''e~ 81, of lbs Halcdon avenue
.~'t|I'N"d earholir acid last night and
o.. = f"" hours later In tie Paterson
memorial Hospital II" was respondent
o''aAs' his Wife went 10 live with her
mother, taking her nine-year-old son
viii her.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-08
Girl Leaps "a Death From Roof of
rive story House.

MS ANNA Berka, IS, on a visit to
''' sister, Jumped from the roof OF the
'F" story house a. i Dover street a few
a4'c> after midnight and was killed
'iinfIt Her sister. Mrs. Mary Bar
tfN, said SA" had noticed that tho girl
bad been mo.pyc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-08
At New York City

At New York City
Tpfnpip last eve
ming Pastor Russell
took for his text
John 1915. Il saw
and bare record
that this il the Son
Of God lie de
clared that about
thrce-fourths of all
the preachers are
his enemies. I'm
able to resist the
force of hi- Bible
teachings. they mis-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-08

10 XXLf tNffrI Wv -
$fskx MH1l his enemies. I'm
WM&&XM%A ~ able to resist the
(PASIOR RlJSSTlLl force Of hi- Bible
. teachings. they mis-
represent them and vilify his reputa-
ton. thus to hinder good people from
hearing and reading. "Bv their fruits
we shall know them" said the Master:
and evidently many clcrgyinon must he
seriously wrong of heart; else they
would not bear these unrcriptural. I'M
manly fruit -Works OF the flesh and of
the Devil"
But the Pastor would continue 20 make
known the true God Of the Bible. so in
contrast with the Satanic god OF the
creeds. Thousands of letters from all
parts Of the world. telling him Of new
life, new joy in IN" Lord. through his
efforts, encourage him 10 50 onward in
the narrow way which the Master and
the Apostles trod. He would not render
personal abuse m retaliation. To do 81
would be contrary to the Word and Spirit
of the Lord But croed- aud false doc
trine- he would smash with all the power
granted him, that huugering. thirsrine
souls might be delivered from error in.o
the joyous liberty If children of God
Denying the son Of God.
Billy SUNDAY has Joined other |evanGol.
lists and preachers ,n the -landerous mis-.
statement that Pastor Russell denies tina.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-08

IL Du Charme, Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ.
Coates of London. Miss Marie DRESSER.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward +. Murray. Capt.
Alexander NJ. Patch, U. s.. A., and Gen.
James u. Hickey.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-08
Denying the Son of God
Putting Darkness for Light
BILLY SUNDAY CHALL~ENCED-DOES HE DENY THAT
JESUS is THE SON OF COD? =

Darkness Masouerades as Lsht-Foohsh Words Mislead the Ignorant
Christians Often Babes in Christ Few Have Their Senses Exercised
by Reason Of Use Bible Study Never More Needed Than Now
What Say the Scriptures" Not, What Say the Preachers. EvanseEsts
and Creedsp
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-08
RADICALS GIVE CASH
FOR BOMB DEFENCE
Prpparp TO Press "FramPup"
Charge Against Police
to the Limit.
PLEA TO BE NOT GUILTY

Great activity on the part or anar-
chists. T. ". VS. and radicals ~ all
kinds Yesterday emphasized their ex-
pressed determination to press TO the
limit the charge Of the two cathedral
bomb planters that they were FRAMED
bv the police spy Poignant. who caused
their arrest. Funds we're collected for
the defence of the i've young Italians
carbone and Abarno. II also was an
nounced by the radicals that the accused
men would demand that the detective
be placed on the stand.
The Sunday afternoon meeting or the
Circolo Gaetano Bresci at 3ol East
lO6.h street was largely attended n
bitter denuncia,ion of the police. es-
~pectally I'm the bomb case, was hearu
on all sides. Carlo Tresca, who ad-
dressed the meeting. said earlier that n
carhone and Abarno defence committee
had been formed and funds contributed
by all the anarchist groups in tine city.
The individual members plan TO attenh
the cour, hea In the case.
The anarchists. said Tresca. will chal-
lenge the police to prove their charges
against the two men and to disrroNe the
FRA rneup'' charge Simon e. Pollock,
one OF the lawyers for the defence. II
was retained by iye Italian ewspap"rS.
Tresca said. would press the anarchists
issu" as such.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-08

Louis KATE, 2 wears old. OF l6a Mon
roe street fell Yesterday three sturio,
into a snowhank and escaped injury.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-08

= PaNor russell S9rdCt''I HToops1 ppcdt TccuB IN dpptrnptoU Gnn hundred y
NJ rspdpv IN e Hmf shcG Cay1d1, great BrMn. south 4 n1, 4 ulrdHr lana Seam La
~ hn1rd, IN Gv I7vH1O@ Metropolitan cWtS are rot corrHedv IA Syndicate hence 8
~ uedrc permitted 10 pubhyF i"Sc ndra1Ee srrorS IN the trhDN newspapers paying IN
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