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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-04
HOME RULE IS
NOW ASSURED
British Unionists Show Will
lingness to Bargain for
Irish Votes.

London May 4.-Confidence in the
success of the home rule fight grows
steadily stronger among the Irish
natfonalists at Westminster,
Supposing the liberals go out OF
power before Ireland gets home rule
what then will be the prospect?" one
OF the ablest Irish leaders was asked.
In the first place." was the reply
the liberals are not likely to go out.
II they do. you will find that the con-
servatives are fully alive to the
strength Of the Irish party and the
vitality of the Irish cause. Home
rule no longer depends upon the fate
of the liberal party in England"
II the liberals We're compelled to
go to the country at present would
they. be beaten?"
As to Conservative Majority.
Quite possibly. The labor rows,
the insurance act and dozen other
things would work against them.
But If they were beaten at all they
would not be beaten badly, and the
conservative party probably could not
form stable government without
the support of the Irish vote. and
Bonar Law or Mr.. Balfour would be
compelled to make an ARRANGEMENT
with u.s. This could be done only by
assuring us that We should have at
tsdSI DIS sooQ a nome rule bill as
the one now before parliament. AL
ready the conservatives have shown
themselves to he open to a bargain
for the Irish vote"
Merest Moonshine.
DO you think the anti-home rule
feeling in the north Of Ireland is pom
ularly as strong as the language of
the Carsons. Craigs and Moores would
indicator"
Certainly not. The real feeling in
the north Of Ireland Is one thing and
the oratory and fireworks Of the back.
number Ulster unionist politicians is
another. The talk Of armed resist
ance to home rule is the merest
moonshine. Neither will the Ulster
men persist in any form of passive
resistance to home rule. Any re-
sistance would not be against the
parliament in Dublin. but aaginst the
parliament in London. The imperial
government retains command Of the
troops and also the control of the
collection Of taxes.
The old Ulster savagery against
home rule. together with the threats
Of blood. is based on the assumption
that in the event of trouble the
troops and the constabulary either
would be quiescent or on the side Of
the ascendant party. A condition
has arisen In which the situation
would be the other way about, and
rifles look less pleasant when viewed
from the barrel end"
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-04
Worldly Amusements and
Church Regulation There
of is Before Conference
BARGAINING FOR Salaries
INCONSISTENT WITH METHOD|sM
Bishops Declare it is q Form of Com.
nlcrialism that is not in kcepinp
With the Ministry-Time Limit tn
Pastorate up.
4.--The 4 two pro-

minneapolis. May 4.-The two pro-
Posais to throw restrictions about the
ministers i'm the choice of churches
promises to arouse lively debate AT the.
Methodist Episcopal general confer
ence The bishops in d message to the
conference described the bargaining
for salaries as II form of couor1ercial
ism lnconsistan with Methodistism."
Ahother recommendation to fix IL
llmlt OF five wears as the time any
minister shall remain in given pul-
PIT also is expected to develop cppo-
sition
An emphatic demand that the
chnrrh abandon its anti amuscm"nt
rules Was made in "a resolutions offered
,"naN ny Een1amin F. Edsall of
Newark. \. y. The resolution read:
THAT section go of the discipline
tie amen6'"l by striking therefrom the
words dancing. playing at games of
chance. attending thcaters. horse
races, circuses, dancing parties. or pa
troniZlng dancing schools or taking
such other amusem"nts are as OBJ
VlouslN misleading or of a uilestinpa bio
moral tendency."
stand in position favorng these
forms of amusement. tho resolution
relterrated from the churches special
advises. The following:
We lift up solemn note of warm
ing and entreaty particularly against
theAter going dancing and such games
"f chance as are frequently associate
with gambling. all Of which have been
found to he antagonastic tn the vital
Pl"N. nromotiNe of worldliness, and
especially pernicio,1S tn youth"
b,lf it is declared that "colnpulsary
eona h"haVlor is not an essential of
religion and the present rule is in
effective. The resolution was referred
to committee.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-04
FOUND GUILTY
Of POISONING
Wood Alcohol Case at Berlin
Resulted in a Few
Convictions.

Berlin. May 4.-As a result of the
trial which began March 26, two men
charged with being responsible for the
wood alcohol poisonings which occur
of the municipal night shelter for the
homeless. a druggist named Schar-
mach. who prepared the spirits, was
sentenced to five years Imprisonment.
Two statesmen, Seatrow and Meyen.
were each given two months in Jail.
The Indictment against the accused,
which specified eighty-nine cases Of
death and five cases of total blindness,
alleged violation Of the pure food
law.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-04
EIGHT PAGEs-PR1cE FIVE CENTS.
No More Food.

Washington. May 4.-The army has
reached its limit in the distribution
of relief to the Mississippi river flood
sufferers. the entire appropriation for
the commissary department having
been used up. Major Normoyle who
Is in charge of the relief work. today
was instructor by telegraph to con-
tract for no more supplies. as to do
so would make him subject to prose-
cution under the law.
Congress has been asked for an
appropriation to reimburse the com
missary department and it is expected
the present order of the war depart
ment will have the effect of securing
immediate action.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-04

while it unquestionably stands to win
the seats Of Laprairie and Beauharnois
from Messrs. Patenaude and Plante
The latter's opponent for the govern
ment in Beauharnois is Mr.. Robert
the president of the Montreal street
railway. In Huntingdon. Mr.. Walker
mas no opponent as vet. and the same
may be said of Mr.. Benoit in Iberville
Denies OppOsition's Claim.
Looking over the whole field and
considering all the reports and the
circumstances it is not easy to see
upon what the opposition base their
boastful claim that they are practical
~ going to sweep the province, and
the conclusion becomes inevitable that
they are talking" and that far from
winning on the whole this time, they
are going to get the worst whipping
of their lives.
In the light of what is known al
ready their claim that they are going
to carry all the seats for this city and
Its surroundings is worse than anus
ing. On the contrary, judging from
the present look of things. they are
going to lose every one of them. In
the west, Charles Smith has no chance
OF winning against Hon. John C.
kaine: in the east Mr. Huard's chan
ces OF victory are hopeless, while in
the center Romeo Langlois will be de-
feated by larger majority than was
Jules Hone in September last.
Surprised at Report.
II would be interesting to know
whence local nationa list-tory organs
took the report which they published
on what they are pleased to call the
good sized liberal row." in the ST
Anne's division. Montreal. Many have
no hesitation in saying that 1t bears
all. the ear marks Of home manufac-
ture. On the other hand II not con.
cocted down here. it comes from a
Well known Montreal paper. whose
opposition to the government sticks
at absolutely nothing in the way OF
malicious Misrepresentation.
The local opposition organs are
perfectly right In saying that the con.
test In Quebec east will not be 81
close as was expected. Certainly IL
Will not. Mr.. Huard will not save his
deposit They further state that out.
side the gates in Quebec center MIR
Langlois will have a majority of no,
less than $50. but they forget to add
that inside of them he will be n n
majority of somewhere about 1000
The fact is. say many, that Mr.. Lang
lois IS booked to lose his deposit, not.
Withstanding the soft eyes he is now
.hioWing NJ the Workingmen, nine
tenths of whom never heard of him
before as their friend or in any other
way.
Brought Whole Show.
Things must be running prettv had.
~ with the Lavergne organization
here when it is. necessary to brinc
along the whole show to try to put
a little life into them. The. Messrs
Teller and Jean rTovost came to hold
the political rally in Quebec skatine
ri:.k tonight with Messrs Lavergne
Romeo Langlois. Charles Smith, %
Gelland and A. Hurd
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-04
WERE CAUGHT N
C0LLAPS|NG WALL
Two Dead and Five Serious
ly Injured May be 9th
ers in the Ruins.

Toronto. May 4-The south wal, -
the new five-story building of tha Wi.
liam Nelson company, limited. col
lapsed today. burying a score or NOR.
employees. Two are known to have
been killed and five others were seri-
ously injured. Many others are he
ieved to be dead In the ruins.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-04
TAKE ISLAND

Italian Fleet Captured Rhodes from
Turks Today.
Rome. May THE Italian fleet
seized the Turkish island Of Rhodes
this morning. 1t is one Of the largest
and most eastern islands Of Aegean
sea 1t has an area about $50 square
miles and a population Of 10000. a
majority Of whom are Greeks.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-04
NORTH DAKOTA
WEST POINTER
DISMISSED

- . = .
Newburgh. N. ". May 49,
Cadets Charles Carroll Fitzhugh
of North Dakota and Frederick
Hurd Van Horn of Connecticut
have been dismissed from the
Unitd States military academy at
West Point by Gen. Barry, the SUI
perintendent. They We're charged
with being off the reservation
limits in civilians clothing.
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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-04
WILL HAVE $4,000
WOMEN MARCHERS
New York Suffragettes Will
Parade Before the
Mass Meeting.

New York. May 4.-The bigges,
woman's suffrage demonstration in the
history of the city will be held late
this afternoon with Mrs. Harriet Stan.
ton Blatch at the head. 1t Is expected
$1,000 will be in the parade which
In Carnegie hall at o'clock.
The men marchers were disappoint.
ed to learn of Colonel Roosevelt's dec.
lination of the invitation to lead them
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-04
BISHOP IN BRONZE
Memory of Founder of Georgetown
University HonOrCtl by Students,

Washington. May 4.-The unveiling
Of a heroic bronze statue of Rev. John
Carroll. the first bishop of Baltimore
and founder Of Georgetown univer-
sity. was the occasion of a notable
gathering at Georgetown today. The
list of speakers includes Cardinal Glib
bons. Speaker Clark and Baron Henel-
mueller, the Austrian amba ssa dor The
statue by Jerome Conway. was given
to tho university by the alumnae
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-04
FORM A TRUST
Capital Stock Watered THvcnty.nine
Times its Value,

Toronto. May 4.-Announcement
was made today that hereafter the
Lake Superior Iron and Steel COM
pany. located at Sault Ste. Marie, Ont.
will be known as the Algoma Steel
corporation, limited. The capital will
be increased from $1,000, 900 to s3O,-
100000. The new corporation takes
over the group concerns known as the
500 industries
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-04-24
Qy!T GAE0MEE
Thousands Arc Turning from This
Dangerous Drug.
A Safe Vegetable Substitute is Olive
Tablets for the Liver.

DIR. F. N. Edwards, a promInen,
physician Of PORTSMOUTH, Ohio, has
discovered a new laxative and liver
toner in a combinatio ion OF vegetable
materials mixed with olive oil, which
Is in effect almost exactly like the old
and untrustworthy calomel, except
that. there are none OF the bad after
effects OF cal9mel.
DR.. Edwards has long been a foe OF
calomel. though. he recognized Its
val9e along with It's dangers.
His dfstrust Of the uncertain drug
eventually. started him years ago to-
wards experiments with the view OF
discovering a substitute, and he is to-
day in possession Of the long-sought-
for combination, which Is in the shape
of a little suEar-coated, oliye-oil coll
ored tablet.
ence and practice are embodied In
these marvellous little, tablets.
They are called DR.. Edwards Olive
Tablets, and their etfect on the liver
has been the meanseof ,reAef to many
OF Dr. Edwards regular pa tents as
well as TO thousands Of others who
have suffered and we're afraid Of cal
omel.
They are gentle in their action, YET
always effective. They bring abou,
eXuberanee OF spirit. that natural
buoyancy which should be enjoyed by
everyone, by toning up the liver and
clearing the system Of harmful impur-
tiles,
Every little Olive Tablet has a
movement all its own.
The Olive Tablet Company, Co
lumbus, o., Dr.. r. N. Edwards,
president. (6s)
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CHARTER
Is Granted to a Concern TO
Operate for OH and

cTnARIEsroN, April pa char
ter has been issued to the Anchor OIL
Company, Of Pittsturs, Pa. to drill
forsoil aud gas ana manufacture car
bon black in Warrington district OF
Marion county. this state, The au-
thor3zed capital Is S1cO. 900. OF which
5000 has been Subscribed and ST.
500 paid. The fncorporators are John
e. Miller, David Bear. Robert B. Nil
Ter. A.. B. Miller. Jr., Edward Wit
fish. and ], Stone, Of Ptttsbyrg. pa.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-04-24

PUBLIC sALE-To the hieIGst and
best bidder at G. ". Southern q
Sons Nursery on Elk Creek, at New
Fair Ground street car stop,
clarksuurg. W. Va. Friday. April
IS, 1912 beginring Mt / o'clock, !
cows, two to be fresh last OF April;
! good work horse. eight years old;
Q hogs; good surrtes. almost new;
l buggy; 1 platform wagon: / run.
about: disk harrow. plows and
farming implements Of all Giads;
several sets of work harness and
buggy harness. single aud double,
almost as good as new; saddle.
Several thousand fruit trees of ali
varieties. such as apples, plugnbs,
pears, cherries. and grapes. To be
put up in lots to suit purchaser.
Other articles too tedious to men.
ton. Terms Of sale;-AIt sums IS
and under cash, all sums over So
six months with interest with ap-
proved security. G. W, Southern 6
Sons. C1arlSsburg, w. Va.
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BOND ISSUE CARRIES.

GRAFTON. April 2l.-By a vote OF
6lO to 100. the bond-issue for $4,000
carried Tuesday. The money. will be
used to rebuild the water works The
vote polled was about one-half Of the
usual vote,
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lie eVSof Weston

Il &
WESTON AsH11is It The
lccqft house marriage license has
been Issued to G. ". Koon ana Miss
.A NJ Fisher, both Of this county
] AIRS George Turner Of Copely,
IVA brought here MONDAY ana taken
20 baltimore hospital. where She
via UNDERGO an operation for gan
stones This Is the second opera
tioh Of the kind Mrs Tirrnet has nm
dergone this year.
County Clerk Harry Lightburn Il
spending few days with his parents
near Jane Lew.
City Recorder Dana Young re-
turned Tuesday from two days.
visit to friends at clarkshurg
IA G. Ball has under construction
a handsome new resfdenee on West
Second street.
Contractor n. D. Goe VIII begin
drilling a well on the C. w wat
son farm at Roanoke next week for
the Hope Natura Gas Company, and
Contractor t. ], Ryan VIII begin a
wen on the Mary 1TcDonald farm In
the same locality for the same COM
pahy. Six locations have been made
In the Collins settlement during the
week.
Henry Warder, stenog Fapher for
Judge Henry Brannon, Of Charleston,
IS visiting his parents, Dr.. and Hrs.
] /. .Warder.
Postmaster r.. Ad Hall is build
ing a new addition to his residence
on Court street.
State Deputy S.. s, Adams Of the
Protected Home Circle, of wheeling,
arrive here today, and complete the
organization OF a large class to be
initiated into the order here at the
odd Fellows hall Friday right:
The bankrupt stock of William
Arbogast has been sold by IA Costa
Smith attorney, to the Gregg Gro-
Gerry Company for. 1850.
Mink W8lfong and Carl Watson
have hem fined $40 ana costs by
Mayor watson for lighting. VIII
,fong claimed that Watson insulted
his sister. and he sought revenge.
Watson is out ON bond now for
charges OF alleged insult to a Miss
Mccarty, and his trial will be heard
;at1the next term of the circuit court.
Robert Nichols, who has been IN
the army for the last two years, ar
rived here Tuesday rom Washing
ton to visit his parents, Mr.: and
Mrs. Dennison Nichols.
James Ferry has remodeled his
pretty residence on Center avenue.
Mr.. Ferry is the progressive propri-
etor Of the Fairyland theater
Mrs. F. c. Patton and daughters,
May and Eleanor, who had been Wis
ittng ut the home of W. B. Patton,
have returned to their home at Elk
Garden.
Mrs. Edward Ray, formerly oil
this city, but now resident Of
is Ia the city a guest
Of ,frie6ds.
/, C..P. Swint, prosecuting attorney,
has announced his candidacy on the
ticket for state senator.
Mrs. Mary Loske, primary
teacher in the public schools, has
been OF duty this week on account
of Illness. and her room IS being
taught by Miss Louise zobrist.
O. H. Rymers attorney. was at-I
tending to legal business in Glarks-
burg Tuesday.
5 Mrs. o. J.. Morrison is III at her
home on Center avenue of a severe
attack OF humps. Mr.. Morrison is
just able to be out rom an attack
of the same maiady.
4 a. c. Hughes has been sranted
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FURNISHED HOTEL AND RES.
TAJTRANr.

For rent on Nay Isl, when the pres
eut lease expires. This building has
% single aud three double rooms. Is
reds, large dining room and IS on one
Of the best corners in the city, next
door 70 the depots Of three railroads
and is passed by four street car lines.
Phone or telegraph.
3 GLOBE REALTY COMPANY.
H5fBlnfoWn. ". .rn.
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FOR SALE room house centrally
located. bath, pantry. large base
mcnt, two porches and small gar
deu. For cash S2,55O. Address
C." care Telegram, office.
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FOR sALE-Higli grade piano 5000;
Gibson $3.50 guitar, $4,000; two
$500 guitars. $500 each. One
banjo, 1900: one low pitch Sc
piecolo. Q keys, s2Oo, enew). H. G.
Evans, 2Gs E. Poplar St.
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PUBLIC SALE-Of q "a load q sad.

PUBLIC SALE-Of a ear load Of sad.
die Horses! We viii sell at public
auction at the livery stable of viii
liam Pinnell in clarksbftg, W. va,
on Sat, April q, beginning at
p. M, sharp, one car load of Ken
lucky saddle and harness horses.
This is the choisest load we have
ever gotten together; we will have
one to suit you. This Is the third
car load of horses we have brought
here. Ask these people who bought
from US last year ifSthey we're sat
isned. DR.. T. E. Gore, B. L. war
ner, F DAWSON, A.iD. Basel and
S. G. Jackson, Come and ride and
drive them before the sale. Elem.
ington Horse Co, Pennington. KY.
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FOR SAIE-Two shoats, Weighing
from SO to 100 pounds also one
runabout as good as new. Cali on
or address R. S. stark, Box a.
Meadowbrook, W. va.
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FOR RENr Or sALE-corner
! Chestnut ana Pike sts.. Adamston,
building with store room on flrst
door, rooms with bath on second
floor, cellar and good warehouse,
on lot sOx12o. For further infor-
nation address Box %, Brown, W.
Va.
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WASTED-Plaln and fancy sewing.
Gail at corner First and Pike SITS,
Nutter Bldg, Second hooE Miss
Garry Ashley.
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FOR RENT OR sALE-onIy hotel 4
Adauiston, 20 rooms: building ii
good condition; established bust
ness Of twenty regular men: ais
20 It. store room; good well
Charles D. Johnston, Bell 'phou
6Os-R, Broaddus Apartments.
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jazz APARnIESTS-For ront
may list All modern convenieaces,
finely finished, western electric tel
ephone system, the most up-to-date
apartments in the city. in center
oftown. See A. B. Jarvis, $50 Carr
Ave, or call at building, s29 w.
Pike street, Bel; phone 2n2-R.
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FOR RENT-Threc room, house in
rear Of sos Monticello Ave. water.
gas and closets; water rent free. 80
and SO per month. Levy's Smoke
House.
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POR RgYT-One a.roo1m5 7aniart,oI'sn,.

FOB RRNT-0ne Broom apartment,
private hall private bath, finished
in oak, furnished nicely; one g
room apartment private hail, prl-
vate bath, finished in oak; not fur
nished. Inquire Of elevator boy al
Gore Building, cornor Pike and Sec
ond streets.
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FOR sAnE-Four ana mo room cot
tage houses. ons-fourth cash pay
ments, balance In monthly install.
I. ments. See Ign6h-Eiiiott R. q. /
& Co.. 51s Con building.
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FOR RENT-A 5-room cottago in
Adanston, Church street. For in
formation, call at Theodore Reich
erts Barber Shop, S1S West Pike
street Up stairs.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-04-24

WASTED-sewing OF al kinds at IS
Elm Avenue, rear of Carr Avenue,
Bell phone s7o-L.
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FOR RENr-one five room apart.
ment and bath on first hoor. Front
and back porches. Apply to Meta
v. Thorne, s6s W. Pike ST.. or call
Home phone f29-x.
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FOR RENT-NewIy furnished rooms
In new house, all modern conyen-
fences. Mrs, ]. R. Britton, 47s
Mechanic street.
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IL, 3 Patton left TUESDAY
for Sisit TO her sister. lffs. 80 s.
Eiickman, q Grafton,
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FOR RENTING nicely furnished
rooms. Apply at 761 Mulberry St.,
Bell phone 2Se-R.
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FOR sALE-one seven room house
in good condition, on lot SOxi0O II,
Good bargain II sold at once. APP
ply at lis Cherry Ave, East ciarks-
burg.
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'E.sHTED-Good reliable and enet.
$etic man to represent the largest
and one of the best Casualty com
panies In America. Good territor,
and a fine opportunity. Address
II. G. Johnson. S16 18th St, wash
ington. D. G.
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ZOE RENT

FOR RENT Lyon apartments, 4
and 9 rooms, With private bath.
i drinking water and vacuum clean
er IN each Apartment. Rates: Six
Eeatns $4,000 ana $1,000: four
rooms $s5. Apply 70 Mis- Bessie
Lyon, Agent
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DREasnfAKING

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and sewing,
plain and fancy. Apply at 400 ",
Pike street, rear Victoria Theatre.
Bell phone $3.50.
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-04-24

Farm FOR sALE-75 acres at SIS
per acre, adapted to fruit raising.
400 fruit trees bearing. Harry Nc
Etfresh, Cacapehon. W. va.