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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-18

sd erfabre", i6rsibt Barnes in ieinsr
GrtlGrung, .pdB premier 4squitb bas
Nmt ohne 3uii9erungen oes aOnigs in
gesuo onf bos 0eto annehmen unb bos
9eto nah erlebigung bes guogets our
9erbanplunq fommen folI. 8ds ptrb
natiirlif) Der Nrbeiterpartet niht an
nebmbdr iein. Gs 6eoeutet, bdB bic
mdBqebenben gerfonlihteitsn ben Nus
gang Der Nablen fir niht binldngli6
entI6eipeno in 8e5ug duf Das 8eto Der
2orbs bdften unb IS lit babsr cine nod.
muliae Mabl notbiq, um oieie 5rdue
gu erleoiaen. Msenn eIne itdttfirosn
foa, Ddnn il sber ie beHer." Dies Ita.
niisit, rpelfes on ben prernisr 4squi.6
aeInidt tpuros. piro ais llltimdtum
bet;a6tet, odb ndmlit 81: 4rbsitet,
partet aegea sie Reeierhng Itimmen
pirb, Iols sief,r proteit niht 6eaftst
.perbsn. g;. ltiniiter er'abren in III
rem llnterb1rolurgeH MI nen Rdt.o=
naliItsn eIsth1als pieIe SdpisrtJs
tsitsn, 70 baB bic aibera[sn iib in .iz
nsr iebr unancenebmen Gage 6.finben.
Die untc .fluh:.naeE mt rem iriihsn
Tation1liiteu neGt>r src: nod fort
fqefii6rt, es i:teint aber. 1ls t0nne mdr
ni6t gu :i;.m sui:isssllitflsnbeu liz.
btreintommea et!1he.n
Gin BE tialif der 6 begatte.
paris, IT. 5ebr. - 31s Der.
| itpinben Der iunsen 5rau siu.s 2lpoz
tbeters Ramens parat, beFsn 2tpos
tbete iih in Der Hdhe Der ebsrolioer
StsiubsirIfku Doanung bsfin6st.
1purbe an 9onnerftog aufgstIdrt, als
bic poIissi in bic Wobnuug einbratj
uno bic fsrdu in be6auernspertfem
Suitauo sipifhen benz 9ett uno bsr
gtausr fsft ansetettet, nRo nit Bua=
ben dIler 4rt beoedt porT2ao. uuD Die
5rau mar nid,t nur uneetettet, -- bic
Rstt. mar nit einsm GhIoB am 5als
bsfe'fiat - fonberu Der a0rpsr Der
llnslIdlihsr mar audi nit elmer qrt
Danger um6ant, Der nod our6 sineu
9irtel BON tupfernen Ringer psrs
itGrtt .porpen mar. Die aetts ME Del
pdn3er tounten nur init 5tlfe Don
S6liiTelr entfsrnt fperoer.
Die arme Jrdu er5dhlte cine berg.
eri4iitternoe 9ef1idte iiber bic 2si
ben, oenen lie in ben lesien 5fUei Sab
ren unt.rporfeH mar. Sm leBten go:
peTHher etbar lie tbr fiinfte5 aiuo
i, pdbreno iie mod in HettsH lag. 9e,
4 gatte bate iicb gefpef9srt. einsu ar3
| su bpIsH. parat, ofr Derbaftst tpur
be, ertldrts, oab sr ieiHe Jrau lisbs
absr isbr siferiiihtig duf ite lei.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-18

Die 4pudeupirtbi 9aft
in 9reft. Gan3 Brett pirh purh bic
in bic Martne etngereibten 2lpCcbsu
formlih terroriiirt. Cine Boli8eiItdti.
itit ergtebt, oab bic 8reiter poIi3en i'm
Iebteu Sabre So WatrpIeu Der 9rie9sz
marine feItgenommen bat, bic nit STE.
Ooloern tataiouiiden MleFern uno
5ooti6IGgeru ausgeriiitet poren. Die
<ugen Der Mtefer trugen bic Worte
eingrapirt: y9euoetta GorIa." MuH
bsIhlagnahmte cine on etneH Mutrpiea
gerthtete Senoung nDr Tooti6lGgerH.
Die 5aqes6ronit Der StQot lit bod
bon nd6tliheu llsberfdQen, Btiinbes
rungen unb Shldqereien unifprmirter
Strolhe, bic prgantItrte 9anoen bila
ben unn tdtotnirte Mb3eihen trdgen.
Die Martrecffi3isre fiihren bittere Sl1.
gen iber ben GtnFLub bieier 3iigctlpIen
@sieQen.
Das Drama ber 6eimqes
tebrten. aus Gtume miro aemsloet:
Dieter Sage lam nit benz gun1ras
3ompfer Die Dor So S16rsn nan Ger
neusn msIt ausgspanoerte U&arie Sos
hab nit eirem ourh Qrbait unb5pdrs
famteit erEporbenen 8ermGgen BON "a.
900 Gronen 5uriid, Tim ben ReIt ibres
2ebsns IN Der Seimaib iorgsulos su3uz
bringen. Gbenos ging Tis am RoID IpGs
5ieren, als elm pl0sliher Wtnbftob iis
erfubte uno tus wteer rib. Mobl ees
lang IS, bic Grau 5u retten, d6er Gle
5af6e, IN Der iie ibr iuuer srporbeaes
9err1Daen perrpa6rt bate, mar cine
gsuts Der Meusn ssrporoeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-18
OGe(egrap6
gier auf oem
Rem Wortsr Wartte.

V " u ! % Y let DC III
Rem Dorter Rartte.
Rem gort, II. 5e6r. R1be3u
cine UiiQiou BON europa importirter
uno nit yaraffin iiber5ogener Gisr
puroen bier an 0onneritda in pieleu
R.taiIldoen gu 3 bis s Gents tpsnissr
per 9uBeno gum aaufe dneebptsu, uls
Die gier aus ben aiialIpei6eru. gu
Der udmlifen 3eit puroe aemeIoet, bab
ameritanif6es RtHofIeiih, pelhes na6
2pnoon srportirt puroe, oaietbit 3 bis
5 Gents per pfuuo billiser iit, ais bier.
Rad gngn6e bon Rarttleuten itellt
iih in 2onbon gsirorenes ameritdnb
ifes Rinbfleiif en- gros Su 614 big 9
Gents per pfunb, auT ameritaniihen
Ufdrtten d6er 81 ll3 biz IA Gents.
Jatale Der erpehsIung
2aureI, Rb.. II. 5ebr. 9urh
ben genus bon W1ihinen0l purpsu
einise 90 gerioRen Itiper trant. Cine
hieiiae gGderei bate ftatt bes ao6ols
aus @srieben Maitinerol gum Baden
ihrer .Ioughnuts" gsnommsn. Gan3e
5amilien, pelhe oaoou senabeu, tpurs
ben fhiper trant uno in einsslnsu 6dl=
len bate oas 9sristen beinobs tootlis
den 4us9ang eenommsn. Gin Giienz
tpaarenbdHelsr bate oas Wlafhinsuol
beltsGt, fpelhts Bel Dem gddsr abseIies
fert tpuroe.
@erbdatig.r 9ifrittss
4npalt.
Gan Jrdncisco, II. Jsbr.
Rif,ter Dm. .. gambler ertldrte am
IoRnsritas in offsRsr 0eribtsiiguns,
naB 9iitri.tsdnlpalt 5idsrt pffsnbar
gar isine 2uit gs3.igt bate. ben BRO.
Seb seseu patrit Calhoun eHergiib 3u
fiibren unb odB er oss6alb ieHlano an.
beren oaRit beauftrdgen perbe.
SRI. Glfins g.finoen be >
iert lid.
Eanids gitp, IL. 5sbr. 5rl.
4gnes Gltins, Ridts oes gunossTsnas
tors GIiins pon Nsit 9irsinia. tpelhe
iih am Wittpoh in sinem hieIigsn go
tel cine augel in islbItnlorberiIher Qb.
ii6t in ben aorper iasts. beftnoet iia
beoeutenb befsr. 5br arst sI1u6t, iis
om 9eben erbaltsn 81 tDnnsn.
Safe 9 6uefer / m Sterben.
Denper, Col. II. Jebr. Safe
Shaefer. Der bstaunte gilliaroipieler.
Iiegt bier in feiner Wobnung tObiIih
ertrantt bornieber. Shaefer fam, um
Gensiuns su iu1en, ror sinsm Sabre
nn6 TsHpey.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-18
Sod SO Berionen non benz seideiter
ten 1ampier ,Gima" serettet.
Die Wablrshtss u eitatio n
greuBen.

IN " II u b n.
Berlin, II. sSe6r. Die aommiis
iion bes prsuBiihen abseoronstsnbau.
ies, pslfer Die Dablrshts. .8Orlase Der
0assisrung iibsrpisien poroen, bat in
eriter geiung nit ID aegen II Stims
men ben antras auf ginfiibruHg oes
eleifen Wdhlredis abeeisbHt.
Ter MHtrds su Guniten Der gsbeis
men WohI tpuroe isoOh nit ID gessn
13 StiHirneH angenommen. Rahoem
Der anipeisnoe 0ertretsr Der Rsgierung
er.ldrt bate. oab Dieie auf Der ableb.
Hune Der geheineH Wabl bebdrrs. gin.
gen bic raiiondlliberdIsu Mitgliepsr
Der aommiifiDn CUR Resierung iibsr
uro iiimultsn nit ben DeutIhtonisr.
pdtipen uRb 5rsitouierpatipeu asgsn
oie sebeime MdhI. Die iibrissn Wlts
s!isosr itimmtsn oafiir.
Sn ben Isbbofteiten GrDrterunasn
ereeben ii9 bic glG.tsr iibsr bic fosben
psrfiinbeie Gntiteibung bss aammers
esrihts. bab Die Dahlre6tss Demon.
iirationsn auf ben StraBsn tsin arober
llnfrs sstpeien uno Die unsstlagten
9beiinehmsr frsi5uiprshen ieien. 9i:
aunbssbunseH an ii6 bdiien bic 0ffsni.
Iihe Crnnung niht gefdbrbei.
aud in Minfen bat einee Mufens
psriammIung itattgeFunoen. in iptlher
Die Jruee Der Reform ots preubiIGeu
Wablrstts bis.utirt puroe. Sp1.sr
perdni.alisi. bic Mense cine Demons
itrotion Dor Der prsubiIfen Gsianoi.
ihais. sSsRfclse befsn bate Der Uiiin.
ttner poliseiprdiioent Gin, 9onfsrens
nit oem O.IaHoten D. SalOser.
GrdHtfurt a. W., II. Usbr. -
GpGt am Tonnsrjtas 4beno fanb<n
bier bsftise Siraben.dmpfs SpiIt.n
Der poIisei unb genisn itati, bic an sis
ner moblredis sGemoHftraiion tbeiIse'
nommeR bat.sn. Die Sosinliiten bats
ten flint Observation-Disclosures oreas
niiiri, bic tn gang oronungsm6biger
MsiIe perliefeH, fpiier iammsIisn iih
aber grobs MsHfdenmdifen in zen
6auptitrabtn an. iingsnb unb RuIs ~
0anittn Der esbeimen Wabl ausitos
fenp. Gs fam iofort 81 sinern aons
flift NIT Der polisei. bic bon ibr,n ga.
be!H uno Rspoipsrn ejebraun mahi..
Tie DsmonftraHtsn antpori.ten nit
Gisinipiirfsn uHo Is ipnrcen ben polis
siften aud, 9.apisridfhen. bic gfeffsr
en,bielten. In bic @eiibter aefporfen.
lin WitisrHadat lpurbe nod in pisgsn
1kilen Der Siaot sstdmpft uno uui
bsip<n Seiisn lpurotn cine ansabl
1sute peripunoti.
aaifsr Dilbslm leibst on
elmer GrtGltung.
gerIin, II. Ge6r. 9aiier Mil.
bsim Bat ale auoiensen uno geiuhs
fiir bic nGcbfieH 5ags a6fdgeH laiIen.
ipeiI er an elmer grfdIturs !sib<t. gs
bate am Tonnsritas sinsr Gisune bss
Noths fir lanbipirihif,dftiihs Mnstls-
ssnbtitsn beilpobnsn ipollen. lieb irpei.
ZEN bur6 istntn 6ofmarihau trildren,
bcb e. basu nidi i'm Gianbe Tel. SIN
tniisrliftn pnlnlte eings3osene grtins
bieuHesn ergdben. bob Der aaiier, ipel<
&sS an elrer 0rtdiiuHs isioei. sul
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-18
lNetterberid1t.

Gur Sbio unb bos peitlidjt
pennIplpantd: Shnee, ssfolgt bon
flGrtnbsni, onhaltenb tu:tem Wetsf.
am sSreiiug. am Sdmitdg ihInes
Wetier. Norbpeftlite Wuns.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-18

2onbon. II. Jebr. gsorse 80.
Barnes. gorlamsnismitslisb fir glas.
eoip, Der Dor 2 9agen gum gorIiBsr
Der arbeiisrpartei i'm parlament &c.
tpdbIt ipuroe, risf am Donneritag elm
seipoltises Aufieben bur1 bic Antiin.
oisuns berbor, oaB iib bic arbei!erpar-
lei BON nsn 2iberaltH .reunsn trsres.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-18
Ter meme Strasenbabu'Sreibrief in
GIeuelano nit sroHer ytajori.
tGt angeuummeH.
GrplOiiun in Der Srojan Bnluerfabrif
BET GaflanS, Gultf.

lluerb0rt bsftiger Sdueefaa in Ohio
uno Snoiaua.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-18

Rem 9ort, II. 5sbr. 3pei
9tiperapos nit se3oeensr Repplpern
iiberfieIen am Spnneritag bic Qpbbp
ces @aperlp 6otels on Der 8operp
.uno f6oben einsn 9ait nisber, Der nur
einsn Dime aufpeiIsn tonnte, als bic
Burden iih am Shanttiicb truttiren
lofen pollten. Sie raubten oem Nuht.
clert ieine ginnabmen uno mahten
il4 oamtt aus benz Staube. 5reo. Deps
ltn Der Geitoiiene, lit bereits ieiner
Mg1oe erleseu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-18

Muslan0. Selegrapb
Die preu6d6e Ua6(redts.
0or(age.
9ie Nesierung bcftebt a,tf
Der pffemem 0Sabf.
Die Asitation bate in Der Spns
neritas Nadt
deftiae XrauaGe in frankfurt d. i'll.
,uiflfen Demonaraalea uno Der
po(iSa our }dge.
Gic aGmpfe batteu mn MitternadDt
nod fsin Gnbe erreidIt.
@erbredlrn nnS Sinriftuugen in
HnHlane.
Ter ySolie Nullnb" in Somalllano
luieoer auf bem ariegspiao.
lie arbeitcr i'm britiidJeu 1arlament
itellen Der HesieruHs eiu
llltimatnm.
Sbep. MooicDelt nit isinsr Grpeoition
i'm dgpptiidlen SnSan ange'
fpmmcn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-18
Or. Spoe

Or. Spoe
Sn aaaias Gitp, Wtp. non
nem 2lnipalt Barton
Tidt MIR Der Grmprbnng bes
Sol. Sbus. $. Smppe unb
BON Gbrisman Swupe
bcihulbist,
SOn0ern audi MOrOssrlu6e an anOe.
rea g(itglieoern Der 5ami(ie
gemadl 30 6a6en.
Ter meme strafeubabu.5reibrief in
Gleuelauo nit sroHer MajorI.
tat angeuommen.
1LpInltDH III Der SroJau 3SniuerIauEiI
BET Eaflano, Galtf.
oinf Rannsr getObtet, bier tOotltd
auS Elm Suteuo meniser ih,uer
perlebt.
llnerbOrt beftigcr Shneefaa in Ohio
uno ,Snoiaua.
Ter Sampfer yYueatan" in 9llasfa
uutergegangeu.
Eaiiagtere uHe Wauni6aft absr ge'
rettet.
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m on lie a +.

gubnpeIt. II. Jsbr. Ttr W0lIs
sussousfhub Der unsarifden Dsrfaf.
fansspartsi BAT ben geifInb sefnBt.
bic poriei in ihrem bisxrigen Hsiinno
auf5ul0itn. Gomit iii cine Wtnbung
sinSstreten. tpss6s In beituHsstri6tstsn
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-09-09
DOCTORS MEET
In Second September Session
of Their Post Graduate
School.

The second September meeting of
the Harrison County Post Graduate
Med.cal school was held Inst night
with nine phyHcinns present, namely,
Drs T. NJ Hood. L. +. Shuttleworth.
$. NJ. Mason. c. w lIaitermau and
C. y. Slater. of the city: DIR. E. f, Ma
thcnE OF Mead NBlro"k: DR.. G L.
Howell. of Wcrthington; DR.. r. b,
Nutter. OF Enterprise; ana DIR. John
Folk. of Bridgeport. present.
Or. s. NJ. Mason very interestingly
discussed Injuries of the Liver. and
Access nc the Liver" while DIR. c. y.
slater talked ably on ''Cirrhoais Cat
rophic) of the LIVER
TO accommodate out-or-town mem
bcrs tho hour Of meeting was changed
from $40 t. 500 o'clock. The next
meeting win be held next Thursday
night
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-09-09
EXTENSION
Of Catholic Church
Being Represented Here
by Baltimorean.

Victor \. Wright, Of Baltimore. Md,
travelling representative of the Church
I:xte nsiou society Of the Catholic de-
nomination. is in the city from Park
ersburg for the purpose Of calling on
members of the Church OF the I'm
muculate Conception here in the in
tcrcst Of the society.
Mr. Wright says n recent item of
special interest to Americans is the
cpistIe despatched by the Holy Father
to the Archbishop Of Chicago. the
Most Rev. DR.. Qugley, relative to the
Church Extension Society. Plus X
recalls the great achievements Of the
society since It's foundation some 1--WE
years ago, and gives unstinted praise
to the merltorlous efforts OF its mem
bers to further the cause of Christ.
In the letter the Pope dominates
Cardinal MartinelIi of Rome as the
ardInaI-Protector OF the Church EX-
tension society and appoints Arch
bishop Quigley as chancellor or super
Tor pro temporc Of the organization
rho Pape reserves TO the Holy See the
right of nominating every FIVE years 6
president Of the society. which presi'
dent will he chosen fro mthe candi'
dates proposed by the cardinal-Pro'
tector Of the same
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-09-09
TEDDY
OHIO
l.Tl0N
Eats Breakfast lone
of His Dan

cINctNNATT,

cINCtNSS.ATT. e..
special train bearin
and party today stoi7p
Fenaa a few Mics
limits, where autorla
waiting to take ihe
E-feseutative Nicholas
FeoclSwood, the Is6n
home, where breakfasf
them. Mrs. LonEw0rtli IN
er when he reached Feoe Ffl
Only one speech
Roosevelt bets1een Chfc1
cinnaa. a large asse a
ing at Hamilton and
Roosevelt, when ne app
rear platform MaS6
trodpced him 70 the peapA
renee RoRd and rec
representing the ol43o 96
ton ana chamber 81 81
Cincinnati met colsn4l
after welcoming him II ely
turned here to make fuF her prep
tons for his reception on the epo
ton grounds at II o'clock.
The forenoon proBrarh artgilg e Tor
Roosevelt at the expo ttton tncluqed
a public reception ana htncheag
the afternon the Colonel IA Ire
the assembled throngs IA 1GuSiG a1l
and in the evening he Will StfeIid
opera at the Pacletta - chs
building After the opgra he
turn to his private ear ana dep
Columbus, o.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-09-09
HURLEY GIVEN
HIS LITTLE SGN
Judge Lynch Decides the
Case in Favor of the
Father.

At Friday mornings session OF cir
cult court Judge Charles w Lynch
directed that the custody or Arthur
Paul Hurley, son OF Peter Hurley. be
given to the father. A suspending
order was granted to Mrs. Hurley
and F. NJ Ashcraft, the defendants,
in order to apply for a writ of error.
The answer of the Empire M
tional Bark as garnishee in the
case of the Traders Annex Company
against c. L. Ford was filed.
The suit of the Conway Coal
Company against the Fairmont Coal
Company and others involving the
ownership of coal under Bingamon
creek for a distance of three-fourth
of mile was on trial.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-09-09
BROADDUS OPENS
Attendance Promises to Be
Largest in the Schools
History.

PHff.rPP1. Sept. 9-The fail term
of school at Broaddus Scientific In
stitute has opened with a large at
tendance and the complete registra-
ton list is expected to be the largest
in the history of the school when all
arrive. The students have been
coming in on every train preparing
to take up the work for the fall
term and in the next couple OF days
the town Will be alive with rah-
rah boys who will have to make their
homes down in the city this year in
stead of upon the hills as they did
last year.
Grounds have been secured for an
athletic field and football practice
will be begun at once and aecording
to the dope Broaddus will have a
team which will come up to the
standard OF last year If not surpass
it in every respect.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-09-09
TEMPERANCE IS
OBJECT SOUGHT
And Convention Resolves on
Various Other Cues
tons of the Day.

Resolutions were passed as follows
at the Lt-county convention of the
Womau's Christian Temperance Un-
Ions Of Harrison and DoddNdge coun-
ties a the Industrial Baptist church
Thursday afternoons:
We. the -DoddrIdge BIZ
County Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union. in convention assembled,
are resolved 10 put forth more strenu-
Gus efforts cultivate temperance
sentiment. and to educate the people
along lines 5f temperance and purity.
We affirm our undyIng hostility to the
liquor traffic and to the manufacture
and sale OF tobacco u all its 1orms;
therefore, he 1t
Resolved. That VIC believe in pro-
Inhibition as the ultimate solution OF
the liquor problem. and we pledge
our corporation with the temperance
. forces OF the state in earnest effort to-
ward statewide prohibition Deplor-
ing the fact that the Harrison Coun-
yGAgricuItural Association is so i'm
| posed upon by fakirs and pro 2rietors
Of immoral entertainments. we re
solve to urge each union to assist ir
our efforts to influence the association
to debar all such entertainments from
their grounds.
whereas. we believe the condition.
of our communities, and humane ant
penal institutions of the state. where
female persons. are educated, caret
for. or, confined. would be improved
by the proposed constitutional quail
| iacation amendment"
Resolved. That we. individuals
and collectively. use our influence il
every legitimate way with the voters
OF our several communities to induce
them to vote For Ratification" w
believe In the highest standard alike
for men and women, and we seek TIN
/ establishment Of this standart
throughout our communities. w
ask our members to use their influ
cnce with editors and publishers fo'
the suppression OF horrible and i'm
pure details OF murders, suicides
scandals. etc. and that mayors be re
quested to suppress the use of oh
scene pictures and post cards for ad
vcrtisinE or otherwise, and also tn
exhibition OF Objectionable picture
in the moving picture shows.
4 Resolved. That we extend our hear
test thanks 10 the Industrial uniol
Continued on page Sd
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-09-09
JUDGE LINDSEY
IS COMING HERE

What fond parent is not glad
fudge Ben B. Lindsey, Of Denver
Colo. is coming to Clarksburg this
year? Judge Lindsey the friend OF
the children!
Every mothers son will take de-
light in seeing this judge. He is 50
different from many other judges
those who are austera and oftttmcs
gruR to Juvenile citizenship.
What he has done in Denver every
man, woman and child knows. and
every man. woman and child ough.
to be eager to hear the story from
his own lips
There would be few reformatory
schools, If every police judge was a
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-09-09
COSTL LESSON
FOR Ne w CONER
Young Greek Gets Off Train
and is Arrested for Car
rying Revolver.

A costly lesson in learning the
laws and customs of this country is
being received by Nick Alex. young
Greek, who is now in the county jail
awaiting a hearing in Justice Cor
don's court for carrying revolver.
He will most likely have to spend at
least six months in the jail.
The young man arrived at the
CIarksburg railroad station Friday
morning from Pittsburg. A few
minutes after he got of train he
pulled his coat aside in order TO
thrust a hand into pocket OF his
trousers and as he did so bystandcr
saw the handle ofra pistol protruding
form the young mans hip pocket
The bystander notified a policeman,
who found the revolver in the young
mans pocket. and in a jiffy the
Greek was being marched to Justice
Gordon's court.
A warrant was sworn out against
Alex in the Justices court charging
violation of the Johnson anti-weapon
law. The young man seemed stun
ned over the unexpected turn of at
fairs and as he cannot speak or un-
derstand English very we'll, Justice
Gordon continued his hearing in or
der to give him an Opportunity to
consult lawyer.
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WEN ARE DROWNED
AND ARE NOT SLAIN
In Mfdlake When a Boat
Sinks, Only Three Be
ing Saved.

NEWPORT NEWS. Sept. 9-Ac-
cording to men landing at Old Point
Comfort from battleships. the three
men who met death aboard the
North Dakota yesterday We're not
killed by an explosion of oil as was
first reported but were drowned,
when fire room, No. 3, was flooded
to prevent spread of the flames and
the explosion of a magazine was To-
Gated just over the fire.
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THIRTY
OF The CREW
ARE DROWNED
Perish in the Flood Made
to Extinguish the
Fire.

MII4IvAI5HG2E, sept. 9..Thirty-
nine member Of the crew OF the Pere
Marquette car ferry. 40. is, were lost
and three saved VIXEN the car ferry
was sunk IN niGlakc about thirty
miles off shebaygan + dag. according
To reports received here
The car ferry was bound from I1ud-
iugtou to Milwaukee with full cargo.
4, v,as making It's Grst trip after a lay
OF ~ siN;y days.
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Ben b. Lindsey. Indeed. thers
would be no need for such institu.
tious.
No boy desires to be bad and grow
up into criminal. Young America
is too high minded for that. Par
ents hate to believe that son OF
theirs, or even a son OF their neigh
Dor. viii turn into criminal Yet.
even enforcement of law for trivial
ATTRACTIONS throws mere boys into
the society of hardened criminals.
All know what that may mean. Jail
bars are enough to take the heart
from even brave men. Then why
force boys behind them?
The boys of Clarksburg ought 10
be permitted to have the opportunity
of not only seeing but also hearing
this great friend of the children AMI
parents and boys should simply pack
the big new First Methodist church
the night he appears there as one OF
the numbers of the lyceum course by
the Minister'S Union under the mar,
agement of Clyde o. Law. Mr.. Law
Will sell entire course tickets fol
only $3.50. Parents should havT
these ana the boys should have
tickets for the one night Mt least.
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VACANCY
For Congress in the Fourth
Congressional District
Filled.

PNRKnRsBURG sept 9.-Hon.
John NJ Hamilton, of GrantsvIlle. was
last evening named rs the candidate
for Congress on the Democratic ticket
for the Fourth congressional district
by the district executive committee to
MI the vacancy on the ticket, occa-
stoned by John S wlthers, who was
nominated at the convention here last
month, refusing TO make the race
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LEXINGTON. Mich. sept. 9.-One
or the wor + marine disasters in the
history Of the Lake Michigan Naviga-
lion occurred early today when the
car ferry. Pere Marquette. No. Is,
sank at O'Clock after thirty Of nfty
souls on board had been rescued by
life boats from No. II. At this hour,
the cause Of the accident Is unknown.
The facts viii not he known until
No. II arrives here late this after
noon.
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MISS RIDGE
TO APPER

Miss Katherine dgeY
well and favoTably.
Clarksburg that sc9rcel
mention of her IS nece ar
est the lyceum public II
in her coming en
Miss Ridgeway Is to appeaf the
first number of the course sbo BE-
given by the Clarksburg Minis
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DIES AT TIN PLATE.

Mrs Sophia Hcponen, 90, a Finn.
died Mt house No. is at Tin Plate Fri
dag morning at o'clock Of typhoid
fever Services yPll be held Mt the
house saturday afternoon at O'Clock
and burial VIII he in Masonic ceme-
tory.