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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-31
unfdue.

- I'm Der Gde Der s. 4penue nnb
Roee Strabe tpurbe geitern Rohmittag
cine unbetannte 5rou BON eintm Don
Dem Chauffeur 6orrp pieree BON glo.
224 Strdoer Gpenue aeIentten Nuto=
mobil sstroffsn uno CUR Seits aeThlsu.
bert. Sic iann jeoenfalls niht fhDer
perlest tporben iein, ba lie iih .nt.
fernte, bepor ihr Rum. fefts.itsut tper=
cen fonnte.
- Der Is Sabre alte 9eitor Stifs
feb, bon Ro. 1922 Seipitt gDe,n.,
ipuroe geitern Ibenb, fpGbrenb er in
Der Hdbe Der eIterliten Wobnuna ouf
einem 8iepcle bic StraBe entlana
fubr, bon .inem Waaen Der gincins
natl Suburbon Dsliptrp go. niebergss
rannt. Der Center bes Wagens flibr
bapon. obne iih um ben gerungliitten
5u btiimmern. Der Rnabe, ipelter
iibrigens nit uneefdbrliten Rontuiioz
nen unb AbIhurfunsen baooneeioms
men mar. purbe bon Augen3eussn
oes unfalIs beimeebraht.
- Das GIatteis, pelhes felt ses
fern Worgen Straben unb Seitene
ptes bebedi, fiibrts mebrer.. llnfGas
berbei. Jobn Riss, 49 Sabre alt, bon
$40. 1916 Dunlap Strabs, sIitt nabs
ieiHer gDpbnuHs aus uno 5srIhlus iit)
: bas geiiht.
- SObn Smitb, az Sabr. olt, On.
itreidtr Don Ro. 836 elart StraBe.
lam DOT feiner Wobnuns auf BEN
Seiten,Des. gu Jau unb brad mebrsrs
Rippsn.
- Wm. 6il, S6ant.eaner, 81
Sabre alt, BON go. 424 Weit 8. Np..
brad infoIse auseIeitsnB auf BEN
Seitentpese ben re1ten 4rm.
- 9isfeIbsn 8erIesuns.n erlitt be,
46 Sabre alte fntpdrse Rettsontpnl
Deter 4oams. BON go. 623 Msit 8
@penue.
- GGa 8eder, 81 Jobr. alt, Dor
No. 813 Wabt Gtrabe, tam an bel
Ode Der Bauer unb Sobn Strabe Al
GoIl unb sos iih einen gruh bes reh1
ten Bsines su. Die idmmilifkn Der
unsludteD tpurben nnh bem itdotiftr
6ofpital gebroht.
- Soeob Nrbosait. SO Sabre oIt
bon go. 1902 pulx Strabs, Elm In bel
Geraneourt grnuerei nngsfelIier Rii
fer. fiel geitern ipdbreno Der Nrbei
BON elmer >18 1Jub bcbtn 2siier uni
brad bos Iinie Gdulterbloti. Gl
tpurbe tn sinem Bussp nnh ben
itdohf9en 6ofpital ssbro4t.
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0ernitte In esipital sffnnben.

Die poliaei ipurbe seitern Mbtnb
srfudt. Ha4fcrf@unsen md btr 81
Sobre nIten 0rdu Celia Heder bon Ro.
613 Wobe Gtrabk onsufteiItn. iptIfk
gtttsrn Worgen onSeesangen unb ipdt
an abenb nod nii9t beimgttommen
mar. % ftellk ii4 beraus. bob bic
atte trau am Ucrnittoa II llbr an
oer Ode ber Bauer unb Jotn Gtrnb<
nuf bem Gsitentpeee infoloe b<s GIotts
sifeB 0us9eSlitten mar nnh f1 hos
re6ie Nsin eebroden bdik. Die Ders
nngliIdie mar In Der @ntodmbuInn3
mad BEN bdbtif2en 6efpissl stbra&i
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-31

hlaTen, 8luurptbperoeu unb Das bes
tQnnte alappern DOT 5roft, oas Iruz,
geins unb SuumusteIu bsfdQt. gtur
rer Iih lebbaft betpegt, ipie IS ettDI
beim 4usiiben eines WtnterIportsS
Ter Tuu 1T, friert ni6t, audi fpenu
bos 0ustilber iebr tief unter benz
g2uQpuntt ftebt. 80 ie aber frisrt man
elgentIit? Gas 9sfiibl 1T nutiirItd1
einsm jepsn nur gu geIduftg. 2lber tDle
Der &Drpsr Die duBere aGlte naH tn-
nen melbst, lit metiten5 ipeniger be-
tonnt, Die 9efiblspert3euQe 0ss a0ra
pers iinp 3iemIib torpIi3irt uuo nod
lanes niht b0uIg erf0rIht. Gdnglt
f7eiB man, bdB maHde a0rpertbst.e
tcIonbers empftnoIlh Qe8en Salte
iiro, gruit RaisnfliigeI unO BORDER
;eite Der 4rme beTonbers. Dap es aber
fir RdItez unb Wdrme z@mpftHoungen
terI6ieosne Srgane in Der 5aut gtbt,
1T cine Gntoedurg Der leBten Sdbra
sebnts. Die iogenannten &dIteturtte,
| i;no DOR ettpu einem 8iertelIabrbur-
bert qleitSeitig pon bem 0eut1hen
9olbT5ueiosr unb benz 9dnen Drag
nus 8lit entoett poroen. Wenn man
nit elmer gun3 talten gtaoeliptse fet=
nen eiQenen 90rper abtaitet, tam
nan Tie 3iemIih Ieiht uuTfinoen uno
temertt bann, tpie lie pertbeiIt limb.
4uf ieben Guaorut3entimeter Der
menidliher Saut torrnen i'm Durhs
| fhnitt 6 Bis % 8dltepuntte ge9eniber
| hD6ftens 3 Wdrmepuntten. Die adItez
puntte iiro oIio ptel 3u6lreid1er pprz
banben, uuf oem gan3eu aprper gibt
es pielIeiht 250,0OO gegeniiber 10000
WGrmepuntteu. 1ieIe Sdltepuntte ge-
ben benz 6irn uno oem Rutenmart
Ro6ri6t, paB Der 30rper frtert uuo
infplssbeFen Der Bdrmes 4ustauia
spiihen auBen uno tnnen anoers ses
regeIt perben miiiIs, uuo oana6 rthtet
fid reflsttprifh Der 8luttretslauf.
Diro bic 3Glte ober 81 arg, 10 oeria@
qen bic @efdBe in Der Guberen Saut
allmGblih ben 0ienit; es entiteht oie
rptbIoue 5drbuns infOIge Der glut'
| ftauuno, ein3elne Sbeile Der Iubene
| haut, ia san3e @Iisber erfrieren,
IS bilben Iia SrOItbsulen uno anoere
+. unangensbne @rihetnungen. bic als
.DrtIite @rfrierungen" 5u'amnen
asfabt perben, unb 5utpeilen lit Die
aGlte audi I'M Stanpe, etuen WtenIHen
al tbbten. Diebiel 9GIts Der Wsn'6
jebod qusbalten tann. iii eritdunlih.
gus ben 8eri6ten Der golarfabrer
peib man, baB 5emperaturen BON
so Grab geIiius nod gut ertrasen
uerpsn. Gs 1T audi niht bic ubioIute
adlte, bic ben gpo hurh Grfriereu
betpirtt, Yonbsrn hterbei ipieIen eth.
aanse Wlenoe onperer rmitdnoe eIne
!RoQs. Yei guns seringsn adltegruoen
tDnnen ermuoete pDer gar eri6Dpfte
Renfhen uno iolde. bic unter etnsr
befttgen Wtrfuns oes altobols itehen.
erfrieren, pdbrsnb trdIttse uuo ge@
Iunoe Mtenihen burA iebr tiefe Iems
peraturen iibsrbaupt uiht geitaoist
iperoen.
/ S0hiter 9rao.
II o.: .Rath gugsnoreber 1T tpohl
. febr fromm2"
4 g.: ,Ra, pb, id fage S5hnen, bel
f6laft fOsar anr in sinsm stmH's1'
bssss."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-31

Der Dabifde llnierftiibunss Der
Gin bat ouf Gomiiaa 3. Jebrunr. isi-
nen sroben Rasien, unbGeiellIaaftss
bau anseiett. DerieIbe finbet In ben
Gdlen Der ArbeiterbaHe ftott unb pers
fpri6t ein srobnrtises greisnib su
iperben. Der Derein III elmer Der al.
tefien unb gr6bten in Der Gtobt, bal
eroben Anbans unb seniebt bos Mes
nominee. boB Ct fih unb 4nbern Der.
Sniieen ou btreiten peritsbt. Do ipiri
Der Befa4 fiHerIi6 niht feblen. Doa
Rommittee bot fur allerki ueberro.
f6unsen eeforst unb ftelIt allen 1beil.
nelm<rn eiueu persnugien Abenb IN
HuSf@t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-31

5rau Wilieent 8urdbarbt,
eie Wittpe oes Serrn 6reoerid 8urds
lorbt, cine in Der Qrmen- unb Dobls
tbdtigfeitspfleee oortbeilboft betannte
Dame, 1T gsitern in ibrem 6duie an
ber WdDtfon Roab geitorben. Sic bin.
perldBt cine 3o6ter uno 5tpei SDbne
9ie 8eerbigun9 finbet am Donnerita1
Hadnittdg pom 3rausrhuule nus
ftQtt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-31

gbos. 90. Jasin. "a Sabre olt, ein
aeent Don piitsbur9, pa. ipuroe &C.
Tern auf gsranlafuns bes Nanasera
oes Runro Sptels ppu ben Gebeimpo'
Iisiiten aubfers uno Sramann perhaf.
tet unb unter Der 4nt!ast Der 3eh.
prellerei sineeiNrrt. er icu oem 6otel
sinsn 8straO fiir Roit aah ad9is idal'
ben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-31
| @rief an
Or. RiImer & Go,
Piuabnmfun, 81. u.

Benefit, ipas swan.p.Rppt fir sis tbaH utrs.
etreiben Sic an 8r&ilmer & 60, gtuas
hampton, n. y, fir cine 9rObeflaite. sic
ipirp Ssoeu itber3eugeu. Sic erbGlten ferfser
eir gitfelben BON tpertbooller Snformotion
iibsr Risrsu uno Rlai., Q5euu Sic i9retben,
ieieu Sic fider uuD erDdbuen Gie Das Gins
ciRnatt 9dglife rgtncinnatisr 8oitsbIott".
Ncsuldre fiiuf3is Gents uuO eineu 8oaar=
Glaiben fiue IN oLleu slpotbsteu fiufli1.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-31
Geutidjer Rrot. Sranen @aiien'
Wereiu.

Die resslmdbiss g,riammluns O.s
Deutfdxn prot. 5rousn Wuii.npers
Gins finbtt Wittpot, 81. Sanuas,
Ra4mittcgs 2 rbr. in Woifenhduis
auf Wh. Muburn itatt. Mlle Mitgli.s
Der finb frsunoIi6it srfndN. gu toms
men. H<itrdse pero.n entsesenstnous
m<n. aun nsne MitsIieoer iino ipilIs
fnmuuen.
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yemlerQtnr.

sir bi.fss Blott tpurbsn s.fern Don
ben Sptitsrn 6. Rlein &c Bro.
Ro. 435 Faee StraB., folssube Fem,
peratur unt.rf4i.ee -.aiftrirt:
BORN. Grab gedhm Grab
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-31

BON Drieren Hnb srfrie'
ren. Bitter tult 1T es nit einem
Mlal geiporoen, unb es aeisen fih Die
betanntsn Wirtunssn Der adlte: su.
rGhft bic gefunne R5ibuns Der 1out,
canu, wezn bic R6lte Gsesr ipira Gy'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-31
Mrs. B. Yaeger,
--sse terHAness--
llj6arIogerin 0ieles 3eita(ters.

Sncu In ber aItsffeu Sett eab - aetstiis
esrfonsu. BITE bur6 bic e6osfuns s5bet bseabs
noren. unb Cd teat teiH 8sesiiei boz. bas
aud keutantaas nod Eerfoaen erifttreH. eis
bur6 s,ns nnbfGnnts arat: tm EtaRbe Rne.
EieIes su ttun unb ooraus suiaQen, wos fas
sntere erftnunIi6 If HKs bIsibt. SIR goI6es
cat bic Rat1ir btefe Dame befonbers oeoarftigt.
benu ne bnt ibr bic feIteHs Sahe oerItepsn. bds
eeseu ,Ster U1ttuseniSeu nis stH arfaef1Iaess
ues 4s6 eeflau gu Iefer. BerssBt uiHt. snB
&c In tbrer eiasnen stenoers an beetin sosnns
rppbnt sehmt bic Goit Gno COT 6ft!t1 bts
SeeSin aSenue. Dosn geh oiefsE5e binGat. BITS
3tr bic fhoue aefbens Boa 5ran .. oaeass
errsi6t. 9as oaus III sas IinieH 6Gns asss
sm Rarn III oer Ranss -.
MRS. IL. YAFGER,
ceefis xsenns. aixpsss. G!Hrtnastt q
Beeis 80 Gents unb ourhbH.
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Muslanb' telegraph
M 0n6. in t6rer aIoiter.
fir6or ermnrnet

II " I III y y Z l.
9 fla, 8ulgorien, 80. Sauitur.
Gin arober Soufsn DON 5iirtsn griff
am Montag elm bulgariifes aloftcr
on. bds an Der 9ren5e 5piIden ben
Tiltrttt.u bon rstup unb Sitib i'm
Nilapet 9eTopu li.gt. sic fsiielt.n
tie neun SniafIen, bic lie in Die airhe
fiibrten, tpo lie linen bic 8opfe abf6luz
gen. Die ganbe entbeiligte oun# bic
2irne uno pliinberte oas &loitsr aus.
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Der Sfaotrat6.
lie @fabiirans eines itdSfiid,en
seiban,ts cmbaiilti8 uerfiigt.
abietune aIler sesenpdrtisem Asrsts
nno geteriuirt pes siGerbeitss
1tpartsm.uts anseprbnst.

ausotbnuna Der gouteparb Beleuh>
tuna befiirtportet. Werftgsbiihrsn
IoIen ipieoer eingsfiihrt tperben. -
llnterIuduns oes gelsuhiiinssciens
ites unb Der Staten Der Gosseied@
ihaft oneeoronst. Drditiite Dr.
bindn8 asgen bus llsberfiillen Der
GtraBenbabnears. Gngusirung
zines Strubenbabn Grperten be-
bufs Rsorsanifirung Der Rcuten.
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Merftgebibren misber
eingefiibrt.

Sn Be3ug ouf bic Wisbereinfiibruns
Der BON benz letten Stabtratb rbgts
fhofften M<rftsebiibrtH lagen ein Ma.
ioritGtss unb tin WhnoritGts Neridt
bes Ausf6un<s fir 5ffentlide Qan=
oungen Dor. DER GrIsers empfatl bic
9eikboIhing Der btfHtsn 4Hnafs
lungs Crbinon5. tpdbrsnb Der Ninos
ritdis Dtri4t bic Miebereinfutruns
Der Gebiitren tmpfabl unb ~ sleiGtr
.3sii zine prbinans unttrbreitete. in
,DelHer bic OsbIbrtn je nd9 BEN
punlte. no Die 1oote onIegen, auf
$40 rtIp. S. per WeDnnt fiir jebss
Ddmpfhoot unb ouf I Gents prD Tag
fir itben QGngen suB sines Werfts
bootes angefest ip<rben. Rad elmer
I6ngtren Debate inurbe Der Weinrris
.tS1 HSi9t NIT q Dctn 8 Gism.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-31

4usfhuB anseipisIen tpirb, cine TN
tsrfuhuns Der, BON Der Cincinnati
Gas &c electric SO. eelisferten Be-
leuhtuns unb Der bnfiir berehneten
Rate por3unebmen unb NIT alIenfcIls
no.btpenoigen gn,pfeblunsen bariiber
an ben Gtabtratb 5u berihten.
Don 6errn Sapper: Cine Drois
mana, Delte ben Oirettor fir oifents
litkn Dienit. au.boriiirt, einen Or.
perisn btbufs Der llnteriuhung bes
Sirabenbobnbienites gu ensasiren
unb baiiir bas Gelb az benuben. ipels
des porbsr fir bic Befolbung Der
|Strabsnbabn Snipettortn. bersn
9lsmier abseihafft norben finb, bients.
2ln ben StraBenbubn> Ausf6ub pers
tpieien.
Bon 6errn M a tin. Cine 3us
ihrift bes Walnut 6iIls 8uIineb
Clubs, ,porin bdrum erIuht tpiro, BOB
bic ct. 5umes Npenue pom Der Wino.
for Gtrnbe bis CUR Curtis Gfrube
p<rl1naert ipsrbe. aln ben Nusfhub
fir 5traben unb parfs reripiefen.
Bon 6errn uriho. Gin Antrna,
ben DirstiOr fir Off.ntliben Ottnit
ansulpeiien, einel apitenpordnfGlas
fir bk grrifting zines neueH gclrt
Gtrobe Marttbnuies an StelIe oes
iebigen ausorbeiten su laitn. I'm ben
Musf@ub fir WGrtte ptrnieien.
0en 6esrn Utica, Gin 9mtao
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8 . d tier q ra b.

y d1 1ter u ra 0.
o.: .Rath 4ugsnorebr 1T ipohl
kbr fromm2"
g.: .Na, pb, ia fass Shnsn, Der
fhlGft iosar aur IN stnsm 2tmHsss
bette"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-04-24
FORE RANK
United States Will Be Placed.
mas Regards Treatment
of Employees.

CLEVELAND, April 24.-If the pro-
gram which the committee on Stand,
ards Of Living and Labor Of the Ma
tional Conference of Charities and
Correction Will promulgate at the
meeting of the conference in this city
June 70 to 10 is taken seriously by
the country, it will place the United
States in the forerank Of the indus,
trial nations of the world as regards
the treatment of employees by en-
ployers, according to the statement
of the chairman, owen R. Iovejoy, Of
New York, given out at the local
headquarters here.
The program Of the committee in
cludes a discussion of compulsory
publicity of wage Scales by employ
ing corporations: a discussion of the
economic and physical effects Of the
eight-hour day; the hazard Of labor
in coal mining and other dangerous
occupations; the problems of CON
gestion of population, Of taxes, Of
rent, ETC., as affected by industry ana
as affecting poverty.
Among the speakers on this pro-
gram are DR.. Joseph A. Holmes, COM
missioner of the United States Blu
reau of Mines, Louis F. Post, editor
of the Public; Mrs. Florence Kelly,
secretary of the National Consumers
League; Mrs. MedfN Mccormick, of
Chicago and Washington; Mayor
George R. Lunn, OF Schenectady. N.
Y, and Rabbi Stephen s. Wise of the
Free Synagogue. Of New York.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-04-24

American male teachers in Japan
are paid from $50 to 500 month,
while in the smaller Japanese COM
munities the cost ofsliving is about
SIS month if the teacher lives in
the native style and about $50 a
month when living in foreign style
with a servant. In the ports of ia
pan where there are large foreign
communities, the cost OF living is
from $45 to SIS a month in board
ing houses.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-04-24

Information has been received at
the United States Bureau of Educa-
ton that Danish is to be deposed
from its place as the language Of
culture in Norway if determined eff
forts now made by the Norwegian
nationalist are successful. The
Danish has long been the language
used in the schools, and its con-
tinued use is favored by large ele-
ment among the teaching profession,
which recently organized an associ-
alton in its support. 1t is said that
fully one-halt of the teachers OF
Christiana belong. though many ed
ucators Joined simply in or
der to bring about closer
rapprochement between the two
languages. Compromise meas
ures, such as the ruling
that the parent may decide the
language in which his child is to be
taught, have failed.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-04-24

Russia is considering the passage
of a compulsory school attendance
law, according to correspondent OF
the United States Bureau of Educa-
tion. The critics of the proposed
measure point out that the law
might be unenforceable, owing to
the inadequacy OF the school
houses and apathy OF the peasantry.
If the measure passes, Russian will
be taught in all schools, to the end
that 1t may become the language of
the people even in the privinces OF
the empire which are inhabited by
non-Russians.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-04-24

he entered the campaign at the i'm
perious call o. the people nnst be
brought to face the facts Of mis-
money campaign to secure the votes
that never would have spontaneously
come to him. ne must be made to
face the record that causes such
friendship from trust sources. The
candidate Of the people, seTf-styled,
is the candidate Of a few interests
that are matching their millions in
an endeaVor to have him selected.
This seems to be the state Of the
case as indicated by the inyestiga-
lions made as to the sources OF the
Roosevelt funds.
Now. the volubility of Roosevelt Is
being properly met. Representative
Gardner. OF Massachusetts, who re-
Gently challenged Roosevelt to joint
debate. Is in the ring kicking the
ColoneFs hat contemptuously in the
sawdust. To the reply of the man
of words, in refusing to enter the
lists, the intrepid Massachusetts man
sent telegram mailing the
outright fabrications Of those
who pirate of Roosevelt's hon
esty and truth, and RooseyeTt's own
turpitude. Representative Gardner
in his communication charges Roose-
yelt with ample knowledge that Ills
assertion that President Taft sup
ported Senator Lorimer is false. He
further declares that the best OF
proof to this is found in the CORES
pondence between President Taft
and Roosevelt himself upon the sub
1ect.
With this kick of the hat around
the ring the sturdy Massachusetts,
congressman is not content. He bat
tiers it about the arena when he
brings home to Roosevelt his false
and unworthy aspersions of the In
tegrity of President Taft and his
mean and despicable thrust when he
declared that his former fast friend
had alienated his sympathies by his
subserviency to the interests. The
lie to all of this is found in the rec
ord of trust prosecutions and the Sc
curing of the supreme courts inter-
probation of the Sherman act in SER
yiceable form. Roosevelt win never
meet the challenge of Gardner to
produce the suppressed report of his
own commissioner of corporations
upon the Harvester Trust that is
now thought to be supplying grease
for the colonel's chariot wheels in
his circus ring act. The record Of
Roosevelt is being read in his own
political household. The interests OF
truth and justice SO demand.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-04-24

The General Court of Massachu-
sets is considering a measure which
authorizes cities and towns to .appro-
pirate money for supplying food or
clothing to needy pupils OF the pub
lie schools, as we'll as to provide
chool lunch rooms, where food will
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-04-24

1 am candidate for sheriff Of
Harrison county, subject to the Re-
publican primary election to be held
the 4th day OF tJuheS 1912. I am
heartily in favor pf the primary
method of nominating candidates., for
Office. expect tottmake T. fair, clean
and vigorous canvass, for the nomina-
ton; and If nomftated,o' Ct shan make
an aggressive campaign for the cleo
ton of the whole Republican ticket;
and If elected ] shall faithfully con-
Cuct my office with courtesy to all.
% JOHN NJ. KNOX.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-04-24

"A society for the education Of the
people in dental hygiene, which was
recently founded. in Vienna, had 400
members within three weeks after
its establishment.
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The Mississippi Legislature has
adopted a-resolution requesting the
governor TO designate by proclama7
ton good roads and rural school
consolidation week.
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q gIyaH ~ oT e q eoII

One law now pending before the
Virginia Legislature aims to estab-
fish the Confederate Memorial uni
yersity for Women, while another
measure also pending provides for
placing the United states flag upon
every school house.
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FOR COVERNoR.

We are authorized to announce the
candidacy Of DR.. Fl. D. Hatfield. of
Eckman, Mcdowell county. for nom
nation Tor Governor, subject to the
Republican Primary Election, to be
held on June 4, 1912.
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FOR ASSESSOR

announce m candidacy for the
nomination for, Assessor of Harrison
county, subject to the decision Of the
voters at tho Republican primary
election June 4, 1912.
HOWARD ROBINSON.
Rosebud, w. Va.
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A new national school established
by Colombia includes in its eurricu-
lum two-hour course in good man
ners.
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FOR ATToRNEY Cl;iENERAI.

Beckley W. Va. April IL, 1912.
! hereby announce that 1 am cam
didate for the Republican nomination
for attorney general subject to the
primary election OF June 4. 1912.
A. A. LILLY.
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FOR JUDGE OF CRIMINAL COURT
To the Voters of Harrison County:
! am a<candldate for judge of the
criminal court Of Harrison county,
subject to the Republican primary
election, to be held June 4, 1912.
WELL e. MORRIS.
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ROY E. PARRISH.
FOR SIIFR1FF.

I am candidate for the nomination
for Sheriff of Harrison County, sub
ject to the Republican Primary to be
held June the 4th, 1912. am in the
race to win by making a fair and hon
est fight, and II nominated and elect
ed will enleavor. to the best of my
ability, to conduct the Office with hon
or to myself and to my party.
I. l. DAWSON.
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FOR JUsTICE- OF TIIE PEACE

NSS OC0AAS19 VI Lille EA6ASH
hereby announce myself as can
didate for justice of the peace for
Clark district. Harrison county, sub
ject to the decision Of the Republican
voters as expressed in the primary
election. to be held June 4. 1912.
WILLIAM POST.
announce my candidacy for the
nomination for Justice of the Peace
of Coal district, Harrison county
subject to the will of the voters at the
Republican primary election to be
held June 4, 1912.
w. E. STARCHER.
I hereby announce. my candidacy
for justice of the peace for Clark
district, Harrison county, subject to
the will Of the voters at the Repub-
'llcan primary election to be held on
the 4th day of June, 1912.
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am can didate Tor the 4 ofnifia-
ton Z the West Y RI senate roni
the Twelfth senatorial district ofi the
state subject 70 the win OF the voters
at the Republican primary election
June :, 1912.
GEORGE E. WHITE.
Weston, w. Va. April Is, 1912.
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]. STARCHER.
herebY announce. mv candid
non CONSTARTE

hereby announce my candidacy
for the nomination for the Office Of
constable Of sardis district, Harrison
county, subject to the Republican
primary election June 4, 1912.
NJ. WEIITEMAN.
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GEORGE A. LAUGHLN.

I am candidate for Congress from
the First Congressional district Of
West Virginia, subject to the Repub-
llcan primary to be held June 4, 1912.
expect to make fair clean. and
honest canvass of all the counties in
the district for the nomination.
ALEX. R. CAMPBELL.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
FOR CoNGRESs

I announce my candidacy for Con-
gress from the First Congressional
District OF West Virginia. subject t
the decision Of the Republican voters
at the State Primaries to be held
June 9Th, 1912.
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FOR HOUSE or DETlEGArEs

am a candidate for the nomina-
ton for the House OF Delegates
from Harrison county, subject to
the Republican primary election
June 4, 1919.
ROY E. PARRISH.
am a candidate for the nomina-
ton for the House Of Delegates Of
West Virginia subject to the Repub-
llcan primary election June 4, 1912.
JOHN w. CARPENTER.
Salem, w. Va, April "a, 1912.