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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-10
9 If hpinoIer betenuer itn
i6uIbiQ.


Connect 9luffs, Sa., ,.
I}dr3. Bert R. Chores, Dm. 2.
5arrts uno 6runt y. Wurib betanne
ten iit am Utittpod Nahmittag i'm
gunossoifriftzgeriht ihuIoig. per-
ihieoene Yerionen ourh falF6e lHets
ten beIhpinoelt 5u baben. Die 3ret,
rDe.te nit ,obn 6. Wabrup unb ein;s
otn 80 anoereu beiduloiqt paren,
i'm oau5sn Qanbe 5erartiee S6Dinoels
operationen pollTibrt 5u baben, lieIten
e itlieBti6 fir beher. IIh dur Die
Gjnooe pes Rihters su perIaiien uno
6etunntsn iia ihulbig. Wurih lit ein
g(t6let. Der in Seattle ais Ringtampf-
geranItdlter betannt III. Chores 1T
oRitFals in SsottIs al 6uuIe, nab
rero Sarris aus DprtIano ftammen
nil. MarIb unb 6arris paren be-
ffuIoi9t, einen gepiTeH 5. 6. Saz
oanauQb, Der jsbt in mostpgee. SfIu..
pobnt, nit 6ulfe zines ngsflrten
Rirqtampfes S24, 900 absstnopft 81
habsr.
g(Qe, Iorpeit perfaftetsn. an ben
neutrality-suspicious. betheiligten Der
Ionen iino bon Der ubess8ranbiurr
tpeQsn m.1ria6er @sroeheu in 4ntld'
oesuitqno periest tporoen unn Die mel'
| ten berislten, oarunter audi Wtabrcp
biirften iduloig pIdoiren.
Scr 9eirug fam ans lid t
| grinceton, Sno.. 8. WtdrS
gapt. 5imotbn 6arrington, Elm Jluba
| ihiffer, nuroe am Dlittlpof iduIo;!
6efunoeu, Iih nit benz 8aufmann 6p
g. 4gar, Der i'm Sabre 1907 angeblid
BON Sdrriueton's 5Iubboot fisI unl
ertrdnt, Ipdtsr absr tebeno in 5era:
auf1efunbsn tpurpe. periAporen 81
bdben, msbrere 9eriiherungsz 9eisI
Ihdften gu betriigen. Qear's &eben ma
ndmlih in benielben 3u bOberen gt
| trdasn periihert uno bas 8elo tpuro
auf ods s3eugnib 6arrington's hi;
uuh ausbesabIt. agar puroe bereiti
pro3eHirt uno 5u IA So6reu GefGng
nib perurfheilt unb 5arrineton erhiel
uunmsbr cine abnliAs Dolls suotstirt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-10
Grrearn In 5rantrsidp bic grOHtt
Senia.iou.
Reuuldre 2ufti Diff
fdbrteu.

Wiiuden, 9. WdrS. Der critic
reauIdre auftihiffabrtsoienit in Guros
pa lpiro AM ID. Wai inauqurtrt nsrs
ben. ReeuIdre 5ahrten perosn bon
bier aus dbtpstIelnp mad, Starnberg
nnb nab Sberammsreau gsmoht pers
BEN. Sin lentbarss 2uftfdliff pOn bsm
gariepcl 5pp, nit elmer aapu3ltdt Don
6,7OO Gubitmeter Gas, pirn od5u be-
nuBt perpen. Die Gar tam ouBer Der
Wannihoft srp0lf 9aFagiere aufnsh.
men. Der Qreis fir Die 6dhrt nab
Etarnberg unp 3uriid Dtro 500 betras
aen unb fir bic 5obrt nud Sterams
nreou unb 5uriit S175. Die Jahrtsn
tper6en am /. Ssptembsr eingsitslit
iperoen.
Der Due3 Stanodl in
ffrantreih d.
garig, 8. Wdr3. - Die 8sraofs
tuna bes 2iqutoutors bon SIrGtns
eig.ntbum, Dus5, uRo isiu 9eitdnonib,
oaB er tpenieftsns 100000 untsr'
itloaen babe, Eat bier bic grDBte Sen
iaticn reruriddt, uno e. rpiro isBt an
asbsutst. baB es Ih bel dnoeren ror
Der Rsaierung einesissten 2iquiontorer
pislIeid3t ebsnio perbaItsn Duroe.
Die repu6litanifts prsFe fGG! IL
IharFer Dsiis iibsr DusS Ter. Ginsr
arobsn 1beil Der QeraHtiporilihtei
fir bic idmmerIihe Gage Der 9ingI
itie6t Die 9reiTe Der 5hatiahe gu
bob einsm einsigtu 2iauioator eine Il
risiioe Wenge glrbeit aufsebiiroet lpnr
BE-. Gleid)seitia lobeH uber bic 3tiiun
asu bic Rsgierung tpsgsn BEG U2uthes
ben lie betpsiie, inosm lie ben Stanoa
in tii6ner Wsiie am 9ordbeno cine
Ratipndluahl betonnt semad,t bat
nobI ipiiTsnO. baB lie oomit ihren Tie
ritolen 4sgneru cine mihtige Daff
in bic 6ano aiebt.
Die totbpliite uno ronaliitiite Cp
petition ireut iih iiber bic 9lositeanna
bic, tpie iie trtlGrt, bsn lange eehegiel
gerbaft bsiiaties. pub eos gisentbiin
Der airden uno al6Itsr. pds bon ben
Siaai isoueitrirt lpurbe uno arasblic
fir bic OerpGbrung pon altsrspeHiio
nen etc. perrenost tperoen iollte an
itait benz Gtaotsitas 5000. 600 90
ausufiibren, in bic 9af6sn oie6iihe
g,olitiier ipcnnere.
..eaeiion Grancaiie" srtldrt in cn
niid&r meiis: .Nan t1nn Dug. os
BON cer Rseierung beaufiragt tpurol
nas Gigenilum Der Stride 3u itsh!sg
tdum eintn 0orirnrf MAIDEN. neil I
sinen 5h.ii oss Raubes in bic eis.r
1alfe aeiiedt bat"
Die aommsr III snr 3eit ni6t
Sisung, i'm Senat iino aber sSutsrpsl
lotionsn su srincrien. Tis Rssierun
aiebt su. oab bic bon ben aiauiooiore
III betpGliieenbs arbsit cine 5u grpf
fsi - In einsm 5olls hai eiu ein,iet
Qiauiodtor bic anfgabe. eas GiBsr
ibum Don IA aonaresationsH su bel
.dufen - Iis srtlart aber. bab. als pr
sirei Scbren sueri. auf tpahrfheinlid
llnregslmGbistei. binseDsutet ipurb
bi. Regisrung iofort einistn Der 6
quiSntoren einen Sbeil Der arfxit al
g<nommsn babe. Mud fti ndmals si
llnieriufnlnsstommiitee ernnnnt mo
ben. beFsn glrdiioent Der friibre pr
mier Combs mar. uno gieih5sitie I
init Der lInterfuhung b<eonnen lpo1
ben. bic issi INIT Der 9erbaftuns Due
frlnete.
Die Ha6<r Duss iinb in folder III
ISshmsse, ~ - -asslaaiio -uumSsI!
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-10

inbsm ss Die 8erpiligung fir Die 8ers
raltunq bes Snitems ,duf MIR $34, 500
pertiirst bat. 3as aDmmittes gdb 6u,
bab Die Reoisrung in ben lebten Sab
rem bic 3dbl Der 9eportirten itart re-
ousirt babe, IS ertldrie absr, oab bos
Sbtem Elm i6lehtes iel uno thm ein
gnpe qemaht peroen nliine.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-10
Cine IoI6e pirb aber porlGufig niAt
erfolgeu. ..-



WaIbington, .. g., 8. WlGr3.
Die BON Der 4pminiftratiou dusgsar.
beitete giIenbabnporlage Duroe am
Wittpod pom Senat gum unerleois.
ten 9sIhdit gemaht nno lie Iiegt ieBt,
bis 3u i6rer Grlsnigung, tGgli6 benz
Senat Dor, ipenn niht Bsrpillis
aunqsporlagsn in GrtpdeuHg iino.
gtah Der sriien 2eFung Der 8orlasc
purDe cine ansahl dncerer 8orlagcu
ungsnommsn. ein1hlisBli6 elmer fol-
den, unter Der Elm 4ppsadtionsgsriht
fir gatsntfGlle etablirt peroen ica.
ssn elmer anoeren lptrS Discrimination
einss @ebGuoss fiir bds CHATS uno
5uiti3.9epdrtsment uno fir oos d.
partement fir Sanoel unb 4r6eIt auz
toriiirt. 8as Gebduoe ioQ $4,000, =
600 tolten.
Sds Reprdientantenbaus nabm cine
gauge Qu3abl bon 8orlagen an, bic
dter dQe pom nur Iotdler geoeutung
uarsn. Inter unoersm purbe aud Elm
geIhlub angenommen. oem3ufoI9e Die
8orIags gum 9ntauf. be3D. Der g.
/ rihtuna BON ei1eneu 8eidnbtihafts.
oe6Guoen i'm QusI1no in bieier Sci
ion Hidt pieber Dor oas Saus a.
bruht peroeH bari.
Gin tiirtii DER 9otih aft. T
eruGHHt.
,3ia 9aida, Der i'm lestsn 5erbit als
| Spssialaeionbter pes SuItaus mubas
mso Reihao abar Hah ben Ser. .Stals
ten tam, um ben 9rdiibsntsn 5aTt
uon Der SbrpnbeItei1uug Des Sultan;
su bsnadrittigen, III gum tiirtiider
9otihaittr in Daibington ernann
poroen. 8isIs Waariht purhs pd5
renb oes Suass Dem StuatsDeparte.
meut BON oem ameritantffen Bot
Itdfter Straus in aonitdutinope
| iibermitte!t.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
9as 5austommlttee fir Wiarine
gnoeleoenheitsn but nit dlleu geg.r
.in. Stimme, oiejsnige bss Rspr
Gnelsbriabt, Gal, beihlof,n, ben
gommonper Robert !. psarp teinsge
lohnung su Sbeil lperoeH su laHer, +
J LANCE er niht peiters getpsiie pufU
beioebraht, oab er zen Aoropol tpirt
lid srreiht bat.
! Repr. Mdcou, elmer Der 6duptueone
Qearps i'm 4pmmittee, iagte, odB E
auf cine llnm0gIittsit in Den 9sbaup
tunaen gearps biusutpeiien ipiinihs
Gr iaate, Is iei bies Die auperproent
.. lite 8elhrpinoigtstt, NIT Der pear
rem Rorbpol sueiIte uu6bem ihn be
tapitdn Bartlett ptrlaiYen. Bear
! babe bsbauptet, nhB sr flint Gage Ian
; tdaIicb 26.4 MeileH 3uriidaeleot bobt
Dies sriheine 1ber bohit ipnnerbu
; ana.fihts Der Shatiahs. baB bic grp'
oition bis an ben Gag an Dem Rap
Bartlett umtehrts, nur 9.0S WeIien II
0urhihnitt 3uriid9elest bate. Wsri
piireia iei es i'm 9eionneren, oab bic
erpBe Gsfhpinoigtsit bon osm Sae
!. an oatire, on oem Der lests tpeif
I Wann BON Der grpeoitton umsstsbr
lei unb pearn lid nur nod in Der 9t
ielinaft bts Nsgers 5anion uno po
bier Gstimts befunosn babe. Rep
Wacon Iaete audi. Dab aus ben sissne
: grtl1rungen psarps herpprgehs. oa
: ouf benz sanssn Wtarid mad Del
Rcrhppl bic Expedition nur Sipsimt
eins Iolfe 9titan3 3uriitseIest bait
!. Ifpie er Tie am enoe tagtd9tib SuriidgI
I Ieet baben min. 4m .riten Sase. nad
q oem iie has 2ano perluiIen, bate b
|, Grpseision 26 WsiIsn surii6ssIsSt IN
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-10
lSetterberif,t.

sir Ohio: llnbeItimn'tss AStz
Ter am DOnneritag; am Jrsitag 1nahrs
iheinIidb Reaen. gtorboitlide W'nos.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-10

Die Slaats. Ar6eiter =}OOerNliON
Do DelnlD(Oanitn
sat Die 9aatipnalen Sea,t=
ten Der ssDoerattpn
eriu6t
Ginen natiOnalcu Streif anSu=
DrOnen
lin Den pbilaoelpbier Strctfern
gum Sies Sm perbelfen.
in philadelphia iii Die gage unper=
anoert.
AeuRerlidJ III bOrt iuenia meAr uOn
oem Streif III bcmcrfeu.
2ic asntnfisr cEoolin9" Bid
SOn Der Gegislatur iibcr oas SctO Oes
@uuocrnenrs hin augenOmmeH.
SnnoesicuatOr Santel pou GtrgtnIer
idlluer erfranft.
Sr. Sritdl in Sctroit 5u 712 bis /;
Sahreu 3ud)tbaus uernrtbeilt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-10
gluslanO= Selegrapb

MuslanO= Selegrapb
cufId6id.p d.pada0ler6'loTOerull8
QNiro inn Sysai In Msiinben
etablirt ,peroen.
Gin ,gariepal" wiro regclmds
Bise ,sabrten nad Starnbers
nno Eberammcrsau mahen,
stber unr reihc Sente tpereen I'D,
Die Seuiatipu leiiteu tDnnen.
Qifplaus SidlaifOpsfo ireisciprudDen
ltub g,aeame glcidDtousfaia iuirS ins
Gril seididt.
Sic Gnma geaen bas Sepprtations'
Snitem.
Gie britiideu TlptteuriiItnngeH neb'
men on geoeutnng sn.
lie lluteridllngnnseu oes Sianioa'
tors Tue5
Grreaen In 5ranfreidl bic groHtt
Senia.iou.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-10
8unbesfenator Ddnielbom
g d hIdqflub qetrDffen.

Daptona, 5la., 9. Mdr3. Buns
besienotor Sobn 8. Daniel BON Dir
ginid purbe bier an 0ienItag 4beno
bon etnsm S6lagfluB betroffeu. Gr
6efinbet Iid in etnem 0oipital uno ieis
ne 2ler3te bebuupten, paB CT 9eneien
mirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-10

lie liuterihlagnnsen Ses Sianloa'
tors Tue5
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-10
cufu6if.p f.padagjer6eforoer
gNiro inn 0ysai in Wsilnben
etablirt tperoen.

slber mmr reid)e Semte iperoen itd,
bic Seniafiou leiifem tonnen.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-12-01

when YOU have a cold get bottle q
is1nnbSriHin's Cough Remedy. 1t viii
Soon ax you up ~ right and " ward 81
any ~ :; ~ Z, h "
5 ~ ~ =, ~ 1SSSIiiI ~ iEty
s5 81 u sdult
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-12-01
JANE Lew
News Letter Says Hope Com.
pany Will Be Busy There
All Winter.

JANE LEW. Dec The Hope
Natural Gas Company expects to be
busy here all winter.
o. Ward, of Highland, has his
house under roof aad the house will
be completed soon. His parents
will move into it.
Several serious eases of fever at
McWhorter are reported.
Cyrus Smith, who was thrown
from buggy and suffered a broken
leg, is reported doing satisfactorily.
Miss Nora Radcliffe, Of Lost
Creek, made a recent VISIT to her
parents here.
Isaac Davis, who was on the sick
list, is able to be out again and to
attend to business.
George Cummings went to Clarks-
burg recently on business.
Miss Daisy Ha= oman and brother,
Bert, were home from school at
Buckhannon for the Thanksgiving
holidays.
%. Hail and Benton Smith pur-
chased turkeys and fox hounds re-
Gently.
j. G. Jackson is preparing to i'm
prove his farm near Mt. Clare soon.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-12-01
RIVER TRAFFIC
GOOD IN ST "A Re

pleted. has cost 50 far sss7o 1904.
!. The work at NO Is was started
under contract with eonstruc-
.rion company, but the company went
into bankruptcy and the work was
completed by the government by
the employment OF day labor. The
work was done under the general
supervision OF Captain Frederick W..
Alstastter, stationed at Wheeling,
ana under the direct personal super
vision OF Mr.. William NJ. Hall, civil
engineer in charge OF the work at
Parkersburg. The completion Of
the lock and dam at Parkersburg at
an expense less than It has cost to
bring other locks and dams to so
per cent Of their complexion, iidi-
Gates that the work must have been
entrusted to competent men. and
thai those in charge OF it knew their
business.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-12-01

c. II. Henntng is here from wheel
ing on business trip.
W. D. Swearingen, OF Parkers-
burg, is guest at the Waldo.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-12-01
NOSE AND THROAT
Diseases Are to Be Studied by
Doctors at Session of
School.

After vacation OF week, which
was taken on account OF the Thanks
giving season, the weekly session OF
the Harrison County Post Graduate
Medical School viii be resumed to-
night. A program OF lectures and
on diseases of the nose
and throat will he carried out. DR..
R. b. Nutter is scheduled for lee
ture on the anatomy OF the nose,
pharynx and larynx; DR.. H. v Var
ner for lecture on the physiology
OF the nose and larynx and DR.. T. NJ.
Hood for one on rhinitIs and nasal
hemorrhage The session will be-
gin at $3.50 o'clock in the rooms OF
the Harrison County Medical Society
in the Empire building.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-12-01
.RREANs BAD elL. DS-
lslost Cold al tlie
ripp r slieved il Sew
4 erqsl @ I-f0ifFs

falsEOuES


7! ~ 81 Z
Tape's cold COMPOUND e the rec
suit OF three years research at q cost
Of more than nifty thopSand dolIars,
ana contains no q1inine, which We
have concIuSIVely dernon strated f. not
ieRective IN the treatment Of colds Of
grippe.
IT IS positive. fact that dose Of
|Pape's Cold Compound. taken every
two hours until three consecutive
doses are taken, VIII end the Grippe
ana break up the most severe cold,
either IN the head. chest, back, stoui-
ach. limbs, OF. any part Of the body. \.
IT Tr0rnptly relieveS the most mis-
cradle neuralgia painS headache, dull
ness. head and nose stuffed up. fever
ishness, snee7ing. sore throat, running
Of the nose. mucous catarrhal dis
charges. soreness, stiffness ana rheu-
matte tWtnges.
Take this harmless Compound as
directed, with the knowledge that
there IS no other medicine, made any
where else in tlae world, which will
cure your cold or end Grippe misery
as promptly ana without any other
assistance or bad after-efects. as q
25 cent package of Pape's Cold Com
which any druggist In the
world can supply.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-12-01
Sal TIasORE&O ERG
RAiLltOAO.
CKLARXsBLRG. W. va.
'paily. xDaily except sunday.
ESUnday only.
NAN LINE EAST BOUND.


lEAIN LINE, EAST BOUND.
Cumberland, Warrington. BGltlmorS.
Philadelphia and New York. depart
.3:B8 am, "5:4o pm. "9:Sb pm.
Arrive a12:58 am, "9:4O am. "6:os
pm.
MAIN LINE, WEST-BOUND.
ParkeraburE, c,ncIraatI. Lou4hvill0
ana st. Louis, depart "12:63 am.
ssS:4O am. "S:0s pm. Arrive S:b9
nam. $3.50 pm, 1885 pm.
ParkersburG Accommodation dopR~t
1880 am, 1900 pm. Arrive 1925
am. "7:2O pm, -.,
". VA. q PITTS. N0RTH-BoUND.
F1srmont and EorEantow7, GSpart
$3.50 am. x2:5o pm.
ConneDu-:ua ara Pttt9brFg. depart
$3.50 am. Arrive x11:0T pm.
". va. g PITTS. SOUTn-BouND.
yyeston. depart, xs:GO am. 51O:9S am,
xI1:3O am. "s:15 pm. Arrive ES:6S
am. s1:4o am, x2:1E pm. s6:2S pm
xI:Ot pm.
plcKens. depart xS:oo am. EG:1S ~
Arrive xS:S5 am. 1E:OE pr
sherwood and intermadiatS pointA,
depart 13:cO am, x11:30 am. Arrive
@ E2:1B pm, x7:oT pn-.
WEST VA. sHCRT LINE.
New 1FartinBVIlle and wheeling 40
connnaodattoa. depart, $500 am
xs:s0 pm. Arrive x1l:2E am
! q, = o. 90 PINE sss
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-12-01
EAGER no WORK.

HclIth RcgaincCl by Right Food.
The average healthy man or woman
is usually eager to he busy ut some
ussruI task or enployment.
NM let dvspensfa or INDIGESTION get
holG az one and iii endeayor becomes
a burden.
"a vear ago. after recovering from
an operation" writes Michigan lady,
INV stomuch and nerves began to
ILL. ~ Tnncb tTo,.;,lc.
IA tinoes nv annette vas vora-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-12-01

ssa tas sogg Way" Studio show
int5y et6lng but high class
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a LER 1. IS...I.
is AapsrtIs by the Post
master Of the ocal

v I..s4
oifce.
"A. list Of uncla aimed ebters IS adj
.yertised a me local postofIfce as
follows:
worthy Adams. RusseH Arnett.
Miss Nora Arnold. Homer Adams. A.
r. Adams eli III Berry, Geo. q 1T
lett. Fred Bennett, Mrs. q. %. Bull,
Jack Brocmes Edward z. Barton.
Engine Blackshire, Charles Baker
Conbin Bradford, ]. H. Brooks. John
Berisford, q. Bart1i. ]. Brofdss Z. w.
Bartlett, Louis Bietness, r B.
Brookfns CO., ii. q. BARTLETT. Ross
Borges, Vert Brake. Walter Barger,
s. L. Brooks, Archie Collins, Wdtlle
G. 1. Cluster. Abner Cob
er1y. A. J. Cox 2 pieces Cloe Cor
ley. Miss Dora Outright, Claude Car
ran, Frank Gather, Elizabeth Col-
Inns. n. =. cFis1ip. George cronse,
Grace earns, Jun Carmettis Mrs. LoE
Ia Corder, l. s, carpenter, Mrs
Mary Crow, n. q. Cartwright, p. v.
Collins, p, ]. Chancey, RILEY Camp
bell, Liss Copenhaver, Thos. conley,
s. 6. Grow, s. +. Clayton, W. Cum
ningham, Lfrtlewood Campbell, a.
NJ. Caste, w. @. Coulborn, II.
Camp. Isaac Davis. E. Il Da1lie
Harry Deem, Almico Dunbar. Miss
Ella Frye, saton Ford. Miss Elda
Frye. Emory Foster. Chas. A. Goh,
F. w. Gain, Pheba Gordon. w. w.
Gracet. Robert Gordon, Cora, Cold
smith. R. 3. Hastley, chas. Hinder
liter. Susie Hass. Francese Holt q:
Fred Hawkins, Harry Hedges. Miss
Edith Hastings, Miss Gladys Hilton,
Hugh Hardin, Jas. Hill. James
Miss Lottie Hood, Miss Nora
Hackworth, Miss Lynne r. Howard,
Office ]. Hill. w. T. Hathaway, Dr..
K G. Ice, Harriet James. NJ. F..
Johnson, Pasquale Jamellf, Robert
Klein. W. NJ. Kingsbury, John Kess-
Ter 2. pieces, Qrval Kelltson, Carl
Kelly. John Kess1er pieces, Geo.
Keller, Arthur Kent, j. D. Keener,
London, Ella Long, Hal
Limbers. Ralph Lana, Ralph Lou
den. w. q. Marshall, VIM. F..
Marsh. sephes Messenger, Robt.
Prudence McClelland,
Mary Methente, Martha Matheny,
Milton Michael, John Morans. Her
bert Meats Alice Maroney, Abbie
Matheny, Bush M6Carty, Anna
Moy1e, Manda Mfley. Jonas Meyer,
Jesse Mallory, Harry Nutter, Mrs.
Addie Norman. Bert Nelson, Lizzie
Neil. Robt. Neal. c. e. osboFn. p.
L. owens pieces, Emma PettacoFd.
Freeman Plgott. Marion Pickeas,
Ray Putnam. Homer Pfgott, 1sa
Parker, Fred Pixter, Marion Pick
ems, P. NJ. Roe 2 pieces. Jennie
Robertson, n. F. Roger. j. VI.
Rockwell. j. v. Roberts. VIM.
Rhoderick. Ada Richards. c. W.,
Rollins. E. o. Ramey,. Ella Reid,
Roy Richard, T. S. Rudolph, Jas.
Rodgers, Matte Rose, Miss zefla
Stout, w. P. Stimmel. Ruth Sturm,
Ida Sayre, Mrs. ;. H. shriner. Min
tus Smith, Thos. ]. stout vada sni-
der. VIM. Searle. Jennie Shanan.
Julian Schmidt, H. N. Smith. Miss
Eme Sees. A. 8. snfder, w. G. stan
ley, Frank Stuart, Alfred Seward,
q. l.. stats, Fred Steel, Caroline
starrman. CLIFFORD sttaer, E. l.,
Sullivan, Emmett Smith. n. W..
Thomas, Bros. Tsdale, ollie Tingler,
Jessie Trlmble, Anna Webster,
Bertha Weed. Charles c. Virgins,
Chris Walder. Clarence Westfall,
Geo. L. Williams. c. E. Weaver,
John A. Wells. James Waters, John
John E. Williams, G..
r. watkins, NJ. ~ Weekly. Gallo
Webb. Ralph Williams. Robert
Weedy, w. NJ. Wright. Carolina
Ward, A. c. Wilcox, Ellie Yancer.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-12-01
As Shown BY Annual Re.
port Made in the City
Of Washington.

. WASHINGTON D q, Dec. II
The traffic on the Ohio river and
ether rivers of West Virginia is re-
ported in the annual report Of the
chief Of engineers OF the United.
states army, just made to the sec
Rotary OF war. The figures of Davis
Island dam, Just below PIttsburg,
are given as the MEASURE of the
.trafHc of the river. the greater part
of the trafic at that dam being con
tinuous traffic. passing along the en-
tire river.
According to the report. the traffic
for the calendar year 1909, as
measured by the commerce through
lock and dam 40. /. at Davis Island,
amounts to 1s192, 1O2 short tons Of
2, 900 pounds, and 69.961 pass
engers.
On the Great Kanawha river the
commerce for the calendar year
1909 amounted to 1,1i22 OF short
tons with a valuation of 50 .726. 500.
or this amount there were 1,065,-
$50 tons Of coal and 30,6O9 tons OF
timber products, valued at $1s012,-
$50 ana @LSS'4Ul Eesg $50. 80
I'm the Little hahawna ~ rlVe = u ~
short tons, valued at 50 sos t296,
passed lock no. 5. This included
- 1913 tons OF Timer pr 49, ou. -
tsaw 1893 ues' ete'1 ana 90 'oAs "
coal.
On the Monongahela Ilver' 50 IA
as NJ les IN Wese NlEst t,t'. a1s
port says: ratic on thls portion
of the river Is not neavy' but ~ mas
materially increased over tnat orig
tnally existing there SINCE tne
opening Of the locks there mas Deen
some development OF coal MINES
and the shipment OF coal ny wafer ~
small quantities
On the Big Sandy river the tota.
commerce for the fscal year ended 1l,
June so. 1903. consisting principal
" OF timber, cross ties. manutaGtur-
cd iron and miscellaneous me re 9a5
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-12-01
MEETING
For Prayer is Wei Attended In the
Methodist Church.

Many attended the union prayer
meeting in the First Methodist EpIs-
copaI church last night and the pro-
gram was helpful. The Rev. James
Z. Bird called the meeting to order
and stated its object. The Rev. l. E.
Peters was named to preside and he
read the scripture lesson. The Rev.
s. Wade offered prayer. Sew
eraI talks OF an inspiring kind were
made. Ministers present besides those
already named were the Revs. H. T.
lNIcCIelland, John E. Bwell w. NJ
Long. Il S. Cunningham. b. ID. STEELE
and Paul l. Flanagan.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-12-01
nIaAcILEIs is AceuIn1Ep.

george G. AGcTlin1ey, teacher OF
the graded school at Adamston. was
acquitted Wednesday, night in Justdce
q. II. Gordon's court OF as5aultinE and
beating kenneth. Rocco pupil ~
years old. and the case was isfn SD
M the cost rs the, boys mot who
mad the contpl amt. II
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-12-01

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and sore PROOF
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tore ana tender 3eetS suffered tnfeu40
R1Inas p Rake had the OaalaG444Se Of
6Hy8IcGSinB without relief. I Bought 2
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cure ns Il has With q geeaf many re
my GElendSs + would not be without IL
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which hiring on soreness OF the 3eet.
and - the only remedy that .does. ~
e19an9 out eveTy pore and glor4aes the
Lousll meyer limp again or draw lp
your lace IN PAIN and you14 GoFEee
6hoUte your eornes hunipug 0ad ca44ou9e9s
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Arizona republican., 1910-09-04
ENGLISH ARMY NURSES.

London-The members of the Wom- ems Sick and Wounded Convoy corps take themselves very seriously and are leaving nothing undOne that will fit them for duty on the battlefield. With this object in view preparations are be- ing made for the members. all Of whom are over IS, to spend the first week in September under canvas. thus adding yet another experience to the varied training which they have gone through in order to become efficient members of the voluntary aid attachments of the British army.
 On September 1 the women will farch in full uniform across the downs above StUdland bay, DOrsetshire. to the spot selected for their encampment, where under the supervision of a ser eeant instructor they will pitch their tents. do their own cooking and acquire generally the self-reliance and re- sourcefulncss that the life demands.
 Luggage will be strictly limited. no feminine vanities being allowed tO hamper the efficiency or mobility of