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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-04-28
City Committee.

A casual study OF the mayors list
Of standing committees at once con-
Yinces the idea that the code Of the
city should be SO changed that every
ward Of the city shall be equally rep
resented on these committees. In
other words the law should provide
that every ward should have repre-
sentation on every standing commit
tee. 10 make 1t still palmer the
number on every committee should
be increased TO 1--WE and the 1--WE
should be selected from all the five
wards, no two members from any
ward to serve on any one committee.
An analysis OF the standing COM
mittees as announced by the mayor
shows some peculiar results border
ing upon injustice to some Of the
wards of the city. For instance the
first ward, entitled to equal represent
tation, has five members of commit
tees and is represented on but four
of the committees. The second ward
fares about as badly having four
members on but four of the nine
committees. The third ward fares
even worse. having but four mem
bers OF three of the nine commit
tees. The fourth ward for some rea-
son--not political, of course-fares
better than those previously mention
ed, having six representations and
being on five of the nine committees.
The fifth ward-the home ward of
the mayor-does still better. 1t
has eight representations and on
seven of the nine committees.
There is no equalization. whatever,
in this apportionment, but the law
does not provide for that equality
that should exist And, again,
though 1t may be a point never con-
sidered before or brought to public
attention, yet the wards OF the city
are so nearly equal immagnitude and
Importance, that no better time will
there be than the earliest date pos
sible to equallze the representation
on committees, and care should be
taken to provide that no ward shall
be more numerously represented on
any committee than any other ward
is. II the suggestion were adopted
as made by the Telegram that every
ward be entitled to one representa-
tive on every committee, the situation
of one or two wards being in position
by virtue of committee assignments
to dictate to all the others would
not and could not exist.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-04-28
school Bonrd Work.

The kilograms news columns from
time to time chronicle the advance
the school board is making with the
schools of the district and its en-
enlargement to teachers and pupils
to do the best work possible. There
is every indication and evidence that
the school board OF Coal district is
pushing the cause OF education. Just
what the several other school boards
of the county are doing is not re-
ported or brought to public notice.
A little effort on their part would
give publicity to what they are doing,
and it is the sincere hope of the
Telegram that they are making prog
ress. too, in the advancement OF the
schools OF their respective districts.
The cause J. of education is one
dearest to the heart of every citizen
who wishes the state to advance and
the school boards will do their duty
best. when they interest every one
sufficiently to enlist them in the
cause in all practical ways.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-04-28

BIG SWARM
Young Cooper of Ohio Arouses
New Workers and Attracts
Immense Crowds.

NEW YORK, April 27.-There
seems to be no let-up in the tremend-
Gus interests that has been aroused
in this city and vicinity by L, T.
Cooper, the young philanthropist, who
is Introducing his preparations to-
New York people. The remarkable
results accomplished by him in the
past two weeks are daily becoming
more manifest. Some of those who
purchased his medicine in the early
part of his visit are now calling at-his
headquarters, the Riker Drug Store,
456 Fulton street, to report results.
Yesterday was a record breaking
day, and many present were anxious
TO tell what jCooper's preparations had
done for them. One of these were
Mrs. A. L. Stack. living at So Wash
ington street, Brooklyn. Mrs. Stack
had previously been treated for stom-
ach trouble and nervousness. which
according to her story, had afflicted
her for n quarter of a century. In
relating her experience Mrs. Stack
said:
Il have been a sufferer for twenty
five years with stomach trouble and
nervousness. / have grown steadily
worse until OF late years have been
compelled to go without food for days
at time. What food / did eat did
not agree with me, and become
terribly Respondent. did not
sleep at night and would get up as
tired as when 1 went to bed.
Il have spent many hundreds of
dollars in the effort to get well, but
nothing helped me.
"A week ago friend OF mine told
me of this new Cooper medicine and I
decided to give It trial. To-day /
have good appetite. can cot any
thing, and my nervousness has dis
appeared. l noticed that / was no
longer troubled with formation OF
gas in the stomach the second day af-
ter l started taking the medicine.
IF had not actually had the ex-
per4ence could not believe 1t after
so many years suffering. This MIR.
Cooper has the most wonderful med
icine ! know anything about
Statements such as this from
sources OF unquestioned integrity
have firmly established public con-
fidence In Cooper's ability, and al
though some members of the medical
profession scoff when the subject is
brought up In their presence, the
faith OF the people generally remains
unshakeh
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-04-28

AS stated in the Telegram there is
to be a meeting OF all old soldiers
Thursday night of the present week.
1t viii be held at the office of Justice
James N. David in the court house.
and, should the Office prove made
qIate for the crowd in attendnce a
more spacious place will be immedi-
ately secured. The meeting is for
the purpose OF arranging for Decora-
tion day and 1t is hoped that such
cooperation and support may be Civ
en- as to make that a memorable
event in the city's history.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-04-28

Remember the board OF trade has
been instrumental in bringing a NUM-
Der of industries TO this city and in
various other ways has pushed
Clarksburg along. The boards good
work has resulted in better business
for others. The truth is every time
something is done, to advance the
community most every one is helped,
whether he is enlisted in the adyanc-
ing or not The sooner all apprec-
late this the heartier viii be the sup
port given the board of trade and
the greater will be the work done by
~
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-04-28

The county conventions and pri-
maries continue to be held and
Swisher and Scherr continue to get
the delegates. This does not look as
If there were to be any dark horse
and none can figure 1t out where the
votes are to come from for any such
candidate. In this connection Sen
ator Nathan B. Scott does not think
there viii be any dark horse. The
Senator is quoted on the subject as
follows:
There has been no conference be
tween Senator Elkins, Governor Daw-
son and me regarding a third candi-
date. l haven't seen or heard from
Governor Dawson in three months.
l think 1t is down to the point where
the two present candidates will have
to fight 1t out between them"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-04-28

birth and resurrection OF Christ As
these two are the very esesnee Of the
Christian religion most people would
like TO know what Cotton has that
makes him still a Christian. He IS
a hereto IN the same class With the
famous. OF rather infamous, crapsey.
II is no wonder that the bishop OF
his denomination should refuse him
license TO preach longer and the Tele-
gram feels quite sure NO state would
give him license.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-04-28
TUESDAY. APRIL Is, 1908.
Good Roads and Good Times.

Under che above caption the Sat
urday Evening Post publishes a
splendid article by Howard H.
Gross, of Chicago, secretary of the
Farmers Good Roads League OF IL
linois. Mr.. Gross's introduction is
out of the ordinary, but few here
abouts having considered 1t in that
light but true 1T is nevertheless. The
Telegram quotes Mr.. Cross
The schoolmaster and good roads
are the most important agencies to
advance civilization declared the
great Sumner, decades ago, in the
United States Senate. The school
master has done his work so we'll
that his figure seems almost to fill!
the American horizon. But the good
roads are most conspicuous by their
absence.
The common highways of our
country are the veins OF commence
and civilized intercourse, as the rail-
roads are the arteries. The greatest
need In this country today for its
larger social, educational and eco
nomic development is good roads.
1t outranks any other consideration
except sound money and maintaining
the public credit. / believe it is
vastly more important to the people
than the Panama Canal, the irriga-
tion of the semi-arid lands of the
West, or the Lakes-to-the-Gulf water
way, essential as are these great en-
terprises. The worlds food supply
passes on wagons over country roads
that tells the story in sentence.
Any interruption of traffic upon our
roads affects market conditions, re-
sulting in an erTatic and Irregular de-
livery to meet constant and uniform
demand The fact is that for
hundred years the products of the
farm have been sold more upon the
conditions OF the roads than upon the
requirements of the market.
THE people now expect, with each
recurring autumn, money stringen-
Cy more or less acute The enorm-
Gus amount of currency required to
move the crops, amounting to over a
hundred and fifty million dollars,
comes all in a heap. upsets business
conditions, demoralizes trade, adj
vances interest rates and makes
money tight.
The late financial unpleasantness,
the memory of which will linger with
us for some time. certainly was large
~ due to feverish activity to move
the crops to market before the sea-
son of bad roads set In. This made
n violent drain upon the money cen
tiers for the currency necessary to-
finance this great transaction.
with ninety-twO per cent OF all
the highways of the country unim-
proved. practically the entire crop is
more or less subject to the vicissi-
tudes Of road conditions. 1t does
not seem to matter that only small
part OF the crop is needed for i'm
mediate use; TO move II to market is
immediate and imperative. The at
tempt to do in two or three months
what should extend over three times
that period works always mischief,
waste and sometimes disaster.
cit is impossible for the railways
to furnish the equipment to meet the
excessive demand made upon them
at these times; confusion and disor-
der follow. The wires from a humid
red stations on the system are hot
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-04-28

Our Democratic friends viii not
be so delighted over the fact that
the anti-Republicans are not going
to vote their ticket this year, and al
so not delighted over the fact that
the regular Republicans are not go
ing to vote the Democratic ticket. II
one does not care what he says, he
might say it is a case where the
Democrats are tickled to death.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-04-28

The board of trade will most heart
lily welcome the earnest cooperation
of every citizen and Secretary Arthur
X. Thorn will be keenly appreciative
of every support given him. The
board has done great things and let
it be the determination of every one
to aid 1t in doing greater things.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-04-28

Though actively engaged in the
management of one of the largest de-
partment stores in the state, Mr..
Charles L. Lamberd the two years
he served as secretary OF the board
of trade, and, as such until per-
manent secretary could be had, ac-
compllshed much for the city. The
work done by the board and himself
as Its secretary was the most re-
markable achievement anywhere in
the state during the same period and
was the subject of much favorable
comment by residents OF other cities.
He deserves the most sincere thanks
of all the people Of Clarksburg for
what was accomplished by him as
secretary of the board.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-04-28

With messages calling for cars that
cannot be had. AS the trough Of the
wave succeeds the crest, so IN q few
weeks much Of the car equipment
that had been so urgently in demand
stands Idle on the storage tracks 4,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-04-28

A minister named Cotton and re-
siding at St. Paul maintains that he
is still a Christian first. last and all
the tinEe, though he denies the virgin
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-04-28

Adam Littlepage cannot be elected
governor of West Virginia on n plat
form opposing the new tax system.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-04-28

Good suburban roads would result
in a good deal less mud on the cIty'sI
paved streets. Try 1t and see.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-04-28
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-04-28

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burg and vicinity by our regular
carriers. Complaints regarding n
regular service will be Immediately
investigated and corrected.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-20

itc Sentperotltr Sc 0raO, cine @drlllt,
Die in Den 81 SabrcL III mcld)en ooS
&etter-9iireou beitcbt, llllr ellllllal
iibertroffen morocn lit u1O spar Ill
1897 nit 80 8roo am rs. Sttober.
9ic nicorigIten Sftober lcmperutlls
rem nurben am 80. Sftobcr 1913, am
rs. Sftobcr 1876 no ON 30. Nttobcr
1879 NIT 80 @roo, olio }Wci @ro0
inter Dem @efricrpunft, rcgiitrlrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-20

pr. 1i2.
Ginc 0cruronnng, i'm (lcuds cincr Mite ocf
SiBuna I'M Sabre t9uS ais SGpttci 100 pGi
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more III nutoriiircn, bic Sdufoidctne beingtcr
Corporation In einem Nettag uun nidlt iibrr
cinrr M,inipn Tuaars (S1 900 ,0O0) fir ocn
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lltlh Sc3emhcr eineS ieoc, %cin3clilel Sabres
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HiInrnTanS nrfcrIrntcn Stercrn toblcn inIen.
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ceir,I'b bcr1n,t iithri y;nS
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-20
Srr aricasminiiter anf Dem Stnmp.

A-II ~ "' WV N'f
Nun mus cs a6er %flcfen! Ter Serr
&ricgsminiitcr 2ufe &. @rigbtu Der
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uno, ais Scrr Goit iein Imt nieoer'
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nensSroge lGBt Serr @rigbt fcin gut
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1896, ieine r5oee Der Giienbobllz&crs
ltootlidung mieber olti. 81 mas l0Bt
lid Elm politiidcr Stlunpreoner nid)t
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rcnoum" hot SEER @rlgbt nldts
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rim cine 9roBe &crbclIcrru1g Der Ne-
gierung, mic lie bon mnicren gGtern
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ten Hooiepelt. Sb Der 0crr ariegs-
m.iniiter ourd) ieinc NcOc mobl Slfs.
trtppen ms republifoniibc Seer
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-20
POLAND THE KNIGHT AMONG
NATIONS.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-20
gefanmtmlad Jaifgcn.
fir bffcntlide siGcrbeit.-Bantca.
Cub gepartcmcut ocs @cbIuoes3 uipettDrs'
Wureas, NatbbnuS.

8aIfimore, IA. Sftober 1908.
grge6ote lpcroen entgegen 9elontruen BON
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bic @rri6tut9 oes observation-disclosures INT
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oes Nietcrs fir filnfbunoert ($00O) Dollars
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len mo Die Norfd)riften oes SiabtsG barriers III
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8cbditbes Slfpeftors beiidtiat pcroer.
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BUR Grinncrnng

an ~uricrert g~cIicbtcn @ntten mo Safer
Martin Yns,
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1904. Gcitorben. nber niht p~ereciicn III.
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