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emony of washing the feet of beggars was resumed after three years omission, and Il archdukes were needed Archduke Ludwig Salvador came all the way from the Island of Majorca merely to keep the old Kaiser in a good temper. He further beamed on Archduke Karl Stephan, the artist yacitsman, whom he detests. The last court ball was also crowded with archdukes. all smiling and apparently bosom friends. and the marriage of Karl Franz Josef and Archduchess Zita at Schwarzau was a model of harmony. But that was because the Kaiser was present.
 When his majesty has got a cold and cannot appear at an entertainment, then all the archdukes who do not like the archducal giyer of the entertainment also catch colds and stay away. Habsburg etiquette compels ~ery member of tho family formally to invite all kinsmen within reach to large entertainments such as balls or garden parties. The result is that polite notes fly between deadly enemies, and scented epistles pass be- tween Duchess Sophie Hohenberg and Arehdulse Karl Franz Josef, though the pair do not speak.
 In June the marriage of the Duke of Croys sister with son of the heir to Bavaria was made a demonstration of enmity. The Kaiser could not come The marriage was celebrated at the Weilburg palace, Baden (near Vienna, under the management of Archduchess Isabella. Eighty-five-year-o old Archduke Rainer. Archduke Eugene and dozens of other anti-Franz Ferdinand Habsburgs were present. But the Archduchess Marie Val erie, the Kaser's daughter. who is friend ly with Duchess Hohenberg. refused to interrupt her seaside pleasures in Bel giiim, and did not appear. Dashing Arch duke Eugene is irreconcilable. A year
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AeHDUxEK KAM ABRHlHI

ever Franz Ferdinand owuld like td give away.
 Sometimes there are signs that Franl Ferdinand is making way. At the dime i given at the Hofburg to King Nichola of Montenegro, Duchess Sophie Hohenl berg sat between Archduke Peter Fers dinand and Archduke Friedrich. Al morganatic wife she had no right to thi place. and a declaration that she wal no longer morganatic was expectedl Nothing happened. At present the duch ess is staying at Admont at the castld of Archduchess Marie Theresa. and thiI is taken as a sign that Marie Theresa has gone over to the Franz Ferdinand party.
 Confusion will be confounded wherl Kaiser Josef dies Even if Franz Fer dinand makes no claims for his childrens trouble must arise owing to the hopeles1 chaos of the Austro-H ungarian success sion laws. The Hungarian and Austriail laws differ. The Hungarian laws of 1722l g regulates the succession clearly, but they differ materially from the Austriarl pragmatic sanction. Hungarian law rel quires that the sovereign be a Romail Catholic. whereas Austrian imperial law says nothing about religion. Both lawi say that the Kaiser and King must bd son of a legitimate marriage; but thd Austrian law adds that the father and mother must be of equal birth. Becausd Of this difference, Hungarians proclaim that Sophie Hohenberg is their rightfuI queen and that her son will be king ol Hungary when Franz Ferdinand dies The Hungarians arc extremely touchy orl the subject of their succession and af| firm that Austrian imperial law Is of nd validity outside Austria The late HunI garlan statesman, Baron Banffy. wherI he wanted to give pin-pricks to Viennal used to publish rumors that Hungarl was negotiating with Prince Eitel Fried rich of Prussia to accept the Hungarian throne.
 As the original of the Habsburg thrond | succession law of 1713 is lodged in Rome and the text of the Habsburg family statutes has never been published, therd is uncertainty even among Austrian statesmen as to the relative juristic posi- tons of the little Hohenberg boy and of Archdulxe Karl Franz Josef Probably however, not law but the strong arm oi the opopsing factions, will solve the prob lem, and If so a second war of the Aus trian succession is nearly in sight. Copyright, 1912. by Curtis Browna)
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RCADMENPL RAlH JosHf

university question German was killed by Eugenes soldiers. The archduke at tended the funeral Franz Ferdinand hopes to secure his ambitions by an al- lance with the Teutonophobe Slavs, so to him Eugene's Germanophilism is a bitter pill, and he determined long ago 10 get rid of the offender. It is now likely that for similar reasons the Archduke Leopold Salvador, general artillery inspec- tor, will resign his post.
 Another indication. of the feud is that the great I1absburg family trust is being dissolved, and the trust millions In money and millions in land values are being dis tributed among the individual archdukes and archduchesses. Hitherto the Habs- burgs. the most united clan In Europe ran their vast properties through the head of the house. Trusts. stocks. shares. land, factories, fisheries salt mines and oil lands belonging to the 124 kinsmen were all managed by the Kaiser's "Ober- hofmelsteramt' Every one trusted Franz Josef, and with reason. The properties managed by the "Oberhofmeisteramt" have increased sevenfold in values during the 6i years Franz Josef has reigned With Franz Ferdinand future Emperor, and a deadly enemy of two-thirds of the archdultes, this system became impossi- ble. For months past the "Oberhof- meistramt" has been working night and day to distribute the properties and thus wind up the Habsburg family trust. kai- ser Franz Josef is against this but he was obliged to agree, after Karl Franz Josef's lawyers threatened to force the handing out of his properties. Franz Ferdinand is also against 1t, and he is at present holding on to a small estate in Styria in which Karl Franz Josef claims a share. When this work is done Kaiser Franz Josef will issue new fam fly statute regulating the disposition of his own personal trusts.
 Austria's family feud Is carried on with a parade of extreme "seereey.' The pa rsde is a success. The feud is known only to the archdules, their wives, their lawyers, newspaper men and the general public But it is not known to Kaiser Franz Josef. and extraordinary care is taken to hide it from him. When the Kaiser appears the warning partisans pro fess perfect friendship; rival archdukes shake hands, their wives even kiss. Enormous gatherings of archdukes and archduchesses are easily got together, and nobody makes an excuse to stay away. The personal influence of the Kai- ser conquers all. Last year when the cer-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-13
gThe Fioosl uf Gold

From Moody's Magaztne-
 As to the prospects Of . cessation in the flood of gold we would call attention to the fact that in June the mines of the Rand produced 753.936 fine ounces of gold compared with 6S4567 ounces in Junc 1911. and 625,1st in the corresponding month of 1910. The outturn was valued at s3202.517. aganist fa, .S54 in the sane month last year, and E2,655,02 in June, 1910.
 The total Transvaal output for 1911 reached the enormous value of $170. .2S6. .71s. of which the Witwatersrand mines pro- duced s163, 23e. .34i. From the total output s37. 77e .057 in dividends was distributed.
 Approximately ss5 900 was paid on the Witwatersrand mines during the year i1 wages. not including about $5ooO.oto in salaries .5es
 The total number of stamps in opera ton on the gold mines of the Tfansvaal in December. 1911, was 10.195. an increase of 40 in l2 months; tube mills in opera ton, 251. an increase of 6l-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-13
The Bite of a Centipede

From Inc -Ar1zona Republlcan.
 Jeff Fitch has had about the closest call of his life the last few days. Aboue one week ago, while sleeping in his baeAs elor quarters. he felt son1ething bite him and after applying some turpentine ho thought no more of it.
 day or two later the wound began to swell and in a short time Fitch was . very sick man. He was removed to the home of Chris Powell, where for time if was feared he would not recover. A search of the room where Fctih had been sleeping revealed dead centipede upon the flood back of the bed. where 1t had fallen when the half awakened man had crushed his tormentor. Fitch is now said to be out of danger, although far from vop covered
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-13
RCHDUNER4HZSAN4TQp

Vienna October 12.-CSpecial )--Secret strife rends the numerous Habsburg clan. only respect for the venerable Kaiser Franz Josef keeps 1t from open warfare, For 12 years past, but particularly since 1908, when Archduke Franz Ferdinand practically took command of the empire, the 124 archdukes and archduchesses have been divided sharply into two camps, which hardly ever speak and seldom even meet one another. One of the seventy odd out of the 124 who are old enough to have opinions, about 20 stand in with Archduke Franz Ferdinand, while about
 20 are banded together to resist to the death the heir, his pretensons and his morganatic wife. Members of the op- posing groups no longer entertain one another, or even pay formal viists: they are at present engaged in severing their common property interests and so uni versal is the feud that even the army is divided in mind as to what will be it's duty when the great crash comes
 ''The great crash" is involved in the decision for or against Franz Ferdinand, which is inevitable when Kaiser Franz Josef dies. If is a European issue For what with the Austrian Slavs gravitat- ing to Russia, and the Austrian Germans gravitating to Germany. a civil war in Austria almost certainly means a general war in Europe. And at most within a few years, but possibly within a few months, Europe will be faced with this risk
 Austria's archducal feud reached it's most aggravated stage thls month when 1t was announced that Major Archdule Karl Franz Josef Ohe next heir after Franz Ferdinand would not attend the Kaiser maneuvers, and that he had been replaced by his cousin, Archduke Karl Albrecht. eldest son of Karl Stephan. This announcement was sensational for two reasons. Firstly, Karl Franz Josef al- ways attends the maneuvers: secondly he has hitherto been orderly officer to his uncle, Franz Ferdinand. He has now been deprived of this honorary rank The story goes that Karl Franz Josef an gered by the pretensons of Duchess So- phie Hohenberg and encouraged by his
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mail sacks on it. Oh. tell you fellows. this equal rights business for women won't do at all"
 sunff drummer, who had been listen ing to the School teacher, sighed and said:
 Tn the past ten years much grace, delicaey and glamour has been lost by the women of our land, and in some in- stances we have lost a type. Where is the grandmother of our boyhood? She is gone-lost, strayed or stolen. I could lose some female relatives and never turn a hair For instance, l wouldn't shed tears any larger than. horse-apples if my old maid aunt who despises tobacco was to wander into the whence, and 1 could re- strain my grief bully if told that fy mother in law had gone to boss the ma iorty--but the loss of the sweet, old fashioned, typical Grandmother is a Ma tional calamity You boys can remember her as a gentle. placid old lady with soft trailing gown and delicate lace cap. whose hands were ever busy knitting, and her accustomed place was in a wide rocking chair in the sunny corner by the hearth. In her stead we now see sad- about, old woman with short skirts. a kalsomined face. Vice-Presldentess of 6 half dozen female Clubs, who plays golf. takes Physical Culture. and searches the Dry-gOOuS stores Tor nattN Snlft WalStS. I want me gentle old Grandmother back again. | want her little whispers of sym pathy and touches of healing for broken heads of ten. and broken hearts of twen- ty Yes. | sure need her in my busi- ness
 That sorter reminds me of alttle in cident my Father used to tell with much enjoyment" ." remarked the Judge. "A lad Of four years. whose Father was given to occasional relapses into mild profanity, was often promised visit to his grand mother. whose goodness and loveliness and fondness for little boys was much praised. One day Johnnie was told that he would he taken out. to Granny's. and at last Papas little boy would get to see her. sight which Johnnie had imagined would be something like seeing the Queen of Sheba. On arrival there was butt one female to be seen in the room. She was wrinkled old female. wearing Q pair of speetacles, knitting and smoking a cob pine. The boy paused on the doorstep. and there he baked. Come in, Johnnie said the Father. come on in and shake hands with your Granny But the kid wouldn't budge an inch. Come along, Johnnie, and speak to your dear old Granny, wheedled the Father Paw said Johnnie in solemn tone of voice, is that Granny? Why, yes, replied the surprised Parent. this is your own darl- ine Granny. Slowly and deliberately the Kid looked her over and said, Well, all I've got to sag is. if that's Granny, then Damn Grannyr
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-13

Harold Bagbie in the London Chronicle
 It is objectionable to find quite se- rous and reputable newspapers con- tinually speaking of Belfast as a re- ligious city No one ever refers to Glasgow as the industrious and re- ligious city, or to Birmingham as the busy and religious city; but Belfast is seldom mentioned in the Unionist newspapers except as the industrious and religious city of Belfast"
 In what way is Belfast religious? By what manifestations of Christian char ity has 1t earned this exclusive title? Must the other cities of the United Kingdom hang their shameful heads before the orange capital? The cities of the whole world acknowledge that Belfast is the single and sublime ex- ample of a holy place? One cannot be- lieve 1t. Those who repeatedly write of Belfast as a religious city would not themselves advance so absurd a claim. But why then, do they waste so per- petually the printers ink to empha size their conviction that Belfast is Q re-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-09-05

LIST of Unclaimed Letters Adj
vertised BY the Local
Postmaster.

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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-09-05

Iou know whcn YOUR liver IS BAD,
s. aen onr SON lol
5feeI ecTi.liii dtiine and depression,
perhaps the approaeh ~ headache.
sorr ara fu e
sas. t5nsue coated breath fonl or you
hfve indfEestion You sly nm
lied and must tei<e
hlns tonieht
people shrink rom Z ply SIC
IA q Of -. clriei, salts
II IN Win rnp -
"a s y = q tia Of ~ tilag
Sc e. sea-
Cd ifftil ~ delfeiotls TUB OF lss
have taken ahythfn untiI morn 8,
when Ar the ciosged II d e ~
ter. sour bile ana sonsti pa ion ri isoAs
move on and out 81 your itl1T
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-09-05

ncscs with The cas- wen thereon an"
aiI materials tterccn and AIi Npprftc-
..rrrr rocrtninine thereto rclonr-
.nr. situate on indian Run. in Hr1ri-
SON county. West NirHinia' ana cons
tainins 1855 acres. more or less, ana
being the same lease and ieasenoiu
estate for OH and sas purposes tn'I
was conveyed TO g. c. Irvine py
Louisa carter and y. ~ Carter. her
husband. by agreement dated on inc
Sth day OF April. 1911. and recorded
Ia said clerks Office ~ Decd Book No.
i47. parc as. and assigned 20 the
said Montczuma Oii 4 GAS company
bv said g. a.. Irvine by assignment
dated on the end day Of Aiay, u.
and recorded ia said CLERKS Qnice Y
bed B6ok 80. Isl. page Az
TERMS or SALF- One-third cash
IS hand OH day 81 sale. one-third ~
one wear. and one third IN two year,
Tor which deferred payments the PilH-
chaser VIII BE required to give hl
n6fes bearing interest FROM day ot
ina with personal security t'e
M q Turner security a vendors llen
wiii Sc retancd on said properss -
sec1rc the Payment Of said notes
II from any cause said sale
NOT be made on thcs said 2otn day
sepfenber. 1912. theapie vii Pc ae
3onrncd fron time 81 time nntl
IS nude.
tSiyen under my hand this tlie zste
isy ~ august 1872
HOMER srROsNLDER
Trustee.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-09-05
NOTICE OF Sale OF,
s VALUABLE OIL AND Gas
PRoIlsIssI,

Hy virtue OF q deed % trust made
.bv mon tes ma ma OH & Gas Comp
q corporation. to the undersigned d
Homer strosnider. trustee. bearing
siafe On The 9th day OF EebFga ~.
1871. and recorded in the once OF. the
clerk OF the county court Of l5a rrtson
County, west Virginia. In Trust Deed
Book no. %. page 90. and given g
secure %. a. Mann. w Il 3.'s e5nl2slls g
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-09-05
NJ SBTQl

WESTON sept. 5W. G. cassel
day, Baltimore and Ohio yard con-
dnctor, had a finger Of his hand badly
mashed while at work in the yards
TUESDAY night. In closing a door OF
alcattle car his finger was caught and.
crushed. He Will be OF duty for q
few weeks.
Al cloud burst at Camden Tuesday
caused considerable damage there.
The home Of Perry Fetty was filled
with water to depth of four feet
and other dwellings were damaged.
to a. great extent. Not in years had
the waters been so high in that sec
tlon. The water began to come into
the Polk creek branch Of the West
Fork and Tor time II surrounded
many residences along that stream.
,rhe Sun Lumber Gompany's plant in
this city was almost surrounded be-
for the water began to- fall and empty
into the West Fork:
Miss Myrtle Taylor was called to
Clarksburg "wednesday on account Of
the death OF her cousin, Mrs. William
Smith
DR.. A. b. Bush and son, Junior, have.
gone to Mariett, o., to visit relatives.
They will be gone until the first of
next week.
Miss Georgia Hawkins has returned
from Walkersyille. where she was In
the interest OF the Weston Insurance
Agency. which has been awarded the
contract to issue the IRE insurance
On an OF the school buildings in the
COINS settlement district, consist
ing Of thtrty5aYe buildings.
Henry Blumherg. manager of the
Hub department. store. is home from
trip to eastern cities,
ME-. and, Mrs. ]; A. Barnes and fam:
nv are home from Mouhdsville, where
they had been camping.
Mr.. and Mrs M. 3. Hunt and chill
dren have returned from Fairmont
and other points whore they visited
relatives.
The Ladies OF the Maccabees will
hold a picnic in Handeryort's grove
Saturday,
/ q. ". Bennett has gone to Pitts
burg on business trip.
pr. S. M. STEEL and family are visit
ing at wheeling.
o. g. Bailey, who was i'll in hos :.s-,
'pital, was taken to his home at Ben
SON this week.
-T5T+ q ,l,11gInnioe, to dawn upon many
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-09-05

Nothing Like This Delicious Laxative Cleanse Your
Stomach Liver and 50 Feet of Bowels of Sour Bile,
Gases Posons and Cogged-up ~ asts

out gripe. nausea or wea Apess. Moth
Ing else cleanses and reEuia tes your
som. 5rdered stomschi torpid liser
and fhirty feet Of waste-elogeed bows s
ike gentle. enectlFc syrup Of Fiss
Don't think you lre dr4es ~ sourse IS
Being conppsed enureiy OF lucions
rs. senrfa and aromatirs q can not
cuse sri
III yotr child IS cross, sick ard
fever Ia or little stomaeh sour.
tonne c6ated give u lsis
once Z s sreail IA ina needed t.
S. siSe 8 I'D happy ae q.
.rltey dearly love Is - eas5 y te
Your drasglst for the ttll nan
syrup Of 3 rs aiid - lissIrg
4 "a look 81 & ie lis tt,t the ma me-
CA ia 1l.is syruI, mt
ina Il onlS IS the III nle, re ftse
any other lig yTup slbstitilte ~ ttl
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-09-05
-ssI.T1d "a re rial ~ rasI.gs Today.

NOT enhanced In Beauty when the feet
mike you foolE cafeyvOrn and wrinlS1ed.
Tired; aching feet set eI1F7Soglr nerves.;
ont S3fsiffe And jet ayou-TItIt
TIZ foot bat "a all foot troubles;
vatlfsh. the feet take on q sensatlon 81
fnashness and glow; your nerves anu ttrerit
11IffscIes ~ once relax and your mind tAusi
i9econifs nn1iable and your NICE rehectEl
ISM the L or IMP f3iiloss. 1ry the 4tt
loot bafh f5lifn. 1t draws out the acids.
ma ooIsons reduces an pufhness. makes
SSjjtif. feet idol trIni neat and eell-caFed
fSI,ss - 10 not use something else fof you
win surely be disappointed.
$3.50 100 tIISi fse write 20 Walter
EfifiieFt Dodge q Cos SIael p-aloast1 Ave-
j % fEo to any drug store. depqEFt T1ens @
c,s7,sf.aI SEffSr6' and get regular size box o.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-09-05


INDUSTRIAL. Sept. So Cecil
and Charles Hayes VIII Ieave this
week Tor Canton, o.. to visit Their
grand mother. Mrs NJ Hayes.
Mrs. ]. P. Stewart Is a guest or
relatives NJ Aston W. VA FOR . rev
AIRS jeanette Rnies or IairnoIlt,
IS glsiting her mother. Mrs. David
Lfghtner near GrahseIli
Mrs Pylneif Nea s LISTING Telal-
tfves IN esurlberland aId
Mr and Mrs ances Hayes VII
leave SATURDAY. for Yanas Va
They VII visit 81 Penn iyania be-
fore returning nome.
Mrs Blanche spurlocIz VIII spen 4
the latter part Of this week with
5Irs Dora EIaFnp ION, her ter itl-.
law. IN Ohio
~ and Mrs BRIGHT and
children. Nina and FredertclS' OF
.Hfdo. Okla are visiting at che
home or Mr.. and Mrs. Ohm queen.
ON walnut street
Miss Sadie tI3obinson OF Sardis.
Is visiting Miss Carrie swiger here
this week
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-09-05

Anil y. 1tsfn eols, IL e. - ~ ~
iseii ana John ii Esulli the pay.lllstlt
81 4 note described tIlerein And the
aid Mont q Is4fia. on ss Gas nh ny,
~ eng Jared is fsy or and isCl
IA note sl1iC. being red ted ~ he
ibeneaeiarfes Of slid trust g do os
q viii on
sEnr,nIlafE5Es 10
a one B clock r. sen
81 { public, cutlery at the front door g
me conrt house OF said county 81 qk
HARRISON, all that cetrAin lease a'iael
sisasehoid estate for on and gas psl l-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-09-05

Dysentery Is always serious and often =.
dangerous, disease, but i can be cured.
Cha1nberlatn's Collie, CholeEa and piaIrtloea
and epidemic. For sale by al dealers.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-09-05

1t IL l,eginning TO dawn upon many
people that the real reason bal gala7
hunters can usually afford 20 boy
things Is because they ARD bargain