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The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-11-04
IL DETECTIVE CoLANGELo CHE 81 FA oNORE

Secondo quanto aerma, cero Raymond Harper plegato
d A Hawes Barve siasi recato Coats
VILE vsitare suoi vecch amici in del gorni scors
gacche eg probabente 81 seva in Sc una specie oil
nostraIga per la vecchia dimora!
fece PHraper rimedare mezzi necessari per d
verrsea quace gorno col suo amc gacche asca
pessoce vuota La pu sempce questo monde rr u
o decataene cnquanta doar dial porafogo del prnc
pale svignarsela.
Lao quind era state semplice, giovanotto faceva
caco gustzia la pozia Chiamato ad In
teressars del detective Coangeo cosu anto
scruposamente asutamente ndagare che rusc score
owe adruncoo erasi caccato, nocandoo alo Squire M
Hodge, d Blairsvlle.
In seguto questopera del Coangeo PHarper venne nfat
Cottsve poso subto in custoda nellie stesso
tempo nostro connazionae zeante neadempere al
suo mportantssmo uo recato sui uogO che precisa
nei press d Philadelphia, fer al poso del
denquente Pha condotto indetro Barsve godersi sole
scacch in aesa del processo che gil nentea contro
reato di. sgrafignamento
congratulazone bravo Coangeo che col suoi at
d astuza coraggo farsi veramente mel del
la delcata professione
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-11-04
ATTRAVERSO "A CONTEA G D|NTORN|
In COrte

condanno Abe Porter William Nc
Dewitt pagare muta $780, e d corte due
ami d pentenzaro per ncendo d que East
Mahonng Sarah McDt che confesso d averv poso fam
acceso condot provvsoramente ALA County
attesa della Corte Tut tre 81 dchlara
copevo Ora sotanto quesone di stabilize condannat
mentamente responsible del reao mar1to oil
Sarah e. ga veccho Cliente della County Home
atr fabbrica egnami sta incen
dati misteroamente neo vago Ore parecch adro
Dale indication assune present. condannah
furono a tempo responsible.
d Lucerne Lawrence Depont Stefanlno
Isen dchiararono copevo d venduo brTa illegal
ente condannati tire mes di $500 di mue
opporunta parole coe pagando $50 per cascun
d corte.
La corte ha fomamene rfuto la rnnovazione
processo Frank Angelina BOrg trova copevo detto
rspetvamene primo econdo grado nea sessone d Gugno
u per omco sua persona Sam Russo ad Isen 10 scorso
Maggie.
I'm nouvo processo pure negato per Petro Vita d
Creesd rovao copevoe da gura nea sesone Settembre
fao saltare la d Frank Antonuccl uccden
done la mogie
II massmo delaapena d 25 ami per tale delitto.
ruto dlo sesso genere dato Joe Rupa
condannato per ermeno grave danno Luigi Orucc
mediante da fucco
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-11-04
VARIETA'
IL POGO sPIRITO DI KANT

Uno del tanti esponenti della
Kultur Germanica flu senza dub
bio il filosofo Kant, il quale anna
va di andar vesito motto linda
mente.
Un giorno, recandosi allUni-
versita, una Gretchen qualunque
nell'innafiare del fori che trov-
avansi su una fnestra, gil Spruz-
20 il vestito dun po' d'acqua.
Kant, adirato e rabbioso come
un tedesco qualsiasi, entro in
quella casa protestando alta
mente.
La Gretchen, mortificata, gil
asciugo' con un panno lie poche
gocce d'acqua dall'arbito, do
mandandogli scusa; ma Kant,
verde di bile, non 81 voleva ac-
quietare.
Finalmente, allorche' Pabito
flu asciutto, essa chiese al filoso-
fo chi fosse, e, saputolo:
-Ho piacere-disse-di aver
fatta la sua conoscenza in ques-
ia Occasione.
10 pure-soggiunse il filoso-
fo-ho piacere di aver fatta la
sua, ma Poccasione, invece, mi
dispiace.
e a me invece-insiste' la
Gretchen-e' Poccasione che
specialmente mi place, perche' Sc
qualcuno mi rimproverera' la
cura nelIabbigliarmi tacciadomi
di~ vanita, mi difendero' addu-
cendo nientemeno che Pesempio
di Kant, del piu' grande filosofo
del monde!
ALA quale sorita abbastanza
spiritosa per una Gretchen, e
.sentendosi proclamare Ell piu'
grande filoSofo del monde, il
Kant, dopo essersi goffamente
inchinato, Sc ne usci tronfo e
pettoruto come un tacchino.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-11-04
PER FINIRE

MAESTRO = Ora che avete
inpafato bene i verbi, domando
a tie pei primo Andreuccio, Sc sal
dirmi in questa proposizione ad
esempio: 'Il sole splende sereno'
che tempo e.?
Andreuccio - Tutto allegro
prontamente risDonde: ''E tenn
DO bello" SignOr maestro.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-11-04
ESPLOSIONE AID, D,IDAMAR

La resdenza Nicola Capuo da Idama di quesa contea
u toamene danneggata uned da esposione dorg
gnoa POGO dopo vi svuppo fuoco ed contenuto fu
dstruto Pare d questo agenza Pane
Cowher Co., di Guesta citta'
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320.715 BIBBIE DISTRIBUTE
IN UN AMMO

La New York Bible Society ha
Distribute, negli ultimi IL me-
81, 32O.715 bibbie, stando ad una
Statistical resa pubblica dial dot
tor George William Carter, Sc
gretario generate del sodalizio.
LIE bibbie distribute include
no copie stampate su So lingue,
ed anche edizioni per ciechi.
Molte copie sono state consegna-
te agli emigranti, appena GUM
tt ad Ellis Island.
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III-paUrosissimo-

ENRICO III-paurosissimo-
durante i temporal 81 faceva
amministrare del clisteri di ac-
qua benedetta per acquietar la
coscienza.
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ST CERCADonna deata Italia per avor presso
faniglia-Buona page-RIVOLGERSI AL NOSTRO UFFICIO
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-09-26

D. J. Shea Of st. Paul Is here on q
hnsineSa mission
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-09-26
PAYS TRIBUTE 10 : !
OVERLAND CARS

Art Smith, famous aviator who re-
Gently purchased an Overland Model
Sab, is not the only flyer who favors
that line of automobiles. 4
In proof Of this w. A. Lair, local
Overland and Willys.Knight dealer,
tells of photo recently received by
the Overland factory at Toledo, Of
Miss Stinson, school girl aviatrix,
which was taken during a recent exhi.
bition at Edmonton, Alta, in Canada,
where she became acquainted with the
Overland cars spending much Of her
time when not in the air, in one Of
these automobiles. .ghp
Like Art Smith, Miss Stinson is also
an expert on m0tors-as a bird man,
or q bird lady in this instance, must
be familiar with gasoline-driven mo.
tors. 1t was quite q compliment,
therefore, to have Miss Stinson de-
clare that she now understands why
so many men were buying Overlands
for their wives and daughters. S.
1.-THE car is SO easy to operate" she
said after one of her spins. The cleo.
trio control box and the other con.
veniences make 1t an ideal woman's
motor car" If "t.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-09-26
FRIEND WILL HEAD
MITCHELL COMPANY

The biggest news item In the au.
tomobile trade this week is the Mitch.
ell company's announcement that Otis
c. Friend 10 appointed president and
general manager of the Mitchell MO
tors Co., Inc, Of Racine, Wis.,, to sue
coed H. L. McClaren.
Some two months ago Friend re.
signed from the Mitchell company to
become vice president and general
manager Of the United Motors Cor.
poration.' However, no the resigna.
ton of H. L. McClaren, he was elect
ed president and general manager Of
the Mitchell Motors Co., Inc. Friends
long association with the Mitchell,
his loyalty t othose with whom he
had been for years, helped him con-
vince the United Motors Corporation
that his moral obligation was to his
friends at the Mitchell plant, and like
the broad.minded men they are, they
consented to release him from his
contract, SO that Mr.. Friend will as
sumo his new duties at once.
His rise in the automobile field has
been rapid and with his experience
he is probably one of the most versa
tile men in the automobile field occu
plying this important position. His
experience covers the rise Of the au
tomobile since its inception, and Il
may be said there is no one, with the
exception Of John w. Bate, who has q
more intimate knowledge Of the Nit
chell product, policy, organization and
needs.
There Is no man in the automobile
field today who can boast OF more
versatile knowledge of the automo
bile rs a manufacturing problem
and the automobile as . sales and
money returning possibility.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-09-26
GASOLINE EXPLOSION :. #. . !.
SETS FIRE TO HOUSE
One Armed Man Alone at Home
Pours Gasoline by Mistake in
Range in Main Street House

Mistaken identity Sunday morning
was responsible for $500 damages by
fire to house at Main street and
Washington avenue, owned by F. O..
Hellstrom.
Mr.. Lang, occupant of the house.
was at Glendive, Mont. His family
was at church, only one.armed
brother being home.
Gets Wrong Can.
He wished to get ailittle lunch.
The range didn't burn bright enough
to suit him and he got what he
thought was can Of Kerosene. It
proved to be gasoline and exploded.
He escaped with fewqbufns. Fast
work Of the fire department, handi.
capped because q call was sent in for
the First instead of the Second ward,
soon placed the fire under control.
Covered by insurance.
Mr.. Hellstrom's loss Is covered BY
insurance. The household goods own.
ed by Mr.. Lang were damaged con-
siderably, with the loss partly cover
ed.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-09-26

The newspaper in the street that
runs through the minds Of the com
munity. Your nameplate ought to be
on that street. .".
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-09-26
HEALTH Az

HEALTH AUTHORITY HEREI
DR.. Cox of the Grand Forks univer.
sity, head of the state health labora.
tory, is in Bismarck on a business
mission connected with his line of
work,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-09-26

D. J. Shea Of st. Paul Is here on a
business mission.
Oren Polk Of Elgin, this state, is
here, visiting friends and transacting
business.
GOES 70 MINNEAPOLIS.
Miss Alice Holland of the state land
department, left yesterday for Min.
neapolis on vacation.
Mr.. STEELE RETURNS
H. H. Steele Of the state tax com.
mission, and family, returned yester'
day from vacation trip.
GIVES PICNIC PARTY
Mr.. and Mrs. F. o. Hellstrom and
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Zuger gave =
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-09-26

e. H., Light of Minneapolis, repre-
senting the Minneapolis Paper Co.. is
in Bismarck on one of his regular
business trips to the merchants of
this vicinity.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-09-26

WALLACE WOODRUFF RETURNS.
Wallace Woodruff Of the Northwest
Public Service Corporation, returned
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-09-26

Saturday night from an extended trip
to his home in Kentucky.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-09-26
LEAVES FOR UNIVERSITY.

IEAVESHF UNIVERSITY.
Clarence Knudson left Sunday for
the University of North Dakota at
Grand Forks. He is in his junior
year. "a M.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-09-26

picnic Sunday afternoon tstewards
dale. :,
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1916-04-21
"
W. CABELL BRUCE
Democratic Candidate for
United States Senate

Is such Senatorial
of the ruthless of rapacty and
raging N Europe peious diplomatic negotiations
vved and blood drawn from the of people
LIS FOR An ARMY AND NAVY rNoEsToNApIY STRONG ENOUGH
lTo MAINTAIN OUR HON AND sEFREspEC REpEI INVASION
SAFEGUARD OUR PROPERTY AND HOMES AND PRESERVE NVO
LATE OUR PRICELESS LIBERTIES.
less the should be
whether Government should take the
extend the weight limit OF the parcels post u an extent " be driven to
organizing of for the transportation of
ownership of the railroad the
country II of fifteen billion dollars
HIS RECORD IN RELATION TO OUR NAVY.
Board consisting Navy
adopted 1903 wise providing for the construction battle
LITTLE NAVY CIRQUE of which Mr. Lewis has been consistent member
that this y baleshiIs short
question
vo I'd CONE when the question was whether we should build one be"h
or he voted 'NONE'
ms, w, e r ii ys I s G'l o ME isl% &C. E.
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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1916-04-21

"auo ~ nnown ,nn, 10 wanted 90
start. Rodchcaver had to plead for
u chance to sing another hymn.
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t,xl UNA tho uuDnpwcrnbIe ouestion
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wa neglect go grent n gAIyntion?" And
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hard thc ,.r,nor sucb os ,hr lcsaop
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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1916-04-21
Question No. 2 On Behalf of
w. CABELL BRUCE
Democratic Candidate for
United States Senate

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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1916-04-21
Total ................. H.

Baltimore-Sh Should ever the story OF
Billy Sundays Baltimore campaign In
chronological form be told, Sunday Will
be one Of It's most remarkable and one
Of It's most important chapters.
II was a remarkable day in cam
paign Of remarkable days. 1t was re
markabe for the thrOngs which elbow
ed and clawed and tore their way into
the tabernacle. IL WIS remarkable for
The enthusiasm which YitaiI2ed the ser
mons Of the great evangelist ana
which spread contagiOn through the
three vast audiences which heard him.
Il wa remarkable for the resistless
force, the matchless pathos, the depth
Of winsOme appeal OF the three mes
sages which sped from his lips.
More than all. 1t was remarkable for
the effect these sermons had on the
thousands who heard him the effect,
manifested in long. wagering lines OF
men, and women, and little children
shutting, creeping, pushing. leaping,
bounding down the Bawdust aisles.
Daughter OF Mayor Leads.
Remarkable, too, II was for the TACT
that more people prOfessed their faith
In Jesus Christ BY travelling the saw
dust path than during any other day
Of the Baltimore campaign. And
among the 1883 trail-hitters were two
Of Mayor PTeston's daughters one a
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1916-04-21
timOre Tabernacle.
Baltimore and JeruaaIom.


In his plea for Christians to put
themselves Ia that frame Of mind In
which they cannot look upon ono
whose soul IL lost, or who Is straying
awny from God without agony in
their own soul, without tears In their
eyes. sunday referred to tho Balti-
more campaign He likened Balti-
more to Jerusalem. lust before tho
condemnation and destruction OF the
Holy city by the Almighty. God
crI0d to Jerusalcm," he said: "'Oh,
Jerusalem! II you had known In this
your day" And tho cry may we'll be
hoard In baltimore now. Baltlmore's
day has been these last seven weeks.
What will Baltimore do this Inst weokr
IN we meet the old city" he con-
tlnued. with an argument OF tears
these last days. tho number that will
press into the Kingdom OF God VIII
double: thousands will be snyed. II
the church OF God will work and pray
and weep these last few days"
He also took occasion during the
sermon to den0unce those church
members who arc not supporting the
campaign. "The reason | insist that
church be closed during the revival"
he said. "is to cut on tho man or
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1916-04-21

ucUulante Of ,hls season, and tho
Mayors son
Then, too, that night crowd. Fully
% 600 humans were packed into the
great structure and more than 5000
were turned away. More than an hour
before III" service the captain Of the
frcmen's squad ordered that not an
other person be allowed to enter the
doors
Remarkable for all these things, II
was. indeed. II day long to be rcmcm
bored In the Baltimore revival. one III
TO bo clasBed with the fervOT OF tho
never to be forgotten opening day /,
with the awe, and wonder. and excite
ment Of the first trniI.hltting service,
with the amazing power Of those ser
mons on booze iit to be Classcd
among these and possibly to take pre-
cedencs over them all. For seldom
has such sense of religious devotion.
Of almost PontecOstal esctasy, been
Witnessed In those latter days Of prac.
ucal things.
A Day OF Great Triumphs.
In the morning Sunday preached to
d mixed class OF humanity on Prayers
and Tears and drew from out their
where he stood, sweating and painting,
waiting to take their hand and con.
graduate them on the mighty step they
hnd taken. TO men only In the after.
and again a pathetic sermon on Death
and the judgment, and from the $4,000
weeping. gulping. red eyed men be
meath him he called forth IiS trail
hltters. And at the last service at
night service which began more
than hour before schedule because Of
the large crowd which had gathered 10
enry he gathered 34S more into his
conversion benches below the rostrun
stirred Their Emotions.
Tears, many, warm and sincere
sprang to the eyes Of hundreds In
the audience Of $1,000 people at tho
morning service when Billy Sunday
preached his emotion stirring sermon
Geihseman".
Billy had been pleading Tor tears
for tears Tor the unna'ed. the bur
den Of his sermon. built on Lnkes
story Of IN" agony In the Garden
III" prayed and he prayed earnestly
and His sweat was. as 1t were, great
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-24
Eapin paiffa aiuuinna.

Senrafuntopiirisid, iobon fuull,.
mat: SebtiiGrpen. Yaooocfin, Cope.
liufien, Heb @pen, SnelImanin ia
Grep @a9len ieurafunnat.
2osfa past. 90. Mnttonen muuttao
talta pois belmif. Is b. 1916, min
1lilistamme papin paifan atponai1efii
ia &aniaIlisfirffof,ntaon fuuIumien
papin baettaipafii 80 pGiipGn fuIues.
ia lufien belmif. Is pGimGstG mao
lisf. Is pGimGGn 1916.
Samdn bafuaian iiiGIG taIleisto
bafiioista walitaan maaliiaarnaaiat,
ioista iitte tpalitaan mafinaincn pap-
pi. Safemufiet stpat IGbetettdmGt
piirin firiurille oiotteelIa: Scr. So
cob @bo, Sebefa, Minn.
Yiirin piiolesta:
Safris BoiunpGG, Sacob @bo,
eIimies. firluri.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-24
piIIiiet tOimet. Sdnen oiote on: sc.
BETA. Ninn.
3unn. M. MnttorRn.


Eappien, iotfa f%uuluapat 2aniolIis.
firffofuntaan, Ia ioiIle t6mGn icurn.
human boito iopeltiiiii. pppoetGGn Id
bettGmG6n bafcmufienia alIanimite'
tplle ieurafunnan firiurille enner
maaliSfuun 2:sta pGip1G, 1916
Safiain pppoetddn iamalla mainitie.
maan miIla paIfalla itiefufim moili
fdpoa fcrran fulisia iiten. eta fulfu-
piioro iorpitettaiiiin alma iunmuntaif-
II. Seurafuntalaiiet pitGipGt buoIen
fppbitpfiestG rontatic.aiemalta ia
pGinipastoin.
Settle &iipcr, Minn., tommif. 9 b.
1916.
Mooie 2afen en-. lutb. &anialIis.
leurafunnan puolesto:
Sobn Mfanni, Grief 8esterbocf.
ttrlurl. eiimies.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-24
Yapinwirfa baettaiuana.

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