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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-04-25
Masor Suits Cob.

@aibinston, %. apriI.
Sm @eiben Sauie lit elm Heriht
e~ingetroffen, melher beiagt, baB Ma.
ior- ardibalo Butt 5molf Wdnner.
pel@e fid IN bic Hettunssboote gu
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-04-25
Immune.

Ella-There goes the iuckiest girl
alive. Bella-In what respect? Ella
Nothing she eats makes her fat.-Har-
per's Bazaar.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-04-25
Fittinq.

Tommy-Pop. what are the highways
and bywaysf Tommy's Pop-Tbe
shopping district, my son.-Philadel-
phia Record.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-04-25
@arnuns Der pIeiaba~.
0ew gor.f. %. MpriiT.

" Z ~ Ur l ~. IptlIl.
4apit1n GIarf. Der 3ommanoenr
beS Tampiers rWeiaba" BON Der ut.
lantic 3ransport. peIder bier
bon 2on6on eintraf, berihtet, Dab er
bic rSitanie" iueniaer ais brei Stun.
ben ebe Der 8bite Star Tampier Den
perbdngnisoollen 3uiommenItob err.
lit, Dor Der gefdbrIihen Wdbe bon
eiSbergen brabtlos eepnrnt bat nnb
6ab err aIs gntport ben ganf oes
aapitdns Smith uno bamit Die 9e.
itatigung BEG rihtieen grnpianees
ieiner @arnung empfing.
lin $50 ltbr am Sonntog abeno
ianote Der Marconibeamte Ser .Me.
iaba" Die folgenbe 1epeife burfJ Die
2iifte:
.W. q. g.. AZ Bis 4t.25 @rao
n6rbIider greite, 49 bis 5000 melt.
Iiher 2Gnee pieI ibmcres Yadeis uno
erobe an5abl BON Gisbersen. Wetter
flar" unb unmittelbar oarauf erbielt
er bic @ntmort: ,Tmfe. Wf. O. o."
W. g. .. mar oas anfrufungsiis.
nal fir Die rGitun;c", unb burh Die
erfol9te gmpfmgs geit1tiping lit
Der 9epeis erbraht, bab beren Som.
manoeur. aenntnis BON Der 9efabr
bate.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-04-25

An eminent reputation Is as danger
Gus as q bad one.-Tacitus.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-04-25
Anttr,uhu ng 0fs
9itanif'-AmaIH&s
Sra# Mitor, Sran s6aaer HHb EBerlf
Irdibalo 8raeis weroen ans.
iasen.
perbaItnns DER ,,Frankfnrt"
lei Der Ratafropbr.
r2Iopb" ,pirb imternationais Sonic
ren3 fir 8sttunssmeien Dor.
ihlasen..
@oibinatoen %. apri!

0abingtou' %. apriI.
Ger SenotsausiduB fur oiellnter.
hidung oes Titanic. llhsliids, mel.
de in Neip Oorf %beeonnen DurOe.
natoem Die .garpatbia" NIT ben
lle6erlebenoen oes Sfifisbruds an.
eefommen mar. lit bier pieoer aufge.
nommen moroen. Bruce Ssmap. Der
Er1iibent Der Snternntionai Nercan.
tile Warine, g. q. Sranflin, Der
@iSepr1iioent Der @bite Stor.2inie,
8. Z. Gotham, Der 9camte fir orabt.
Ioie 9elegrapbie auf DER .Gorpotbia"
unb bier Sffi5iere, ionie % Seeleu.
te BON Der geiabuns Der .Sitonic"
bnben 3eugenporlaoungen erbalten.
SbqIeih Der 8oriibenoe, Senator
Smitb BON Widigan, uno Der Sena.
tor 0emlanos Die ein,igen Wit9lieoer
bes ltnteralSihuiies iino, Die bel benz
borIGufigen 8erbor in Nefp Dorf an.
meieno porei,, miro DER pone Aus.
ihuB allen bieiigen Sisungen bel.
pobnen. Die anoeren Witelieber iinb
bic Senatoren Yerfins bon Galifor.
nia, Burton bon Ohio, Bourne bon
Oregon, Simmons bon Roro.G aroli.
no uno 6letfer bon S1orioa.
Rene Stnsen.
giele bon Den iiberlebenben Eaiia.
gieren Der mgitunic" merben aiige.
riifen peroen, I'M Dor Dem ausiduiie
Gusiasen 81 MAIDEN. gs beiBt. baB
fif unter ibuen 7srou Sobn siacob
@itor. Srau !. 9. Thaper unb Oberit
@rhibaIb @racie befinben peroen.
amtlidje GrflGrnns bes relupb".
gremem, 90. gpriI.
Ger ,Noroeutid)e 2Iopo" bat onf
bic g%rfl1rung pom SaroIb Bride,
Dem Selegrapbiiten auf Der .Sita.
mic, inbe5ug aif Den 0ampfer
.Tranffurt" Die folaenoe 8egener.
%fI1rnna erlaiien: .@ir buben cine
brobtlcie anfruge ON Die nSranfiurt"
aeihift uno Die foigenbe gntport er.
balten: Der Dampfer .Sranfinrt"
penbete lid iofort nah Torben. nod.
benz er oas 9otiignaI empfangeu bot.
te itno fam nm 1856 lthr an Der
llngIiifsitGtte an. Die gntfernrng
beirug 140 Meilen. 8ir fanoen bort
Die Dompfer .girma", r8irginim"
uno .garpotbia". - Sattorf.
GapitGn Sattpri lit Ser 2ii6rer
Der .Sranffurt~. 4ad Der ausiage
bon Bride Dor Dem ltnteriuhungs.
ouSiduiie oeS Senots par Die erIte
gntport ouf Die Notiignule Der 81.
tanic" BON Der rSrunffurt" eingelali.
fen, pelhe Iortete rStano bp".
3mcn5ig Winuten ipGter ion Damn
Die rSranffurt" anacfragt BADEN:
r@as lit los?" Die 4ntipprt laiitete:
Isle limo Elm Rarr. gfeiben sic fort
iinb miifen Sic iih nidt ein." 9rihe
hatte meiter erfl1rt, er bnbe anae.
frngt, 100 oie nSrunffnrt" iif befinoe
mo Ole ~obenertpGbnte antport erhal.
ten. 9ah oen BON anoeren 0ampfern
einaeloufenen antrporten min gribe
ermittelt bnben, oaB Die rSranffurt4
Der y5itanie" n1ber getpeien lei, als
bic yGarpatbid". Die grfl6r1in9 oes
9apitGn Sottorf 5eiat dber. Bob Die
rGarpatbia" Der .9itonic" piel nj.
Der sepeieu lit. ais Ole .Sranfiurt".
benn erftcre befano iid MIR So Wei.
len entfernt. als Der. SiIieruf lie er.
reidte, lestere iiber tao Weilen.
SnternatioHafe aonferens empfohlen.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-04-25
Die rationale
Dan0elskammer.
geginn Der gerbanolnnsem an ibrcr
0rinSnng.
~Dufammfumirken NIT
Der liational-R esierune.
@ertreter enropaiider Sanbelsfam.
mern aniueienS.
@af6ington, %. gpriI.

@afbington n, %. @priI.
@ut g%eranlaliung oes Yr1iioenten
Gait iino gertreter Ger Sonoelstam.
mern unb Der 90rien in alien 5eilcn
Der gereinigten Staaten uno ibrer
Snielbeiisungen bier 5uiommengetre.
ten, nm cine rationale SdnbeIsfam-
nler 5,i biIoen, Ole NIT DER HationuI.
regieruiIg 5uiammenorbeiten ioa BEL
5orberung Der @efh1ftsintereiien Der
Hotion nnb bel 9oilnlg ibrer ofurp-
miifen Ero6leme.
$50 Ielegaten, pelbe $50 aoper.
idaften pertreten, baben Dem Hufe
oes Erniioenten Solge geleiitet. Sic
fanen aus jeoem Staate Der Union,
BON alasfa, Saiudi, ben Y6ilippinen,
Yortorifo uno Den dmertfaniihen
Sanoelsfammern in Baris, griiifei
uno aonitantinopel.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-04-25
SnternatioHafe aonferens em~pfohlen
0erIin. % MnriI

gerItn. -. Mprll.
Gin amtlifer 8ertreter oeS
-olopS- erfl6rt in 9eantiportung eli.
ner 6rase iiber permebrte Settings.
norridtungen an 9oro Der Seeoamp.
fer:
.@ir iinb NIT elmer griinolihen
ftnteriudhns Der 5raae beidditist
uno meroen cine internationaIe aom.
milton empfeblen, me:fe nnterin6en
unb erp6gen jon, OF Die segenmartia
fpeitreihenben WaBregeIn ermeitert
tperoen ionen, uno Oh cine ioIfe Or.
peiterung piinihenspert uno praf.
tiid lit. SIN elmer 10 mihtigen uno
idmierigen gngelesenbeit f0nnen mir
nidt poridnele @eriprehnnsen ma.
den, oeren ausfiibrung iid ipGter
pieaei6t oIs untunIid ermeiien mir.
be. @enn Die Gede nit an pielen Ret.
tlngsboote perieben peroen. bann
fonnte moqIihermeiie Die 9ebensret.
tling in alien Sdnen gebinoert per.
ben, in 6enen ifneIles SanoeIn not.
tpenoig lit. Gas' Yublifum broudt
fib iiber Die 9ebensrettunesamsrii.
flung unierer Sdiffe ffne Soreen 81,
| MAIDEN"
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@orfanfise Organization.

los iiir oen eriten Gag ieitgc-
fette grogramm umfaBte cine Be-
griiBungsaniprade bes ErGiioenten
uno cine @rorterung bes Sefretdrs
Ragel pom Iepartement fir Sanoel
uno grbeit. Ter Heit Der beioen
erIten Sisungstogc ioa Damn NIT
elmer freien 3isfuiiion ii6er Die be-
abiidtigte 8riinoung ausgeiiiat mer.
Den. Sorrp u. @beeler BON Der Gan.
oeIsuereinignns in Chicago purbe
gum porIduiigen 8oriitenoen erpdbIt.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-04-25
SefretGr Nasels GeSe.

Ter Sefretdr legte oen 3ped Der
geriommlung oar uno fiibrte aus,
Die TrobIeme, Dor oenen Die 8egie.
rung itebe. ieien 10 ordneenoer art.
Bob. menn Die Hegierung lire 9oinng
nift bel ben fommer5ielen uno in.
buitrieaen WGften iinr,n tonne, tie
lie anoerspo iuden mibte.
Ter apniIift lit ma6peisbar,"
iagte Serr 0agel, yfpenn Die &esie-
rung nifJt 8oridriiten finben unb err.
laiien fam, burd pelhe Die @ntmid.
lung aui perit1noigem unb normalem
@ege geinnben merben fam; oann
miro iid Der 5ortibritt unb Die aus.
bebnung tros Der @eaeIn ponjieben,
Die nidt 5utreiieno iino. Tas NOR Die
@eidibte Der gntfuidIung unb miro
iie INNER bleiben.
nRoh meiner aniift mus pieI bon
Der 0erwirrung, Die jebt beitebt, emf
mutigt nno 0erleeenbeiten bereitet,
auf bus aonto oes llmitanoes 81
ifreiben iein DOB unparteiiider, um
f~aiienoer, burhbafter aot BON oener
nift erteilt miro, Die on eriter Steat
intereiiiert limo nno beren grfabrun'
gen pitttig iino mir elm forreftes Gin
te~rnchHicn. @nitatt uns ouf Den Rai
nno DIE 8oroerungen Der Sonber
intereiien 5u perlaiien. miiiien pil
Dos aemeiniome llrteil BON Sanbe
uno Sn6uItrie baben. uno nm oieies
llrteil 81 erIangen, miiiien mir ELM
algemeine Vertretung hnben. Gas II
bic @ebeutung Der Srganiiatiou, oil
Tier porgeihlasen Miro
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-04-17

ADAIINISTRATRIX's SALE = or
Valuable Real Estate late of VIII
liam H. Bailey, deceased, situate
in Cedar Creek Hundred, Sussex
county and state OF Delaware.
BY virtue Of an order Of the Or
phans' Court of the State Of Del
aware, in and for Sussex county,
will be exposed to sale, by way
OF public autcion, on Saturday,
April 81. 1919, at 8 O'Clock ..
m, at the Windsor hotel, In Mil
ford, in Cedar Creek Hundred,
Sussex county, Delaware, the fol-
lowing described real estate, to-wit:
all that certain tract, piece AMI
parcel Of land, situate, lying and
being in Cedar Creek Hundred,
Sussex county, Delaware, lying on
the North side of the public road
leading from Brick Granary to
Cedar Greek Mills; adjoining
lands of Charles Ingram, Caroline
Bailey, Joseph Benson, lands for
merly of Henry Watson and 9TH
ers; containing nfxety-six 1867
acres more or less, Improved by a
Dwelling, Barns. stables and
other outbuildings thereon; being
the same tracts OF land conveyed
to said william H. Bailey by two
deeds, one OF record in the Re-
corder'sr Office for Sussex County,
Delaware. in Deed Book No.
167, Folio 10, and the other in
Deed Book No. 149, Folio S91,
reference to which will more fully
appear. Being the real estate OF
William H. Bailey, deceased, and
will be sold for the payments of
his debts. Attendance will be
given at the time and place
aforesaid and terms of sale made
known by Caroline Bailey, Admin
istratrix of William H. Bailey,
deceased. The Administrative is
authorized by said court to en-
ploy person to bid for her at
the sale. Notice. The return of
sale will be made at the adjourn
ed March term OF the Orphans
Court, in and for Sussex County.
to be held at GEORGETOWN, on Sat
urday. the fourth day of May, A.
d., 1912, for confirmation, and
notice is hereby given to all per-
sons interested to be and appear
at the said term Of said Orphans
Court, to be held on said day, to
make objections to the confrma-
tion Of said sale, If any they may
have. by order of the Orphans
Court. clifford E. Burton, Clerk.
Trusten P. Causey, ESQ.,, Andrew
]. Lynch, Esq, Attorneys for Ad-
minlstratrix. Issued April 6.
1912.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-04-17

Most hon keepers would rfef.- ~
keep tie kitchen floor llpsihled ana n
sh w weEt Il ~ ~ ~ ator 3
keepirs ueh 9 io1l ln sa,isI1cl5ry Co.'S
diiion Inwevei Al. IS
WI g. iishieaed and NIL Writ. 3oss
can te aiiy sttsia. 81 issoine a
each pSiltri Of fsral 81 er isitl
spoon 81 Cod ,Bus esshine pow il
scrub way. e7ti Ne =, Old ans
that sesfi 10 e sfccad3 nlo lie WOOD.
Eill soon disappear l6setht Is s
also eSceIlent f5r ssfi6bias sone lsp
and 1as yooa@9tk
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-04-17

WESTON

81 =
WESTON. April 1.-THE funeral Of
Irwin Prichard. aged 70. was held at
his residence Monday AFTERNOON, led
BY the Rev Ct G. .Lanham. "A large
number Of relatives and friends were
presents and many beautiful floral
offerings showed how he was held in
esteem By all who knew him. MI.
Pfitchatd had been III for several
years, having suffered a severe stroke
Of paralysis q number Of years ago
from which he never recovered.
Child B1rned.
Mary, the little daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry MeGilyery, was badly
burned yesterday afternoon by falling
against cooking stove.
Attends Funeral.
Mrs. Kate Mullady was called to
Sand Fork Saturday to attend the
funeral of her, brother, Peter Dorsey.
who died Thursday at his home there.
Funeral services were led by the Rev,
Father Deleaux in the Catholic church
Saturday.
Money Subscribed.
Z Thsre has been already $4,000.
subscribed and. haid for the beneft
OF the new general city hospital.
Plans have been submitted and ap-
proved by the board of directors.
Reed Goe. Lloyd Rinehart and Lloyd
Beeghley have been appointed by the
board to select a suitable site upon
which TO build.
Begins School.
Miss Woods; Of Morgantown, ar
rived here today and has begun her
domestic science school in the new
high school building.
Bny Land.
j. c. chidester, W. E. Donlan ana
u A. chittum have purchased anothe;
plat Of ground, on the McGary. farm
consisting OF about twenty-six AGRA
and they wiz have it graded and
ready for selling. by the middle Of the
summer.
Opens Shop.
J. ". Houghton, one of the best
known shoemakers in this section,
and who has been with the Weston
Shoe Company for the last eight
years, has opened up shop of his
own in the j. p. Cole building in the
room with the Smith Harness Com
pany, and his old friends will find
him In the place OF business any
time during working hours. Mr..
HOughton has spent fifty years in the
shoe business and there is no kind Of
boots and shoes he can not make.
Asks MasOns,
A delegate of the consistery branch
Of the Masonic order, was here today
getting the advice of the Masons of
this city with a view to having the
next state convention of the order
meet at clarksbutg,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-04-17

WtINTED-Partner for good bus
iness. Excellent opportunity for
sober and honest man having abil-
lily to take charge Of Office. salary
for first year 500. Investment re-
quired: $500. Young man preferred.
Address ]. V. Moore, Clarksburg.
W. Va. p. o. Box SIS,
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Read the following
serofulitie eonsuilftintion

LILY OI0dnNule3 otlte OF. NlFgtnl1- o-Wlt:
], Edmund B. Meade, Notary Public In
and forithe City of DanviIle, State Of Viz
gint1, do hereby certify that Abfam Word,
of Danville, Va, to me well known, did ap-
pear before me; and being duly sworn, de-
poseth and says as follows:
For ten years PRIOR to August, 1909,
was under the care of a regular physician.
Last spring this doctor told me he could do
me no good, and tried another for four
months without receiving airy benefit from
him
In August, 1909, 1 began taking Milan,
and am now able to do my work without
difficulty, my appetite Is good, and ! can
cat and digest any food.
My trouble was said to be Scrofulitic
Consumption, and;1 was wasted away g.
sh4dow:s was 20 weak that could hard
ly walk when commenced on MILAN.
LTesaTd MILAN Is truly valuable rene
dy an cases of blood trouble, whether
etupdye, or proceeding from lack of full,
free circulation.
Itave recommended Milan to about
twenty Of my friends, and SO far d, I have
seen or heard from them, they all speak in
the highest terms 6f It, and are recommend
ing 1t 70 their friends, i
Il was particularly beneficial to me IA aid
ing digestion and building up an appetite."
= (signedl ABRAM, WORD,
In Sftaeas Is the above, have hepsilntS sst,
my hand and the seal Of my office, this 21Fdida
-:i4strh AID. 1910 EDhUNpsB: AE4bEs
" eo5aistion expires Jan. Il. 1914. 4S--.
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FOR SALE-one bay horse; one ma
tional cash register: pairs cam
putting scales; one buggy; one set
Of harness; two Ioor scales; in fact
all kinds Of store fixtures. practical
~ new. Also will trade on real es-
tate one Franklin automobile.
model G. Touring Car. Apply to
A. ]. Boyd, 227 s. Third ST.. Bell
phone s52+J. Consolidated 364.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-04-17
AGENTS WANTED

AGENTS AND SAIEs-
MIN WANTED-in this territory
to handle our high grade line of
household necessities; Clocks,
Rugs, Lace Curtains, Tapestry
Curtains and Covers, silverware,
Wringers, Pictures, Religious
speciaIties, ETC., on monthly pay
ments. A splendid opportunity
for energetic men as this is the
best season for our business.
Hustlsrs can make big money as
the field is extensive. Highest
commission paid. No capital or
experience necessary. three ref
erences only, required. Address
with names OF references. Gately
& Fitzgerald, 4SS Market St..
Philadelphia, Pa,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-04-17
wANTED-Male Help

Al coat makers. Ap-
ply at once to Milliren Bros, Lowe
Bldg.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-04-17

FOR sADE-Rubber tired runabout,
one set of single harness and fine
saddle and Bride Inquire Of E. J.
Wood, room 3OcS1. Lowndes Bldg.
or 366 Mechanic st.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-04-17

PUBLIC SALE-I will sell at publ
sale at bridgeport. W. Va. Satur-
day, April 20, 1912. beginning at /
o'clock: One house and four lots
Terms made known on day Of sale
]. NJ. v. c6rnweIl.
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WANTED TO BUY
DRESSMAKING

wANFEQ-scwing OF all Kinds. ut IS
Elm Avenue, rear Of Carr avenue,
5 Bell phone! 'sT6-L, y
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-04-17

FOR sALE-FIye room house, cen.
trally located. with bath. pantry
and large basement. Address &C.
A." care Telegram office.
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ZOE SALE

FOR SALE, or partner wanted-Wn
sell my lunch car business or take
in an honest man or woman on the
footing Of a partner. Records show
uPF a nice; profitable trade: Very
little money needed for a deal Best
location In city. Cannot give it m
personal attention on account.
other business. Call at Owl Lunch
corner Fourth and Clark SIS. -
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-04-17
Asks MasOns.

A delegate of the consistery branch
Of the Masonic order, was here today
getting the advice of the Masons OF
this city with a view to having the
next state convention OF the order
meet at clarksbutg,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-04-17
q lee InserLionLs for q Centsl

FOR REST-1hree room house, wa.
ter, gas. and layatOry in rear OF sos
Monticello avenue. $40 per month
Water rent paid, Apply at Lsvy's
SNAKE shop, %. West Pike st.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-04-17

FOR SALE-Party running first class
rooming and boarding house VIII
sell out to suitable person. Eleven
large rooms and two bath rooms
newly furnished and up to date.
Gas and electric lights, hot and cold
water Apply at Telegram office.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-04-17

LAST OHANCE-To get the Ladies
Home Journal for $50. Beginning
with May 1st. next. the suoscrip-
ton price will. be-.s2. q year. SUBJ
scribe today thro Grace Reyes, cor
ner Third and Holman SITS. Ben
phone ss2.J. ~
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the zeal
me great
constructive
tonic and blood q

We do not set forth MILAN as a cure
for Consumption, but il has proven so beue-
heial to such patients that we believe and
are supported in our belief by practielhg
phySician, that MILAN win arrest iheip-
lent tuberculosisor consumption in. ita early
stages. We know that Il greatly benefila
eyeb those IN the advanced staees.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-04-17

WANTED-Your pipes ana 6mbrel.
las for repairing. Umbrellas re-
covered. Levy's Smoke House.
Pike st.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-04-17

THE BAZAAR MILLINERY store.
: fy2 Second street, desires 10 an.
nounce that they have secured the
service of one Of the best millinai
ers from Pittsburg and also from
vIted.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-04-17

FOR sALE-A four room cottage In
GleaWood. new cement wan being
built around property. Price ST.
100 cash. or part cash and balance
in payments Apply to Ida Flana.
gan. Stop ,, GlcnwOod.
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Salt will remove grease spots from
the top OF q stove.
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COUNC|LMEN INSIST
| ON INVESTIGATING

New York, July 27.-Unless Mayor
Gaynor calls a special meeting OF the
board of aldermen to vote upon order
Ing an investigation of the police de-
partment and the Rosenthal murder,
writ of mandamus compelling him
to do so will be served,
Such Is the announcement made to-
day by Alderman Henry. chairman OF
the finance committee of the board.
who. with 10 other aldermen, petitioned
the mayor to call meeting August l.
When the mayor was approached
last night on the subject he asserted
with considerable asperity that the pe-
titioning aldermen were trying to EN-
barrass him.
Jack Sullivan. who rode about town
with Police Lieutenant Charles Becker
on the night that Rosenthal was shot,
was arraigned today before Coroner
Hornberg on q charge Of homicide and
held without bail for examination.
Police Commissioner Waldo reiter-
ated today that there has always been
petty grating In the police department
despite efforts to stamp 1t out, but
doubted the truth Of the protection hav-
Ing been sought.
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ALDERMEN petition
| REELECTION
NINE DETROIT coUNcIlMEN
CHARGED WITH eRiseRv TO
j.. RUN FOR OFFICE.

Detroit. July 27.-All nine aldermen
under arrest on the charge OF accept
Ing money for their votes In q street
closing case will go before their con-
stituents for re-election. according to
the list OF primary candidates when It
was completed today. Alderman Glin-
nan and Alderman Rosenthal, both out
on $1,000 bail. filed their petitions to-
day.
The effect OF the alleged graft dis
closures on the filing Of primary petit
tiOns was evident. when shortly after
the arrests were made there was a
rush to the city clerks office o. pre-
viOusly unheralded candidates.
BY direction OF Assistant Prosecuting
Attorney Jasnowski the safe In the Of
flee Of Council Committee Clerk Ed
ward Schreiter was forced open today
by Q lock expert. The detectives who
worked up the graft cases alleged that
Schreiter was the leader In arrang-
Ing for the payment of the bribe
money. 1t ID said that he had refused
to open his safe for the inspection OF
the officers. so an expert was called
In. who accomplished the task. When
the authorities left the office they car
ried with them q bundle OF papers
taken out OF the safe.