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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-23


Cine Delegation pon gilosrs
tbeaierbeiibern mahte eeitern ben
giirg.rmsiftsf feline aufiportung unt
CAB bic GrtIGruna Of, bab bas5inansl
aommiiies bss 5taDtroibs ben 3ka.
terieuisn psreangenen iSreitag MIDI
eeniigsno 9ebor gsihenst bdtts. Der
Wupcr CAB bic 0eriiherune, o1b eaE
9tridumte uoheshoIf lperosn ,piiro.,
Dos Apmmittss periammtIt iid nae,'
ften 5reiiag pieber sur tpeiteren Be
rdtbung Der 0roinnn3.
qrofeior 2ouis Z. Wore bon
Der llniperIit6t bot ais Gston beg Col
Iest fir ifOne aiinite rsIisnirt, oamil
tr istnen Observation-Disclosures meb.
3sit piomsR f6nne. Or. Wsore iii
qrofefor Der 9bnfit uno feline qdto,
ratcriumarbeiisn nebmen niel .3eit In
Infpru1.
9beobore Rap.r e Bro. baben
bas stpeiltodise Wohnbaus nebIi
8runbftiif glo. 2550 Sadberrn CTR
ouf offentIihtr qutiion fir $3375 an
). fJrcntIin Smith pertarit. 5errer
ptrihisbsns Grunbitiide an Der 6um.
boioi 4be gu 1926 r.Ip. $4o0.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-23
0abtsa NIB 8eIsSme.

- Dos pferb Der Grau Z. 5htio.
go. 498 4. 4penue, Danton, itsitte
an Der JairfieIb 4penue nnS 6alldm
Strdbe tn 4eIlpsus uno nahm RsiB-
dus. israu Gdsio nnroe ous BEN
gussp sefhleubsrt uno erlitt aontll.
iionen. Rahoem ibr GrStlihe SilTs
gsleiitet fporoen, lpuros iie nah ibrsr
@ohuilus esbraht. Dus gfcro tparoc
unperlsBt aafgefangen
5rl. Gtto 8oertbIsin bon Belle.
pue lit nah rnsbrlpDhentlihem Qufents
bait in Gbicasc, Su.. 5uriidsetsbrt.
5err Soiepb Bed uno Ghnefter.
SRI. Grocs Bed, BON Dapton, Iolpic
9err Grant goeslbah uno SRI. Mollis
Grone BON price 0iu, Cincinnati, hns
ben 9sitern eiren 4utotrip nuh 3ss
trpit, Wtih., aneetreten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-23
6Iei,se psIiseina6ridten

- lie Tstetiips Beaner unb anos
,denbouer perbafte!sn seitern i'm 9oit.
aebdube bic 10 Sabre olte Cora
gbilbreB aus Rihmono, ga, unb bic
l6idbriss asnss ssobnIon aus DerieI.
ben .Stnoi. Die U6ohen iInp Don
tort entloufen unb mar oie 4,olisei
erfu6i fp0roen. ilmihdu nah benIel.
BEN au balten. Dir Sohnfon ersldrle,
eab lie BON 6auIs fortaeloufen rel,
rdd,osm fis einen Streit nit ibrsn Of
tern bate. 9as W1Dfen lberrebete
bann bic ebilbreb, lpeIfe cine 6aIbs
ipaife III, iih ihr oH3ufhlisben. Die
WlGohen fpuroen perbaftei, aIs lie ouf
benz goitamt nah Brhfen Fragten.
Sin 8trDanoier eines Der Ws1bhsn
tommt ndh bier. I'm bieielben ab5u.
boten.
Die Dttsttips gedrSaae unb
O'grien perbafteisn seitern ben Heaer
albert GDans, 25 Sabre aIt, bon gso.
4l5 Rem Strdbs. untsr Dem 9ernohf
bes Ginbruhsoisbftabls. Der glsger
eefianb Elm. Derihisbsns ginbriihe In
6Guiern an Der 8. unb WlounD Girns
be. Barr uHb Gutter Etrabe. 4. unO
Dart Strnbe, 2lrmorn unb 1ruman
4penue foipie i'm b1ufs Ho. SIG meIt
Court GtrGBs bel Gbuoro ROB aus.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-23
QsaerinHea aIs straHsuraaber.

Gine b0ie Grfahrung bat Dilliam
Eione aus Chattanooga, Tenn, In
Gineinnaii etrHaht, tpoleIbit sr fih BEL
einem Bstnnntsn. Milliam 9ait. 24S
Meit 8. Gtrabs. bsTuhslDeiis aufbaIi.
Stone rnadte bic 8etanniif,afi siDeisr
Qesfrinnsn an Der msft 6. girabg
bic i'm binisr oas 6aus 80. 518 gDsit
8. Ctr. lodtea. 6ier f6lug bic Rsgst
rim Cra Gallagher ibn ins Gelid)s,
iDdbrenb ibre aumpanin Sulia Smith
feline 3afhen burbiudts unp IGN mn
Die Summe BON $50 srlsittsrse, lp.l,
den 1etrag iie bem Qseer WaIitr
Seott iibergabeu, Der bomii bic sflud,t
ereriff. Der Worfan Durbe BON eis
nem fpsibtn MlGbhen bsobahiti. iptIbe
Der poIi5ei bic Qegsrinntn uIs lIfy:s
tbdisrinnen be5si1nsie. Disltlbsn
|lpasosB ols pxrDddtis In Aafi genolr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-23
Ginbriid3e unS DiebitdbIe.

- Gin unbefonnter I'nnn iunri
aciteru 5H iriiber Roraenitunoe Die
Shnufeniteriheibe oes ssmipeiierge.
id1fts bon s,oieph glnut, go. All
Wain Sirabe. eiH ergriif ober Die
sSIudt. ais bic Sherben fIirreno aui
Die StraRe iieleR. Gs fotnte nod
'aif)t ieitgeiteut iperoen, OBJ etiras &c.
ItobIcn plrSe.
9ieid,e geuie ndd)ie eia Sdleidl.
oieb, iueIfler aus Der 3ohnung Der
,Sreu 2. gaiIion, go. 400 Belts CTR.
eine Sanotasd)s entipenoete. 3ie Ia.
ife entbielt So in gnnr, 3 gantbii.
der. fiinf hinge i'm 8ertbe non S105,
3ipei llbren i'm Rertb Don $50 uno
elm Snlsbaro, ipeld)es nit $25 beiper.
tAet iii.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-23
Gnrdl eiasH yaeiieritidl perlest.

gei sinsm Sirsit. pelasn 4lpbins
5aeObs, BON go. 322 on z. GtraBs.
mii anoit Sbintn on Der 7. Gtrabe
unb grOaoipap bate, ipurpe Der GaI1a
ishr Suorinslih. bab CT fosar nit e.
mem Wsher auf 4lphine Iossins uno
ibr .iHen Sid in ben unierleib p,rr
fsBte. Jtbt f6riit abr bic polisei
Elm uHo ptrbafteie Sbinsa uHtsr esr
aHtIags Der beabfi6tis.en 90niurg.
9as MdD6sn ipeissris ii6, miittIs
2iutos pniroIipassns na6 osm 6ofpis
tai iiberfiibri gu iperben, ionbern naba
Elm 5aIitab. In iueldem iis nad3 benz
60fpitaI Iubr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-23
Gid ielbit beiisaen

III Der aroBic Sieg. glit oieiem Be.
meinplab iiHo Die @einnoen MIR j.,
id;nell BET Der sSano. menn Iie Der 10.
len Sanne Der uon 6roniihen arant.
heiten @efclterteu bilIigen 1roit sii.
ipreflen molten. glber init siatb urn
lbnt iprinaen oieie SaHlariter Der
Heoensnri" nid,t bel. @crn .. y. sse.
maao Don oeH 5oIterallalen Der Sa,
morrbcioen aepeiniat miro. baben fie
aud, nidlts iibris ais Meoensnrien.
lpdhrcno in ioId,cn 5allen SiiIie bod
rrdlt leidt 81 befhafiea mare: Rit
Or. SiIsbee's Anafeiis. BrobeH pon
y. Neiiiine0ter & 60. Dor 1916.
9teir s)orf, foiienfrei Derjanot. h,s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-23
Perismsl. sti;ew.

5rau annd Stumpfm.ier
f.ierte perganoene WodN in goomanns
Wiitpenheimath aui Ult. auburn If.
rem 81. 9tburtsids uno empfina hi,
hersliditen 9Iiidpiinfhe. 0isls oer
ulien Grtuucinnen aus Der StnoI
brahteu ibrs @ratuIationen perionliG
bar uno psrIebten NIT pem greiTeH ges
birisiagstinb, oas iid, nod elmer be-
neibeHspsrthsn Ruitisteit bts 9eiitsa
unb pes aprpers trfrsui, eiHiss ih6nt
Stun6tu.
Serr sSpharn Snfob Sob
lit am Sonritog i'm 7eutfd,en 0iofo'
niiicn Soipital i'm aIter on 90 Sab.
rem seitorben. Gr mar @0rtner Don
Broleiiiou. elm Sobu oes perltorbensr
,saeob 9iobr uno IN Der Sdnpeijer
SioIonie DobIbefaHnt. Der 5erbIi.
feue mar Sunggeieile NIB binterIabt
an ndbern angeborigen ieinem gru.
Der Serru Senrn 9iobr ioipie sluei
Sdupeitern, sSrnu Sofer.@ .@eitltein
liTlo Sefd gdnoDte. 1fe geerolauiIl
iinbet ON Wittpot Qnhmittoe itatt.
Scrr Robr itarb iHioIse zines lin.
faaS.
5rnu Caroline Qroeaer,
0e6 8erben, lit am Gonntaa 0ud,.
mitina ibren Sieben ourd ben lob
entriiieu poroeu, iunig betronert pom
Allen. Die Die geahtete uno beIiebte
6raii inn 2e6en sefonut hatten. sic
bate ein aIter pon II Sahren er.
rtidlt uno mar nns 2uebbefe in geeit.
pbalen gebiirtia. an ndbern angefo-
riaen hinterldBt iie Den 8dtten Serrn
SeinridI aroeaer einen Soan,
Shpiegertodier unb BroBfinoer.
Sie mar ein Ianai1briges WaitaiieD
Der Temtihen 8eformirten Salems
@emein0e uno in oieier Stride iinoct
am Touneritag Nad)mittng Der 5rau,
ergcttesbienlt itntf. lie 9eliattung
erFoIgt bonn Trauerbniiie, 1926 Sigb.
lono Apenne, aus mo aiif Dem Sig).
lano Siirdlboi lpir6 bic 8erbIihenc
sur lcsten Gilbe beiiatiet weroeu.
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Der DiberfprmhsnoIfe
Teu1fhs.

1ransois: % Off isltiamsr, iDiotrs
ipredsnoer gebraut 'nbtn bic DeutIdf.
Grit sisbtn Ct Rum in BolDI. III IHas
ten ts fart. Dann tbuH Il WaiItr
'inein IN motsn es fiDod, bann sebsn
e 3iircn. fu mGitn Is faHtr, iiHD ipis !
Der Guier. su maitn es fiiB. llno
oann 'tben sr bds Glas 'ot iinb iaatn:
sd biHg ss Shnsn. nn0 pann - frins
ten & "a islbr.@,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-23

Die iGhrliae Rsunion Der Shuis
tamsrdoeH unb EnmerubinHen Der IA.
8titritt uno Der Grften 5nttrmepiat.
Shuls finbst Somitos. q. Gsptsrs
Der, i'm .3ooIosifteH Gar.en Iiait unr
srpar BON 2 llbr Rahmitidas Bis
1890 absnbs. Mer obns GHtibuleis
euug fsrnbIsibt. muB nahfisen unD
betommt Strofarbeit. 60 bat es
Qrinsipal Geo. =. Gonbs onseorbnst.
Gin hubfhes grosramm III fir be
Jsier uufgeitent.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-23

artbur Sames. Der i'm Rano 6otel
ncbni. jsboh niht eerHe iein Wohsr.
Dobin uno f,iR 4lter aHs.bsn m5his.
mo6te ourG einen 6ot,lpaesn i'm 6r.
ieI bic 8efcnntidnft elmer jungtn
S60nen. Gin Renossspous rpuro.
cerabreoet, bod mar bas GrtpodsR
eiH b0iss. Gelo ioipobl fpie Jreunota
Ddren Deri1DuHotn uno iibrig gtblit
ben mar ibm nur Gin stpoltiseraassn
iommer. Sect fcl bic poiisei bslfsn.
fsine 9ulcinsa Su srmiiisln unn rpsna
moglih. ibm ons 9elo lpiebsr su be.
fhaffen. GiHoliHe Ginfalt! Der 90,
ielpdge tonnis nod ni6t nernommen
lDerbeH, Da er Rahts agbeitei.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-23
2ofal 8eridt.
llnfane.

- Sn isiHsr Mohnnns, 30. 546
9ort StraBe, fiei geitsrn NOrsen Der
43 sSahre dlte Aibert 6errrn bic
sreDpe binob uHb sos iih sineH arms
brnh sa Der DsrunaIiidte lieB iih
i'm itdotifhen GranteHbaus behanoeIn.
ssm Itaotifden 6oipitGl erihisn
asitern Wlorgen Hoberi gan Don Ro.
245 Ieff d. SiraBt. nm bort um Be.
bdnoluna nahsuiuh<n. Ran ertldrts
ben Aersten. bab ihm am Gamftos Gin
Baum auf bic 8ruft aefollsn fsi, ais er
IN Der Qabe Don quoiorp. ap. nit
ieinen aeuten an Der GifeHbnbn az.
beitsie. Die aersts fteltsu fsf. bob
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-23

Tetefiipdef Grim fehrte geitern
mad; Cincinnati snriid uno erfldr.e,
oak ale sSdhrteH Der brei Manner.
rpeIfjcs hes Morbes an bem Staliener
Econ Stilitnno 6eroad)tie iino. per.
loren geeangeu Iino. Cine Sale ipnr
IN elmer nnberen Stnbt geleet, bod
obne erfols. e. mtrS bebaliptet. haf,
eil,e 3ram, iueldje pon ben glanen
Der 9soliSei nnterriftet mar. nrb ueI.
de bel Der Grmoroung inbireft TIRE
Sano inn SpieIe tntte, bic 1bater &c.
.parnt bate.
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giop sinen bOppcIttn Rippenbru6 sr

Ran einen bOppeIten Rippenbrua sr.
litten bat.
- Bon elmer gabnenitdnae fieI &c.
tern WDrsen Der % Sabre alte petsr
8oee bon go. 2164 Florence 5trabe
ob anb scd iid cine 0errentuna oes
5uBaelenfs su.
- Nabe Neitiuoob iicl Der 40
Sabre alte Gotporo RcIonongb, OIL
Der s. nno gloer StroBe uobuboit,
non einein @aagon Der g2eitrpooo
5trabenbabuIinie lno 500 iih cine
Ierleting am aopf 3lt. ,sn ii1oii
id,en arnntenbans lieB iid Der 8cr.
lebic einrn 0erbonn anIeqen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-23
Observation-Disclosures.

6olstn6e Observation-Disclosures tuur.
ben ssfiern ausaei.slt:
5rau Qtonaro Bauer. sfpei 2 212s
iiodige 8adItstn WobnbGufsr 1878
-1681 Bruce apsnn.; isoss $4,000.
g. .. Cooper. 212itodisss Bad
itsin'BObnhous. Sftfeits Don SisbIant
4nenne; $37O0.
9heo. potttr. 212tDdisss Jrams.
Wobnbaus, an wornsr Sir.; $500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-23

itRier agent in Samifton i'll
Serr Gonaro 9rnd, 449 Siio 5anItc
Gtrafs. SeH ScI. 476 U, Some
4bone 1851 u.
Gopin mnsrs, Der 10 Sabre
dlte SobH Der 5lmilie s.. Wpera, Rc.
853 8tne Strabe, Itarb an Der Diphs
tteritis. Die 2eite lpuros auf BEN
ct. Stetptsns Grteobof 5ur Iss.sn
Rube heitattet.
- SRI. WoIIie GbrnT6tpenber, be
Sohtsr pes psritorbsnsn gGders Ok.
Ghrnfdpenber, itarb in ibrer Wob@
nung on Der 5ieb Strabs I'm alter
bon So JohrsH. Sic binterldbt mebs
rsre gsTbtpiftsr.
- lie sIniopiie an ser Seide ocs
sarbiaen e5eorgc IRiles, peIdDer ani
SomIiug 9tuf,nittag i'm Wtercn so,
ipital itarb, enthiIIlte Die Ihatfad,e.
oab Der Diann einem Sd3d0eIbrud,
IerIcgen iii. Or mar elm Anaeitellter
Der 9InoreIpa sIipbalt Raping 60,
uurSe am z. Sepieulber BON eiuent
bis iest iinbetanntcu Raiic9enoiiea
'auls SniIpt acitlogcu nnb itarb,
obne sur geiinnung getommen jit
icin.
2illic Troub bon Riooletoiun
bat 1Sohu Groub aui Sf,eioung per,
float uno perlGnBt nebcubei alis
mente. IaS Gaar beiratbete i'm eIp
quit 1886 une bat 6 aiuoer.
CHRIS. 5or, Gin 3arbiger, tpeIGcr
ieinen 9ruber &il. 5or IN Der Gam.
Itng 9iafi in oen llnterleib ileh.
Duroe boraeiteru abeuo BON Dem
stOnitabIer galier in 8efpabrIam ge.
uommeu, bem Sriebensrihter SIea
porgeiiibrt uub Gem 8eriflt iiber.
uieier.
- 3dbreno ocS SiseoI.s ssaGres.
ncIhes nit Dem ! . September 1919
aum abifIIb fan, luuroen in Butler
Gountu 7S2 nelte 9auten erridj.ei.
Ter aoitenouipauo betrug $780,
G20.
- G. 8. ,,ocn, tpeId)er einen re.
ooIper herumihleppte iuo IN Der
Sauitag gtott abfeilcrte. ipurbe ge.
itcrn Y9oracr Don Ropor Straub
oem eSerift ilberpieien. Or iii Der
Ied,ite anaetIagte. ipelf)er unter oen
ncuen geiee peseu 3rageng perbor.
aeuer @niieu Dem 9eridJt iiberrpieien
IpurSc.
-1ie Reiie!aidle 6es GIarf Bates,
meIhe i'm St. Charles SoteI pom
2ouis 3at deiiohleu ruoroen mar.
muroc geitern Rorsen BON Der goIi.
sci III benz Simmer Dads gefmoen
Ter Seeterc lpurbe bon Inpcr,
Stralb sur 3ablins bon $25 uno
9citen oerurtbeilt.
- Iiebe branaen In einen 8iiter.
pa9en Der IenninlpnRio eiienbahn.
lugider in DIosler itnnb uno erbente.
ten "a Baar ,Srauenihube. pelde iiit
Die ,sirma StraitB l. so. beltinmt
moren. Bon ben Tieben nno Sru1en
'eb!t bis jest Ieoe Spnr.
- TER @irih Sreo 3immer nubte
ceiteru Woraeu I'm 8oIijeiecrid;.
S25 uno Soften be5ohIen, neil er ain
Sonniag irlnc gsirtbid)nft often biclt.
- Ger 1orbige Gb. Green, peldDet
ees angriiis aui 8on Gilbert in Scr
Samftog Nadlt angefIdst itano, ipur.
bc aeitcrn Diorgen oein g.apor
Straub uorgeiiibrt unb Sur 3abInio
pom 5000 unb Nonaten inn gineir.
notier arbeitsb1us perurtbeilt.
- Sscnr Ganbers pon Der H.
Strabe itiir5te uorgeiiern RofJnittdg
in StEoelnuoIo uon einem Strdben.
hohnpogen. iueId)er utter Tad, &C.
bradit meroen iollte uno fiel nuf oea
aopf. Gr erIltf cine unbeneutenoe
@imoe uno lulIroe in eiuem 9Inromo.
Bill nnf ieiHem Seirn. Ro. 645 IL.
SiraBe, gebraft, no CT lih bnIo mic.
oer erboIte.
.-~A-----~-~~~-~z-~-u~~suuuE
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men unb finb Der goIissi ibon ldnss
betannt. es gslans bis iest nod
ni6t. bes Seott babbaft 3u ptrDtn.
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RerIaHat aHabeH. Gahsuiraaeu Del her
AlbaMbrg lige Co.. sseDport. kB. ss2s, "a
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- a iIts ~.

ltEier agemt in Samilton III
Serr Gonaro Srnf, 4i9 SiS 5anitc
Gtrafe. Sca ScI. 476 a., Some
Ebune 1851 u.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-11-03
INSTRUCTIVE
And Impressive Lecture is De-
livered on the Social Evil
by G. N. Smith.

A large crowd OF men attended the
meeting of the Methodist Brother
hood Sunday afternoon at the Firsi
Methodist Episcopal church and
listened to a splendii, illuminating
lecture on the social evil by @. NJ
Smith, of Lost Creek.
The lecture is the product OF years
OF research and is OF great educa.
tional benefit to all men. II ap.
'prises and warns them Of the awful
consequences of diseases resulting
from the social evil, treats Of pre-.
Eyentive methods and advocates rad.
ical steps for the determination OF
the vice. Cold facts, which all men
should know not only for their own
good but for the good of theor loved
ones and of children unborn. are
presented in an impressive and in
structive manner.
The lecture is OF such value that
It ought to be heard by every man,
and It ought toibe repeated here for
the benefit Of those who did not hear
II yesterday. s. .s5sy sass5-v-s q
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-11-03

Fred W. BALI, of Columbus, O., aud
itor for the Hoster brewing people,
is a visitor at the local plant of the
concern.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-11-03
You Marvel How Worst Skin
Eruptions Disappear as Result
Of Famous Remedy

II you should meet anyone vanishing a
sore with a greasy ointment. your best ad.
vice would be to quit such things an6
attend to the blood.
To successfully hight any blood trouble
some eruptive skin disease-call It eczema
lupus. psoriasis, malarin or scrofuia-gef
your blood under the influence OF S. s. S
1t Is one OF those rare medical forces whicl
act In the blood with the same degree o.
certainty that is found in all natural ten,
denotes. The manner in which 1t dominate.
and controls the mysterious TRANSFORMED
Of rich, rcd, pure arterial blood, for tho
diseased ycnous blood Is marvellous
Out through every skin pore acids, germ.
and other blood Impurities are forced IF
the form Of invisible yapor; the bowels
kidneys, bladder and all emunctories Of thu
body are marshniled into a fighting forcs
to expel every vestlge Of eruptIve disease.
There Is scarcely community anywhca
but what has Its living example OF TIL
wonderful curative effects OF s. S. s. &C
bottle OF this famous remedy to-day, ant
II your case Is stubborn or peculiar. writ
to the Swift Specific Co.. ZIG Swift Bldg.
Atlanta, Ga.
Do not permit anyone to talk you int
some useless compound they put up as {
substitute for s. s. $. No honest druggis
Will do this.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-11-03

The study Of roots and herbs. their
character and power over disease.
was what led Lydia Z. Pinkhasn OF
Lynn, Mass, 10 produce Tor woman's
Ills the most successful remedy the
world has ever known, and while she
passed to Sher reward some years ago.
her work among suffering women ls
stiH carried on b. trained assistanta
and many tons Of roots and herbs
are consumed annually In the manu-
facture OF the now famous Lydia E.
PinlShsm's Vegetable Compound, as
originated by her, Advertisement.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-11-03
PLAIN CLOTHES MAN
Is Added to the Police Force and
Makes Two Arrests at Once.

The efficient police force was aug
mented yesterday by the addition OF
John Whitchlatch, who will act in the
capacity of what is known as a plain
clothes man. That means he will
not be gayly bedecked with the blue
coat and brass buttons Of the regular
offices but viii wear plain clothes
Just as you and |, ar rather as you,
as we, being humble newspaper men,
are generally scantily clad.
The new officer was sworn in yes
terday morning and within an hour
after becoming an officer he had made
two arrests, they being the two young
boys who We're wanted for the larceny
of shotgun.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-11-03
S75O EACH

Terms $3.50 down on
each lot, and the balance
in one, two, three and
four years, with interest
at s per cent. There
are lots in the iStealey
addition right close to
these lots that have sold
for $1,1OO.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-11-03
ENGLISH GIRL
Is a Granddaughter of Mortimer w
Smith of This City.

Mortimer w. Smith received a ca
6legram Monday morning from Lon
don, Eng announcing the birth OF
Virginia, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dabney l.. Smith. his son and daugn-
ter-in-law, there at 10 O'Clock Sun
day night. While the father ana
mother OF Virginia are American
born she is little English girl as to
birthplace, fact the happy grand
father has right to feel proud OF,
If ne so desires. The little girl was
named for her grandmother. Yir-
g!nia Lee Smith. The cablegram
stated that they were all doing well.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-11-03

STEALEY ADDITION
Here are a couple of lots
that should make you sit
up and take notice. They
are on Duff street, right
close to the school house
Lots are 40x120 feet,
gas, water and sewerage
in this addition, at price
of
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-11-03
PERSONAL

John Aeheson and daughters, Misses
Marjorie and Florence, left last night
for Jacksonville, Fla.
p: z. Kidd, of Wheeling. is guest
at the Gore.
Joseph J. Funderbunk, OF King
wood, Is q visitor in the city.
n. o. Haller. Of Fairmont, Is city
business yisTtor.
n A. Bartlett Is here from Fair
mont. -LlA.4a.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-11-03
q: 8 6 3 E E:::..
boys
HEaFA
Values
boys
winter ronpers

Brown Corduroy Suit - for
boys > TO 8 years-made in
the popular Pelted. style with a
yoke and narrow standing col
lar, which may be finished
with ] Batch collar and Wind,
sor lie. Very desirable Tor
kindergarten or school wear
reauiaf 500 value offered at
$50.
Other attractive TO m p eyr
suits OF dark blue broadclotl,
and soft grey f1annel-all in
the favored belted Katzcnjam-
mer style, and wear we'll
sizes 2 to S years, 500 and
$3.50.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-11-03
DAINTY MENUEs.

Are not complete Without some OF
the imported novelties in food stuffs
to be found at Garskadon's. We have
the largest and fanciest line OF hot
house products. We pay no rent, run
two wagons and solicit accounts from
responsible Observation-Disclosures.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-08-26
Building Fire==Is
Severely Burned.

Old Town, Me-, Aug. 25.-Early Mon
day morning, Mrs. jackson, an aged
lady, living at the home of her son.
Mathew. in Milford, was severely
burned and is now in a critical eondi-
ton. The lady who was alone in the
house, her son being at the barn milk
ing, was building the fire, when stick
that was blazing. dropped on the floor
and set fire to her clothing. Her
screams reused the neighbors and JAS
per Madden was among the first to ar
rive.
The fire was extinguished with his
aid and that of others but not before
Mrs. jackson had been seriously burn
ed. A physician was summoned and
dressed the wounds making the patient
as comfortable as possible. Mrs. Jack
sons age and the fact that she was
in rather poor health are against re-
coyery but her daughter. Mrs. Emily
Tozier, is caring for her and every
thing possible will be done for her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Smith Cram
recently celebrated their 50th wedding
anniversary at their home on Veazie
street,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-08-26
Rainfall oflSaturday'
= Was Much Needed.

The rainfall of Saturday, when meas
red IN the morning showed a precipi
alton of log. the first to be had since
Mug H. when in the early morning 81
ell Although the rain of that date
vas not general all over the State.
md was more a matter of local show
rs. the rain Of last Saturday was gen
raj, and 1.09 inches of rain. in about
TWO hours was just what was needed
o extinguish the forest fires complete
~ and start crops. which had begun to
whittier in the hot sun, on new
growth.
Further reports received at the Forest
commissioners office say that all the
Forest fires which have been raginS
in the state are completely out and the
soaking that the ground received al
most nrecludeS any possibility of any
material smouldering beneath the
ground, as is sometimes the case,e to
break out unexpectedly.
The agricultural department has re-
ceived reports that the rain, which
broke the two weeks of the severest
than that. came just in time to save the
large acreage of corn that had been
planted this year, in this State.
The apples, too. suffered to a more
or less extent by the lack of water, and
the output. this year, probably will not
be as large as last year Every crop
suffered severely in the last few weeks
and there has been, on the part of a
few farmers, doubts that even the rain
at this time would be sufficient to cause
the crops to recover.
The rainfall during the month of Au-
gust to the present time was as fol-
lows: Aug. 4, go Aug 5, 10; Aug. I. .0a
Aug H. .27 and in each of these cases
with the exception of Aug. g, have
been practically showers, covering only
part of the State.