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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1917-08-07
Clinton Oursiu Killed At South Hiram
FELL TO THE FLOOR IN HIS BARN AND
FRACTURED HIS SKULL.

While hurrying to unload his hay be-
cause of an approaching shower on the
afternoon of Saturday, July %, Clinton
Durgin Of South Hiram slipped on lad
der while coming down from the NOW
and fell TO the floor. He struck on the
back of his head and bis skull was frac
tured. About 10 O'Clock that night he
died without having regained conscious
ness.
Mr.. Durgin was Al years OF age, and
leaves wife, two sons and daughter.
The older son, Roscoe, enlisted In the
navy last spring and ID now stationed ct
Warrington. he 10 also survived BY
three brothers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1917-08-07
Born.

In Paris, July 20. to the wife Of James N. Hol-
In south Paris, Aug. 8, to the wife Of 8. Sanger
Maxim, q daughter.
In wilson Mills, July %. to the wife of W. A.
In Bethel, July 81. to the wife Of John Ander.
son, q daughter.
In Harbor, July q, to the wife of A. Il. Sea.
vey, Q son.
In East Fryeburg, July 8, to the wife Of W. G.
Douglass, son.
In Norway, July %, to the wife of Turner C.
Hunton, daughter. Marguerite.
In Norway, July q. to the wife of Harrison NJ
Hunt, daughter.
Cleveland, daughter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1917-08-07

n.triotic meeting under the acsp,cs De-
Aoirn.ssssvassss, Hsmlin and Crslg.e
2. od ds Z. Of p, win b held q Misnss-
~ 81 Norway, Thursday evening,
sn IA. BrIdrton Band viii iurs'sn
Aus; - and the Red Cross WIN navs
moSo, is ard ice cream on sale. Aisos
y wSssisr viii b In charge Of fns MI ~,
L. Ths Knights viii meet 9 sns NJ.
lsE S1.,.ssaesvs ssss Lodge at 7'So.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1917-08-07

Wa vlsh 20 extend oar neaftIs Ss
.nsris - orr nslehbou and friends wno
- kindly assisted ns during oar l .i
tsws 81 sorrow, also for the oe.us ~
sc,si ofFerinec resolved. Truly a
ss;.nd n NEED & friend indeed.
~. AND N1s. 8. O. O1DWAx.
HrarIn MARION OnDwAY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1917-08-07

The thunder showers this season seem
to have q particular spite against Lewis.
ton and Auburn and that section OF the
state, electric roads and communication
systems being demoralized by lighting
half dozen times 10 the last few weeks,
besides burned buildings aud other
damage.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1917-08-07

Donald B. Mcmillan, the Arctic ex-
plorer, is bringing out of the north with
him polar bear cub which he 10 to pre-
sent to Bowdoin College, his alma mater,
as mascot-thst is, II he succeeds In
getting home this year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1917-08-07

Rarls School Tsaehaea
schools In Paris win verv ul.,, =.
tJ Until the drst OF October. ri,
elected, With two or threI
osocle: not Jet filled, are q follow
'1n sne Dsmoorat By supsrintsnden
Wsw ssaeAsn marked With ~
HIGH SCHOOLS.
SOUTH PARIS.
ATnur 1oetsr. Weld, Principal.
~. Ana Rankin. South Paria.
IsS sne, 2. Crockeet, South Paris.
1tnei w. Scales, Nonson.
wEsr PARIS.
s Drna =; Val. Rockport, PRINCIPAL.
Anoe y. Welch. Lowell, Mass.
COMMON SCHOOLS.
SOUTH PARIS.
Grades and g.
CT, Principal Grammar School.
- Q; Ai,cs weshsrsIl. South Paris.
Sara 3. CONN. Ashland.
annie Newcomb, Norway.
Ruth W. Jameson. Cornish.
0f8uo f.
Heller Helen N. Barnes. South Paris.
.Iona Littlehale, West Paris.
Shurtle6 Primary
Nina Butserhefd. North Baldwin.
Ruth Remick, Chebeague.
fofter Street
Hattie N. Leach. South Paris.
WEST PARIS.
Belle 4: Dolley. woodfords.
ethel Brock. West Paris.
Ethel spiIler. Wells.
NORTH PARIS.
Grammar
sMarS >. Cummings. South Paris.
Paris Hill
Edna N. Cummings. Paris.
Gertrude s. Taber. Canton. Mass.
Porter
LILLIAN 1. Day. Bryant's Pond.
sDoris +. Buck, Buckaeld.
Shows Falls
sThelma Vsrrin. West Paris.
Forbes
2ltrluK6-
Ruth Bennett, Paris.
Whittemore-
Alma Royal. Paris.
Mary Clifford. South Paris.
Mountain
.Flora Brooks. South Paris.
Tubbs-
.AIce e. Leonard. Portland.
Tuell-
'virginia Mixer. Norway.
Supervisor of Music
Mrs. Grace Z. Butcher, Lewiston.
OF the new teachers, or those who are
new in the schools to which they are
assigned, the following information a
to qualifications and experience Ia given
81. Arthur Foster, principal of South
Paris High School, is . graduate OF
Bates College, and has had six years OF
teaching, three In Weld High and three
In Southwest Hsrbor high.
Miss Ethel C. Crockett, assistant In
South Paris High, 10 . former Bates
student, and has bad five years. expert.
eocs, the last two years In Sanford High.
Miss Alice r. WEIGH, assistant In West
Paris High. 10 q graduate of Tufts, and
has taught year in Putney (Vt3 High.
mAoo "A out0 4NOWOOhU 70 - kKo0uotO VI
Gorham Normal School, and has been
principal Of Harrison Grammar for q
year.
Miss Iona Littlehale 10 q graduate OF
Gorham Normal, and has taught seven
years, the last two Of which were In the
North Paris primary.
Miss Ethel Brock Ia . graduate oil
Pennington Normal, and has taught q
year In the rural schools of the town.
Miss Mary s. Cummings 10 . graduate
of Gorham Normal, and has taught q
year In the rural schools OF the town.
Miss Doris r. Buck is . graduate oil
Buck6eld High, and has taught year 10
the schools Of Woodstock.
Miss Flora Brooks 10 the valedictorisu
of the Paris High class OF 1917, and hai
taught one term In town.
Miss Gertrude 8. Taber Canton, Mass,
High, Miss Lillian /. Day (WoOdstock
HIGH, Miss Thelma Verrill paris High
Miss Alice e. Leonard (Deering High
and Miss Virginia Mixer Norway Higb),
have had NO experience In teaching
Miss Mixer graduated second In the class
OF 1917, Norway High School.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1917-08-07
Died.

In Denmark. July Is. Mrs. Almira Cutler, aged
So years. .,
Year,.
In Augusta, July 80, Perley a. Wilson Of Wood
stock aSed IS years, months, IA days.
In Hebron, Aug. 2, Samuel A. Bumpus, aged
So years.
In Rumford, July %, A. B. Spencer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1917-08-07

,Ocrs rIal' rO'r Orrl'.. ..
W. iMLx.sOsso Pm Sunday
sssSlH
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1917-08-07

s..sD rsUss RAILWAY
Bssluning June a. 1911.
f ,sA. NJ, express daily; sas
M s,si;, ,; ~ except 4 sunday; 500 r M
-. ts1y osA.M., express, daily; $50
RI Ess,i ~ except sunday; sSl Z. M
-, tsly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1917-08-07

Lawrence J. Bucknamof Portland, 81
years of age, was instantly killed, and
. woman who Was with him was some
what injured, In an automobile collision
early in the morning of Sunday, July 20.
The days record Of automobiles more or
less smashed on the state road In
Tn m herland Comfy was Is.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1917-08-07
Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications. AZ they cannot reacn
n only one way to cure catarrhal deafness
and that II by q constitutional remedy
Catarrhal Deafness 10 caused BY an In.
famed condition Of the mucous lining OF
the Eustachisn Tube. When this tube 10
infiamed you have rumbling sound or
imperfect hearing. and when II 10 entirely
closed, Deafness II the result Unless the
Inflammation can be reduced and this tube
reatored 20 its normal condition, hearing
viii be destroyed forever. Many cases Of
deafness are caused by catarrh. which 10
An infamed condition Of the mucous sur
facee Halls Catarrh Cure acts thru the
blood on the mucous surfaces Of the sys-
tenn
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case of Catarrhal Deafness that cannot
be cured BY Halls Catarrh Cure. Circulars
free. All Druggists, TIC.
=. ]. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. O
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1917-08-07

Through the efforts of Miss Fisher,
who was in charge of the Junior Chau.
tauoua work, . movement was started
to establish Fairgrounds here. It 70
proposed to have two grounds, ut south
Paris and Norway, the ono ut South
Paris to be In charge OF Miss Florence
Leach and the Norway one In charge OF
Miss Mildred Holmes, both to DO under
the general supervision of the local
Junior Chautauqus superintendent.
About $500 will be required in each
place for expenses. A portion OF this
sum was raised during the Chautauqua,
and Albert D. Park and Eugene n.
SWEET are . committee to raise the
balance.
miss Fisher has been appointed physi-
cal director Of the Young Women.
Christian Association ct Bangor, and
viii begin her duties there after the
close of the Chsutauqua circuit.
whatever comment or criticism may
be made on this years Chautauqua or
any of ito features, certainly It has given
M four lectures which It would DO hsrd
to excel, and which in themselves were
we'll worth the price OF course ticket.
Well chosen subjects, along different
lines of thougbt, all presented IN .
manner entertaining and inspiring.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1917-08-07

Itchi Itchl Itchl-Scratchi Scratchl Scratchl
The more you scratch. the worse the Itch. Try
Doan's Ointment. For eczema, any skin Itching.
6ec box.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1917-08-07

KING DISTRICT.
B.F. Cummings 10 in poor health.
Mrs. Amos Canwell 10 very poorly.
Onni Seilousn is haying 1t The
Beeches.
Willie Thibodeau OF Co. D, Second
Maine Infantry, has recently been home
70 visit his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Teliss
Thibodeau. Other guests there have
been Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bisbee OF HAITI
son and Mrs. Fannie Adams OF sumner
and James BoWker.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1917-08-07

nan a. railroad crew OF some forty
saa gaartsred in cars which stand
nS naing at the Grand Trunk yard,
fSs NC engaged in raising the track.
a,s, 100 10 which the road 10 extern
Io., engaged. The track IL raised
c,,sl VIZ inches, and ballasted with the
Il ,., snlea has been dumped along
Ans Sao during the past few weeks.
,pus, en- me crew Is working near the
Wv, ~ :. get scorchsd in the torrid
NH NM !. last week quite as fisrcely a. they
Va r.. some OF the big cities, but 4,
aarp,s a:5 hot here, thank you. The
ao,s nlrtsd with the upper ninetiss
hcasos~ less SUCCESSFULLY according 20
! nu,,S. aod at the climax of the wave
sou.,.y afternoon, the editorial Their.
0suos', hanging over the desk In the
arr as. ONCE, which in some ssasoni
s''s In sight OF 90, stood ct 95.
s.I ,s, ;: evening District Deputy Arthu,
u BsnUSl Oxford installed the officer,
Nsa,in. Lodge, K. OF P, in Q very
tram way. Refreshments Of icl
sod s soa lemonade were served, and
dear ne, was enjoyed BY ali. Tn,
CO installed are:
HC@ymond 8. Gates.
It's Barnss
saftlSd g.. 80 W, Tussle.
Issu1a-C. c, Record.
0.Ggsorge Hickey.
sAo = sossnia Rodick of Bar Hsrbor
aad.r M, one Of the demoustrators workinl
hS !, 's 3 extension service Of the Univer
Ton n Sane, gave . canning dsmonstra
Iroos dfaegs Hall Friday Afternoon
YEA ~a humber Of women attended. an.
aad;eas 0ea Interested in the work. Ne
Aatts,. S'a her work in : direct a,
aplisl,o way. and made things Yer,
sspiif.;ao NOT only explaining AID 81
ssss , |, the method used. 6ut ureina
M ). Instructed 10 do, that III food
~ : -, s = saved and noss sllows'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1917-08-07

Primary
MARY ). Cummings. South Paris.
Paris Hill
Edna N. Cummings. Paris.
Biscoe- .
Gertrude 8. Taber. Canton. Mass.
Porter
LILLIAN 1. Day, Bryant's Pond.
Hollow
sDoris 7: Buck, BuckHeld.
Shows Falls
sThelma Vsrrill. West Paris.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-14

cri1einngcn. gl6er cine riNiige
&oritellln0 Oappn fonaten bisber ooh
mir oic Nfeni6en 6aben, Die Is nit
crlebt bnben. 0ier iie6t man nun
5im critcnmol nit eieenen 9Iilgem
lpic Der arieg ouf Dem Nleer 0urdgc-
iiibrt miro. lln0 5lpdr dbt in einen
ogemu1ten" 6iImucrf, iouoern Die
bitoriibe @irflidfeit.
Grlt Die 9luSia6rt Ser oNl0uc" bel
bapegtcr Gee: ni1ts nls Gin 8lid ms
leere Nleer 6inouS, ober oo1 10 oui.
regen0, Dab man ib beinabe einbil.
Den fonute, icciranf 81 weroen. Damn
8ege9mlngcn nit nclItrolen umO
ieinOliden Shiiien, i6r 9ln6olten
Olr6 Slntiprud ooer aononeniduB.
9lb uno 81 miro ein nelltraler 0am-
pier mieoer ireigelanen Soingegen
linO ole eugll1en m0 iran5olii6en
i6rem SAididl ueriallen ais bepaif.
nete Sonoels6ampfer oOer Er6ger
BON 9anmuaore. O}an ertennt iepei-
len ole &anone am @ed gang 0elltli6.
Ole Wannidait miro auf 0en 9ooten
entiernt uno an @oro genonmen,
Damn ole Sdiiie geiprengt. @inmal
mar ole Sprengwirtung 81 gering, 10
OoB nod Elm Gorpeoo abgegeben mur.
oe man lic6t i6n aus oem 2ancier.
robr binausiollien ~, Damn Ole gSir-
filng Der @rploiion an Der Sdiiis-
mano an elmer lmgcbcuren @aIler.
i1ille. IS i6merSt in tieiiter Seele,
al oieie i90ncn S1ifie imterae6en
81 iebcn: Ole Segler in miredlter Sa-
ee, Die N}oitipiben 5ulebt; Die Dam-
pier ri9ten iid gemo6nlib i'm leBten
@loment nabe3u ienfredt aiii 10 oaB
Oos cine gnoe nod einigc NIeter ii6cr
Die g8oiierilGcbc 6inousroet. sSn bic
len @lomcnten ge6t Gin b0rbarer
S1mer5cnsruf orrb 0ie bemegtc 3l.
i1ouermenge. aQian fraat lib: muB'
te oas iein2
@liidli1eripeiie cntroaeu iicb aiid
meniger oeprimireuoe 9iloer. Ca
5cigt 3. .. cines Oen Captain Der
,Nl0me~ ilnO cineu engliiAen Sole
gen III 6eitercm @eiprGc6, lnmittel.
bar nah oerGericntin9 ieiner Bred.
nodibire". s. i9ehnt Dem GneldnOer
oemnod nidt einmaI ie6r 81 Screen
gc9angcn 5u ieiu ieOeuioaS irelIt
CT ii6 ieines oercttetcn Scbcns.
N}au moge MIR cines miinlben;
BOB nit ieoern torpcOirten S9iii Gin
poor Cilbeno &rieGSbeber lntcrge6eu
miirOenl Gieieu @iitipribern oaer
gIotionaIit1tcn, Die cine oerniiniiiec
&eritdnoigun5 Scr &olter INNER mic-
ser ocreitcln, Oenen m0bte man germ
Gin Gro6 gonren ailf tieiitem @leereS.
grltn0l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-14

n9ropo, ,mein @obn. on mabft min
oIle Gbre, penn Ou Dem groBen Ben.
gel tiihtia ems o'raiiigicbItl g9cS.l
baIb bobt ibr euh Oenn eieentlih ge.l
bauen2"
Der Seerl bat bcbouptet, itb idbcI
genau 70 ans tpie 0u-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-14
ScrmiIdIte gInieioeu.
@adarS.

KNduru.
Separtemcut ae6raMdJter glutUmObiIC,
3-8S @ndaro @afaaiere 9baetou
3-5s Qa6GrS I laRaaicre fcnrino Gar,
t0--3O Yadnro Hnhaaicrc Mnn0bDmt,
1i-]S 0icrcc NrrDiu . Hniinaicre Tunr.
inn Gar.
1915 premicr %niiancre Spurna Gar.
1914 Gnotlinc 3 Eniiaaicrc SoMring 0nr.
1917 Nnpncs Yai01lere Sonriua Gar.
SiS SSamS xdleaasSS SGrSS %SSOsGr Gar
1916 NDaImerS Wiaitcr cir gaHaaiere
S1uriua Gar,
Pile obeuoenauien 9luiomobile iino ir Die
Nhlicierung bcreit
@beHio cine sli1abI bon gebrndDteii 2ali'
gluioS.
@SadarO MotOr Gar 6O. Of Baltimore.
Gdares.Gh. uub Nlt. OluNaINOC.
(cMli9-t5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-14

Radarb. i35 s3.ib0 i25 50 100
/. @adnt0 Wist0r 0D. Di Baltimore" 0borleBs
Gfcabe nno VT Aobalslueuie
Garpn, bic pUpnldre 0nr, $30h linb $50.
,MlarTel N.ntlle Co.," Wnta9e i4J8 14i0
glorb'0barlec Strahe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-14

EIumbing, GurnnccS, Aanaes nne
Scicn. 1ah0edeu lmo Hinneu.
gemneu Bros, bz3 Observation-Disclosures
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-14
sunnennnf. nnO ltnteraama.
Tlmt6.
gSSetteransiidlten.

Sir MorDlono uno Den 0iitrift
Columbia beute flor, Diellei1t @e'
mitter, liiolide @inoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-14
9Satent gImp1lte.

Gbmln r. GanmelS Nehi6mnli; 9oienit. 0aas
bells 1hnemduslL gerIausre1le. W'drUlanb
Iufi M1lloU0.
G6apll ", sergnlnu. 1io--tl7 Cam euilblna
1S,idbri0e 0riubunO.
g. 8. 4 VI. & 0oiUnr6 an Continental Hlpa
4ralil3lren feit 1872 erl0lareb Ia baltimore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-14


1tcbcrfnBr @abe am Sreitag, Den 10.
9ns geItcrn @orgci S. 81. Gogcr,
9lufieber oes Geiorts oes Sol. Sim.
mel am WIorleD Greet, IN bic Stoot
fu6r INN Ginfdilfe 5u moheu iparn-
ten mobImeineuoc Sreinoe i'm to
Doriidtia at ieih, Ocnn cs lei SSreituG
lm6 nod 0o5ll Scr 10. Goger lodte,
o6cr ais er in Der EoIi5eiitaiion 6lt
8rooflDn inter Ser S[niduloiglng
ocs riidlihtsloiell 6obrens fir elm
beute Itott5u6obcnoes @er60r feltee.
bolton muroc. mar Oos 2o6cu aus
ieiuenI @eiibte peridwunocn unO cr
betoiite, 0oB cr in 3ufltnft Dem 9iotDc
icincr Grelinoe folget iueroe. auuun
mar CT ouf Der Sobrt nod Dem mitt'
lcrcn StaottbeiIc 0oltimorc's an Scr
GroB .5troBc ongclougt. iiberhlbr CT
nit ieinem g(utomobil cine Gobe. oie
nor ibm 0ie StroBe freu5en mollte.
9luf ser &iidio1rt, ols CT ooS 8roof-
lDner GuOe Ser 2igbtitroBen'grjide
crreidte, coGliOirte ieinc Dloidine mit
Dem g(uto Oes 6. s. 9Repenbmf ilm,
bon 9}r. 8t4, observation-disclosures uno
beioe @efGbrte ipuroeu ltorf beibd.
oiat. Bol5eidef $rwin perboitete
Goger iuo nobntibn nod Der Foli.
ociItotion no Yoli8eiridter Seotee ion
fir oos beutige @erb6r freilieB. Ga-
ger peridwor iid bod uno t6euer,
DoB er ME mieoer am 49, menn er
duf einen 6reitag fdlt, oos 9lito
aus ieinem Stale" nebmeu weroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-14
eiiin0lidIe aempcrainr,

9liS Den iibrigen BlnOes-gYettcr'
beo6a6tings Siationen wurOen ole
iolaenOen b06iten Eemperuturen, Die
Tim s ll6r geitern 9l6eno berri6ten
heriAtet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-14

Sfup'crihnlicOe lmo YlmbcrS.
Sum oubcu, 1894 EhamrS.Ghane. g. a y.
lclepbnn. Wolfe 1902
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-14

ltnbraudborer goIIoit.
.g9uS 1T "a I'M aon5ertionl los,
ocrEl imOrdngcn Sie Qnnlen olle
&roium?"
.Ah, Der SlapierpirMoie MAG
..orgcn ins GelO 49,. IA pcrtbsilt cr
.qte slm abihien ieinp iGmuuIi@en
2odeni1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-14
1ruterhoItnua .gSco,uciIcr.
,,6ippubrome" 8auoeoiae uno @aHoelbiloe
uNictoria Sauoepue uno geanoelbiloer.

0innnhranen-N -Nait6eniIe mn gRau0eIbil0er.
"Siefnria1mJSnuSepiIie ,iuS 9QanSeibiIoer.
"9,;ser S,ien VarfS w SSoIi6 Gonserfe nuo
ouocre 5ltirnffiopen
'Nop shcrea ~ 5doIid, @ou1erte uno anoe,e
11nterhnIff,fnen
O,,uhnn SofH - q6oIih 0nu0ebiue NH
nu6erc iinterh0Itrnopr
onltn,neon gari" - g1olih Iauoebieue
S6is uli0 oftoere ilnterbalfiftioen
',SermSnnis 9ariH, geIair SicaS - 9doIld
O!a,henille G}ulif mn goma
yn1drfer. wv TSafid, tsrn,rfonen her gau,
nier G9,,iie~
NV O"s,c wicir,n rSor,h 0,oh,nittooss sf5rf,trs
Gop,en o,soe,,om,uen SnnntooS
H""''" ""-N'"'"'''" O'"'''"a1'
f,,,,,.rt Ia, oac,,ersar Wor,n
Dos gro"SSu,m g t"' IN Sns S"n3srf he's itaots
fbcn rbespern unte2 pi,S gefSna Ses Wroi
SgniieI' SelSmann i'm Satterion 4orfS 6enie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-14

8aumoterialien, &biireM 6eniter.
rabmen, 21ocn, etc.
Sae. y, aphcr 4 GD., ilB-ii7 enb,5seoerld
Girdbe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-14

rcicn lno Welliiael3iidterei.
GrlITlt1 1nrurr So. 2O5 Moyo,adu Cir ma
800 gUrO iNnD Sr.
Shc Wifner a. Gtlher Co., 80 NiOU lrnhe
bellifDeS Gamenlelhdfi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-14

$rltt@onpa1nien.
.sale pspom ano xrnR 0ompnub". is eoutA.
Elrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-14
8nnOcs-9epartement fir 2auOpirtb'
Idaft-Wetter 8nreau,
Ncridt Scs NaItimOrc @etfer6nrcans

Der 8eubtigteitsgeDalt Der &nit
mar 81 9Sro5ent Inn 8 ll6r Nlorgens
lnO 81 Yro3ent INN 8 llbr 9lbenOs.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-13
GREEK GAMBLERS
HELD TO COURT
Men Charged With Fleeing Another
OF over $500 Given Hearings
Yesterday Afternoon,

Squire Lee F. Dobbs yesterday af-
ternoon held Mike Thomas and George
Samaratzis. Greeks, 10 the grand jury,
after hearing in which a gambling
house in the Greek colony was inves-
ttgated.
1t was in Il game in which they are
said 10 have been The manipulatorS
that a third Greek few nights ago
is declared to, have been tleeceu Of
more than S4O0.
Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Carl
G.. Bachman was assisted in conduct
ing the case for the State by Captain
John S. Ritz. representing the Greek
who claims 70 have been fleeced. At
torney A. L. Sawtelle represented the
defendants.
= Squire Dobbs demanded bond in The
sum of $500 Of each Of the prisoners,
They furnished the bond and were re-
leased. The men were arrested -
Detective Dave Cleary.
RIchland Gamblers Held.
Nick Luferto, a Richland coffee
house proprietor. was held 10 the
grand jury by Squire D. A. LuteS. of
Warwood, on a charge Of operating Il
gambling house, and is Greeks who
were caught playing in the place were
held to court under bonds of 800
each. The place was raided Sunday
night by Constable R, Brogan and
Deputy Sheriffs Phil Bachman and Ed
Biea