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The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-06-16

Tempo ia compariva in un gior-
male inglese questo strano annun-
clio.
"Ex-ladro, ora galantuomo, da
cOnsigh circa il modo di difendersi
dai furti. Consult per corrispon-
denza lire cinque."
L'Onesto ladro, che aveva esco-
gitato quella nuova professione, 81
faceva un dovere di rispondere re-
gOlarmente ale lettere che gil We
nivano indirizzate, e suoi consi-
gil non erano poi da gettar via
ST giudichi dalla Iettera che ira
scrivo.
"Signore, vol avete una cassa-
forte e mi dite che il vostro dena-
70 non vi sembra ancora troppo
ben custodito. Ebbene, sc volete
esser sicuro che non vi venga ru-
batO, naScOndetelo mel luogo...
memo nascosto e lasciate la vostra
cassa piena di carta inutile. Sc
Pladri verranno a visitarvi, potete
star certo che attaccheranno la
cassaforte, o meglio ancora cerche.
ranno di portarla via. Nella peg,
giore dele ipotesi ci rimetterete
La cassa, ma salverette il denaro.
Ora che no pagato il biglietto
pei cane-dice la vecchia signora
inglese- -pOtr6 farlo sedere mel
compartments ?-Senza dubbio-
risponde il conduttore-ma dovra
ottemperare al regolamento come
gil altri viaggiatori non terere
i piedi sui cuscini.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-06-16
D'INDIANt

coles, seccava il % gennaio 1880,
dopo cadutA Callao.
La guerra Serbo- BULGARIA, inizi-
atasi il 20 ottobre 1885 cola ra-
dunata presso la frOntiera bulga-
ra dell 'armata della Nisawa, ave-
va fine il 90 novembre, soil 'armi-
stizio di Pirot.
La guerra per 10 costituzione
della colonia Eritrea, incominciata
cola spedizione Saletta Us gen
naio 1850, aveva fine, 81 pu6 dire,
cola nostra disfatta di Adua 4
MARIO 1886.
II confittO armatO ira la Gina e
il Giappone, apertosi cogli sbarch
giapponesi a Chemulpo ed a Gen
San (settembre 1894 ebbe fine col
trattato di Simonosachi (aprile
1850.
La guerra anglO-bOera dur1 dial
1899 al maggie del 1902.
La guerra russo-giapponese du-
10 dali 8 settembre 1904, giorno
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-06-16
DUE VITTIME PER UNA Z.
sPLos1oNE D1 DYNAMITE

SPLOS1ONE Dl DYNAMITE
Verse lie II a. m. di lunedf scor-
so nella miniera di Fulton Run av-
venne una tremenda esplosione,
causando La morte del diciottenne
Joe Combo di Creekside facendo
riportare al trentaduenne Tran
quilIo Pucci gravissime scottature
sulla faccia e in tutta la persona,
oltre la perdita della mano destra
che gil rimase interamente bru-
ciata.
Pare che il fatto sia andato CO.
81: mentre questi due sventurati
lavoravano nella miniera, il Pucci
aspettava che il CombO avesse fl
nito di mettere a posto della dina
mite per poi farla esplodere a
mezzo di batterie elettriche. Ma
ad un tratto, non 81 sa come, la
dinamite esplose, producendo la
orribile disgrazia. II corpo del po-
vero COmbo fu ridottO a BRANDED
Ii tanto che, anche dopO attivissi-
me ricerche per riunire lie sue
membra, 81 E trovata mancante
una mano, ne E state possible rim
tracciarla.
II Pucci ora trovasi ricoverato
nell 'ospedale d'Indiana.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-06-16

in cui ebbe luogo il siluramento
della fotta russa ancorata a Port
Arthur, sino al 5 settembre del
1905, data del trattato di Ports
mouth.
La guerra italo-turca iniziataSi
i , ottobre 1911 col bombarda-
mento di TripoH, fni... Sulla cartr
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-06-16
SOSPENSIONE DI LAVORO IN
UNA COMPAGNIA MINERARIA

La Marion Center Mining Co. .
in questa settimana E stata inatti-
va per parecchi giorni, cominci-
ando da lunedf scorso, a causa di
un incendio sofferto. II macchi-
mario e state riparato dallo
"Lightcap Electric Co." di ques-
ia citta e per lunedi prossimo il
lavoro sara ripreso.
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ATTRAVERSO "A CONTEA G DNTORNI

sa, quando, nel rientrare nellie lOro
stanze, mon trovarono pi1 gio-
ielli. Alcuna amiche, per punirle
della loro sbadataggine, Ii nasco-
sero e non Ii riconsegnarono Ioro
enc dopo averle fatto piangere
per parecchie ore.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-06-16

col trattato di Losanna is otto
bre 1922.
La guerra turco-balcanica. ch-.
ebbe principle il mese di ottobre d
1912 cole operazioni del Monte
negro mel Settore di Berana. fini
con l'armistizio di Ciataglia, il 3
dicembre steSso ammo.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-06-16

ii Governo di Londra ha comu-
nicato lie sue favorevoli impressi-
oni sui contenuto della nota diret-
I'd dal Presidente Wilson al Co.
vernO prOvvisOrio russo.
Quarantacinque Stati dell'-U-
nine hanno formato i consigi di
difesa per la salvezza pubblica al
10 scope di collaborare col Consi-
Clio della Difesa Nazionale in
Washington.
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La Durata
Dele Guerre

: della vita, e risolte sempre in sell
vaggi duelIi isolati, al periodo del
la civiIta greca e romano, al seco-
/ Ii di mezzo, all 'evo moderno e CON
temperance, la guerra, quaIe alto
della vita sOciale, ha sempre Sc
iguitO mel suO svolgimento le tras-
fOrmaziOni della societa, dalla
quale gil eserciti combattenti trag-
gOno l'elemento primo che ia la
guerra; l'uomo.
II progressive perfezionamento
dele armi, rendendo grado a gra-
do sempre pi1 grave ed improvvi-
sa la distruzione tattica sui campo
di battaglia, pu6 considerarsi
quale elemento determinante la
durata della guerra.
E infatti nei tempt remOtiSSimi,
quando scarse e POGO micidiali E.
rano lie armi, difettosi i mezzi per
abbattere le citta murate, al ripa-
70 dele quail 81 disponevano lie
milizie assalite, lie guerre ayevanO
durata lunghiSsima. Troia, Geru-
salemme, Trio, Ninive, Babilonia,
Cartagine, 81 ricordano guerre di
aSSediO durate Sino dieci ami in
interrottamente. Ninivt aveva un
circuito di mura, alte 80 metri, di
sc chilometri; lie fortifcazioni di
Cartagine avevano uno sviluppo
di Is chilometri).
La guerra pi1 lunga che ricor-
da la storia quella cosidetta del
cento ami, che segu1 ira la Fran
cia l'Inghilterra, dal 1887 al
1437, sotto i regni di Filippo VI,
di Enrico VI VII in Francia, e
di Edoardo III, Riecardo II En-
rico ", V, vi in Inghilterra.
La guerra di religione in Germa-
MIA delta del trent 'anni, dur6 dai
1918 al 1648, fni assicurando al
riformati la liberia di coscienza.
Quella del sett 'anni (1756-1763) !,
nata pei sospetto in cui l'Austria
era venuta per l'ingrandimento
della Prussia, segn6 l'apogeo della
nOtenza di Federico il Grande.
La guerra di successione di Spa
gna, dur6 dal 1701 al 1713; quel-
la della successione d'Austria dal
1741 al 1748, e lie guerre napole-
oniche durarono quasi ininterrotte
dial 1896, campagna d'Italia, sino
al giugno del 1915 Waterloo.
La guerra di conquista dell AL
geria che origin6 la costituzione
della grande colonia franco-afri-
cana, dur6 oltre so ami (dal 1880
al 1881.
La prima guerra d d'indipenden-
"a d dItalia, dur6 dal % mario del
1848, giorno della dichiarazione,
sino al % mario 1849, che ci ricor-
da l'infausta Novara. La guerra
di Crimea, iniziatasi il 2 luglio
1853 col passaggio del Pruth Bes
ra per Independence d'Italia ebbe
| (16 aprile 1867. La seconda guer-
ra per independence d Italia ebbe
la durata di 3 mesi cioe, dal &c
aprile del 1859, dichiarazione di
guerra dell Austria, sino al IL lu-
Clio stesSo ammo in cui venne con-
chiuso l'armistizio di Villafranca.
La spedizione del mile, guidata
da Garibaldi, salpata da Quarto il
5 maggie 1860 81 chiuse gloriosa-
mente cola battaglia del Volturno
e ottobre stesso anno).
La guerra di secessione negli
Stati Unit d'America apertasi col
Ia battaglia di Bull su run (1861)
fni il Is aprile 1865, cola resa del
generate Lee, a Linchburg.
La doppia guerra dell Austria
in Italia in Boemia 81 inizi6 il %
giugno 1866, dopo la tregua di
Nikolsburg (25 luglio), fnf cola
pace di Vienna g ottobre 1860.
La guerra franco-prussiana in
cominciata cola fazione di Saar-
Oz0N L
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MANTENETEv1 A DEsTRA!

Dele tabelle di ferro con la
scritta keep to the right" (man-
tenetevi a destra) sonO state mes
Sc allie >congiunzioni delle princi-
pali strade d'Indiana. Gia tire
conduttori di automobile Sono sta
ii puniti con la multa di So cias-
cuno per aver diobbedito questa
OrdinanZa.
SBADATAGGINE PUNITA
Due signorine, studentesse ALA
Scuola Normale, famose per la To-
70 trascuratezza mel lasciare lie
porte della loro stanze aperte e
gioieIli di valOre sparsi sui can
terani, giorni or Sono ebbero a
provare una sgraditissima sorpre-
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-06-16
TUTTO AUMENTA

Dale 7 80 p. m. di ieri, vener.
df, il prezzo della tagliatura di ca
pelli nellie barberie d'Indiana {
state aumentato da 25 a 35 cents
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-26
PLENTY OF LABORERS
FOR OKLAHOMA FARMS
State Free Employment Bu-
reau Able to Meet Demand
Says Superintendent.

[ Special 10 The Wo
! OKLAHOMA CITY. Dec. 25-O Okla q
homa farms win be kept supplied
with labor during the coming sos-
siou9 hy tho state free employment
bureai state superintendent j. w.
Walden, I'm charge OF the homa
CITY ofnce, believes All needs OF farm
crS VIII bee met aud that men will be
furnished for important occupations
nu'Sid" the state Refining COM
pduies ana factories IN Oklahoma are
being supplied with common and un-
skilled labor which commands from
S3,2b 10 $3.50 per day but demands
for farm hands viii be given the
preference IN the spring aud summer
Ms they are today. Farm hands re-
ceIye from t26 to $40 a month.
we viii give the government the
FIRST service ana the farmers will
conSa next" said Mr.. Walden There
are many men now employed whose
places could be taken by women and
the men turned loose ON government
work ana farms. Put the male
walters out OF the hotels and restau-
rants for instance ana close the shoe
shining parlors Put cripples or old
men in as ilagmeu on railroads. and
IN similar Jobs. Woman can do mons
work IN many lines and should be
gwen a chance. We are now placing
a large number of tenants on farms"
From 100 TO 200 mon call for work
daily at the Oklahoma city station.
Farmers needing help may address
the state Free Employment bureau. |
oklahoma city Many wives Of
drafted soldiers are applying for
work
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-26
No Consumption Increase.


Special to The World
OKLAHOMA CITY. Dec. 25.-The
request made last week to county
councils and tho oklahoma citizen
ship TO see that no unverranted de-
uauds are made by local draft boards
Tor compensation has been generally
effective, The adiutant generals of
ftce has received numerous lettors
recalling demands for salary and COM
pousatiuu ON the part ot members
of local draft boards hut thcro re
3a'u ON file % number ur such cuus
for compensation which I'm the
opinion OF the adiutaut general are
Hot Justified by conditions.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-26
. - % : ------ - = . .
city NelUS in Brief

MARK DAVIS g. M holiday visit 10 hi
homo folks iu New YORK
vfRNON HuLERf spoo, Christina, of
his home In OkHhoma Ci'y
II X MALkDs, Formerly Of oklahoma
City, has joined the rrportoHal Tau OF ihc
Tulsa World
PROF ROBERT BOlCE CARSON ha, gouo
n New York ior n several days stay. dur
Ing which be- will book attractions 'Jr the
Apollo club
COMPARATIVELY FEW new names were
found on ia, registers Of Hl,t's hotel, h'.
torday This was true, a.lho incoming trPu.
brought almost the usual number ~ pH
sengers. The inconsHtrn,t was rSp'Hmri u.s.
clerk ~ one Of the hutn.r. llc -u.grsri
that most of the arrivals had come to spr. ]
Christmas day with thc.r fnmiilH. .td
friends snd would naturally not be- 'uIuI at
any of the hotels
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-26
OKLAHOMA CORN
IS IN JEOPARDY
Farmers of State May Have to
Furnish Seed Corn to
Other States.

Special 10 The World
OKLAHOMA CITY, Dec. 25-- okla
homa farmers arc specially urged to
keep enough seed corn on hand, not
only for their own use next sprIug
but 10 provide for their neighhors
who arr depending upon buying iheIr
seed I'm tho open market. Those states
which have formerly supplied to ok
lahoma seed corn find thcmsolv ves
without II this winter and must look
for thei. own supplies to Oklahojra
and other states which have formerly
been buyers Omaha has disposed Of
her entire available supply and can
not prov idc for the needs Of Nebraska.
New Orleans tx sending To other mar
kets seeking supplies and seed corn
at some points IL being held at s. and
$40 a hushel The same is truo or
seed wheat and In a lessor dogrco OF
seed Tor forage crops.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-26

acre lease just across the creek from
the Montreal miro at Century. The
drill passed thru fifty feet OF lead and
was still in era when it struck "A crew
ice. and the drillers have not been able
to so further as the cold weather mas
htrdcrcd the men In their work. The
McC company has drilled several
E0ics. the most which were fairy
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-26
A RAW, SORE THROAT
Eases Quickly When You Apply
a Little MuSterole.

And Musterole won't blister like the
oldiashioned mustard plaster. lust
spread 1t on with your fingers. 1t pene.
uates to the sore spot with gentle
tingle, loosens the congestion and draws
out the soreness and pain.
Musterolc is a clean, white ointment
made with oil of mustard. Ii Is fine for
quick relief from sore throat. bronchitis.
tonsili;is, Group, stiff neck, asthma, neu.
ralgla. headache congestion. pleurisy,
rheumatism. lumbago, pains and aches OF
the back or joints, sprains. sore muscles,
bruises, chilblains. frosted feet. colds on
the chest Gt often prevents pneumonia).
Nothing like Musterole for croupy chill.
den. Keep il handy for instant use.
soc and 60c Jars, hospital size $3.50.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-26
The Popular
Priced Store

lease northwest of Miami ON which
Mill was built nearly year asv.
w. q. Cooper. shoveler at the
walker mine. northwest Of Pioher.
was fatally injured late yesterday AFT
ornoon when no was struck by falling
later.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-26

one OF the Etvtt,s, utr-o.u.,- a
woman can have is to be possessed OF
fine, fair skin. indicative Of sound
digestion. \ little attention now and
then to the stomach with Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets viii accomplish this
result. Women are great sufferers
from stomach and digestive troubles
and their complcNions suffer In conse-
qucnCc
Most women are not strangers to
dyspepsia, bad breath, gastritis. ca
tarrh of the stomach. paius in bowels
nervousness, heartburn. belching.
bloatlng, etc.
Get a 50-ocut box Of Stuarts Dys-
p"psin Tablets at any drug store They
are the key to beauty. to sound digcs-
tion. And they give relief at once.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-26

World Capital Bgrcau
sl2 Campbell nu'ldlng
OKLAHOMA CITY. Dec 20 ur-
gent request came from the wnr de-
partmcnt today for the district eN-
einption boards 10 examine the dues-
tionnnirea ~ men registered FOR the
national army and selcc. 30 hrickliy-
crs for immediate duty in France It
IL supposed these men will be hurried
over there for construction work
needed IN cantonment building
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-26
; Lead and Zinc Notes


special 10 ] hc Void
MIAMI Otla. Dec. 25.-Thc McC
Mining company, AN organization Of
Niami men, has wadc G worry rich
su.i,c ot lead recently ON a forty
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-26
good ones but the last one is consid
cred especially good

The green Mining company has
made some rich strikes at Century ou
q twent-scrs lease Hest of the Mon
treal mine. The company has put
down seven holes all of which are
good ones. The Grcen company has a
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-26

New Telephone Directories NIL 70
,u press january T. Any corrections
,r changes desired ahould hc made
before the ahu,c date tp,,c.teru
''ll Telephone CO. AdN
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-26
Big Reductions on Womens Apparel, Shoes, Millin-
ery Clothing etc. at Coverdaes the Popular Price Store
Silk Skirts
1895

Materials Of satin messaline and fine
chiffon taffeta. In solid shades and
fancy designs. Throw tie and wide
belts. Full shirred effects and plain
models. Many with festoon side drapes.
Fancy and slash pockets. Skirts that
asy ass Tsrtn ss'lins $780, as ' wsdns.- S8.95
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-26
Would Discourage Compensation
World Capital RlrcBu
Si2 Campbell Building


Sl2 Campbell Building
OKLAHOMA CITY. Dec 25.-Rc-
quests made by the state council Of
dcfcnsc To county councils to SEQ that
no unwarranted demands are made
by members of local draft honrds for
compensation hns been effective tn
h"mo extent \ number OF letters
nave been received at the office of
the adjutant general eaucellinp claims
'h"' had heen made However. there
are number Of such claims still an
iile with the admtant general rhn
latter believes are not justified bv
conditions. and II is possible these
VIII be denied. II was the purposo in
the first place that no continuation
ShouId be allowed This rule has been
changed, however only 10 the extent
that where a man was working nm a.
SaIhiy and had to leave his work. md
ms employer docled him for time lost
Not many of these Instances occurred
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-26

Nlgornting to the Pale and SicLN
Ihe oId standard general strengthen
ing tonic GROVES TASTELESS chin
lpNlC' arouses the liver drives out
Nl"!arla' enriches the blood and builds
and children. GOc.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-02-05
WITH THE
BY Dan

The standing of the teams in the
Madison Bowling league for the week
ending February 3 is as follows:
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-02-05

house bill TO admit women TO the
home is finally disposed Of.
If the resolutions for constitution
al amendments continue 10 come in
and are enacted BY the legislature
the constitutional ballot which will
blanket in fact. The latest was pre-
sented by Evander in the house ask
ing that the state be divided into dis
triets for hail insurance purposes,
and assessments within such districts
made for the operation of the system.
The new military code is COM
pleted and was introduced. Its main
provisions are framed to comply with
the federal requirements to secure
the benefits of the federal a%ppropria-
lions, and it carries provisions for
the disposal by the state of all the
present camp sites and the purchase
of a new site for a rifle range and
the erection of a state armory and
storehouse. Ii Is estimated thai the
price which can be secured for the
three sites now owned by the state,
one at Huron, one at Lake KAN
peska and the other at old Fort Sis
seton, will go a long way toward
paying for the new site.
Just thirteen laws are the com
pleted work for the first half of the
session which ended Saturday, but a
number of bills are pretty well
ground out and the grist of new laws
will come faster from this time on.
Indications appear to be favorable
for the beginning of improvements
upon the grounds set aside for the
establishment of a new insane hos
pital at Watertown. The senate act
ed favorably upon an appropriation
Of $4,000 to begin improvement of
the grounds, and indications are
strong for similar action in the
house.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-02-05
SERVICE TOMORROW
LINES WILL PROBABLY BE IN
OPERATION THEN-MANY
NARROWED HERE.

Train service ~ unless another
storm intervenes-will probably be
resumed tomorrow. That was the
best that Dispatcher John Moore
could give out today. Traffic is
again paralyzed and every %snowplow
on the line and all the section men
are out, working hard TO get the
densely packed snow of the rails.
Some hope was held out that a.
train would be sent north this after
noon. but the dispatcher intimated
there was little chance of its getting
through and that it would be held
here until tomorrow. No train was
sent out Saturday night. although it
was kept here i'm the yards until
1890 when all prospects of its get
ting through were too dim to war
rant the risk.
Every available man was put 10
work this morning clearing the yards
and by noon everything locally was
in good shape. Out on the line, how
ever. conditions were different and
reports from all h divisions reveal
a paralysis of traffic.
A pillow was sem north this after
noon, with the instructions to clean
up as fast as possible in order 10 per
nit the resumption Of Madison
Bristol traffic tomorrow. On the
Madison-Wessington Springs line big
drifts We're reported. but the plows.
il is said. were able TO cope with the
situation.
Reports from the south told of lots
of snow. but that plows were buck
ing" 1t hard and that trains could be
sent through By tomorrow afternoon.
over east. a train for Madison Gas
tied up at Jackson and the orders
were not TO send ii through until it
could make the trip without any diff
ficulty.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-02-05
The Legislature
SCRAP IN HOUSE ON SOLDIERS
HOME BILL.

Pierre, Feb. 5.-The peace and
harmony which has prevailed in the
house up to the present came near
being shattered when the minority
which failed to carry through the
house bill to admit women to the
state soldiers home at Hot Springs
gave notice that 1t would move to
reconsider and then opposed the SEN
ate bill to appropriate $4,000 for a
soldiers monument on the state cap
itol grounds, and intimated that I'M
less their bill vas passed by the
house they would defeat the monu-
ment bill. This drew out some rath-
er heated remarks from several of
the members of the house as to the
attempt at intimidation which was
being put forth on the floor by the
minority, but the threat was strong
enough to defer action on the monu-
ment bill until after the vote on the
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-02-05

238I-J. b. Rowland. Plumbing and
Heating.
Carl johnson returned Saturday
evening from a We weeks absence
in Minneapolis.
Regular meeting Madison chapter
o. f. s. Tuesday evening. Work in
the degrees.-Goldie Schmidt. W. NJ.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Goosic. residing
south of the hospital. mourn the
death Of their infant son.
The postponed meeting Of the
Women's Foreign Missionary society
will meet Tuesday afternoon with
Mrs. DR.. Goldman. All members are
urged to be present. Come prepared
to pay dues.
Funeral services for the late VIII
lam Blake were held this afternoon
at $50. the Rev. c. McKibbin offsei-
ating. A force of men spent the
morning in clearing out the 10 OF
the cemetery road and al the grave
Friends will be pleased TO learn
that Mrs. Hattie b. Borland, 204
Egan avenue n, who recently fell Oh
an icy street. breaking her limb. Is
improving every day. She is now
able to sit in a chair a portion of the
time which is very restful since hav
ing been confined TO her bed for Sc
many days.
Mrs. NJ. Il. Ripe. who left Mad
ison last Friday night for Chicago
called there on account of the Hines!
of her daughter, Miss Mabel Ripe
reached her destination liz safety
Mrs. Ripe wires her daughter here
Miss Alice Ripe, that she founC