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GGMLAICO NUNZIO, Proprietario
Pane Fresco alla Francese
Square loaf - Rye bread - Cakes - Pie
Si eseguiscono ordinazioni di paste dolci per
sposalizi, battesimi, ecc.
COMPRATE IL NOSTRO PANE
E RISPARMERETE GANARO
PULIZIA ESATTEZZA PUNTUALITÀ'
Succursale: COLVER - Cambria County
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* Scarpe da ragazzi
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bianche, blue e gialle
a 25 e 50 soldi al paio.
Scarpe da bambini, con
suolejll cuoio 50c, 75c.
Scarpe per ragazze
SI,OO, $1,25, $1,45
Scarpe per giovanette $1,50 $1,75 $2,00
Scarpe solide allacciate da ragazzi 98c.
Scarpe solidissime per ragazzi $1,25, $1,50 $2,00
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ilrom the face of the earth, with no
fiace left of any human being, it
.prill take months, in all probabili-:
■fer, to take full toll of the upheav
'Jt
gl.
As telephone, telegraphic anil
traffic communications are gradu-1
*ly restored, the tales of sorrow i
*re rolling in upon the authorities
lawre in such measure that even the
most ardent relief activity can
scarcely cope with the situation,
ft seems now that the effect of the
pbock in Rome, great though it
Pl&s slight in comparison to
fiie result in the province to the
Korth, the east and the south. Na
jples felt the shock and far to the
jqprth Florence and Bologna quiv
ered in their turn.
In the district surrounding Sul
n.ona, southeast of Aquilla, there
was extensive damage done and
■dimerous victims are reported.
fThe towns of Popoli, Roecaeasale,
Ralano, Vittorito, Pentina, Prato
1A Poligna, Prezza, Roccapia, Pot
ilorano, Anversa and other places
j*re in ruins. Scano sends word
of 20 dead and many hurt, with
t fiie probability of the casualties
increasing. Village has been al
most leveled and Frattura is
scarcely in existence now
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spedisce danaro col miglior cambio del giorno.
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List of Letters
Remaining uncalled for in the In
diana postoffice January 9, 1915:
Kate C. Andre, Miss Mary By
ers, Miss Anna Clark, Miss Helen
Davis, Mrs. Sarah Fleming, Mrs.
Samuel Henry, 11. R. Johnston.
Mrs. S. L. Kinter, John Lydick.
(13th street), Miss Teellie Mcllen
ry, Andrew McNary, Robert Me
i'helney, Mrs. Mary Peddicord.
Miss Luella Stahlschmidt, C. E.
Stears, Paul Stucjiul.
When inquiring for letters in '
this list please state that they wer;
this list, please state that they'
were advertised, giving date.
HARRY W. FEE, P. 51 ;
A Suicide Just After
Engagement Is Public
V, illiam Hart, thirty-nine whose
engagement to Miss Mary Speedy,
i daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clark
: Speedy, of Conemaugh township,
j Indiana county, was announced a
j fortnight ago, committed suicide
in the basement of the store which
he conducted with his brother
John Ilart, of Clarksburg. The
Hart family is one of the best
known families in the southwest
ern part of Indiana county. 11l
health is believed to have been the
cause. Hart's body was found
hanging in the basement of the
store by his brother.
Octogenarian Is
Dead Near Indiana.
William Pearson, aged eighty
two, a native of England, died at
the home of his son, William, Jr.,
Wednesday following a stroke of
apoplexy. For a number of years
he resided at Indiana. In addition
to the son at whose home he died
he is survived by the following
children: Mrs. James Jones, of
Iselin; Mrs. David Jones, of Mor
ris Run; Mrs. Clark Henry, of
Cumberland; Mrs. William Lewis
and John Pearson, of Windber.
and Frank Pearson, of Chicago.
Indiana Veteran Is
Suddenly Stricken
Jacob Ilarshberger. seventy-six.
who served during the Civil war
in Company G, One Hundred and
Fifth regiment, P. V. 1., is dead at
suddenly stricken with apoplexy
1 is home in Indiana, having been
on Wednesday. He is survived by
three sons, Elmer, of orth Mahon-1
ing township; William, of Greens
burg, and Alvey, at home, and by
three sisters. Mrs. Andrew Gailey.
of Indiana; Mrs. Aaron Thomas,
of Holsopple, and Mrs. Leali Ed
minston, of Ruffsdale. On Tuesday
Mr. Ilarshberger was a pallbear
er at the funeral of a comrade.
George Hamilton.
Evening Papers Advance.
All the Pittsburg evening pa
pers, Chronicle Telegraph, Leader.
Press and Sun. will be two cents a
copy, instead of one cent, after
February 1. The raise is made nee
essarv by the constant increase in !
the expense of publishing newspa
pers.
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Mail Carrier Injured.
Israel Fleming, of Indiana, a ru
ral mail carrier, was seriously in- 1
jured at the Metz farm in Center
township, when his horse became
frightened at a dog which leaped
over the fence and made a dash
for the carrier's rig. The horse
v\ as badly hurt and the buggy de
molished.
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