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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-10

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toner Wclts3eitnna".

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toner 0clis5eiiuns".
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Sp ltcIs aeItmiidt trugit pu bdi
nanpt,
Hun biit bu allen Shmuds beraubt.
Qpie Itebii pu arm, ipie itebit ou Bios,
Doh audi i'm Gsibsn fton ilno 9rob
llno jeoer, Der bid je geliebt,
Dir beute tsr5lih Weitleio siebt.
unb trob tenn gIenb unb Der glotl
Gin 2tsbesieuer bib umlobt.
Bon fern uno nabim aansen Gdno
Wirb 6iIfe oeinem 8olt seidnot.
llno beiner giirger ipat're Sdoar
Sic bringen ipillig Spfer bar,
llnb mas fir bid nas beH're Gut,
sic brinesn 5roii nit ibrem Wluth.
Wit ibrem Mutb, Der unsn.tpsgt
Die eriten pIane fhon beregt,
Die eriten WlttteI i6on tsbsnti,
Wie alIes fi6 gum 9uten Ierls..
llnb ale 6dnbs ereiien gu
sSR banee bergen tthrt bic Rub,
llne dIlss bilft 5u bisfer 3eit.
l3u fpeben Dir Elm nsues Fleib
Gin alsib su nsuem StolS nne Redt
DR's it0nsr lab npd tein GsI6led)t
llnb Gbrsniterne eing,itidt.
Wis iis Elm giireertbum nur fhmiidt.
9ot db,r, 9anton, 6eimatb fton,
9ab fart osin gurasrrsht beiteb'R,
Dab man Der 1rsibeit Out ni6t raubi
Dsil man bib arm unb tpsbrloi
eluubt.
SAB Wabfamtsit niti duber Qbt.
2ab Dir niht ihmlIeru oeine Wldctt.
Dab iebsr mttbeiiimmen lam
TeiR StidiaI 0Is elm irsisr Wann.
geb<nt' ots giireers errite pfIitt
llnb brsfe bein GsIiibbs nIht.
ltnb 6iiter ieB' Dir nur ins 5aus,
Die ibrs pfIihtsn iiben aus.
8 Tanion lisb, o Taa.on ih0u.
mir lptrnen eonn i'm Slid uns iebn
5m isibiterbult'usn giirgsr9nt
llnb iegnsn oieis SdreceHsfguth.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-10

ptnen golisiiten perta'tst fuorstn.
Gyaslofsln bate iid in sirsm b.rti
iibsrItfpemmien Seller bsim Abs
it,neinsn BON glsirofr ertrtlttH lals
len ,pdbrenb aallpalstp in ti en- ans
oeren aeuer ieintn .affsn@ aus diif.
Nm ndhTien WlpraeH ipuroen bt'oe por
gbsf g,cliaeiridier GsmYner astupri,
pelfer ben qanaftager otns 5iloliinl
BON giiratlit fsithieIt nno Den Lns1f
aen nit sipsi Eelltrs ~ponis' "a y
aoIpaIsfp 1bsr aing lDle oeIn DetaRHs
ten 2sopoIp. Der. ME e. IN ~
if5ntn aisbe tstbt, adl ltti 'oslo
perioffsn" bnt, 70 follte sr DC 5ip.is
Iollors obbrummsn uno IN tem
arcbsn ariinen Ndaen fpuio, er rap
oem S3otfli Nn1nnno eeihafii.
s,ier lpdrb en- bon ben Geamien Sus
riitusitslIt, oo er nur irdngelb1fi ur'8s
.Iiich iprdb unb iih nidi ptritanoiatr
fonnts. 2lls taeegen Der Ginbrtnr
nab Ieintm RamsH atfsaat irIros. oa
iplI pieisr in iaoellcffm Gdelfltb
uSotn aoApdlstn" gerufen bab.r
5batiafs iii isoenfclIs, onb Der Iruns
tenbpIo in Die ariminoIabite'liins tam
uno Der Ginbrettr nab siDel ZagsH
enttofien irurbe. Qlls olnn Der etit
aaIp1lgfr, psl6sr iibris,ns NIT isis
nsrn .aons rihtiasn Ramsn" Bahama
bsiben min, ipdier Dor BE 1tohot'
f9porensn gefiibrt fpuroe uHo srtuhr
,peid,es Werbrehen man ihH btslttisie,
idIul sr elm g,tpal'isss eanientc an.
Der Rid)ier inosTen belt bies iiir siH
csftidtss WldBten zines ~'tfrtrtE
Snnuen" uuo Itais ben llnituIosbes
thtusrunasn oes Mannss itns Be-
neuilina bei. Tiiiritisdniuait eropltp
aloubis absr ipGtsr itiHtm Gspihsn
ihulcia su fsin, Die Bsbauptungtn nss
0tiouaensn, Das Gpfer sinsr Itrs
ipehsiuna su feiH. seHauer uHierilt'R
All miiilsn, uno er ihid.e ben ssclis
,iitsn. Der ieiner 9eit ben sinbrsh T
rsrboitsi bate. natl BEN @efaaaHis.
Ter goIi3tit nnhm fih fstnsH Eaupis
ssuasn atssu DEN 2anaiingtr nit, rro
ais fie anliu1Is.n's" Seat bsira,sn,
aei6ab ..;n aapaltists S6iittslH fts
aopfes." Ter 0efdngent mar ritt etr
einbretsr. Nsrr eropisp oIoneie fl.rs
duf ipfort bic 5rtildIiang o.s trini e
iruhen polsnichnts on, ipdbrsno pc
polisei felt tini1sn 5ogen Ipieoer r1th
Gem ihIausn ginbreter llmic1au bali,
rptltlr bic gdarHmttn @si1ngnis6s
BORDEN an Der Vais herumssiiihr. tat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-10
alcrlei aus Hem g)orf.
8itrioI uno ReooIosr. - 6oms Rult
fur Ole Stobt Qslp Yort. - DIR
faii6e Iemttrius.

Gr fordt iit nit, Der tapfsre Sfitsns
pdtier anbrnu Z. I,oesco pon GIIis
SsIanb. Selbit bonn Hint. lpenn ieiE
stfpas umfangrsifer Goyper in Gs'
fabr ssrdto. eiusm RsppIper dIs 3i.Is
itxibe "a oieHsu, NIHo itiHem fsiittH
2lntIis 9srunSisruHg ourh dgsnos
Sdure mint. sri; 33pei .Geitres be
Cadet" ausgtriiiis,. tam Ter WoHH
nit oem 5aLienbiid in Qatsrion in bic
Dohnung einss ssruiFeR Gecrg 5os
b1nn Stut, ntr nQh .3uriidIafiuns
isinsr 5amiIis in bsm hiiiorlltsn
Sodrbriidm mil bsr q Sabre oltsH
aatberine Erdmsr auf oss Wistrss unb
Der aiebe Welsn en- 9orb oes DAM
piers .grin, 5risbrib Mitb.Im" I'M
lpunosri60nsn Rpnat Wloi uor'm
Sabr zine nJahrt ms giaut" uns
tsrnommsn bate, unb Lier ungsidbrs
BET aelnnnsi mar. SnTpettor 5soeseo
bate, pis auf Guis SsInuo mits,s
tbeiIi paro, ale llriadt. iif in
af)t 81 nebmen. Tenn ais er ben
Wonn fsfinohm, fano er tel i'm
tine Jlnihe nit 8itriol uno einen
oebaoenen RtroIpsr. Die er ipdtsr osm
Rari.Gten aobrnstt auf Gllis sSslnHo
eiupsrlsibis. Sdud itammt aus aisn
in Der Rbeinpronin5. feline boIof Dull
cinea tommt aus Sfjcrn In g1nern.
Sie lsrntsn iif in Saarbriidsn isnntn.
no Sdud nit ieiner camille ruobnts.
unn aIs bas gerhdlinis etipa5 innsger
purbs, nabmen Tie fransoffhen NIB
itiso. Bel Der primariHipsiiicn murs
ben lie sueslaHen. obeleih 8eioe be
4ereiTe zines uno tesieIbsn Tniels
Ramsns Sobn Spissr bon Ro. $40
elite Ctr, patsrIon, fur bas Wdnis
Ieit angseeben batien. 4btr ouh in
eieTem paraoisfs fstIts bic Sdlanss
nsf)t. Sie puroen bel Der giHipanoss
rungsbeborbs bsnunSiert. uno ols
Weroerbtn nobm Isinen 9auf. oSesi bss
| finben II. fif auf Ellis Sslcno unh
mI1ien Der Tinge barren. bic ba qua
maihington tommen nerpsn. unf
nab bisfe 9inss iid fir eus paa.
niht onesnebm seitrlien tpsreen. III
nnoeiid)ts oss Stisbs une glsBeiiens
NIT bem Shud feline iunue gi.te BE-
pabrts, siatniIih ielbiiDeritantlit.
| Dir 0orThl0g. bes nit Der Inter
fuhung Der poiisti 0erbdltniiie IL
Der Stabi Rem Uori betrduten lesisl
Iatur eatusfhuiTes peroienen trnit,
Hide Be1hting. DER 9erihi unterfhei
BET iih bon ben mefiten anDeren BE-
| foifen Gelegenkiten Su dase sefor'
Mrisn Shriftitiidsn bnburh in Dor
ibeiIbafier Wtife. bab er fin niht II
NnpretTungen BON uniperfalmiiieIi
CUR 6eiluns Der Wenf6he:i pom aIIsI
| ibren Jsbltrn unb goftern gefdlli. fcn
bern in rubiger unb fahlihtr Wtil
Gmpftblunsen mo6t aur 1eieitisunI
ber llrinfkn unb ber OeIfgtnbeiten
aus fpeIhtn erfabrunssgemdB bi
i1limmitsn Nibft6nbs in Der pD!iati
29ernnItnng bsr Gtdbt Nsn Uprt ber
bpreeeonotn finb. DE 1dnpif fcrbtrunI
lbieli5 0tciiIasus I anDf f6mhsS Il
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-10

aieb. ben 3eitlinaer ipieber einrnnf
iaglif Stoff fiir ipnItenIanae artifeI.
Gnriiber lpilien bic 3eituneen nber
uielnaIs eiipas su berihteu, nnb cine
ioIde Gpineniie eiaentlif, INNER
berridat Tenn grandchildren iebr
rieIc Wenifen iEreli a5rpsr nif,t i'm.
fner in elmer Neiie. bic einen frish,ei.
iieeu Lob tlerbeifiihrt2 3oppelt TIC.
ridt III bieies gerbaIien aus re,u
Drinoe, Oob eS In ben ct. gernarb
arnuterpilIen ein ,seosrmann yllasa-
lihes, oticliit 5ilper!1i'iaes nsittel
6afiir eiebs. einen Shober. ben ,ran
ieinem Qeibe ougefiigf bat. Bel 3gisrn
~ reporiren @ebrdu&t fie. che Is IS
lpdt tt. On apctbesen W t0tszL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-10


bahnfhaffHer uHo
ihr NIT. Die grambdhHi6affner
elmer oepiiisn Stabt in enelano ian
osn an, purh i1rt ihldaferiiasH INT
frcr.sn btt1nni su nerben. Gie lsste
Sieier .lsinen Gsihif.en bat folgeHoen
gportInut: Ter e!ettriif1e 9Bu9sn bate
rorn Elm Shilo. auf otm -btshihtst
itarb. aber auf btioen SeiieH ipnr
glictoria Gcnare+ III Isien- lIie
Nsaa.n orf bief.r S!rsde stnen abb
nsd1ielnb an sintn oieisr puns.e.l
Geben gle naf @ictcria SquareG'
frccts bic Dame. Rein. miiiis. nnh
S:obItsst, mar bic Inttpprt ots
Gt,offners. IA, absr ouf xm Seis
;cnftieIo iisht boh gieiorIa Souart.
.qi0oIid miiiis. obsr mir ssben niht
Fsitrpdris!"
Der DiB bes geitiers. 8or
aursem mar Elm in gang Drag btsdrl'l'
ter getiler BON Der Gleiiriiten 5u Vos
ben qsiiobeu poroeH unb on ben Go!'
cen 6iefss uniaqes sei.orbsn. in ben
serFebten aleioern oss geislers bait,
man eiipas llexrrnitenoes gsfunosn:
Gin 5eitomsni. Gnrin bate sr. ME
bic Bohemia berihisi, oem Spiial
osr garmbersig<n griioer. in otm sr
tpiebsrbpli isine llni.riunft ssfuHntH
bate. tpenn er sni.raftst duf Der Gtras
he suiammengeiunten mar. 600 Rros
| men isiifri, sintr pflssein, bic ibn bort
BON 9eii su 3ti. sur Reinlihleii ees
spunoea bate, 800 aronsn. Der Sis
| herb.itslpade. pie ibn of ipesen 9tts
| ts!ei ooer srun.enbsi. aufgesriiftn uno
ihm Elm pilitommsnes afpl btrlhaff.
! bate, % Gronen. Die 4uffiHoang
oisfes 9ei.cmenis tredte Riibrung
Elm Bsitlsr bate In ieinsm 1sitamsni
Initi blob ieinsr Cboohgsbsr unb isis
ner Mob!tb1!er. fone.rn aud Jsnsr gs'
oat,i, esnsn er lpdbreno Isinss eebtHs
llngslsgenbsitsn eemcti bate. aber
oities GtFiih rtrflog iehr idnsL. uls
man fid5eritelits, hnb sy bas gslo.
liibsr bas sr ltbipillis perfiist bate.
iibsrhaupt mid. bsfaB. oaB q ii6 blob
lum sinsn Die bes geiilers ashnnbsl.
babe, "a btiisn san5.s gerin0esR in 40
| Gxlern bsfianb. .Milbslm pon pyag
bate dlfo nod nod isinsm lobe ben
| Menftsn, NIT b,ntn ,r am meiiter in
Rriihrung setommeH mar. Elm
| Shnippdsn geitlogsn. uEb fpsassn
ieins DsrfOlser nit Der 6abnsnfeber
mod iiit.is ~frpsseln" fpolien uno nod
iiber itintn lob blnaus bic ircHif6t
Gjrob!busrei oeiibt. bic er su 1tbvistH
burh Dns 1rassn BON Blfkrn unb BEN
erfunbsnen oinmtis out ieiHs ihrifts
ftsI!triIde 1batisitit barstibon battle.
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(JOrtissuns folst.)
" Btu kr.

Tag unb Rudi srdum' ID NON Jbs
nen, endbises Jrduleia
~G6Iimm stnus, pean Gin iunetr
Wapn en- 8soe i4IS
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-10

ansn enuasne tn sriefeu cas .etns sOlrs blntt'
Imperial Valley press., 1913-08-11

fhVF6UbI W. ouOE VI bO"V
Ames, w. B., SEA Sec IS, Twp IS
s R 13 E. S B M. 100 acres. :.
Apple white, w. r., Lot Z e Ne
of SEA Sec 2, Twp 16, S. r IA
E; NWHo f SWA Sec 1 Twp 16
81 r IA, E s B M 160 acres. J.
Arkelian, E, Part of lots 6, 7 e e
u of NWA Sec 80, Twp IS. r.
16, E, s B M 120 acres. .....
Avola, H., Is acres of Tr. Ga Twp
Is, s, r 12, s B NJ Is acres. ..
Baker. J. H., Lots 1, 2 & SWA of
NWA Sec 3, Twp II s, r IS E,
s B M, 111.30 acres.
Baker, J. H., Lots l, 2 & SWA
Of NWA Tr 1853, Twp II, S, R15
E, S B NJ 155 acres .....
Banta, w. A.. SWA of NEA &
NWA of SEA & S1a of NWA
& SWA Sec 20, Twp 13, S r IA
e, s B M. 800 acres; (outside
of Dist 240 acres; 80 acres. :.
Barbour, Earl L., Lot 20. 81. 80 &
SO, Sec 4 Twp 13 S, r 13 E, s
B NJ. 1866 acres -. ......
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1913-08-15
4 Mile Of NickeIs

a unique scheme for helping
TO raise funds for the erection Of
the new Congregational Church
and Parish House is to be put il
operation next week. "A cam
paign will be inagurated to SCI
cure . nile Of nickels. CARD
board holders will be distributed
thru the community, these hold
ers are q foot in length and will
contain spaces for fourteen nick
'els. When these are filled they
Will be returned to the treasurer
of the fund. This is a method
whereby all can help. A nickel
IS q small thing, and everyone
will be glad % part with a foot
or 50 of the same. A bulletin
will be issued showing the num-
Der Of feet collected each week.
The committee urges the
people to help in this enterprize,
both by collecting and helping
others collect. The Parish House
IS going to be q great thing for
the town. That Gymnasium will
ba fl,n x4o,4,1 q
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1913-08-15

sphere o. life. It applies to
building . fortune. It applies to
building q character.
Men have not lost their chance
OF real worth to the world, be-
cause they have failed. Dead
head" make goods timber.
One may rise out Of the mud to
a place Of usefulness. If this
were not true, Christianity
would be q mockery. But it is
true, as thousands Of useful men
testify. Christianity offers a
dynamic for the attainment of
its standards The Christian
Motive will. if given d chance,
raise deadheads''.
BY REV. h. b. WALKER
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1913-08-15
OUR EXCUSE

II the Pioneer if not up to it's
usual standard, that Of being the
best newspaper in Wibaux, kind
ly overlook the fact, as while
you are scaning over it's pages
we will be enjoying ourselves
out at Kalispell where the Edi-
tors OF Montana are holding their
annual convention. We have
tried our best to get cut a good
looking paper but as we were
compelled to leave Tuesday
evening SO as to get there in
time for the "doings,', some
things will undoubtedly be over
looked.
After we return we will be in
better shape to work and our
mind will be- full and overflow
ing with new ideas and things,
which we can tell you all about.
The boat ride on Flathead Lake
and the trip through Glacier
National Park will be some Of
the features planned for US, and
when we get back our duty will
be to describe these trips to you.
An Editor very seldom gets a
and when the oppor-
tunlty presents itself, it just
seems that we must 60 and get
some rest and good out of this
grand old world. We hardly be-
lieve that the world or our little
city will miss Us during our few
days visit, and life will seem
much better after a rest to US.
We have worked for a year with
out any rest whatsoever and it
IS indeed a blessing that our op-
portunity has arrived. For one
week at least the scandal Of the
numerous Ido.lt4s...s cites will be
overlooked and the various edit.
ors will be far away from man
who is looking for him with a
buggy whip because Of some ar
ticle IN the paper, and by the
time they arrive home every
thing will be cooled down and
business will proceed with the
same old grind.
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1913-08-15
Reported Rail
road CHANGE

It is reported that the Great
Northern has purchased the Glen.
dlve-Sidney branch Of the North.
err Pacific people, and as soon as
the bridge is completed across the
river at Mondak they will take
possession and run trains from
Mondak to Glendiye.
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1913-08-15
The Raising
OF I)oadhGadS

Last week we wrote about the
Water-soakcd loss, so numerous
in such rivers and lakes as are
employed for transportation from
the bic woods to the saw-nlills.
Of q winters CUT We found
therein q parable, and noted the
human 'deadheads" as men
who have gone to the bottom
overcome by their environment.
Like their wooden counterpart,
the Very thing that ought to
have hoated them has sent them
to the bottom.
The writer was much interest
cd, several years ago, in watch
in9. the work Of raising dead
heads" il the upper Mississippi.
Nater-soaked logs have d com
mercial value. They make GOOD
timber. Several companies have
been organized To reclaim the
many thousands Of feet Of tim
Der now On the bottom of the
Waterways. 1t has proven To Bel
q profitable enterprize. Gangs
of men are sent out thru the sum
mer, with machinery and equipt- |
ment, and BY means Of graphing
irons and other devices bring.
these sunken logs to the surface.
They are then dragged to the
shore and rolled out on the river I
banks to dry Some are hauled .
to the mills by railroad, but the
majority, after drying a season, |
are rolled back into the river and
iloated down to the destination.
Continuing the analogy human
'deadheads9 can be raised!
The man who has lost his grip
may md II aga. The man
Who has fallen out Of the race
may be entered again. He who
has fallen all the way to the bot
tom, may climb back to the sur
face. There are 10 hopeless
eases. No man has failed who
has ambition to succeed. II he
has fallen short Of the mark, let
him try again. The gutter"
is the fellow who has stopt try
ing. Some Of the greatest men
Of history have hit the bottom.
They have been 'deadheads" I
But they did not remain dead
heads. = Let one make his creed
to set up Is soon rs he falls, and
he has struck the key note of
success. This applies in every
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1913-08-15

San francisco, Special to the
Pioneer. -Bolsterea IN liz Ill.
thought that whea he arrived IN
San Francisco last Thursday
night, he had taken the first step
that would lead to areconciIiation
with his wife, Mrs. Carrie Etbe-
lvn Metcnlf who III hann bora
since January last making her
home with friend James
Metcalf, d former f9loa5liye Mont
newspaper publisher received i
shock when Ia staDgad from his
room at tile SteWaEf note tbis
morning.
He was served vlth VI complaint
fled i'll the superior e9art III Mrs
Metcalf, wherein sha seeks an ac-
counting from him 6f ! fortune
She entrusted ID hs care before
and after their marriage Ii Mich.
igan ID years AGO.
There may be i reconciliation.
counsel for the wife admits Inf i
will not be until after tbe nronartv
rights Of both hayp baan dater
mined in court 81 arranoed III
Service having been made mon
the husband here lie wiIL be COM
PEELED to remain i'll San Francisco
to defend the action The onIv
other course open Ii to effect j
settlement With Mrs Wetcalf ana
lad Metcaif 67en content to
80 I.1.5 .,'l - - ,el'e sue Noola
elsewhere t6an j. ras;.iaa'a =
her husband at GIendive.
IN November 1897, the wife al
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1913-08-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Lunde
were in Hodges Tuesday.
Walter Fritch was a Wibaux
visitor Friday Of last week.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-08-15
Before Starting to Boston He
Gives Out an Interview
on Rexall Method.

G. d. Sturm, proprietor of the Rex
all Store at $40 West Main street, and
one of the most progressive business
men in this section, left Clarksburg
for Boston, August IA, where he will
attend the eleventh annual RexaH
convention of the United Drug Com
pany, an International manufacturing
and importing organization in which
he is a heavy stockholder. Inter
viewed by Telegram reporter at the
busy Rexall store just before his de-
parture. Mr.. sturm outlined his plans
and gave vivid description of a new
form of practical cooperation which
he calls THE Rexall idea
Why RexaII Stores Win.
"Peop1e ask me, he said, chow We
can offer high grade goods at such
low prices; where we get=such a~totof
new merchandise; and why it is that
we have the newest novelties and the
latest wrinkles in store service before.
anyone else. We would be glad to take
the credit for these things to ourselves
hut frankly we owe much of our good
fortune 10 the fact that we are mem
bers of the United Drug Company.
This company was started in Boston
eleven years ago, by Lo uis x. Liggett.
AT that time there was no such thing
as co-operation in the retail drug bust
ness. 1t was every man for himself
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-08-15
MANUFACTURES
Form the Larger Part of the
Export Trade of the
United States.

WASHINGTON, Aug .15.-That man
ufactures are now the chief feature
in the growth of the export trade of
the United States is shown by some
figures just compiled by the Bureau
of Foreign and Domestic Commerce,
Department. of Commerce They show,
for the ten years ending with 1913, an
increase of 1873 per cent in the ex-
port of manufactures exclusive of
foodstufs), and Of thirty-four per
cent in all other articles exported.
The actual increase in the ten year
period, measured by dollars. is, manu-
features, 719 million; all other aEtic-
les, 3l7 million. Manufactures formed
49, per cent OF the exports of 1913
and 1876 per cent of those of 1903. If
foodstuffs, wholly or partly manu-
featured, are included in the general
group, Manufactures" the percent.
age of increase in 1918 compared with
1903 would be, manufactures, ninety
one per cent, all other merchandise,
fifty-three per cent, and the actual
increase. manufactures. ZIG million
dollars, all other, $40 million.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-08-15
INDUS RIAL
seeae.At esaaEsre..es'es'

}IfNe f9PGEtAt G9Nl2G8R DeoaltGG3
INDUSTRIAL Aug. I5-H. T. pc
Vaughn, OF lforgantown, manager Of
the ~. r. ones glass factory. was
here Tuesday guest OF his mother
in-law. Mrs. Carrie Deem.
Miss Blanche crummit, Of Clarks-
burg. spent the day here Visiting Mr.
ind Mrs. H d Crummit
Miss Maggie Hollar. who has ty-
Bhoid fever, is getting along nicely
Miss Daisy Deem is in Detroit for
few days. She will 90 to Chicago
and Atlantic City before her return
home.
H. U. Crummit is putting an addi-
ton to his store which will be Occur
pied as soon as possible
Russell Ivans, son Of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Ivans, is much improved after an
attack of cholera infantum.
Mrs. Andy Celichia and two chill
dren, Merle and Edward, are visiting
relatives in Weston for few weeks.
Mr.. and MRS. Frank Arnold are
moving into their new home on Union
Heights.
Miss Frances RayIe is getting along
as we'll as could be expected after a
case OF typhoid fever
J. w Holland returned home after
spending several weeks visiting his
son. Edward, of Buckhannon.
Ruford Clark, of Virginia, was
herefa guest Of relatives and friends
Monday
William Rayle is in Weston working
for few weeks.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-08-15
BABY'S FACE ONE
SORE WITH ECZEMA
cred for Hour, Could Not Sleep.
Reainol Brought Rest and Cure.

Cried for E40ursS (0ut0 moi S4GeP'
ResinoI Brought Rest and Cure
Reading, Pa.-"My baby girl had eczema
for over six months. It was painful and
itching, she could not sleep day or night.
she would scratch till blood and water would
run down her neck. Then it burned her SO
she cried for hours at time. The right
side OF her face was one sore and scab.
s'Igot the samples of Resinol Soap and
Resinol Ointment on a Saturday morning.
and put them on, and put them on again in
the afternoon and in the evening before
put her to bed, and she went to sleep and
slept tin next morning thought was in
heaven the first night, and by Monday the
eczema was dried up so that all the scabs
fell off, Resinol Soap and Ointment cured
my baby" (Signcd) Mrs. VIM n. Fletcher
544S So. Tx St, Aug. 81, 1872
Ifyou or any of your little ones are suf-
fering from eczema, rash. letter, rngworm,
or other itching, burning skin eruption.
there is only one better proof OF the value
of ResinoI That is try it yourself and sec
You can get samples free by writing to
Dept Ism, Resinol, Baltimore, Md. 1Iesinol
stops itching Instantly Prescribed BIZ doc
tors for 1s years, sold BY every druggist.