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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-11

nod, ipena man bos Anipaticn b5 So5inlisn1us in Sos Inges,
Gal, mn IN 5nblreihcn onbcrcn amcrifanndcr Stuotcn III Setradlt
scht. Sic bcoucmc amcrifunidc Hcbensort, ro ne ausldnbiihr
Sippc MIN mic III ben @crcini9teu Stuaten %ur5cl iancn tonncn",
lit grInolnf abgctbuu. 9crart9c Sctratiungcn fpnntc man oft
9cnuN amh in II q iii Oh II tatbpliihcn @l1ttcrn lcicn, bic bamit
Die Sorberltng Der bcutidrn fotboliihcu YrcNc unb bs ,. I>a.
Gcntrolz@crcins mad elmer Snan9riifnabme Der So5iolcn 6ra9c OBJ
gotham mdbntcn.
CUR 3it BADEN sic Hptbcn i6cr 300 Cages. @od,cn> lb
IonutsblGtter, LOO ndbtihc ub iaatlide gcantc, cincn GongrcBe
Mbgcprbnctcn unb ibcr 100000 Iubdngcr, Die Ie cbcnio pirc
Ippncl bo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. iinb. Ibcr Die Surdidnittss amerita>
niide. 5a9esprcic trDtct lid nit Dem @chuufen, bos lei bcun bpf mir
Gin rebt laueiumes IodDstburt. nit Dem Der So5nismrs bicr5ulnnoc
nod rnuf LANCE Sabre nid,ts nusridten tonntc. Semen Scntcn lei pors
gcbater, mos CcnoNe 2c9mu, beuhdcr Gcidstngss Ib9oronetcr aT
Dem So5is Acknowledgement 81 Indianapolis. Sub, 9ciagt: sd fann
Sbnen 81, @crid,eruns scbcn. bab hc Observation-Disclosures Enrtci in
ScutihIanp NIT grpbter Yufncrnnmtit Die @nhpidelumg Der io5aiz
iiihen o3epcgun9 in Sbrem Sanpc perfol9t lmp poQcn Intbetl an
.Sbrr Irbeit ninlnlt. Scnn in geipiier ge5nbuns 9lnllbt man IN
Seutihlnnh, buB bel Der Concentration bs aapitals uo bel Den
poliiidcn Srcibcicn. Die bic Irbeierfnnc in Sbrcn1 Sanoe sur Der
iieumg bat. mbslidermcic serabc bic Ser. NStaaten ben secisnethcn
yuben fir bic Gmtuidlnns bs SusaHsmns bieten." g. 8)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-11

Irbcit in Subrifcn Der 0nuSorbeit
ppr5icbcu, uub 5lpur aus Den 1ol9ens
Den @riinbcn:
Gin iebes Wdbhen, bdS 81 orbci'
ten bat, mil Den Sonntns irct hnbcn;
0bcr SonntagS miiiicn Die Slcnlts
mGndcn an, id,ipcritcu urbcitcn.
,SicnitmGodcn biiricn fciutn Stz
ind cntpiollgcn; miro hics geitottct.
Damn ipcrbcn Die Seiudcr nidt germ
gcieben. Sn apartment : 6duieru
hiirfcn Tie nidt einnlal Selld) BON
&eripanbtcn cmpfdngen.
vSie Irbcit cincs Sienitmdbd)tn3
bort ME aui; bos NtGoheu hnt feline
Srcibeit mn feline Belt fiir lid, Icib't.
y@ingeiuanbcrtc Wdbd)cu lpplcn
t%ueni9itcn5 Die Ibcnbc bel ibrcu Ins
gcborigen 5ubringcn, lInb tic ipcrbcn
bon Seimlpeb crgriffen, lpenu tic ais
Sicnitmdbhcn gcbuubcu iinh.
Gin IGbdcn fam irgcnbmo ar
beitcn unb iih troBbcm cine Same"
ncnnen, mdbrcnb c5 in eincm 0alss
bait MIR cine Snmc 9iebt."
Gin frnIice @eiipicl 5lIr S0uItration
Ser beltebcnben Serbdltniiie filbrt Der
Nclp Norfcr Si8ens@ 9ommiiGr 6u6inz
ion in ieincm Scriht IN. Gin &lcis
beriabrifant, ser i'll Wpunt @crnon
anidiiig lit. bciicn Sabrit iih obcr in
ManGattan bcfinbct ullb ncldIcr 100
MGbd)cn gcecn cincu @odcnlobu BON
$500 beId,dfti9t. mollte Elm Sicnlts
mGbhen bel cincm Wpnotslobn bon
$26 mn frcier Stotion mietbcn, ipnr
obcr uiBcr Stnnbc. cine iciner Nlrbeiz
tcrinnen 6ur Innnbme Der Stcle 5I
bcipc9en. - Sic Hcb. ,. 3tg.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-11
(Spe5iols9 orrcippnbcn6.)
Spertuereine beint 81. pater.

8om, %. Niai ~. - @eitern
Wittag empiing Der 81. Gater iibcr
1,200 Witglieber fatbuliid)cr Surns
unb SportsG ereine aus Dem &atium.
Die in buntid)cdigcn Sports aoitilmen
nit ibren nit Iebniilen 9eidmiid>
ten S%tnnbarten eridicneu iparen
uno IufiteQun9 in Den peritiepcnen
&ubicn3z SGlen gefnnbcn bntten. Nads
Dem Tills Der 3ebntc lid in iebem Der
Hdumc fur5c 3eit aui9ebdltcu NM
cinige licbeoollc Wortc an Die iungcn
Gcute 9cridtct bate, bcgab CT lid in
Den Soniiituricn SGdl. no iid mad,
unb nad) ollie pcreini9ten. Sicr per>
los 9r. Slaiius bon llniercr 2ieben
Srau Der Snrmber5igfeit cine Or
gc6enbcits sNorciie, norin or. an baS
o cinigeu Snbren im Satitan abgcs
bnltene Sporticit anfniipfte. 81 Den,
fatbpliidc Surucr aus nller Wclt Sus
Inmmcngcltrpmt lparen, nm Dem Sl.
&ntcr. Der ibren llebun9cn beiipobntc
unb tic icgnctc, ibrc finhlihe Siebe nm
Nnbdn9lihfeit gu per9cipiicrn. 6clite
ieicn 6 Sobnc Hom's unb Der linz
gcbrn9, Die bnm1nl5 MIR burd) wcnige
pcrtrctcn, nunmcbr 5u 0unbcrtcu uno
Sauicnben dn9ctpud,1en icicn, rnb nd
Dem @crbanbe an8cid)loHcu bdtteu.
Die Witglicbcr ieien crfdJienen, nm
ben Seucis 81 lieicru, oaR iic aud bel
Mmsiibnng bcs Spurts cbrcrbictigc
S6bne Der airhe mno Seiu Gbriiti
uerblicbcn, unb naR tie icinem Statt=
batter auf Groen in treuer Siebc err
gcben icien. gu pieiem Suede bGtteu
Tie AM Wprgcn ant 8rabe bes Sl.
Ietrus benz hi. Wcfppfer bcigemubni
unb nm uulle Srcihcit Der STRIDE UNI
NM lnnses 9cben fir ben 81. Batter
gebctet. Ynpit SiuS Der 3cbntc be-
glildpiinldtc Sr. 8laiiIs pcgen ieincr
uncrmiiblihen 5bdtiateit INN Den Der
bonp mn crmabuic bic iun9cn Gente
lid ieincr uuo beS Y%rdiiocntcn @rafcn
9arpc9nas Niibcpaltun9 ipiirbi9 81
5eigen.
Sann riei Der 81. Satcr Den jun
gen Scuten bos Mort bcs Gpauaeliiteu
Sobnunco ~ oScribo pobis iupenes
auoniam fortes ciiS Ct p%iciitiS
mnli9num." Gs babe iid bier 3lpnr
nid,t UNI bic Strait BEG &crpers ge>
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-11
Gin pSiteten iiir DR.. wiIcv.

@ al bin9tpn, :. 6. - 81.
Sarpcp @. &ilcp, Dem cbemdligcu
G6cf bcS d,cniidjcn Bureaus pcs
luubrpirtbid,nitlidcu Oepnrtcmcuts,
lit Der |oriib bca @pitoncr 8ciunbs
beitsrnthc5 nit ciucm SnhrcS8cbolt
bon $500 an9cboten iporbcn. Hcs
p%rdlentant @nl. Whlrrap bon Naiias
duictts. nlo Gcrtrcter bes Silrgermciz
tiers SiB9cralb bon Bottom, matte
Sr. @ilcp bas I%ngcbot. Ser Sads
p%critdnbi9c fir refine Nabruna5mittcl
bat feline Gntideibun9 nod nid1t be-
falnt ge9ebell.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-11

rprbinlc 81 cincm SiinhuiMc nit Gn0z
lnnN ST crpcitcrn. Sic 'Srnaipicu
ltcbcn nli Dem hnrdlu,la Neilinocn uno
gcrcHtfcriigttn S%tnnhpunftc, bnb lie
nid)t bic ciocnc 6nut Sun Wnrtt,
trugcn uollcn, mn fir bic GunlGnpcr
Die &oltanicn aus Dem SclIcr 81 bolcr.
Ser bcitiNitc Sfnccfua iiir oieic
Suhrcs6cit, Der III bcu dilcniidcu
Nnocn icit Dem Sabre 1905 81 Der
6cidncn III, bot Den @nbnpcrfcbr brrdl
bic Nubcn c%lrpiinhlidb gcitort. Said
9icrc nnb HplticnbunNcl iiIb bcreit3
nm icd)o Gage nuiGctultcn. M ser
Ndbc bc6 llspnllGtn . &GiicI lpnroc
BET Scr nrgcntiniitcn Wilitdritntion
Elcntn Def Sntn Gin &ptcl bon elmer
Sdipinc pcrihilttct unp lcdI2 Ycripncn
tntncn ltnl'@ Sebcr.
+Ii
llcbcrldlpcnmllrn9cn bon gcpdltiz
ger NuSSchmna hubcn ho5 Sun5c
Scltihe Ncih bcimgciudt. Sdmunta
lidc @nuptflilNc I'M Nurbcn mnb
Silbrn, Sitcu mn Hcifcn iinb nui
ipcitc Strcdcn hires Snufca aus Den
llfcru gctretcn. Sic Nicbcrunacu
Der &cidicl, Der Sbcr, hcr @lbc. Der
&cicr, hcS Hbcino nnb Der SpnolI
ltcbcn uttct 8uiicr. @citanbi9e
Ncocngiliic crbobcn bic @cfobr filr Die
I'M ELECTROMAGNETIC lic9cn>
ocn SrtId)aftcu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-11

So9en ipirh. Inn tic sriinblid 5l err
lernen. Sas erite Sabr lit als ,&cbrs
%lin9siabr" ou betrodten, lpenigtr ais
elm SSabr bes Gerbicneus. Weil Sa5
perseiicn nirb, neil ltait bciicn n,D9s
lidlt bober Sobn 9eforbert pirb, uebs
men Iid) audi pielfad) Die Samilicn, Die
Sienitbpten balten. Der ilngen 0tdbs
d)en lpenigcr an, beifdftigen lie aus
idIicBlif nit Dem n@eripabren Der
&inber" unb nit Den 9cfppbnliditeu
Irbeiten bcs SuBens uno Heinigens.
ipeil audi tic bod fiir ibr 8elb and
@ttuaS baben pollen".
Selbitrebcnb perben gltcrn ibre
Sodter in Sduier untcrbringen, mo
iittlife @eiabren ausgeihlolieu iinb
mn mo ferncr Der @rfiilIuns relisiDier
Yilid,ten nihts IN Den 8eg sclegt miro.
Saber iperben fotboliid)e @ltern ibrc
ainber nud tets mr. fotboliiden Sa>
milien iibergebcn. neil III manherlei
Siniid)t Die nelle Santilie audi er5iebcz
rild auf Die Sienitboteu einlpirft.
Suoem bebiirfen Die iunsen @dbden
immcrbin nod Der Imfiidt uub Der
Mnleitun9 burd) Die Sienltlelte, beun
Die g%r5iebung bcs ainoes lit nit Der
Sdule nidt ab9eidloien. Sc mebr
lid Die Sausfrau beS jungen 0tdbdens
annimmt, es anbdlt 3lir GrfiiIluus oer
relisiDien Yflihten, gum re9elmdBigcn
Gmpfan9 Der bl. Safrnmente, gum
Sciuh bes @pttesbienites, ibm ferner
8elegenbeit gibt gu einem ~einlpanb>
freien @ertebr, 5u elmer 9rten Or
bolrng, nm 10 berrbi9ter lperoen Die
Gltern iein tDnnen.
8ir ingen, Der Sienitboten : 8erui
berbinoct Die Sorbereitun9en elmer
fiinitiseu Sausfrau nit bet Wo9lid,s
felt. ii6 lelbit Den llnterbalt 3u pers
ifafien. Wie iebr 2ebteres 5utrifft,
benefit nqein Die Sbatiad)e, bab Die
9ienltbotcn berbdltniBmdbis bic gr0Bs
ten @rlparuiiie MAIDEN. getrig bod
bas @eiammts @utbubcn Der Sicnitz
boten in Scutidlanb im Sabre 1907
43,5 WiQioncu; es entficl aui Die i'm
SauSbalt beihdfti9ten Sieuitbpten
cine ourdidnittlide Spariumme bon
500 Iarf.
(Sn Ncp Dorf iteTlten iih Die
Mionatslobne fir Sienitboten in Den
Sabrcn 1911 nub 1912 ipie folgt:
1911: a5dinnen $3.50, Simmer.
mdSdJen S22 100, alsemeine Sauss
arbeit $3.50.
1912: &Sdimnen S26.5O, Simmer.
MADDEN $3.50, algemeiue Saus=
arbcit $3.50.
Mbcr troB Der 3lnabme Scr Sobue
fCnntcn in Der Stabt Neip gorf nod,
meitcre 100000 Sienimdbdhcn Stcls
lungcn finben, pcnn lie Slr Innnbme
bon iold)cn WillcnS mdrcn. uno Die
Sbatiadc, bab bciipicIsnciie Die Stels
lcnpermittlcr nni Der Siticitc bon
Ianbnttan ionic IN brownsville
(Srooflpn) bon Den SieuitmGbd,cn ME
@cbiibrcn forbcrn, ionbcrn iih ans
idlicBlid, bon Den Scrridnitcn bc5nbs
len lniicn. licicrt Den unipioerleglid,cl
8cmcis, boB Die Hudirdgc baS Ius
9cbpt bel 8citem iibcriteigt.
Sic Hobnfrage gicbt nidt bcr
NuSiflaa. ioipeit bic @dhdeu in Sc
traft fommcn", beibt cs peitcr in Dem
9cridt. Sic Stelenpermittler,
psld,c oic Sicuitboien : Srasc pm,
prnftild,en Stunbpunftc ans itupicrcr
miliicn unb bcSbolb in Die 3crbdlre
niiit cincn bciicren @inblid bohcn.
ais ielbit Ybilnntbropcn, Sp3iolo9cn.
II. I. 10. itimmen pnbin therein, raj
aud cin9epanocrtc Wdod)en Die
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-11
periebictenes aluerlet.

Safer @il6clm itiftct Gin Grip
lln9obeiml fir nd)tbuubert Irbcitcrz
9inber an Der Sitice saiiitc.
gus benz Spdipaiicr, bon ipcld,cm
grpbc Ebeile llngnru's beintgcird,t
nuroen, iinb bereits 1870 Scid)cn &c
bor9cn iporbell.
aonigiu Wilbclminu Der Nicbcrs
lonbc unb Yrin5 @cntabl Seinrid
parcn gu cincm %breitd9igen ofii5ielcu
geIli6 in Edris.
Sol. HooIepclt crfldrt, er ipcrbe
,nlIr im Sale Der Notbipenbi9feit"
gum rcpublifdniihcn Acknowledgement
nod, Chicago 8ebeu.
Sus .6amptpn's W~tago5ine" in
Neip Yort bat fem Grifcincn cill8es
itelt, lno idon Die Sunis Summer
plrbe nidt mebr allsgegeben.
Sm Siinfbunbcrtncilcn : Nutoz
rcnnen III S~nptdlapolts Ile9te pori9e
8ode Soc Satpiou auf eirem
.National" unb idaffte cinen enc
ShncQigfeits Netorb nit 6:21:06
ODER 1876 Weilen in Der Stnnbe.
Ser in 2pnbon am 81 Wdi pers
ltprbene Gbei bcs Sc Secr'iheu Sia>
mantcns Spnpifats unb Der Sirn,u
@ernber, Beth & Company, Cir
Sulius Charles @ernbcr, bat, lpie
perlautet, $15,000.000 fiir pobltbd>
tige 3ucde btnterlnlien.
Incrifarer unb nnberc Iusldnbcr
in Wcrifo b~eiinoen lid auf eiliger
Slid)t aus Gbibunbua uno Der rloro@
liden 8ebeacue Conc. Sdmmtlid)e
Sralicn unb &inbcr Der bcutIhcn
9olcnie in Gbibuablo baben Wtcrifo
pcrlaiIcn, I'M lid nuh Den W%creinigten
Stantcn IN Sid)crbcit gu bringcn.
Sic nSonbpn SincS" mclbct, bnB
Die fran5Diiidcu Stnutsmdnner gcacrs
luGrtig nidt genei9t limb. Die Gntentc
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-11

Sober, Gnslnnb, cridien, ficB or cine
@iiitcnfnrtc fallen, neldc Die Iufs
idrift cntbielt:
sd bcbaucrc, bnB ih mad, Nicuz
port. Sclaien, 5uriidfebrcn muB, Dbnc
meinc Neiie mtcrbrcd)cn 81 fonncn."
Grombcrs flog Damn in cincm ipeis
ten arciS mn Den Srt bcrllm, flog
ipicber iibcr Den &annl binlpe9, auf
Calais 5u.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-11
Wesbalb mir 2ebrer baben
ipllten.

Gs Inst ms iebc geIunbc CIR .
5icbungslcbrc nnb icbcr erfabe
rene Gr5icbcr, ba6 CO fir anaz I
ben in ibren mittlcrcm Shuls I
iabrcn, ctipa pom ncllnten bis I
gum elfteu S%ebensjabr, bon 9ro> I
bem Gprtbeil lit. lpenn lie bon I
Wdnnern er5ogcn i~pcrbcn; bic
anabcn Scr pbcrcn @rnbc abcr
iollten aiif ieben Sail cinen I
mdnnliden 2ebrer baben. Sos
forbert Die Illsbilbung Der Ser I
itanbestbdtigfeit Deg &nuben. Die
MIR inter mdunli6er 2eitung 1
sebcibcn fam; ba5 forbert bas
@erbdltniB 5ipiidbeu Sd,iilcr unb I
2cbrcr, ipclfes MIR Damn oa5 1
rehte lit, fpcnn Der 3oaling 81 1
ieinem gr5ieber binnufidaltt als 1
81 einem Sbeal; bns forbert and I
Die Sdnbbabung bon Srbnun9 I
lnb Sis3iplin, Die, bon einem I
Wann %geforbert, eerre eelciitct I
ipirb bon ben ACKNOWLEDGMENT I
annbcn, nidt nber, tpcnn bnS I
Commando nusgebt bon Sraueuz 1
numb. .anaben5udt mill barte I
Sdnbe." 4
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-11
Gin ,reiterer Kanalfms.

Ser belsiide Ipiatifcr $. Gromberg
bat iiin9it ben ensliiden Ganal bon
Mteuport, 8el9ienL nlls, bon no CT am
friiben &oraen nb9ing. iibcrflogen.
sls Der slpiatifcr iiber Dem glider
bort ct. Targarete in Der Tdbe bon
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-11
5citee,mdb.

WaS III Ech?- &cum man
ieit 6lpci Stunhcn pbnc Grfol9 fiid)t
mn cnblih ciucn ulten Sdub aus hcm
MnI,cr 5icbt.
&ns it Is ii ? - &cnn iih
in hcm alten SdDub Gin anrpfen &c
fdugcn bot.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-11

luanntbeit gclingcu ipirh, bic Nnf9nbe
81 lpicn. 2citt biiritc cs i'm, nllcrz
piiga nid)t ipcrbcn. - yScitcrreifs
llngnrn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-11
81 a h Der Erdiibes : gorrciponben;
bon Wiin1eus8 laobaf.)
Sur SermfStuatl mnierer
21l6Sdken.

(Sortiesung bon Scr 3. Scitc.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-11

Sic n2onbpn SincS" mclbct, bab
Die frnn5oiiideu S%tnutsmdnner gc9cns
luGrti9 nidt acncigt limb. Die Gntcntc
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-05-30
Repeiiing the Moth !.

Many housekeepers have the mis-
taken idea that camphor, mothballs,
or similar preparations, will Kill
moths. or prevent their ravages, and
that clothes packed away with plenty
of mothballs are safe. Many house
keepers have learned that this is q
mistake, after losing perhaps valu.
able garments. i.
The fact OF the matter is that
mothballs, camphor, cedar, etc, are
not moth killers, but only moth re.
pellents, that is, clean clothes free
from moth eggs, properly packed
away with moth repellents, Will not
attract the adult moths. ''@
The Household editor of Farm
and Home says: "The proper way
to pack away wooden winter clothes
is first to air and brush thoroughly,
to make sure that no moth eggs
have found Judgment In them: They
may be packed in any receptacle, as
long as it is free from cracks. Line
with several thicknesses of newspa-
per, and pack away clothes with lay
ers of newspapers between and
campnor or mothballs wrapped in
paper. Tuck each layer of newspa,
per in we'll around the clothes
newspaper (or rather the printers
ink Is another moth repellent !.
Have the top layer paper, put the
cover on, and seal by FASTING paper
over the cracks.
That is all there is to It. Put
tho clothes away in a clean, moth
free state. and seal them up so
no moths can possibly get in. Furs
can be packed away and securely
sealed in heavy paper bags-using
two bags. one within another, each
carefully sealed-and they will be
perfectly safe. $50
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-05-30

nan, foolish men should gather
their scattered wits together at once
and build a substantial highway
clear through their district or be OBJ
iects' Of humiliating shame among
their fellowmen for years to come.
Indeed, a paved road is about the
only thing that can now redeem
them.
1t would be we'll. too, for other
farmers to lift their noses out OF
their antiquated. money-losing ruts
and give some consideration to their
wives and daughters who have been
suffering from a farm life that ii
not what it ought to be. It is a sad
thing to relate, but some stingy
selfish. old moss-backs give more
consideration to their i've stock thar
they do 70 their own wives aat
daughters. They would go int
storms of rage If they had to pei
their chickens and cattle ant
laot give them range, but they ST
around and do nothing in regard tt
penning their wives and daughter
in alarm house about tnree-fourth
of the year. Ut is no wonder thu
women are rising in rebellion.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-05-30

A few days ago when a certain
Democrat announced his candidacy
for sheriff, the Exponent gave him a
long editorial mention. Today when
another Democrat announced m
candidacy, he received no mention
by that newspaper. why? Was It
because it thought the other fellow
needed 1t or was 1t because the last
to announce did not consult the
party bosses?
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-05-30
Lmprisoning Women

All the farmers-if they are
worthy of such name-who live
along the Big Wheeling Creek road
six miles east of Wheeling and else.
where in that immediate section,
ought to be heartily ashamed OF
themselves If there is any truth 3nla
news dispatch from Wheeling that
has gained wide circulation. 4
While, their husbands we're sit
ting around waiting for county aid,
the dispatch says, a number of the
wives and daughters of the far
mers there decided to repair the
Big Wheeling Greek road them
selves. Miss Nettie Folmer fur
nished a team, which she drove,
and Mrs. Folmer, Mrs. Gene Britt
and Misses Britt and WINTERS sup
piled the women with raKes, shoveis
and other implements. They
worked from early morning and at
night had all the holes filled with
gravel and broken stone. Then they
had big supper.
No doubt the wives and daughters
mentioned were completely dis
gusted with the idiotic combination
Of farm life and bad roads that their
husbands and fathers and neighbors
offered them, when they decided to
take matters into their own hands.
II not, then why should they have
been driven to repair the roads
themselves? Those negligent, sell
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-05-30
ANNOUNCEMENTS
CoNGREssAiAN-AT-LARGE

To the Republican Voters Of Yves
Z Virginia:
I respectfully solicit your vote and
influence in behalf of my candidacy
for congressman-at-large. have
never been identified with any. fac
ton and appeal to the party as a
whole for support.
have always been a Republican.
am proud of our grand old party,
is achievements and, principles, and
am full of faith In its future. My best
Efforts will continue TO be spent in Its
service, believing that 1t can best
serve our state and nation. 2s
I appreciate the Importance Of the
office 1 seek and If nominated and
elected, will serve the whole people
Of the state. have no aftiliatiors
y that VIII embarrass or control me 70
n >detriment OF, the public interest.
4 Ny record both public and private
is the best guarantee. that l will do
what I say.
Very respectfully,
HOWARD SUTHERLAND. 4
Elkins, w. Va, May II. 1912.
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FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE.

To the people Of Harrison and Lewis
Counties:
! announce my candidacy for the
Republican nomination for Judge OF
the Circuit Court Of the Thirteenth
Judicial District, subject to the Re-
publican Primary Election to be held
the 4th day of June, 1912. hope
that every Republican voter in these
two counties will attend the primary
and vote his sentiments.
RAYMOND MAXWELL
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-05-30

IFS am q candidate for sheriff Of
Harrison county, subject to the Re.
publican primary election to be held
the 4th day Of June, 1912. I am
heartily in favor of the primary
OF nominating candidates for
office. 1 expect to make fair, clean
and vigorous canvass for the nomina-
ton; and II nominated, I shall make
an aggressive campaign for the cleo
tn Of the whole Republican ticket.
and II elected shall faithfully con.
duct my office with courtesy to all.
-. JOHN N. KNOX.
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To the Republican Voters Of HarrI

To the Republican Voters of Harrl-
son County: NJ
l announce myself candidate for
the office of assessor of Harrison
county, subject to the approval of the
Republican voters at the primary
June 4. 1912. If nominated and elect
ed 1 shall earnestly endeavor to per-
form the duties of the office to the
best OF my ability and experience.
Salem. w. Va. c. A. Schultz
May 8, 1919.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-05-30

I announce my candidacy for tn.
nomination fer Justice Of the Peace
of Coal district, Harrison county
subject to the will of the voters at tht
Republican primary election to BE-
heldHJune44. 1912.
i W. e. sTARcHER.
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ron gHERIfF.

am a candidate for the nomination
for Sheriff Of Harrison County, sub
ject to the Republican Primary to be
held June the Atm, 1919. Lam in the
race to win by making a fair and hon
est fight, and If 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.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-05-30

\ / am candidate for Congress from
the First Congressional district nf
~ est. Virginia, subject to the Repub
lean primary to be held June 4, 1912
E4expect to make fair. clean and
tnonest canvass Of all the counties in
the district for the nomination.
-. ALEX. R. CAMPBELL
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am candidate for the nomina.
ton for the office of county surveyor,
subject to the will OF the Republican
voters at the. primary election to be
held June 4, 1912.
cuTHBERT A. OSBORN.
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Il am candidate for the. nomina.
ton for judge of the criminal cour
of Harrison county, subject to The
Republican primary election to Dt
held June I. 1912.
7 HARVEY w. HARMER.
May. ., 1919.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-05-30

| ! hereby announce my candldac,
for justice Aof the peace for CLARK
district, Harrison county, subject to
the Will OF the voters at the Repub-
lican primary election to be held on
the4th day OF June, 1912.
gs c. L. FORD.
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FoR JUSTICE or THE pEAcn

I hereby announce myself as a, can.
didate tort1ustlce of the peace for
Clark district, Harrison county. sub.
jeet to the decision of the Republican
voters as expressed in the primary
election. ID be held June 4, 1919.
esq. WILLIAM POST.
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for the nomination for state senator
from the Twelfth Senatorial district,
comprising the counties OF Lewis.
Harrison and Doddridge, subject to
the Republican primary election 10 be.
feiq ON June 4. 1912.
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JOHN c. SOUTHERN.

! announce my candidacy for the
Republican nomination for Prosecut
Ing Attorney OF Harrison County
subject to the Republican Primary
Election to be held the 4th day 0
June. 1912. If nominated and elect
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-05-30
BIC SNAKE
Causes Big Commotion in the Ros-
enshine Home on First Street.

A snake four feet long with yellow
!Epots on 1t scared the wits out of
sMyer R6senshine. his family and the
neigthborhood Tuesday afternoon on
First street. The police were APP
,pealedlto5 as the snake was under
One of the beds in Rosenshine's home.
Mr. Rosenshine wanted the chief of
police to use the rife he thought the
chief had, in his pocket. Policemen
were dispatched to the scene and they
shot the snakes head off. TIL. i.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-05-30

Charles W. swisAcr. of Charleston
Isl hereby announced, as candidate
TO governor of West Virginia. sub
|deet to the rules and regulations of
the Republican organization of the
state,