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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-09-25

Sno / 1T loo. Mar. 5ru
Goa 6lemenien. Z. merd. gnte efiet
Ooerlege 9orent3 g~lemenien. fplott
Den 10. September 80 aar. iost
bun fsotes 10. September 1907
ION qreIteoatter / 5erslep ot6 Nal.
borg.
TIMBER 3s(ars aristn par ben.
oes Mano Ooerl1ge for qa3arsttei
pda 4uauitenborg Slot, og oerti.
bra9te bun oe0 bans Sioe minoe.
ti9e 8aae. iom iteoie ienere BAL
itaaet uforglemmeliae FOR Dem beg9s.
enonu leosnoe 9eltagere i arigsn
I'll minots ben liolige d ombp9.
aelige 6usfrue. nadr bun efter ea
Sla9oaa far0eoes mtllem Iadreoe o.
De anitrengie 9n9er, % opIipeOe ben
rad beoite Maa0e.
Den gamle Dame nn0er, ndai
6enipn tages tit Sen bpje Qloer. E.
aoot 6elbreo; bun er tunghsr, men
Spnet er uIo9ffet, bun fan beIfrf.
tige iig liot meo S.rituing oq Ia.
Ter Oa9lig i'm 4ois.
5ru G~lenenien Dor MI | RDborg
omoioet at gern. 9srnebern o.
gprnebsrns gsrH.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-09-25
4unmurR

aairtetist Samuno"s
Bnanina. 0runoftenss
ae0InggeIfen. aproag gfterz
miaoag Den 8. Sept. ne0las0es
Brunoitsnsn til gairtefigt Samfuno
nj 1888 gpgning / Stuoieitreot
gir. 36. 38 % 40. 9runoen $500
8baorat 4len itor. Den er tpbt for
100000 ar.
0mfofningerne til Opfsrelien sr
B~ertaneoe til $4,000 ar. gngnins
gen Ttal inoe6oloe 5orfamlingsioz
faler mso en- 1900 aoaorat III.
Hor Sal. ct 6ofel meo 100 Barrel
Ter. 2otaler for 1ngoomsforeninger
Iamt nogle gutiftsr.
9to 9runoitenens R~toleggelie
alis ,airtsligt Samfuno al 1888
Tormano. gaitor Q. 5. 6of.
II 5tsOe oeo 6eitlig6eoen par.
Earuoen en- Nleng0e fenote Wano
IRA Den grunotoigits areos. bL. 4.
Boxgmtfsr Sacobi, Qrtitetten for
Bnguingen, 8. Rolf Shreoer. BE-
Insninas0ireftsr 0inofitloz6anien
% Raao9uiets 9pgmeiter. 9rofesior
Hdrtin Rnrop.
YaItor oof ira 9artoo bOl0t Ia
len % pnite0s. at Den 9pgninJ,
men Der rsiite. muatte blioe til Del
FsntlIe for unge iddOel iom for
sumle i Den grunotpigife MenigReo.
7trsftfr bIeo grunoitenen neos
Iaat. d 5oriamlinsen began Jig Der
eFftr ben i 9artoo airte. boor 6pj
Fotforitnnoer gegtrup bolot Ct
8oreorag ON Stifteren al Menig6ez
sea. Brun0toig. 6an befra9te0e BET
Jpn Il sobt 9arfet, At Den me 9pgs
ETngs Brnn0ftensne0taggelis fanot
Geo paa Ieloe @~runotoigs 5eos
IeIsoaa. Dan f~artafte oernait nosie
Emaatraf fra @runotoigs 9io DC
HnttfDe meo at uotale Be be0fe
znItg1 for BET grunolagte me 6ieni.
Sra 6pjitolelarere. iom hapSs
nrrfi famleoe / hans 6iem. bragtc
ban ligeleoes oe beoIts Znffer.
gnHor 6oH taffeoe for 6ilienen
Oa gnifsos. At Menig6eoen og iiar
he unge MATTE Faa gla0e At Dat
nnt 5us.
8ersftsr talte greIterne qeferiea
fra 5rinitatis airfe. Sungerien d.
RarIen.
8en tenns. fife airfe bar prDost
nre0 glomiter og itraals0e meh ems.
dnnote / boer N arog.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-09-25

en- Qanobrugsffofe o
Dppftumme. 5 fit Msoe Den
s. os. oeotog Rpborg 9praao efter
qnoragenoe At Or. 5ordbammer %
9eae 6olm beo 8eoitummeItolen
uoen 9eoerlag at title 10 sor.
eano at aommunens Soro til Dis.
petition til Oprettelis At en- 9anos
bruqsnole for 8poftumme. Iii al
tiitreoe 9an0brngsIfolens geitprelIs
oalgtes ifelge r. 9. 10 al gnrda=
ots We0lemmer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-09-25

5rueterRe mobnss. Qf gmiI 6anine.
en 5ortaaine. 21s Sibsr, | Oms
flag 60t., inbb. S1.00.
era gilb. gects gesrobtlit. 80 Si.
Der. ) Omnus 2N.
Iutibsmortnrer. of u. 6. 6. 9rops
Rosmusien. Snbb. 90e.
u. 6ibissr: ct lin. 8ongsfp,il. gi.
beIhiItoriffe 5oreoras optr be fr,
aongtr 6erobss | M 5efamente.
9ris inobuaoen GOO.
Ere Sulefortrninstr. "a Siber. )
OmHag 10e.
8obt begnnot. af Spurgeon. GOT
forfeit os bearbeibet At 9ilh Raid.
266 Siber. Snob. $1.00.
Herren ct min 5ilfuet. Rosl. al
Dupibs Salmer fra 4bItlons Ops
rers lib. 154 Siber. Z Smfaa
SOC.
0iort til Snnb. On 9enntmedng at
Dor Gr.Ifers aibelTesbiforie ro
Sobdnnt Rpbolm. 90 Siber. J
SmfIag 25c.
6aDets Ssnntr. qf 6. Z. Don. 15s
Sibsr. Snbb. 90t.
Sebebuiet. 4f 8. @laubr.dt. Gao
3anff bsb g1en. ) Omnag zoe.
inobunbsn 30t.
Solftin og sfper. On @ettFubs'
biiforie. qua DunF Deb poftcr
MattbioIen. 214 g, flint is. SOC.
Den tritsIies StubenterbeOagslie al
anub 6eibere eono. tho. % 81.
Der | SmTag Zoe.
Strebslig. bog Ftart. af R. b.. 6.
ariftslig GortaIing for fore %
fnaa. Sprfat fra Inf at 81.
glrosl. gris inbb. 25c.
4lperneg Ssn. af u. 3 pau
Danft peb goffor n. q. Mdbien.
236 Siber | OmfIag 60t. Sno.
Doc.
0erube fra adnbsbntn. 5ortaaine
at Gmil for be unee. 157 Sib.r.
0mTag 40c., soot inbb. Toe.
Def fsrffs 9lab / gibelen. Nf ar.
Better. o~perfat of 81. DoIf. 50.
siOer. ; OmiIus 4oc.
5ortanineer og Smadtrat. ut o.
9. MOObp. 800 Sio.r / OmFos.
800. gobt inbb. $1.50.
Sortt,alippe. af Rotpb gOnsr.
gaa 9anft ptb n. 3. Wubfen
PAS 9. 3 OmfT. 60c. inbb. 9oc.
Snbel 9urtb eter: Cert at Sub
251 Sibsr. imutt inbb. Cox.
5ebbns anap. On 9iftorie ON IN
raft 9r,ng. aF amp 6. 5enO,..
O0srfat fra gneslf at 8. 8. B.
6. Ratbiaf,n. Snbb. 40t.
ye~ltmisionen meb 8ibras at 1T.
msb. Jrt. Marie 5Olft, SRI. MDi.'
te, er. tbeol. 8. Using, @afobp.
Gage Sob. 8robtri.n. 2pnsbp. 2e
Siber. : Omfog 15e.
20 5ulefort9finesr. af q. Dol.
mer. 40 Sioa. z OmHag Zoe
goen peb Ssen. af .. alroh. gao
Danf eb n. q. Robfen. 392
Siber. 3 Omfog 80t. 5nbb.
$1.20.
Bert paa aeife. af 0. 8. IA Si.
Der. 8 OmFas 80c. 5n6b. $1.oo
attp. Sra gnsslf Deb Glen. !
Omflag 1N.
am en- 9isneftepg.. AZ SiNr. y
0mflag Zoe.
Cars. 5ort9ning at Q. &. 294
SiOer. 3 Omfug SOC, inbb. Dor.
a9gtemano. 5ra spf p.b en,p
81 Siber. ) Smfag 10.
9aar Dattet falber. af Gertrude
almqniit. Snbb. 30c.
Sernbun,fttuutiontr. Deb Q. 6. :
Smflag Soc. inbb. 80e.
Ruth. paa Donf peb 81. Q. Wob'
fen. 3 OmfI. 80c. inbb. 1920.
diff. gects grinbringer fra nit 2ic.
@obt inbbunben $1.00.
Beet: Win Observation-Disclosures
belfe. Snbb. / flint 8inb $1.00.
Sra aip.t / Subs aigs, l.. 2. os 3.
9ris 15c. for bDsrt 6efts, bOeri
6efte ca. 100 Siber.
Snfen | Gribopn.n. 3 OmfIag.
pris Zoe.
Jrn aupftuben til Uganda. On
nazr --a1srl - .--
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-09-25

fatn bans 9ldntr quar- oiOere
snonu. gfter Del hatoe Aars 0pbolo
5erbiemme refer ban nemlig til
6no3onz Ban 9istrittet % pil for.
IeQe oerfra II ma op ii 4ldita.
.feigenoe Dc biotil n9ften ganitt
ufenote Gitimoitdmmer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-09-25

600 Mar gamte 99gmd
terier. 9eo en- Omiatning a
aattelopnen / @unneo airte paa
5aliter for tort 5io iioen bleo {.
Stpffe aaltifal itpot At aorbuen.
bporpeo Spor At miooeldloerliJt
@eamalerier tom til Spns.
Sognepr9Iten gioroe Snoberetnin1
oerom, d 8r. Maeteprang fri IA.
tionalmuiaets biitoriIte afoeIing q
/ 54ro meo ii afoptte 9%ileoerne,
0isIe foreitiler De tolo Qpoitle. ORD.
neoe / 10 9rupper, boer pau G
Mano. Den fprite @ruppe in0es
paa aor6uens iboeliae 9dlpoel mer
81. gensr mso 9saIsn f@orreit; Den
unoen pua 9orbuens norolige 6dlu.
oel mto ct. 9aulus me0 So9roei
FORFEIT.
; Den ferite 9rllppe er bog Dc Il
5agerite 5igurer flute unosr Den
/ oore 0age opfsrte Sforittn. Opsn
ooer % ne0en UNDER oisie legems'
tore qpoitelbineoer bar Ser persi
7fliier meo foritelfiae minore 81.
aurtr: en- fprin9enoe Sport, tn
Qar oIo.
gileoerns, Der pei FOREIGNER At Be.
pares, anta9ss at pare beninoo
GOO Mar gamls "a TANNER dIt4
fad ontrent ira aong Grit Wen.
beos lib.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-09-25

I'm @rgnfdHosefspeo;
ton. Qnereoe for Hogle Tiger II
Den er anuo Rasmusisn oero fuI5ts
MDlius Grictien pad bans ferite
@rpnlan0sfar0, paanp Oraset til
@rgnlnn6 = og / Mooi9tning III
MDfiuss Gridfens 4frejie ganite isFis
Il.
Som oet fremgaar al en- qru-
oinstorreiponoance, leoidges ban
oenns Sang at I'm Ssiter. 9igefOm
gro0eren fan bun til 5%ufotommen=
6eo De inofpotes SprOg Og ifal moi
oioe at Oars BAN til flor 5i9lp
oeroppe.
Den G~tspeoitfon, anuo 8asmis'
fen nu bar %tiltraa0t, oil itrofte Iia
opsr CT 4aar. efter 9eretnina
fun afbruot at 15 Qars OpbOl1
6erbiemme ON Ell Bar Qar. 6dr
refer mes Stptte fra Garlsbergi
IFonoen. auftusminiiteriet og Ser
grenlanoite aommisiion og bar for.
leaigs oigtige Opguoer at rpgte, 81
IA. ifal ban ffafe Materiale til er
lanqe tiltrengf topografTf Sfit
bring at 8rsnlano. % ielDfslgelil
aater ban at fortfntfe i'm pad Der
Forriae Gfspeoition inNsoeoe etnO
qrafiffe Og foltroriitiffe Qrbejoer
Gnoelig ffaf ban pad Garfsbergfon
oens 8egne uogiDe grsnlanoif
iISagn og gsre Stuoier til en- grsn
':lanof Mptologi.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-09-25

Stor Sf0ebran6 peo
5fdn0erborg. 5 8prup Oeo
Stauoerborg opitoO 81. 80 for
lsosu Rat SO i 0iels Miffelfeus
8daro. Sloen opitoo i SDineitaloen.
8daroeH neObranote totaft. Der In
ae6ranoie Is aeer, 2 6effe % 20
Spin. 5 sen iferfe Storm forpluhs
teoe Sloen fig til Ssren Ssreuiens
gaaro. Ser ligeleoes neobrenoie, o.
6oor Stgrfisoefeu at g%efafningen
in0e6r9n6te. Gnopiosre nso6renote
Sfolen % 5meo 6arl 9trt6eiIens
Gjenoom, bpor Scr inoebranois 3
9rifefser. Gnotlig ueobrGnote aebz
man6 5gren Riefitns Gjen0om.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-09-25

5ru 6aOsts 9uno. Sra
zrbogrs friOss til pSplunOspos
fen. Oct i~nOtrufne roligs 9sjr bar
1inuot BET beroarenOe gamle 0pts
ferTslffab at pudbegpnOs DDfningen
peD 9raget df set rusiilte 5regatifi6
.Mleranoer Iepifp, Der itranoeoe for
.anopper" 1868, og man bar ! Dc
Ma5R Dugs oDttet ire 0angs Der
osb. @raget itadr puu 16--17 Qleu
gonD. Oct ligser trRnget meo Sis
sfn fn0 moo 2ano % iad onbf, Al
ap1srfts SIDE sr UNDER Sdnoet, me-
oens p1srIt tie Sioe lisaer | Manoss
hpI0e DDsr Sanoet, og al oenne q
bel, nan berger. 5or uoenforitausn'
De sr oet uforitnaeligt, at bet tar
aeiaIe fig at fprnngs % opoptie q
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-09-25

oper % neoen UNDER oisie le1ems'
fore apoItelbideoer bar Ser oarst
|6lifer med forfte1i9e minore 81.
aursr: en- f~prin9enoe Sport, tn
Qar oIo.
gile0erne. Der pei FOREIGNER At Be.
pares, anta9ss at ere henfnoo
GOO Mar qamIs "a Hammer att
Iad omtrsnt fra aong erif Mtn.
oeos sib.
6itmmeflfo. Sblanot fert
dnort tore Granddaughter bar 5rg.
fen Anna erifitn / 6orIens BRO
oerei IN ijalotn imut Qlterou1,
pdd boilfen bun / 9ebet AZ q 4ars
3io bar dnoenot me9en 5io o.
5lio. lie fialotnt fiorten 5imera
SaafiQt Qrbeioe. 6ele grooeriet Be.
itaar Al 6eoeboipning / 5un9tr. 5
oen mioterite sr met ariiti Qaons-
tr9t. / d andre mp paa boer SiOe
ct alminoeligt aOrs.
8ette Imuffs groosri. for 6oiI-
fet 5rf. gritisn bar beitet messi
4nerienoelie. 6aoos bun tantt itul-
De blios anoenot / en- Joltefirte. Wen
i oenns lib bar bun / 5slgeo Sen.
oa%asblaoei@ faast arbeioet iol5i til
9ensbaronesie Roisnsrnsqebn paa
6oiotiI0e. Der not alereoe bar an.
Dsnot et I'll @aoe til e mt IA.
tolit airtetapel / a~eben6aou.
garonesisn bdo0e bsrt ON Osn
Ifad mutt uofsrts Qlterbu1 o. on.
Ite0s at ie oen % bleo 0d iad inotd.
get I Sen, al bum snite0e at TONNE
! geiio0slie At Sen. 9et er oa 9o0t,
Der er nogen, Der enonu BAR 5aaf=
mo0igbso til % Qni99 for ida0dns
ne Siorp9rfer at gammel Odnf
6danoarbejoe. tilmeo Ben fmutte
6pioIsm sIer 6e0eb0fuuing.
8orfatttrsn Sat. Qfsf.
len mso 5amiiis refer i 81.
.4arb. qmtf." / n9r 5remtio iii
Stufien.
Zen gamls 9iatsrs s,l6rso bar
Il 6gt ioffs Bar Niufre life Onrei
|ao0t, o. M baaber ban. At ct 0p-
|6olo / Spoens milOe alima Oil
itprfe bans aonItitutiou.
en- fornuftfg gorgmes
te T. Sra Esobp 1riOcs til sRs.
FORM.
9eo en- Quttion I Qe6belun0e oe0
'Rsobp baboe gorgmeitst g. Ssrsns
Zen forbnot Al Spiritusu0ialg.
9i ietter Dor CID til. at Borg
meifereu BIZ gre Scr LARAMIE pes
andre l%ignsHoe e~ejligbsosr 0a at
set quttionsoritisri frttsr en- itOi
Sf0mplet paa egnen.
Ndn maa bdabe, at ANDRE Borg
metre BIZ fsfge Set gipne gtsempef
Qrbsj
l9eife. Den Z. os. neolagoes Qr.
fej0et paa 8urotosjens Spinoeri
Belle. Der bsrsr inc UNDER qttieiel
fa6et De oaufte gomulsfpinOs
"rierI.
Strejten fOrmooss bsgrunoet /. a
len QrbeioerFfe, Der life bar betal
contingent til 5ag~foreningen, On
ffes fjernet. Streiten sr ftrats ino
bwerettet til Observation-Disclosures
gen, Der tslegrdfit bar anmOoe
FaQfor6unosts 5orretningsferer on
uopboloelig at fordnleoige 4rbeiOe
9enopfaaet, ga QrbejOsneofaggelisi
Ter ct gruo pda ODerensfomften 0
soentuelt fan meofere Stanosnin
af flsre 5efstiffabritter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-09-25

QopIpnorst Spil ol
8niptre6ie 5ufin0 ar. 80;
arimilalretten / aeben6aon oerfe.
rer en- Retsiag, Ser oiier. meo boif.
Ten Qetiinoigbeo fefo ~fornufti9s
Renneifer inolaoer fig meo frem=
ulfof % tiliatter osres qenge /
6piL ) BET na0te 5ilfaloe oreier
eei ~ fn6og ON benfmoo bdlptreO;e
-2uiino Rroner.
Saeens 5or4iitorie er fplgenoe:
dor en- 5iO Iioen antom til gpea
IN Hu1anOs eanomano, iom tube
iH06etale / en- oHentlig aasie ct ret
haz. 9sleb. u6efoigois traf ban /
92arbeoen af 9~ane9aaroen ct gdr
BunavTangere, ser inoitereoe BAN
9aa Il 9las 81. og oct enc 9las
81 blsD Here. Heiultatet blep ndturz
IigDis omii0er, al De Ifuloe ipiGe
fDri
y De oalgte 1sriil en- geDartning
paa 6jgrnst At 5iteogaoe og 9ictos
rrtuqzos. ct Steo. 6oor Der ipi1es
1sit. % bois Bert, G6riitian ajege,
er fsnot ! 6s~ite6an0lers Dc l~ignen0e
-Rre6is. Spiaet ft efterbaanOen en-
Misenfobelig aaruftsr og enOte fsrIt,
aa RanhnlanOen baD0s miitet als
fine 8enge.
G1n gift BAN til qolitiet, og Sas
gsn ble0 nQrmere nnoerfpgt. 9ars
ien, Ghriftian ajsge, uf6srtss, men
6apoeos, at Ser par fpi1st 9rligt.
gsRt0fpiaerne fsnote ban life.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-09-25

8orfattersn Sat. 1tslt
len NED 5amiiie refer i 81
r4arb. limit" / nar 5remtio ii
Stufien.
Zen gdmle Digiers 9ef6reo bdi
I 6gt fiofs Bar ginfre fife Oare.
ao0t, o. MI baaber ban, 1T Ct 0p.
bolo / Snoens miI0e alimd oi
ftprfe bans aonItitution.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-23
DEEDS Reecodrd

Stuart Improvement Co. 10 $. r.
ellis ct al. II lots. city.
Philip p. Steptoe. special com
missioner for J. TT. Watson. t.
Sheridan r. Griffin. 1 lot. Jesse
street, city.
Southern Baptist Theological Sem
logical institution. and one on the
mary by its president, pr. +. Y.
Mullins. The affair was an in
tellectual feast as well as an enjoy
able physical repast.
Tnnev Harrison, trustee fnr y.
II. Hill. to William o. Strafey, I
lot. Ben street, city.
Union Land Company to Peter
Gain. lot, Union Heights.
Robert b. Phillips and Others to
Hiram L. Munday, 2 lots. West
Milford.
Anna Wilkinson to o. W. Mof-
fatt and l.. F. Chalfant. | lot.
Shinnston.
Raymond MAXWELL special rm-
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\. Bntten. "a l-2 acres, Elk district
Willard +. Snidcr. sbecial COM
missioner for Park Goal Company,
to Jesse II. Nuzum. lot. Gal
district.
Same to Paul S. Hornor. i0,6'
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-23
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-23

country 10 the other in search of
work there might have been some
justification for Mr.. Hearst's typo
graphical hysteria, but it is absurd
at time when every American who
wants to work can find Il job at
home and when he could not be in
duccd to 90 10 Panama. But Il
the very time that he was de-
claiming most franticallM against
the emplounent-,of Il siHgie China
man on the canal the Hearst vine
yards in California We're emploYiRs
GhineSrAaherers to gather the CRAPS
crops and were refusing employ
nIeut to.s the American applicants.
In his pewspapers Mr., Hearst had
advocated the eight-hour day for ali
laBorers while in his Cnliforn
vineyards his Chinese laborers were
sworkip%s from$tlse first streak Of
sdawn III the mnFning to the la Il
ray sof--twili@hf I'm the evening.
s,AIuou@ the many business cutter
prisrs controlled by this worCY
champion Of union labor is the
lTomeStakc mine giving employment!
. 10 large pulnberS lef miners. The
Western miners nave a union. but
the Hcmestallc is not union mine.
1t employs union or nou-uni"n
miners in,liScrir,inatcly. Nh
Hearst is Il champion of the wage
carriers when lie does not nave t.
pay the wages.
Mr.. Hearst has gone further than
any other capitalist in making nS''
of corporations L. further his per
sonal ends. 10 him belongs m"
unique distinction of having been
the first man 10 incorporate poll
teal party. The members of his
Independence League have the
privilege of contributing their hard
earned dollars to it's support, they
can march in Hearst professions
and cheer Hearst speakers. but when
some Of them conceived the idea
that they ought to have IA voice Ia
the management of the organization
and the selection of candidates
they found that their party was
corporation and that its control was
vested in a dummy board of direct
Ors taking their orders from MIR.
Heast This PROPOSED champion OF
Democracy and of the right of the
majority 10 rule had gone further
than any boss of Tammuny had |
ever dreamed OF going. He had or
ganized his party in such n way that !
its control could not he taken from
him even by ii unanimous vote.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-23
At The odeOn

The Odeon was well patronized
last might. Over 800 people wit
messed the great picture, "A RACE
For a Wife. and every one was well
pleased. This is undoubtedly. the
finest picture ever shown in Clark
burg. 1t shows the love of the girl
10 her sweetheart. the tricllerv OF
which one man tried to win her.
and the great automobile race, 81
VERT rare picture to be seen. In
face the whole is one beautiful
story. which can only be told in a
picture. 90
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-23
HEARST 4 HYPocHIrE.

The disclosures of the New York
political campaign arc showing how
utterly unreliable are the proteSta-
tions made by Democratic candi-
dates and politicians. William r.
Hearst the Democratic candidate
for governor of that State, in his
newspapers and in his speeches. has
always posed as the special champion
of the american wage Garner and
the foe of corporations. He has
never. lost an opportunity to de-
clare himself an advocate of organ
lied laber. of the ei@ht-h"nr day.
and of the exclusion of Chinese
from competition with American
Iaborers. Equally Jealous have been
his denunciations Of corporations.
The sincerity of Mr.. Hearst has
often been questioned. but it was
not until after the campaign opened
that it became known that his own
practices furnished proof OF his m
sincerity.
Mr.. Hearst has denounced with
all the vehemence of display type
and red ink the mere suggestion that
Chinese laborers should be empty
ed to dig the Panama Canal. "
the same conditions existed in this
country that prevailed during the
last Democratic administration
when American wage earners We're
tramping from one end of thel
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-23
For County Commissioners
B. BROWN STOUT,
For County Superintendent, :
CYRUS f. WEBB.
For Distict Officers

r or DlSICI OlllCeFS
Clark district-President Board
of Education. A. w. Fittro; com
missioner Board of Education, Sid
ney Kidd.
Coal district-Presidcnt, R. L.
Mason; commissioner, George Fro
myer; Justice of the Peace, John
T.. Flynn and Harry Gordon; Con-
stable G.. W. Waldo.
Clay district-President, Harry
Higginbotham Commissioners, A.
n, Hess.
Eagle district-Pres. B of E., W.
~. Hess; commissioner, Silas
Stark.
Grant dfstriet-Presfdent, D. L.
sardis district-President, Tess,,
pie Smith; commissioner, Claude
Robinson.
Simpson district-President, w.
W. Ash: commissioner, J. w. Nor
MS I: Justice of Peace, George n.
HOLMAN; constable, James M.
Criss.
Tenmile district-President of
Board of Education, J. T. Young !;
commissioner, John w. Williams !;
constable, f. NJ. DAWSON and j. B.
Swentzel
Union district-President Board
OF Education, d. u. Underwood /;
commissioner, W. J. Law.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-23

Piles quickly and positively cur
ed with DR.. Shops Magic oint-
ment. It's made for piles alone
and it does the work surely and
with satisfaction. Itching, pain
full, protruding or blind piles disap-
pear like magic by its use. Large,
nickel capped glass jars, so cents.
Sold and recommended by all deal
ers.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-23

That he has protited ought to be a
satisfaction to all who have felt the
great benefits and enhanced values
that have resulted therefrom-
There are rich men and rich mel
in this country. Some of them are
the sort who make their money
=hearing the lands Of the country in
Wall Street and other stock markets
men who do nothing to create wealth
but simply fleece other men ont of
their possessions. Others of them
hnte lrlnSel their money by develop
ing me- wterritory. BIZ making two
blades of grass. grow where one grew
before. For. every dollar they make
for themselves they make two dol
lars for the people in the territory
they develop. through the resultant
enhanced vaIueS.s and stimulated
business. To thk latter class be-
longs Senator Glkins. Of West Viz
GINA Is such wealth not ii credit
to its ownef
yWtll done thou good and faith
fuFServant. is y plaudit TO whic.
evdrv mans who does his duty and
does it we'll, is entitled. senator
ElkinS gave up the life of case he
might hnve lived to be the servant
of fthe people Of his State in the
United States Senate That he has
been a fuithfub servnr is shown by
even Il casual glance mt the record.
He saved the country ten million
dollars by halting the Cleveland
Morgan bond deal, he secured Il
duty of two dollars per thousand on
lumber. and thereby added moro
thm twenty million dollars to the
,Iue Of the lumber s0ld in Wesf
Virginia since 1897. He wrote the
Elkins law prohibiting rebates.
which has proven to be the most ef-
fcctive piece of legislation on the
statute books today. And he secur-
ed the passage of those amend
ments which all are agreed are the
most valuable feaures of the new
rate law. Is he not entitled To 4
generous .WeIl done thou good and
faithful servant" at the hands OF
the people at the approaching cleo
tion.
Vote for peace, plenty, prosperity
and progress. A Republican legis-
latnre means Elkins for the Senate
\ Democratic legislature means
John McGrrw.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-23
SOME POLITICAL THOUGHTS

Suppose senator EIkins had not
secured his amendments. says tine
Huntington Herald, to the rate bill
passed last spring. Does any on"
think il would have met West Nlr-
ginia conditions as they have exist
ed for several years
Because Senator Elkins is 4
wealthy man some West Nir9inians
dislike him. But how did he make
his money? Was it not by develop
ing new lands and opening new
railroads? Who profits more by
the extension of Il railroad into i
county than the farmers, the mer-
chants, and in fact the whole pe"-
pie of that county? The fnrmer
finds new and better markets
brought to his door. and every acre
of land takes on an enhanced value.
Eyerybodv else feels the stimulus
of it. and in the long run the
profits of the people are greater
than those of the railroad builder.
Is it not a great boon to have
railroad within a few miles Of you
and running through your town
senator Elkins has brought this
boon into the homes Of thousands
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-23

The fake Factory Of the Demo-
cratic clique sheet ssroopS to per
sonalities in speaking of Charles
NJ. Hart that make that sheet re-
pulsive to even all fair-minded DEM
ocrats and IS an evidence of the Dies
peratien, of.the clique in its knowlz
edge nov OF the sure defeat of it.
nominees. as we'll as an indication
that it is ready to do any thing 10
nrake a possible showing and T."
keep its courage up. The cIiqu"
knew it was doomed even before il
named its ticket,