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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20
Simmer nod Gdldltio6r.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20

StdIl uno ritten fort in Sen oaut-
mernOen Wlorgen
@iner ilnnlte traitrnOerloren oic
WeloOie
Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-21
Towels -Toweling

Huck and Turkish Towels, value 10c each-12 for. .... Huck and Turkish Towels, value 15c each-8 for. ...... Huck, Turkish and Honey comb Towels, value 25c each -6 for ............... Huck Towels, extra fine, value 75c each-2 for.......... Guest Towels, size 15x24, all linen, monogram borders, some embroidered, value 39c and soc each-3 for. Linen Crash for toweling, value 121ac a yard-12 yards for ......-....... ..............- Linen Crash for toweling, value 15c a yard-8 yards for Linen Crash for toweling, value PC a yard-6 yards for 15-inch All Linen Guest Toweling, value soc a yard 5 yards for. r............... 18-inch All Linen Guest Tow
 cling, value 69c 9 yard-2 yards for ...................
Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-21
DOLLAR DAY GSf1yc SIP ECIAL IN SA1RAS

Seco Silk in white, black, pink and light blue, value $1.S3-7 yards for.......... $1.0t Yard-wide Chiffon Silk for dresses, a full line of colors, value $1.25-5 yards for..... $1.0t Yard-wide Tan Pongee Silk for waist or dress, value $1.25 8 yards for................ $1.ot Black and White Japanese Silk, value $1.50-2Ia yards for .................. S1.Oi Yard wide Novelty Wasting Silk, white ground with col Ored stripe, value $1.25-2jR yards for ................... $1.ot 32-inch Messaline, all colors, value $1.25-a yard, ,..,,.... $1.or Yard-wide 0Iessaline in black, value $1.39-a yard. .......... $1.0t
Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-21
Table Linens

71-inch Table Linen, Irish manufacture, value $1.50-a yard ................ .......-. 70-inch Satin Damask, beauti- fuI lustTe, value 75c a yard 2 yards for. or.................. 64-inch Satin Damask, stand ard grade, value 59c a yard -2JIa yards for. r.............. Size E Napkins, value $50 Q dozen-a dozen for........ Size E Napkins, value $2.75 9 dozen-6 for. r............... Size 18x27, All Linen Hem stitched Tray Cloths, value 39C-3 for ...................
Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-21
39E5A7 54E6f42g DAy fN Dress Goods

Ratine, white, tan and orange, 36 and 42-inches wide, value S1.45-5 yards for $1.o0 Shepherd Checks, yard wide, black and white, value $1.45 $ yards for. r................ $1.0o Silk and Cotton Plaids, yard wide, ten combinations, value $125-3 yards for............ $1.00 Black and White Checks, 46 yards for ................. $1.oo All Wool Ottaman, A inches wide. new fall cOIorings, value $1,95-a yard d.......... $1.0O All Wool Storm Serge, 50 inches wide, new fall shades, spOnged and shrunk, value $1.25-a yard ............... $1.o0 Plain and Fancy Weave Dress Materials, A to 54 inches wide, black and coIors, value $1.25 and $150-a yard. ...... $1.0O Mohair Sicilfan, 54 inches wide, black, navy and gray, value $1.50-a yard. ...... $1.oO
Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-21

Yard-wide s Strip ed an d Checked Taffeta in black and white-navy and white, value $1.39-a yard ............... 4O-inch Silk and Wool PopIin in a full range of COIOrs, value $L25-a yard. ........ 4O-fnch Crepe-de-Chine, all silk, in black and in white, value $1.25-a yard. d..........
Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-21
White Goods

Fine Quality White India Ltnon, 40 inches wide, value 25c a yard-10 yards for.... $1. 36-inch English Long Cloth, value $1.50 a piece-10 yards for .....-.......... S1. 36-inch Finest Quality Eng fish Long Cloth, value 18c a yard-8 yards for. $1.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-21
Linen Sheeting

All Linen Sheeting, 90 inches wide (nOte the width), value $1.65-a yard ..........
Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-21
Great S1.OO Values in WASH GOODS

Good Quality Outing Flannel, 36 inches wide, value 15c a yard-SpeciaI price IS yards for ................. 9l-uO New Fall PercaIes, 36 inches wide, good selection of de- signs and colorings, value 121ac a yard-SpeciaI price 12 yards for $1.OO Good Quality Apron Cling hams, excellent assortment, price 12 Yards for........... S1.O0 SeersucIer Krinkles, 2S inches wide good selection of staple stripes, value 15c a yard Special price 10 yards for.... $1.00 One lot Of Wash Goods in clIding Batiste, Floral Crepe and Ratine, value 15c and 19c a yard-SpeciaI price 10 yards for .,............. ........-..-. @l.UU
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-01-28
WINS SUIT AGAINST SALOON
Proprietor who Sold Man Drink Must
Pay $500 for His Death.

The first case in Philadelph a
county in which damages wei e
granted against Il saloCnheeper for
the death Of a patron due to eN'
cessive use of liquor purchased il his
establishment was decided in J@d5e
Pattersons court, when jury return.
ed a verdict OF $500 in favor Of Ms
Virginia Alexander against jacob
Bosch, the proprietor OF saloon at
252t North Twenty-seventh street.
Mrs. Alexander sued to recover for
the death If her husband, w@o, she
claimed, died in March, 1914, after two
years of excessive Use Of intoxicants,
the majority Of which she proved had
been sold to him by RcscA despite her
pleadings and requests.
Several cases in which s'mla
claims were made are recorded il tie
legal annals OF Mexican, Lebanon, Al.
Iegheny and RraddOck counties, Eu!
the Philadelphia county files cCna n
no mention Of an instance where a
plaintiff has CEtaineI We di t.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-01-28
TEn4Lz {-.E..}: = . 2sa:fE
f.Evss E.s-is ! II ~ - ID ,
ARE PIT T0I)EA7H
hsSaSSins Of Americans Shot
by CaGIanza Troops
VILLA ESCAPES FROM TRAP
The Mexican Bandit Chief Eludes
Pursuers in Mountains Near Chi
huahua City.

A despatch receiYed from Chi ia
hua said the eighteen M2XicaI dan
dts, who tO2k par, i'll the MAST ere
OF Anne. leans lat week, have tceA
put to death there by Carranza troops
Details cone eruing the eAccdd~n
were net glscI, but it is de. st Oh
that the mel were shot publicly. An
dres Garcia, the Mexican consul, SAID
that he las not received any conllima
tiCn OF the report.
Persistent reports that Fran cisco
Villa, the outlawcd military chief, has
been captured at san Geronimo, Cal
huahua, by the Carranza genera Ca
yazos, were denied by General Inns
Herrera, at Chihuahua City, Carr"nza
commander in tie absence oil General
Jacinto Trevino, who has gone to Tor
reUu.
This denial was supplemented by
statements rem Villa partisans, W4O
asserted that Villa ana several Lun
dreI followers are safe in the Tar!'
humare mountains, west OF Gnerr~ T.
General Herrera's dIsDatch said tie
reports grew out of tie ca3ture OF
five bandits by Colonel MaXimill. n
Ma!qucz, near San Geronimo "a On,
in Chihuahua. These men are telicV
ed to haze taken part i'll tie ma;;a'
ere of Americans near Santa lsa c.
Villa is sad to have lad a narrow
estaie l. OH ta.tu.o. A detachment
OF Carruuz.s.a s! lie surrounded q
band OF aGout twenty bandits IL d
mountain pass, u einesday, among
them being Villa. So sue was TIL
ca. rama commander that the ban
could not escape that lie sent a c1ur,
Ter to report to his commander in
Chihuahua City that Villa had bee
taken. When the Carranza soldi r
cl, sed in, they found all the ban it;
except five had escaped, among them
the reb>l thieftain.
Orders to kill all Americans they
find in Mexico nave been issuel to
his men by General Benjamin Argu'
meio, commanding mixed army oil
ZaGatistas, Oaxaca Indians and former
Federals in the Torreon country. Des'
patches from Torreon say Argnmendo
told his men: "Americans and Carran'
zistas are all alike. Kill them all
Americans more Qui. ky, because they
e foreign en- Giles"
There are fifty Americans still in
Torfeon, who cannot get to the Dor
der because OF dcstr, ycd railroads.
The city is surrounded by Villastas
and ArgHmeno's men. The garrison
OF Carranya soldiers in the city is said
10 be badly demra!ized.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-01-28
NAMES JEWISH RELIEF OAK
Governor Brumhsugh Calls Gil Pecrl c
to Aid War Sufferers.

Governor Brumbau%h issCel q
proclamation to the people CT
Pennss !vania calling upon item
to set asiie next Thursday, Jan
uary q, as a day On which t.
make donations for the relief Ct He
brews in the various countries al
war
The governor paid a tribute to the
jewish people, and u:gel tlat the
document be read in the churches oil
the state or Sunday, and that where
ever p&ss;rle lctat ccm'nit>ess talks
charge Of the collection OF contribu
tons.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-01-28
A TRIPLE TRAGEDY
WiIminotonian Shoots Wife, Then
Kills Man and Himself.

w IS'i'n' o'SShS '''St
Kills Man and Himself.
Prompted by his insane Jealousy
Of his wife, Albert Mcdowell, OF
Wilmington, Del, shot and killed
Frank Couch, who was roomer III
the Mcdowell home, and then shot
and killed himself.
He had first shot his wife through
the leg, and she broke the other leg
when she jumped from second-story
window to escape him. He threatened
t. kill Charles A. Brown, another
r4omer in the house, but spared him
when he begged for his life. AS soon
as Mcdowell left Browns room he
called the police. Mcdowell shot him
self just as the police rushed into the
house.
Brown toll the police that Mcdowell
declared to him last Saturday that he
was going to kill every one in the
house, and 50 he, Brown, warned all
the occupants to be on their guard
against him.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-01-28
WOMAN SUICIDE
BELIEVED SPY
WiIkeS-BaTFG Police Probe AC.
lion Of Hrs. Marie Leahm,
SHOT HERSELF IN HOME
A Code Book With Messages in Ger
man is found-Fiusbard says she
Handled Large Sums Of Money.

Mrs. Marie Leahm, aged Try, a
native Of Germany, and said u he
the wife OF August I.eahm, mi
w.rnrr, is believed b. TIE au,lJ'l
tics n Wilkes Barre, Pa, to ia'e
beva spy n the employ Of The Ger
NAN 9sy.rnmtnt, and through "AO...
LARGE sums Of money were aiu l.
spies of the t'dthcr.aEd III E45-aH
Her seli-iniiict,d death bro"gAt It
light eviucnce which Deputy Cine
Stanley knryolski bti!cTcs vii SAD
stantiate the theory that the lnysteri
GUS woman was one OF the Sc re
AGENTS in the great spy system OL tAe
kaiser.
Mrs. I.eahm was foand deal ii III
home with a bullet wound n the
head and revolver ciu,c.ea Ill &c.
right hand The only motive Tor tAt
suicide was found in Il note Wfltt2l
by her, in which it was stated TIA
the cause CT her death would be ioiEc
on page % OF a memcr"nddA BOO"
which she had left.
Inspection q! this b.ok bruu III u
light several disc0nne, ted Ge.maIi
sentences, which are believed to maze
been code syatem whic tie WGm@n
employed in her work. Ga IN CD 0
site page were the names o. il y ..,F
sons, after which appeared lar Sd 70:
Of money. There wa metz ing q !
hp
In the past year and half NJ. ),
Leahm had lived a life Of nySt ~
While her husband claims that ne II
not mis;rust his wife, he IS puzz
now TO explain what she did with large
sums of money she frequently nan i
her possession. He declared she oIteH
had large bundles Of curl e1cy IL
home and neigh5ors have laltflne4
the coroner that Mrs. Leaum Otter
displayed biz b:ndiei OF paper money
Leahm said his vie la been max
ing weekly visits t. New lo!k IN the
mast wear. She It'd him taat : c va.
the aeent r.r property in NV (ors
city whicI was C"Had by icap l.
ing in England ana t:!It h.:3@~e u
the war they were MOI ahl2 t. me
here and transact tier bi5 ~cs
Leahm admitted tina: his vile til ! HIN
that she raised large suEl5 by III r
gage on the NeN Y1rk property. I'll
money, she said, VS. co~v@.tel Ett
gold and at regular intervals va
placed in a suitca%e ANA gwen to t:.t
captain OF a certain STEAMSHIP Il !
certain line.
This captain, the woman once de
clared, was under secret crde:s tt
carry the money to England AMI Tt
it to people who met his ship at t;
port OF destination.
Leahm said the w"m2n was the wife
of Karl Flicker, who live; il Rrot !; y /!
N. Y. Eight years ago LcaAm an
the woman came here and net IN i
her death was the fact revealed thai
they were not mariiel.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-01-28
Bethlehem Dividend $50.

TIE Bethlehem S;c1l cor0,r;ti d..
clarcd a dividend Ct So share On
its common stock, out Of earnir IS Of
the year 1915, payable in quarterly
instruments.
The corporation also announced an
increase il wages OF ten per cent for
its unskil,ed labor, which wen. 'ntI
effect, it was said, on January II.
The dividend represents a d'stribu
ton Of approximately $4,520,U00.
Wall street estimates as To G
cmpary's earnings have ranged fro.n
Is to 100 per cent.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-01-28
FIVE LYhIjiCCIIIED BY
MOD Il! GEORGIA
KIght n4a33Es lang Negroes
f...1 Ono Ir3333.
.FOUIi ; WE'RE Ct CHE Fss:.l.i;L:7
They Entered Jail by Fuse, Kept t c
Keerer in Bathroom and Seized
Murder Suspects.

Five ne:r- IS tai en- rem the Wor II
county ja.t At sylvester, Ga, W'fe
hanged i Gle i:i.iD # tree IN t q
out KITS o. St.rkgi.,c. TIE io.ie !
conta ,nng many bullet holes, were
cold wGvn lot:nd.
Forty n ~ m2n, actins WITH PIE.
cisicn Initiative q car fa.'y ii
plans, tooh tte five negroes iron he
Jail aad spell away in IutcmObslcs
The n>groc+ were being he'd in ctn,
nccti.n wi h the KILN; If she ii
More a.d, OF Lee u. t., d"ri Tie
Christmas HOLIDAYS. STA Xvi l. ! a
hamlet three miles ;rJm l-ca2DNig,
The county seat oI Lee co~n.y.
Cutting all wires lea Ting north II IN
sylvester was inclIdGd IN the plans
Of the. parry. For that rta;r me
!ate OF the negroes WAS not definitely
Enown until hours alter they had been
lynched.
Al about ten o'clock at n glt Shcr II
l.. \. Potts and his j2i,er al 5y!vo$ta!
were awakened by several men, Wa
announced that tlcy lal capture a
negro ami wanted to p,a,c him in j ii
So well executed were the plans nj
The sheriff saw only three OF the men
he said.
THE first | knew anything wa
wrong was when che Of tie mln VIII
rad brought the negro to the dctr
pointed a Iistol at me- AID told M
get into Il la:hr--m. T ey la to!
me they wanted to keep the is ne'
IN jai! at least over night" he said
81 was at taeir mercy and, OF
course, c implied with thcir demand
to give item MY keys. The men wee
not ma@,.;I !. There wGs no lcck o"
the bathroom docr, and two rename
with me, kce&;ns me ccvercd. Aft
a few minutes, l heard a whistle, an"
then footsteps, as ii many men were
entering the jail.
"In a little while the whistle was
blown again and my two tapto"s lef'
me and ran ont Of the jail. Then
heard sevara! meter cars goin5 north
at rapid rate CT speed. | had We,
seen the men who first came to tn
door, but | would know them ii | sd"
t@em again
The bodies were found by Lee ccun.
w citizens, who were o1t on the
roads early, apparently under The i'm
preston that il any of the negroes
were taken from the jail they vii:
be taken to Lee county, where Sher Il
Moreland was popular. Going cut from
Starkville, shcrt distance, they en-
countered the men on tree at the
side Of the road. Apparently they haG
been strung up and then became tar
gets for the men who had taken then
irCm rai!
Before tie bodies were cut dcwn
thew were viewed by many re~sons
SINE rcDorts say hundreds were q,
tractcd % the place. The bodies are
being hc.a for a corners iaqHe:t, 10
which a Jury had been emDaHe"ei.
rorr # The victims were o IN
fami' y-FcliX axe :; is threH rs
Frank. Dewey and Major. T e
was Rcdius Seamore. James Il til
nero. was the prisoner NJ s. wan T.
By the lyachers, hit Sheri.. PITTS In
taken the rrecauticn TO rem e h ::
several days ag1 t. s)me IN j i
the location Ct which lie la not d
vulrcd.
MCreland was ki''el al tho enc
Felix Lake, when &c Ven here
arrest a n2gro. 1t was r@n@r Ell
mere than me of tAa~e III The "oHs
shot him AID al were u resell ar
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-01-28
Girl, 10, Gets Verdict Againot Boy.

Suing for $4,000, tArcugA a eli I'd
ian, Florence Mile, ten yfa"s ii !!
won from a Jury in Re''!inr, Pa.
a verdict for $913.54 for The is Of
her arm. Oscar Lenhart, f-urtc e.
years old, said to have struck rs ply
mate in an Albany township s"h0o.
because she "tattled," was the de
PENDANT. The boy is an orphan alG
heir to a large estate.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-01-28
GENERAL MARKETS

PHH.ADEl PHiA. -- FLOUR quiet;
winter clear, $3.t9GL $50; ely mil S,
RYE FLOUR-stcady; PER barrel,
$5.25 q $50. ,
WHEAT steady: 40. > rel, $3.50
1.30.
CORN quiet: No. yellow, ia >5c.
OATS steady: No. > wife, $50
J3l.c.
POULTRY: live ste.:ly; hens, lGM
1Sc.; Old rCoSters, Ia: J2i.c. dressed
stea!y: choice fowls. - &C.; old roCs'
tiers, 49,.
BGTTER firm: Fancy creamery,
sec. per Id.
EGGS steady: Selected, 38U 4Oc.;
nearby, Boo; western. Sic.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-01-28
Teutons, Cantives 100000.

An Amsterdam despatch to the
London Central News says that
the total booty CT the Teutonic
allies during seventeen months Of war
is summed Up in Vienna as follows:
Nearly 100000 prisoners, 10000
guns, 10000 machine guns, while 1885,
600 sqrare miles of enemy territory
has been occupied.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-01-28
New Works Pc1ulat:o1.

New York state :as a i ";:latcn
of 9,G317l4, cyrs.st;n; OF %,J52 81:
citizens and 1,i2&,223 a.:en=, "cc ri
ing to the census By The ) ae l~st
June.
The report Ct tho numc"@ i II wa:
ma e t. the lee;s!a u~c ~ SEE AIRY
Of S ate hugo. Greater ~" ~rH !ia&
5,047221 res.dc,s. or Il ,y-t"o er ceat
of the states total po.u.ai il.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-01-28

Miss MABEL Warden, tea y,,hrco
years Old, and her site, Flcrcll1
Warden, thirteen, we're burHe 10
death, and their ma;.,cr, RS. My-1
Warden, was scri .rsiE -ol when
their home il pm st whey, Pa,
was destroyed by fire. 7 e prorerty
loss was $3.50.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-01-28
BRITISH SEARCH TRUNKS
Mot Only Seize U. S. Mail, But Ex
anime PASSENGERS Luggage.

ANIME 7ss.e'-eTs co117ce:
A Reuter- despa.cl firm Copenhagen
says:
The Christiania Morgenb adt, re
pcrts that during the stay OF tbs
Steamship Bcrscnsijord at Kir wal
the entire parcel pest YVES seized b.
the British! autAcritiCs AMI th2t fol
the first time passengers luggage wa
examined.
ELEVEN boxes !a,elad 'Viate 4
Peterson were discovered, but as Z
passenger CT this name was on b {!
the boxes in question were seized
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-01-28
FINE F1ST07EF C. ST XXI: 5
Were CHARGED WIKI Corcrir2cy
TeIsy the rraiIg.

Tworty-"cur cm2loy;s O" t @ Fa.1
mount, v. IA, pcsto.2co, i9d';el 5c
conspiracy 10 delay the mats il or'
&ptracy t. tc'ay TIC mas il 'rH
necti0n with strike viii II i,,ct nc
cinitated asst \ re~.her, anr"2r Il :
the Unite! States district court al
entered pleas Of ~ui:ty.
The former assistant postmas or,
II. BRAND, vas Gncd sos; A. II. i! III
ing. former postmaster an 9E'Vcst
Clayton, clerk, were each fineI $50
and Others were fined in amount:
ranging lrcm 500 to s..
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-01-28
CHILDrEt! SLASH EACH OTHER
Brothers ard Sisters Fight WI:
Knives end S-icco-3.

Knives end S-icro-3.
AS a result OF chilt,rcn's quarrel,
Rebecca C2amncr and her brother
and sister. Chester and Estho', o.
New Egypt, \. j., are all suffering.
from se;ere wounds inflicted On each
cthcf with hn:ves an scissors.
Esther, twelve years oil, is in e
serious condition. Having ben stab.
bed in lie: ba.li by her brother,
Chester, w Il pair of sc;ss rs, one
blade of which was thrust between
the rib; just lclow tie heart.
The other two children receiver
cuts on the heads, arms ana body
from either table knives or potat
knives.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-01-28
Elevator Kills Soldier.

When his sleeve caught in a coal
elevator, Andrew Jorunsky, twenty,
two years old, was ground to pieces
at Sayre, Pa. He was planning
70 return to Russia to join the army.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-01-28
Bill Aims at improper Films.

Interstate shipment Of improper mo-
ton picture films would be made a
penal oftense by a bill introduced by
Representative TowHer, Of Iowa. Mo-
ton picture interests, which oppose
the pending censorship, indorse the
Towne.' bill.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-01-28
Bars Trade With Holland.

The Australian government Ia:
Issued a decree forbidding further eI
ports to Holland. This step was taker
on representation that Dutch impGrt
ers were sending goods into Germany
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-01-28
/ Killed, z Dying in Church ret.

One man was killed; two, III .ullA&
a state trooper. are dying: n, il
Guiding Captain Pitcher, C":pora.
Carlson and Trooper StcvcIs"n, OF
the state cunstabula.y, We liza g.
seriously, and scores G. offers Bate
ed and bruised in Cia"I Ii 1n2bn,
near Pittstcn, Pa, Dc-wcc4 tie
troopers and mob 0. eve: IL US mi
persons, members of the Polish CalAJ
dc church.
The dead: George G. Ell or aged I'll
ty: died five hours aitcrWard "i.n Dut
let wounds in the thigh am a d3a-en
The injured: Ref tu1cr, oi Car.lS
state trooper, unconscious, din: o.
a compound fracture Of the Skull. ID
seph Pisca, married, wife and sly
dron; in critical condition with a bni
let wound in his arm. Cart-in II Gil
err, of state ccns;abGlary; face badly
battered and hca cut. CGrpJIa. ;art
son, of Kingston, state trQoper, arm
broken. Ira Stevenson, CT 3 Il r
state trooper; fractured sh uidcl
bla!e. Robert Pictoa, Robert Met
ca!:e. Albert Heath and Thomas Bet
ner. cut and bruised about the face
and arms.
The riot grew out Of sec,io2a! strife
at the Dupc4t Polish Catholic Church,
one faction CT which fighting Bis OF
Hoban's appointment OF ke:. Frances
Sowgn.wS..., IS pastor about m~ntll
ago.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-01-28
Church Cynamited; Dogs on Trail.

The new church being erected by
the ccmere"atiCn Of the Church Of
the Latter LAY Saints in Buck
Valley, near Johannesburg, Pa.
was blown up by dynamite. Blood
hounds were put on the trail OIL
suspects. The church, wrich has
forty memb-rs. was formed recently
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-01-28
Pine Burns Clothes; Ceath Results

FTFe III rs 70'''H0'
Cart in GeCr"e Er0adwa,ef, a
retired sea captain, died at Union
hospital. in Elkton, MI, from
burns sustained when Re cet his clio h
ing On fire by placing a lighted pie
into a vest POCKET. Deceased was
seventy yel:s Ct ase a@d leaves a
fam:l;.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-01-28
tln dcnd gre lSS.0NG.

The wounded tot&! $685." ! '
prisoners and missing 355,1j3. u :
prisoners 2i,0So have del o. I
and sickness since they fell in, :
hands OF the allies. These fs"re
compiled from the Berlin CASA. :
lists.