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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-05
Gimeinmati Waittwodb, oen 5. Snli 1911.

elm prahtpolIes 5tiid Raiur perfdans
oeln unb cine Der fhDnftsn 4lpens
Isenerien serit0ren piiroe. eSn Der
Dsntfdrift ipirb prin5ipieu oun sss
gen bic ihon beftsbenbtn alpenbobnen
SteIlung senommen, bic nur Gurus
Rbnen iekn, pbne eirem pirtlih.n
g.oiirfniB Der einbeimiifsn gep6Itss
rung su bienen.
Die gei.lIf9aft perfiigt, obtpobl Tie
erft Dor Gur3sm gesriinbet purbs,
bod ihon ii6er cine rieiigs Wlitglies
b.rsabl in isbem Ranton. unb in elmer
Sanptperfammlunq in &Itborf be-
falofen bic WitgIieber, bemnGait 9.z
fese sseen bic bic tptitsre Grbauung
BON QIpenbabnen Sur DoIssabittms
mung brins.n su laHtn.
GefrGntte partfsr Stus
benten.
paris, A. 5uli. Sm Barrier
Guoriier 2atin herrIht 4ufreguug tpss
a.r zines ariitels Der ~StraBburser
prit", Der bic angebiihe teut'6e Git.
ienitrenge ben ~Grgien" Der pari-
isr Stubentenbobeme ssgeniberitelt.
UiaueranibIGgs laoen 5u stner groBen
Mqnifa1ta.ion Elm, bic am ndAften
Gpnniag ftattfinoen fon, uHo an Der
Stubenten aIsr politifhen Rittungen
ibeilnebmen fperoen. einige oit.opf,
ittfaasn ioaar Dor, nad Strabbura gu
fabren, UNI in Der Stao! ieLbit, no bic
gsl.ioisuns uusseipro6sn lDuroe, ae.
gen ben er!itienen Shimpf gu proteitis
rer. Gieie lsBte s5oee, Die unangss
nebme Golgsu babeH tpnnts, tDsroen
iih bic iungsn 5erren hoFi.ntIit nod
E6erl.gen. 81. folIten aud barar ben,
fen, DAP in ibren prpieiien gsgsn ben
Qeroplanflug parissBsrliH Msnbun.
gen gebrauft ipurben, bic nitt tpeni.
ger belsioiaslb tporen ais Die Wor!e
bes StraBbu;ger 8lnttss, Obne bab
iibsr pieisn iussHbEifen llsbsrihnans
9eutihlano iih mabIos aufgsrsgi
Bate. 2lber ouh fir beutidRn gs=
fbmdf ift Der 9ergleih Der .Strabs
thrgsr poft~ reiflid unpaHsno. Gs
iit uIbern, bon .Crgien" bss Quarter
2dtiu gu rsbeH. unb nod albsrnsr, Der
.Sittenitreng." beuifder Burden cine
Spmne gu iinsen. Dos StraBburasr
glatt bot, pie erinnerti6, friiher iton
nit isinsr Trobung. niif irans0irite
apiati..r gu ihieb.n. ,psnn r. bi.
Gr.nss iiberfli.g.n, peiniass 4uiielsr
errest.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-05
Ogelegrap6
aaltblitiaer M orb.

gbiIIieptbs, o. A. Suli. GiIs
bert Rieoer, do Sabre alt. Elm ekmas
Tiger pO!i5iit, ipuroe bier an Woutng
4bsno bon Ieinem S6puser ghorlss
Gilsoorf srfdoiIen.
Risoer bate serdbe isinen 9i.nIt
bssnost uno ii6 in BEN 5of sinss
Ra6barH nisoeraeisst, als Gilsborf
ben Rspoloer Risoers .rsriff unb pbue
Elm WDrt su iagsn, brsi S6iiiIs uuf
ben ahnungsloisH Wann d6ea6, ibn
aui Der SteIs tobi,ne. Gilsoori pers
bdrritooirte Iih bauH in BEN 5auie
unb fsusr.s auf anbsve goli3iitsn. bic
ibu psrbaftsH ponten. Oils CT absr
BON elmer aue.I seiroffen ipuroe. .r=
gab er fih. Or III utht gefGbrIi6
bsrpunbet. Wsan psiB niht. mas Jpn
su benz Wlorb oeranIaB. bat.
ISpfer Der 4. 5uli Jsisr.
Dubuque, Soipd, 4. gull.
Charles qons. 43 Sohr. alt, uuo spei
Rinosr i'm Utter bon 4 uno 8 Sabysn
itsbeno. ipurben ON 9isnfsas t0otIih
perlebt, oils BEL elmer Jeier ses Bier
ten Suli cine Rite nit Gpnamits
Siinobiiicten erpIooirte.
0ertagung bts aongref.
iss fur anfanssausuit
in aasfiht senelii.
DafbinsiOn, .. g.. 4. SuIi.
Die meiitsn rspubli.auiinen 5niur'
genten in, Ssnot iino Der anfihi. oab
in biefsr SsFipH bss aonsreFes nur
bic RseiprosiidisporIase ohne lesliaes
amenbemsut ansenommen tperoen
ipirb. iroB oss 0<rlanssns nab peis
tsren 3ollreDuitionen. Cine befiimms
te ginigung ouf bas gu befoleenos
pro9rnmm rpiro absr erit IN Den
ndhften 1osen in elmer Honfsrens &C.
iroffen tperoen. tpenu Die ubDeienoen
SenatOren mad Waihlngton surit'
aeiebrt iein peroen.
1ros bes 0erIansens bss Sena'
sors 8riftop, BON Hanius, oab4msns
Dement'S CUR RebusiruHs Der 3oa.
duf Woue, Bdumtpolle, Stab, Su6er,
9lsi, Qeber unb gummitpoareH Der
Recipro3iidtsoorlase oHsebGngt psr'
ben fcItu. unb tros oes amenoi'
rungsprosromms Der Ssnatorengums
Minis. aafoneits uno anoersr. ertIG'
rem sinise Der SniurssHten. bic gldu'
ben. bic 4niift hires JliiseIs oer
pdrtsi Inn 4nsen,ein,n gum ausoruc
su bringsn. bob bic Reeipro5itdtsDcrs
lase unsefdbr am /. ausuit sur ans
nabme selonaen unb Die Jreiliitss unn
bic WclInorlnee entipsoer nitoeree'
itimmt obtr bis CUR nd6Iien reeularen
Gefion suriideeIsst peroen fpiiroeH,
unh fin Der Ronsrsb boIb nah Der
Annabmt Der RsciprojitGtspc flag.
ssstasen miisbs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-05
Wie bsr y Iorret6e 9isrte
uefeiert nurbs

Bis bsrD torret6e gisrte
gefeiert puroe.
Baltimore. Wb. 4. Suli. Die
Observation-Disclosures spurbe in 6ieIiqer
Staot auf iiberaus gIdn3enoe Weiiea
begGngen. U}orgens fanD cine pdruoe
Der Wlariner Der lorpeoofIottilIe itatt,
srelchs bic gstorte bes Ship II
btitorp" biloeten. On 8oro bes Ship
Of Siftorp~ befdnben iid 2oro 9aLtiz
more, Der 9riinoer Der Golonie uno
y WiitreB Waradrst Brent, tpelhe IN
Del Geihihte marpIanbs siue 70 pids
tige Role ipislte. Bon bsm TOnit lib
liten anal.n uuo ShieBsn mar beute
bluttDenig 81 oeripiiren.
Ghicagp, gu, 4. Suli. Der 4.
SuIt puroe bier burh eine groBs DGs
rabe nit gableaur btitoriIheu SnbaIts
uno 5rsiton3erteH in ben garts bes
gdngsu. Die parabe mar ourhaus sss
Iunger. 9ds 4bbreunen BON Fsusrs
ipertstcrpern uno Der ipnit iblihe
-aGrm am glorrsi6en 9iert.u fsbItsn
fait gang.
pbiIabeIp bia, pa, 4. 5u.t.
Der gIorrsihe gisrts rpurbe bier auf
iibIi6e gpsiie, penH aud o6ne DIcl
qGrm unc 2lbbreunen bon ;Feusrpsrt,
osieiert. Ids Detter mar Ihrpul uno
iait unsrtrGgIih beiB, iobab bislan9
uber 100 psriorsn Der bsibsH WeQs
gum Cpfsr gsfalsn iiHb.
RspYort. 4. SuIi. Die ftGbttIde
Groinan3, pelhe gesen oos uniinHise
ShieBsu uno 4bbrsuusn pon 5euers
psrt erIaiIsn iuurbe, bat i5re Wrtung
gstbdn, Rep Yort erfreute iitl einsr
iebr rubi1eu uub perniinftigeu !.
Sulifeier. Die Witterung NOR auBers
oSbsntlich sib uno bate Die Taenee IN
g,oben S6aarsu Hu4 ben Stranos
refprts sstris6su.
Santu5e. u. m., 4. SuIi. Gin
| biitpriiasr llmSug, Der bie@isbsrerobes
rung Der S.dot ourh Don Diego .:
8argas im5abrs 1893 baritsIlte. biloets
beute Der 9Ian;puntt Der 4. Sulifeier
Raatommsn Der alien ipaniihen ans
fsolsr, in Der 5ratt oes II. Sobr.
bunosrts uno gusblos SubiaHer bon
ssiuqus. 5aos, SlbsfpnIO. Santo
CLARA ETC, in ariegsihmud, naAmsr
an benz unsug theil.
GIepeIauo. 8, 4. Suli. Sros
Der inteuifpeu 5iss puros Der slor'
rsicte gisrts bier auf- piirbige WeiIt
bsudno.n. MaFentou3erte uno stn'
aroBe gorabe biloeten ben Wlittelpunti
Ser Ssisr. 5susrpertstcrper, Rspolpsl
uno Sinberpiitolsn ipislteu babel obfo'
Tut tsine Rplls.
aanfas gitp, 4. Suli. gun
erften Ttale in isinsr 9eihi4ie err
fr,uts iict adnias gitp heuts elmer oer'
nlnftiqen 4. SuIifeier. Tus Q6breH.
nsn Der ldrm.no.n 5eusrtpsrtst0rpel
mar itreng perboten.
ssn aanils gttp. as.. no nod mad
alter manier gsfeiert tpuros. limb mehi
rsre Itpsrs Infdls uHo Elm 5ooesfal
gu btrittsn.
9enper. Col. 4. Suli. Gin CLAM
ssuosr umsug lsitste bier bic 4. Suli'
| feier ein. Der ioHit iiblide Spsttats
fsblts gun3.
qittsburs, ga.. 4. Suli. Sros
| oIIsr gnitrsnsungen Der 9ebOroen. ein'
psrninftise 4. 5ulifeier burdsuiesen
purben bier msbrere srnitlide llufiIs
ipelhe ourh has Qbbrennen non5eusr.
nsrts.Drperu psrurloht tpuroeu, BE-
rihtst.
miInautse. Mis.. 4. Suli. Gin
rubiss uno DerHiinftige Jeier beg In
obbanoiSssitstaoss nn1m bic GtsQ'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-05
Gin grieftrGger sum & 4

Gin grieftrGger sum & d.
6emelteu gsiuat. Gas SUE
sernsr Sagblatt" pom 16. SuHi entbalt
fplgenoe an3eige: rgrieftrdger. gu
Sofortigem Gintritt geiuht etn gsluH'
ser, trdftiesr, inteutseuter, ipltosr,
iunaer gurIhe i'm Utter DON 16 bis
25 sabren aIs 8risftrGser. eTner
pom 2dnoe, Der meItsn fam lEnb ote
Observation-Disclosures qrbeiten ouh
rerftebt, miro beporsugt. JamiItdrs
gehanblung uHh ftDrsr 2obH sugs-
ftbert. Gnmelbungsn nit S6ul. uno
2eununbs .3susniHen fofCrt on 5rts
bplin Bang, gOitablagehaltsr, Wtth-
liihpono bei gfhclsmutt." Das III
ieseufalIs cine nsuortiss .Dsiiaauns.
einsS Dtrtsbr1tseuteu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-05
Wetterbert6t.

Cir 8 bio. Snbiana uno bas
uniere Mitisan: NllsenNin ih0aes
Netter am Witiipoh uno Donnerfag.
alsgenommeE DieIIeihi lD!ole Geipits
ierresen. Wenis Wsranberung In Der
ssmperotur. Giibninb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-05
Der Yterte Sufi

Der Yierte Sufi
OSuroe TIT bielen &tdbten
in nerniinftiger 0Seiie
gefe.ert
Hns bic l3abl Der llngliifsialle
mar oaber perbaltniRmdRis
fleiu.
praiioeut 1aft bic Sauptattrafs
ton BET Der sseier to Suoias
napplis.
Iuf benz gantstt bes Mlarion Glubs
oortielblt.
5isIt sr cine Reoe iiber Recipro5itGt
Die fur6tbors 5iss bdlt i'm gan5sr
2anbe an.
Jn Gonfas Itieg bic 5empsrutur aui
100 Grab
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-05
4us Der preisborsrei 3pifhen 2lb
Wolpert uno Omen WorQu,
bon England,

Glng DoIpert aIs Sisgsr bsrpor.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-05

SsattIs. Daib.. 4. SuIi. Der
fribere 9oIiseihef gborles u. Wop@
psnItein purbe am Montag4beno Don
elmer Surp idulotg bsfuuoen, etne Ses
itetung pon $1,000 bon Stosnn 1up'
Der unb Clarence s. 9eraIo aHsenoms
men su baben, fpofiir er ibnsn geitat'
iete, uncrpentlide 9auier I'M SaItsr'
Tiftritt su betreiben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-05
Der ameri6anif6e BoU6after dia
uirO ON Dsnnsraag Berlin Ger.
(aaeu,
D6sleid fsin HnhfoIs.r nod nidt sr'
ndnnt ,rorbeH lit.

alIe ari.ssIdiiis i'm aisl.r 9ofsH
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1911-10-19

bic attainment to the meanest wretch
who is allowed to live. The justice
of man should aim at the perfection
of divine justice, and though finite
wisdom not knowing the hearts Of
men, may not always deal justly with
offenders, yet it should not shut the
gates of mercy against the meanest
of Gods creatures"
Since the parole law was placed in
operation last autumn, the attorney
general said, but one prisoner had
violated his parole, The 200 prisoners
who were paroled from the time the
law was put into effect in the autumn
Of 1910 to June 30 earned nearly
$4,000, whereas, If they had remained
in prison. the attorney general pointed
out, they would have been charge
on the government.
Mr., Wickersham expressed the be-
lief that the parole boards should be
enlarged by adding two unofficial
persons selected from among promi-
nent citizens of the locality in which
the prison is situated.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1911-10-19
JARVIS CAUGHT
Cameron Man Who Deserts
His Family is Taken
Back Home.

CAMERON. W. va, Oct. 1S-CarI
Jarvis. the married man who de-
sertedhis ife and child last week,
and left with Necie Porter, the six
teen-year-old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs, Aaron Porter. of this place,
was apprehended at Parsons by
officers Clutter and McCardle, of
this city. an. brought back here
last night. Jarvis had been en-
ployed at the Porter bakery. 1t is
Mr.. Porter's intention to prosecute
Jarvis to the full extent of the law.
Mrs. Porter, the girls mother, has
been in a serious condition through
grief over her daughters action and
has been under the care of a
physician ever since she learned of
the affair
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1911-10-19
WARNINGS
Of Danger Are Being Posted
by the Local Street Car
Company.

The Faiimcnt and Clarksburg Trac.
ton Company is posting warnings
alcns the interurbon line near tn
statIoa at the Glen Elk bridge. Man,
use the tracks there as walk ways m
getting 10 aud from the Broaddus al
diticn. The company has no objection
to such use of the tracks but it is
a very dangerous practice as an.
nounced in the posted warnings as
cars come in and 80 out at rapid
speed at times. Especially are school
children using those tracks in great
danger and parents should have them
cease the use of them.
Another very dangerous thing Is
being INDUCED in by school children.
when they run up to street cars and
try to touch them as they are pass
ing, while others jump on them while
in motion, risking their lives perhaps
and certainly running risks of being
seriously hurt Parents should eau
ton the children not 10 do these
things,
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1911-10-19
WANTS CLERKS
Civil Service Commission
Says 1t is Unable to Sup
ply the Demand.

The United tSates Civil Service
Commission announces that it has
been unable to supply the demand
for stenographers and typewriters
in the United States government SER
vice, especially at Washington,
d. C.
Those who are willing to accept
appointments at an entrance OF
$40 to 5000 per annum have ex.
cellent opportunities for appoint
ment. Advancement of capable APP
!pointees is reasonably rapid.
The government service offers a
desirable field to bright and ambi-
tious young men and women.
Examinations are held at fire.
tquent intervals in the principal cities
of the United States. and applIca-
tions may be filed with the CON-
mission at Washington, D. c., at any
time.
For full information in regard tc
the scope and character of the exam.
nation and for application forms
address the United States Civil Ser
vice Commission, Washington, D. c
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1911-10-19
CIITl1EN
Is the Death of An Aged
Resident of Town of
Alumbridge.

WESTON, Oct. 17.-Jacob Giney.
one OF the Oldest and best known
cites Of the county, died suddenly a,
Alumbridge recently. He was nearly
80 years of age and had never been
sick many days in his life. He was
born in France and he came to Amer
lea when quite young Besides his
wife he is survived by four sons and
three daughters. Funeral services
were held in the Alumbridge Catholic
church.
Earl G. Raymond, of Grafton, who
assisted r. R. Hole in the express Of
flee here, has been removed from his
position and is succeeded by r. W.
Fook, an experienced express man Of
Clarksburg.
The city directory which was pre-
pared by Nolan and Cummings is now
in the hands OF Weston citizens and
many others. This is the first dIrec-
tory issued in the city.
The Rev. c. c. Lanham has been ap-
pointed to fll the pulpit of the Meth
odist Episcopal church here this year.
The Rev. Mr.. Hess was appointed to
work in Wheeling.
Miss Dora Brinkley, who fell last
week and seriously injured her hip is
Istill confined to her bed with slight
improvement Her sisters, Mrs.
French Lynch, of Washington, and
Miss Emma Brinkley, of copeley, are
hore attending her bedside.
The new High school building is
now completed and the auditorium
will be used this year for the Lindsey
lecture course,
silas Legg, of Moundsville, was here
Monday, having brought an insane
prisoner here to be placed in tho
asylum. Mr.. Legg formerly con
Quoted the city ice cream parlor here
D. E. Cox, who has conducted AL
wagon shop and livery barn on Yves.
Second street has made an. assignment
to ]. A. Chittam. Cox was formerly
IL the fire insurance business with thc
Bailey G Cox Insurance Company.
Mrs. ]. H. Edwards and children
az spending the winter in Washing
ton.
Miss Bertha Hoskins, who is at
tending the West Virginia wesleya-.
College at Buckhannon spent sun
day here with her parents.
Prof Buckhannon White who has
been i'll for several weeks is able to
be aaout his room.
DR.. and Mrs. George Snyder are
visiting friends In sisterswne.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1911-10-19
PROGRAM
OF Sunday School Day the
World Over is An
nounced.
nounced,

Sunday, November 10, has been
set aside as Worlds Temperance
Sunday, and all of the Sunday
schools of the Worlds Sunday
School Association will observe the
day. Each state and county will
have uniform program and those
prepared for West Virginia Sunday
schools are now being issued through
the Office of the West Virginia Sun
day School Association.
Following is the program to be
followed out in this state:
Motto-"With open eyes we will
ratify West virginia's going dry"
Opening exercise.
Responsive exercise.
Reading OF proposed prohibition
amendment to be voted on in this
state.
song-"The Temperance Battle
Hymn"
Responsive lesson story-"Baby-
Ion in Daniels Time with Applica-
ton for Our Time"
Discussion-"The Saloon; It's Re
lation to Business and Prosperity"
Temperance chorus-"Tin West
virginia's Dry"
Responsive reading-"ETect OF
Alcohol on Mind and Body"
Recitation-"My Body"
Pledge signing.
Chorus-"onward Christian Sol
diers."
Closing prayer.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1911-10-19
A LUNATIC
Carpenter is Suspected of Being and
Justice Win Examine Him.

James CorbIn, carpenter residing
at $40 Werningor street, is in jail
awaiting an examination before Jus
tice w. P. Camp under lunacy pro
ceedings. He was arrested Monday
evening at his home by Policeman
London l., White and at the regular
sitting of police court Tuesday norm
ing, Mayor Frank h. Moore ordered
the case 10 be turned over to JUS
tice. A lunacy warrant was sworn
out by one of the policemen.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1911-10-19

tone OF the offenders was hanged.
fifteen were sent to the penitentiary
and the others were set free. In
Louisville, with population of
$4,000, during the last year there
were A cases OF homicide and not a
single murderer was hanged. In
Alabama for the two years ending
September SO,l9o1, $50 cases of hom-
icide We're disposed of and the death
penalty was imposed in but 81 cases.
In North Carolina in the last wear
there was 141 homicides, and in Ohio
l9l, and in each an absurdly small
number capitally punished The re-
port of the attorney general of Texas.
states that there were 1.o4S indict-
ments for murder in that state dur
inf the years 1909 and 1910 and I'M
doubtedly a large number of homi-
c!des in addition for which no in
dictments was found,
In Alabama a conviction for steal
ing hides was recently set adide be-
cause the Indictment failed to state
whether they were mule, COW, goat or
sheep hides. And indictments were
dismissed because father was spelled
farther Gin South Cardinal; because
The letter 81 was omitted in spelling
nnaEca IN Alabama ~
Judge De couroy then suggested
lome criminal law reforms which In
GUIDED .simpllaed forms of indict-
nents, changes in the selections or
urles and in the rules governing
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1911-10-19
4 nAn GrEssER.

It's the same everywhere; can't
guess little enough.
Mr. c o Brown. Columbia, S c. en-
pioyed an experienced painter to paint
his house. The painter on seeing the
quantity sent to the house-Devoe-
said there wasn't enough. There were
ten gallons left, when the jon was
done.
IT'S the common experience.
81 ]. W. Barnes & Son.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1911-10-19
BLACK HAND GAME.

LANSING, Mich. oct. 1.-THE
Lansing police have under arrest
Emory f. Knox. who, the officers al
lege, has confessed to an attempt 20
extort $4,000 from E. R. Odds, the
head of the REQ Motor Car Com
pany, of this city. and one of the
best known automobile manufac-
turers in the country.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1911-10-19
:. :. :. :. :. :. !. :. :. :. :. :.
FINDS A PEARL.

:. John a. shinn, contractor,
!. has returned from Redwood,
:. where he inspected work he is
:: doing for the Cherry River
:. Boom and Humber Company.
:: While eating oysters in the Yew
: Pine inn at Redwood, Mr..
:. Shinn found a pearl, which
:. jewelers. say is worth $25.
:. :. :. :. :. = :. :. :. !. :. :. :: :. :.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1911-10-19
TO BUILD SYNAGOGUE.

MoRGANToWN, Gust. 16-At a
meeting of Morgantown Hebrews to
celebrate the close of the Feast of
Tabernacles, steps were taken to
build synagogue in this city and
$500 was pledged toward 1t.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1911-10-19
WANT DISMISSAL.

WASHINGTON. D. c., Oct. 12-
President Gompers, Vice President
Mitchell and Secretary Morrison, of
the American Federation of Labor,
today petitoned the District supreme
court to dismiss the charges of con-
tempt preferred against them.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1911-10-19
PLANT RESUMES.

FAIRMoNT. Oct. 1.-THE Fair
mont window glass plant has re-
sumed operations after a shut down
of several months. Hereafter the
plant will be operated on the CO.
operative plan with competent Bel
gian workmen in charge.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1911-10-19
PUNISHMENT
Continued Page ~

ormation, conditional liberation and
reinstatement to normal position
in society possible in these cases, 1T
is difficult to say on what principle
tie same possibility and hope OF re-
formation, liberation and forgiveness
should not be extended TO one guilty
of murder under circumstances MOI
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1911-10-19
MARILI4A RESUMES.

MoRGANTowN. Oct. 16-The
Marilla glass factory has resumed
operations with a complement OF
$50 men after being idle for several
months. The w. r. Jones IactAry
is still idle.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1911-10-19
ADMITTED To HOSPITAL.

James Greenville, of $40 East
Pike street, was admitted to St.
Mary's hospital as atyphoid fever
patient Tuesday morning.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1911-10-19

The Buokkccper or stenographer
who has the recommendation Of the
Mountain State business College.
Parkersburg. w. Va, can always se-
cure employment. Write today for
their SO page catalogue.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1911-10-19
COUNTRY
CConunuen from page IL

homicide we're Investigated by the
grand jury during the last year, but
only 45 convictions resulted. Chicago
reports 2O2 homicides we're committed
in that city during the last year. only
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-07-14

Efor1r1er bar at famine @tof. Deref-
ter fbrtes Ser / ct felt Mar ngie 8oq
ooer Soloatermes @unbbeostilitano,
og ligeleoes foretoges ser @egt- oa
|8lo6prpber.
Set biite fig berpe6, at beqqe sSor-
Der bapbe lige mango @peoomme at
opot1e og at De leo lige meget UNDER
Soloormer. @en iamtioig- fonitate=
reoes oct, at @olooterne / Sc oronae-
reoe uniformer let tom i meoet
it@rf @beo og iom 8glge oeraf tob-
te t g@gt og fit tpffere 8lo6 ems
oeres bpioe &ameroter. Genne Sm=
1tenoigbeo mao forflares 6eroL at
De taroeoe @toffer opi111ger mere al
solltraalerne ems Sc bpi6e, og efter
De inoiife 8oripg ier set oltioa us,
Tom ON De Dpioe Stoffer ltaoia be:
rer Hriien ON sommeren. sSorigoe.
ne fortiettes 6og mango @te6er, oc
maa1te lDftes get en- Sag at fins:
en- Seifarbe, Ser boaoe 1aor Sc,
bntoe og oe an6re al marfen.