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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-16
POLICE HERO RECOVERING.

Inquiries at the home of Patrolman
George L. Rosenfelder, of the Second
precinct. resulted in the news that he
is rapidly recovering from injuries re-
ceived in stopping a runaway team
Thursday afternoon. When the officer
grasped the bride he was thrown
against a post and severely bruised.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-16
SLOGANS COME IN
PROSE AND VERSE
Wit and Wisdom Inspired by
Enthusiasm for New
ark's Fame. 1

The slogan contest of the Newark
Exposition Is not only providing hun
dreds Of Civil War cries, from which
the committee may make it's choice.
but is also developing a number OF
hitherto unknown poets. In fact, the
last few malls ave brought scores OF
verses. some blank, some rhynled, some
in coupiets. a few in hexameters.
From Mrs. W. DoTemus, u Gouvsr-
neur street, comes.
"A wheel Of morning light.
All workers. the spokes Of might
Revolving around the ages OF right.
With a star TO guide the way Of nisfr
T. j. r. IA Hudson street, suggests.
HNewark's fame for Newayk's goods
Has reached TO foreign forest woods
It's Newark's atm. its Nswsrks goal
It's fame shall spread from pole to pole.
The following verses were submitted
by Frederick ". Pehmyer, 1s Ncrth
Maple avenue. East Orange
Does Newark want a slogan
To show what she has done,
To blaze upon a banner.
To show the place shes WON'T
I'm the worlds activities
She takes no second place;
IT is her Drawn and brain
That guide her in the race.
Does Newark want a slogan.
A watchword for her son.
To call him TO hfe's battle
A war that's well begun
Then write upon the banner
The words For Drawn and brafn,s
As these are the weapons
Man needs for work and gain
Does Newark want a slogan
To reach those men sfar.
For them to join her ranks
And show them power for poRerf
Lee Drawn and brain be the message
In letters clear and plain.
For Newark wants the strong. the true
She giants the pure TO reign.
so write the For Drawn and brain;'
Let the banner be a heart.
For Newark, back of all. through all,
Has shown that generous part.
Humor seems to dominate the sus-
g~estion of F. A. Eagleston. 81 Broad
street. His rhyme is as follows:
Father Newark. may / go out and swims
'Oh, yes, my darling daughter.
Hang yofr clothes on a hickory limp.
But don go near the Passaic water
From Mrs. C. Smith. s61s summer
avenue. comes the following verse
"A baby's hand. a woman's heart.
A mans all-crowning strength.
Bids fair industry TO Newarks mart
To send her forth the whole amos
length
The following couplets have been en-
tered by Agnes c. Moeller. rs Littleton
avenue:
What mankind needs
From Newark speeds
In achieving the best
Newark leads the rest
Muscle and brain
E,rzn k-nwrnnL+g q paA W
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-16
PAYMENT METHOD
PLEASES POLICE FORCE

The new method of paying the men,
bers of the police department has been
unanimously Endorsed by the patrol
men and officers, and a vote of thanks
will be given to City Treasurer Elmer
A. Day, who recommended the change.
Last night the men received their
checks from the captains of each pre-
cinct. Formerly the men a to Jour-
ney to the office of the police COM
m~issioners in the City Hall for their
monthly stipend.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-16
MRS. ]. VAN DUssEN REED DIES.

PARIS. March 16.-Mrs. J. Van Dus-
sen Reed. formerly Miss Mitchell, of
New York, died at her home in
Auteuil. Mrs, Reed was the mother
of Countess Christian De Bertier De
Sauvigny and Viscountess Pierre De
Chezelles. Both daughters are living
in Paris aiS were present at the death
bed of Their MOTHER
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-16
TO GIVE CHARITY WHIST.

Morris fucker Lodge, order OF
Knights of Joseph, will hold it's second
series of whists in the Union Hall,
corner Springfield n and Mercer
street, tomorrow at Sis o'clock harp.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-16

enough, 1t decays, forms poisons and
gases. then the open suction cells abb
sorb poisons instead of nutrition. That's
why your stomach feels bloated; that's
why you have headaches. Take a
Jamaican and note the result. The
bowels move naturally and regularly,
without any pain or gripping. Good for
man or woman. Children cry for them.
Keep LAXA-BEANs with you at home
or when travelling. Eat them. They
won't hurt you. They contain no habit
forming drug. Eat what you like.
Drink to your hearts content. and don't
fear the after-results. A LAxA-BEAN
will make you feel as At as a iiddle,
The first trial will make you q stead
fast friend OF LAxA-BEANs. For sale
by all druggists, 10 cents and rs cents
a box; or direct IL you wish. from Unit
Chemical Co, stle distributors. Ne -
ark. n ].
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-16
LOST

ON Clinton av., between
Park pl. and Fourteenth
ST., an agents collection
route book, consisting
of loose leaves, with
binder; valuable records
to owner only. Finder
please communicate with
Star Office; reward.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-16
DON'T BE ALARMED
ABOUT YOUR STOMACH
Eat LAXA- BEANS
The Chocolate Candy CafbarfIc
7haf Is Always on lime.

Now q lot OF
Z h / s indiges-
ton, dyspepsia,
g%astritis, ca
tarrh of the
stomach talk is
all nonsense.
The lining of
the i%ntestines
is composed of
millions of lit
tie $ c
cells, w h ! C h
suck in the
nutrition from
the food as ii
passes through
the bowels. If
the food does
not pass fast
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-16
Newark
OPpENHElM.@ LuNsx@

Broad and William Sts., Newark
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-16

CARK REKCA. THE BOY SOPRANO
who worked in a foundry till a short
time ago, will appear at the Young
Mems Christian Association minstrels
TO be held in Wallace Hall next Thurs
day and Friday nights.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-16

LEAP YEAR PROPOSALS; THEIR
Advantages and Disadvantages viii
be the topic of Miss Isabel Sasslow at
the next meeting of the Five jolly
Bachelor Girls Club.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-02
Dem 0fterrei9ii9en &riegsbafen, mo-
be ser Siioipibe Der SaIbiniel Sltri-
en- an 8oro 5u nebmen.

Sn eigener 8erion erOffnete om
9ienstag IN Miinden |rinaregent
2uitpoIo, Der am IL. Wi1r0 oas 81.
2ebensiabr bonenoet baben miro, bic
erite Seiiion oes ueu getp1blten BIB
Observation-Disclosures. Ser greiie Shirt
berlas ben 8eeinn uno ben 59luB
Der Ebronreoe, n1breno Der ne1e
Minilterpr6iioent Or. Sreiberr BON
3ertling ben ionitigen 8ortlart oes
S6riftitiides, tpel9es MitteiIungen
iiber Die beooritebenoen geiebgeberi-
fben @rbeiten ma1te, sur &enntnis
brahten. &nfangs eri6ien Der 8rina-
regent angegriffen, bod berriet er
ipdter eroBere forperlihe un0 gei-
itige Stride, nIs er iiA nit ben HrG-
it0enten bei0er 2antrnern unterbteIt.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-02
0as Sinh i'm 9iemfte fOsialiitiider
HrOpaganOa.

Inter oieier redt 5%eitgemdBen lie
berI6rift bringt Der in 2aprence,
MaIf., erf6einen6e n@n5eiger uno
&oIt" einen Mrtifel, oer 10 frii9 bon
Ser 2e6er peggei6rieben lit, oaB er
aud bier i'm u@aibtngton Sournal~
tpieoergegeben merOen ioa. Ser
@rtifeI bat in Stem gorf ni6t unbe-
re6tigtes Arfieben erregt uno Oiirfte
audi Ser peitalls gr0Bten Mtebr5abl
Der 2eier oes n@aibtngton Sournal~
aus benz &eraen gel9rieben fem:
Inter ben &ldngen Der Marieil-
Latte Iir0 am Samstag Ibeno 100
&inoer Der Streifer bon 2otDrence in
Stem gorf e~inge8ogen, Inn BORT p6b-
reno Der Oauer oes Streifes Inter
funft IN 6omiIien gu finoen, Die al
leIamt Der io5ialiltil9en 8artei nn-
8ugeboren ideinen, iomeit iie ni9t
BON anar9iitii9en Soeen getragen
iino. @enn es li9 leoigli9 Inn cine
@erforgung oteier &inoer geban6elt
bGtte, uno nm tire 8etpobrung Dor
Dem @Ien0, 0os fi9 I'M @efolge oes
erbitterten 2obnfampfes in gar man
der SamiIte eingeiteat baben mag,
Washington Journal., 1912-03-02

Bel Columbia in&ent4dD ftarb
am borigen Sreitag etn 8eteran aus
benz &riege bon1812 uno pabri6ein-
Iid6er 6Iteite Monn in ben 8ereinig-
ten Staten. Sobn Morg mar i'm
Sabre 1912 aus 9euti9Iano einge-
manoert unO batte ii9 iofort gegen
Die gngI1noer antperben Ioiien. Or
be5og Heniion uno aus ieinen Bopie-
rem gebt berbor, ooB er BET Ieiner Mn-
.werbung elm MIter bon 24Sabren on-
CAB. 8ei feinem Eo0e mar er oen1-
nod 1874 Sabre oIt.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-02
seiu Snt it i'm &ins.

gor 0rei 8o6en famen Die folget-
ben @ouperneure 5umeilt DeltllGer
@toaten @m. 6. @laBcof BON 8elt-
pirQinien, @belter $. @lori9 Don
g}ebrosfa, 2obert q. 8aB BON Seem
0ompibire, Soiepb %. @areD Don
8noming, @baie @. Osborn Don
Wi6ioan, SO. 81. Stubbs bon &ar-
las unO Serbert 9. SaoleD pol1
MilIouri in @bicago 5uiammerl uno
entDorfen einen 8rief al ben 0ber-
item theodore &ooienelt, Dor1n tie
ioaten, Oas aagemeiue 8erlangen ge-
be oobin, oaB er mieoer Trdlloent
neroe, uno i'm baten, ii9 Oariiber
I'll auBern, Oh er Die republitanll1e
Domination annebmen DerOe, Denrl
lie linn, obne oaB er iiA 0arum be-
miibe, 3ufaaen ioute. Serr Hoole-
nelt uartete 2 @o9en nit ieiner Art=
mort. @noli1 am Somstag fam lie,
un0 uuroe, na1oem Serr &oolepelt
cine f%iinft1gige 9ieiie na4 Nfaiio9u-
letts ungetreten batte, i'm Seem 0or-
fer Bureau Der @o6eni4rift oSbe
9utloof~ ben @ertretern Der 3eitun-
gen our @eroffentli6ung ansgeb1n-
0tat. sic ld1ltete:
Stem gorf, "a. 6ebruar 1912.
uMeine 9erren: Sn ebrli6er
@uroigung ibres 8riefes bin i'd mir
Der i9ueren 8erantportli9teit Dol-
lt1noig betpuBt, pel6e er mir anfer=
Ieat, inoem er Die noblerpogenen
ueber5elgungen BON Wannern, bic
bonn 8olfe ols S%berb6upter tbrer
oeri9ieoenen Staaten erpdblt muir
Den, gum Ausorud bringt.
vS9 ltimme nit Sbnen unbe0ingt
therein, oaB es it9 ni6t I'm cine Art
gelegenbeit banoelt, Die NIT irgeno-
pelder &iidii9t auf Die perionli6en
8or3iige ODER Sntereiien irgeno Ell
nes Mannes 5u enti6ei0en tit, ion
bern etn3ig uno ouein bon benz
Stanopunfte oes Bottles als &c
iammtbeit. SD peroe Die @omino-
ton fir oas BrdfiOentenamt anneb-
men, penn fte mir a~ngeboten miro,
unO BEL Oieiem @nti9Iuiie bebarren,
biz Der &onbent ieiner @ntideioltng
Musorud gegeben bat. Giner Der
Sauptgrunoidse, fir mel9en i6 ei1-
trat uno fir Den id ieBt eintrete,
pelden i'd mid ltets bemiibt babe
unO INNER beltreben mer0e, 81 Der-
Dirfli4en, lit Die wabre Serridaft
Washington Journal., 1912-03-02

8ronoaon0a ii6 Der MrbeitertDirr=
nifie in 0en @eber : 9rtriften BON
Ieii . gnglano our Soroerung III
rer 8pede bem66tigt bat, entlaltet
ieoo6 Die Mugemeinbeit ni9t i'm ge-
rinaIten bon ibrer MitDeranttportltd-
felt an Sen 8uitdnoen, unter tpel1en
Iolde @ei6ebnilie CUR Wtogli9fett
oemoroen lino. 9ieie 8eranttport-
Iidfeit oarf oie8iirgeri9aft ni9t bon
It6 weiien ur0 nlir penn lie ben oar-
aus entIpringenOen 8flidten gereft
piro, fam Iie Die uria6e beieittgen,
ans weIdem ii9 i~o8iale uno tpirt-
I6aftlihe MiBberb1ltnilie pie Die IN
3ourence ergeben boben.
@s mag ielbIt unter ben Streifern
Seltte geber, Die ibre 8meifel Oh Der
Weislihfeit oes Maiienausgebens
bon &inoern nod elmer fremoen
Staot begert, aber Der tiefer 8liden-
De miro 3un19ft cine beoeutlame
Qebre aus oieien 8orgdngen 5ieben.
@s fpribt aus Der EatIa9e, 0aB Die
I~treifenoen Mrbeiter lire @leinen 10
obne meiteres ben ibnen Der Herion
nod fremoen, Der @eltnnung na6 a.
Der bertuanoten &ameraoen in Seem
gort iiberIaiietl Elm unenoli9 bobeS
8ertroren in Die @eltnnungsebrli6-
felt, tpel9es Die i'm io5ialiitii6en Ga
ger mari9ierenoen Arbeiter gegen ei-
tanoer begen. 9enn bob Die Mrmen
lire &inoer tpentger liebten, ols Die
@ei9en Die ibrigen, miro faum ie-
mono i'm @rnite be6aupten poGen.
neberoies peroen ii9 Die itreifenoen
Arbeiter tDobI aud iagen, bob, Dern
BON elmer Musbeutung Der &inoer
fir politii9e 3nede gereoet miro,
Dies immerbin better fir Die @inoer
fem oiirfte, ols cine Musbeutung
augunlten Der grIangllng BON iiber-
fliiiligem &ei6tlm, pie iie oas@roB-
fapital 10 oft in Der gewilienloieiten
@eiie it6 81 S6uloen tommen lGBt.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-02

= Die nmgegenO bon SuIOo in
&efien befano ii9 tagelang IN einem
ri1tigen &riegsouitonO. @s trieb ii4
bort cine 3igennerbanOe berum, Die
nod 8eriibung oreier MorOtaten in
Die @alouneen flii9tete. Cine Nn-
aobL Ser BoIi5ilten, bic Die 8anoe
berbaften tppatert pur0e tells geto-
tet, tells berpunOet. Mm Montng
mar elm Rommanoo BON 200 @oIOa-
ten nit llnter1tiisung BON so Sen
oarmen Oamit beiddftigt, ons Sc.
bol5 nieOer5uihIagen, INN oas Ser.
Tted Der 3igeuner ausfinoig ou mnf-
en-.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-02

Entered as second class matter at the
post office at Washington, d. G.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-02

gu gnoe oes Monots Wedrs
miro oas Oeutihe 9aiierpnor fiG ouf
bier @oden mad &orfu begeben, Inn,
pie es in ben Iebten Sobren getpobnt
NOR, in Der berrIiden SdIoBbtno
M9ileion Der grboIung gu pflegen.
Die fniferIide godt oSobenaonern~
miro gegenw6rtig in Der &ieIer Ma-
rinetperft reiiefertig gemadt uno
redtoeitig in See Itehen, Inn 6as
&aiierpnar nidt tpie 8uerft gemeIoet
tplroe, in @eneoig - Der &niier min
ioIange Ser tiirfii1 : itoIienii9e
@riee onliert, ben 9ooen StoIiens
niHt betreten - ionOern in ToIa,
F
Washington Journal., 1912-03-02

- 9ie Observation-Disclosures oes
SurItentums S9par5bure : &uool-
itaOt ertpablte am borigen 5reitag
gu ibrem 8oritser uno tbrem iten-
pertretenoen 8oritBer 5pei So3iaIoe-
mofraten. Inter ben oeltti9en 8un-
oesitaaten tit S9nar5burg Der erIte,
0eiien 8arlamentsprditoent elm go
3iaIiit lit. Son ben 16 MitgIie0ern
Der @ammer iino 9 So5ialoemofra-
ten, A 2iberale uno 3 &~oniernatibe.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-02
SSbr e~rgebeniter
OJA
Sbeo0ore Hoo1epel

n0LA GLON0
Sbeooore &ooieDelt".
Mit oteier grfI1ritng, Die natiir-
lid niht nur beoeutet, Dab Serr
RoolepeIt 8ur annabme Der Brdii-
6entIhoftsnomination bereit lit, ion
bern audi, 0aB er nit aIer NaAt be-
Itrebt iein miro, oieie gtomination 5lI
erlonqen, bat iib Die politii9e Gage
pelentli6 geflart. SIS liegt auf Der
SonO, OaB bon nun an aDii9en Hoo.
iepeIt un0 Saft elm bitterer &f
itattfin0en muB. un0 aud oas liegt
auf ser Sano, Dab Die ausii9ten Der
oemofratiI6en 8artei our6 oieien
&f MIR Inn 10 better ii6 geItol-
ten miiIien, oenn tper aud BON Den
bei0en uuf Dem beborltebenoen ytott-
~onaIfotDent Sieger bleiben miro, Die
einbeitIihe llnterItiisung ieiner Bar-
tel fam er ni6t e%rparten. 8enn Die
Democratic fllg lit, miro tie oaraus
@etpinn 5ieben.
S06It mabri6einli6 Tam oas
Shreiben Der lieben @ouoernellre
auf 8eltelung. 9ieier llmitauo tit
beadtenspert, neil Oaour6 Die in
Dem Mnnabmeidreiben Dorgei6iBte
unterItenlmg, 0aB es li6 nm elm CUR
@eltung gebrahtes @erlangen Oes o.
merifaniI6en 8olfes banOIe, auf III
rem Dabren @ert 5~uriidgefibrt Diro.
Sir Die gauge fommenoe Eooienelt-
&anoioat1r, in pelder geDiB iebr
niel BON Dem 8oIfspiaen un0 benz
GoIfsberlangen bic &eOe fem miro,
miro es be8eidneno fem, OaB ite nit
elmer @ergepaItigung oes 8olfsDtl-
lens iener fieben Staaten eingeleitet
por6en lit. Soer lolte es Dirfli6
pa6r fem, BOB oas 8olf Der Serei-
ntqten Staaten Die %rdiioenti6afts-
erfiirung aus ieiner SanO gegeben
uno in 0te Der grecutiDen, Der betref-
fenoen Staaten gelegt bat, anltott
ieIblt oieles &edts unO 0ieier Bfli9t
8u naIten. Cine Yrdii0entenerfur-
ung our6 oas Sous Der @ouOerneu-
rel
Seine iebige GrfIGrung, OaB er Die
Domination annebmen min, beriu6t
Serr &ooiepelt nit ieinen friiberen
8eteuerrngen, ooB er nimmer wieoer
oas @mt annebmen uno li9 ME pie-
Der oorum beperben perOe, in Der
@eiie in @inflang 81 bringen, oof
er borgibt, BET ienen 8eteuerunger
MIR an orei aufeinan0erfolgenot
8ermine 9eooht gu bnben. Siebite.
pie De bite, Sopbiite?
Washington Journal., 1912-03-02

bes goIfes; uno OesbaIb boffe i'd,
6oB Dem Golfe 10 melt Wie mogli9
Sic @eIeaeubeit gegeben piro, our1
oirefte 8rimartpablen ieinem Bun-
ihe. tper Oie Domination bonn repu-
blifoniifen 8rGiioentidafts : aon=
oente erbalten iol, AusOrud gu ge-
hon
Washington Journal., 1912-03-02

&ct1ls ..........-. ...s.... $l5,l1S.Z0O 70
Dinrirt Columbia, @tabt @aIbinetpn. IS:
Sd GtarIeS {. 9OpG S&aBmetfer,
Der Obeneennunten 8ant, beibpTre hermit bdB
Dbi9sr Beri@t mad metnem beIfen Wt1en NIB
@emi7en rabrbeitsaetreu 1T
@barIes'G. 5.Cwe,
@GaBmeifsr.
UUr mir belGwOren unb unterl&rieben am
27. Sag bes MOnats Gebraar 1912.
parrp W. GinneS
TTentIi&er NOlar.
Sir bic Ri@tisEeit otteftren:
Charles s Beu,
GOrccran 2bCmt,
3. e. &eslbs
Clarence s. NOrment,
M. 6. Mtles,
SO. 5. GIatber,
3. 9nrt,
Daniel Grajier,
DireftCren.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-02
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@uttaben:
DarIsber unb D~isccntps ........ $1,194,878 "a
tlsbsr bic DtpUltsn se3Ossnt @el-
Der, ssidrrt unO ni1t stT@evt 375 IA
Der. 9taattn Bcnbs awr Cider
Rtauns Der circulation. ......... 100000 90
Ser. 9tdnten Bombs sur @t@er.
felune Ser. @tnatsn.D tppftsn 25,ON 90
VE1misn AFT Der, Stnaten- 8rnbe 63,324 ST
BCnDs, Si&erbsiten &c. !. ...... 16O,A59 AZ
8anlbnus, NGbeln un6 Ginri9-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2O8.55O is
G6Iis bon NatiOnaIbanEtn (nt&t
Helerpengsnten) ...,..... ........ 1859 so
GGIig Won @taats- unb VrinnE-
bantsn unb BanfieES, EruF
GOmpaenien nnD @parbdnttn. 15,491 20
6Glis UCn besIaubteten RtlerSe-
agenten ,........ .......... 131,5O7 A9
Gbsds unb anbtrs BaarbstrGee. 9,713 O6
GrHanges for &leoring-boufe.... 36,766 O6
NOten aubertr NattOnaIbanlen =. 1890 90
Wnpter-alsinseIe NideI- u. Gent
StIae ...s.. ......... ..s.s. i. .ss.s. D VA
@eleBIiGeS @elb In Neierbe, ME:
@pecie ......... ...-.$187 1923 90
0eeaItenber NOten- 5000 90
@ebemptiUnsfOnb in 66nben bes
Ser. @taaten 9&aHmafers
Is yrOct. ber GtrcuIattOn)-... 25,O0O 90
SatoI 40 705 0sA M
Washington Journal., 1912-03-02
@utb { :

@utbaben;
Darlebsn unb DiscOrtOs ......-. $8,0ff,5 3t 0S
uebsr3tebunsen, eslGert unC IN.
geFHert. ....... ........ ...... 300 90
Bpnbs, @i&erbeiten ,r........ 3,09467 rs
Bantbaus, MSbsl n Ginrit-
tuna uni @erUlbe- --...... 100000 00'
Mnberts @runbeigentbum. -. 55.3l1 50
G6Qis BON NattOnalbanEen ...... 983,510 40
G1lig BON Gtaats. une prtDat-
banttn unb 8anfisrs, Truf-
&Ompasuies unO 9parbanten f,844,468' "a
Gbtds uub anbers 8aarbrtrGse. 1850 81
banisn-. 12,74O 90
papisrfIeineelb, NideIs u. Gents 306 "a
GtlesltHe @eIO-Seleroe in Der
Bant, mic:
@pecte ......$ $685. 52 IS
2eeaItsnCer NUten 5,040 90
=- 1892 IS
Washington Journal., 1912-03-02

Nututsesssssss sssssssss ssssssP<y tSJeSV4 w
Diirict Columbia, S.:
SD, SObn 6. Gdlpff, GaIiyer br pben-
e%enannten 4ant, bel&wSre hermit, bae Der
Obise Seri@t mad metnent beRen WtTen unb
@ewifrn tuabrbeitssetreu II.
SOtM s. GdICff, GaIirer.
8or mir bel1wOren unb unterI&rirbem am
q. Sag Oes M0nats Gebruar 1912.
@m. @. 4~Drbert,
SfentIt#fr AptaE.
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-07-05
HOUSEHOLD WORRIES.
There is Not the Slightest Need Of
Some Of Them Existing in
CIarksbdrg. X

, The average mother finds sufficient
annoyance and worry performing the
ordinary duties in the rearing of
family, but the cares and anxiety are
doubled when there is added to or
binary conditions that of weakened
kidneys in Juvenile member of the
family, How to cure it should be of
untold value to Clarksburg mothers.
Read this:
Mrs. S. f. Milstead, ZIG Poplar St.,
C!arksburg, W. Va, says: I'VE have
used Doan's Kidney Pills in our fam
iIy with highly satisfactory results
and consider them worthy of the
strongest endorsement. - One of our
children Ssuffered from backache and
weak Kidneys and We decided. to try
Deans Kidney Pills in this case.
We got a supply at the City Drug
Store and after they we're used, the
pains disappeared, together with ali
the other difficulties" -
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster-Milburn Co, Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United:
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-07-05
facilitate administrator.

facilitate administration. In ARR
zona 1O6,54o acres are eliminated
from. the Coronado national forest.
In Nevada 1880 acres are elimi-
mated from the HumboIt and $3.50
acres added, OF which 1880 acres
are included in the new Ruby ma
tIonal forest, composed principally
of that part OF the old lHumbolt ly-
ing south of the southern Pacific
railroad. In Utah 1870 acres are
eliminated from the SEWER, while in
California $3.50 acres are added to
the Shasta and $50 acres to the
Klamath.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-07-05
.NoTIcE no 00NfR iICT0I.s.I

Tho Board 81 Eanesl lion 81 Nam
nington, Marion County, West Va
will receive sealed bids on d four
room school building toNbe built at
Huntington, W. Va.
Bids to close at 70 O'clock Monday
July Sch, 1912. - ses
The successful bidder win be- re-
dulred to give bond as required BY
law for the faithful performance Of
hls contract.
Plans and specifications can be
seen at the Bank OF Manhipg ton,
Warrington, w Va orsgat the office
OF D. T. Burton Moundsviile, w va.
Bide to be flIediwith the 9FfesIdens
Of the Board of Education. ii r.
.lamms, Manninston5 VIVA, or With
-. T, Burton, M6undsyiIle.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-07-05
MIR. TAFT (
Takes Official Action as to
Certain Forest Lands
in the West.

President Taft has just made con-
siderable changes IN national forests
in Montana, Arizona, Nevada, Utah
and California through presidential
proclamations modllyigg the BOUND
airy lines i sB8 thss changes neatly
275,O00 acres of land are eliminated
from the forests, about 65, 900; acres 1
areaadded. and .abouts,55, 900 acres
are transferred between two forests,
while 2 pewIfo5estgis created by the
dtHsion Of the. old, pnit into two b
The net result. isoto bring down
the t total g}i gross ]aFeaIns he national
forests 70 aboutod S4s 100000 acres,
Of which neariyg 2TseO6.660 acres
are in Alaska. To cStfstdersble
extent: As8sSsf the fsducaons, $50
far as land actually owned by the
government Is concerned, are apbar-
rent rather than real, owing ito Sthe
heavy alterations the. tracts elm
IIinqted. Some e2sse6s 0oei acrea of
the.'national forest .gross Area are
not owned by the 6ysfhment
!. The high water mark. Of the ma
Itional forest gross ara was reached
in 1909, when the Sorest boundaries
included e'over si94, 600, 900 acres
lft was then realized, however, that
in making the examinations on
which the presidential proclamation
creating the forests were based the
work had been too rapid to insure
lin all cases the. best boundaries
Some times land which should have
been included was left out, while at
Other times land was taken in which
Vas not best suitedto forest Rur-
poses.
Consequently a complete overhaul
ing and rectihcation of the forest
boundaries was planned. and has
Been going on ever since. BY sue
i'cessive proclamatIons President
Taft has eliminated nearly II, OoO,-
900 acres. while he has added about
100000 acres. r.
,,Itis Montana the new proclama-
tions eliminate a total of 1890
acres from six forests-the Custer,
Absaroka, Blackfeet, Lewis and
Clark, and Flathead-while 1880
are transferred from the BIackfeet
to the Kootenai, and 4O,64O from
the Kootenai to the Blackfeet,. to
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-07-05

Dysentery is always serious and often a
dangerous disease, but it can be cured.
Ghamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy has cured it even when malignant
and epidemic. For sala by all dealers