davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-12-10
Sofdles.
Mittelmeer Tahrt.

Die 9amburg= M merifa-
2inie peranltaItet in oieiem SoDr
pieoer cine Wittelmeer=Sabrt. Ser
bod eleeante 9oppelihrauben CANT
pier nMoltfe" miro am %. Salluar
BON Seem Oorf abfabren uno miro in
Sponiett. Gobis uno Maloga onlau-
fen, BON mo aus Die Baliagiere Sc
pila uno @ranaoo beilt6en foll1elt
nnb miro oarn Die Gunoe bur6 olle
befannten Safen oes Mittelmeers ma
den: @enro, 8iuafranfa, Walta,
aleranorien, Saffa, Beirut, Smprno,
&onitontinppel, Dem 8iraeus, &ola~
nlofi am &anal BON &orintb, Neapel
n1b, nie tie ale beiBen mogen. aud
in oen iiailii6en Safen SprafuS,
Meiiiua uno 8alermo miro &olt ge=
madt, 10 ooB Die Geiienoen oltd oieie
ibone Sniel nit ibren intereiimnte1t
Stdoten fenren %lerrer. 8on Ilerolr=
brien, Saffa, Beirut, Dem 8iraeus,
Neapel uno Gibraltar aus meroen Die
Ibliben @rfnriionen ms Sni1ere Don
Aegppten, nod Sernialem, 9omas=
fus, 8oalbef, Mtben, &om unb Sarl-
ger genladt uno oann ion oub nod
Sic iboneSniel &orfu beiuht meroell,
auf Der Dos Mhiaeipn, oos S9lob ser
4aiierin BON Seiterreid, bns iest DEM
oentiden &aiier eebort, liegt. Im
Is. Mprtl miro man fpieoer I'M Stem
Yorf iein.
Die @amburg : 4merifa : 2itia
bot elm iebr biibi1 au~sgeitattetes
gihlein iiber Die &eiie beraus9ege=
ben, nit gil6er1 bon oIen oen Or
ten, oie beiu6t meroen ionen, utlo nit
elmer fur5eri 8eihreibung oeiien mos
man gu ieben befommt. 9ieie giidcr
mer6en BON trgeno elmer Mgertlr Ser
@eieaidaft fret berianot; bic Seem
Dorfer 4gentur befinoet ii6: 41--45
8rooomap; @breiie lit Sambure-
amerifa=2inie. Die @gentur in ct
2ouis befinoet fi1 9Ot Slipe StraBe.
Dos 8uh lit allBerit leiensmert.
SIS giebt fanm eine Sabrt, bie in
tereiianter I'll, als 10 cine Mittelmeer-
6abrt. Man befommt nidt rtr eine
Der i6oniten @egenoen Der @elt gu
iebelt, mon beiudt oit6 Statten, I'm
Die @eidibte uno &rnit eit1en 3oll-
Der ~getpoben baben, mie INN feline Joni
IN Der @elt. Gin Sober, ser bieis
Heiie mabt, miro einen reiben Sdat
on Grinnerungen nit nod 6auls
hrinnpn
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-12-10

Sirten @anomerfer unb fabrenoes,
Soft, batten lire 2ieoer. gs lit oieIe
3eit, Der bas bel1tife 2ieo iei1en ltn-
ermeBliden S6ob on Solfslieoern
peroanft.
Sriiber gait sic @eiie fait a(les,
Der 8ert oes 2iebes ipenia. Die gro
BEN Weiiter Der Sonfunlt, 8lud,
Sopon, SGnoel, Mo5urt nno 8eetbo=
ben, i6rieben 5tpar 2ieoer, ober ni6t
piele, tie fiintmerten it6 menig I'M
oieie 6orm Ser Muiif. Srt5niiden
fom sic 9i6tfunit 81 bober 9liite,
uno Die 3eit muroe reif fir einen
Weilter, Ser 9ibtl1ng ltno Sonfulllt
sit einem berrli6en @ebauoe perein!=
gen ioate. 9iei er Mei1ter muroe ser
@elt IN Sror5 SCHUBERT geidenft, Ser
in ieinem fur5en 2eben BON 81 Sob=
rem trob Scot nno &ronfbeit einel1
Sdab BON 1900 &ompoiitionel bin=
t~erlaiien bat. ST fano Die berrli6itell
@eoidte sur @ertonung, in ieil1en
@erfen iino Sert unb Mn1if IN boG-
tier 8ollenonng NIT einanoer perbltl-
ben chamber glei6geiteat.
Sn Ser neuelten 3eit tit man, i'm
@egeniob gu Dem friiberen grtrem, in
bos anoere geroten, jeet miro, pie bel
&iharo StrauB uno War &eger, Der
Sert ul1o sic initrumertale gealei-
tung 5ur 9al1ptiode, uno Der Sanger
bot pereleidsmeiie lpenig 81 beoelltell.
Cine treffli6e Sauitration bier5u biz
BET Ser Defamation : Sanger 2uoni9
@Haner. Ser 2ieoereeiong lit oamit
ai1f einen 4bmeg geraten, Der iiber
fnr5 ooer lang miro alfgegeben mer=
npu miff1ert
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-12-10
gruuoeiaentnms uebertraaunaem

6. q. Bonner an 9enrp @a6ne,
97.81 Nder 2anb; $3.50.
S. 9. &ond unb Srau an S. 8. Sag
ner, @rlnbitid an Der 8. Ctr; $4,000.
8. q. SreD nnD Srau an S. @.Wdrz
lep, @runoitid an Der SgDen StraBe
$4,000.
Mlbert uno 81. n. gurns an @ler
Se5e6s100 Ider 2anb; $500.
8. 8. 9enman uno Slobb Mc@pipr
an Spiepb @enger, @rnnoifiid an Der
8arbe StraBe; $1,000.
u. @. gdenrotb an 6. q. SplueI,
@runbfiid m Der 3apnla Ctr; $725.
8. 8. SelDman an Cartilage Sias
@rlinbfid an Der Mit1ea Ct; $23750.
6. 9. opener unb Srau an Sarrb
Sdmiot, @rnnoitid an Der Wpntattn
Ctr, $210O.
George S. ulo $ s.. Gtuemfe an
9api6 Seas, @runbftiid an Der gbi5liuz
bua Str; 800.
Sacob &oelblen uno Srau an gnipin
Y. 9apforb, @rlinbftid an Der Yrobanot
Ctr; $1400.
Gam 8. @dels unb Srau an glat
Subj unb Srar, 8runoitiid an Der
@elt@Gpmmerce Ctr; $500.
George See uno Srau an W. 8. Cub
mid, @runbitiid an Der NorbsHine rrlb
gtolan Ctr; $1,000.
S. S. 8ilbarb urb Srau an 6 .M.
8bite, @ruuoitiid an Der 8nena 8ilta
CTR; $500.
German Neder an sSobn SO. &euneb,
PIT 4e5 Mder 2ano; $3267.
Nler @eeri6eiDt unD 6. q. Stierer
an S. 8. Yeaglep. @runbtiid an Ser
Matamoras Ctr; $3.50.
@iainm s. s.. Nrnplb an s. 6. Conn
mers, @runoftiid an Der 9ianotuitr
S%uboipiiion, $3.50.
Celia 9enrD an Bm. NrieienhaSn,
1913 Nder 2nno, 1926.
8esIep 6enrn lub Srou ou Sim
Srieienbabn, 1919 Mder 3anb; $3.50.
Qi1b unb @m. Weglain an W:u.
S%riefenbabn. 10 @der 2ano; $3.50.
q. unb SO. 6. Ssifher an Otto @dc5s
Sc Ider 2anb: 5000.
g. ufl0 Beifie Solompn a1 6errb uf0
Ingnif Sbonas, @runbitiid an her
Santa Ho5n Nbenre, $1,000.
Charles @raebner urb @lfreo 91ter<
Ter III @iliam 8urfbarot, Wrllnbltiid on
Der 8ittmar @benue; $3.50.
Biaiam 8. 6dnib uno s. S ssit,d5o,n
an Natalina Maffei. @rl1bftiid an Ser
SilozErinitp Ctr; 1925.
2. SUA2 ullu ". n. 1ytIluJullt
on Gario Maffei, @runbltiid an Ben
Sl0eSrtnitp Ctr; 1925.
Glare uno Seize 8eeion an Charles
q. 8iide, anteiL an @runoitiid an Ser
efe Der s. Strabe uno ape. 6; $500.
Hiperiioe 2anb anb Improvement 50.
on Srau 81. S. S~dmalbauien, @rullos
it'd in Der @iberiibe 9arf abbitiou;
$3.50.
Sreo. 8ibl an Sranf eimmartq.
@rnnoitiid an Der Noroz Stores Cir;
$2488.
Charles Siren unb Srau an Srorf
Stmnlang, 200 Mder Qanb; $4,000.
William 9unlon an Bottle Z. 8ilse,
9rl1loitiid an Der Gait SIDE Mbbifion;
$3.50.
5: $. 8ittimam il. an 5rau @atbiloa
Wittimant1, 100 ader 2an6; SIS IL. 81.
Bruno Sod uub Sran an German
9eimer, GnteiI an 500 @der Qanb.
terner an Sarm@@ 81 rdtfdaften, 8ieb,
Eferoen II. 7. M; $4,000 ii. q.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-12-10

Sc 1T mebr &atarrb in Dieier @egem
beg 2nnbes als bon alien anberen &ranfs
beiten 5uinmmen, r11b Biz in ben lebten
Sabren gait er als unbeilbar. 8iele
Sabre lang erfldrten 9oftoren i'm fir
eine lofaIe &ranfbeit un6 i9rieben Ios
fale SeilmitteI Dor, unb ba iie linn nit
ar8tli6er 8ebm1oll1ng beitdnois ni6t
fnrierten, erfldrten lie i'm fir unbeilbm.
SIZE @iHenfdaft bat benieien, baB Sea-
tarrb cine &onftitittionsfrarlfbeit if unb
beshalb fonftitlitionelle 8%ebanbIuna err
foroert. @als &atarrbs&ur. fabri5iert
BON S. S. gbeneb& 60, EoIebo, O.,
1T bic einaige fon1titutionene anr int
@arfte. Sic fpirb innerli6 IN 9oien
ober @aben bon 10 Sropfen big 5u einent
SbeelDffel bon genommen. Sic ipirft
brett anf bas SLUT unb Die 19Ieimige
Sberfld9e bes Spitems. Sic bieten
einbnnbert 9oIars fir ieben Soil ben
tie 5n f~ltrieren berfeblt. 2abt gu6 3ir<
fnlare nnb 3eu9niiie fommen. Qbrefiiert:
S. S. Gbenep & Co., Solebp, ..
8erfauft bon alien Gpotbefen, 75c.
6aas SatniIien&8iaen iinb bic belten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-12-10
@urbereitunsen fiir @eibnadten.

8alb nabt iid MN has @eibna6tsfen,
Srt gan5en Sa9r has MQerbeit',
@p bet fih beitfet Sebermann,
@ie Mttb'ren Sreab er MAIDEN fann.
Ser Batter benft an ietnen Spbn:
,gSas famff t1 meinem @iQie id1pn?"
Die M1ttter oft iid teller fragt,
Was tbrer Sarnb ippbl bebagt!
Ser liebe Snfel beitft bel fid:
nSas gebt tn's Cell ia fiirdterlid."
ODD tueie CT, bak es ielbft tim frarft,
9ieE er ben Heffen ntbefdletft.
Die Eanten iuiien es ia aud,
Was itberal Der @eibmaftsbrauf,
llno imd1en a1ts5nftnben, iuas
Ser liebe gdhte ippbl madJt Gpaf.
@er germ NIT eisenem &5nneu praGlt,
Ser bGfelt, ittft, iGst pber malt,
Ntt1 ie1r beItebt tit beitt babel
Sie itele &ttnit: 8ranbmalerei.
SD lit tn bteier @ei6nahtsseit
Snm 0eben Sebermanm bereit,
Mtr Der tit t~ranrtg, TIT Der Sat,
Der Menanb 5n befdenfen fat.
81 lang mod Der Gmpfanger Sinh
Die @aben leidJt SIT finben Iirb,
ODD tuirb er alter, lit oft febr
Sas &tdtige 81 finben fduer.
Gin Sener jettr iueik iJ beitimnrt
0ern giten STAT tn Mnfprtth nintittt,
DAB tbn nidt latger 3tueifel quilt
Sb CT oas &idtige crtudblt.
@tafpmmett ifets TIT, slam6et mir,
Sas quite Zone Star Slai Of CIT
bier,
8eim 9mtenb pber sleid beim Saf.
Drum iprget fir btes cole NaR.
@er btes betin Self inn Samie baIt,
Wtag fumfteii, iuer ba min, Der itelt
SaS Sefte atf, iuas es nur gibt,
Senn Spne Star 8ter ELM Sebel
ltebt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-12-10
II. G. FeIdman,
Wotarb Bubble mno SanbsMaent.
423 Haparrp Strase. f9bDne 9S4.
NOTWITHSTANDING.

9ermaim San9erbaiieu urb 2i8Se
@em6ler.
8. 9. Corning linb Nnna 6. 6. 9tohr.
9, 8. Sones unO G~atbarine 6. SHots
felbeff,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-12-10
ShSne farttett

16SA @fer, 6 Meilen in n0rolider
Nlftung bon Der Stabt an Der 8iper
settlement Strabe. 1862 Mder in auls
tnr. Suites 6aus. Stalun9. $4,000
per @der.
40 afer an Der @etmore StraBe.
ITO Mder in &nltlr, gutes 6alis iunb
gutter Drummer, $4,000 per afer.
Gil afer, feds @eilen bon Der Stopt
an gutter StraBe, 1870 Mder in &ultl.r.
bat 5lpei @%obn6duler, 8inbmibIeu.
Sdneune urlo biele 9eben9ebdube. $50
per Nder, Elm 9rittel baar, 9ieft auf
lange 3eit. 8ieies Stiid lam in brei perz
idieoenen AbteihIngen getanft merneu.
8eloangelegenbeiten perben auf5 Biiafs
lidite be5prat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-12-10
Gin Nmerifaner iiber oas oentidJ,
Qte6.

Spl oeI Observation-Disclosures Oeleu=
idaft in Chicago bieIt oieler Sage
9err 8iQiam 8. &ubbaro einen 8or=
trag iber oas oeitihe 2ieo, tporiiber
bort glatter fpie folst beri6ten.
Serr 6ubbaro, BON 8rofeiior Gut
ting benz iebr 5abIreid erfhiener1ei1
Blblifum porgelteGt, iagte einIei-
tend, er babe, als Mnglo : Mmerifa=
ner geboren unb groBge5ogen, flint
Sabre in 9eutiblano gelebt, ip1ter
nod mebrere CONNER bort suge=
brodt, uno oiirfe iagen, oaB er 2aro
uno 2erte fennen, ia Iieben gelernt
babe. Die @rfenntnis Ser @orsiige
fDie Der M1ngel Geutinlanos uno lei-
neg @eburtslarlbes babe ibn al Ser
ueber5engung gebraht, DOB beioe
Sartoer Wnn9es 3u gegenieitigern
Nusen bon chamber lernen fonnten
nno Die Mnbabnlng zines belieren
Teritanoniiies 5miifen ibnen iebr
fpiinihensDert iei. gs iei linn oaber
eine @bre utlo Elm 8ergniigem, Dor Ser
@ermaniitiiden @eienidaft, oie iid
oieIes 3iel geitedt babe, gu ipreferI
UNI 10 mebr, als Mmerifa uno Die
@eft auf fetnem moeren @ebietc
mpbr bon 9eutihlano 5n empfangen
Ddtfen, als auf benz bes @elanges.
Cine audi MIR einigermaBen er.
fhopfen6e @ebanblung oes Sbemng
n9as 0e,ttf6e 2ieo~ tpiiroe BEL Ser
acknowledgement Siae oes 5toffes
cine gar5e &eibe bon 8ortrdaen en-.
foroern. IS lei feline abiibt eerpeien,
ben 9orern IN aagemeinen @runo5i-
gen ben gnttDidelungsgang oes 6eut-
lfen 2ieoes 81 f1iloern uno 0as ie.
meils Geiagte oitrd BEN @ortroa Ell
neg entipre9enoen 2ieoes peranid)au-
liden gu laiien. gber ielbIt 6as miiiie
er fid beriagen, oa feline 8erufspflidt
ibn nod Der Srdeiter-Saae rufe. gr
lei oober leioer genotigt, iif nit ipe-
rige1 8orter su begniigen.
Stanoe ibr1 me6r 3eit sur 8erfii.
gnng. 10 iuiir6e er ben &orern ersablt
baben, pie Die Soneerdui6e Der @iI=
ben, TIRE 8riegs : @eidnge uno Sdn=
sc, bic Quele oes 8olfsaeianaes ae-
tDelen, ME Die Hrieiter bonn oiejen
Welooien lire beltimmte Sorm qeae-
ben bdften, Die oann ipGter, i'm 3ehn-
ten nno elften ~Sabrbunoert. beim CT
madden oes aeiitigen 2ebens aus lam
ger Na6t. 5unahit in Siiofronfreid
oas Sroubaoourtltm entItanoen fei
nro it'd na6 Norofranfreih Gponien
uno Stalien ausgebreitet babe. sn
Stalien 5ur 3eit oes 8obenitauien-
8diiers 5rieorids oes 3fDeiten, ieien
Die 9eutl6en NIT oieiem @eiana be-
fannt getDoroen, uno BON oieier l3ett
an bdtte it'd in Deutidlano oas Mtn-
neidrgertum erttpifelt. Ser oeutidc
Wtinnegelang, 0eiien berporragenoiter
Vertreter 6rauenlob gepefen. batte
1tb bonn fron5oiiiden, ausidlieB(id,
Der 5ranenliebe gemiometen, ooourd,
nnteridieoen, ouB er. Dem oeutihea
goifsgemiit entipredeno, audi bic
Berberrtifung Der Natur uno bes
Shopfers IN ieinen gereid 5og.
Die San6tperfer, giirger Der StGo.
te, traten oas Grbe Der @inneianaer
an lno bepabrten es ailf ibre @eife.
Verfielen Tie aud IN Beoanterie uno
iteifen GormeIfram, 10 ioreten iie ooh
tuie ntd Die Stride, i'm IA. uno IS.
Sabrbnnoert fir Die 8fIege oes Sc
la1ges, Der Damn aamablih ms @olf
orang uno ols &olfslieo meiter bliibs
te. 9as @olfslieo umipannte Dos
gan5e Seben oes Bottles, ieoer Stano,
Stuoenten uno gaaern, Sdger un6
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%erlaust eiu iouberes, e~rfabrehes
oellti6es &moermdo6en. Gutter 2obn.
Sran $, Srnbn,
S07 Son 8eoro 4pe., San @ntonlo,
Seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-12-10
&erlnnat

miro Elm Mdo6en, oas fo6en ullo
oie 9ausarbeit belorgen fam. 8eiil
&aihen. Outer 2obn. Intritt iofort.
Nad5ufrogen bel
Jran Nlbert Stepcs.
No. 504 Sing @iaium StraBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-12-10

auf Der So5ienoo BON g.
Winfielo in Der Ndbe bon 8uitamen-
tie ioaen reide 9oblenlaaer geful-
ben fem.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-15
LETTERS
Remaining Unclaimed at the
City. Postof1ce Are Ad-
Vertised as Such.

The following is list of unclaim-
ed letters in the Clarksburg post
Office, advertised December ID:
Miss Ada Adams, Leon l.! Blair,
E. C. Burkham, Clarence Brook,
Mrs. Alice Buekner, Miss Irene
Buckner, w. C. Cornwell. Dick Core,
Mr. Conlay, Joe Cain, Chernoff, Will
lie Drake. Mrs. Noah Dawson, Miss
Maude Davis, Miss Lura Davis. /.
Davis, j. p. Deem, Harry Davis, 2,
Stella Davis, Mrs. Frank Deurs.
Andy Dillon, Chas. Terrell. Ed.
France. e. L. Floid, Miss Jane Fer
rell, w a Francis. c.. Goldman, An
ME Gray. Frank Cutlery, Harry Co
bib. Mrs. Fl. Hess, Roy Hood, Mrs.
Rose Heller. Miss Kathrine HouEht,
Mrs. Phil Holman, J. NJ. Husk, j. !.
Hooper. Mrs Frank p. Jones. Wayne
Kan, S. NJ. Knot, Mrs. !. G. Klein,
Mrs, i. c. Klein. Berl c. Knight, Mrs,
Blanch Keylan, Mrs. Meaey Louis,
Floyci Lewis, a. ]. MeCracken, Miss
Dale Morrison, r. E. Mccartney
Thomas McClung. Florca G. Nicolac,
Miss Ada Oliver, Sherman Patterson.
Miss Hettie Page, Andonio PeTriello,I
10y Parsons, Frank Purcell, Geo.
Rb6n emus, Geo. Rhonemus, Owen
Rectors Rose Rassell, w f. Richard,
Lawrence Stevenson, Miss Jenni2I
Smith, Robert Stearkey, j. L. Spence,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-15

Much has been said for years just
previous to session of the legisla-
ture on the passage of bill to save
the gas of West Virginia. Few men
when they get to the capital find it
convenient or easy to get their men
tai faculties to work along this line
Somebody tells them they cannot do
and then they say so too and there
you are. What we want to see in
West Virginia is the state made so
attractive that manufacturers will
come here instead of going 10 other
states to locate to use our gas. If
it pays the consumers to pipe the
gas to other states to use it why
would it not pay them doubly to use.
it in our own state where, the gas is
produced? Let some of our solons
at Charleston figure out such "A bill
and thereby become one of the great
est benefactors of the age. VIII
you Belington Central Repub-
liean
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-15
Remember Homo Merchants.


The following observations by the
Charleston Mail are quite sensible
and make good reading for Clarks-
burgers. All that is necessary to
make the idea applica BILE is to change
the local reference from Charleston
to Clarksburg:
The Christmas idea of good will
toward all our friends should he
broadened to cover our mercantile
transactions. The nome merchants
are among our best friends. They
build up and beautify our city. They
rally to the support of every com
mendable public Improvement. When
you want to promote any religious
or charitable enterprise. the first
man you strike is the merchant.
When sickness or misfortune has cut
on your earning power and you are
face to face with distress, you don't
appeal to the merchant in Cincinnati
or Chicago. 1t is the home dealer
who supplies your wants and takes
his chances on your future resources
and on your honesty When you go
to the court house to pay your taxes
the local merchant is waiting a the
wicket to help meet his full share of
the general burden. But, you don't
see the merchant from Cincinnati OF
Chicago. They are putting their
money some place else. For these
and other obvious reasons, we should
patronize our home merchants.
Feeling that this Is due them. and
relying upon a general sense of JUS
tice, they have spared no expense
or pains in the purchasing of holiday
stocks. They have frightened up
their stores and windows until every
business avenue is a bazaar of ia
terest and beauty. In the pu bile
prints they have hung out their kind
ly banners of welcome. Their stocks
are complete in abundance and varie-
ty. They can furnish anything you
need and discount in price the met
ropolitan competitor
In all your buying, don't forget
your friend and neighbor. the mer-
ford you the essentials of merry
Christmas. and you can help make
the occasion glad one for him.
These suggestions are not a mere
jolly for the home merchant. They
are offered in earnestness and sin
Certify
Every dollar you spend in Charles
ton is that much toward strengthen
ing the purposes and ability of those
who Will do all they can to hasten
the coming of a greater city, with its
added prosperity.
Don't throw your Christmas doll
lars to the winds. Keep them here
to bless and brighten the town we
love
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-15
According to Dope Coming
from the States Capt.
tai These Days.

CHARLESTON, Dec. 1.-THE POI
llticaI dopesters are busying them
selves now mostly with gossip on the
prohibition issue, which will be the
paramount issue IN the coming ses-
sion of the West Virginia legisla-
ture The casual observer may we'll
smile on some of the press agent
dope that is being dealt out on both
sides of the question, and a little
study of conditions may cause the
same casual observer to look up and
ask where he is at. .
/-It is generally conceded that tina
prohibition amendment will pass the
house. In fact no organized fight
will be made against the issue in
that branch, but where the fun will
be concentrated is in the senate.
Both sides are grooming themselves
for the fray and it goes without say
ing that the scrap that Will result
mas never before been ec1ipsed and
probably never will be in the West
Virginia law-making body.
Practically speaking, the situation
is all up in the air. No one knows
and no predictions can be offered
with a sense of accuracy what will
become of the measure in the upper
house 1t requires two=thirds vote
to carry, and it is asserted by the
liquor people that they haven't lost
since the last time the measure was
Introduced and lacked but one vote
of bringing statewide prohibition.
1T is reported, and in n manner.
verified. too, that two members who
last year voted against the measure
will support it this year. On tho
other hand. to Offset this increase for
the ''wets," the anti-saloon people
claim a gain of two members, one
of them being a prohibitionfst nam
ed to succeed Senator McKown.
Those opposing the adoption of the
anne ndment rejoice over the. election
of Zilliken, in the foirst district, and
Mcintyre in the Fifteenth, who sue
ceeds Senator Campbell.
1t is plain to be seen that the sit
uation as regards the stand of the
upper house is unchanged. giving
rise to the claim of the anti-amend-
ment people that while it will be a
close fight the prohibs cannot win.
An effort is being made. and pres
sure will be increased as the time APP
proaches, to secure statutory prohi-
bition by a majority of one in each
branch of the Legislature. If this
move is taken it viii be as a club to
force tho passage OF the prohibition
amendment.
The issue win be the magnet of in
terest of the entire session and it is
likely that the fight will be or for
some time before it is settled. The
odore AIvord who recently retired as
superintendent of the State Anti
Saloon League so that he could de-
vote his entire time to the fight for
the amendment in the legislature,
remains optimistic that sufhcientI
force Will be brought to bear for the
of the bill.
The issue viii draw big lobby
and as Don as the sq'ous begin tol
arrive on the scene they win bel
Joined by the adherents of both sides
of the prohibition question. The
makeup of the Legislature this year
is such as to alIay any fears Of thcI
senator's being influenced against
their original stand on the question
Visit the Roller Rink tonight.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-15

From some of the reported coa-
ferences the owner of the Wheeling
Intelligence has had in Washin gton
and its line of argument these days,
1t is evident that newspaper would
like to get control of the Republican
state committee sof West Virginia
There is no objection to letting the
Intelligencer in ,bur likely consider
able objection to its being the whole
thing. As an-aid it can do fine SER
vic but as the general it might do
untold harm. The state committee
will doubtless in due time work out
its own salvation.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-15

As several Democratic newspapers
of the state have been amusin :
themselves with the chestnut about
the large crowd of hungry Office
seekers after the internal revenue
collectorship," the Telegram Is
prompted to indulge in a reminis-
cence. When Grover Cleveland be-
came president, there was a horde
of hungry Democratic ohiceseekers
stretched from his heels to a point
half way across the continent. and
nor such a large number of them
were nominated by Republican news
papers either.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-15
PR IBS ON IS
DOOMED TO DEFEAT

Howard Soloman. Geo. scheman. 2.
" Smith, c. staley. c. D. Sub1ett, j.
P. Tomson. j. Treinosky, Mike Tkacs,
Mrs. A. vajquez, Howard yandelen-
ne. Mako Yulctic, reward Vandel-
enne, Miss Stella Varnscoy, Willie
Writ. Mrs. A Williamson. Mrs. F.
H. Williams. Miss Edna Wilson, C..
j. Wright. Mrs. d. Welck, 2IS Water
ST., Albert Wamsley. Abraham
Wolfe, package.
S. C. DENHANI, PM.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-15

ment IN magazine form. describing
the industrial and commerciaI de-
velopment Of Cumberland and the
Georges Greek region The nuneF-
Gus articles contained in Il are inter-
estlng, historically valuable ana are
pr6fuseIy Illustrated with fine half-
tone engravfngs The supplement
reflects much credit upon the News,
which Is a sprightIy. uD-to-date
morning newspaper.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-15
The VVhite House revolution.

When Roosevelt became president,
our chief magistrate was virtually a
prisoner in the White House. He
was hedged in with conventions and
circumscrfbed with stately punctilios.
Conven tionalism had been carried to
tiresome extreme. Mr.. Roosevelt
let a breath of fresh air into the
White House.-Memphis Commercial
Appeal.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-15
Pension Edttors. for instance.

John D. Rockefeller is said to be
willing to give $5O,OOO,OOO for the
education of the people of the Orient.
The cause is worthy, but it would
appear that Mr.. Rockefeller could
find more pressing need for money
for some other purpose in his own
country, in the expenditure of which
he would display good sense and
sound patriotism.---W Regis
Ia.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-15
NoTICE-Ap UPToDATE BUTTER

The Chicago Dairy, of McKeesport,
Pa, with Mr.. Chas Donovan, proprie-
tor and Mr.. c c. Surber, formerly
with the Chicago Dairy at Home
stead, Pa, as manager, have opened
an uptodate store at 1913 Fourth
street. with a full line of butter,
eggs, cheese, teas and cofees.