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The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-08-18
Dalla n0Stra Italia
UN UoMo CHE RIsoRGE

PINEROLO-E' degente in que
sto ospedale di riserya il sOldatO
Benedetti Flavio di BOrgO a Bug
giano Lucca), appartenente all
artiglieria da campagna inviato
qui il 6 corrente dopo una lunga
peregrinazione di quattOrdici altri
ospedali. II poveretto, che e sOtto
le armi fin dal settembre 1914, fin
colpito da un formidable scoppiC
di granata mentre stava all 'Osser-
vatorio col colonnello RagazzOni,
di cui era attendente. IL terrible
scoppio fece parecchie vittime5
fra cui il cOlOnnello stesso. Ii sol
dato Benedict fu ferito, travOltO
/ e sepolto; quando tre giOrnl do
pO fu dissOtterrato e pOrtato ALL
Ospedale da campo, era diventato
cieco, sOrdo mutO! In tale state
visse parecchi mesi Guarirono lie
ferite al capO, ALA gambia destra e
al cOstato; ma il poveretto SEM
bravo destinatO a trascinare una
vita ben infelice, quando un bel
mattino il nostro giovane 81 sve-
Clio. veggente. Circa cinque me-
81 ia scomparve la sOrdita ed egli
poteva cost intender benissimo chi
gil parlava a sua volta 81 faceva
cOmprendere dagli altri con alb
bondanti segni, avendo ancora Ia
lingua paralizzata. Molte cure fu-
rono tentate nei vari ospedali in
cui flu ricOveratO, ma non apprO-
darono ad alcun risultatO. GiuntO
in questo ospedale, venue ricovera-
to mel repartO del dottOr Luigi Mo-
cesco, il quale, con l'aiuto di altri
medici, sottopose il malato ALA
cloroformizazione. Indi, con in
sistenti dOmande ed inviti imperi-
osi, 10 indusse a snodare gradata-
mente la lingua. Dietro pazienti
sforzi in POGO pi1 di mezz 'ora il
poveretto cominci6 ad articolare
alcune parole; poi, quando flu
tomato in sc incominci0 a parlare
con speditezza, senza alcuna esita-
lone ne titubanza.
Non 81 pu6 descrivere la conten-
tezza del poverO giovane la COM
mozione che suscit6 nei present. il
fortunate evento II malato, dopo
avere ringraziatO il dOttore e
quaint 10 cOadiuvarOno, volle che
81 partecipasse subitO la lieta no
tizia ALA famiglia, fra pochi gi-
Orni egli stesso, Ottenuta la tanto
desiderata licenza, potra recarsi a
casa a riabbraciare suoi carl.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-08-18
LA SORELLA DI UNA SEDOT
Ia FERISCE IL SUOCERO
DEL SEDUTTORE

PALERMO, 10-Al N. A della
Via Xxx Settembre trovasi il pa
lazzo Di Giuseppe, dove e impie-
cato come portiere certo Costan-
tino Ramondella fu Simone di an
nj 60.
IL Ramondella ha con sc la ia
miglia e in essa la fglia Con-
cettina la quale una studentessa.
Tn giovane portalettere che ora
trovasi soldato, certo Antonino Be
rigo conobbe la Concettina, Sc
ne invaghi.
Pare che la ragazza non sia RI
masta indifferente agli sguardi
-di fuocO del giovane innamorato
Sc non che un case vice commits
Sario di Trevi, 81 avvicinarOnO al
letto, mentre la signora Ciocca 81
recava ad aprire un terzo signOre
che sopraggiungeva pallido af-
fannato, chiedendo del cav. Fer
retti
-SOnO il dott. Edmondo Ferret
I'll, cugino del cavaliere. E in casa
La signora Ciocca non ebbe il CO.
raggio di rispondergh. Gil indic6
la stanza, e il dott. Ferretti vi pc
metro seguito dalla guardia Tibe-
rio Del Gracco.
II pOyerO cavaliere Ferretti, ran
tolava, balbettando parole incOm-
prensibili, lagnandosi disperata-
mente. La rivoltella con la quale
egli 81 era sparato un colpo ALA
fronte, giaceya sui tappeto a fan
co del letto.
| funzionari 10 fecero con ogni
cura trasportare all 'ospedale di
San GiacomO, dove nOnOstante le
cure assidue prodigategli da quei
sanitari, prima dell una cessava di
vivere.
L interessamentO dell 'avv. Gil
gliesi del dottor Edmondo Fer
retti 81 spiega dial fatto che essi
-avevano ricevuto una lettera del
cav. Ferretti, il quale invitata il
cugino a venirlo subito a trovare
in casa, all'avv. Gigliesi, suo
compagno di utficio, scriveva: vi
eni subito. Mi troversa morto sui
letto.
L 'ayv. Gigliesi, prima di recarsi
in via degli Avignonesi, aveva co
municata la lettera al cav. Roselli
del commissariato di Trevi, col
quale era accorso subito, insieme
col brigadiere Solitto.
In tasca al povero Ferretti ven
nero trOvate 4 lire % centesiml
Non una lettera, non un indizio
che potessero far sospettare le
scause della tragica risoluzione.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-07-20
FIFTY AFTER
 EACH PLACE
Officer at Fort Seward Says Many Seek Place at the
 PresidiO

JUNEAU, July 16, (By MaiD.- Major Saville wired Acting Governor Davidson from Fort Seward yesterday that fifty aplicants have shown up for every one of the twenty to be selected from Alaska for the Reserve Officers Training corps for the second draft army. The major who is in charge of the work of selcting, will arrive in Ju- neau on the 18th inst, he informs Mir. Davidson. The work of registering is now proceeding at Skagway, Douglas and in other cities of the division. Registration in Juneau will take place at the store of Mayor Valentine, who has decided to attend to the matter personally.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-07-20
AFTER SPRUCE
 FOR AIRPLANES
Government Seeking 50,000,000 Feet of Alaska Spruce for Its
 Air Fleet

SEATTLE, July 20.-The aircraft board of the United States has sent William Chadeayne to the west to in- vestigate with a view to securing vast quantities of aeroplane timber. After search of the world for two years the Allied governments have concluded that Sitka spruce was the best adapted to airplane construction.
 Last year the Allies bought 26,- O00,O00 feet of it and this year they want 32,OOO,00O. In addition to this the United States government has come into the market for 25,OO0,00O feet. How to get it and how to treat it are the problems now confronting the aircraft board of which Howard E. Coffin is chairman. It is said that the wood shipped recently from Alaska will be tested and treated and on the result will depend the amount of lum- Der to be secured from the northern forests.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-07-20
FOR
 COL. BOYLE
Services for Former Officer in Ameri- can. British and French
 Armies

The funeral for Col. A. R. Boyle will be held tomorrow morning, ser vices beginning at 9:15 o'clock at the house and at 9:30 at the church.
 The body has been lying in state at the Boyle residence, Third Avenue, for two days and many have pad their re- spects to the dead, taking a final look at the austere face of the man who has served under three flags. He will be buried in his colonel's uniform bear ing the emblem of the First Delaware regiment. Cap and sword lie on the casket, which in addition to the Amer ican colors, will be adorned with the flags of France and England, under each of which he held a commission.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-07-20
SEWARD MEN
 PASS TEST
All Who Seek Place in School For Army Officers Found to be
 Fit

All six applicants from Seward for a place in the officers school at the Presidio passed the physical eXamin- ation at Fort Liscum and returned on the Northwestern to await notice as to whether or not they will receive ap- pointment among the twenty who will be named from Alaska for the second term.
 Those passed include Capt. Luttreu First Lieut.. Sites, Second Lieut. Campbell, Quartermaster Sergeant Ryan, Corporal Taylor and Private Ooge of the local unit.
 Officers at the post declared the lo- cal applicants to be considerably above the average physically Of the four applying from Valdez, one was rejected for defcts. It is understood that two will be examined from Cor dova later.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-07-20
TELLURIDE AT
 WILLOW CREEK
Discovery of High-Grade Ore in Mable Mine Causes Stir in Quartz
 Camp

Advices received from Willow Creek state that telluride ore of an average value of S12,76O and as high as ESQ., 900 per ton has been discovered in the Mable mine, and excitement in the camp is running high.
 The vein which was discovered dur ing the week of July 4th, is in the hanging wall and one-half to three quarters of an inch in thickness.
 On account of there being no facili- ties in the district to properly treat the ore, it is being sacked and then shipped to the Tacoma shelter. The ore runs as high as $5O,OOO to the ton and w. R. Hooking, the assayer at the Martin mines, gives an average value of $12,760 for the assays he recently made.
 The history of the Mable mine is unique from the fact that the manage ment installed the mill late last sum mer against the advice of several min ing engineers and other operators Tn the district, as very little development work had been done and they did not think the indications justified the ex- penditure for a stamp mill.
 The stockholders of the Mable at
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-07-20
BUYER AT JUNEAU

JUNEAU, July 2O.-Alaska spruce is being sought for the construction of various types of airplanes. Already approximately 2,OOO,OOO feet have been procured for this purpose. The spruce is especially adapted for the manufac- ture of these flying machines because of it's toughness and other qualities. N. D. Chetham, of New York City, who visited Juneau several months ago, is now in the city, accompanied by P. J. Suter, of Vancouver, for the purpose of buying a large quantity of Alaska spruce for shipment to the States to be used in the manufacture of air planes.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-07-20

Members of the Seward Chamber of Commerce, who inspected government railroad work between here and Kings river, (Mile 175, from Seward) returned yesterday and expressed themselves enthusiastically over the courteous treatment extended by off, cials of the Alaskan Engineering Com mission and Anchorage Chamber ot Commerce for entertainment extended and courtesies shown.
 Those making the trip were F. L' Ballaine, E. L. Whitemore, Hugh Dougherty, S. O. Morford and Clifford Mooers. Captain Ward, of the local division staff, accompanied the party All were taken as far as Mile n in the private car Seward" by R. J, Weir, engineer in charge of the Sew ard Mile 70 division.
 Members of the committee each eX- press themselves as being very grate- full for the splendid reception accord ed them during the visit. Particularly pleasant and highly interesting was the trip to the Eska creek coal mine which is now being developed under direction of Sumner J. Smith of the Bureau of Mines and is producing at present one hundred tons of very good quality of bituminous coal daily It is understood that the output will be doubled in the near future.
 Committee members were surprised
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-07-20
NORTHWESTERN ARRIVES
 FROM THE SOUTH

The Northwestern arrived from Seattle and way ports this afternoon with the following passengers for Seward from Seattle: Mrs. G. E. Lewis, Jas. B. Losney, J. N. Fleming Frank O'NeilAand John Adelman.
 From way ports:
 Mrs. J. R. Stewart, A. R. Roberts J. F. Davidson, w. J. Wright, B. Moore, J. J. Campbell, J. J. Ryan, H B. Sites, J. c. Luttrell, Ray Walker F. A. Taylor, R. N. Cooper, E. V. Boyle, Arthur Boyle, Louis Monsor and wife. Four steerage.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-07-20
DRAW 1,37O,OOO NAMES FOR FIRST NATIONAL
 ARMY AND VACANCIES
tRr Assoeiated Press Dispatehl

WASHINGTON, July 20. - The war army drawing began in the senate office building at nine o'clock ths morning in the presence of Secretary Baker.
 The first number drawn was '258' and every man m the country holding registration cards bearing thls num- Der is selected.
 By tonight every man registered will know whether or not he is among the first 97OOOO to be called before the exemption boards From this number the boards will select 637 OOO he number 687OOO, previously received was an error apparently for Americas First National Army and 5OOOOO to fill vacancies in the National Guard and regular Army.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-07-20
TREASON CAUSE OF DEFEAT

PETROGRAD, July 2O (OficiaD. - Failure of the Russian armies east of the Zoa Lpa rivers to hold the Germans in Gaica due to "extremest detachmentS holding meetings the line of battle for the purpose of discussing the advsabity of obeyng orders of their su peror officers by virtue of the atter authority under the provisional government The extremists" are being sup piled with propaganda from agents of the German general staff
 This attack was launched sector northeast of the DonaStanslau line where Gen. Konilof developed con- siderable strength during the past few weeks.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-07-20
MEYER TO SAIL FOR ALASKA
 TO INSPECT ROAD AND COAL
(By Associated Press Dispatehl

SEATTLE, July 20.-Herbert A. Meyer, assistant sec reary of the Interior in direct charge of the government railroad in Alaska and his associates will leave for Alaska tomorrow or Sunday to thoroughly inspect the govern nment railroad.
 They will make themselves competent to advise with Secretary Lane and will examine the Matanuska coal tracts Their report may extensive opening of mines by the It expected that they will remain in Alaska month or two
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-07-20
TEUT0N ARMY GAINS IN GALICIA
MEMBERS OF SEWARD CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RETURN AND WERE
 ROYALLY TREATED ON THE TOUR

at the amount of land under cultiva- tion in the Matanuska Valley. Pota- toes seem to be the principal product, and in spite of adverse weather con ditions Nis season, the crops are do- ing well.
 The committee reports meeting with Chairman Edes and discussed with him the matter of early completion of the road from Anchorage to Sew ard The chairman stated that con- siderable work was being done on that section, as much, in fact, as the money and men available would permit, and that if the appropriation recently ask ed for is allowed, work would be rush ed and the line connected at the very earliest date possible.
 The chairman also stated that he realized the urgent necessity of the early completion of the road to Seward and so informed Secretary Lane in his request for the $4,000,000 addi- tional appropriation.
 Finally, Chairman Edes definitely assured the committee of the early completion of the road connecting Seward with the coal fields.
 Members of the committee were sur prised at the transformation which has taken place on the old Alaska Northern. MT. Weir's work, they said stands out as marvel in economic railroad construction
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-07-20

their annual meeting July II elected the following officers for the ensuing year: w. E. Bartholf, president; Fred Laubner, vice president; and Tom Cav eny, secretary and treasurer.
 On the same day George R. Boomer closed a deal with Wm. Martin for the Sun, Moon and Star claims, known as the Ike Rosenthal property, for $1O,- 900. ,
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-07-20
SANTA ANA PASSENGERS
 COME ON NORTHWESTERN

On the Northwestern from Seattle arriving today wer the following pas sengers for western Alaska, who will sail on the Santa Ana: H. s. Lloyd, Mrs. M. A. Colman, Miss E. Superman, A. w. Newhall and wife, E. R. Lewis and wife, A. H. Brachbogel, L. l.. Bales, S. w. Taylor, F. Meerwaldt, Al Christie and wife, c. J. Landwith, Miss P. Martin; and 1 third-class fare.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-07-20
CHANCELLOR TELLS REICHSTAG US. DON'T COUNT, BUT MEMBERS VOTE
 FOR PEACE WITHOUT ANNEXATION
lRr A.soeiated Press Dispatehl

BERLIN, July 2O.-The Reichstag adopted the ma ory peace resolution today by PA to 116 with H not vot ing. Prsr to this ChancTlor Nchaeis addressed the mem bers warmly defending the regime of Bethman- -Hollweg The chancellor approved the submarine campaign and sa that Germany would not continue the war day longer if able to obtain an honorable peace.
 Americas intervention is not considered seriously" said the new chancellor "The German fleet, particularly the submarines will be able to master the stuatiOn he added
 The majority continues to oppose annexation after peace.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-07-20
BREAK THROUGH AS RUSSIAN EXTREMISTS
 DISCUSS REVOLT PLAN
(By Associated Press Dispatch)

BERLIN, July 20, (OficaD D.-German troops pushed forward through three strong Russian of defense be- tween the Sereth and Slota Lpa rivers in Eastern Cali cia, during the past twentyfour hours.
 The Russians suffered heavily and are retreatng in disorder.
 German commanders in the field report the capture of thousands of prisoners.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-07-20
FREE CHRISTIAN
 SCIENCE LECTURE

Will be given in A. B. Hall Seward, Alaska, at S:3O o'clock, Saturday evening, July 21, 1917, by Virgil O. Strickler, C.. S. B., Member of the Board of Lectureship of the First Church of Christ Scientist of Boston, Mass.
 The public is cordially invited to at tend.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-07-20
VIGOROUS ASSAULTS ON WEST FRONT

BERLIN, July 20, (OficiaD. - Artillery activity in Flanders increased yesterday to extreme violence.
 Part of the French positions on the Winterburg sec were captured by German forces this morning but some of these were aerward abandoned during the ter attack by the French
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-07-20

There was quite a gathering of wives and friends of men applying for a place in the officers school on the deck today to welcome them home from examination.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-07-20
BOATS AND TRAINS

The Northwestern arrived this aft ernoon.
 The Santa Ana is due at 7:90 this evening.
 The Victoria is due from Nome Sun day.
 Ball game tonight at 2 o'clock-No train. Walk.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-07-20
TRIED TO KILL WAR MINISTER

PETROGRAD, July 2O.-An attempt was made this afternoon to assasnate Minister of War Kerensy at the town of Pootak shot was fired at him but missed by sevra inches.
 Military authorities searched the offices of Nkoai Rennes, radical socialist
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-07-20
FRENCH MAINTAIN sTEADFAsT DEFENSE

PARIS, July 20 (OffciaI) )-Germans in force made general attack last night along the whole sector the Asne front between Craonne and Vaucerc The French withstood many furious assaults and maintained their pO sitions everywhere.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-02-02

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-02-02

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f1ufc fir feline Sirna, Topc & Gn.
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lonrnllllng miro am 5reitag, Den 2.
5cbrllar i'm nberen Sittlc. 9eraer
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pclde folgcnbes Yrogram ol,fseItellt
lit:
Farmer and Finance-Miss A. Kattel-
mann.
Consolidation of Schools
Dufner
Advanced Language------Miss Flora
Suedmeyer
Advanced Arithmetic-----Miss Olivia
Barrels
Agricultural College--Wm. F. Flake
Each subject will be followed by
discussions.
The public is kindly invited.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-02-02

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-02-02

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