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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-28
Bur Rfleae Oss SolfslisOsS.
Bon 9,. b. sicbsritciu.


VPln fIast belte iiber bic gefa.
0en3 Der 0ausmuaif uI0 Dap oleie
0Hrd PROCLAMATION alter Art 0en poe.
licU0aeH Rei} Der fbr irililer elgngte.
Uerloren bitte. 8era0e Ole Muiif i'm
0aiUe maB ms bod OFT iiber Sic
liiidltcrnhsit oeS taglidlen Sebens
himueghelien mo uniere Sebnmht
uah Eoeie befrieOigeu. SIMMER
meni1er 6oreu mir audi Die id)0nea.
alten NolfslieOer. Die irilher 9llt
ur0 SUNG eriraiten. gSdren oicie
gieoer MN national. ODER fameu ie
ans anOcrn Sdnoern tmmer muBten
iie an sic Seele 81 rii1ren luiO iuaren
0es 9elioIs iiher.
Cas- aeinn0e Stunitempnnoen eines
8Oites Wolleu mir aus 0ieier 9lrt BON
Wiluif beruHsboren. ieine mnereSar.
mcuie. Oesbal6 gefdlt lie inns. mo
mir enpiIn0eH nit i5r, neln uns
8olfsf2umlihteit mo rationale 81
aeuort oarans annmthet. 60 lit Is
p0bl iiberall nit Sreu0e 81 begrii
Ben OaB Ole ItdIieniiden 6rallen aui
ibrem eritei aoHgreiie 3u Rom lid
NIT Oieler 6rage %6eida1igtelt. III
Der Setiion iitr Ntilit mo 2iteratur
gSi3mrdiioeHtin SerGiAa Una. ieGiga
@raiin 5randi @eruep. 0ie einit 0u.h
in Ieutid1lduS pielgeieierte @ci1ey,n
Shiilerin Soadums) mur0e riH pon
ser IN Gcue0il lchen0en 3omgoniitla
Ola .. ShnlB tG. A"Oaicro5fnl ne.
iielter Autral nit grobtC @e8eiite
riaB auflenoumen rmO 5u iollen.
Ocm 9edlluB geiilhrt:
p@s moae iid cine fr|enpiliRe Ger
eiuiguug biI0en Hlter 0en Nraitfn
aIler Sdnoer. odnit ale iid bethd.
iIgen BET Der A~uifinouigg oon mutt
faliidR goltsmotlOen."
MaH mill iar Bic G0fsmeIooie
Oasiclbe TOM. mas iiir Sic Goifs
poriicn bereiis geibcben lit lie fam
meln Oonit EN- dlaratterui der mo
m~eribooler 8uRirddb MIDI ueriorcs
sebe.
auBcr Ser @eOcuiuiw an iid.
mclde cine SlmmllmG 0cr aittn
Foitlihen 8oltsmeloOier scr per.
ldigoenen ErOulSen Stolieas 615sn
murOe. fosuoal pom cthnoiodlidel
ais pom mualtard1oIogfhten Stag0.
pHati airs Wlr0e 0as Snt0ium aie-
Ter Sd,ate geulB nod 4pCitere Ser.
ipeftincu iilr Sic muiifalndle S{ltni'-
erapidcimitg NStalicrs bsheu Die
alten &oItsmclooien. Oie'e @Iiltaca
Der &erIdthlcuhCii mer0cI mEpsi
icibaft auh bcute Dte0er a4i nUrdi
barren @oeen ia0en mo manhes
9teMe id}aiien.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-28

erinnern mir ms nidlt ous Ser
cigeuen airoheit Ses bau1lihes Ne
ii1ls. renn Niaiier irouris mar
@ie eim sf1ne1 0uuf.er yedcnsrdf6iel
mars 0ie Der ain0erieclc nodl mr.
0eci.@n0lih. aber bod, penn audi I'M
6epuBt iih ME 9leI AM uniere 6eob
Jitfeit mari.
@ie leii9 uno friih oaleger ent.
pidelt i'd eiu SinO unter Gem Sons
nenidein beiiere MtHueFlie6ei 8is
lernt Is laden Nno irohlidl ieia. .Della
Die SHUTTER nit inn fr0hlib it'll
glber man fam giiidli8. ir5a.ih
Mleinen. menu man funmeruou. BE-
tfiibt. frant mn0 eleno iitY- 5dauer
maq es manhmaI isin; ooh Die
mapre IimIeriieoe fam allies he
fann nod mehr. nod uiei melr. ais
Better iheiacn nit trauriaem 6er3eH.
SIT 0er geiie BON ainoern nitt aliein
idon @luds genug, nm igob 81 'cIn2
Sdpnfe GeineH ain0eru Bis III
lore ipdten 2ebpnsjabre Die Crime.
rniig an cine glHdiidc NiH0er5eit, al
Sa5 Bib eiHer setter iadelH5eH Nlui-
ter. Seiterfeit I'M gerisar }ruiitea
SHUTTER ND ainO laBt iih air MI
Sem not5igen gruit Der Gr3ic5uug
oereini8en 8eioe itehen tsmtssDess
I'M @locriprud nit einaiaer lln9
miro Gin Sin0 nidt lie5tr Inn freit.
oqer oen N0rIen elrer fr3alitca
9lliiter geaorden. as elmer u5ci.
lanniQen. miBmufblaeny
gloAl mag Elm Gin0 lerueH. Sen
Edmerj ju ertrnlen Ser ism nidi
erigart blei6ea farm, c6er es ioa
aud Die 6reuoe fenncn leruen HuO
iid ionucn il ibrem 1oiealihte. Uo
INNER MIR mollih. @je im8t Oodl
Der Tidltcr.
u@ebt frohe Slaene Guren QinacrL
8es scbcns ocimiudnug su lui0eru
&cr MD Id'0u piel erIgbt bat @nte5.
Ter ir0at ons Sflimme leidlten 0iuthes.
gr meiB. e aibt Elm @lid AMI @rocn
llHb uas emit mar. tann ipic6er pcr0enl~
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-28
Sic 5amilic Sad.

Sir a,aFs ms~en pr Sow ,,
fstsr;te- mas sSs..,s,. ~, m..;;e,
sfgs4.sr -, - =
5rs,rrNer+ -. rs~ s.,,;G.,,
NOV sa as,ri.I s~sr;8 ,,..S 3.
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~rri;s, ..sfs, ~
49, e;.r4er X :,
So, ~ -
So y -. -. -
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
ms..s.~..r 49,.
--.
- - s.t 80, 80,
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-28
pumaIr Gage.
gnenite @idciogsm.

.CAG1ia 0uai iid 0as Ser5 mad
~ Someaidein,
B Z0h nlibe 0umtel psrae.
aea sic Lage.
dmioait oas zeHaea. mahitos ois
asl3e
Guaiier 5rshen ale laas bereIn.
gtaH esoiia solois eriuablet Osr
Sa8i
glenset Sic hdisatD09slsu AaseH
lie iair iHr 6untele Ia8e MIR foH'
gen
sod iubeiHo aapo9nt man iid no4
mo nod.
llno 9eiBgr er8libA oas Sonnea.
iidtl
Grobeno 5ic5en lid Nolten 5uiam.
Wga.
aas 0gaeH p~en0erbeaOe 8iise liam.
gne1.
erIdaHerao oas Seagtsn 5uiamnen.
blihi.
Is5 BEN lit es luftio mo lser.
@erae att lerne 3aTric0eH ertra'
1ti,
Sdguul-i t ols WlAd. gIeidj Ben glI-
ael0en Iagen.
4trid3t es NtfluIffltMf6ut'S DODpeis
dgDcr.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-28

5e NIB d%nsiigfcn niid oernrfIa, oab
id uohl begrciier fam. nsrum Tire
1iniier lie Hidt aleir scasn laiie1
ironte."
glluo pns finn lie lest2
~5ett2 8, es lit fem 8eneImniBs
Sd bin bic Aeeni.H zines Yb0togra.
pben. gr eriaubt mir % Rro5ent
aui jeoen Auitras. Ben ID er9alEe
un0 oa Die 4asfHhraHg ser SIloer
oorsaglih III. 10 Deroiente i'd I'M.
MERLIN 8TUe, bis erei Cellar iaglIh
.Iies seniIgt. UNI ietbit 10 Dem tlen.
rem gtew gort anitanoi9 81 leben
@lau6en Sie oIss. ais lparianie
Teuiihe Hidf dudl~
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-28

Rorm aefenBeihnef. uon ailen lla-
iIrlidl. itiiiidl enpimocisoca nc,.
i1ast Ter Hh1loA3 beg SINNERS.
Aer chi oNc arme 0uafie croe as
HeiSlcaf iici. mHiicil bic NicHidlsi
ibrerieIis ieit5Hbalten iud)en, tnOem
iis 9iebe unO 5reuroid,ait 0Hrh Dir
greAe, BE iitl aat iH ~beitaBoIscr
tarler stildlidtalbme oasoradf. tr5.
nen. $. CDsrtamp.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-28
Sir Slide nllO suns.
aa6snsrttrl

o"AhtJtujtAtls
Sonntag: ao6Iiuppe. - Sa-
leilorafeH nit a~arioffeln, ssrautialat
mo aoHpott. Iofel5rotipeIie
lSertelnaIm).
NoHtag: 6aisHiuppe (0on sen
aetrigea 5aieafnohen). - 9eut.
idss Seefteat nit Sal5grrfen.
GteHltag: Jfot3e &ubeniuppe
1~aaerbraieH nit DeaftaroHi.
Mittwoh: Suppe BON @anic.
TEN. - ShaDeinstotelett nit 70
maien.
GonnerHag: aartofieIiupre.
@ebraiene @aas nit gelben Ra.
.beH. ~ 8ratapfel.
6reitas: (oeaetariid) Spie-
gele.er nit 3artonslialat.-N is.
aer Shmarrn nit ganiaeniauee.Z
&aapernidel. Rettig an0 Butter.
5oHna5en0: 8Iumenfo6..
iappe. - 8otelfleiih anti SpedliH.
ZEN. ~ 4pielmls.
= 4 4
8oblfuppe. Gin 5erbadter
Sa atmIaohen uao aM 5tud Riuo.
.fic d msr0ea nit siligen Sorbeer.
blaasrn @eUir5fJruern unO ge-
t-o8iieien Nsl}ea mit Dem H0r1igeR
@Saaar ST 9rii5 g1foht. Sn3Di.
idea 9ai man EN- 9siuu0 Saucrfraut
Mtt siner iean9ebafen 3uiebel mo
eipas JotoBeaem Bfeffer in etDds
Satier bal6 meih gshmort, Damn
loBt utan Cs In Der 0rithe Doaenos
uefh t0Aga. perrilrt einen SoffeI
1te9i IL etguls iaIrrm Jabm, ihiit-
tet iAn 3I Der 5uppt, oe man ab.
ihmeaf lG0 rad 9clie6en itber flei.
ae 9cbrlteue &ilritten auigie6t.
SpedIfnien. g5adOem ein
9albe9 0uart Sinien meid gcfott
uno abaeihllttet iiaO. last man en-
.uiericl %fufo 5pedlparielten glaiiJ
per0en, 9ie5t oaju cine iehr iein a..
IdaitFeGe 3pic5el un0 0aulpit Oieie
mat Dem Sped efpas AT. 4lsOam
'i9t mani Die Sinica hin5u. miirjI
oas Sarge nit einegn 90fiel 3itro.
~-cili1 -ooer 3itronenIa1, giebt It
~ &stennnte biu3u mo ldbt 01s
@ar5e Hot cine bal6s Sfun0e Odn-
.pien.
AuSac6adeNe @in0ben.
.teL Sin 6ll6es Gliart NA!d Mrs
NIT 3mei lla}cu Butter iie0eno ge-
maht IND 10 piel 0le6l bineinge.
rii9rt. 0aB man einen feiteu grei err
butt Sen mln BET iort1eicbtcm I'm.
riibren iibgr Dem Gyelter anbrenrt.
GanH HiHmt man Die Maiie POM
5euer, u9rmii6t tie uah mo nab
nit ad5t GierH. itidt mlIuuBgrobe
stl0Bdcn oaoon ab. bidt iie mlttr
beitdHoigem SdnliteIn Ger aaiieroae
IN beiBcm Sd~nal5. DIS iie aufiprin.
gen ubo bellbraun mer0eu. upO aie6t
ne nit 3uder utO 3lnt beitreut SIT
1iid.
GuBt6rt6eu. Gin 9iuaO
ltuBterne (uida erbGlt iie aus t35
5tiid @alniinen) werOen a6ge5ogel,
init chuas @npeiB ie5r ieiu geitoBen.
NIT - 6i0oitern uIpO eiuem @fu;0
,3nder 3a elmer Oidihaunigen Waiis
leriibrt. @ieraui 3iebt IL oa5
@eiBs pom lem @iern 81 iteif AZ.
~idlllleAen 5dltee nm orei 9offd
poll Gorntdrf2 Oaruater urO itreidt
Die N1aiie gioihmdBil aui Elm nit
BUTTER bgtrideneS @leh um0 badt
tie 5t itoner aelber 6arbe. 0anah
M Eoca fl1iue ritH0e @o0en ausgc-
ltodeu, }uei iibereinanocr gelegt init
]atBcreme acfilt. obea alif cine
balbe lSlB dcleat uno 0as @an5e nit
3racrgiainr i~ibsr5ogen. 0ie 9rene
miro BON eiaem hal5en Eiun0 III.
~a6Ieioaeagn 8~etoBeien ]taiiet mo
ciaem uiertel 8frr0 3Htar genaht.
lug.des MON IN eiucu niertel Quart
foAeaoe S1hne idNlttet un0 Damn
0as @nB3c asf0ert9llb Stm0en lara
an mariner Ner00latte iaBt. mo es
i;A ss,Arft rfita fo4sp stf io1pn
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-28

rsr.in1. DS Il hw m1as
SSsrte uerocn au1 G5erIestn
&1a1nier -E 1las 1 cu
re NEo u aaa ca la ssg
rE 0s1zpeez."
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-28
pianSrrsi.

lIaueerei.
q igc tlciHe @qielibaf' seobad
~ ieis aui Der gefraiis e.nss
@olels in elmer @uiFrhIr
or. ME Gin friih Defioater. iih nod
la artlateIieH nos aiateg0er 3ral.
il51m gaulislif ifn 8rauthsa
U0r ieosu Ifor H Raatn belhilBte,
nE6etitwmer. a.aItm 90 oes 0pm'
meis giaB W ielbll lt0eridnlifeis.
Rad orr t3areH re9Hels mie0er"
ialtg eli gi8lgone latomitl. Tel
3nfa0 fis ea. o1g nad 6rel Sih.
rem ~ lutle NIar ais 9bepaar
mJ<er a3rt1ln tam. ehetlo etn Ibeil
Tr f9Her befaunieH @1oegeielidnit.
rs rs3neie luiaogr. uo an0itlih be-
idirmte am Der e9sberr iidl ielber,
mihetIumtft 0aripn ob 0es STINT
mels 9iaB irs Iramdea iibergob
e5 nt cu cilen Eina nm oer
siebc Caurr um oen eeit1nO ibres
3letdluaBes a2'eainaeH mo elnen
AHfam MAIDEN DIS iii oic lritteii,
2ou often 5aden. aber niti allen
@eiiterH uUo NaH0ea qelmat Elm
3litdlihts. ifpbta G~ollenoen." Tas
Sli aHh iHr 0eraalmie 0ie it'd aui
9ieiBatl Wuo ldfaaa arinaoeL
iJr Niebe uHo S~rguH0itait Ger
0aaernae 8eiig ltsuidi laHaiam 0ls
Nodlcf iti ID oae etHit NIT Ger Or
run9gnidlau utrfnipfi mar. Dc
Vhnsaiir Adt ieeem I,eil porae.
eanIelt. 0ab man am anoerH Elm
%ocai b9ipe Ins iaHlihe 3ufam.
menlcbel Iaht uber ath oie Nleteii
n Scr 1DHHe herportrcteU. SlHlt
oie SiebeMlniA nam IH eiuen Widen.
.eii 5%nfannuea. o0fr peruad lie int
mer mo lmmrr pieocr mnporNi-
fiamuen ul0 0e 4rpbe 81 befiehea
iH 0riieH. iN Siurm aHo ggio uno
irob Scr dfnidieu un0 Nehler wei.
de oer Alli11 ans Giant %iorOeft2 Ger
ieile 9A9i8 matl mbetummer.
ipraloe tn aid Hleihullia WlaG
laBt itai asle3 ett TO rett bs0entll.
d'em WrI0e 1a0 geltile ma ier-
liltle ~6eit3eeano mirD dblelgat 0tS
bcdueme Nauslieo ju oen man iit
ald aiirH SslieH ilrtfcn um0 rcdes
lam. 90 oalert0 0u orr ]leiht. mo
man iitstl iih uB0 rSft it'd moal
aar bis }nr &thidfsloliaiet Nor
ireusoeu MeIidam nllNmi mau itdi
Naa1uucH. Altu bet Nfeun0ea
l5Bl ataH irei ilh 3eben. man ruht
TO- iArer &rat HllH et.aAbl nh etnc
SNnt. UfJ9ahmter mtf(t Sic 0ei-
osaits1'i uao 10 peglebien mir am
erliel aie 0e Nir ON 5ariltcu lts
heH teboetael
01s sieae s9GDNHneu gommi or.
f3als ple te laeidelf pom Nmn.
mel 0le N"tehasAalicn iii Wae
anUii a8 aer bic Meaiheu lhrs
gfsiWfiaaHt m a}tmhicr bauah
teH itaNeg is 1T Ser @raNmeiltr
iHf eeg }Asfta e.nee &ie5ge. m0
t~NrenHa'dAtft per1o3tWaie4 Sat e5
Nd rlfitNais aut uH Mn 1troh.
ftust agarHoe.i eara1oen hcj 0er
Gneiibi au' 1Nfserl dr. @~ertheile2
Gaeg meg ae HHlt he.lile fvlamme
~peraaFolH pe.dg grft beim ttBtaa
N'he1eaa triUAt Ole Quie 6a,.
Htist Ht #ga ep,ler @rau,iinn0
@lf cft 1ate leaeH iiia Wc0'dga 81.
fffffN smrwar .sff-s5Y aftfaf+rsaAs o.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-28

8rduen u80 NsitsIie0er au3us
negmen, bat Die @eieaidaft fir grO-
taRoe IN Berlin beidloiicn. Oa lid
per gamen sum 9eitritt ~geneloet
9attea. 8agegen cat Oas 5reie oeit.
lde 9odHtlTt in 6ranffurt ON gtaiu
6rauen BON Ser giitglieoi9ai aus
genlo1en, mas 81 einem leb5aften
&roteit leitens Ser utereiiirterareiie
geffbrt bat.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-28

5rduleiH Charlotte @eigert in
Berlin bat ais erite Game an Der
@limboIot Ifa0emie Elm @rnulen 1T
antifer 4lmigadihte BEL &roieiior
Sren0eienbnuJ mt Dem 4raOIfat
0le9r gut beitau0en.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-28

Ser5ogin @era bon @iirttem.
ber8, @roBfiiritin bon 3uBlan0, bat
cine Sitting nit einem 9erm0aen
TON 20 Eauiell0 Collars errihtef,
Die Sen gtameu 3ufluhtsltatte in
@siirttem6erg fil6rt un0 Dem 3aUede
0ieHt. %unebeligen Nfiittern louie litt-
lid gefabrOeten uaO 5efalelIen Ser.
loaen melblIden @cidyled)ts 0urf
Grridlhang Don 3HTlHhtsbduiern
unterfumit 81 geipdbreH.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-01-28
WlLLET77S ATTACK TO BEEXPUNGED "A COMPROMISE
FROM THE RECORD or LOWER HOUSE IS SUGGESTED
MINISTER'S
Are All Entitled to Reduced
Fare Rates Says the
Commission.

II has been decided by the inter-
state commerce compission and rail-
road officials that duly ordained
minister Of the Gospel is entitled 10
reduced rates "a nll railroads under
any aud ali circumstances whether lie
is actively engage J as a pastor OF a
church or whethi. he is not acting
in such capaicty.
1t will be remembered that several
months ago the u. & o. US well as
several other railroads announced
that special rates to members of the
Clergy were to be discontinued and
that they like other persons would be
required to pay full rates when trav-
cling. This action of the roads
brought forth such severe remon-
strances and criticism from the public
that the act was repealed and the
old rate scale adopted again. There
was, however. II question as to whcth-
or or not evangclists md missionaries
who were not directly connected with
a church as a pastor. should be grant,
cd the special rate, SO the opinion of
the Interstate commerce commission
was sought with the result rs above,
stated.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-01-28
GLASS PIANI
At Sistersville to Be Operated
BY COOPERATIVE Company
From Morgantown.

MoRGANToWN. Jan. 27.-Mor.
gantown men will take charge of tho
Wells Window glass plant at Sisters
vile. and announce that they will
have It in operation Thursday, Jan.
IS. The plant will be operated by
the Independent Glass Company. COM
posed entirely of Morsantowu work
crs, under4a cooperative agreement.
BY this method the company will be
able to sign the National scale. Uh-
der the cooperative agreement the
men will receive Sal market money"
each week. the company receiving a
few extra boxes of glass every week.
Then at the end of the fire the money
on hand will be divided among the
workmen.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-01-28
STAND FIRM
THE STRIKERS SAY
Relief Committee Receives
Money From Headquarters
and Men AT Work.

WInLow glass workers here WIN
are out ON a s,rike declare th.,r
union orrnnization IA .,andin, nm
mud TINT they are ,n : nosi,,or =,
fight II out for a long fine va, T,hey
saw they viii continue nm s,riko
until their union is recoynized ma nm
orran,zat,o, and nn,i,, the n,n,,,.c.
turcrs adopt tho vare scale for ,v,,,c,,
tho strikers arc contcndinr
a relief system has been estabi,sn.
ed by the local nn,on for mid of
strikers and the latter say Z, i. worr +.
Ing very satisfactorIlv Money for
relief Of the strikers i, rccciy.1 from
two sources The national orean,ya.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-01-28
SENATOR THORN
Is in the Capital in the Inter
est of. the City Charter
Amendment.
ny Charles brooks Smith j

CHARLESTON, Jan. 27-Ex-sena-
tor A. X. Thorn. OF Clarksburg. is
here meeting his many friends from
various parts OF the state. When he
was in the State Senate he was one Of
the hardest working members. ana
he came pretty near being right on
every important question. If he
wasn't. 1t was en- error OF iudgmen,
and not of the heart. His successor,
Senator Charles q. coffman. is start
ing on his career by attending strictly
to business and showing no distastc 10
hard work. He is one of the Joint
committee on enrolling bills. which is
one of the hardest, most tedious and
most Important committees of the leg
islaturc. Senator coffmaa has made
a. fine impression on his fellow mem
bers. Ex-senator Thorns visit here
Is in the interest of an amendment 10
the clarksburg city charter which
provides for water works and sew
eragc board. clarksburg's present
need is water works and sewer
age system. and If bond election to
be held in that city before very long
goes all right. she will have the funds
with which to solve these two prob
lens
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-01-28
OPPOSITION
To Lower Tariff There Will
Be From Independent
Steel Men.

plTTsBURG, Pa. Jan. g7-The
presence of large number OF steel
men from Western Pennsylvania and
Eastern Ohio not allied with the Uni
tod States Steel Corporation gives
rise to various rumors concerning a
merger of Independent interests. act
ion protesting against tariff reduction
and price cutting and price reduction
But there is nothing to verify any OF
the rumors. That u. conference was
held seems certain but no information
concerning it will be given ont by
any one present. That. the indepcnd.
cnts are seeking merger and general
price reduction in opposition to the
United States Steel Corporation is dc.
MED by some manufacturers. j,
seems reasonably certain from the
few intimations that were givcn. thai
tho purpose of tho meeting was te
oppose any reduction on iron and
steel tariffs. Nothing of an authora,
tive nature, however could be learn
ed today.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-01-28
CARRIERS Named
For Routes Here and AT Other
Places in the State of
West Virginia.

WASHINGTON. d. C., Jan. 81
Rural routes ordered established on
April 4: Brandonvillc, Preston coun-
ty, route No. l. serving 90 families:
Evans, jackson county. route No. /,
serving 90 families; Glen Easton.
Marshall county. routes Nos. and Q
serving 2a9 families: Masontown
Preston county. route No. 1. serving
132 families: Terra Alta. Preston
county. route No. l. serving 2si fam.
lilies.
James II. Hayes appointed regular
Robert C. Dean substitute. rural car
ricrs OF route No. . at clarksburE.
Postmasters appointed: Hubbnr1s.
town. Wayne county. David L. Bel
lomy: West End, Preston county. II
g. Ruckle; Red sulphur Springs, Al
bert j. Lowe. -
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-01-28
REVIVAL
At Industrial Baptist Church
in East Clarksburg Quite
Unexpected.

God visited the people of Industrial
with a great outpourlng of his hol,
spirit. We say unexpected. becaus:
We were not expecting 1t SO soon
though We have been praying for i,
and believing that We would see such
an outpouring OF the spirit OF God
but we sometimes set the time TO,
God - visit us with his spirit, but VIC
have learned that, We must let Inn
have his way and just wait upon
him. We think We have never wit.
messed such visitation of the spirit
of God upon his people.
The pastor gave short talk to his
church and people on Sunday night
in which he said that he wanted the
church and all Christian people TO
join him in campaign against sin
and a great many answered, We will,
after which we all Joined in singing
Where de Leads Me i VIII Fol-
low" after which the pastor asked
II any present wanted to follow
Jesus to the cross and number re-
sponded and within few minutes a
number of anxious souls were on
their knees calling upon the name of
the Lord and the interest has been
growing very rapidly since that time.
SO far there have been about fifteen
persons. protested saving faith in
Jesus Christ. mothers are praying
for the salvation of their children,
children praying for their parents,
VIC firmly believe christ's saying
when he said If 1 he lifted up viii
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-01-28
BIG AUCTION SALE
Is Held On the Farm Of the
Late b. Basel Stout at
Center Branch.

One Of the largest public auction
sales of personal property that has
ever been held in Harrison county
took place on the farm of the late Il.
Basel Stout at Center Branch Tues
day. The receipts of the sale amount
cd TO about $4,000. Samuel w.
Gordon was the auctioncer for C. b.
Stout. executor of tho estate The
s19ds sold consisted chiefly OF cattle.
fsning implements and farm pro-
ducts. There was such large
amount that 1T was thought the sale
would have to be continued for two
days, but the bidding was brisk and
the sale was over at $40 o'clock In
the afternoon. 1t started at 10
O'clock in the morning. There was
a large crowd at the sale throughout
the day.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-01-28
MAIDEN SPEECH.
Of Senator Meredith in Senate
Makes a Fine I'm
preston.
uy CI,arIes brooks smith,


CHARLESTON. Jan. s7-sena,o,
w. Scott Meredith. OF lrairmont sa,
quietly in his seat COR thirteen days
before he arose ana addressed til.
senate. He didn't talk until 1t wa.
absolutely necessary. and his remark.
were in line of explanation why the
senatc committee on judiciary had re-
ported that senate bill No. Al do no,
pass. Senator Meredith Is chairman,
of the judiciary committee. The most
important and hardest working COM
mittee OF the senate.
For thirteen days his colleagues
have watched the distinguished, quiet
hammered. courteous Fairmont man,
always at his desk and always inter
ested In the proceedings and always
appearing at case and as Il man dead
sure Of himself. If the interest
in him 50 noticeable on the part OF
his colleagues was rcciprocated he
gave no token of II. But il may he
accepted as certain that lie WAS
weighing the abilities % the various
senators in the scales of his equal
Judgment. and 1t Is no Indictment al
abnormal vanity to charge that lie
reached the decision that he was not
lost in the deep maze OF statesman
ship and believed himself capable of
holding his own. Senator Mercdith's
first appearance OH the floor of tho
HCnntn nc n yppnkcr n,u,l., =, .1n,ifodt,
splendid impression. His address IS
pleasing. his manner easy. his words
well chosen and his presentation OF
facts and arguments clear. He was
given rnpt attention hy the senators.
and the unfavorablc report made by
his committee was sustained by a
large majority and No. al. relating
TO consideration by appellate courts of
errors not referred 20 by counsel. was
rejected
Those persons who had known the
Fairmont senator or had heard OF his
ability as Il lawyer. logcian and
speaker. and were prepared for the
fine impression that his first appear
auce on the floor % the senate would
make. were expecting the compli-
mcnts passed on him Yesterday and
were by no means surprised. Sena-
tor Meredith from no& on will. IL he
so desires. WELD an influence in the
upper branch. and be help to his
colleagues and to the best Interests
of the state, that no other senator will
surposs.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-01-28
SECOND TRIAL ON
Of Samuel Mccormick, Jr.,
for Placing Rock on the
Short Line Railroad. -

NEW MARTINSvILL;. Jan. 81
The trial of Samuel Mccormick. Jr.,
is in progress in circuit court here.
He is charged with having INSTRUCTED
the railroad % the West Virginia
Short Line at point near Portcrs
Falls about year ago by placing a
large stone on the track. 1t is al
legged that Mccormick had been en-
ploycd az section hand and had had
trouble with the foreman and that
the stone had been placed on the
track out of spite. A large ,num-
Der of witnesses are in attendance
Mccormick was Indicted at the May
term of the circuit court and also a,
the September term 1908. He was
given trial at the May term and wa
found guilty. but was granted new
trial. which is being held now,