AAAA AAAA AAAAAAJAAAAAAAAAA WTWv wvwv WvWT WvwT WTWv • WWW | WE DO FINE * I BOOK and JOB PRINTING | | TRY US! | VOLUME II —No. 48 BKJRDERED BY FELLOW COUNTRYMEN Joe Eemanuski, of Ernest, Was Thrown Over Railing to Street Joe Remanuski, aged 27, a min er of Ernest, this county, was killed Monday evening in a fight. It is alleged that Enoch Busavich and William Crivis of the same boarding house, picked Remanus ky up and Threw him backwards over the porch railing. He alight ed on his head, breaking his neck, and dying instantly. All three men arc Lithuanians. The drop from the porch is about 12 feet. The fight was the result of a drunken brawl. The j two alleged slayers were arrested in their boarding house during the night. Officers found them in bed with their clothes on apparently in expectation of slipping away - before daybreak. They w r ere brought to Indiana about 4 o'clock in the morning by Constable Wil liam North and Special Officer Fred Sherer and committed to the Indiana county jail by Squire J. A. Crossman. WESTMORELAND UMBER TRACT iS TRr.NTI EKED D. F. Rinn, Indiana, and A. H. Lingenfelter, Punxsutawney, have purchased three tracts of timber land in Westmoreland county. The land was purchased from the Shaw and McKown heirs and is between Greensburg and Apollo. The tract contains about 2,500,000 feet of timber. TRAIN IS BLOWN OP; 80 KILLED Laredo, Tex., Nov. 25.—Eighty persons were reported killed in the dynamiting of a train on th 3 National lines of Mexico between Tampico and Monterey on Novem ber 23, aceoridng to advices reach ing here tonight. There was no official confirmation from any Mexican government official. Thieves at BiaElick Blacklick, Nov. 26.—Detectives are again being kept busy by thieves who have invaded the railroad yards. Much merchan dise has been taken away in the last week or so. A number of ar rests were made recently. List of Letters Remaining uncalled for in the In diana office November 20, 1195: Miss Bertha B. Badgley, Mr. James Benner, Miss Pearl Brink, j Mrs. A. P. Bluff ton, Mrs. Rufus A . Crawford, Nelson Cribbs, Fred Fitzgerald, Miss Anna Fluke ! Fratz Gnohne, Mrs. Annie Land _ man, Mrs. J. C. Mack, Miss Myr tle Miller, Mr. D. J. Morris, *4 i Kinsbuiy Perrv. Miss Wilmina! . Stucki, Katy Trimzo, Harry White. When inquiring for letter this list please state 11 a icy twere adve ti el. giving ; •' -Y w. i--:. .1 THE PA TRIOT I CITY CHILDREN LEARN HOW TO CULTIVATE SOIL. _ ~ ■ ' ' ~~ "r-r—- 1 | - , ti/'. i - ' : 1 "/> V/yy '< V, ... ■... . f 5# ,:gi A-. - | I : f I * ■ I Photo hy American Press Association. At the Betsy Hood playground. Brooklyn, the girls are given a small plrt of ground on which they grow nu merous kinds of vegetables. ■ j PIM MINERS STRIKE FOR WAGE RAISE Punxsutawney, Pa., Nov. 26.--- Seven hundred members of the United Mine Workers of America at the Adrian and Florence mines of the Rochester & Pittsburg Coal and Iron Co. declined to work on Monday after a demand for an in crease in the leading scale had been refused by the company. The refusal of the company to grant the increase is based on the state ment that the contract does not expire until April 1, which covers the demand in question. Thiers "Borrow" Horse i Heilwood, Nov. 26—A horse was stolen from the barn of Wesley Askins. A note was pinned on tlm barn door and read: "We borrow ed the horse. Will return him in a week." " Ballon has long uip A toy balloon sent up by Stan ley Hastings, of MeConnellsburg. 0., made a long journey for so frail a craft. The lad's balloon was found on the farm of Jacob France, 14 miles southwest of In ( diana, in perfect condition. He has notified the boy of the find and has offered to return the bal loon to him. Pittsburgh oniiUs May Jous lor Fatal Fire Pittsburg, Nov. 26. —Mad from rabies and believing he was to be arrested or taken to a dungeon, John Bakowa, of 611 Chateau St.. North Side, knocked sown seve ral persons in the corridor of the Allegheny General hospital yes terday morning, fied into Stock con avenue, and before being over- I /.owered had attacked 13 persons, Is< latching seven of them on the I face and hands. He died an hour after being placed in a ward of ! he Magee Pathological Institute in Mercy hospital. Slayer Hangs Self in Jail Erie; Nov. 25. —Yaslie Mantaen. j "n :• o vestei.'ay was held for court . tie c. .get! at he had mur id hi- e.I eart. Mrs. Mabel Loo aired himself wit 1 >elt e at the Eiie j; , ! ligl V AWiS f>! 101 INDIANA, PA. SATURDAY ,NOVEMBER 27, 1915 H n, 22 days without food or wattr, is found living Twenty-two days without food or water and still living is the re markable record of a Plymouth Rock hen at Georgeville. On Oc tober 20 some one put a hen in the back of J. 11. Stewart's buggy and closed the flap. Mr. Stewart drove home, put the buggy away and did not use it until twenty-three days later, when he accidentally discov ered the chicken. The fowl re duced to a skeleton is recovering rapidly. Strangles in Hospital While in semi-conscious condi tion in the operating table in the Uixonville hospital Saturday ev ening, Harvey Rickard vomited and his lungs filled up, strangling him to death. Madman Bites 13 Pittsburg,'Nov. 26.—As a result of the Sandusky street paper box factory fire of October 25 in which , twelve girls and a man lost their lives, a special committee of the council today recommended that 1 1 Superintendent S. A. Dies, Deputy | Superintendent William Leseman i; of the bureau of building inspec tion, and William 11. Coster, head of the division of fire prevention, be dismissed. Action was deferred until each member of council gets a copy of the report. 1 School fe cher heds Charles Earl Steel, of Ambrige. 'and Miss Ruelba Mildred Lewis ■ j of this place, were united in m&r jriage at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Linus M. 'Lewis, of South Eleventh street, at 12:30 o'clock Thursday. The ceremony was performed by the ; Rev. Jesse Zeigler, pastor of the First Presbyterian church of Indi ana. in the presence of 75 friends. Mr. and Mrs. Steel left here for an eastern trip and on their re turn will be at home at Am bridge after December 1. The New lutbtran v,ini ter The Rev. Francis M. Keller, of P*do 111., has accepted the call to the pastorate of the Zion Luthe ran church of Indiana and expects to assume his \ astorate tin* firs: day i loe c v. Ir is expe -t- L.a !<•an : is fan ily will 1 - >.rea : > > M • ] Mcirtary Tire Co., Sued for damages - F A. Holland, of South Thir-1 teenth street, a former superin-! lendent of the McCreary Tire & * I Rubber Co., has brought an ac lion against the company for $3OO, claiming that amount is due him in back salary. The hearing began before 'Squire James A. Crossman Tuesday morning and after one witness had been heard, his honor postponed further ac tion until this afternoon. j Bass Shipment for the County Two hundred black bass from three to four inches long and all 'beauties were received from lowa by Gessler Brothers last week and later were planted in Yellow creek Other shipments are expected in Indiana during the next few months. "loan 0; lictory* surprises Trench 1 Paris, November 28— Subscrip ! tions to the French government's ' r "loan of victory" are exceeding [ all expectations. It is estimated . in financial circles that yester l day's subscriptions in Paris alone exceeded 25,000,000,000 francs 1 $5.000,000,000). . Ths Bank of France alone re ported it had received subscrip tions of 15,000,000,000 francs. Dis patches from Marseilles, Lyons and other provincial centers say that the banks, postoffices and tax . collectors offices were thronged - all day yesterday with applicants in answer to the appeal of the gov , ernment. •I Marrinoe n'tens'S. Harry reaee, Punxsutawney; Ethel , M. Shields. Renova. Charles Witmer. Johnstown; Celia 1 Mardis, Blacklick. Harry M. Munshower, Rayne; Carrie E. Realty, Indiana. Renjam n Hughes, Loehvale; Ber tha Greathi use, Urev. hives! gale touhEry CHAMBEiiSVILLE, Nov. 26. _ 1 Police auth rities are investigating the robhery in which Joseph Cribbs was relieved of more than slou in ensli - V two liighwaym* u s< veral e wmngs ago ■ V " •*' ' .•! V I'll . N,- ... I'll* J 60RIZIA FALLS; ITALIANS WIN NEW TRENCHES Aeroplanes of Both Forces Take Active Part in Two Days' Battle Shell Fire is Heavy ROME, Nov. 25. An important victory for the was scored yersterday when Austrian tren betv fourth summit of Monte San Michele and the churn Martino *vere taken by storm and held in spite of te counter attacks, says an official statement issued by the war office. The communication follows: i f 1 ibis" In Court Monday morning Pet | ro Vita of Creekside, pleaded guil ;ty to selling liquor without a li | cense and was sentenced to pay jthe costs of prosecution, a fine of j $5OO and to undergo imprison ;ment in the Allegheny county workhouse for a period -of six months. John Cramer, charged with lar ceny, and who was paroled from the Huntingdon reformatory a short while ago, was again re manded to that institution. He will not again be eligible to a pa role until he passes the age limit. | ' John A. Bell, of Cresson, form er mail clerk on the C. & C. divi sion between Cresson and Indi ana, and who pleaded guilty to ri fling letters placed in his posses sion, was fined $lOO, the costs of prosecution and to undergo im prisonment in the Allegheny coun ty jail for a period of four months The case was heard by Federal Judge Thompson. Bell was also ac cused of posing as a state officer that he might ride free on passen ger trains. I Homer City Coal Dm m BH'JS tarn D The Homer City ' cently purchae q£ land abo riailo south of Home; I from the Tearing Kun Coal Co. The land adjoins the Homer City Coal Company's plant and will eventually be used in building miners homes. At present, it is announced, the land may be used for farming by those employees of the company who live nearby. \ i Lfvestrck Killed in Storm BLAIRSV'LLE, Nov. 20. Four horses, 12 cows and some pigs were killed Thursday night, wlien barn of Prescott Douglass was blown down by the storm. Advertise in the Partriot. 1 C' |IRCUL*RS PRINTED BOTH NEATLY AND 1 QUICKLY BV OUR JOB OFFICE WILL REACH THE ENTIRE BUYINI PUBLIC. LET US QUOTE YOT PRI ES AND WATCH THE RESULTS OF SUCH A CAMPAIGN. The Patriot Pub. C. lAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAI PwvWTTWvWWTwTVWvWI CIRCULATION BOOKS OPEN TO ALL ADVERTISERS ■ "During the night of [ arid the following day rought by surprise an recapture some of the positions held by lis. tions, always preceded tense artillery fire, 01 Col di Lana in the Zag and pn a height north lavia. All these attac pulsed with very hea the enemy, who left .'lOO bodies on hill No. Many Prisoners "Our relentless offen Carso plateau was ero 11 Ve brilliant success yest* A deep trenches betwe ' summit of Monte Sn 30 the Church of San 11 stormed, the defer Martino v ed and a large pa' 'ders surrouL prisoners. The e Uiem take* ly deluged the 1 shells of all cal : positio ns with curtain of fire ' aru * ' ,(? hind at for a counter Massed important Martino. \ * ttack ° s t of Sa "While ou . . their positic ' ID an * r y held firmly sides, our h ***' cxposed on all and pre witk rapidity quick, - c °neentrated * colur directed fire on enemy hur dls P™ed them. Five n Adrcd aod fourteen prisoners, 'any of tF %m officers, fell into jOUr hands and vU e captured great | quantities of provision munition* and war materials. 0 Shell Bailroad Station. "Enemy aeroplanes dropped e bombs on Arsiero where no dam r age was done and on Ala whern four soldiers were wounded. On* 1 of our air squadrons bombarded * the aviation camp Assezava, an • other camp being made at Aldus* 1 sina, and railroad stations at W gerosko, Aldussina, Reifenberjp 3 and San Daniele. Our aeroplane# vhich were fired upon as usual by anti-air craft guns, returned un damaged. Horsps Fnr Italian rmy One day during the week a sol id Lake Shore train, consisting of 40 cars, loaded with western Hon*. i billed to the Italian government passed through Brookville. Sides of Vuicano (racking, treats an tproar. Palermo, Nov. 25.—The emj> ion of S'tronjboli volcano is as?- suming serious proportions and he population of the island 13 eeing to places of safety. Thi j 'ides of tl e volcano are cracking tod streams of la\a are flowing ,(1110 t! 3 raising immense col umns ( ■ si 1, >r o which are visibl* a - ft ' ,i ance of 40 mife.-i. FIVE CENTS
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