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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-16
TESTIMONY OF WEST VA.
FOLKS SPEAKS VOLUMES.

Hinton, ". Va. Some time aro I
was dragged out, run down and nerv-
ous. ! kept about but was hardly able
20 do my work. / had 10 have some
medicine 20 build me up and Golden
Medical Discovery proved Just the
medicine. ! got much benefit and was
well satisfied with it.r-MRs. SARAH
WHEELER, Hinton, W. Va.
An imitation Of natures method Of
restoring waste Of tissue and impover-
i-lmeut RI the blood and nerve force
D. when you take an alternative extract
Of herbs and roots made with pure
Elyccrinc, without the use OF alcohol,
ike Doctor rIercc's Golden Medical
Discovery. This vegetable medicine
C1ayes the digestive functions aud helps
IN the assimilation OF food. OF rather
takes from the food Just the uutuimeut
the blood requires.
Pure blood is essential 70 cool
health. Dr. Picrcc's Golden Medical
Discovery not only c-ieau.es the blood
a. impurities, but 10 increases the
activity of tie Matchmaking glands,
and eur.les tire holy with an
abundant supply of pure, rich blood.
DO ihus cures 9rr1iui1, eczema. erveiD-
c'ls. boils, pimrles and other cupti0us
That mar and -rir The skin.
Doctor Ilcrcc's T0,o-ulgc illustrated
book. 1.-THE Common Sense Medical
Adviser" 10 cloth covers. o. cent free
on receipt Of 3 dimes Cor stamps 90
pay cost of mailing Or'r. Treats of
physiology. sex Problems. Hygiene.
Disease Address Dr. Picrcc's |Inyalils'
Hotel, Buffalo, N. -.
Ir. Iierces Pleasant Pellets are the
original little Liver Pills. These tins,
U"..#.n L.H#HN MHHH Hn".L... - .L
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-16
RESIDENT WEST
ST. WEAK, SHAKY
ALWAYS TIRED
BUT ONE BOTTLE OF NERV.
WORTH MADE ANNA HEMP.
HILL VASTLY BETTER, she
TELLS MR.. RAU.

And still the grateful Wheeling and
neighborhood users of Nerv-W ortn
come forward with their signed state
ments to show what wonderful bene-
uts have come TO them from the use
OF this best Of Family Nerve Tones
Here is the very latest:
Rau's Drug Store-I was weak.
shaky and had inward
Tor three years. DOctored some.
Could not sleep. My food would
ferment. Suffered with gas. Always
tired. Hardly able 10 do my work.
OFTEN would have TO rest during the
day. Wanted TO be alone. Pains in
back and shoulders.
One bottle Of Wentworth has done
Tor me something other medicines
could not do.
Sleep good. appetite good. don't
bloat n more. Pains almost gone
] feel Ike a new person. First time
We been down street on Saturday
evening for some time.
ANNA HEMPHILL.
3uS West Street. CITY
Your dollar back at the Rau DRUG
store IF Nery-Worth does not helm
you
Our guarantee back OF the fors-
soing-RAUS DRUG STORE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-16
MUCH
SATISFACTION
DR.. JONES' BEAVER IMMINENT
CURING PEOPLE WHEN OTHER
REMEDIES HAVE FAILED.

The Great Spiegel claims he has
proven without "a shadow OF doubt 10
hundreds Of users Of his famous
Beaver Liniment that it stands alone
as a successful treatment for bodily
pains and aches. Inflammation. pleu.
risy. pneumonia. cough and colds.
rheumatism and baCkache. Those who
have spent dollar after dollar and stiil
lived In despair and received hospital
treatment have been loud in their
praise for the benefits they received.
The remedy is heralded broadcast
as the most powerful. penetrating and
healing liniment for the muscle. nerve
and zone ever introduced into Wheel.
ing. For sale by G. II. Gricst and
all druggists, accept no substitutes.
Look for the Beaver Trade Marx.
on- genuine without no..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-16
is WANTED ON
CRAVE CHARGE
GIRL SAYS THAT SOUTH SIDE
MAN ENOEAVOREO TO
ASSAULT HER.
Rad Not Been Apprehended last Night
According to Offioial-Warrsnt
Issued Yesterday.

Charged By Bertha Marinar as try
ing to criminally assault her. George
Harris faces a warrant issued yes
terday by Squire T. +. Corrigan. and
which has not been served. Harris
is the proprietor OF a second hand
store on the South Side.
The girl claims hat she vas form
erly an inmate OF the home for chill
dren out-the-pike. and that she an
swered an advertisement IN which
Harris wanted a girl TO take care Of
his wife. who was soon TO become a
mother. She says hat Harris showed
her TO her o on The second floor
of the house and while there. she SAYS.
he tried to assault her.
She further claims that Harris had
given her money with which to buy
aprons.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-16
DR.. MOFFAT WILL
PREACH TONIGHT
FORMER LOCAL MINISTER WILL
CONDUCT SERVICES IN FIRST
Y. p. CHURCH.
Evanselistie Services Are Successful.
Rev. Robinson's Brother Spoke
Last Night.

DR.. J. ID. Moffat. former president
OF h Washington and jefferson Coz
lege n a former resident of this city.
will arrive in Wheeling today and viii
conduct the e~vangelistic services that
are being held In the First United
Presbyterian church this evening anu
tomorrow evening.
The services that are being held in
that church have thus FAR proven sue
cessful. Last evening Or. Robinson.
pastor of the Sixth United Presby-
terrain church OF Pittsburgh. preached.
He Is a brother of Dr. c. II. Robinson.
pastor OF the First United Presby-
terrain church. and quite a large mum
Der attended.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-16
DID NOT MEET
Joint Conferences Of Linsly Board and
Commissioners viii Await Re
turn Of Mr.. Otto Schcnk.

That no meeting Of the county com
mtssioners and the board of trustees
or Linsly institute has been held or
VIII be held until the return Of Nj.
otto Schenk from Hot Springs was
the statement mae by Mr.. George 4.
L.aughlin last night. IL was reported
yesterday evening that a joint meet.
ing was held Yesterday, but MI.
l.aughlin stated that this was a mis-.
take.
The meeting in question is TO De-
held to consider the purchase of the
intirmary farm a. Elm Grove BY the
Linsly board for the purpose Of ~.
banding the schools work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-16
ROBERT L. FRAZIER
viii Speak Before Senior Nurses of
Ohio Valley General Hospital
on March 80.

Robert l. Frazier. local probation
officer. has received q request from
Mrs. J. NJ Fontaino. head of he nurs-
es' school az the Ohio Valley General
hospital. TO deliver an address before
the senior nurses ON March 800. %
will be the regular meeting of the
nurses. and Mr. Frazier has been ask.
Ell TO talk on Juvenile Work This
will be one Of the series OF lectures
that are delivered for the benefit OF
IN nurses.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-16

The Ladies AID Society Of the Chris
tlau church viii hold It's regular all day
meeting to-day Iu the basement OF tho
church
Mrs. Forest kcrhy. OF Cambridge. O..
Is spending several days here visiting
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. W. II.
heller.
Dwigh Murry "a student ar tho North
western University. az q o.. is spend
ing several days here az his home.
Friendship Castle. No. T.. knights NJ
the Golden Eagle. held a business meet
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-16

NEW YORK. March 1s-As O. result
or heavy buying. chiefly Tor foreign ace
count tho price or raw sugar was ud-
Nnucvd to-day Co the highsst level of
10" present upward movement. Cuban
''hlriutHl sold az uE.1- n 5.--. az which
ifl'. .hnuf 500 600 barrels W,r, sold Co
loco. r'huers for April and May ship
Th" strength uf tho market led local
'un'r~ u" believe. Judging from the
lHrg. advance business done. that there
VIII Do further advances iu granuIatad
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-16
sNAPPERs ON STRIFE

Special Dispatch Co the Intelligence.
DLAEkSBURG. W. Va. March 10
Because their newly formed labor union
was mot recognized. AN tho suappers
employed az the Penn Window Glass
'ou.pHuys plant. nt F'nnsboro. walked
out ON "a strike Essftrilt. ass e. result
Of which tho plant was suspended for
the time being.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-16

& meeting OF the Woman.s Suffrag.
League. OF McM,ch,u. was nsl4 Tue-da.
afternoon at n, home OF Mrs. Harry
Rogers. "a sixth street. During tHH
afternoon AN Interesting program was
carried out. which mad b~eariug-un vtrl-
Gus articles uu suIfIIE, 90 this state.
tn, M"~asmes Hunt. Newton. Flanagan
and Rogers delivered brief addresses at
the meeting.
The next meeting Of the League viii
Dc held at the home of Mrs. Rogers
thursday afternoon. March -. Tho
meetings are public and al are Invited
Co attend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-16
DOCU MENT BOXES
In GREAT DEMAND
lntelligeneer's Offering Still BEING
Eagerly Taken Advantage OF.

The demaud.for the Bessemer steel
document boxes at firty-nine cents ami
a single coupon. being distributed by
the l~ntelligencer. continues uusatis.
fled. Wednesday Marty "a hundred
boxes were disposed OF including
many tent by mail TO out-of-towu pa
irons Of the paper.
The supply of containers is being
fast depleted. and D. is not likely to
last beyond the middle OF the coming
week. All who wish 10 connect with
this wonderful bargain would do well
20 call with the forty-nine cents and
u coupon either today or tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-16
M'hECHEN
II. Z. Church Rarivnl.

\ meeting Tor women viii BE- held This
afternoon ut ucloCA in Ga. McthodI~l
episcopal ,uurch. lu connection with
tuF revival services now iu progress.
MISS Crawford. col fh, Holloway Itt-
''h'- hu.ue. bridgeport. 3D.. Will dee
iN'r the address. The evening service
Viii o. g. g~,t-toscthcr meeting for "a.
members Of the congregation which Viii
be lu charge of tho pastor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-16

Do regular meeting OF the council OF
fHIi"u WI. Doe held this evening boz the
town NAH when several bu--lc-s mtt.
tiers OF Importance WIl come up far
CONS Iteration a good attendance ~ de-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-16

The ladies ui tu. Arhuthnot EIb,.
class OF the First Methodist Episcornl
'hHrch, Film Grove. Will hold "a paStrV
sale SATURDAY at the Winter E~r6th.re
meat market on Main street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-16
Measuring Party.

Tomorrow evening a measuring na-fy.
VIII D. held in the church ua-I1-s Of tls
vance Memorial Presbyterian church al
N''dsdale. D. The young people OF a.,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-16

ih' Women IItI. class UI ... Nauaa
lI,u'flal Presbyterian church az Woods
the home 90 Mrs. Georu. Mgkowu a.
Echo Point.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-16

Refr,s hmen,s viii be
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-16

II CUT ONE COUPON AND BRING TO THE INTELLIGENCE OF
II FICE WITH 40 CENTS AND GET SOMETHING WORTH WHILE
BY MAIL % CENTS. SIZE 11x5x21A INCHES.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-04-29
ArCOpIdRO che attdCCa
UlO Zeppelin

PARlGI, &c. = ALE ore 3 a. m.
di stamane, un areoplano francese al
largo di Zeebrugge, ha attaccato uno
Zeppelin che filava allaltezza di tre-
dicimiladuecento piedi che proba-
bilmente ritornava ALA sua base di
operazione, dopo aver preso parte al
raid compute stanotte dai dirigibili
tedeschi contro la costa inglese.
L'areoplano francese ha lanciato
contro il dirigibile move bombe in
cendarie ad allora - riferisce Favia-
tore mel suo rapporto - 10 Zepgelin,
IL quale appariva sacramento danneg-
giato, ha levato la prora in alto 81
e. dato ALA fuga.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-04-29
LIE MINACCE DELL AUSTRIA


ROMA, A.
Mentre 81 e. in attesa di notizie
dalla fronte, non essendo ieri perve-,
nnto alcun rapporto uficiale, 81 com
mentano lie mlnacce che PAustrla va
parlando, in rapporto ad una grande
ofensiva che intenderebbe svolgere
su tutto il nostro fronte.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-04-29
Move SmCltite al COmuniCdtI
aUStriaCi

ROMA. 27. = Un ultimo comuni-
cato del nostro Commando generate RI
leva motto opportunatamente lie grot-
tesche menzogne del bollettini au-
stiaci, tendenti a diminuire la impor
tanza della nostra vittoria a Col di
Lana. e falso che gil austriaci ST sia-
no impadroniti il giorno 22 andante
della cresta occidentale di Col di
Lana, punto di appoggio contro il
quale, secondo il nemico, falllrebbe-
70 nostri immaginari attacchi.
La verita' e che la nostra occupa-
zione e. ormai completa che Parti-
glieria vanamente 81 accanisce ora
contro lie nostre nuove posizioni.
Ogni velleita' nemica ST infrange
contro la saldezza ed il valore del
nostri soldati.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-04-29
LIE Iinee franCesi
ViOIeRtemelte bOmDaPdate

PARIGI, 26. - Durante la notte
scorsa, Partiglieria tedesca ha violen-
tissimamente bombardato il bosco di
Avancourt e la collina 304. Tall
bombardamentl pero' = come 81 ri
leva dal communicate ufficiale france
Sc sono stati seguiti da Important a
ziOni di fanteria.
II fuoco dell'artiglieria tedesca e.
state intense su tutta Ia linea dI bat
taglia ad ovest della Meuse, ma il
punto dove esso e. diventato addirit-
tura infernale e. state contro l'ala de-
stra dell esercito francese.
l tedeschi hanno pure tentato di
attaccaIe una piccola poslzione fran.
cese, ma sono stati energicamente re-
spinti con perdite conslderevolissime
Alcune colonne tedesche IN rlco-
gnizione furono disperse.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-04-29
La Faplda aVaRZatd dele tfUppe
russo

LONDRA, 25. - Dispacci da Ro-
ma danno la notizia che lie truppe
russo nell Asia Minore continuano la
loro avanzata vittoriosa, superando
tutti gil ostacoh
Un. forte esercito russo 81 sta avan-
zando verso la Mesopotania per con-
giungersi cole truppe inglesi saliva
re lie forze del generate Townesed as
sediate in Kut el-Amara.
Questo esercito russo ora secondo
dicono dispacci da Roma 81 trova a
circa 80 miglia da detto luogo,
Un altro esercito 81 avanza sempre
contro Bagdad e le avanguardie di
questo esercito sono a memo di so
miglia della citta'.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-04-29

per rendere TIrlan la independents
dali 'Inghilterra.
[ mott rivoluzionari lncominclaro-
no lunedi. Un forte manipolo di no.
mini armati occupo' il parco di Ste
phen Green, mel centro di Dublino,
luficio postale, di cui taglio' fill
telegrafci e telefonici molti altri
Important edifci.
La polizia cittadina ed soldati
della guarnigione tentarono dl resi-
stere, ma furono sopraffatti.
Undici lealisti rimaserO uccisi e
venti feriti.
Del rivoltosi 81 lgnorano lie perdite
che debbono essere state considere-
volissime.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-04-29

fedeli lindomabile smore di patria e
tiene accesa negIi animi dolenh Ia
speranza del giorni migHori Ora, che
cosa possono essere pei belgi giornl
miglori Sc non giorni peggiori per
tedeschi?
Sta in guardia, il Principe della
Chiesa; smetta di occuparsi di poll
tica. La poIitica non riguarda il suo
mlnistero. Sorvegli la discipline ec-
clesiastica nellie parrocchie, stablli-
sea lie date pei periodi di cresima, 81
assicuri che sacerdoti suoi dipen-
denti rispettano fanno rispettare
sette sacrament, benedics lie media
gillette e rosari. L induca suoi fe-
deli ALA rassegnazione, all'obbedien-
"a, al culto dele autorita' che porta
Felmo ed e. circonlato da fucili.
E, in verita', vi sono stati tempt in
cui tanto CARDINAL quanto prevo-
sti serviVano appunto per questo, di-
como, nellie terre italiane, soggette al
pio Sire d'Asburgo; ma tempt sono
mutati e anche nellie terre italiane 10
zelante clero non farebbe gran cosa
Sc la polizia non 10 secondasse con le
incarcerazloni e lie rilegazioni, con 10
spopolamento Palterazione del gra-
do di mortalita' dele statistiche. No.
Pensare, vivere, credere, amare, a.
we're una coscienza, avere un pudore,
sentir la legge di Cristo e. sempre oc-
cuparsi di politica quanto c'e un po-
popolo calpestato un potere di vio-
lenza che 10 opprime.
L'onesto Won Kissing freme mi
naccia invano. e piu' 81 accosta q
Mercier minacciando piu' luno ac-
accanto alFaltro, la sua statura appa
re di gnomo equella del cardinale ap-
pare di gigantic.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-04-29
La grande lOtta
in Europa
AItfI PuSSl SbarCati In FranCla

PARIGI, %. = Un secondo con
voglio di truppe russo e. arrivato a
Marsiglia questa mattina allie ore 10.
l russi sono statl ricevuti con tutti
gil onori militari sono sbarcati ira
gil applausl entusiastici della popo-
lazione.
LIE vie da dove dovevano passare i
soldati dello Gar erano parate fe-
sta da lutte le finestre sventolavano
bandiere fazzoletti.
Presso il molo vi era un Regimen
to di Ussari che faceva la guardia.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-04-29
La fiVOIta dl DUbIiHO G. per
flniPG

LONDRA, q. = La lealta' del
capl del partito nazionallsta irlande-
Sc equella del popolo medesimo in
favore del governo inglese, ha con-
tribuito far fallire completamente
la rivolta di Dublino.
Dispacci uff1ciali dicono che la 81
tuazione generate mel paese puo' dlrsi
in piena calma quiete.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-04-29
Il GOVERNO GESE REPRIME MOTT REVOLUTIONARY in RLANDA
BOMBARDANO
L'ARSENALE DI TRIESTE
L'Austria 81 prepare ad una grande often
silva SUI tutta la frOnte
WASHINGTON, 26. L'amba-

WASHINGTON, 26. = L'amba-
sciata itahana pubblico' ier sera il
seguente communicate:
"Un recente bollettino austro un-
garico sulla guerra annunziava che il
21 di questo mese parecchi ar,opla-
nj itallani lanciarono venticinque
bombe sulla citta' di Trieste, ucci-
dendo move borghesi, fra cui cinque
fanciulli.
Orbene, rapport pervenuti al
Ministero della Guerra italiano han
no stabilize che gil aviatori italiani
evitarono con ogni cura la citta' pro-
priamente delta, la quale e abltata
principalmente da italiani, e che ses-
santa bombe, invece di venticinque,
furono lanciate sullarsenale situate
a sud di Trieste destinato anche a
servire di base agli idroplani.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-04-29
"A R|VOLUZ|ONE IN
RLANDA

LONDRA, 26. - La rivoluzione
da tempo minacciata dagi irlandesi,
e scoppiata mel cuore della capitale,
a Dublino.
[ ribelli appartengono per la mag
glor parte, ALA setta del Feniani, an
tlca associazione segreta costituitasi
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-04-29
lie miSufe preSe ddI GOVePnO

LONDRA, 26. = II governo ha
gia' prese energiche sollecite misu-
re per soffocare il movimento rivolu
zionario irlandese.
Conseguentemente Dublino nell
la maggior parte delPIrlanda meri-
d1onale e. state dichiarato 10 state
dassedio, mentre conslderevoli mas
Sc di truppa, munita di mitragliatri
ci, sono state inviate nei punt piu'
pericolosi.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-04-29
Da1 baSSO In alto

L'onesto Won Bissingl Ha un COM
plto duro, un uficio pesante, una re-
sponsabilita' gravissima. E un solda-
70 ha una consegna - quella di re-
primere mel Belgio ogni espressione
di intolleranza di rancore verso IL
Germania - e. un soldato, obbedl-
see. E un tedesco opera da tede-
SEQ. ST propone Fassurdo 10 esige
dagi altri. Non 10 ottiene 81 arab
bia. Non sa, non vuole, non dogma
contenere la propria rabbia minac-
cis. II Cardinal Mercier ne sa quail
che cosa.
Al cardinale Mercier il Governato-
re tedesco del Belgio ha indirizzato
giorni or sono una lettera minacciosa,
in cui Faccusa di cattiva condotta
verso lautorita' occupante gil face
va balenare probabilita' di un casti-
60. L'autorita' e. stata motto indul-
gente fnora col belgi in generate e
col Cardinale Mercier in particolare.
Col belgi 81 limita ad arresti, a con
dame di morte, proibizioni d'ogni
sorta, a vessaZioni della piu' ricca
varieta', e taglie di una continual
metodica: ma non ha piu' che 81 sap
pia, appicato il fuoco ad alcuna BIZ
blioteca,, non ha demolito canno-
nate alcun quartiere di cItta', non ha
fucllato ostaggi in massa per Iargu-
to esercizio pedagogical di ammae-
strare con Tesempio. Discrezione,
dunque; ma, anche, largo margine
per Il giorno in cui 81 volesse dare
prova intera della potenzialita' ale
mamma. Come col sottomarini, 81 puo'
81 puo' andare piu' in la col decreti
del governatorato con Tistruzione
pratica di I'm popolo lndocile I'M
perfetto.
Per cio' che riguarda personalmen-
te il Cardinale Mercier, questo inso-
lente prelato e. ancora vivo: segno
supreme uncomfortable della magma
nimita' germanica. Vive mel proprio
Palazzo non gia' mel fondo di pri-
gione: segno grande e luminoso della
longanim:ta' germanica. e tuttavia
l'insolente prelato scontenta col suo
contegno il benefattore Won Kissing;
ah, Iingratitudine umanal
lutte lie colpe del Cardinale 81 rae
colgono - direbbe un avvocato -
soto un solo "titolo": egli ST occupa
di politica EsAlta mel cuore de. suoi
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-04-29
| pfOQreSSi IDqIeSi

LONDRA, 26. = II ministero dell
la guerra annunzia che in Mesopota-
mia gFinglesi hanno fatto qualche
progresso essendo la loro linea verso
il sud, dopo aver disperso gil avam-
post turchi, migliorata.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-04-29
Chiusura della from
tiera sviZzera-te-
deSCa.

PARIGI, 27. = Un dispaccio da
Berna dice che la frontiera svizzera
tedesca e. stata chiusa a tutto il traf-
fico, anche al passaggio dele corri-
spondenze postal, dial pomeriggio di
lunedi scorso.
II provvedimento ha suscitato lie
ire del governo germanico.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-04-29

La torpediniera e. stata piu' voIte
colpita ma Paylatore francese non ha
potuto esattamente calcolare la enti-
ia del damn arrecati ALA nave da
guerra nemica.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-04-29
TOPpGdlRieFa tedeSCd attaCCdta
da Ul areOpldlO frdRCeSe

PARIGI, 26. = Al largo di O.
stenda, un areoplano francese ha at
taccato una torpedinlera tedesca, Ian
ciandole contro varie bombe.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-04-29
lie Vittime della bdrbarie
aUStriaCa

MILANO, q. - E morto oggi il
giovinetto Giovanni Berardi di ami
16, il quale rimaneva ferito da scheg
gle di bombe austriache, in base
dellultima incursione compluta dagli
areoplani austriaci su questa citta'.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-06
ISLAND WoMENs CLUB
 HOLD REUNION MEETING

DOUGLAS. Sept. 6.-With the first gathering of the members of tho Douglas Island Womans Club in the hall yesterday afternoon, officers for the year were elected as the first step in the organizing of the club and work after a three months vacation.
 Mrs. Lyman s. Ferris was elected president; Mrs. J. W. Martin, re cording secretary and Mrs. James Wallace. second vice-president tc fili the vacancies caused by the depart ture of several of the members tc new fields
 A pre-vue of the work which tho club hopes to accomplish during tho year was given by Mrs. Hopper chairman of the program committee At the request Of the club, Mis-: McKinnon, domestic science teacher in the Douglas public school gave an interesting talk on the equip ment and plans for that department A song by the club members was followed by motion to adjourn until the next meeting which will meet Sept. 19 and every two weeks thereafter during the coming gear
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-06
DOUGLAS NOTES

DOUGLAS, Sept. 6.-Miss Agnes Museth. assistant clerk ct the Ju neau postoffice. returned to her home in Douglas after a pleasant vacation of several weeks with friends in Haines. /
 Miss Norma Rippin returned from Haines last night where she has been spending the summer with her father to resume her studies in the Douglas High School Miss Ripin is neice of Magistrate Erie and will make her home with Mir and Mrs. Erie this winter.
 Mrs. II. W. Gardiner of Treadwell left for California on an extended visit on the Seattle last night
 The Catholic Ladies were sched- uled to meet in the Parish Hall for the regular session of sewing this afternoon.