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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1918-03-05
ABOUT CABLEGRAMS

The government has made the
wise provision of having all soldiers
going to France sign cards addressed
to their homes. When the transport
ships reach the port of destination a
cablegram is sent telling of the safe
arrival. This releases all the signed
cards which are sent on their mission
carrying the good news to the loved
ones at home. Parents and friends
of the boys need have no fear when
ever the boys leave for ''over there, y
but thai YOU would be notified at once
of their safe arrival. One cablegram
will release the cards. No soldier is
allowed to send a cablegram but
Uncle Sam will do it for him.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1918-03-05
FORMER STUDENT
PROMOTED
Graduate of Normal Made Head Clerk
at Camp Pike

Joseph W. Pope of Wausau, who is
with the contingent of Marathon
county selects now in training at
Camp Pike, Little Rock, Arkansas, has
been made head clerk at regimental
headquarters. The young man is a
graduate of the State Normal school
in this city, class of 1917.
''The weather has been exceptional
ly splendid during the last week, y
Pope writes in letter to a friend.
''The weather we have experienced re-
minds one of the good old June days
of the north. l have made several
trips through the foothills of the
Ozarks and the scenery is certainly
as beautiful as Harold Bell Wright
describes it"-Stevens Point Journal.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1918-03-05

Mrs. Frances Zastrow has been
granted a divorce from her husband,
Carl Zastrow, of the town of Ham
burg, in circuit court during the past
week. Mr.. and Mrs. Zastrow some
years ago were residents of this city.
The plaintiff was also given the care
and custody of their minor child; and
also the defendant was ordered 70 pay
$1,000 monthly for the maintenance
of the plaintiff and child.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1918-03-05
nespondeney Eue to CONSERVATION

Women often become nervous and
despondent. When this is due to con-
stipation it IS easily corrected by TAX
ing an occasional dose of Chamber
lain's Tablets. These tablets are easy
to take and pleasant in effect.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1918-03-05
RED CROSS CAMPAIGN

Another Red Cross campaign to
raise 500, ,000,Oo0 in the United States
will be started on May 9th and con-
tinue for one week.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1918-03-05
HENRY B. HUNTINGTON
LAW AND REAL ESTATE
Scott ST.. Opp. Court House. Wausau. Wis.
Over $500 Acres

of Fine Farming and Hardwood Lands for Sale in Marathon nc
and Taylor Counties, Wis.
Fine Residence Property Business Property Building Lots
and Acre Property for sale in the city.
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE SECURITY.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1918-06-01
COMBATTERE o LAVORRE

Combattere 0 lavorare y, que
sto I'ordine emesso dial Diparti-
mento della Guerra degli Stati u
niti agIi uomini di eta dai 21 al 81
ami.
[ boards local. di arruolamento
ricevettero tale notizia Lunedi ul-
timo. L'ordine andra in vigore il
primo di Giugno. ESQ signifca
che gil oziosi, / vagabondi coloro
che sono addetti a lavori non ne
cessari 0 motto leggieri debbOno
arruolarsi sotto lie armi O fare la
vori proficui.
Questo nuovo sistema colpisce i
giuocatori di mestiere, / camerieri,
! "Bartenders'', ! cosi detti al
tendants" del Clubs, - Hotels >
ed appartamenti, i servi di fami-
gil private, gil agenti salesman
ed i "Clerks del grandi magaz-
zini e degH stabiImenti mercanti-
H. Golpisce, inoltre, lutte le per-
some occupate in giuOchi, sports e
teatri, con pochissime eccezioni.
lie classification precedente-
mente fatte, a proposito di coloro
che hanno famigIia da sopportare,
sOno state interamente annullate
con la nuova legge. Un uomo che
pu6 trovarsi presentemente, ALA
fine della Classe 10 della Classe
4, avra un nuovo numero nelld
Classe / e sara arruolato immedia-
tamente sottO lie armi Sc non tro-
vera fare del lavOro utile.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1918-06-01
OFFERTE DI CONCESSIONI
RESPINTE DALLITALIA

81 aHerma che lAuSuia abba
fatta Important oferte Italia
per indurla al una pace separate.
Il governo itaGano 81 { atfretta-
to a respingerle.
La proposta dell Austria veme
provocato da tire motivi:
Secondo.-DalIe aumentate IN
terne dificoltd della monarchia.
Terso-Dal fatto che lAustria
teme 10 consequence dell 'accordo
concluso in Roma fra eli itahani
e eli iugo-slavi.
Tn alta autoritd ha detto:
LItalia non ascoltera aIcuna
proposta fatta dali Austria. Es-
sa continuera ! suoi preparativi
mihtari ed in pari tempo il suo
lavoro poHtico fra le nazionalitd
apprese, da cui 81 attendono fra
breve grandi risultati. "
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1918-06-01
La partenza dele re-
cIute per Camp Lee

Martedi scorso, col trenO dele
4.50 p. m; parti da questa staziO-
ne un treno zoppo di reclute-ol-
tire trecento-acclamate dial pin
alto entusiasmo dello popOlaziOne
lie vie erano affOllatissime SUI tut
ii gil edifici pubblici sventolavanO
lie bandiere degli Alleati. Parec-
chic musiche suonarono durante
la giornata marcie ed inni patriot
tici, mentre gruppi di partenti
cantavano a quarciagola il popo-
lare cover There" "
ALA staziOne, quando il trenO 81
mise in moto, lie musiche intOnaro-
no gli inni nazionai ed ashanti e
partenti gridarono: Viva Fame
rica, Viva | Italia, Viva gil Alleati.
Questo effetto di grata simpatia &
dovuto al fatto che gil Americani
son decisi, al pari degli AIIeati, a
Vincere la lotta.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1918-06-01
PRO CROCE ROssA

In Clymer la settimana scorsa e
stata tenuta in quel T9atro, una
riuscitissima recita in lingua in
glese, il cm ricavato ammontante
a $37500, E andato completamen-
te a beneficio della Croce RoSsa.
Suon6 la Banda Colonna e can
tarono della scelte canzoni il 81
gnor Sam Gallo da Indiana e la ST.
gnora Bongiovanni ira le ovazioni
del present.. La recita ottenne un
ottimO successO morale e finanzia-
rio, lasciando in tutti un grato RI
cordo.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1918-06-01

La bTra vjene manfaurata da ed d
unco pparato ngore Ordinate
d NDAN BEER dpportatiCe di omm benefci 6
che incontra gsto per sapoe quto Non
tem mai una acassaca Os
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1918-06-01
ITALIANI

Volete che il vostro denaro giUn-
ga presto allie Vostre famiglie in
Italia? Comprate vaglia garenti-
ii dall'American Express Com
pany, di cui il nostro connazionale
John B. De Saints e il solo agente
in Indiana, Pa; per la trasmissio-
ne di denaro con Vaglia POSTAL e
Telegrafci. Non dimenticate Pin
dirizzo. JOHN B. DE SAINTS,
Agente, 730 Phila St; Indiana,
Pa.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1918-06-01
PICCOLA POSTA

ABBONATO-La Marcia Reale
d Italia fu composta dial Maestro
Giuseppe Gabetti, che militare nell
la Banda Brigata Savoia, seppe
ottenere in breve tempo il posto ii
capO musica mel 10. Reggimento
della 1.o Brigata. Flu lui che un
giornO il SuO colonnellO. Ettore De
Somaz, per espresso desiderio di
Re Carlo Alberto, 81 rivolse per Ia
compOSizione di m limo, che pO-
tesse servire come salute ufficiale
dele pubbliche parate dele ceri-
monte militari. Veramente furo-
no due la marcie Scritte e presen-
tate dial maestro Gabetti al Re.
Quella scelta-che il maestro rite
IDeva memo degna-venne subito
con decreto del Ministero Villama-
rina ordinate come obbligatOria
lutte le musiche miIitari per le
pubbliche parate e funzioni. Cost
nacque la Marcia Reale; fatidica
marcia, che dali 'unO all 'altro ma
re rinvigorisce il forte, anima il
debOle, rassicura il tibutante per
la concorde meta luna pi6 forte
Italia.
IL Gabetti nacque in Torino da
famiglia Oriunda di Dogliani il )
Mario 1876. Seguendo la natura-
lie inclinaziOne piG che gil incOm-
pleti insegnamenti del tempo, sep
pc eccellere in breve tempo come
viOlinista, e perseverance riusci
scrivere musica lOdata, come mes
Sc, vespri, BALI. Questi furono rap
presentati anche al MassimO ii
Torino. DiVenne poi capomusica
del 10 Reggimento della 10 BrI-
gata. COngedatOsi 81 stabili con ia
famiglia La Nora, ridente pae-
Sc dele Langhe Piemontesi. owe
sacramento manc6 al vivi il .
Gennaio 1862 Ia La Nora nell A
gosto 1899, pc T concorde voIanCa
del pOpolo di Umberto 10, veniva
inauguratO Un bustO marmoreO al
maestro Gabetti con alata epigra-
fe dettata da Michele Goppino.
che fnisce cosi:
& la Musa gil cant6 mel cuore
cammina stripe cara al fati
cammina Re!
sui passi tuoi 81 rizzeran le gent
la tua Marcia Reale
sara l'inno della Resurrezione
c. COLELLA-Ma state pro
prio sentire a quello che vi dice
l'ignorantello di avvocato? Ma
non sapete che buona parte dele
persone assennate 10 ritengono u
na spiga di granturco Iunga -
centimetri? Appunto l'aItro gior
no I'm ebreo ne decantava i merritt
giuridici fra lie. risa di tanti buon-
temponi. Lasciate che spanda
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1918-06-01
NUOVA TARIFFA TRAMVIA-
RIA

La Compagnia ramyiarla dai
nome Indiana County Street Car
Ry," ha stabilize una nuova tariff
ia di prezzi per passeggieri e per
le merci che andra in vigore il q
Giugno prossimo. Non sappiamo
ancora le singole cifre di aumen-
to sui trasporti, siamo cert per6
che / passeggieri dovranno pagare
6 soIdi per ogni transito di IONA.
IL MEMORIAL DAY"
Anche in Indiana il Memorial
Day" e state commemorate de
gnamente con una parata, discOrsl
ecc. Durante la giornata un vero
pelIegrinaggio di popolo 81 rec6 nei
diversi Cimiteri a deporre fiori sui
Ie tombe del trapassati.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1918-06-01
PRIGIONIERI ITALIANI RE.
STITUITI DALI AUSTRIA

COMO, 16-Questa mattina con
un treno della Croce RoSSa SonO
giunti 3OS prigionieri, fra cui una
trentina di ufficiali, restitmti daI-
IAustria per la maggior parte
ammalati.
lie autorita civil militari di
lIilano di Como, accorse ALA sta
zione, prodigarono largamente
soccorsi e conforti al prigionieri
parecchi di questi vemero ira
sportati subito all 'ospedale di Co.
mo, gil altri proseguirOno per Ner-
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1918-06-01
Motif di spirito

-Niente di pid falso ,-esclamd
con un sorriso infernale I'mcor-
reggibiIe Centpelle-tanto { vero
che Sc vdoi far presa sui cuore di
una bella ragazza, le fai l'occhio
di triglia.
Tn professOre di zooIogia,
nell 'aprire m volume, trova su u
na pagina iIlustrata-scusata-
ma cimice.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1918-06-01

-Cwiosa .-eSclama il professo-
re disuatto.-Come mai questo IN
setto 81 troya qm ira j mammife-
ri2
I'm tenente di artigieria in pro
cinto di partire per una breye Ii
cenza si presenta al generate T..
per salutarIo, Menue il tenente
sta Sull 'attenti. il generate 10 SQua-
dra da capo a piedi.
Lei { tenente di artigieria2
-Eccellenza. 81.
Sc lei tenente di artigHeria, sa-
pra bene la mathematical,
Ma. eccellenza...
La deve saperel Dica dunque
quanto ia dodici piu otto2.. Dica
pure, quanto ia dodici pid otto?
VENT.
-Benissimo; yenti piu sci?
-Ventisei.
-Dodici per lie spalline fuori
d 'ordinanza, otto per la sciabola
non ucidata, sci per colletti trop-
20 alti, fanno ventisei giorni d ar
resto.. Vada purel
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1918-06-01
AttraVers0 la Contea G Dint0rni

frottole, un giorno o l I'altro reaEz-
zera queI che in effetti {. Noi gil
faremo sempre allie calcagiai; indi-
vidui simiIi meritano di essere
Tattati con la corda al colo col
tamburo nellie mani.
+. BLIZZI-AI prossimo hume
70. Recatevi in ufficio per ricevere
la traduzione dello Statute.
IN NATTO-Una sola via per
vol: al Manicomio.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1918-06-01
Old False Teeth wanted
DON'T MATTER IF BROKEN

DON'T MATTER IF BROKEN.
We pay up to Is dollars per set.
Also cash for Old Gold, Silver and
broken Jewelry Check sent by
return mail. Goods held 10 days
for sender 5 approval Of our offer.
Mazer's Tooth Speciality, Dept. 4,
2OO7 S. 9TH ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
(6-29)
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1918-06-01
SUICIDA PER AMORE

LECCE, 13-Ad Uginto, la gio-
Vane ventenne Mauramati Stella,
per dispiaceri di amore 81 suicida-
va con una Soluzione di fosforo.
In un crocchio d 'amici 81 discute
della superiorita morale fsica
dell'uomo, in confronto degli al
tri ANIMAL. Sapientelli chiude IL
ma sua dotta dissertazione:
E che dire dell'occhio? Mes
sun occhio al monde pu6 vantare
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1918-05-22
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the
County Board Of commissioners Of
l.arrcns County, 5. c., will, or Thurs
day the 9Th day Of june, 1918, at the
hour OF ten o'clock s. NJ. at laurens.
s. c.. at the Supervisors Office. re-
ccivc bids for tie erection Of build
im.s or buildings for patporS at the
connty NOR G.rnJ Tie county will
fIruish DHjlding Sfnatcyjals, the con-
tractor 10 furnish all LABOR. tools and
appliances forf doing the work All
bids to b" n writing end to be filed
With the clerk Of ,be. board on or be-
fore he iernsfTfod date. bids to be
accompanied by a certified check Of
Fifty Dollars as guarantee that bidder
W. within ten days, if successful.
execute written contract and give sat
isfactory bond for the performance of
same. II case bid is rejected check
will be returned. Plans may be seen
at the Supervisors odive. The right is
reserved 10 reject any or all bids. Bid
d2rs must satisfy the board oF thoir
ability 10 perform the contract
~ order Of the Board
u. r. HUMBERT,
ii-3t-A Supervisor
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1918-05-22
Tho auInlne That Docs No, Affect the Head

Because Of its tonic and laxative cHcct, IAXA.
TIVE BROMO QUiNINE is better than ordinary
Quinine and does not cause nervousness nor
ringing in head. Remember the tuii name and
took for the signature Of L. W. G&cVE!. 30c
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1918-05-22

ira, Will be a number Of the original
cast from the Casino theatre, New
York, where the company holds tho
prize record Of Il three.ycar run. Only
In the largest cities Of the country has
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1918-05-22

"The Chocolate Soldier" greatest of
oil modern light operas, will be pre-
sented on the fifth night Of the Hc,ii
path Chautauquu here this season. In
4he company Of 80, including orches.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1918-05-22
" Oulrum.
REORGANIXE THE
ARMY AIR SERVICE

Air Service is Entirely Separated by
the President from Signal Corps.
John u. Ryan is Given Full Legal
Status.
Washinaton May eorganiza.
ton Of III" army air service was com
plctcd today by President Wilson as
his first act under the law permitting
him to rcadjust government depart.
mcnts for the war. In an executive
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1918-05-22

"Ihc Chocolate Soldier" been offered
before, and it is only through Rcdpath
prestige and influence that the rights
have been secured for the Rcdpath
Deluxe ChautauQua circuit
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1918-05-22

The American Red Cross is the largest and
most efficient organization for the relief Of suf
fering that the World hl5 seen
1T Is made up almost entjrcy Of volunteer
workers, the higher executives being without
exception men accustomed to large affairs, who
are in almost all cases giving their services
without pay.
1t Is supported entirely by its membership
fees and by voluntary contributions.
1t is today bringing relief to suffering hn-
manty, both military and civil, in every War
torn allied country.
1t plans tomorrow to help in the work Of
restoration throughout the world.
New-York tribune., 1918-09-28
Engagement Ring
Puts Girls i'm Jail
Former Fiancee of Sailor Held
With Sister for Loss of
Diamond

Not so long ago Miss Ida Heller was
picturing her happiness as the bride
of Isaac Cohen. To-day she is Ian
gushing in Ludlow Street Jail, as the
result of action taken by Cohen, who
is now in the United States Navy.
Miss Heller and her sister. Mrs. Lilly
Halpert, were arrested yesterday by
Deputy Sheriffs Eisenstein and Coyle
on commitment signed by Justice
Van Siclen because of their failure to
return a $3.50 engagement ring which
Cohen gave Miss Heller and demanded
back when he called off the engage
ment to enlist
Cohen sued to get back his diamond
ring. Judgment was taken, and Miss
Heller was examined as to the where
abouts of the ring. She said she gave
it to her sister, Mrs. Halpert. The lat
ter. when examined, said the ring was
lost during fire in her home.
Justice Faber gave the sisters three
days i'll which to make restitution.
They failed, and the issuance of the
commitment followed The judgment,
with costs and disbursements, now
amounts to $500. Miss Heller and Mrs.
Halpert must stay in Jail until they
pay that amount.
New-York tribune., 1918-09-28
Stacker Money Useless
If War Is Not Won,
Wilson Appeal Says

DRESlDENT WILSON has sent an
Il appeal to the people of America
asking for liberal subscriptions to
the Fourth Liberty Loan. Tho let
ter follows:
The White House.
Washington.
Again the government comes to
the people Of the country with the
request that they lend their money,
and lend 1t upon a more liberal
scale than ever before, in order
that the great war for the rights
of America and the liberation of
the world may be prosecuted with
ever-increasing vigor to a victori-
Gus conclusion.
And it makes the appeal with
the greatest confidence. because it
knows that every day it is becom-
ing clearer and clearer to think
ing men throughout the nation
that the winning of the war is an
essential investment. The money
that is held back now will be of
little use or value if the war is
NV WI dIu CiiS cclliou IthStcIS VI
Germany are permitted to dictate
what America may and may not do.
"Men in America. besides, have
from the first until now dedicated
both their lives and their fortunes
to the vindication and maintenance
of the great principles and objects
for which our government was set
up. They will not fail now to show
IA. lAI
was intended.
"WOODROW WILSON,"
New-York tribune., 1918-09-28
What Is Your "Jonah" Word ?

Nearly every one has somc special
word which he mispronounces. Have
YOU? The writer always tries to avoid
the word "plcbeian." through an alb
surd desire to put the accent on the
first syllable, as in "plcbiscitc."
laugh went round Il room once
when young man referred to ships
"bo." and u woman debating came to
grief over the word "cptome." to which
she gave but three syllables instead
of it's rightful four.
But how about the governcss who
told her little pupils all about the
"aborijecns" of Australia? The writer
was one of the little pupils. and it
made an indelible impression. "Jejune"
is always tricky. "Asprant" is worry
ing, too, until you learn that the accent
may be on the first or the second syl
liable.
OF course. you know how to pro
nounce Macpherson, Mackenzie and
machinery. Perhaps the last word
caught you mapping, ough-unlcss
you arc zoo old bird! London An
swer:.
New-York tribune., 1918-09-28
DEATHS

hAFP-On Wednesday, September % ,.,.
Sarah. widow Of Ferdinand Kapn = asB
services will be held at her late saera
81 south 18th av.. Mount Vernon ~ e
On saturday, September 28. 1918 y. l.,
.. m. Ao' az 3
daughter of John and Mary + H. seio.sd
neral from her late residence fsss tc-
18th st. Brooklyn on Saturday "a s.as.
PER 20 at y :aO a. NJ thence 10 81. Tbosant-
hauinas's X. c. Church. where a .1anlas salnas
requiem mass will be celebrated. ''saa
LAsNDRiNE-On Scptember &c. 1919
Iec Troy. N, y y, Margaret A.: daughter ), .
neral services Sunday. September % 20 ~ r.
o'clock. at her late residence. Ns,sss Ma, az
av., haywood. ". J. wood
LANG-On Wednesday. September * ,o,,
0harles f., beloved husband Of ISN, A
belcher Lang. in his 47th year. PunsnrEy'
FIJI ssayices @ at bis late residence. sio W..
Iozd St, Saturday afternoon. Septernb., ).
LOEWENSTEIN-F Fanny. on Wesns<d.
ternoon. the 25th ut her resjdencs o.
haitian Square Hotel. after :, linye-;s sisn' an
ness; Fanny. wife of Semund and mo nao,sa- "
of Harriet d. Loewengtein. "''ae'
MABEN-On Thursday. September 2s ,a,s
Spencer NJ Maben,. in his 3sth year. ~ -
G,s. 1e.ai services at bis late residence 2ss
Snpk.-
Der 30, at p. m Funeral private e''e1'
PARET-Suddenly. on Thursday ssn..-,
70. 1913. at Lehighton. Penn, Henri uSTc W.,
our Paret, Of Greenwich, Conn /, ",' VI
ooth year of his age. Funeral se--;. we
Christ Church. Broadway and 71st ~ ~
MONDAY. September 80. at 10 oclo.n VI
Please omit flowers 0eiocs.
REEVE-On Thursday, September 9s ,o,.
S;t'. r; rne nome nome OF her daughter in New Yaf
d..
iate Captain Joseph y. Reeve, in hsr 81. ~.
year. Funeral private 'is'
kOBBINS-William. jr. 25th ;ns. "a.
short illness. Notice of funeral heresf.a.ve .ave'
ROBINSON-O September 2e. 1919 NJ,
r., aged II years, of 351 st. Nicholas .,s .T
Notice of funeral later. sS'
SELZNER-On Thursday. September os :
ms 44th year. Arthur Selzner. beloved II H.. .n
band of Helen. Funeral private ''eu nus
sMITH-on Thursdas September 2s. ,s,s
Mary Freeman, widow of the Rev ~ 70
Smith. at her residence, Corcornn NJ = l.
Mount Vernon. N. Y. A-'H0''
STOW-At White Plains. N. Y s~n...,
%, Mary, beloved wife of George r c.
funeral and iaterment at Carmel n NS"v.
Saturday. September 2s. A. l.
WALkER-Suddenly, on September % ,o,s
Jesse. husband of Ida A. Walker a. - -
residence. 1902 Ditmas av.. Brooklyn, M.
tice of funeral hereafter fo
"EilNRIB-suddenly, September %. Herb.,
Wen1;b Weinr;b' ased 5s IT, beloved son of Morris
Irene Mayer. Louis Weinrib. Jans ST.
Anna and Martha Funeral private NA'"
WEIR~At Hague, N. Y, Septerohs- .,
Mary Badgley. aged 69 beloved wife ~
l,r. Robert F. Weir. Interment private ~
Woodlawn. Saturday, September % Sra.
ciai tram leaves Grand Central Station =.
IL o'clock. Track 80 '''" d.
of William NJ. and Alice NJ Vb;dSan 'n eun
denly Wednesday morning of pneurnona sSs-
at Massachusetts Cereal Hospital. Bosfon'
SeS7lces at Forest Hill Cemeter,s Cbsnei
Boston. Friday. September II, Ia.