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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-22
lEPR0SY
In United States Will Be De
scribed Sunday in Local
Churches.

fnst there are thousands and tens
OF thousands Of Iepers abroad, per
haps a million in the world. we have
dimly realized, but 20 d scover that
that there are perhaps 500 Iepers in
the United States 5 startling news
More alive to the problem than ORR
entail governments, our own United
states maintains several stations for
them. and in the Hawaiian islands
and the Philippines maintains a
trained corps o. expert doctors 70
care for them. Mr. w NJ Danner.
secretary of the mission IN this
country. will tell of the work Sun
day. November -. at IL a. m. at
she central Christian church and
IT 1880 p. m in the Baptist church
.Ilustrat ng his evening lecture with
stereoptlcon views.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-22
1.nowinc Chr- st,1las GIG.

The December Woman's Homo
Companion contains an excellent
article entitled Chr s:mas GIFTS
that crew. in whieh the author
SHOWS how tile money gwen TO
children If properly invested, wilt
grow into a larger sum and also
keep the young folks interested in
something worth while. The folv
loving is an interesting xt-act:
Christmas before last father
VINO owned a vacant city lot gave
his eldest sen a bank book that re-
corded the deposit of two dollars to
his account. Then he told the boy
that he could have the use of that
lot the following year, and w1c2
spring came he would have It
plowed and narrowed and made
ready for the seed Long before
tine for planting came the boy had
decided to put the entire patch OF
eround in potatoes. He had unusual
snccess. because he had selected
good, smooth. mealy potatoes for
seed, and, having city water on tie
lot. he was able to water his plants
when they. needed it. The youngster
early learned that there was a
scarcity OF potatoes that year. and
when the price was high in the fall
he decided to hold his yield until he
conld get the highest pr &c for it. As
a consequence in the spring he
added quite a sum to his original
bank account, and enthusiasticaii ~
made preparations for planting the
ground IN onions this year.
Another little fellow. about twelve
years old. persuaded his father 10
lease the empty lot next to their
house for him, and he raised cucunn-
bers. A seed firm supplied him
WITH all the seed and information he
needed for making the project a
success, and at the end Of the sea-
son bought the seed from him. HIS
success was so easily attained that
his sister was allowed to make use
NJ an adjoining .ot next year Their
read ng has developed ;long more
educational lines. because they are
SO interested in finding out the best
methods for growing things. They
are planning to raise cabbage next
year, to We the land a rest. as we'll
as 10. gan knowledge along another
line Of farming.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-22
Vast Coal Reserve.

The known coal fields Of the un'-
ted states embrace a total area, ac-
cordiug to the United states Geolos-
icai survey. OF 21O,296 square miles
to which may be added sometime
over 10000 square miles Of which
little is known. but which may con-
tain workable Goals, and about 81
600 square miles where the coal lies
under heavy cover and IS not con-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-22
HrsTEAp QUALITIES.
Ardis u.

Ards L. Hustead qualified Fri
day as administrator Of the estate o.
the late James NJ. Plant with bond
at $4,000 and W. W Plant surety
walton Fttro. AIva W Duncan and
James F. I-anham we're named az
appraisers of the este.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-22

E. Q. ollphant, Purdue halfback.
has proven one Of the sensational
players of the country the present
season, and seems assured OF place
on the AL-Amerfcan eleven. An the
football authorities agree that he
has no superiors and few equals IN
the posltion he plays. he Is what
football experts term a player OF In
Etinct, seeming to grasp every play
that comes his way with a natural
intuition that gets results BIS Won
derful speed, open deld work, lodging
and kicking qualities have gained for
him this year a national reputation.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-22
IXTRA SP[CIALS IN LIE TQ0N0MY BASEMENT

zoe GAS NANTES. ; for 25c
Upright or inverted
.5c, GAS LAMP OUTFIT. Complete. sac
OUR SPECIAL SLEEVE IRONING
BOARDS for ..,...-..-... 1Oc
SPECIAL ASSORTMENT GAS GLOBES
Values up 10 zoe. all kinds and styles.
FAMILY WASH BASKETS. .-... soc
$50 AND SIPS WAFFLE IRONS $l-25
$500 GAS IRONS $2-S@
These arc tho best celebrated Akron
Gas Irons.
SPECIAL V-IESE IN --HETSEY'S" Co
LOSI-AL GLASSWARE. 10, Is, p, soc
ASSIGNMENTS.
Se.25 LACE CURTAIN STREToHERS
for SEs6 .
The celebrated Adjustable pin stretchcrS.
ATENT OF GRAY EN-%NIEIsVY,AR= Zoe
BRASS ADJUSTABLE CURTAIN RODS,
also WOOD PF5LES IN WHITE AND
soc ENAMEL WARE ..-... 25c
All kinds OF pieces IN this assormcn1.
hest values You ever saw
SOC. BATH ISOONG COMBINATION FIN
TCRES ----.--..--. SIC
Nickel plated Towel Bar. Tooth Brush
Holder, Soap Dish and TnmbIer Holder
$50 FOOD CHOPPERS ....-.... 9Sc
f5< OH. WINDOW SHADES. .-.... 25c
90. BROONIS. AN EXCELLENT VALUE
foS SsSt
TABLE OIL CLOTH. ,-.... 15c I'D.
2-sc. TO 35c HEAVY IRON BAKE PANS
for ..-...-....-..- ....-.--..- 19c
SPECIAL VALUES IN ALL KINDS OF
Su.VEgSN-lE!:, KNIVES, FORKS
AND SPOONS ..-..-- .-..--..-.. Zoe
UNBLElCHED MUSLIN - sc Nd.
Good quality. medium weight, 81 in
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-22
a EYeninR EcIlo.

Let your recreation be moderate,
reasonable and lawful; the use OF
recreation Is to strengtben-your Ia
boar and TO sweeten your rest
BISHOP HALL
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-22

Charles ". Furbee returned home
Friday from New York. where he
spent several days looking after
business matters.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-22
IA coon IsUsINEss ~

finds efficient helpers. If he is de-
ceived. now and then. and hires an
IN 81 psb9e worker, he makes promp'
rve or nc Telegram help wanted col
u;,us-a,hd corrects this bIunder.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-29
NcmcS nms Gmba.
&ube 6crridt iibcrna, nit NnSun6mC
Der GrOOin5 Gricntc. - @Omca
luia geridtlid 9egen HcOuftcmrc
Oreier 3eitnnocn O%urgcben.

Sapono, IS. SUM. 0urd oi(
nntdtigfeit Der fitbaniiden Srapper
in Der Brobin3 Oriente neigt man lid
81 Der aniibt, Dab Die HegierlnQ
nod in llnterbonolungeu nit Oen
Negerfiibrern itebt. Die &egierung
ieoo1 Oementiert oieie Inii6t alrf
oas @ntidieoenlte unO erflGrt, Dab
%offeniipe WfaBregeln gegen Die g(ui.
It6noii6en iolange angeipanot mir
ben, bis Der lebte Der Hebeaen 8llr
.Strefe gebraft morOen lei.
Die 9eri6te iiber ben g[ufentbalts-
ort Der @enerdIe @iteno3 uto SSponet
geben melt auseinanoer aber oic Sic
giernug gibt 81, ooB General Site.
nos Streitmadt ans ungefdbr 300
Mann beitebt.
Yr1iioent aonle5 foliferierte 6ell-
tie nadmittag nit ben &iftern ser
Neutrality-suspicious., in Der 9lbiiht,
geridJtli6 gegen Die GeOaftenre Ger
3eitungen IA 2liha", ga @ren-
ga" uno 81 Dio" por5rgeben.
antonio Gan Miquel uno Carlos
6. @arrioo, Die Neoofteure Der bel
ben eritgenannten gl1tter, beiinoen
lid in Den Gereinigtcn Staatcn uno
a%uBerbalb Der Surisoiftion Ger fu6a.
nii6en @eridte, mGbreuo lid9(rmou-
90 &nore, Der &e0uftcur ser 81
Dia", inter Dem Shitbe bon Son.
greBbeidliilien befinoet.
Aae orei 3eitungen fabrcn tort,
Der Eegierlng Sobn SIT ipre6en.
Rltbe miro aus alien Geilen ser Sll4
lei, NIT ansnobme Der &ropins Sri.
snte gemeloet,
Washington Journal., 1912-06-29
@efedt bei ga6imba.

ga9imba, Merifo, 81. SUM.
&egierungstruppen lino binter Der
Rebeaenornee Der. Gin beftiges @e.
fedt belt w1breno Der gan5en Nadi
gu Yuerta oe Yilon nn6e Serocaiita.
a6t Wteilen n0roIid BON ga6imbc
an. Die 500eraliiten famen bon
8eiten Der uto Iino bermltlih oil
Nnantgaroe elmer Seitenbemegung
weIfe beabiibtiet lit, Inn Ole &ebel
len bon CHIHUAHUA ab5ui1neioeu
Die Serlulte iino bis iest nod MD
befannt. Die Sauptmaht Der 50
oeraliitei betuegt iid beute IN moro
lider &i6tung bon Ortiie, 10 Meilel
n0rolih BON 8odimba. Sbre grtil
lerie bat Meoqui bombaroiert mi
cine Stride 5eritort, Ood nareu feinI
&ebeaen bort.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-29
nun permutet, DAB Der perboftete
aoniul NIT Den @inbreaern I'M Sin.
bernebmen getpeien iei.
Deiterreid llnaarn.

8ien, "a. Sum-. 0ieie ISOLDE
miro bier cine ieltene @enollenldafts.
feier abgebalten. Die @iener 6leii1.
bauergenoIieni1aft begebt IN feltli9er
8eile oas 300 : idbrige Subildun
ibres 9eitanoes. SIN SUM 1912 er.
lieB Safer Mattbias Der grite Elm
Defret. oos urfunoli9 nieoergelegi
muroe, uno in Dem er Die Yripilegi-
en- uno He6te Der @iener 6leiid-
b%arer5unft mieoer beitdtigt. Die Sci
er miro inter Anteilnobme Der
6leii6baler ans Dem gan5en &ei1e
oeranitaltet.
9ubapeft IS. SUM-. Der DAM
pier naonigin @liiabetb" lit auf Der
0onaufabrt 8piideu Semlin uH0@a-
las oerbrannt.
Bon Den Yaiiagieren meroen %
uermiBt, un0 man 8weifelt niht, Dab
Iie i1mmtli6 ungefommen lino. 2
BON Der 8emannung iino gleihfaus
u%erbrannt. 70 Ierionen fonnten ge-
rettet mer0en.
0as llngIiids : Sabr8eug gebortc
Der nllneariiden 8luBi6iffabrt : @e-
Ieai6aft~.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-29
s6lueis.

@enf, %. SUM. 9luf peri6ieoe-
ne Mn5eigen megell 8etruges uno
Observation-Disclosures BIN lit bier
SEER 9aoomeB alon, Der felt 8mei
Sobren oiterreiAiih : ufiaariiHer
aoniitl in SEM lit, perbaftet woroen.
Die peruntreuten Summer iiberltei-
gen $4,000 Sranfs.
0as 0iterreidiide aoniulat mur0e
Dor Ginger Belt bon Ginbrederr
beimgeiitdt, 0enen cine groBe Nn5abl
iebr tpertboller @oeliteine unO einC
groBe @eIoiumme in oie S1nOe &c.
fallen limo. 0ieie ginbreder Iino IN
apii6en in 2Don perbaftet ulo ius
@efdngnis gebrodt poroen. gs wirt
Washington Journal., 1912-06-29
SOB in Oen @eaen.

guffoIo, ". g. "a. SUM. Sin
@rfuriioHsood bradl geltern gbeno
bel eagle @arf, @ronO Sslou0 i'm
9tidgora 6lnB uutcr Dem @epiht Der
0ien9e 5niammett, un0 iiber 200 Der.
loncn l~iiir5ten III ben gtiaaara. Nod
oen bis lest eingeganaenen gerihten
inn ad)t Seihnabmc geflmoen NOR
ocit
Die @elelihaft bate Buffalo am
Vtorgen oil 9or0 Oes 9ampfers
u@cnrD aoerber@ NIT Der @arae
uSottic &ocrber" I'M SdIepptau Der.
Ioiien.
gle erltcn gladrihten BON Dem lin.
Qliif foinen crit ipGt telegrap6ild in
ole Staot. Die llngliidslteae Iiegt
oili fanooiihem 9ooen.
Ole 9ootc batten cine QaOuna nof
buffalo 5llriid9ebrndt uno Iegten fir
bic 5ipcite 9a0ung an, ais Iif oas
llngliid ereignete.
3wiiden $50 mo 4OO@erIonen be.
fanocr lid ailf Dem Dod, ais oieIes
ari einnual uahgab, un0 sic Menqe
IN cen 6luB itiir5te. Der Musflua
mar mtcruomlnen BON ser court
glnherlt So0ge 9Ir. 90, s. 8. 8. S.
Gin aenoueS 9~ad3G6len Der lie.
b~erleben0en bat ergebem nab SO
Ferlonen tot ODER oeriniBt lino. II
eeidcn iiilo bis ieet oufgchmoeu
nlo iocntifi3irt moroen. Gin Sn.
anelt finoet Itatt, INN ole llrIahe oes
llnaIiids f%clt5uitelen.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-29
GentidIanO.

8erIin, %. sunni. Der I'M ote
@nttpidll4ng Der 2ufti6iffabrt un-
obldliiq beriibmte @raf Zeppelin bat
mie aus 6rieori9sbafen telegrnpbiid
qemeIoet miro, cine 3ohter : @eiel-
i6uft gegriinoet, pelte iid aus
i6lieBlid nit Dem 8au bon @aiier'
flug3eugen beid6ftigen ion.
Der S1ritt eriheint 3ettgemdB, %
in Dem neilen @ebrgeieb Gtat be-
reits aniebnlide Mittel fir Die An-
idaffung mebrererM =2ufi6iffe
borqeIeben limo. S1on Dor einiger
;3eit bieB es, BOB Die MarinepermaI-
tuilq Die abiibt babe, 5unddit elm
2uftIhiff ltarreu SDltems fir Nuf.
fldrungs5ipede 81 erperben apesbalb
8erbonohngen nit Der 8eppeIin-
9uftidiffabrts : @eieaihaft eingeIei-
tet ieien. 9os neile 2ufti6iff iole
einen &%auminbaIt BON etDa 10000
&ubifmeter %arfpeiien.
Son Warine-2ufti9iffen miro cine
bobe @igengeiApinoigfeit perlangt,
ferner cine Iebr beoeutenoe Erag-
fdbiQfeit. Som Material miro gefOr-
BERT, Dob cine ltarfe @ioeritanos-
fabigfeit gegen Seepinoe etc, lopie
geniigenoer S9uB gegen Die Gin
fliiIIe oes Seeflimas porbanOen iinO.
SSn ben &reiien Der 6aAlettc miro
bereits NIT geipanntem Sntereiie Der
ange3eigte @aiierflug8eug : 8ettbe-
uerb Der Murine : 8ermaltling err
martet. gr oiirfte nod i'm Auguit
an geigneter Steae Der oelltihen
&iiIte ltottfinOen.
Berlin, 26. Stunt. @inen Ell
genartigen Hlnn bat Der Ar6iteft
Sermann Dor Die 9effentli9feit ge-
broGt. 9lus MnloB oes 25-idbrigen
Hegieruags : Subil1ums oes &aiiers
i'm nG9Iten Sabre uno aus MnlaB oes
5~OOiGbrigen So~ben8ouern : SubilG-
INNS 1915 ion untpeit Der 9oberiBer
SeeritraBe an ser SiioipiBe Der Salb-
INTEL Bidelsmeroer cine neite Burg
anloge i'm mdrfii6en Stile, Die 8n
elmer &ubmesbale uno @albane
mdrfiiher@ eididte ausgeitaltet Der-
ben lo4, erballt mer0en.
Sn Der Witte Der @nlage loa elm
GROCER, fir oieSoben8ouern beitimm-
ter Soaenbau aufgefiibrt mer0en. @s
miro weiter beablihtigt Oas 6rei-
Iidt Sbeater an8uglieoern. Das
4beater ioa Damn 10 erpeitert wer-
oen, 0aB es aud bel ltngiinitieem
@etter 5000 Yerionen faBt. Der
9(rbiteft bat ieillen Ylan bereits Dem
Gbef oes gipil : &abinetts Dorge-
tragen, i'm Die @enebmigung oes
4oiiers 81 %erlnngen.
Berlin. "a. SUM. @ie aus
Bern gemeloet miro, iino bort Ole
92itglie0er Der oeuti1 : fran50iii1en
aommiIiion, Die nit Der 3egulierung
Der @ren5en bon 9amerun betlau.
lit, pom 8un0espr1fioenten Der
Sdmei8, Or. 6orrer. empfnngen nno
ber8li6 %milfommen ge6eiBen iporoen.
Bremen, 25. SUM-. SIN gLIter
Ton 65 Sabren lit bier 2uopig s.
Eboma, Ser befannte Seem yorter
SournaliIt uno &eiiemari1na fir
sic groBe 0eutidlono : Reiie Se5
Deutid Amerifmiidjcn Qe6rerper-
banoeS. pom 9oOe oabingerafft NOR
Den. gr mar leioero, ais er Dor Ell
nigen Sagen bier anIangte. un0 fem
s3llitano peridlimmerte lid raid
8urgeItern Morgen i1loB er Die
Mlgen fir immer. Seine Satin,
oie i'm iibers. Meer begleitet battc,
liano an ieinem Sterbebeti.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-29
GnsIamb.

2ouoon, "a. SUM. @G6reno
Der nnteriudung betreffs oes Inter
gnnees Der uSitnnic~ CAB Der g(nmalt
Scanlan, 8arIaments Mitglieo uno
@ertreter Der Union Der Seelelite uno
&ei5er, Ole grfIdrung al, DAB s.
Bruce SsmoD lno &apit1n Smitb
gIei6mdBig fir ben llntergaug Der
~Gitonic~ Derantmortlid leien. 9lud,
iei elm Mangel an Dii3iplin uuter
Der Monnihnft NIT Sdulo an Dem
ungebeuren 8erlillt BON Meni6enle-
ben geuelen.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-29
9inflamS.

81. petersburg, 25. SUM
Bon bier gebt Die Meloling, OaB Der
a6tidbrige 3aretpiti9 glleris settle.
bens elm &riippel iein miro. Ser flei.
ne ruiiii6e Ebronfolger flagte fiir8.
lid iiber Sdmer5en I'M redten &niG
uno Oermodte ihIieBIih nibt mebr
gu seben. gel elmer genalieu Inter
iudung ioaen Die Aer5te gef1tnoen
baberL oaB Ser fiinftige Gar an &no-
9entllberfuIoie leioet uno cine Ope-
ration uotpenoig iet pelde iein 9ein
fir immer iteif MAIDEN miro.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-29
G6ina..

Setting, &c. Sltni. China bat
oie $500, 600 Anleibe BON Der
9onfgrrppe Der Mddte ~abgelebnt,
wabri6einIi1 tpeget Der Stipulati-
on, tpelde cine oislanoiide lleber-
mo6ung iiber Die 4llSgabe oes Gel
Oes poriiebt. Ser @ori6Iag fir Die
@ermaltlmg oes Sal5monopols onrd)
Die AitSldnoer lit obgepieien moroen.
Bier aobinettsbeomte baben lire 8e-
iignatioR eingereiht.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-29

Gtcle &erionen %perbringen ge.
genmdrti9 Die Nddte idIofen0 IN SEN
Rorfs. Dor cillieen Nddten fino MN
IN Den peridieoenen 8arfs orei Ser
lonen BON 0ieben beiu6t uoroen,
pobrenO tie auf ben 8Gnfen laaen
utlo idliefen. 90 perIor 6ranf 9.
9ooge cine Diamant 9uIennaoeI uno
$3.50 in gaar. George 81. Goof cine
ll6r mo $500 uno s. Q. EapIor
cine llbr, 60 Gents, ioUie oiperIe
aleinigfciten. IS miro angenommen,
Dab Elm Sanafinger Die 0iebIt6bIe
oeriibte.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-29
Scr N0bm
Des OOrti1rittes.
0raf Zeppelin bamt Jest Nafers
flnsSsuge.

Sine mGrfil6e 8albaIla fol- i'm
@rumclualO gebattt iuerOeH. ~ Sa-
emue Der 9amernn : 9OmmiiiiOn.
8cfnmnter SOmrmaIiit %seitUrben.
SGmercs ltngliid in Der
S6mimmauftaIt ina6ln. - Sing
tier sObm Oss aaiiers ais Gebens-
retter. ~ SpiOn Derbaftet. ~ Ter
8auOerpreis bes aaiiers seitOblen
nmO wieOersefmnOsn.- Sin @UbI-
tater Der Mlenldbeit. ~ DETER
rcidiId : nngariider &Ominl Elm
@etrigcr, - 9ampfer Derbraant.
- SSmnB idnIOis. - Der Bare
mitid Elm STRIPPED. ~ Gbiua pia
feline Mnlcibe.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-29
0cOrsia's 0eietsebnns taat.

Atlanta, 60, y. Srui. Sc.
orgia's @eiebgeblmg trot geitcrr
jH lbrer idbrlihen 50-tGgigen Sit
ltrg %5uiammell. Die pihtigite @e.
lebes : @orlage nelde porlicat, if
Die Clippings Sid. mcldje. falls an
9enommen, Oen &anOel nit alien @e.
tronten Uerbieten miiroe, weIde mebl
ais e Bro5ent 9llfoboI ent6oIten
Damit uiiroe anh oaS ogteor Beer
|getroffel.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-29

m 9iehitoa 9lodmittag tpuroe
Elm IA Sabre alter &nabe BON gbiIip
w. @arnett, einem MitgIieo Oes
AnocoItia Boat Clubs. bonn Eo0e oes
@~rtrinfens gerettet. Der anobe mar
ms @oiier gefnaen uno bereits gum
nieoerbolten Wlale uliter ser Ober.
TldAe ueriunfen, ais @arnett bin3ll.
lpralig. nm Den @%rtrinfenoen ait ret.
ten. Der 9tame oes aleinen fonnte
nod nidt in grfabrrng gebradt tuer-
ben.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-29

9ienltoa mo Mittpod weroen
ole 6riide Suft 9iirorte fir feline
ailloer i'm Diitritt Columbia formeIl
e%roffnet iperoen. Die orei Camps
lteben inter Der 2eitung Der aiIocia.
teo Charities uno Camp .@ooO
8ia@ fiir weiBe Miitter nit ainoern,
eamp v@et 8ea" fir franfe ainoer
nit ibrer Miltter, uno Camp .8Iea.
lont@ fiir farbige Wiiitter uno 9in.
Der peroeu Yatienten un0 ge0iirfti.
sc %autnebmen. Die ltnterItiituna
pom better Sitiierten lit in oielem
Sabre b~eiOuoers gut.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-29

Gie nddite 9unoestagslibuna
ocs 9toro amerifaniiden 3llrner.
bumoeSY Der mdbrenO oieier ISOLDE in
Indianapolis togtc, miro I'M Sabre
1918 III San 6ran3isco ~abgeboIten.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-29

y NJ 0omeritoa fauo in aarI
9ommels Saae, 939 ga. Moe. q. g.
cine Seriammling oes oeutidameri-
fanilden neutrality-suspicious. go.
40 ltatt, IN melAer HeoiIion Ser
Bidder itottfano.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-29

u NJ 0onneritag beging Serr Oh.
no Guoolpb Yrdiioent ser DiItrift-
Gommiiidre, ieineu 50. @e6rrtstoa.
3ablreid Daren Die @ratulotionen
%leiller 6reruOe, oenen mir aud Die
uniere BON Ser5en anidIieBel
Washington Journal., 1912-06-29

9cridte ergeben, DAB 90 BRO.
sent Der $4,000 Irbeiter ser Genn.
lplpania 9abngeieaidaft 5u @unIten
zines glnsitanoes iino. falls sic @e.
Ieaidaft nen OergebIiden 9eidwer-
Den feline 9eahting i6enft.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-29
Sranfreid.

8aris, %. SUM. 9ierre &uir
teiIte Ser afaoemie Der Miiienidaf-
ten nit, Dab CT nit einem Anti-Gbo-
lera-S Serum I'M Yaltenr-Snititut in
Cunts @rperimente gemadt babe, Die
10 erfolgrei1 nerlaufen ieien, Dab er
an effeftibes Sntpfen gegett Gbolera
alaube.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-29

Sli gtlontd. Ga. muroe cine
g}eaerIll, Nrula Bolton, gelDndt, neil
nc ibre Scrrir, Die 6rou oes proui-
lerten @ilan5ers Soroou erito1en
Bate.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-29

Die itreifenoen aeaner III Sen
9otels in Nem gorf bnben ibren
aampf perloren, un0 iino CUR 9lrbeit
5uriidgefebrt.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-29

St Baltimore mnroe elm 8oli.
sill lue8cn 9aubanfaa perbaftet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-04-10
NEW YORK REPUBLICANS.
Leaders Said to BE Opposed I"
4 ooseyeIt'S Dictation.

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from the duties ~ !" ''" p'' ava -
ing ana whieh are "u"'''''''! WA
genial.
bnt the oeies"''H '''n' ''"'
had nrseu not alo"e 'he '''''' = '', -
Tour but the uiS'f1c' oeiFs'''' 40 =,
to work for The recommendations o..
President Tart III. thicas" pf'ie''"
that as result OF the dcVeiophieh''
yesterday in Illinois ana 'he se"ei
ally mixed up condition OF parry po'-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-04-10
Jury UNABLE TO AGREE

The case OF F.. l.. Sinclair against
Fairfax Il Co, OF this city, was given
to jury in the Circuit Court for the
city shortly heiere 6 O'Clock Yesterday
aiternooa. A short time before {
O'Clock the jury announced its inabil-
lty to reach al agreement and was ad.
]ourned over by Judge Thomas w.
Harrison, OF Winchester, Va, until
this morning.
After having had the case under
consideration since ten O'Clock the jury
at one O'Clock this afternoon again
announced to the court their inability
to agree and were discharged by Judge
HARRISON. The attorneys for the
plaintiff moved change OF venue, but
Judge Harrison continued the motion
until the next term OF the court.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-04-10
WILL RETURN
To FACE CHARGE.
Frederick Beach Prepared TO Fight
Allegation of Assauiting
Wife.
ACCUSED IS MUCH PEEVED.
Refuses to Discuss Matter and De-
sez,elares Charge Abslird-Will Talk
Enough al Proper Time.

Paris, April l0.-Frederick O..
("Beauty") Beach was today prcpar-
ed to fight the charge that he assault
ed his wife with his pocket knife at
their winter home in Aiken, S. e.
Beach was very much peeved over the
issuance of warrant for his arrest
by the Aiken authorities, and he init
mated that he would return to the
United States to face the "absurd''
charge.
81 cannot discuss this matter now"
said Beach impatiently, when he was
asked to comment on the charge,
;"but when the proper time comes |
will do plenty of talking, and Pll do
it very willingly. Just now there is
no use trying to make me talk
Beach and his wife arrived here
today a"d went to the home of w. h.
Vanderbilt, Sr. They will remain
with Vanderbilt during their stay in
Paris. Mrs. Beach could not be seen
today. She kept close to her hus-
band. Beach was very much annoy
ed by the attentions of the reporters
who insisted upon interviewing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-04-10
TAFT FORCES IN CONTROL.
Roosevelt Delegates Ontnnmheret
in Kentucky Con-
'yentiOn.

Louisville, Ky, April 10-The fore
es OF President Taft held complete
control of the state convention which
oDened at noon today. The Roose-
Welt delegates are outnumbercd four
to one. Before the gathering was
called 10 order. Senator Bradley.
Taft's manager, declared he would
fight any compromise that had Tor
it's object the inclusion of Judge o.
Rear, Roosrvelr's spokesman, in the
delcgation-at-large 70 Chicago.
Rather. a thousand defeats than
any plan whereby O'Rear would go
as q delegate" Bradley said.
In spite of Bradley's positive state
ment and the unquestioned domln-
ance Of The Taft supporters, a COM
promise was urged as the result OF
the action of the fifth district con-
vention here last night which gave
Taft and Roosevelt one delegate
each. The district line up stands
nineteen for Taft and two for Roose-
yelr. with four Taft delegates and
TWO Roosevelt delegates contested.