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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-30
Bandit Has Reached Guerrero Noun
tains, Having Divided His Con-
mand Into Three Divisions.
NOW HAS 20 MEN WITH HING
Several Carloads OF Supplies Arc
Ready 70 Go Forward 20 Pershng's
Men Oveer Mexican Railroad; CaF.
ranzistas Begin 20 Stamp Ont VII
hstas Around TOEFeOn

Ell PASo. March 30.-With a forcs
Of picked American soldiers already
800 miles inside Mexico and fully
10000 troops chasing villa. the army
supply transportation problem today
was the sole topic The Mexico North.
western railroad announced it was un.
able to ship munitions before Satur-
day on account Of lack OF equipment.
villa has been located, according to
unofficial advices, so miles southeast
Of MADEIRA, close to the Mexican
Northwestern. Pursuit BY rail is i'm
possible on account OF 40 bridges hav.
ing been destroyed since January.
As the report probably was delay
ed, it Is believed villa has escaped
into the heart Of the Guerrero noun
tains where il will be possible for
him to hide indefinitely. The condt-
tons under which the railroad con-
cession was granted make 1t necessary
to secure invoices from Consul Garcia
for all expectations sent from Ell
Paso to Juarez. Garcia said he had
no other instructions.
SAN ANTONIO. March s0.-Fran-
cisco villa has reached the Guerrero
mountains and Colonel Dodd's ad-
vance guard has crossed the railroad
southwest Of Chihuahua city, accord
ing to unofficial reports villa Is
said to have split his command into
three divisions after leaving III vale
and has taken personal command Of
20 picked men.
Ell PASo, March S0.-Several car
loads of supplies for Pershing,s men
are ready for shipment today to
Casas Grandes over the Mexican
Northwestern railroad. Officers ad.
mitted their disappointment at the
outcome of negotiations for permis.
sion to get the use of the railroad. The
uncertainty Of the roads operation.
due to the fact that the road u
known to be In poor condition. may
force a continuance Of motor truck
trains over the Chihuahua desert
Wires southwark from Juarex are
"VA AinSs ~ the absence OF news on
the Carranzista movements are con-
sidered pulling. The American fore
es were last reported CHASING villa
through the San Maria Valley. trying
to head off his escape via MADEIRA.
Mexican troops are being sent to
stamp out a band Of 1900 VIIlistas
around Torreon. Three Carranzista
generals are in the field against
Reyes.
SAN RAFAEL. Cal. March 80
Villa is paying the expenses Of six
Mexican youths in Hitchcock mill
tary academy. it was learned here.
Nearly three years ago when villa
was in his glory, he sent an agent to
the school lads and gave him $4,000
in gold to pay their tuition advance.
Four of the boys are sons Of Chihua-
hua land owners. One is an orphan
and one is relative OF villa
Ell PASO. March 3O.-General Ca
'ira informed General Bell he would
not permit army munitions to be ship
Ped through Juarez until instructions
mad heen raraf4sad fr,,. a..
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-30

Maids of Honor Elected from Ore.
gon will ride in attractive floats dur
ing the Portland Rose Festival, June
7, 5 and 3. The design adopted by
the Queen Contest Department OF
the festival provides an attractive
turnout for the young ladies who are
fortunate enough to carry away the
honors.
II It so happens that the Queen or
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-30

DR.. Carlos E. Husk Of FL Paso was
one of the physicians sent by the
Guggenheim interests into Mexico to
establish hospitals for the cure Of the
typhus which RACES over the north
elm part of the country. He broke u
vial of typhus germs and caught the
disease. Though he was hurried to
Laredo he died there.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-30

Ell PASo, March 3O.-General Ca
vira informed General Bell he would
not permit army munitions to be ship
red through Juarez until instructions
mad been received from obregon.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-30

CONTINUED on Page FOur.)
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CONTINUED on page five.)
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-30
10 ADVERTISERS

The East 0regonian has the largest bona
tide and guaranteed paid circulation Of any
paper In Oregon, east Of Portland and b
far the largest circulation 10 Pendleton of
any other newspaper.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-11

ReOc oes @re0 pno ieinen onoeren
sIpsloiiumgen leien fam miro er.
le6eiL ooB CT 9lnoere beiduIoiat nm
lib icIbit rein 5u waiden mo BOB
all oieie @eriubc eiuem rnrcinen
@cipiiien entiprongen.
Nie So9es3cihmg~ iost, oaB im-
ter teiuen llmit6nOcu oie Sroec oeS
Se9im oeS ariegeS bis gum @noc
oenelben beipro1en iperoen fam, ieit
ooSlelbc oircb oic militariine Sitlla.
tion entidieoen werOen mus. Die
3eitlma oriift aIeidioaS ibr 9eoau.
ern oorilber ans 0aB aus ocn @an3.
lcrmorten in 9c5lg 9cIqicuS 6ermls.
3nlelen mar oaB cine SrieoenS6oiiS
POM vStatuS qlo~ ouf Der @eiiiront
obbGnot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-11

o@ermonio" ooS ftbolii6e SrgaL
oriidt ibre 3weifeI al ser @brlidteit
oes Sir @reo il oer5roge Ser ihieoS.
geribtliden 9eilcgung aus. Die 3et-
lung erfldrt, OoB ole Gctti6Iono
ieinOIiden 2GnOer felt Sobren cine
angrciieuoe Folitif periolgt batten
mo oen @eOonten ser p9iodc" nGbr-
ten imo oieieIben in Gcrbmoung nit
Dem ritiliihen @eoonfen ser grobe-
rung nienials ais MISUNDERSTANDING
M6dter 0eS internotionolcn 5rie0enS
in 9ctradt fomnen f0unen. Teutih.
lano auf Der anoeren Seite bat felt
ieincr c'riinouna oct sSrieoeu be.
wabrt woourb cS lett oen morali.
ihen 9eueiS ieiner St0rFe in oieien
9ricge aibt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-11
gertonifc6e gruppen in Sie6en6drgcn liegreic6
9aiirte oerlisrea n atsrOpIane anf Der sssifrOnt
2sniat oes Oemt(den Generarfa6s.

Scriin TO- NOpcmber OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES srnppen 6a6n in
Der 4Ocal rgno iSid Der i6rnbHgAcn rns ole Suma-
werrc 6odrte smad nuS nmGnid @egenansri 5nrhdse
mie Mud Der ItcsnS Babu Die tcntUudn Srnppn 6rose
perjnu ge1d Su ben %rcbcacpcraOnn pcrOrcn bic SmG
1873 @ausene nuo picr RuidJineusewebre.
gn acknowledgement 6uben id feline Grcisui crwa6neus
WCrtbcr gSidjtsfct 5useragcn.
Nuhe nnO 6icrree Gtreitraf 6a6n in gUlgucn in Der
d6c garanOp uFd Snngn anf eincr 6rput 21 Mc
Srm suommcH Gle 6u6en mr ais 5000 GiOueue
mO u Sfanngcuere cr6cn Die Snhcn itn unhcrOrSeui6
idyucre @crInie
5ranOcn uuterua9mu accru an cirOut an bciOcn Sci
ten up nn Inerif NIT arfen Srnppennen Der nber fell
dng tcHcrc SOrtOR Der bri@franorldr Srnppn I'M SommSe
rf uu0c GncnOecOnrt eeSbnfS nO une crsred
Die sumeGr ni Der @frOnt mi bcOn Soften e0r tBais
Die SWtden idDicn b5e6u fcnbde Neroplauc Gcruntcr
Sc ansabn nO Dem umildcn @crid cnnommn bnt gsad-
mas Der Ontcu berH Sccrcsue can WnrSc nuS OsrH
ben @ortIan 6at;
saIfan- -9rieesidanpGat
cGrmsrapp GrcrusS Srau5 SOcpb Seicrred
ncrs Ccnoc in ben @cOraHpSscu bat cute 5uridrte smadt
Der SOOcm Ocm wr yOOemb in cinem @edt in cnc suO
lOrcn III Oamt iai O6ais 5nrHdsewOuuen uOrScn.
Sn Dem @rOculgc5irt babn in scnO weid A5usa
wcitr @cnoe nnS rnmGnId @cgnangrif on On
Gtcn Ocs %aHcs iuO nuirn Snppcn bseuicu mOrOcn
ir mndcu SS Ocfangcuc 6cntcn Or aRuidnuecucGre
Ani beOn Scitu Snis St 6an i'd eciee u6ocpe bic
W crpgrGd ucrcn nnS IN ocnn m nncrc &pn we bagcri
dc Suutcr nuS @rasnppn bcOnOcrs
5idlnctcn.
9rmornpp 6clOmorido0s 9afcncn Su GGGt
@nowO 6bcn nn aOntOrS mei rnman@c sdpcr ecfop bic
init &crOcnm baOen
@ucOuni&c SrOnt Ole OOacmuc etnaiOn einc pcntdc
ScrduOcrnns acScits,
GcFlidcr Sric8sidanpIah
Sranonbursidc Sppcu nnS Os Smrtcr9cscnt Ir CT.
nen Tbrnna 0nernImnlurs gNn rn
dc ScrtbeOennssnu encr bier SiIOmetcrn 2a
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D hnb marcn TMo SfrDbuu Bad ;nrHd lnr %cr
nc aus uGbrcO ole 6cOes anherurSn pcrcr Ta
nr gn cunscn OcrlOrcn bic SuTen 40 C5 nnS 1880
Mann n Scnc nmfafe n Widnengciuebrc nnc IL Wnnur
Die &icScrlagc Der 9inien cine cHtidieoene
@efIidcr artessidanpGat
On Oic @ettcrDcr1itnH snis nobm bic Nraer ia
gi bScn Soften Gnnfn runt ier lbIaiten
6bnrofter
Sn Ccasn nntcrnu6mcn fcnSdn srnppcn ud
lpe &o6hc Nbe Gancort 3bbag @nnrecourtune
boeus nuS 6ci %reGorc.
Stnrfc ron50ddc SrnppCnmain drtcn an bcOu eten
SailD Nusif Sic unrSeu aradscdIasu einsencu Seu
i'm &a1iompic
&abreno s SaaeS bic Sieger bocu Gen ebr
ottn uRO m ebten lire SbGgfcit 6 MunDIdn r an
]abrcidn Gnfgeen bnbcn nsgcammf IL feinOid pbIane
bCrnutegcGoen, bic mcien Ocl6cn an O Steu Spmme
Herc Sing naSer abcu lire crfolsrcn ausrffc gubu
bOc Snppen nnO Wnnious orteet bcunners
seuS 3miiden @erOuue nnO Imiens@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-11

fen. Der &oriisenOe. Serr ggiIror,
miro mir fir 9eipredungeu SIT ba.
ben iein.
Gas Saitptqlartier oes Democrats
iben glotiOnoI-Gonlites bat ebenioIls
Ieine Gforten eeidloiien pa oie g9nbl
0cS ErdiiOeiiten gSiIIon ais iiher Be.
trodtet miro. Ser &oriieenOe, Serr
@ance WlcGormid, perbrinet sic
gtadt in eineu SoteI uno miro Iidb
wabrideiulid beiite nod ieinem Seim
IN SarrisburG Ga., begeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-11
0as Csrsc6niF ser ggu6L

@aibinaton .. 81, 10. 9iop.
Die poIitiide GonIteIlotion oes
Observation-Disclosures lit nob ben
lcbteu 9eriHten, pie folat
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-11
polrn-Dank
Sir Die &rri6tmn8 OcS
a6niBrei6cs.
Sd)mlter an GdDmltcr init
Sem &erbilnSetem.

snt6ulioItii@c 3cihngs 9IrtifeI III
@c5ug scr @rfldriius Ocs a6uig-
rci6cS. Ser Srarnl ser go
len cnOlid in erfiialna oegun-
gen. Der Sag miro unocrocB.
lid in Scr @cihitbtc SoIcns iein.
Sir GOmorO @rcp itorf bon
ocutiden 3eituueen fritiIirt.
0ic fot6oIiibc .@eruonio"
trout ieiucu @orteu nidt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-11

SlI VulUulu VlcV llllli Uull
ocutiden 3eitlnoeu fritiiirt.
0ic fot6oIii6c .@ernionio"
trout iciucn SSortcu ni6t.
(Drobhos nad eobbiuc,)
gcrlin, 10. 9tooember. Nton-
Ionorc Gouumo Dolbor, @r8biidof
bon cneien.@olen ionOte in ieincnt
cigcncI uno I'M 9lomen iciner 0i0
a6lc oos foIeenoc Gele8romm on Oen
ocuti6en Soiier:
oSyn imberbriidIi6er Sreuc oril
den mir inieren DISQUALIFICATION
Cant fir oic @ieoerbcriteailug ocs
lelbltitGnoieen aonigrei6s @olen
aus. SD bette 5u @ott, ooB @urcr
@ojeltdt groBberaiger 8eibmB gum
@o6le 9euti6lonoS uno oes neuen
StooteS icin moge. @s miro 6uoer-
fihtli6 gebofit, ooB ocricI6e feline I'll
itoriiAe N3iiiion ais Elm 9ollDert
Der meitlicbcn GipiIiiotion ino 9an-
nertrG9cr oes fotboIiihen @loubenS
inn Often crfillcn miro.
8 eitun9s 9eipre@ungeu
itber 0tc 6reib cit
&olenS.
(0robllos no6 SopoiIle)
Ycrlin 10. gtoD Sie Sc
iprcduneen Der poluiiden 3eitungen
in 9c3ue ser @ep1brlmg Der 6rei-
Belt @oleuS, 6obcn nod oen @tittbei-
lnnoen Der lleberiee glodrihten.
glgentur foI9enoen SnboIt..
oSonmentore ser 2ubIin o8ienio
Su66fo" iogen: ogis iest poren mir
MIR nit Sciterrei1 .llngorn lmO
0eitiAlono ourcb ole Sbotio1e einen
eemeiniomen SeinO at bo6en oerei-
niet. Seit Sem 5. Olobcmber erfcn.
nen mir beioe Stooten ols cinen
Gerbiinoetcn an uiio ais 8erbiinoc.
fer ntiiiien mir Oieielbcn in unintcrcl.
iirter @eiie unteritiiben."
Der v@IoS ytooomsfi" pon &ooom
io9t: ~0ur6 Gerfii9rmg Der Gen.
trolmGbtc bot @oIen oos 8uriider-
boIten 8li mas cs felt Sobr1uioerteu
berehtiet eeipcIen ilt-iein notiirli-
Dies 9iecbt al lcben mo licb All cnt.
ipideln. gSir iinO iiber5ciet NOR.
ocn, bob oieies &eripre6cn in eege.
bener 3cit crfiiat merOcn miro"
0ic o@o8etto @olsfo" BON Dubro.
Oo crtlGrt nod 9cidreibung ser gSies
ocr6critelnue YoIcnS in poetiihen
&ortcn oos 8olgcnoc. .@ir bo6en
ole Gbrc 5uriid crboltcn. gSir limo
micocr ireic Eolen rmo lit ius ole
menidlide 9SiirOc mieoer geaeben
wor0en."
Dic g@o5etto aiclbofo" aus aiel.
&C piiroigt oic bitoriide geoeutung
ocs 5. yloDemberS, lpeIher, wic lic
fimo tbiit, bic 9Gntlibc oIIcr Eutrio.
ten gefldrt Bot, sic beeicrie Der gu.
funft 6orrten mo oen Sog erlporte.
ten, ocr fir imucr IN i6rcm &c.
oddtiiB iortleben muiB.~
glns5iieeon aus 2cttartifcIr
in 9e5ug Scr &an5ler.
u e0e.
CTrabfos nod eobbtTel
Ycrlin 10. 9lopember 9lls
Ntorgen5eihugen, mel6e oie aon3Ier
0icoc beiproden itnmteu ooriibel
iiberein ooB ocriclbe sic g9o6rbeit ii
9c5tlg DER &riegserfl1rima florocIeot
babe, uie cine 9labribt Der ,,lle6er
| ice 9lodrihten-gle mitt6eiIt
| 0iele glgentur eiebt 9lus5iigc aits ser
| Seitartifeln Der ein5elncn 3eitunaer
| pieber. Die Wlebr5obl Der 3cihlnqer
iinO oorin einia, ooB felt oem SSo6r,
! 1919 Gin rWio6iliiotions. 9cicbl 0ei
! ritiiiIdlen 9ieeicrilng in lib ielblt cincl
| ariegSerfldrina gleid fam. Die Sci
tlmacu limo lid 0orin ciii9, ooB Oi
riiiiicbe Nlobiliiatiou unterblie6el
| ,,.a.,., f,......
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-11
StiN(1wrigsn
Sewabrt YrdfOeRt gSiIs
Jon nnO Serr SmgOcs
Se5iisli6 Ses Stnssamses
Der @rdIiSentemiuabl,

5timmengleiabeit I'M Steprdlentoa.
tenbmls. Seoe Eortei perei-
niet 8meibttioert unO fiiui5ebn
stimmcn onf iid. - @rdiiOeut
s8iIion nit elmer goIfSItimmeu.
mebrbeit bon 100000 erpdblt.
g1ir nod OIell-0terifo iinent.
idieoen. aoun oas GeiuItot
nidt ucbr beeinfluiien. Slid
Iih iiberitonOeu.
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VARIETA'


Un giornale umoristico di Gla-
Cow riferisce una conversations
fra Guglielmo Ii suo figlio mag
giore.
II Kronprinz domanda dele
spiegazioni a suo padre per sa-
pere chi e. infne il vero'autore
responsible della guerra, gil
enumera tutti gil alleati attuali
della Germania, vi comprende
anche re Giorgio di Grecia. Ma
il Kaiser non riconosce nessun
responsible fra suoi alleati e
dichiara a suo fglio che nessuno
del personaggi da lui nominati
ha nulla a vedere con Porigine
della guerra europea. "I vero
autore della confagrazione e. in
vece un certo. Roosevelt, che
venne un di' dallAmerica per
Gil no lasciato ammira-
re la mia grande armata, la mia
colossale marina, miei terribili
cannoni, PenoTme quantita' di
munhioni: e quando ebbe visto
e ammirato ogni cosa, presomi
famigliarmente a braccetto, mi
disse: 'Ma vol potete conqui-
stare il monde con tutto questo
ben di diow II giornale umoristi-
co inglese aggiunge che Gugli-
emo concluse Pelegia dicendo:
''E la mia bestialita' maggiore
81 e., vedi, che no creduto a quel-
Puomop
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ATTRHERSO "A CONTEH G D|NTORN|
IN CORTE
REQ .CONFESSO

Luned fu pronuncata sentenzase mesi d "Workhouse
$500 mua e cortea Detective James Coangeo di
questa ca confesso d venduto ba cenza
Dopo arnga del District Attorney" ublico Mnstero
in cu fu ecsa la prOposa d far peone per evocare
Coangelo la cenza Deective Giude On Langham gil
cordava d mantener carc ed essendo quesa pna volta
che Coangeo accusato di "peakeasy" gil revocava
senenza accordandog parole purche pagasse fne
5000 e le spese d Corte
LunedP furono pronuncate lie sentence allie seguent
persone:
TOM PITTS di Ernest Pa, confesso d legalta mel
prendere Ordnazon d bra ebbe entenza sospesa
sotto parole purche muta d 5000 spese
corte.
JAMES CONATI d Creekside Pa, confesso d Iegata
nea dstrbuzone d bra ebbe senenza opesa pos
to sotto parole condannao ale sole spese di
LEONARD REZZOLA d Cymer Pa dschiaratosi colpevole
d dele egata prender ordni di bra fu
posto otto parole" condannato pagare spese core
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Da BARNESBORO, PA.
PER IL COLUMBUS DAY

Domenica ebbe uogo la runone generate nea saa sociae
aana del benemerito sodazo Vittoro Emmanuel Essa
soto la presidenza del Petro Mancuso compose della
uddetta ocieta della Cstooro Colombo capo Vito
detto oil una rappresentanza del comitato cooniale
primo curatore Frank Bonanno spiego scope della RI
unione al quae assoca F. D Groamo che piego gn
fcato paoco del comitato coona quaIe ntende comer-
la fadca data dmostrazone patrotta la
presa di Gorilla.
Escuso membr della Colombo tutt approvarono ALA fiesta
generale sodazio Vorio En- III diede prova ancora una
volta di modeo tutt meb cheero ottennero
daa presidenza d per concorere allie
fu stabilize mula d $8 per chi mancase gorno
della festa
Ad unanmita furono nominate quattro membr conf
tao della ocet nee del sgg Giuseppe Prevte Frank
Bonanno, Rosario Giargianni Savero FeITaro.
comtato cooniae composite del prof Frank Papotto
saveo Smorto Pasquae Azzarr Abreto Bongovann Alfonso
Fiore Sano nzana Michele Sroo F. D Gioroamo quail
esero ed otteero gratuamene dial Sndaco del paese
Luxberg Park dove vogera'
incendiati fuochi artihciali
rcavato della fiesta va benefco della nosra chesa SIS.
del Car1nine
tempo sara pubblcato intero programme che sara
certo avvenimento colonae
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DA HOMER CITY PA.
ASSALTO CON FERIMENTO

Lunedf sera verso lie indviduo no rinasto
gnoto 81 reco ALA Giuseppe Maza contrattore d
HomerCty Pa con preesto d voler compeare Lot
no ad uscre potter raar mego appena
cata sOga 10 sconscuo gil vbro
dial Mazza gil produssero solo soraua abro nferore
una heVe ferita ala destra.
lMazza volta estraa rvoltela la cariciava
noscuto che incoume proeo die tenebre usc ecsars
Sheriff di Indiana ed ar poliziotti indagano
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RE TTALIANE GIACENTI ALA POsTA DTNDIANA.

Cementna Casteani Maria Ferraro Domenico Ferruggia
Giuseppe Conrucc Antonio Rubbo Tito ess Mansueto
Barbara Francesca Teccho Alberto Giuseppe Angelo
Tea Antonio Scagnett Battista Valentino S. Giua Rnsemo
Cesare, Basei Barardno NJ Schavo Rosna Ciroi Nicola
Cirola Ida Beccherina, Ferrana BaIdassare.
quesuco postale pervenuta di ritorno ettera
drizzata Bruno Catanzariti Granater Zona di Guerra
H. w. FEE Uficiale postale
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AVVISO AGLI ABBONATI
In vista della crisi nella que

In vista della crisi nella que
stone della carta da stampa
per giornale, per cui non solo
vi e. state un enorme aumento
di prezzi, ma le cartiere non pro-
ducono carta a sufficienza per
far fronte ale richieste, 81 av-
vertono i nostri abbonati i quail
non sono in regola col pagamenti,
che Sc non 81 metteranno subito
in regola, verra' 1oro Immediate
mente sospeso Pinvio del giorna-
le. '
ADMINISTRATIONS.
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DA AULTMAN
MORTO NELLA MINIERA

GoVedT mattna lie rmaneva uccso ALA miniera
di Aulman Pa, connazionale GIOVANNI ALESSIO di So
ann compagno avoro gravemene ferto m ricovera-
to all1ndiana Hospital
AessiO ha moglie fgli in Italia,
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ST CercanO25 opera d prima cassebuona paga rvogcsi
ALA Josephine Furnace and Coke Co, Josephine Pa 37x
ST CERCA-Una DONNA dePalta Italia per Iavor dom
esticpresso oma famigia del nord-buona paga RIVOI-
GERSI AL NOSTRO UFFICIO.
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NELLA CORTE CROsSMAN
AssoLTo PER MANCANzA DI PROVE

TOM RUNZO di Indiana, Pa accusato di venduto
quo cenza ebbe dial Gudce Crossman la
annulata per insuhicienza di prove.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-09-30
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Milford chronicle., 1916-03-10

Guy Webster called the meeting to order
and introduced the c. S. Kellar, agri-
cultural teacher of the Vienna High
School, as chairman of the meeting.
Mr.. kellar introduced Gilbert Porter,
County Agent. who talked on the grow
ing of canning house tomatoes and the
results of his work in the county along
this line. He advised getting the best
seed and more care of the plants be TAX
en-. J. f. Monroe, county agent of
Worcester County, spoke on the subject
of growing peas and beans for the can
ner. He advised deep piowing and early
planting with thorough preparation of
the soil. He advised a light top dress
ing of stable manure for the peas after
they had come through the ground. H.
S. Koehler told of some of his exper-
fences in advising the farmers of Queen
Anne County in growing peas for the
canning houses. H. L. Hastings closed
the meeting with a witty speech in de-
fense of the Fork District.
A report from the State Laboratory,
at Newark. on the dog killed last week
on the farm of E. John Hearne was that
it had been affected by rabies. The
dog was owned by Robert Morris,
farmer near here. 1t is feared several
other animals have been bitten by the
rabid dog, and every precaution is being
taken to prevent another outbreak, as
all dogs in that section are kept under
guard by pen or chain.
Miss Helena Viven, chief operator for
the Diamond State Telephone Company
here, gave an informal party to several
of her girl friends at her home in West
Seaford last week. The time was spent
in playing various games. after which
refreshments were served to all present.
John Hudson, while operating a wood
saving machine at his home here, was
caught in the saw and before the ma
chine could be stopped had badly man
gled bis left hand
Milford chronicle., 1916-03-10
SEAFoRD.

At the town election held here Mon
NAV the Citizens ticket defeated the
F2egular ticket in the liyeliest election
held here in many years. AGO votes being
DOlled Automobiles were pressed into
service and large negro vote was cast
Seeding the election. j. B. Lord and
W. H. ParsOn were elected COuncilmen
= jOr three years and James A. Morgan
for two years 1.-THE uneXpired term Of
George II. Shipley, deceased). Walter
3 B. Robinson was elected Mayor without
opposition.
A very pitiful story was told in the
Office of Magistrate ThOrne here on Feb
fuary 29th, when Elsie Twig, a young
white girl, accompanied by her father,
swOre out warrant for the arrest Of
.gohn H. Wiley, known as Coulter Will
8ey of Bridgeville. charging him with
rasing her at his will. against her will
fiOr immoral purposes, the date of Mr..
NWiiey's conduct being given as January
.20th, 1916. County Officer Thomas Scott
was sent to Bridgeville and arrested
Wiley, who waived a hearing and was
placed under 81 900 bond, which he
readily furnished for his appearance at
= court.
A very quiet marriage was solemnized
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John 8.
Sbockley, near Wilton, at II o'clock on
Tuesday morning. February 29th, when
their daughter, Miss Mary Florence,
fwas united in marriage to Roy G. Farrell.
. Of Ridgley, N. ]. They entered the
Darlor as the strains Of Lohengrin's
Wedding March was rendered by Mrs.
w. D. Short. The ceremony was per-
formed by the brides pastor, Rev. w.
D. Short. Of Powellville. Only the inn
mediate family and few close friends
of the bride we're present. Immediately
zfter wedding dinner was served the
newly welded couple were driven to
Pittsville where they boarded a train
Eor Philadelphia and other northern
cities. They will reside at Moore, Pa,
rFhere Mr. Frrrell is employed.
An oyster roast was given by Win |
ield Webster & Co., at their canning |
factory, at Rhodesdale, last week.
Twenty barrels of selected oysters were
on hand for the people in attendance,
and experienced cooks served them in
any style to suit the taste. About five
hundred people were in attendance, and
after each and an had his fiji Of oysters,
they adjourned to the school house.
Milford chronicle., 1916-03-10
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