davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1916-12-19
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Mrs. Duggan, one OF Alabama's most
beautiful women, is engaged to Lord
Curzon. president OF Premier Lloyd
George War Cabinet and former
viceroy Of India She is the widow
OF Alfred Duggan OF Beunos Ayres.
Evening journal., 1916-12-19
no PRAY FOR PROHTBITION.

January is has been set aside as a
day Of prayer for national constitu-
tional prohibition. The day will bo
observed IN Wilmington.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-06-02

age to cherries and some injury to
strawberries, but there will be big
crop of berries and fair crop OF
cherries.
Sport hats CSC at Karlrs, Satur-
day.
We are in position to offer an
attractive proposition to few people
desiring to take boat trip from Keo-
kuk to st. Paul. To assure receipt OF
tickets at time desired, we suggest
that you arrange for reservations two
weeks in advance. The Gate City Co.,
Is North Sixth street.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-06-02
SPECIAL SATURDAY"

Just bought complete sample line
of New York manufacturer; new tub
skirts, new children's dresses, new
fancy and plain tailored organdie.
wolfe and silk waists, new crepe
kimonos. Positive $3.50 and $500
values. Special at $1.O0. Cash. No
charges.
LOWITZ,
612 Main.
and 200 new tub sport suits and
coats and wash dresses. Special for
Saturday.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-06-02
COURT INSTRUCTS
JURY'S VERDICTS
Case of State Central Savings Bank
VS.. Insurance Company is
Brought to Close.

The jury in the district court this
morning. on instructions from the
court. returned verdict for the plain
tiff in the case of the State Central
Savings bank vs.. the Commonwealth
Insurance Co. The amount of recov-
ery ordered was 1920. The plain
tifs made a motion yesterday for a
directed verdict, and the court in
structed the Jury to return the verdict
for plaintiff. J. A. Branson acted as
foreman of the jury.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-06-02
BILLIARDS AND BOWLING,

FOR SALE-Billiard tables, brand
new, carom and pocket, with complete
outfit, s125; second hard tables at re-
duced prices. Easy payments. Cigar
store, drug, delicatessen and soda
fountain fixtures. The Brunswick
Bake Collender Co., Davenport, Iowa.
]. c. Sanders, agent, 219 Harrison st.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-06-02
Two Children Drowned.

NEWEIIITON, La, June Clara
Poe. II. and Margaret Barber, 1G,
stopped to wade in small pool on
their way to school. They went be-
yond their depth and were drowned
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-06-02

Rudyard Kipling prefers the night
hours for work, and frequently sits
up until 8 a N.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-06-02
The very
best
clothing
bargains

Is in getting the kind OF
clothes you want. What you
get is much more important
than the price you pay.
Our customers want good
clothes stylish clothes.
Most men hereabouts know
we sell the best. They and
their friends are wearing
them and are pleased and
satisfied with them in every
way. 8
And you can usually save
money by wearing We'll
clothes. They're just as
right in price as they are in
style. You can prove this
if you doubt by comparing
our clothes with any others
sold in Keokuk.
At $1,000
to $4,000
Brezeweve and Kool-
off Suits with the new
pinch-back or conser-
vative style Coat
5000 to $1,000. Mo-
hair Suits, $40 to $18.
W. Fl s 8 Sd,
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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-06-02

NJ BRAND. premier of France, IL
now serving his fifth term
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-08-10
Nlliirtcnlagrn.

Cine 8ant in Seattle bat por FUR
jsm cine &o9lenu; . in &ing'
Gpuntp, Doib., bel Der Der befonntt
aapttaltIt, Serr BON 9lipsnsleben aus
9aEcOupef, 3. g., Oen Die ansIozames
ritanii6en 3eitun9en Iei6ItOeritdnOIid
gum Baron" MAIDEN. beteiligt mar,
in Ser Subbaitation eriporben. Sp,
fort beiBt ss, gtIpensIeben isi Der Res
prdientant 8aiier BiIbelms. Oas If
abfOlut unri4ttg, faet Der california
Oemptrat". Der oeutf9e &otier If
iiberbaupt Hi9t bel Oerartisen llnter'
nebmunsen beteilist unb bat teinen
fol6en 9eIiB i'm QuslanOe. Gu6 Die
INNER pieber porgebro9te @ei6idte,
baB er bel Der s. &rupp glttiens9eIeGs
fdaft in GiIen intereFiert Iei, 1T ourd'
aus untpabr, permutIi9 bOspillige UNI
ge9en beferes 8ifen ausgeitreutt
2iise. Die @ermDsen Der beutf9eu
Souperdne Iino ale Iebr tonierputiu
angeIegt. Der eiHSige resierenbe
beuti9c SiirIt, Der eine 3sit Iang -
nit tpenig GrfoIg - i'm gtuslanoe ipes
tuItert bat, lit BiIbelm Der 3peits,
aber ni6t Der bon preuBen, ionOern
Der bon Diirttemters; uno Der iOIl
Elm Saar in Der So9e gefunOen bdben,
Sm iibriseH iino Die resierenben oeut'
fden Serreen, nit Musnabme Der Mei,
ninger, S9pertner, 0etmolber unN
8aIoeder, febr reid unO boben es
ni6t nDtig, gu ipetuIieren, unb aud
bic Genannteu baben ibr gutes guss
tOmmen. 8abridetnlib be3ei9netC
man gllpensleben als ReprGientnnten
bes 0euti9en SoiIers, neil Der Iebtere
ben Batter, ben @rafen Berner bon
9llDenslebenzR zReugattersle6en, ben be-
tannten 8ierer5ugfaher. in Ietnen en-,
geren &reis 9e5ogen unO oes 0fteren
feline Sdsoen beiu9t bat. llebrtgens
beibt er ni6t glloon ppn QIbeusleben,
pie Ieine Strmu, iOnOern Sonituntin
BON 2lIpensleben. Dor benz &risg mar
er MilIiOndr. giuh Dem &rtese tptrb
er pobl pie0er pou born unfangen
miifen. 60 ging unb sebt es ben
9euti9eu in &anaou. 3eigen iidJ
oo9 Die englii9en &oIonien unb DO
minien nod ra9iii9tiger uno ruubs
,aieriqer ols @nalano ielbIt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-08-10
patriottsmus unO PGppe

9os fOIsenoe, i'm r9urissMioi"
pieoersesebene 9ei9i9t9en gibt cine
treffenoe Gbaratteriitit bes bliibenbsn
&riessidpinblertums in Srantreih:
rSn einem 6rontabI9nttt, Der nidt
ndber be5eidnet peroen ioG, bemertte
man nu9 ieOer S9ieBiibuns, Oab Die
SOloaten cine grobe Menge ni9tbsz
nubter patronen auf bic @rOe sepOrs
fen unb liegen selufen bdtten. gtad
ieOer llebung permo6te man 300 bis
400 folder Patronen gu SGblen. Der
9eneral, Der oies erfubr, begab iid
felbft CUR nGditen llebung uno bielt
ben perIummelten nPoiIus" etne 9Ons
nerreoe, in Der er oiefe unbegreiflide
patronenpergeuoung auf bus fhperIte
perbammte. Ginen 9lugenbIid berri9te
tiefes S6peigen in ben Reiben Der
SnfanteriIten, oann melbste elm Sols
Dat iid gum Wort: sd mD9te nur
fa9en," ertlGrte Der Sprs9er, roaB
bieie Patronen nidt obne 9runo fort
geporfen perOen." Limb Del6es TT
Der @runO9" frugte Der 9eneraI. r0ie
Siilien OteIer Putronen iino aus
pappe! :" llno tatIG6Ii9 puren
Die PatrOnenbiilieu ben e9ten tdu.
fdenO aus sepreBter pappe nu4ge.
obmt. @ie Der 9eneral ii1 gu OieIer
sei9Gftstunbigen Sporiumteit Der
franS0iiiden Sriegslieferunten duberte
miro in Dem Barrier 8lutte nibt aus
gefiibrt. - Mlan peib nesbdlb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-08-10

men, gu foroern, unb ooourh ben
8ibliotbeten bic brinsenb nDtigeu nit
tel gum Iusbau ibrer nifeni9aftli9en
8eitdnbe SuSufiibren. Hu9 ben Mits
teilungen Marins sibt es in Wtabrib
3tpeiunbapan8ig 9ibliObeten Unit l.
100000 8Gnben), Die Der Dffentliden
8enuBuns sugdnsIib iinb. 9O4 1T
Der 8efud Oiefer 9ibliotbeten 70 ees
ring, baB auf ieOe bon ibnen bur9s
idnittIi4 nur etpa fiinf8ig Bis ie45i9
gerfonen eutfallen. Oa uber Der
sr6bte Sell Der 8ibIiotbetbenuber in
Der Observation-Disclosures pertebrt, 70 ges
ben of Do6en bin, obne Oab Die Be
amten Der tIeineren 8ibliotbeten burd
einen 8efud ooer cine Na9fruse in
ibrer beIdouIiben Rube seItOrt perz
ben. Marin fiebt ben @runO fir bieIe
@leiehsiltisteit Dor allen oarin, oub
fait ole 9ibliotbeten mittass ibre
2eieIdle i@lieben unb ieIbit Die Nas
tipnalbibliptbet mir big feds llbr se.
Offnet lit, pobur9 ieoe abenbli9e Or
belt uEmDgIi6 gemd9t pirb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-08-10
SmerOrups 5orlC6unQsret(e.

l1eber einise Grsebniiie ieiner Ggpes
Sition Lungs Der Norotiiite aIiens
ma6te Otto Slperbrup mad Gbriitias
nia einise Mitteilunsen. Die Grpes
bition iiberipinterte, pie bic 9eogras
pbiTde 3eitibrtft beri4tet, an Der Ofs
Ieite BON Sap Wilo, bon mo aus cine
S9littenfabrt nit OreiBtg Sunben CUR
2lufiu6uug Speier an Der SitIeite Der
SaimprzSalbiniel etnsefrOrener ruff
ider Sdiffe unternommen Duroe.
I'm gu ben Saiffen gu 9eIansen,
muBten $50 Silometer Deges Suriids
gelegt perben. 0a bort bereits Der
prppiant gu feblen begunn, tpurbeu
breiBig Munn Der 9eiaBung mitges
nOmmen, Die ben 9tiidaus 5u Spers
6rups @rpebittonsIdifF rgtIipIe" gu
SUB Suriidlegen muBten, neil ni9t ses
niissnb pGab fir iie uuf ben S9Iittsn
mar. SperOrup sibt ben Sunben als
3ugtieren ben 8Or5ug Dor ben Renns
ttsrsn. oa bieie 8u i4per ab5uri4ten
iinb.
Die GtuIamteitsiniel, Die felt ibrer
GntOeduns 6ur9 gbparO SobunnIen
i'm Sabre 1878 bon niemuno tpieOer
k.1~.t.,, ,,oorNa,, ia tnur6a a;,,naha,,A
Our9forI6t; Die Sniel 1T OOlIie flud,
es ipurbsu 6aIelbit rside Steintoblens
lager entbedt. Der Saupterfols Der
Expedition beTtanO in Der Hi6tig'tels
lung Der aarte 5piIden Sap Si6eIs
justin unb Der SeniFeisWiinOuns. 9tm
16. September, 1915, befano ii6
Sperorup ipieoer in @r6anseI, ipO
Elm febr Iebbofter SufenOertebr 5u be-
oba6ten mar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-08-10
Die Oeut(C6e Ge6nt&.

MenI6itop fiibrt in einem artiteI
sur &riegsIage in Der rgioDOe Drems
ia" aus: @rftaunli9 1T Der Grfins
bungs9eiit unierer 6einbe. SeOer Sag
bringt uns BON Der Sront cine te9s
nii9e Reubeit: beute automatiI9e 9es
ipebre, morgen beIonoers belIleu9tenoe
Rafeten, iibermorgen neue Stu9lOrabts
perbaue, Damn bepesli9e eepan5erte
@eI9ibpGle ooer &ugeln nit neuen
@tItidungsgaien. Denn man glduben
fam, baB Iib bel unIeren Seinoen Die
materiellen Mittel erI4Opfen, 10 I9eint
es ii9er, oab Der erfinberiI9e 9eiit i'm
@roenten INNER neuer Morbmittel
nod lange ni9t erIdOpft 1T. Der
@laube an ben Sieg bel ben 9euts
I6en griinbet ii6 ni9t nur auf ben
TlangeI Ser @inbeitIidteit uno Der
llebereinftimming i'm glane Oes Sans
belns bel ibren 9esnern, fonoeru
bauptfG9li9 aud auf bic lleberIesens
beit Der beuti9en se9nit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-08-10
3as 3rnt(d)f Bfiul :
Reaen tp Il mer.

SIN @arten iinb Regsnpirmer iuum
obsr nidt f4GAid. oeHn iis trosen
aur @erbeFeruns bes 8obsn unssmein
pisI bel. 9ds bette WitteI, elmer gu
itarten @ermebrung Der Siere entges
eenautreten lift. iie in Iuuen Rd4ten.
Defenders penn elm Iauer ReYn bers
niebergebt, nit elmer 2aterne Bon ben
8eetsn absuiuden uno Die geiammels
ten Siere an bus @efliisel gu Derfiits
tern.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-08-10
g RGfetu6en.

Die 5orm nit beliebisem, miirbem
Seis uuslegen. Sir bic SiilImaHe:
Sin Suppenteller peiBer &die Quart
tdIe ptrb re6t glatt seriibrt, bom
tommt Elm 8ierteIpfuno Serlufene
Butter binau. pieber gut Oerriibrt,
odnn bier @ter, pieber gut bsrmtidt,
bunn brei @BlOffeI MebI unter itetem
Riibren Iansinm oaapif6en seiiebt.
Denn dIIes bies slutt ift, 70 miidt
mon Orei bis bier llnaen 3uder. Orei
lln5en &Orintben, etlpus Sdla, cine
Saife fiiBen Ober lauren Rabm unO
etpns 3itronenfaft binour9. Damn
bddt man ben Sudden bel gutter, fris
f9er Stbe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-08-10
RGfe q derIn.

ReununOetnorittsl lln3en feineS
Mebl, reidli4 cine bulbe un5e 3uder,
etpas 3itronen1aft, bier 0otter, cine
baIbe DeeIIeriptBe Sal5, 3pet Sdnftsl
Quart Rabm. 9ebanoluns: 9as
WebI riibrt man nit benz Rabm Feiu
ab, mif9t Die iibrisen Sa9en boSu
unb to9t es gu elmer biden Rufe.
ote man in cine bebutterte S9iiHel
gtbt unb. penn re9t ertaItst, in srobe
Diirfel fdneiOet. Damn legt man
cine Gage RoderIn, itreilt Did pars
mefan bdrauf, oann pieoer Roderlu
u. |. p., bis alles perbruudt. Butt
terflOd9en lest man oariibsr uuo bddt
Die SpeiIe lidtbraun.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-08-10
9Iafur NIT 9epiir5eM

0reiOierteIpfuno Stuubauder pers
ben nit einem Gitpeib seriibrt, Oann
febt man beliebigen @eI9mud binou:
3immt, ReIten unb MustatnuB in
Grtrottz oOer PulperfOrm; &affee;
3itrone; GbotOIdoe; Manbel.GItrutt;
Rum ober arrat. RatiirIi9 muB Der
SUB biinner iein, penn man Pulper
ober GbOtOIaOe binaufiist, uls BET
@rtratt oOer Rum. gimmt man
&affes. 70 muB man cine buIbe SaFe
iebr itarten &affee gu gang tpenig
@Ttrott einto9en Iafen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-08-10
J11aOriOer Bi6fiot6e6smeCen

Sn Der rRepiita De or6ipos, btbIio-
tecas p muieos" OerDffentli6t Der 2eis
ter Der MaOriOsr gatiOnulbibliotbet
5runciseO Rpbri9ue8 Nurin, einen
lleberbIid iiber Die 8ibliotbeten Der
ipaniidsn 9auptituOt, gu Dem 3psd.
bas bis6er 10 seringe Suterefe, bus
aud Die sebiIOeten &reiie MuOrios an
Dem ssiitisen Gebsn oss 2unbes nsbz
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-08-10

Sn 9Dbmen, tpo Iange @erlpbunoen
ii6erbaupt bdufig IinO, bat tiirSIi9 elm
in prdg beritorbener neununoueunsie
Sabre alter Wann in oieIer Sinii9t
oen @ogel abseidofen: er mar 5tpei,
unOie45ig Sabre lang sIiidIi4sr 9rdu'
tisam eeipeien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-08-10

tontinsente CUR @erteibi9ung Der meri.
taniiden @renae geiteIt perben, ieBt
unssmein beiddftigt 1T, 1T elmer Der
ipenisen boben Sffi8iers Der 8unbes'
armee, Die nidt aus Deit POint ber'
Dorsesangen iinb. @r mar uripriin9'
li9 SiIfsarst, sei4nete ii9 uber in
ben a9tsissr Sabren in Der &umpagne
sessn bic apu9en uls Sffiaisr aus
uno piomete Iid3 fsitbem elmer rein
militGrii6en 8arrtere. 9lu9 i'm fpa'
nj niI9sameritanif9en &riese Ieiitete er
Serporragenbss unb purbe in Der
Sul9e RAID gu ben b04iten &angitu'
fen befOroert.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-08-10
8enera(mnjor u1ooO.

ais Gbef bes 3epartementS bee
Cftens teet uugemein tatis.
@sneralmaior 2sonurb DOob, ber
uls gbef bss 9epurtements bes Ofens,
bon Dem bic beoeutenbiten Truppenr
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-11-25

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The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-11-25
ATTRAVERSO "A CONTEA c DINTORNI
RUba | fOHdI della SOCiGtd'
POIaCCa di Mcintyre

Stanley Saraman, di McIn-
tyre, trovasi nellie carceri del
la Contea in attesa del YER
detto della Corte, dopo esser
state dichiarato colpevoledal
Giudice di Pace J. A. Cross
man, per il furto di fondi ap-
partenenti ALA Societa Polac-
ca di duel villaggio.
II Saraman era intimo ami
co di Stanley Popik, tesorie-
re della Organizations, col
quale abitaYa pure nella stes-
sa stanza.
Allorch6 Popik una dome
ca si era recato al lavOrO, Sa-
raman scopr1 il luogo dove
ouesti conservava il denarO
della Societa, e pare Sc 10 sia
messo in tasca per poscia re-
carsi con l'automobiIe in In
diana.
Quando Popik ritorno dal
lavoro a mezzogiorno scoperse
il furto, e in compagnia oil
celtO Sam Maruco venne in
citta in cerca di Saraman. In
fatti essi 10 trovarOnO in un
restaurant e 10 segnalarono a
10 Sheriff Harry Boggs, il
quale arrest0 Iindividuo e 10
pose in carcere dopo avergli
tolto dale tasche As dollari.
Ora il ladruncolo g in atte'
sa della sentenza.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-11-25
ADGPtura di RuOVG mine.
sa della sentenza.

Parecchi banChi di Carbone
sono stati in questi giorni a.
peril nellie campagne qui in
torno, dato il consume sem
pre- crescente di questo indi-
spensabile combustibile, spe-
Gle nei primi rigori dell'in-
vernO che s'inizia.
Parecchi terreni carbOnife-
ri, che eranO da tempo stati
abbandonati, vengonO ora III
messi in attivita.
Per diversi ami nOstri
COnsumatOri vennerO fOrnltl
col 'Jamsson Coal e il Penn
Gas coaP per luso domestico,
ma ola quando il prezzO e sa-
Ito, essi furono costretti uti-
lizzare il carbone private di
Gampagna.
Alcuni di quei piccoi ban
Chi sono stati operati senza
prolific per pid ami, ma ora
81 sono dimostlati perfetta,
mente valevoi per instituirVi
un'industria, cos1 lie compa,
gnie ne hanno approfittatC
per eserciri in lavOro regola,
re e cavarne i frutti dOvuti.
Con la reCente appariziOne
del primo freddo le domande
del consumatori sono state
cost rilevanti che era quasi
impossible fornire a tutti.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-11-25
qua la Josephine Furnace
and Coke Company, con 10
scope di farli lavorare al po-
sto degli operai in isciopero
al "docks" del minerale.
URa... bdId dd ddFld dd intendGE
agli aIIOCChI.

e un episodio successo pu-
re a Mcintyre, e precisamen-
tie ad un minatore di naziona-
lita straniera, il quale E riu-
scito bravamente a CAVIAR La
voglia del lepre al Soprinten-
dente Cline Lowter e parec-
chi altri uffCiali dele mine
di Jacksonville, nell avere
loro portata in questi giorni
una quantita cospicua di tall
bestioline a semplice titolo di
regalo.
Ma ora viene il Comico. Lo
strano caCciatore racconta di
aver ucciso i lepri nienteme-
no che nella propria casa, ap.
pena fuOri della finestra. Pa
re che le povere bestiOle We
nissero di quando In quandO
a pOsarsi mel davanzale di
essa, allorch6 il minatore, ac-
chiappato il fucile, sparava
loro tranquillamente cos1
formava la selvaggina da sod;
disfare gil appetiti degli uffi,
Ciali del carbone.
Allie domande di meravi.
glia che gil indirizzavan que.
sti ultimi, egli rispose sem.
plicemente:
"Me no hunt. Me put light
in window at night, rabbit
come to window and say
'm-e-a-w, and me shoot him.
"Oh! cut that out" diciamc
moi.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-11-25
| 10 Commandment della TrinCea

/. Nella trincea sill astuto come la
volpe, fuori serpe e leone.
2. Dormi con un occhio aperto.
3. Trova tempo per un salute ALA
famiglia; orgoglio tue mandarlo,
suo riceverlo.
4. Non farti inutile bersaglio; e. bra
vata che non inertia premio.
5. Non iscordare la preghiera: la trim
cea e. il belpaltare della patria.
6. II nemico guarda te dalla trim
cea, Sc ii coglie ride; ia aItrettanto
Z. ANA la trincea, ma ricordati che
devi lasciarla solo per avanzare.
g. Spara a colpo sicuro; Sc la cartuc-
cia sparata potesse a case parlare tt
direbbe una bestemmia.
8. Nella trincea siino te vicini fu-
cile cartucce; due cose mute:
nervl e lingna; attire due cose forti;
amino e cuore.
10. La vittoria non e. nella tua trim
cea, ma in quella del nemico, che
devi, a qualunque costo, strappar-
gliela.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-11-25
Una FettlfiCa.

A causa di un singolare
malinteso, abbiam nello scor-
so numero pubblicato che il
citato Joe Rupa, condannato
recentemente dalla Corte di
Indiana, era state condotto
al Penitenziario d'Allegheny
a scontarvi la pena. Per de-
bito di verita dobbiamo retti-
fcare l'asserto e dire che egli
e sempre detenuto nellie car.
ceri di Indiana, in attesa di
attire ulteriori disposioni.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-11-25
Note di ViaggiO

II nostro Agente e Manager
dellAgenzia ItaIiana, Sig. f.
B. Garofalo, dOmenica scorsa
fece una paSseggiata al vici-
no villaggio di Waterman con
10 soopo di aprire la breccia
ALA nuova agenzia suddetta,
test6 posta in Indiana mel di-
partimentO delPAmministra-
zione del ''Patriota" La QuaIe
e tenuta aperta al sabato fno
ale 10 p. m. per comOdita
del lavoratori che non voglio-
no sciupare una giornata, che
talvolta E causa della perdita
della LOB" per far spediziO-
ne di mOnetd, bigIietti dim
barCO, atti nOtdrili, infOrma-
ziOni, eCC.
II signor Garofalo, mel CO.
municarci l'ottima impressio-
ne ricevuta ira nostri abbo-
natl ed amici di quel villag-
gio, c'incarira di ringraziare
tutti per le cortesie usategli e
in particular modo il Sig. In
nocenzo Tonelli e la sua gen5
tile Signora, che insieme ad
un'allegra brigata 10 vollero
trattar lautamente in casa loro
5zEIrzEE5z57saEl57T
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LO SpiritO di I'm giOrnalaiO.

Curiosa esclamazione di un vendi-
toIe di giornah. mente gil andavano
a ruha Ie copie del numero contenen-
te lie notizie della nosua vittoriosa 4
vanzata verso Gorizia:
- Cinqu4 lire! CinQue lire, do
vrebbe costarc oggi il giornale! Guar
date Sc queste sono notizie da dare
per un soldol
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-11-25
II nOStrO ViaggidtOFG in giro.

Per norma del nostri cortesi abbo-
natl del connazionai in genere di
quest drntorni, Iendiamo noto che il
nostro agente viaggiatore Sig. Fran
cesco Garofalo e. in giro di AFFAIR." per
la nosira azienda 81 fara' un dovere
di visitare tutti buoni amici del
"Patriota"
LIE accoglienze fatte al nostro Ca
rofalo saranno aItrettanto appreciate
da moi, e ne serberemo rconoscenza.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-11-25

La prima carta di cittadinanza
81 puo' ottenere nella corte della
contea ad Indiana Pa: in tutti i
giorni della settimana eccetto il
linedi ed il sabato. Nei giorni
festivi la corte e chiusa.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-11-25
IMPORTANTE

Per evitare ritardi nell'invio
del giornale gil Abbonati che
cambiano indirizzo, sono pregati,
oltre al nuovo di inviarci il vec-
chic indirizzo per facilitarci il
detto cambio al piu' presto.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-11-25
I'm caro- di RGgri daI Virginia

Martedi scorso arrivo dallo
State di Virginia una guam
tita adeguata di negri da
riempire un carload" della
ferrOvia interamente.
Essi erano accompagnati da
le loro famiglie. Ii ha portati
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-11-25

Questi sono 10 Commandment
che i combattenti devono osservare.
Zona di guerra, Ottobre 1916.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-08
WAGNER NOW LEADS
LEAGUE AT BATTING

Time has turned backward in its
fight for Hans Wagner. The Grand
Old Man of the Pirates is back ut his
post Leading the batters of the Ma
uonal League, according to unofficial
figures. Wagner is walloping the ball
with all his old time vigor, and points
20 mark of 1885 with pardonable
pride. Well may he, for this is his
nineteenth season under the big tent.
Wagner led the National League the
last time in 1911, with a mark Of 1874.
In 1912 he dropped 10 points in the
averages, and the following year found
him hitting only 300. The fans wept
when Hans hit only .254 in 1914, and
were all ready to chant his requiem.
He perked up a bit last year and hit
.274, and mere he is at tse top Of the
list once moro, -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-08
PENN STATE FOOTBALL
MEN GET FIRST DRILL

State College, Penn. Sept. Penn
States clan of gridiron gladlators TO-
day officially ushered in the local foot
ball season with two practice periods
Under the watchful eyes of Head Coach
Harlow and three assistants twenty
five candidates for the State team went
through two hours of light exercise.
Harlow personally directed the work
of the linemen; Dutch Hermann, the
freshman coach, looked after the back
field men, and Martin and Bert Barron
the latter a Penn State end of 1913 and
1914. instructed the end candidates.
Led by Captain JEFF Clark, the follow
ing men were on hand: Higgins, Cub
bage, Czarneckie. Edgerton, Kraft, Par
IRISH, Beck, Eye, Krushank, Tavener
Bortz, Lindquist, Smith, Jones, Kline
Hess, Wilson, Levinson, Schneiderman
Robb, Gross and Gress.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-08
RUTGERS MAY SHIFT
ITS FOOTBALL CAMP

New Brunswick n. j., Sept. 7.-Rut-
gers football practice may have to be
held at the training camp at Eatontown
on account of the infantile paralysis
scare The opening of the college has
been postponed until October 3. Ten
tative arrangements have been made to
play the opening game with Albright at
the latter's home grounds instead OF
here, but nothing definite has been
done
Homer Hazel, the man who is ex-
pected to take Captain Talman's place
in the kicking this year, averaged over
fifty wards to his punts to-day, and
Coach Sanford expects him to develop
rapidly. Garrett has been shifted TO
Nash's place at tackle, and the Indian
will probably stay there all season.