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The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1917-04-12
Maine Has 100000 War Fund

Augusta, Me-, April 1O.-War and sui.
frage measures were features of the
session of the legislature which has
closed. One resolve on which the citi.
zens will vote at a special election
would provide suffrage for women on
equal terms with men. The wal meas.
ures passed include an appropriation
of 100000 for war purposes; the
creation Of a home guard and the pro-
vision for state pay for state forces
serving in the army or navy. Drastic
measures against attractions of the
p%rohibitory liquor law were passed.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1917-04-12
EDDYsToNE, Pa, is SCENE OF
TERRIFIC EXPLOSIONS RE-
PORTS PLACE DEAD At
FROM 1875 TO 300.
FLAMES ADD TO HORROR;
BODIES PILED ON WALKS
Thousands Of Girls EmpIoyed-Many
Among victims-PIots to Destroy
Big Plant Rumored-Enter-
prise Recently Taken
BY Russia.

Chester, Pa, April 11.-Terrifc ex-
plosions at the great plant of the
Eddystone ammunitions corporation
at Eddystone, Pa, a mile from this
city, are reported to have killed from
1875 to $50 persons and injured at least
900 more.
A railroad official asserts that near
~ 300 were killed, but this estimate
cannot be confirmed.
Young Girls Victims.
At the undertaking place of Coroner
White there are 80 bodies, 70 being
those of girls. Thousands of girls
were employed at the plant, most Of
them coming from Philadelphia, 10
miles away. They we're attracted by
the high wages paid.
The explosion occurred in the pellet
room of the shrapnel building, where
about 100 girls were employed. In a
building adjoining approximately 3d.
600 shells were stored. A second ex-
plosion demolished this building.
Flames Char Bodies.
The buildings caught fire, but the
flames, which burned two hours, were
confined to these structures.
Meanwhile charred bodies were be-
ing pulled from the wreckage and in
jured persons were being taken to
Chester, a mile away
No official Of the company was
found who could tell anything about
the explosion. There were whispers
OF a plot to destroy the plant.
Operated BY Russia.
The plant was originally constructed
soon after the European war started
by Baldwin Locomotive interests. Re
Gently it was taken over by the Rus
sian government. which has been en-
ploying about 10000 hands.
The plant has been thoroughly
guarded and at night immense search
lights have made every portion of the
ground as light as day. In addition
secret service men and detectives
worked in the various departments
disguised as munitions workers.
Bodies Piled on Sidewalks.
Fire companies went to the scene
from Philadelphia, Chester and other
cities.
Physicians and ambulances hurried
from Philadelphia and police also
were sent to help guard the plant.
The little Chester morgue is filled
with bodies and they are piled up on
the sidewalk outside the building.
Firemen, policemen and others are
still dragging bodies from the wreck.
age. Shells were found scattered
about the scene for a space of two
blocks.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1917-04-12

OF the American people. The letter
was read at a meeting to raise funds
Tor he local organization,
In order that the relief work
winch Is undoubtedly ahead of us
snould be made thoroughly efficient"
tne president wrote, 1T is most desir-
able that it should be concentrated un-
oer n organization. The American
ked Cross comes under the protection
OF the treaty of Geneva and has re-
ceived due recognition from all for.
elgn governments. Its status is thus
~dennltely determined and assured"
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1917-04-12
War Raises Insurance Premium

New York, April 11.-War riders
are being attached to life insurance
policies by nearly all life insurance
companies. ONE of these cancel poll.
cies Immediately on information that
the insured has Joined the navy or
army for war service; others specify
an additional premium, with restric.
lions of payment in event of the death
OF the insured. One company stipu.
lates that If the insured. engages in
any a%eronautic or submarine expedi-
ton within 2 years of the riders date,
the policy Immediately becomes void.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1917-04-12
Tells of German Cruelty to Prisoners.

Tells OF German Cruelty to Prisoners.
New York, April 11.-British
charges of cruel treatment received
by wal prisoners in Germany have
been confirmed by James w. Gerard.
former ambassador to Germany, at
the Canadian club. He had visited
the camps as representative of the
British and Canadian governments.
i have seen small boys said Mr..
Gerard, with German simplicity and
Kindness, march about the camps
armed with bows and shoot arrows
tipped with nails at the prisoners.
They also trained sheep dogs to bite
the British"
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1917-04-12
MUNITIONS BOARD is NAMED
Twenty Men Picked to Meet Army and
Navy Needs.

Navy Needs.
Washington, April liberation of
a general munitions board is announc-
ed. by the Council of National De-
Tense.
The board will be headed by Frank
A. Scott, a Cleveland manufacturer,
and N of the country's leading ex-
perts on munitions production, and
will be charged with supplying the
army and navy with munitions and
equipment. One of its chief functions
will be to decide between the coun-
try's military and industrial needs.
The boards establishment puts in
to the hands of a group of army and
navy officers and Industrial leaders
virtually the same task given the Brit.
ish minister of munitions.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1917-04-12
Cuba to Co-operate

New York, April 1O.-Cuba's active
participation in the war with Germany
was sisnalized at a special meeting of
the Cuban cabinet, at which a council
OF national defense headed by Presi-
dent Menocal was formed to copper
ate with the council Of national de-
Tense at Washington, it was an
nounced by the Republic of Cuba
News bureau here.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1917-04-12
NO STRIKES DURING U. S. WAR
Defense Council Headed by Gompers
Asks Assurances.

Washington. April 1G.-Defnite as
surances that its recommendation
against labor or industrial disputes
during the wal will be observed both
by workers and employers will be
sought by the labor committee of the
council of national defense, headed by
Samuel Gompers, president of the
American Federation of Labor.
Strikes such as hampered England
early in the war would be avoided in
the United States under the commit.
tees recommendation.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1917-04-12
SUPPORT RED CROSS
President Wilson Recognizes Society
as Official Volunteer Aid Organ
ization Of the Country.

Washington, April 7.-"Relief work
which is undoubtedly ahead of us" was
referred to by President Wilson in a
letter sent to the Washington branch
of the American Red Cross. saying
that as the official volunteer aid or
%ganization of the country the society
should receive the generous support
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CHILE DECIDES TO
REMAIN NEUTRAL

Santiago, Chile, April 1o.-chlie
will maintain an attitude Of neu-
traIity on war 30 long as she is
not made the object of a direct
: attack, according to assurance
: given by government officials.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-12-06

graiilianf 6lppeforpg til Gnropa.
Rio De Saneiro, 4oe pec. 8raiilien
=ifnar / 8egreb rne6 at ie1oe ct fterft
SIDbeforps til guropa for at binlpe
.be alliereoe paa @eitfronten.
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ai1;t11T;ikr j kri1rm
81 brittle 6anoelsfartbier irnfet
forrige l1ge; besnbeu 3 italienife
pg 5 franife.

2on6on BEN 296e geob. Shorten
brittle Sanbelsfartgier paa 1000
Cons og oerober og ipp paa n1i11ore
en6 1000 Cons blep ipnfet al Miner
seller ltn6erpanosbaa i afoigte l1ge,
ifelge Sen ugentlige Mbmiralitetsrap=
port igaar s(ftes. ssSfglge forrige
l1ges M6miralitetsrapport blep II
brittle @fibe lenfet, 10 oper og Z
un6er 1000 Cons. l1gen fdr set
blep 1 5fib poa oper 1000 Sons
og 8 un6er le1rot ttlbu1t6s.
Baris.> 29oe 9fop. Sre frantic
Dampifibe paa oper 1000 Cons og
ct un6er BEN 9onnage bleb ferfet al
ubnnoe eller Miner / ngen, ion
enote Ben 256e Nop. st 6iiferfartpi
bleb ienot tilbun6s. 9re Danpere
bleb nngrebet nben @elo.
@om Sen 286e geop. ssStalien-
ife Sfibstnb iom Gslge al l1baao-
angreb / l1getL iom en6te Ben 25oe
g1opember, par 1 Camper ober og l
unber 1900 Cons iamt ct lioet Cell
ifib.
2o,roo1t, 30te Mop. On tpif Eor,
peooiager tilbpreuoe 3eebriiggeflot-
tilien itgote paa Ell Mine 11oenfo-
8eltfapeIle, &ollan6, % ianf, mel
Ser ct Telegram fra Mmiteroan1.
8are to Man6 al 8eiptningen blep
rebbet.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-12-06

&rRfter, lom afbrDoer 6reb % gjsr
ben nnulig, og, oct gnifer at bioe,
bbor mere op til bets 9anfer bore
Iigger, og bpao pi agter at giere. Set
- lltaaligt operfor oem, ionr snifer
eop' bpilfetionbelit aon,pro-
M % forbitret ,1taaligt
men 10 i'll blipe ligeiaa l1taa-
ligt operfor os, oerfom ni life gjer
bet flart for bent bbao bore Maal
er, og bpilfe Maner ri bar meo at
binbe Sreb peb Gaabenmagt."
8aa oct amerifanlfe 6ofs 8egne
troeoe Hrelioentel1 ban funbe lige,
at bet tplfe &eriferpel6e, ser iaa flart
baboe biit, at set lite brpooe Jig ON
Sambittigbeo eller 9gre, maatte fnl-
| ies, % oerion set life funoe TIL
intetgigres, oa uoeluffes fra benifa-
beIig Smgang ,neb Nntionerne, % at
11aar EDflan6 enbelig er beieiret %
Gtben fommer til at tale ont 5reo,
oct tDife Solf n1aa babe 3alsmpno,
bbtS Orb man fan itole paa. 9eaar
oisle 9alsmpnb 5olfets Nabn er
bere6t til at fi1lbe Jig |, bpa6 Natto-
nerne Jpllesifab erflarer ifal bore
@runblag for 9op og 9fet @er0en,
oa ffal hi neo @le6e betale ben Hris,
Sreoen foiter. 8riien biloe blipe fulo
&etfar6igbeo poet alle Nationer, ST.
en6er iaapelipnl Benner.
Br9ii6ente,l talte bi6ere ON De
humane @enlDn. @nmanitetens Hglt
bleb 1te6le ltprfere og fraeeoe, at
4riger life ifal afiluttes meo lt6=
Gbel1en al Snbn at noge11 Sort;; it1=
gen Mation, il1tet Soft, ifal plpnores
eller itraffes, foroi anioarlige Ser
ffere bar giort 6em l1ret. Set ct
oenne. Eanfe iaebe Yreli6enten lom
er u6trDft mes utneen Mnneftioner,
ingen &ontributio,, ingeu itraffen<
Sc Snoemnitet" Goroi bette gap
l16trDf for, bpa6 BEN almene Manb
oberalt initinftmaslig fplte bar oet.
rette, bab6e Meltrene for Ben tDife
SS11trige giort flittig 8rug af oet til
at forfgre set rusiiife Golf og et-
bbert an6et 6olf, ion 6ens Mge1lter
(Sortinttes paa 2ben Gibe.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-12-06
Me6 Sc brittle Mrmeer / sSranfri,

Meo oe brittle Mrmeer Jranfri.
ge, lite Sec. (Af 8illiaut 8bilip
5imms). 8ritiffe 9ropper, Der boI-
6er ct Eerrpn mellem Moel1bres og
8eur1on i6ag> befinoer iig paa ct
re6ielsfuIot 5feb. Mnrfen er opf-
fet meo os6e 9Difere. Britterne bar
rgrapet fig neo" bldn0t Menneifelig
og fnuite arigsmaterialer. Starfe
tpffe afoeIinger orog ober oenne
Marf i1'at fo1 at gisre Mooongreb
MOB 8ritternef Ga De traf fig til
bage, efterloo De fig en- ifiplpen6e
Masie paa Marfeu bogftapelig talt
(Sortfettea paa 2oen @ibe.)
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oeltage |. flere gesiioner uoen fpeci,
eft Yanleg oero1t.

oeltage | Here GesToner ltoen 1peci,
eft Baalng bero11t.
Baris, lite Sec. M1nerifas itprite
&iplp til Muslanb mi nilbe bore at
gribe 2eoelien 8epRgelien for at faa
6e a1liere6e til paanp at fremfptte
line 4rigsmaa1 grete lfotrpf, mener
oe berbarenbe rusiiife &epreientanz
ter. Oberit Sollie og ben amerifan,
tie Misiion liges ifslge paalibeliJ
unoerretning at 1tbtte en- iaaoan 8e<
begelle.
Maflafoff, bbem Serenity l,onebn-
te til 9lmbasia6er til Granfrige, og
ion er blepet tiIlabt at oeltage ben
i,rteralliere6e &onferens, iag6e til
unite6 @rels i6ag, at ban baabeoe,
at &onferenien bil6e bifalbe oenne
8lan og paanp fren1iptte 6e alliere-
0es Maal.
v&borleoes fan Mmertfa bebjt
bielpe @uslano?" iag6e Maflafoff>
i6et ban gau felgenoe Spar paa
uniteo Breis 9pergsmaal. uJprit
og fremit beo at bialpe oe eprige az
liere6e / 6eres> militpre @irflombeo.
Set er u1nl1ligt for 9lmerifa at bigl<
pc Guslan6 militer 9enieenoe for
nerperenoe. Der11elt bur6e Mmert=
ia tstte Nuslan6s iin6ige glementer
/ 6eres 6otigg paa at fperfe 8olicbc=
pifernes 8ropoganoa> iom pil gipre
bette til en- ,in1perialiitiif &rig". Set
te fap be6it gieres peo paanp / l(o-
trDf, iom life er at tage fell al, at
freniette Mn1erifas og be alliereoeS
@rigsmoal. G11opi6ere fan Mn1erifa
bielpe pe6, faainart &uslano opret=
ter en- &egiering, at gienoptage oen
uomprfeoe materielle 8iltan6, 1om
biotil er D6et os. Set dnbet Bunft
bor ieg frem1at, 6a set er bet bigtig'
ite, foroi &uslan6 bil lDtte til Slime
rifa. Set fien6er 9(merifas uegen=
npttiqe @enligter." .-
Sra paali6eligt Solo erfares, at
efter flere 4onferenier mellem Weof=
lafoff og Me6len1merne al oen ame=
rifanife Misiton, ipn1patbilerer- oe
Sorene6e Staters belegere6e meo
Maflafoffs SorI flag.
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Euftprs til Jfaliru.
Sffentlisgjprelie al en- bemmelig
Sraftat n1elle,u Tranfrige, Stpr-
britannien, 8nslanb % Stalien.

Hetrogra6, 286e geob. (Toriinfet).
8olicbepifregieringen bar offentlig=
giort Der Eerten al e11 ben1meltg
Sberensfomit mellent Tranfrige,
5torbrttannie11 &uslanb og sStalien.
Sberensfomiten go6fien6er, at Sta
lien faar anneftere bisie @gne moo
at apa in6 / g11tentealltancen og in6=
befatter 6et na1tageltge Habe 8ene=
bits Sn6ifrioen i ben Seniigt at
itanie &rigen. 9ofumentet bar nn=
oertegnet / 2on6on 266e Mpril al tio.
ligere l16enrigsntniiter @icomte
@rep, franf @mbasiaogr til Stor-
britannien Saul @ambon og rusiiif
Mmbnsio66r til Storbritannien @rep
8encfenborff. Set in6ebol6er ct Me-
lnoranoum fra ben italienife Nmbass
fa66r 2on6on til 116enrigs6epartc>
n1e11tet og 6e allierebe @mbasla6grer.
ssStalien fful6e faa Msiiitance al 6en
franife % brittle 5laaoe inotil ben
piterrigife Slaa6e bar p6efagt. Otter
6reoen iful6e SStalten faa 9rentino,
ipolige GproI til 8rennerpasfet, Ert-
-
eit SSitriett og Dalmatie1t meo pberli<
gere geografiife @rpnier ngiagtig- be,
ffrebne. SsStaliet ffnl6e le6e Mlba>
mems l1oe11rigspolitif, bbis bette
2nno fit Selbitenoigbeo, men SStas
lien fful6e lite fon1n1e rne6 Sssn6ben.
6inger, bbis set bleb beilnttet at belle
manien, 1nellem Montenegro, Ser,
bien og @refe1lan6. Sperensfom,
iten itbtteoe Staltens 8aaitano meo
&euipn til aoebalancen Miooel.
baoet, ur6erfaitet fremtioig 9efini.
ton.
sranfrige, @torbrttannie11 % @us,
Iano iful6e itgtte SStalten ! at bin6re
9ape1s SS,l6flp6elie fra at en6e &ri.
gen % regulere SpbrgsmaaI angaa.
enoe ariget1. Staliens Samarbeioe
ifuloe begpnoe en- Moaneo efter Na,
tififationen nf Dberensfomiten.
0fefbirerebe Shbe bil blibe bebolbt.
@aIbington, 36ie Sec. Sgfartsfont-
tnigiionen befienotgioroe ioag ! til
ferite narlige @apport til 4ongres,
len, at brittle, 11orife % andre 1toe,,.
lanoife 5fibe, Der bar reftireret, me-
oens os bar inoer 9paring paa
9arfter 1 De Soreneoe Stater, bill
.bltpe bebolM for Mnertfas itgrre
|4anoeI sf;aaoe efter arigen.
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krtgau1gtftfr.
Dutfoitninger til arieen og Sc mili.'
tore Gtablislementer $13,50,
357,939 BET nnfte Mar.

oo1,So9 OCT nG1fe gar.
-
$37, ,O0, ,0M Rr. Dag. Mrmeens gno.
get $40, ,102,599, ,149, JIaabens,
$1,Nz,914,o27.
@aibington, 3bie Sec. &rigsom=
foItningerne og 8eoligebolb % Jor-
heoring al oe nlilitRre @tablisle1nen>
ter bill belpbe Jig til SIS, ,504, ,357 $3.50
for Maret, io1n enoer ben 30te SUM-
1919, ifglge Sberlag, iom ioag blep
forelagt &ongres1en al Ginansmini.
tier McMboo. Dette er on1trent $751;
0OO,O pr. Dag. Soet NDtten os
@groien al Ganfs erfien6es, agter oe
6oreneoe Stater at BRUCE $75, $50,
600 til at bDgge oisie 2ano-Dreab,
naugbts og pansreoe Moterbogne og
Sorraa6sbogne.
Sor at biplpe Mntkrifa til at bin6e
@errebemn1e 2uften beoes ser ON
$1,t26,294,26O til &egieringens
Mbiationsp Nf bette ifat
$94 100000 bruges til Glaaoen, Sc
item til Mrtr1ee1. Gil &apalleribeite
bebes ON $28poo,ooo.
5laa6e6eparien1entet agter at brl1.
ge $125, 100000 til for at gipre fer
oig Sc Observation-Disclosures Eorpeoo-
iagere. $20,0p, 900 til 8anfer oJ
Mrmering al gfibe tioIigere al,toriie-
ref oa$332, ss997 800 tic at ai6re fer
oig Sc ttbIisere nutoriiereoe 11noer,
panosbna6e.
Jloaoeminilter Daniels Boo iffe
ON nogel1 &rigsifibe pe6 Sioen al
Dem, fom @ongresien UNDER iioite
5esito11 bellutte6e at bpgge. Eil 8Dg=
ming at 2alteifibe agter @egleringell
at BRUCE $899,5t750O.
Set iamleoe g11oget forelagt at
Mcglooo er $5,284, ,602, ,496 n1in6re
emo be 8epilgni1'ger, lom blep gjort
for set Si11ansaar, iom enoer Ben 80.
SUM- fgrltfon1men6e, og iom ialt bar
$18,788, ,96O,437. Genne Gum ino<
befottebe oog $7,00o,ooo, 900 2aan
til be ollierebe.
Rrigs6epartementet beoer ON $10,<
102 ,599,149 eller ,584,973,276
mere ems, bno6 iom blep bepilget
ifior. SorbgelIen ffpl6es Mniations=
programmed, Maner for l1obioelie al
8efeltninger og grienaler far1t en-
betD6elig forget 2pnningslilte.
s5laaoen be6er ON $1,047,914,02
moo ST, ,596, 1864, 1882 bepilget for
bette Mar.
Wea6aominiltrotionen beber ON
St, 900, 900, 6obbelt iaa meget font
iaar. 8renbielsa niltrationen be-
Ser ON So, ,5OO,0 900 til 2enninger og
Omfoltninger. 6oribarsraaoet beoer
nm S97OOOO i1te6enfor $500, 900
Iom bepilget for inoeDRrenoe Mar.
GiI 9ielp for a1nerifanffe &rigsfan-
ger / apiflano ipees $4,000, til
Gorplei11ing for Spffere interneret
ber / 2anoet 81 100000.
@epilgninger ipges for en- bel @ef-
fe apitbefelhlinger paa &apall
% / 8bilippinerne. Iil 8effpttelie
! al Banamofonalen frRbes $685., 900
til 2anobefaitninger, inobefattet Sb.
gelps, Yanierbogne og 2ofon1otiper:
Desuoen gnffes $2;eo0,000 til an-
leg of Sernboner ! &anal5onen.
8pgning al ct Mrm6fantonnement !
&anal3onpn faI foite 81, ,954 $50.
Gil 2gnninger i Mrmeen trRnges
81 ,OO3, ,939 ,676. Sertil er for iaar
bepilget $844, ,639,118. 9il armt-
transport, fra 2eirene til Srdnfrige,
]{gges $500, ,532,O25. &laoer til Gr,
meen bill fofte $883,t72,t48. Gor
ganitetspeie1et beoes Der ON $751;.
I'll, 1874.
gor @ebprer og Mmmunition til
@ienm megaroeorg niiatfonerne bill
Departementet babe s., SOC, 900.
gor5 2gnntnger til 5loaoen idges
l$213,2 ,229, 600.
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Mmerifanife Mrienaler / syranfrige.

MMerltan1fe Nr1eHaler IIaHIll9e.
lite Sec. arfenaler til
at fabrifere % reparere ale &ano,
ner, Ser bruges af ben omerifanffe
Mrm&, er MI i116befattet Manerne
for Sc amerifanife 5tationer 5ranf,
riae. Mo11 erfarebe ignar, at itore
Rauonnprflteber allere6e bar UNDER
0pfpreIie, % at ben Officer, Der ffal
fon1n1nnoere benz, er paa Maoien.
&per bunoreoe Gage maa alle 4ano.
ner, ifore og imaa, trpffes tilbage %
repnreres.
sammenitbb. Derrb, 8a., ben
3bie Ser. Mange 8osiagerer paa
Benniplpania Surtigtog $50. 80, paa
gei gitoper fro Nittsburgb til SEEM
gorf, TOM tilifaoe i0og, oa Snrtigto-
get figrte paa ct @o6stog nar ber.
8iolige MeIoinger iagoe, at q tom
tilfabe, ,1ogle af benz nlborligt
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-01

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sa son ,eI &nas & sens residspce EdE9r A. Tomlln-
ma, s@li Fri. EYE. iRt. New camden Gem.
JENSlE T. widow of. hqres 2'tGGay!i'S 3 GSsted Bpla
g6oS notice. si5 vl,fS SceS FSya aSSga E,19Gsi 9asss
yllle sat r, Meet at house D. m. Int, private,
M T4X%AAPhPY 4%AhY ws 81 Rsnss g. 5? 2svs4a ATs3n
Sny' ANA I9Ss9dss invita- 5Sg5"f fgnSEs SEg%T H.
4R Int Nm M's7 aSrSq l,sSr hgrch $40
ward Z aud Emma Weaver tnea Honliieryo u RaiS ia
ION Council No, s. invited to funeral services serylcas,
St Sat" : n' NJ parents r,sldGnce, lGsl H. liew,
srE METIRfI fRIIX& 81 S.Ss g, nd 1872 l ssE s4g2 5q
pgSy gH2s.Trf gt funeral viii BE- giygRsy wrp
STER doHgh!"r Of late John and Mary ]. Farr.
WEiDMANN.--Jar 80 MAGGIE. widow .ot
Yy Henry Weidmnnn fn tnse Ilartmanl, aged 4o
b mi par,2}ys rr}ys of Gus A. i HiiTch3sr as9t S "a
neral
WELLS ~ Jan; 81 at NIaT,,on y j. SARAH
invited TO funeral residence OF Gcorge II. cline,
a ,"4 Train avcs s Murt & st. st. ferry ini ldad lM rauTsl a. %
'wE$rZGLr.-Jan, 90. MARY wENrzErt.
invited 10 fncrai sat. D. NJ. parents 'rd resI,
dgngc,, ~ W. Indiana ave Rsmgins may be
,WitiTEiL -. HtBERT, I@yE1Tr. son son
tives and friends. Hiram Lodge, No. 81. +, and
a NJ. Getrmantown Eepublican club and EN-;
@nr j"pS,T GcrmantqWn S nt da CON- e. REMAINS MaPa
may r. S'g%fa r9grf b xjSrS e n, 10 WfE widow
friends nvited 70 funeral. nj, j p. m, III
Evangelist (3d and Reed stsD. . u. m 1T
odd Fellows Gem. Remains may be " wed
WiilI1i - Jan 30. ROBERT. husband Of
GaalIarinTp White Esg,atiy's ,"3d friends Court
War,h solemn requiem mass nativity b. V NJ
Church a M Int IIoly, Cross Gem.
"urr ). why and of late Joseph and Eliza
Why Relatives and friends, cmployos Of why
d member, invited TO funeral services, Fri, :
-. M. 236 Mannheim St, Germantown Int
rriyAioi ltemaina may 1G ,h,G,w,d Thurs, eve
Wiriam Wilc, Jr. Relatives and friends are in.
y!led TO ssrryices FRI "a. m; late residence.
WOODS -Suddcny, Jan ~. ANNIE. widow
NJ william Woods Relatives and friends In.
yited to funeral Fri, $40 a. M, 2ii3 n; NTyr.
nlsh requiem mass church Of Most Pre- ,ous
Rood 10 o m. Int Holy Scpulchre Gem
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LOST AND FOUND

BAG-lost. silver mesh bag, marked T.. T.
lcnhardt Return to .. J. Lonhardt, Norris
town, Pa. Reward
Rag Lost. a small black beaded bag; reward
VI 155. Ledger Central
BARPtN gold crescent OF pearls in center; lost
Wed. Reward II returned to Gi@7 Sherwood rd,
DOG-Iost, young AirCdae puppy. wearing col
lar markcd ''rrddy Boyd, 1914 sheridan
road" II found please return to William
DOG-Tost downtown. since Jan. ~ English
Don; reward Phone Dickinson 2G3l !.
EARRING-Lost pearls and diamond drop car
ring. 18th, DE lancey. 22d Locust SITS. or in
well & Co, Chestnut and Juniper sts
POIICIES-Iost or mislald perpetual policies
Huce Company. No. 5j3G Of the Spring Gar
den Fire Insurance Company No iUOB6 Of the
lut"d Lir"men,s Insurance Company. COY.
rriug building at the southeast corner Broad
and Brown streets, issued to Temple Unver-
Sly: IT, policies are found please return to
Edison CO., ~ Walnut st.
PoTICY--Lcst or mislald Policy No. 575502
issued by the Penn Mutual Life Insurance
Company, on the life of samuel T.. Shober, Jr.
The finder VIII please return IT to the under
SAMUEL L. SHoRER.. Jr,.
RING-SlOO reward and no questions asked for
diamond ring that fell on floor Of washroom
Broad st. station. Tuesday. Phone DiCkin-
800.
RING AND MONEY-I.ost. diamond ring and
money between 5S2S Spruce and cor. 5Sth and
Spruce. Reward II returned to 5S2S Spruce 81.
WATCH SEAI.-Lost watch seal, four-sdod
blood stone, set in gold, about inch long
Reward If returned to 1888 Spruce St, : to
y
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-01

.. .ARY8YfLLE. Pa. Feb, I. - Former
@doo Charles A. Barnett. OF New Bloom-
4eI4 one OF the leading Republicans in
|f<x County since the Civil War, died at
~ home from pneumonia lie was eighty
11<en years old. the oldest member Of
the Perry County bar and until his late
Illness was associated in the practice of law
With his son under the firm name OF Barnett
= Barnett He served as a Representative
m the State House of Representatives in
the sixties In 1881 he was elected president
fudge OF the Perry y-Juniata judicial district
ana served n ten-year term