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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-14
y. S. TO BRING eAMERICANS OUT OF MEXICO
Negotiations Open for Trains
To Bring Them to the Border
WI" Apply TO That Territory Complete Carranza Contro
Mining Companies Notify Employees &c
s. to Ask Military Guard For Trains

81 PASo. jar. t3.-conHrrns
ton of the deaths 81 oeorae y.
Parsons, Bart Kramer ard Peter
Seane a. the hands % nesiean
bandits In Chihuahua ~as re-
eeiNed here today. Parsons was
prospecting near Babricora ranch
IN western Chihuahua. near which
heane vas executed several weeks
ago. kraun.r vas In the Guerrero
district.
GRAND FORKS. ~. o. jar. y.
Bart Kramer. reported sisin by
Mexican bandits. 10 . son % q
Guerrero, Mesieo. ranch o~ner
ard brother % Mrs. J. G. Aan-
ney of Grand Forks nrs. Hanney
Tears that her father and t.so
other brothers residing on her "a
ther's ranch have met . like fate.
She has not heard fror, then,
since November 20 last
EL PAso. Texas. Jan. t3.-Ne.
9etistons were begun tonight ysith
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-14
MEXICANS
DRIVEN OUT
OF Ell PASO
S o L D RS AND POLICE
START OUT TO CLEAN
OUT THE TOWN
All Villa Adherents Ordered to
Get out-Much Fighting
and Many Hurt

FL PASO. Jan. 13-Martial law
has been declared in Fl Paso.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-14

tcontinued on Page rwelveJ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-14

e. PASo, Texas. Jan. f3.-Ne.
9etistons were begun tonight Nth
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-16
ge0inat ihHcllcreu Strahsnba6u.
@erfelr.

Deiiern MorgcH trnteu ole Hcuen
Qcrfc1rsreqeln fir Strabenbabn,
paeqons DER ofientliden 9etriebs-
0ommiiIiou IN Arait. Die ueuen
9cgeln Dcrbieteu oaB 6abrsdiie auf
ben Eritt. mo 2auibrettern Der
gaaacn iobreii rmo beidrdntt Die
3nbl DER 5abr9dite, Die in einem $50
aen beioroert peroeu fonncn. ,3sped
oieier 8oridriiten it, llniaae 70 uiel
uir moalih 8n beidrdnfen uHo ben
1abraaiien Die groBtnlogliAe ge.
qncnlIidfeit 5u bieten. Sobolo eiu
@olgon nollbeiebt lit muB Der g8ae.
1ohiii6rer un6 Sdafiner Elm Shilo
nil Dem &ermerf D6uil Gar aus.
bdnaen un0 9tiemanoem lit eeitattet.
0en @oegon 81 belieiaeu, bis 6abr.
0diie abiteigen. DurA oieie 9ieue-
rug miro sic StraBenbabn.@eiea.
Idvalt DerauIaBt, Grtra.9aseous lab.
rem 5a laiicn. um Den 8erfcbr, beion.
oers wd6rpuo Der Uel1aitsihlnoen,
bclualtiacn 5il t0nnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-16

3u Duuell, NH PZO lllO SDlleF Dellrdlt
muroe
Strifer eitraft.
SenrD 9itbin ser on Ger g9eIt.
5oBettelhoBe po6nt murOe geIiern
inter Ger g(niduIoieug, auge6lid
8ranf Slnolo bei einenI oagelneinen
Streite 5piIhcn Strifern nuo 9lr.
beitspiaigen Der 6irmo Stronie &
Bros, mel6er ii1 am Gomerltag
9lbenO on ser Gde BON 2erington. IL.
9lisduit6itraBe abipieIte, nit 500 lmo
Soften beItraft. Samola, Ser aus Ell.
nem 0iebolOer 5ipei Sdiille o6qefeu.
ert 5otte iuo 6eiduIoiat moroeu mar,
cine Oer6orgeue @aiie in ieiuem 9e.
libe 81 ba6en, lUuroe freieeiproden.
SitneD 9us s Danffeure.
beitraft.
gSeil iie ibre Maicbinen an Stra-
Beufreu5uugen ni6t ooridriitsmd.
Big anbielten tDnroen 9eltern in ser
nittleren Poli5eiiiatiou feds SitueD.
9us G6oufieure nit ie 81 uno SEQ.
item 6eitrait
&oun tein @ @oiier triufen.
@eil er in onge6lib betriuufeueul
3uitanoe in einem 3uge Der Henu-
i0loania Giien6obn eiuen gniiasier
6elditig batte, tpuroe g8m @toulos
in Dem Union 9abn6ofe oer6oitet
unO geItern Wlorgeu bon 9fidter ga.
daro in Der mittleren Eoli5eiitation
nit SO uno Soften beIeet WlouloS
CAB 81 ieIner Gnti6uloigung an
OoB er in Sorris6urg Sdnapps trim
Ten muBte, ga oas @aiier in iener
StaOt iebr idledt iei,
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SOSt onfaefnnSen.


@uroe geIiern Dlorgeu ser "a Sabre
olte @m. S. 8inn. Satte einc
SMuBpuHoc Oireft iiber Oem9er.
gen. ~ Coroner rmteriu6t.
2eidnom puroe nod DER Nlor.
que ee6radt.
Ger "a Sabre oIte Ylunbcr &H.
S. 3im bon glr. 800, Sorforo.9lpe,
wuroe geiiern @orgeu in oem Sel
i6ober eines StaQes binter oellI
Souic 9tr. 706, 9Iisquit6ItraBe, nit
elmer S6uBmunOe in Ser YrIlIt foot
aufgeiunoeu Ger 9eibnom wur0e
BON Dem gleger sIuguIt Sommono,
Ser in Dem Stale orbeitet, fur5 nodl
Z ll6r entoedt. Ger Stall qc6ort
3inn's Stiefnater, Glnil @e66orot.
Ger 2ebtere erflGrte Yoli3iIt @uSfep
bonn uoro0ltli6en GiItrift, ooB 8inl
felt Orei Sogen niCbt 81 Sone gewe'
len ipor. 9tatb0em ser OIeaer oen
2eidnou ser nod marm ipor, ent'
oedt botte, 6enadridtiete er Or. 5.
e. 9rumbod BON 9tr. 1902, SIt-@lo'
ntrmentiiraBe, peIGer 8fm fir toot
erfl0rte.
Coroner SnsIeD bonn nor0oItlidet
Giitrift erfldrte, Dab 3inn 5eIbit'
moro 6eeing. Gr lieB sen 9eidnanI
na6 ser Itdotiiden @lorgue IeuOell.
3im wuroe Dor einieer 3eit BON Ell
uem SibidIae 6efoaen im0 felt ie'
ner 3eit mar er onee6lic6 frdntlid.
Gr woale iid nit einem iunoeu@do'
den Derberat6en, bod fonnte er sic
3uIiimnnmg ser Ntutter nidt er6al'
ten. -.
.a-''-
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Ter @eIttrieg 6snte Dor eiuem
Sabr.
&c Nitli L1Qih
W. N)Nttt - 80
(91od sem 9crtdt oes Gentideu

lb. NSutI 1910.
(91odJ Sem 9eridt oes Qeutideu
@enernhtabs.)
ScSn Qittauen riidt Ole glrmee
@cIow noropeIlIidJ Sdaulen
iieareid Dor,
SSSn gioropoIen sie6cn iid Die
9uIlcn olf ser ean5en 6ront
3pii6en Der 9Sila mo DER @eid'
lel ocgen oen glarciu 3uriid.
3wHden g9eidiel uno @ug
ne6men 5Iicrrcicbiite Erilppen
norooitli6 BON arosnit iueitere
ruliii6c Stelluuacn. Siiopeit.
lid Grasnoitaw Ourhbrcden
0eutide, iiiooitlid bis 5im 9ng
oiicrreidjiidc glbt6eilimgeu Die
icinOlidcn @inien.
eSm Murat.5bal, Iiiomeitli6
Gntof an Der oitIihen aaufaius.
8ront, oriugen oie 9luiien ipeiter
Dor un0 beieben Sis.
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9eIearapliidler Metlerberldlt.

Qlus ben iibrigen Bun0es @etter.
geobodtungs. stotionen wuroeu Die
loIaenoen bodlten Temperaturen,
oie I'M s llbr eeitern lbeno berrid.
ten. berihtet:
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4dtnme!

SG6rIidcs erURes @icnic Der
@r. Sader.gsereine OOn Baltimore,
abgegaIteH am Samitag, 20. Snli,
i'm gSeit.GuO.Yarf.
Nle 9ader nnO OaS aaaemeiHe
Gnblifmu iiuo ber5lid eiHeelaOeH.
(Sulil6,23,2 1920
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gIils Ocu SSoIisciacridteu.


9ur0e BON ieiuer 1S-idbrigen 5rmi
reoelmdBig in Oen lebtcu 0pei
Sobren perpriigelt. Sam ei.
mem %oli5iiien 81 na6e.- Sorris.
burg bat iebr idledtes @etter.
ggd6reho ser letter 5pei Sabre
puroe Gomoro @. N}iOoletopu Ool
Scr. 523, SiiO @ocaIiraBe, bon iei.
ner 5rmi reselmdBig oerpriieelt. @y
per6ielt iib and INNER rubig ieine
SSrail itano a6er geitern Wiorgeu
nebit einenl 5reiInoe, G6aS g9.Wlain,
bon Or. 1885, Columbia gloenue, Dor
9iidter SSobannien in Der lpeItliAen
&oli5eiItutiolL uaboem lie lnterDGt.
billie bon Drain am 5reitog gl6eno
ibren Soften in DER StroBe bernI0.
belt botte. aSrmi WlioOletomn, oie
crit IS Sabre alt it, Iowie ibr5reunO
Woin puroen uegen OeS angeblib
Hngebiibrliden Netraaens ie nit
$40 uno Soften mo Main auBeroenl
'nnter Der 9InibulOignng, ongeblib
DdOoletown angegriiien 5u boben,
nit $50 nuo Soften beltrnit. Deoe
ipuroen na6 Dem @efGnguiB 9eian0t,
oa lie nidt be5oblen fonnten. Brain
wollte in oen ndcbIten Gagen nit Ell.
uer Wlaihineneelue6r 9(6t6eilung
nad Wlerifo fabren. Gr giDg all ser
g9o6nuHg bon Srou MiOOIeiown, oe.
rem Gorname 8ioIet it, Uorbei unS
eriudte oieiel6e, inn cine @6otogro.
p6ie BON ibr 81 9eben. Ser @otte
fam o6er 0a5piiden ln0 Dor Dem
Sauic entipoun iib Oonn Elm Streit,
6ei Dem itotiirlid Sr. Nliooletown
Den &iir5ereu 500, iuas oentlid IN
ieinem @eiidt 81 ie6en mar.
GcnftiebtauOerS.
glodoCnle er 9epra6lt battle, OoB i'm
fein @oli5iit mad Dem Stotions6aiIS
ienOen fonne griff Scr 9leger glmoS
@iles Sen @oli5iiteu @roiies an
modJte nit oeiicn ahiippcI 9efonnt.
ihait imo muBte onnn nab oen
6ranflin SQudre Soipitdl gebradt
iucroen tpo i6m oeridieoene aepf.
lpitiiOen 5uoend6t iperoen mnBten
Gam ipnroe er nod Der iiiopeitli.
den Eoli5eiitotion ae6rodt no er IN
gmbetroft einer GerleBimeen bon
9lidter IormoQon MIR NIT $40 uno
Soften 6eIirnit milroe, ud6renOGboS.
2epolo, Der nit @ileS ocrbaiiet nor.
oen mar, lnter Ser glniduloi9ung
angeblid Ole 0ffentIiAe 9iube aeltort
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-16
eonnfnanf. nnb llntfrnana.
Tlntb
QletterauSfhten.

Sir WorDIono un6 ben GiItrift
Columbia tbeihpeiie tribe unO iiiooit.
iide g9inoe.
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Misunderstanding mO Eicuic.
,.9)'o5afi.9 9RduHerdJor" S0nutag, l6.
Snli. Gjronbner's &elteHo Earf,
8aliimofe.zir. mnO GiarriiOn.Sanc.
l5ni9,l6)
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Mhonnrnlru. bie bru ,EenildeH Gsrrer
irnnhrnlrm" nidsi vhnitiifb uDrT nnreeel-
mabla erhaIicH. flas arbeirn, Der CIIlrs
DaDsn prF Tshpepn eber IbrlltliM ysli'
svsslaAa ~ nsasaEa.
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guuSes.1epartement fir 1aHOluirtb.
Netter.Bnreau.
geridIt bss baltimore Metterbnrrans

Der 5eIdtigteitSgeboIt Der Huft
mar 81 Nro5ent inn s llbr Dtorsens
ano s3 9rooent 70 8 llbr gIbenos.
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GrfnriiOu nadJ gOrf
SOnntas, ben 80. Suli 1916.
Ser. 0cmufratiidc Gln6 Der 20.
@urO. Srfriidnnscn ieruirt; ginete
Griuadicne $1.25, SinOer 65c. 3ug
Dcrlaht WiarDlauO 4: 9Scnuo. StatiOu,
ysOrtb.9lUc. II. Oafitr., 8 ll6r Born.
(Sulii6,23,29)
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c1eniidjcr 0riegerbnno bon yalti.
more" autreten NlOntae yiad-
miiiaa 2 illw i'm Naaptqnartier 5mr
g'cerDienna bcg Nam. 6. GnaeIs.
(snIil5l
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Nn 1876, oIs oos Sdidiol Der
81 g}otion in Der Sdipebe biug, leiltete
q Die Baltimore & Ohio 9obn Der 8lm-
oes.&eeierune mertbooae 3enIte in elmer
8eit Oes arieges
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ip6ter muroe Die Baltimore & Ohio nodl-
mails bon Ser @un6es.8 .8eeierune in 3eiten
Oes 8rieoens nm Siilfe eriudt INN benz
.@oIfe Die Sotidoft bon ySiderbeit oaerit"
0it iibernitteln, Elm @rinoip BON dilBerfter
8eoeutne bel Ger 9eitims Der 9lngclegen-
beiten eiuer groBen ytotion
Die 8abn.G .Gompoguie, Die mebr als
$i00,000,000 fir Die inouitrieIle gereit-
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ihoit in Scr ghlsitottlme lino Den @eleiien
perolsgobt botte, mar ooroilf Dorbereitet
oem Gruben obne Ser86gerllne 0'enge
0u t9lm unO itellte Die notbige @qnipirrng
0ur &erfiigune.
Die SnOicnitlteIlung ocs eroBortigeu
Stobl. 3u9es bon 0m0lf g8oeeonS nit Der
9lusitelling, ols Der DGereinigte Staoteu
Regerung Siderbeit 8uerIt Speoialoug"
befannt, mo Der felt Dem L. Wiai feline
g8iiiion erfiilt 1T bon lngep0bnIi6em
natonolen Sntereiie. @r bat Oie 9otl6aft
bereitS an Sunoerte bon Souienoeu 2euten
Derfiinoet lmo miro nod Wlonate lang oo-
nit beldGftigt iein.
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Tiini cdJte
pbotOgrapBiIdJe AuiidJteH bes
ll.Yootes v7enfdJIaHo"
: nHo ieiHer yiaHuidaft
z bei 3 3ol grOf;
25c. Stiid;
4 Del 6 3Oll grOh,
l5c. Stiif.
gc @oi6citcIlnuscu THS 2 GeHts
crira fhr FOrto ciH5nieHoem.
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4tl CIt.gaItimoreyStrake
(SnliiG)
WrOhcr 6amilicn.gInsfIua
qIrbriter Sir. il. Stcr6e-0aHc VIZ. $40
Counting, Oen %. 5mli 1916,
tgranbncr'S g9eit-Sno. Rarf.
{>hlii6,22 3)
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GjrOfcr SOmmcranSflns Der @eit.
(suO.9iitrifte glr. 115, 1874, t47,
1874, 2O1, 9eHtider llnterltiitnnaS.
gnuO, NiOntuo, "a. Snii 1916, Gaun-
itattcr @arf. 9IniaHo 2 ll6r. Sim
tritt 10 Gents.
lAnlil6,22-4l
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gu baben, nit 500 unO Soften 6eitrait
mur0e
The Glasgow courier., 1916-08-04

Paramount Picture patrons will be
pleased to learn that Miss Marie Doro,
one of the most popular screen and
stage stars will not be lost to them.
After completing her last picture for
the Famous Player Co., Diplomacy"
in which she will be seen here the
coming week, she Immediately joined
the Lasky Photoplay Co. Both these
companies release through the Para
mount Picture Corp, so Miss Doro
The Glasgow courier., 1916-08-04

part of the sympathetic and devoted
wife in order that she may have the
sympathy of the audience for a
change. She will be cast in such a
part in the next Famous Player sub
ject in which she appears.
Pathe News shown at the Orpheum
this past week has been of exceptional
interest as it contained pictures of
The Glasgow courier., 1916-08-04

the landing of the German Submarine
Deutschland in Baltimore harbor. This
boat is very much in. the public mind
at present and much interest was
manifested by the large audience that
was present to see the pictures of it..
! Jack London, author and adventur-
er, is on a vacation to Honolulu gath
ering new material for moving pic
ture stories A great many of Mr..
London's books have already been
filmed
Kitty Gordon, the fashion plate of
the screen, has just signed contract
with the World Film Corp, to appear
in series of pictures in which she
is to wear not less than $4,000 worth
of new gowns in each picture.
The Orpheum management has at
last been successful in arranging a
date for the showing of Chaplin's Bur-
lesque on Carmen. This picture is
in such demand at the present time
that it is hard matter to secure
date. However, as before stated a
date has been arranged and Glasgow
show goers will have the opportunity
of seeing it in the near future.
!
Triangle Films are fast gaining
favor with Glasgow movie fans. While
the feature part of the program is on
a par with the very best makes of
photoplays, the Keystone two reel
comedy that accompanies each one of
the feature subjects are far superior
to any thing now being produced in
comedies. Monday night is becoming
one of the largest nights at the local
theatre where they are shown.
Alice Brady, the popular World
Star issued letter to the press re-
Gently in which she said: "Please
invite all my friends to see my two
best pictures, LA Vie de Boheme," f"
gorgeously beautiful and the charm
ing "Miss Petticoats." They are mas
+, terpieces and the best in which l have
ever appeared" Both these pic
lures are to be shown here in the
very near future.
lr making the big screen production
of "Romeo and Juliet" by the Metro
company in which Francis Bushman
and Beverly Bayne play the leading
roles, the players are repeating the
lines from the play which they must
commit to memory the same as though
it were stage production. This is
very unusual as in the silent drama
most of the lines. except in the clim-
axes, are "faked" entirely.
The ever popular little star Mar
guerite Clark is to be seen here again
next Sunday in what is conceded to
be her greatest picture since Helene
entitled "Out of the Drifts" In this
of the North" A story of the Alps
stirring tale Miss Clark has an op.
portunity to do different sort of act.
ing from any thing she has done be.
fore, but the irresistible charm is
there and the unforgetable shepardess
Take it all in all this should be very
acceptable offering.
The Glasgow courier., 1916-08-04
EZmEickeTS
Sense and Nonsense About the
Plays and Players

Pauline Frederick of the Famous
Player Co., says she is getting tired
of playing the deep dyed villainess.
She says she would rather play the
The Glasgow courier., 1916-08-04

will still be seen and enjoyed by those
who have come to enjoy her extraor-
dinary screen work.
The Glasgow courier., 1916-08-04

Some political party might make a
popular hit just now by promising In
colonize the north pole.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-10-28
DOPO TRENTANNI LA GUERRA RICONDUCE UN PADRE
ALA FAMIGLIA

VERONA, 23-Ecco del benefc effetti della guerra
Da Bossoengo bazzecoa 50 ami fa parva mprovvsa
mente mego scomparva per piu dar noze di Sc
ascando mel doore negnoto la govane sposa Gin
que teneri fglioletti.
Invano andarono cercare lie vano 81 fecero
pratche 81 scsse qua la per sapere ed noza deo
scomparso Gil ami mai rgo venne ALA moge
dao scomparso tanto ch ragone penso che fose morO
= Venne la guerra marito ed padre teo!
Dfatt gon giungeva noza nattessa che eg 81 ro
rceverto ospedale d Tevso Non per-
che fatto e. che ALA sussutarono di goa
la ormai veccha moge ed g orma padri ALA loro volta!
Egi che lascio suo 81 anni rivede settan-
tacinque!
Meglio tardi che mai.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-10-28
LA MORTE DI UN EROE PADOVANO

PADOVA, 24-Profondo dolore desto' la morte eroica
deav Carlo Cassan che 81 dedico coanima col ala
dele tere redene Eg Padova nei mes che pre-
cedeteo la nosra guerra agatore stancab PreSdente
della Trieste Trento initiate uninensa ativa lie
rvendcazion daa Oraoe ardente fecondo pao mel Con-
nazonae d Padova susctando entusasmo. Ao
po della costu battagone del voontar San Guso
Quando Cesare Batst Padova paar della Treno
Carlo Cassan che presento ALA oa future mare eg fu
Sebbene cagonevoe d salute ottenne di
dato rOne fece campagna eroca del Trenno ed moro
lassu' sulle mortagne dove piu ferveva la lotta.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-10-28
CRONACAITALIANA
PER LA L1BERAzIoNE DI ALTR1 PRIGIoNIERI RREDENT1

ROMA, 22-Ne camp di concentrazone sabiit dala Rus
Ke per la custoda del pgonier d guerra 81 rovano al
attire mgiaia mar dele terre redente che cobatte
nee file eeserco austiaco quando furono cata dai
Non tu pero quest prgioneri sentiment ta-
ani mosrano simpaa la nosra quindi tut
godere del beneco della beraone oerto da liberia
zione oerto daa Russia in segno simpata taa
cessaa perco SeeZone Verranno bera Soano cooro
che mel oo cve mare hanno dato segni dubb
del oro aaccamento ALA taana La Seeone sara faa
da commissions d uca taani che para la
Russia
Russia 81 regoera la Serbia neo modo mel
quae regoaa alia consegnera prgioner che
vengono dale sue quail Serbia ha legme asprazion
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-10-28
LIE PRIME ALL1EvE DELLA scUoLA D1MUN1z1oNAMENTo

ROMA, 22.-Dala scuola femminle di munzonamento in
rastevere che prma del genere Italia che nau
gata prii deo mese uscte e prime al
ga esperte neare fabbrcare munzoni aeve
cennaio Ese presto accettae in opfc prva
vae par dIaa nei quail ST preparano munzOn Move al
eve hanno gia preso oro pos lie atre rceveranno
Ira al giorno fnche' durera' periodo dstruzone.
Quese ragazze scete guso cero ira cooro che han
maggor d parent al fonte cooperano
attivo sancio ALA dfesa della patria.
LIE ocne della Scuoa 81 trovano in amp comodi local. of
ferti dalla Direzone Generate dele Ferovie.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-10-28
ALA RICERCA DI LADRI INTERNATIONAL

lILANO LA sezone di P S. la squadra mobile stanno
vogendo atve ndgn assicuare ala giusza cobrc
di mafattor che ha operate furo d A ma lire in o
coe 176 azoni dele Terme di Saice presso Voghera
Inferno al furo 81 puo dire sotante queso Paw Vncenzo
POgg Nov gre despostao tempo ia Banca
Benzagh d via San Gregoo busa contenene 176 azon
dele Terme d Salce u adate gorno corrente 10 sesso
POgg 81 reco da Nov Mano rirare pco conenente
lie "A ma lire quando rtono
sui eno aun borsauo International che sapevanO Ogn
10 ceramene peato ovarono modo d borseggaro
abimente
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-10-28
sCONTRO FRA CARABINIERI E MALFATTORI

RIMINI, 22.- carabnieri MIRABILE GIUSEPPE, mare
scao STASIO BAGO ronando da giono d perlustraz
CATALCA soprendevano atteggiamento sospe
to quattro malfattor quail aprirono senzatro fuoco
Segui' vvace Scambio d fucilate per crca Unora.
Cadevano copit gravemene carabinere STASIO BIAGIO
due del mafatto del quail conosciuo per BUCCELAO
atane da parecch mes rcercao per accusa
d oicidO Ialtro dentcao Atr due mafattor
uscvano fuggre asciando dero d oro stisca d
que attesanto che erano rimasti ferti.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-10-28
sEICENTO NUOvI sOTTOTENTI

TORINO, PIN questa Academia Mitare terninavano
corsi per sottotenen di argera geno secento aev u
c pavano breve cenza dante la qua rceveranno
la nomina la destinations.
Prma della partenza il comandante derAccademia Gen.
ARLORIO Tivogeva patrottco discorso al nuovi uca
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1916-09-06

install efficiency of method and
system" holding fast to the rec
ognized principal that "the car
dinal requisites to be aimed at
in library work are utility and
convenience.
Much inconvenience and en-
barrassment to the librarian has
been caused by people wholly de-
linquent and careless of the
rights and privileges of waiting
readers in that they have shown
a disposition to retain their
books a lamentable and unrea-
sonably long time. The policy
of the American Library Asso-
citation in matters of fines is not
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1916-09-06

for gain but for accommodating
waiting readers, and the neces-
sity therefore of putting a limit
on the period of time a book
may be withheld. The penalty
of a socaued fine system never
defeats it's purpose if borrowers
are reasonably thoughtful. We
cannot sell the books from the
sleeves, simply because the cost
thereof is less than the accumu-
lated fine, and if a book be kept
out until we fai to recognize it
we rightfuEy ask redress.
Respectfully submitted, J
M. FRANCES MOORE,
Librarian.
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Redwood Falls Public
Library Progresse.
Continued from page 81

Der 92O8 were adult and 4735
for those under 16 years of age
1000 being adult non-fction and
1856 juvenile non-fction. A gain
over last year in rental books
Of 202; in juvenile non-fction
of 253; juvenile fiction 802. An
increase over last year of 1921
books Of adult non-fction speaks
for itself.
IA German books were loaned
The years circulation gives
an average Of Z books per capits
as served by population of Feb
ruary 1916, and includes the &C
tual count but excludes any es-
timation of class room use such
as we gave las. year.
The teachers book circulation
at the library totals TIP. The
Misses Busch, Anderson and
Schmockel totaling, relatively
the largest numbers.
The debate work being done
at the High School essened, OF
course, the circulation for that
work at the library.
The library was open 300 days.
During August we closed We'd
nesday and Friday evenings and
half hour earlier in the after.
noon, an9 since Sept. 10 every
Friday evening, which admits of
more morning work being done
than could otherwise be accom-
plished.
The largest months circula-
ton was February when 1719
books were drawn; following is
a comparative table showing
largest circulations of 1916. De-
tober 1866, November 1868
which was the first largest cir
culation for a single month in
the library's history. Jan. 1888,
Feb. 1919, March 1881, April
1926, May 1867.
1913 books were mended and
AZ cleaned.
ITS current numbers and
259 back numbers of adult maya
zines were drawn. 62 current
numbers and 81 back numbers
of juvenile magazines were
drawn. Making a total for the
year of 2123 and monthly aver
age of 1T. A gain over last
year Of $40 circulated periodi-
calls. This is also the largest
magazine circulation in the IL
brary's history.
The largest circulation for any
one month was in March when
281 magazines were drawn. In
November 223, Jan. POP, Feb.
236, April 257, May PA.
Miscellaneous
478 pamphlets were drawn;
"a clippings and 1913 pictures.
The greatest circulation for one
month was: March lat pamph-
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1916-09-06
ANNOUNCEMENT

I hereby announce myself a
non-partisan candidate for Rep
resentative-at-Large for Brown
and Redwood Counties, subject
to the approval Of the voters of
said counties at the general cleo
ton to be held next November.
and will appreciate your support.
A. j. PRAXEL,
Lamberton, MINI.