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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-12

b" mad" hy fhe opposition
Sensational Disclosures.
lhtI -'u. ttl0ual disclosures VIII re-
uil o. shown on the face OF the count.
Ih mercer county, which, according 90
De returns. gave Lilly a majority OF
Dol, inH election officers report
tpW- mat 1000 votes were cast for
in" governor uip more than FOR any
n'n"r uihc" This -llr.uE discrepancy
i lr claimed. indicates that the re.
turns haF" been .IODfurnI In Raj
"IFh. b. is charged. hundreds 81 Demo.
GRAFT. voted 'or Lilly and for tho Dem
"'It.Ir ticket. except fh" guDrrnaforiaI
candidate AU those vote. would b.
thrown out Do The charges were sub
r'anIiti'l. In ono precinct Boz Wavup
county fnn returns ahoWpd Lilly had
received lu1 votes fU Robinson. 3 and
lntr" arr only fI Republican votes boz
Ln' precinct Ii" returns from sum
lINH Republican votes One voting
district in wyoming county shows poo
more vote. rt.f for L.I'F Than for ln.
other office. indicating. Dr. b. CHARGED
ihff ih'.' probability CHAT InIrfs
election nit''IH had stuffed tho ballot
'f b.. charged That Ror.e abuses .H-r
mo charged 'D Doc LIIy manager.
H 'Hr g.r'sffH 0f gusafIuu.r .uur.
..' wore blocked hy tho governor.
I'' if .'IHH .n Mcdowell
I'D" II'g crowd tried %. rs.urf.rs
'1 '.r most violent measure. fl frt.
Won. Robin uu election officers Fruu
'.r a '-r polls Iu a.I.. r. tho
I''' ... f.. supreme court had ..
H.I.. ..af f.rr hr given equal -..ra
'n'a.'nn H.H fhnmaeIt'a.' fIa Kos
frn.r declared
I.. Robinson officers were f.-ua...
infn I.I u. fHke charge. ana hold
iHr.. Ir'I lNt mon could boz .r
pointed 'I fakn their place. af OBJ.
In.. when They were rnIrH.ff
Charged Win Murder
"|'f. Williams. one ~ 'f. most
..rr.. respected citizens OFF Dbl. f..
f.'t FII had lived there flr o. Fl.r.
bold Hp W fhn Narhnu-. Ir.I.a
fHu huge and ARRESTED. rr ID
'.Hftr NJ murder NUbDfs bad boon
murdered lr Pho community. Irf ...
.IHrn 800. made nirs.fHrIn.a and tIa
r HH ..rntr # sHrrr b.. .a
IrI aN.. ... ruH aero
"..H ".. released fr
Other .an named Marin wac arrested
'' charge ~ wife beating don't
.INH fr.'Ur nr ruf Ir was married
nh. know Nf VIA H highly rr.ra.~f.
.r .rI Robinson .I.rF .r
'n .. ...I. .Har I. .a ..
cd" Tod NI H couple nf .HIs. 600 q .I...
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-12
Details Lacking.

Details OF the nEhting are Stiu lack
ms except Tor meagre accounts altering
ih nom wounded officers who have ar
rived az kl,V and odessa scenes nf
excitement IA the trenches and yilla-.s
MH'T' TIE reserves We're stationed when
tht Murd or the proposed advance cam.
on saturday. June q. are told 10y "A cap
tain 81 "A SHERMAN regiment Wh,r.
P'7rlhi's teuEipu~ services were held
Need tho day hc continued. after a
Tremendous COMMANDMENT the nrst.
second and even the third lines Of Aus
trisn trenches were easily taken bur
positions ia "a" rear. the enemy mad. a
desperate stand with machine guns
bombs ana previously prepared mines.
Her" We suffered NOR. heavily. IL va
necessary 10 storm the positions This
our men did with splendid courage and
As soon AS W. came within reach
Win the bay oust the AustriauS gave tu
Wh"i" c1iuptnleS throwing down their
arms. They appeared 20 nav. mo- h.,--
Tor bayuuet work
ON We went. leaving heaps OF dead
( behind. sometimes We had 10 take me,
ceiehstNc against counter attacks M
CORPS MithStood eight in succession. re-
iulslnE them and charging again
Through the breach our ,aNaIry t,,I5r..,5
allied rear. slashinE. spcaring and veil
4uS Ike demons as they rode
Lnilrc regiments Of Au~trians wer.
/ cut un and surrendered. There Was A
I CONTINUOUS stream Of prisoners dan and
hlhhi toward the Russian rear. Among
Oh" prisoners were many German Su.,k-
lhE officers and a thousand German sol.
dirr~ who had been Incorporated in tho
] Austria regiments"
There ar" Sru uo official reports OF
/ m" Austrian losses. hut IA. estimates
here. which are cons Idered CONSERVATIVE
place them az 100000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-12
WANTED-Male and Female

WANTED-Men, boys aud
girls for light factory
work; men for heavy ship
ping; steady work, clean cool
shop. Wheeling Can Co.,
46th and Eoff.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-12
FOR SALE-Auromobjle

FOR SALE ON, 4sli Ford truck. good
condition. CAL National 250O-Y
je-j
foR sALE-Autunoble elk cylinder
touring car. %. A. -uith. L. : I-aun-
dfA. ltellalre. ohio. se3O-tf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-12
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miles FROM N.,s.IrE ul Iafrr.rf
pike cheap Goo HuI.k buyer Iuguir. 4
90. Marsh. d. D. p SO. Cd wheeling
jes-k
FOR SALE-coftaEr az Epwurth Park
ii"ii'~sdH. Dtin Tor sale cheap In
4GlI" &C Fred o. Chapel. Earrs..IiIe.
."' my--J-t
TOR SALE Operating coal mine. Inn
d. iti' D "a I" possession. Address $50
Board ut Iraf. Bldg ml-s-tf
TOE SALE-Sfc,"ry and general store.
81. d. ~ local 'y. iu I.ay4aud. o. Cali
sv-I- Sat phone. y. JIrich. mr-S-tf
foh sALE-h drug stOrs IN good IocA-
seHS-E. f-ZA-p
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-20
t'0I.II.FiN VI. 10.
La COSTA De MARFIL
(Por Emilio Salgari.)

81 alegHa bro5" de los Iabios de IA
mucnacaa. y fut Il. e. contento de
Antao al volye~ a yer!a. que no pudo
c~onJener>e Via ahrazo.
-: Muerte de Jupiter, Venus. IRA
no Y &c todoS los planeras del firma-
menro,-exclamo,-;Te juro, po6re
joven. que eStoy conmovido.
Ina a aSaltar,a 4 preguntas; pero
Alfredo le corto Ia palabra diciendo:
Mas t2rde, AntaO. Ahora perse
mos en- marcharnos antes de que vuel
Va el dikero.
Los dos dahomeyanos ' Asseybo
cargarou los cabal.oS, que habian 81
do uaiGos por criados del dikero con
las cajas robadas, : partieron todos 4
buen paso, s~iervos, europeos ' IA
amazona. % curada.
Media hcra despueS estaban tan le
jos. que no Dian los gyiroS feroces de
IA mu!titud martirizaHdo al espia de
kalani.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-20

mos. Tcnian el cu"argo dc Seguirte Y
dc advertiy 4 su amO 81 te dirigias ha.
ci2 las froat@ras del Dahomey.
~ tie mi hermano has dido ha-
blair?
ST; no hicicron mas que confir-
mar 10 que va te die. kalani tie 10 HI
rohado, no para matarte, sino par;
ob.igarte a il 4 aquel pals Y que cal
gas en- sus manos. Tu antique escla-
70 csta SECURE de que no vacilaras en-
If q Abomey.
-Tus palabras me tranquillZan
sobre Ia suerte de mi pobre hermano!
iAh. kal2ni! GEsperas que caiga en- tn
poder? ;Juro que seras til el que cac-
rds en- mis- manoS, pues al efecto 81
brt tcnderte IN lazo en- AbOmey,
-:Y como haremos para enuraT
inadvertidos en- la capital de Gelete?
-pregunt0 .Antao.
va ere que te lndlque aigo. rh
fin. ahora que hemos ~recobrado nUeS-
tras cajas, te aseguro que haremos
una entraGa triunfal en- Abomey.
Sin duda, tus cajas deben de con
tener a!gun talisman milagroso. Me
10 e~xplicaras al menos"
Para ESQ es para 10 que os he
reunido q todos.
-Pues Gesemburha de una veg ms
pr0ye"tos.
Dine: tie complaceria cue entri-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-20

nj en- Abomey como embajado-
res
Como embajadores?
s., .Nntao; como cmbajadores de
algUm rey negro. de! dc Horgu, pol
ejempic, Que comflna con ci IDAHO
mcy.
.--:To? iUn blanco, un curopeo?
No seremos hlancos entonces.
-iQu6 quieres decir? &Es possible
que mi pie. llegue 4 ser tan negra que
Sc lie confunda con Ia de Il de estos
indigenas?
VA 10 veras. TRAGIC TODD lc ne,
cesario para tehir Embellishments
nuestra piel de u hcrmoso co!or ne
gro achocolatado.
Antao lanz6 una allegro carcaja-
da.
-Ric 10 que quieraS; pero te ase-
guro que nos di>fraZaremos tan biea,
que podremos engahar al m!Smo Ka-
lani.
y nos vestiremos tambi6n como
los negros?
81, Antao; pero como los negros
de alto linaje. En- mis- cajas hay
cuanto podamos necesitar.
-.Ahor& c~omprendo por que sen
tias tanto e. ,robo de esa cajas.
Cleric; Y sobre TODD por los re-
galos que destino 4 Gelete Y 4 SuE
eabeceros.
-Pero ;crees, AItrcd". que @sa
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-20
Cmando neceSitc liDros en- espailOl
iirijasc usted IA ignaci0 f. i0zanO.-
f07 DolGroSa SIS. Antonio, Texas.

5Sa te ocurre aIguna objection?
Ne. porquc crco que de ningin
otro modo podriais cntrar en- kbo-
mcy sin d~eSpertar las sospechas de
Ka.ani.
f~.ntonceS, estoy Jranquilo.
" yu1ndo haremos uucstro cam
Mo d personas? preHunto .Antao.
-,Estoy impaciente por ver Ia figa-
~ que hago tenido de negro!
-Cuando hayamos pasado el Vol
ia y entrato ell el territorio del Da-
honey. Por ahora es inutiI. .
Nj amo-dijo Asseybo, que has
ia entonc2s no habia pronunciado
una sol" 92lahra,-iquieres IN con
sciu?
-I!abIa-toutestj Alfredo.
M".chemos Il granGes jorradas. y
procgeemos legar / Abomey 10 antes
possible.
-.Por cue Iice5 ESQ?
-uao de los ladronas Sc escap5,
Y no sahemos 81 las gent@s del aikero
habran degrade arrestarle. puede
..egar ances q@e nosotros = advertif
4 Kalani de nuestros pyopjsiros.
-Cfeo que lie habran preso. Y
auaGuc no. un hombrc solo. incrme.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-20

30 A"tao. 81 Isl no tueta. no huhia.
IA arroiaao aeHclias senate P tn "a
so por g! bosqne.
Las caconuast"i.: :Pudi>tci,.
pues, sc@uir la huelIaS de los ladro-
ne?
81. Ur3iu-contcSt6 Alfredo. In.
mando = IA jovcn por 81 nombrc.-
Pero :cdmo fujs;e roDada?
-DoFmia bajo Ia tienda, cuan 10
ne Desperation los disparos lie los dos
esclavos. Sail para yer 10 que ocu-
rrIa. Y me II ante el ~eSpaNtoso npun-
gu. Espantada. NE disponia a huir.
cuando de pronJo a~parccieron tres ne
groS armatos de fusi!es. Fl gorilla
huyo. y entonacS los negros Sc apya-
SuraroH 4 cargar l&s caias en- los ca.
b%.io* = q huir hacia Ia selva. despues
de ha3crmc ob.igado 4 echarme en- In
Ater& que sc IIevaron 0 elloS. Mas
t"Fce supe que me habiaH robado ere
yenUo que era vuestra prisionera.
pueS en- SegUida Sc dieron cuenta de
que era compatriota suya. Al princi-
pIo Sospeche que habia caido en- ma
nos &c negroS fugitivos: pero pronto
Supe que erau los espiaS que oS Sc
=HH
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-20
Ruben DARlO.

se detuvo hasta l.egar 4 IA marg"n
&c. boSGue que debla gu!ar!o, a -as
ori,.a, Gel Volta.
I;omo-es : uaimale% no podian "a
mas GesDuas de tan enHiablada mar,
cha. reaiizada bajo IN Sol ardierte Y
sin haber cHcontraio nj uu palmo dc
>ombEa; pero aque!los, Y principal
mente los europeos. cStaban conteu-
tos de hallarse lejos de una ciudad Gu
yoS habitanteS eran gentes muy POGO
de fiar, aunqIe e. dikero habia estaio
tan propicio en- ayudar!os.
Cuando hubieron cenado ' dispueS-
10 las tiendas junto al fuego. encen3i-
do para mantener a las fieras 4 res-
petuoSa distancia, Alfredo los llamo 1
todoS Il 81 Iado. diciendo:
-Ahora va pcdemos hablar.
-.Por Jupiter.-exclamo Antao.
-;Creo. en- verdad. que Va es tempo
de que la lenga& haga a,g&n ejer-
cicio. ;Esa Internal carrera 70 me ha
permitido zanzibar una So!a palabra
con esta muchacha.
Pues ahora puedes hablar cUanto te
plazca. Antao; o. mejor djcho, y ha-
blacemos los dos. Yo tambiea est2E
impaciente por Saber tantas coaas CO.
mo puede c~cntarnoS, habiendo eScado
cuatro dias en- poder de esa genie.
ST, amo; pero puedes Greer cue
ne ~llevaron contra nj volunCa6.
De $50 eStamos ConvenCidCS-or-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-20

,n ,. ,,,.;,rc sin Jo.nor+a.
., ~, E,I,,io
.,a,o .c.pocb ,
~ 49,. cono.. T,,i,o ramhitn her
.,.... L.rh,. ri,,.;,- rdmo las ueyan
~ '' p,.r, 20. ~.n.ur.. l.. no.
.Jm:na,l,no,,,. hnrbas.
1870. nior.o. nro-
GoIo,5a
r, .,,.r5. ia na2 = ami,tad.
~ ,,:,ra, ofor,ivo ia.
"''" e'Pe''' -. r-I..
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-20
aS9nlCIOH De HEDIcaS RLSICAsGS

NlrlGs McdlC0s Mell,aROs que nrllga-
do. pyr d~i-rrrntrs rIuSaS "eSid'iI %ciiI1i-
mni,i" en- r-,G ciuD2d. han arurGadu taT
cur-,IitIS N"clra% pur Cprr"o rc.l ~ pFn
nt-.lD d.. -riyGr 4 los mrN'ca0E> oar re
S!t"n ~. lugareS IN GUud- no hay Ne
uIrO U!..tranO % Qu" trUp,c2au con CaT-
r'in.trS gel iflOma
Toes sob McdiCUS emtnGn:"S q" rGrs.
r.. pas. rui HIuciios amos ae Fra"ttca Y
con authorization legal para ~e!erCor su
profession Ell este EsiadO.
~EstudIarEH acknowledgements "ada caso
cue ~ .eS cOnsulir. ! Gc cJIIGn 2cucr-
10 cTvlirau al p~asicnt" in Clrsuonaric
especial - -Un Su eIfecm"fad ,'ara cue
ash al cOut"S!ar!o pHeGan rCTTndrSe IN
lulcig ma- cNLctJ De III naIuGal"Za Y IRA
De- de Ia uUlenc.I. TaIDDiGl 81 IuntR s-
n"urhara 81 traIl!Gicnt6 Vue G"Ed lie ms
uluIrsr.
- TIpiARE>I0~ CAD CAS6 DE INA
ulHFEi INTELLIGENCE I CIENTIflGi
\ HaFEAH- INA OPINION HON3iDi.
En:Iaremv> la MrdlC3iIS cue So niece.
stem pUr "CrrcO 0 Express.
Dirila 10 CORE -EUrr'HcIa a
i"ACiiCION DE MEDICCS HEX!CtN0s.
~. Eol No. lG:. Siaii1c 4
Si:+ ANTONIO. JeI.s.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-20
CAPiTULO II
Por Ia region de les "Krepis'

Ia cararana marcho sin INTERRUPT
cion per Ia llanura hasra bien entra-
"a a noche, obligando 4 los caballos
: mantenss IN medic galore, : n c
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-20
THE LITTLE
STORE

$40 W. COMMERCE ST.
Para mara rla:aii5aa' g, iu> mc,5r-sau>
~. ,5l-m 43cst Ir IA in:0niu. !~'I'.r-.'
It->iru Ii'.i'uHu G'ajI-.
Smyrna times., 1916-12-06

Mrs. Sarah Farrell has returned
home from a visit to Philadelphia
relatives.
Misses Laura and Isabel Hutchinson
were entertained over Thank giving
by Miss Elizabeth Morton, of Will
mington.
Mra. Harry Fauntleroy and little
daughter, Sarah Cummins Fauntleroy,
left Smyrna last week to spend the
winter in Baltimore.
Miss Agnes Cummins, of Smyrna,
has returned home from a visit to
Baltimore.
MIR. and Mrs. Willard l. Donohue,
of Marshallton, were home on Thanks
giving at Mrs. Donohue's mothers 8
Mrs. Minnie Ennis.
Mics Katharine Hudson, of New
Castle. and Miss Helen Jacobs, of near
Wilmington. were home for Thanks
giving.
Mrs. George M. Stevenson and Miss
Emma Stevenson are spending the
week in Wilmington.
Mrs. W. W. Hynson was a visitor
to Millington, Nd. yesterday.
Mrs. C. B. Swain and son Charles,
have returned from few days visit
to Wilmington.
Smyrna times., 1916-12-06

to Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Price. Mr.
and Mrs. L. Cairl Price, of New York
were also home and Joined in the
family gathering.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Irving Walls. of
Wilmington, and Mr.. Carlton B.
Walls, of Philadelphia, joined the
family reunion of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward G. Walls over Thanksgiving and
Sunday.
Mrs. A. Lee Clifton and daughter.
Margaret. Northampton, Mass. arrived
Monday to remain over the Xmas Holi-
days with DR.. and Mrs. j. W. Cliff
ton. DIR. A. Lee Clifton, U. S. NJ,
who is a surgeon on the U. S. S.
Birmingham is expected to join his
family later.
Miss Mary Roberts is entertaining
as her guests Miss Layton, of George
town and Miss Davis, of Wilmington.
Saturday afternoon sh0 entertained a
Bridge Party of four tables in their
honor.
Mrs. G. E. Grimm, Master Joseph
L. Grimm, of Collingswood, N. J.
and Mr.. c. G. Smithers, Of Old Point,
Va, were guests of Mrs. S. Gilbert
Wilds over Thanksgiving.
Mr.. Robert Shanan, of Pittsburg,
Pa, visited the family of Mrs. George
W. Taylor last week.
Mr.. Ralson McCausland, of Phila-
delphia, has returned from a visit to
his mother Mrs. Elva McCausland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph D. Stevenson
and children and Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. ].
Allen. of Wilmington. were home for
Thanksgiving.
Mr.. Albert W. Cummins, of Will
mlngton, was among the home corners
Thanksgiving.
Miss Louise Ratledge, of Middle.
town, was a guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph n. Wright over Thanksgiving.
Mrs. R. Y. Wallen has returned
from Mercersburg, Pa, where she was
visiting her son, R. Y. Wallen, Jr.,
and atte ended the field day exercises
at the college.
Mr.. William C. Hurlock, spent the
Thanksgiving holidays with his par.
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas S. Hur lock,
of Philadelphia and Springfield, Pa.
Mr.. James A. Frazier of Dover
and Miss Katherine C. Reed, of Al
East Fourth street, Wilmington. wer,
married at Asbury Methodist Episco
pal parsonage on Saturday, December
2, at 8. 80 o'clock.
Mrs. Mary Boyd has returned hom,
from a visit to h-r son, Edward L
Boyd, at Rutledge, Pa.
Mrs. Daniel Jones. of Wilmington
has been visiting her sister. Mrs
Homer Hudson.
Mrs. Samuel ]. Reynolds has re
turned from a visit to Philadelphia.
Smyrna times., 1916-12-06
HOWE PICTURES COMING AGAIN
Hawaii, Spain, Norway and Delight
ful Program of Enjoyable Pictures

Hawaii, Spain, Norway and a Delight
ful Program of Enjoyable Pictures
Lyman H. Howe's Travel Festival
comes to the Smyrna Opra House
again on Thursday Dec. 18th, with
a new production which may we'll be
said to be an intellectual treat such as
may be derived only by roaming over
the world-"For to admire and for to
see. " One of the features will
familiarize Americans with far-off
Hawaii-a subject of most timely in
terest considering that native Hawii-
ans are rapidly becoming extinct. To-
day there are not more than 26, 900
natives of pure blood existing. The
United States is also represented on
the program by very recently pho
togrsphed series depicting the West
Point Military Academy. Sunny Spain
also contributes a series of scenes par
excellence. Then comes another fea-
ture of surprising interest--Norway
with its ocean avenues or fjords sur
rounded on all sides by towering
mountains and including a memorable
view of the Midnight Sun. The new
program contains many other features
including entirely new comedy car
toons which freely .intersperse the
more sedate subjects and enliven the
performance with much wholesome
humor and laughter.
Smyrna times., 1916-12-06
faSOnal and Social
|@Ple Who Come and Go
and Their Social Doings

~ Lizzie Davis Neavitt and
per Miss Bessie Neavitt, of
tle' Nd, spent yesterday in
~ with her sister, Mrs. George
aoSn' Mrs. Neavitt came not
/" zee her sister, out to make visit
pO home, the Davis property,
~. uaS Oeen purchased by G. Rey-
''s'eaSOn, as his candy and ice
''0te, and which will shortly
usled into an up-to-date busi-
'ana with glass front and all
aieuces.
!, 'va v Mrs. Edward Taylor, Miss
] a. iOfke, Miss Elsie Patterson.
l.v rl'e GWinner and Miss Eleanor
lIs y! all Of Philadelphia, formed
4ou'e party over Thanksgiving
4aN.z. nu win Mr.. and Mrs.
=, NAY ~ at their beautiful home
n y ! at' Vernon street.
sp,." "SIold 4, Deakyne, son of Mr..
IStb.| "; :, Gray Deakyne. was ta-
n, IS % Howard Hospital in Phila.
n. monday, where he was opera
a,,, w appendicitis. The sew
inna. as ae suffered made an opera
b,sir ir1a'lVe. d DR.. Messick was
la3sIDspiaS spaS'lcian and DR.. Wood, of
d,.so,,p dsua, Performed the operation.
ss ing as we'll as can be ex-
s.'na Smithers entertained
d. IuOOn C tea, Friday in honor
E,,s'Ca u Cairl Price. of New York,
A5,,'lne A5''lne Price and her chum
Ga s0n' Ts Of Goucher College
ss. '5o'r "a ". Price. of Smyrna.
.dsIiS.s,so.'0 ~ or more invited guests
Y Es.si Essslui time was had.
sMi,. astlne Price and college
asItlma.sss of GOucher Col.
sSt,a1iSas's' Md, were home 70,
s''ing Holidays on . visi,
Smyrna times., 1916-12-06

AMit for S40,0 damages has
! brought by Roland Blackway, of
a'0n, Nd, by his father and best
Ia, Robert Blackway. against the
aAdelphia, Baltimore and Washing
Aallroad, for personal injuries re-
% at the Elkton Station on the
||ang Of September 20. Mr.. Black
vas struck by a fast express
10 also killed his companion, Miss
'aa Y. Bailey. of Ceciltor.
Smyrna times., 1916-12-06

at Friday was Social Service
stthe Twentieth Century Club.
1 program was in charge of Mrs. E.
Fowler. Talk by Rev. Thomas Getz
A-'ubject, boy Scouts" F.; Report
the General Federation, Mrs. S.
RsynOlds; report of State Fedora
Miss Anna D. Hough. Cor.
Smyrna times., 1916-12-06
AND VICINITY

,,.D,s of General Interest Gath
''' cred During the Week.
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I, subscription is paid.
Smyrna times., 1916-12-06

,.b..ribe for The Smyrna Times
!, helm some boy or girl win the
'.sDd cart contest. We give 1000
u. FIR every dollar paid on subscrip-
Smyrna times., 1916-12-06

The third quarterly conference of
,rns Circuit will be held at the
ruit Parsonage, the home of the
,tOr. Rev. Milton McCann, on Wed
SAY next, December 18th, at 2
In.
Smyrna times., 1916-12-06

Tbe children of Mrs. Barbara Beth,
E.ssed, wish to thank their neigh
/ and friends for their kindness
sympathy during their recent
pavement and not only at the
\ Of the death of their beloved
|ter but during her illness. adv.
Smyrna times., 1916-12-06

no Woman's Home Missionary
.istv will meet at the home Of Mrs.
n Fowler, on Thursday Dec. z,
1901 p. m.
Smyrna times., 1916-12-06

|h the absence of Rev. j. M. L.
bard, who was at Salisbury, Md,
,isy on an official visit as Modera-
| the Presbytery, the Presbyterian
l.lt in Smyrna was occupied Sunday
REV. William Farios who preached
lqtably both morning and even
services.
Smyrna times., 1916-12-06

g,.t.eIass machine work at Della
!. State Garage. See H. F. Shap-
agent for Jackson cars--sdv.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-22
MICHAEL DoNoHUE DEAD

Michael Donohue, one Of our highly
respected pioneer residents, died at his
farm homo one mile north of jefferson
at p. m. last Friday The death of
Mr.. Donohue, while not unexpected is
greatly regretted, for "Uncle Mike"
had none but friends He was devout
Catholic and practiced his religion in
his daily life. He knew several days
before his death that the end was near,
and but five days previous told the
writer that he was ready and willing to
go. While possessing the true Irish
hospitality he was thrifty, had acquired
a competency and in his last years was
surrounded by every comfort. OF strict
integrity, ever ready to extend aid to
any deserving person, such men can i'll
be spared. Deceased was aged 72 years.
He was born in County Limerick, Ire
land, coming to America and the Pa
cific coast when 22 years Of age. He
lived some time in Lane, Benton and
Linn counties, purchasing "a years ago
the farm on which he resided until his
death. Funeral services were conduct
ed by Father Bernard Sunday after
noon at the Catholic, that edifice being
inadequate to accommodate the large
crowd that assembled to pay last
tribute to their departed friend. Inter
ment was in the city cemetery. De-
ceased is survived by son and daugh-
ter. The memory of "Uncle Mike"
Donohue will long be cherished by his
host of friends, He is survived by a
son and daughter, both living ON the
home farm.-Jefferson Review.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-22

WallIngford then went to the rail-
road office and bought tickets for the
troupe.
When Mr.. Wallingford brought Mr..
Swivel to Pine Lake by way Of Chi
cago two women boarded the train at
the city by the stock yards and were
no sooner ensconced In their seats than
Walllngford hailed them with great
joy.
My dear Mrs Terrence" he ex-
claimed to the Slightly older Of the
two. What a delightful surprise to
find you here. for it's two weeks too
early to hope that you are bound for
Pine Lake. Howdy, Miss Terrence?
Married yet?'
Not yet" laughed Miss Terrence.
Maybe we can still get rid of her II
you have the usual assortment of nice
young men at Pine Lake. You may
suppose that we're going to your de-