davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-24

Embroidered bv Hand on fine quality o
signs and patterns. Gowns Slips. Drawc
greatest Muslin Underwear sale Prices
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ltnerbOrtc SDrfommnine.

Sheriff babe Iid) ipGter getpeigert,
nohmals auf Dem Camp i6teben Su
laiien, pa piele Srauen unb &inoer
ii9 in zen 3eltsn befan0en. Gin an
oerer Sergmdnn GuBerts, buB Die Be
paffnets 6eeroe Der 8eiiBr Elm
S6redsnsregiment fiibrte.
Senator Mortine bonn Inter
Iu6un9 9sfomitee nennt Die 8ergpertsz
beiiber yeine nimmeriatte 8anoe".
9abei bat man bis ieBt nidt ges
bort, pab Die glutbunbs in Menidsn=
geitnlt, Die 10 fur6tbare 8erbrehen
auf ii6 geluoen buben. in bus 8e=
fGnanis gebplt ipurDen. Statt Der
Sdurten, Die aus 9tusbeutungsiput 10
berbreheriid) rtihafteten, peinieen
uno totem lieBsn, iteben oer5eit Die
2eiter Der Ssrgarbeiterorganiiation
unter Der gnfluge, ii6 9egen ods
Sherman 9lntitruIt geieg nersangen,
bic 8ereiperfsbeiiBer piberrehtli6
gel6Gpist 81 baben. Wenn oas niht
mebr lit, als Der glrteitertlafie oieies
2anbes aeboten tperben fann, ohne
paB iie oaruus apnieqllsn5en Siebt.
imitanoe iino ben 9lusbeutern Die
Saare gu 8erse iteisen 81 laiIen,
bonn bat lie pirtIih bic srOBte
S9afsseOulb, Die iemals bon 4rbeiz
tern aufsebra6t poroen 1T.
Srob al ser 2eiben uno bes Glenz
bss, ipas Die 8ersarbeiter hieies
Staotes ihon ertraesn muBten, 1T ibr
Samples NUT nod INNER elm nngez
brohener. Die 8erenertsbeliBer
baben ibr Dem 9ouperneur uno Den
Miners eemahtes 0erfpre6en eebroz
den unb bic Wfiners nidt tpieber elm
| seIteut, obne einen Sell oerIelben 81
mabreseln. Sas bat CUR Jolge. Dat
Die nod auBenitehenoen gergtperfs.
arteiter es ablebnten, CUR Mrbeit gu.
riitautebren unb iii fol6en 8ruben
no ihon eearbeitet puroe, neuerlid
Der Streif beIhlpiien fpurbe. Wa!
| nun tommen pirn, tann cine Neuauf
| laae bes iibsritalbenen Sdreden!
| Iein. Weroen benz bic @rbeiter Mme
ritas rubis auieben tDnnen9 Wi
slanben niht!
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@rh6ne oliitlid1e Sage tperben es

99Dne, sliidli6e Sage tperosn ss
iein, bic bic IrbeiterIdnser nun per=
eint. @iele perben ii6 uls 5reunoe
treffen, Die iid i6on longe 3eit bin
bur9 ni6t mebr Die treue 5runpes@
bomb i9iitteln tonnten. Sin hortes
8eiaid bat 1ie gum Sell ousetnanz
oeroeriIIen, bic glot ser 3eit bot
mon6en bon i6nen inapiiden bart
miteeIpielt. lin 10 freuoi9er piro
pas gDieberieben iein, Sbre 9oore
nerben ni6t ielten 9rnuer gsporoen
iein, ols iie es beim leBten Seilonz
meniein fporsn. Oo6 mos tut Dies,
penn nur bic 0ersen jung 9eblieben?
Die Sersen jung gu erbalten. TT Die
pfleee bes 9lrbeiterfreiheits
mebr benn iebes onbere Mfittel 9e=
eionet. Oas pi1en iis, Die 9llten in
Der @orbe Der 6reibsitsianger bisies
aunbes, Dos peroen lie erfabren,
Die beute nod jung iino, oeren Ses
Iidter nod feline 6uraen bes @rnms
unp Der Gorge oufsupeiIen hoben.
gDos Der MISUNDERSTANDING Dem
einaelnen MenI9en. bus 1T er nidt
minper Der Mrbeiterbepegung. Wis
piele Mutlpie, Die in ben nnsen
ccsobren bes Samples Die 9dnoe ihon
einmol muoe in ben S6ob finten
lieRen. bat Der aampfruf Der Irbeiz
erIdnaer ni9t idon mieper in DIE
aumpfreiben suriidsebraht? Wie
piele neue admpfer tuurben ourt
ben MISUNDERSTANDING niat Der
!, Mrmee bes Proletoriates ihon gr'
iponnen9
Oorum nphmuls. Elm hsrSltd
Willfommen ben Irbeiterfreibeitstan'
aern in Der f9Dnen Jeititaot Ginein:
noti! Wir pIniden Der faOnen Wer'
onitoltuns elm polles Selinsen. Gau
tone Der slrbeitfreibeitsians ourd
Die IeitItobt, ourd ben Staat, ourd
bas 2anb:
gDoblon, lper Hent uno Wabrbsi
ohtet,
3ur unierer 5abne iteb gu 9auf :
Menn aud bic Gig uns nod um
na4tet,
8alb iteist Der Morsen bea herauf!
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Die Senatsfpmmiiion, tpel6e jeBt
Die Sorgdnee unteriuht, Die ii6 bet
Dem Streit Der &oblenarbeiter I'M
Staate WeIt 8irginia abipielten, be-
betomen Elm 9erube5u fiir6terlihes
Material porgetrugen, See Cabin
iaete ppr oem llnteriu9ungsfomitee
aus, baB er mi elmer San De
BON g Sberiffs unter DIRECTION
oes 9eIibers Quinn Worton uno
Sheriff 9. 6iu eineS Na6ts ourh
ben StreifoiItritt fuhr uno bieIe Die
Camps, mo Die itreitenoen Wtiners
in 3elten buuIten. BEL Der Na6t be-
I6piIen. Gr bate Iib geipei9ert,
oaran teiIsunebmen. Wfan bate etne
2abuns Hifles uno iobalo Die Camps
in Stht tamen, ipurosn Die 9eipebre
perteilt. q ii d i'd slps | d Q 5
m n auf bic 3elte los un D
I 6ien ii6 ga BEL 81 a m ii le=
rem. 9luf bic SSrage, oh man niht
erit bon Dem Camp aus beI6ohen
ipurbe, iaste Cabin: Rein, Der erite
Sdub fiel pom GiienbdbnSus. Cine
5rau nit einem fletnen &inoe tpuroe
babel in oen 6ub gsihoiien uno
Ihtper perlebt. Mian ichob aufs Sc
raoeipobl. 8on Der Gnoitation fubr
man ipieber auriid unp auf 8efebl oes
Quinn Morton lpurpen bic Camps
nohmals befhpiIen. Die gemelne
Sat ipurbe BEL gfdflt aussefuhrt.
cisco G1tep ipurpe neben ieinem
Seim er1doKsn. Srduen uno atnoer
ipurben perpunoet.
Die unterIuhunss Gommlflon
mar duberit entriiitet, oa bie{er ndhts
lihe lleterfau itattfano. ebe iiberbaupi
Die militariide 9ilfe anserufen pprs
ben mar.
| Gin Miner faete aus, ols Der pan.
3ertpasen nit ben Sberiffs Bel Paint
Greet Sunctipn antam, ipurben bt'
| 2i6ter i'm Giisnbahnaus ausseoreh
uno bann babe man einen pssuldrer
6euerresen auf Sollp 9rope losse
loHen. M an dpb NIT Wi a
I{hineneemebren. Gr behanp
tet. bab man erit Damn ihob. ols ot
lotomptipe bas Signal CAB. Oe
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erboben. 5is5a bat nit herborraz
genoer aiibnbeit iid iiber 9eieB unh
Oronung hinpegseiebt unb iid pie
Elm lliurpater ber6alten. Der prd>
iibent bat unter bem S9ube Der 9a=
ionette Die Sppoiition aus bem Sauie
geordn9t. Wns eefdeben lit, finbst
tein 8eiipiel i'm 2eben Der 80lter.
Sas Humpfparlnment bat Elm Wablz
re6t bei6lolien, Dos piele Willioneu
bon Wdblern pom Woblredt ausz
ihliebt. Gum Shluiie forbert bas
Mnnifeft Die Dieberberitellung Der
Rebefreibett i'm Yarlaments, bic 4uz
BertroftIeBung Der pom Humpfparz
lamente geI6affenen 9eIebe, Die WabI
zines unpnrteiiI6en YrGi iibenten bes
9lbgeorbnetenbouIss, bic 0o6rung
Der Smmunttdtsre6te unb bes 9erz
lammlungsre6tes unb bds ollgemeiz
ne. glei6e uno gebetne 8ablre6t.
Wiirbig unb rubig trug Suitb bas
W}antfeit Dor uno nls er bic Shlub=
IGBe in Den Saul rtef Die ben tpeitez
rem &umpf gegen oieie geipalttdtiee
Maioritdt untiinotgen, unb 5tpar TO-
lange, big ni6t elm bemotratiIdes
Woblre6t Dem ieBigen &orruptions=
IpItem Elm gnoe bereitet, oa brauiten
itiirmii6e Gljenrufe Der Sppoiitipu
bur4 ben Saal. WGbrenb Der De-
mOnitrntion Der Oppuiition pagte.
lpas tpobl tein onitdnbiser Menid
borous gen6nt hdtte, Der i'm &C.
ri6tsIonl gebranbmarfte 2utncs i'm
Sanl 5u erihetnen. Der ganae I'm
NUT Der Oppofttion tsbrte iieb sesen
bieIes mintiterielle Subjett. 0ieb.
Shuft. tlang es benz ftrupelloien
Weni6en entgegen, Die 4ntpiirfe itei=
eerten ith. 9u lieB Der 9auner
Sissu feline bersits burh bic 8orz
gdnge i'm 8oria6re betnnnten Shurz
tenitrei6e ipieber oufleben; er biriz
9ierte Die bepoffnete Ma9t in ben
i5aai, pie eie Spppiition aus benz
Parliament gu ioeen bate. Gin
| inneioiger 6uuptmann, oem Elm Yfui
entgegengeIhleubere purbe, Itiir5te
Iich Guf ben Qlbgeprbneten !6eberparh
unp perIeBte tbm nit bem Sdbel brsi
6iebe iiber ben 8opf Gin FOLDER
9orgong Bat ippbl nod in teinem
Bnrlnment Itattgefunpen. Dab etn
| OffiSier 5u elmer iol6en Sat ben
Mut aufbringt, 1T be5ei9nenb fir
Die Ma1tpollfommenbeit, nit ipelher
Der blutige SisSa ieinen Senfer au5s
riiItete.
y6at man in Wien nod INNER niht
genugpon ben SisSabetiaren, Die Die
| Wonar6ie Sum 4bi6eu iperoen loiz
len i'm 4uslonoe, mill man tpnrten,
Bis etnige 9lbgeoronete bon ben 8lutz
bunoen Sts5az2utacs bin9eitredt perz
ben? S6nm unb 9bidsu muB jeben
er9retfen, Der bort, mas iid i'm 8u=
bopeiter Parliament 5ugetra9en bat"
frug am Sage na6 ben 8ortomm=
ntiien Die ip5iuliitii9e 9reiie. Die
glnttport lit inSpii6en gegeben NOR
ben. 9tm leBten Spnntag melbete
Der Selesropb ou6 in 9lmsritu, oaB.
nuh benz erfolgten Riidtritt Der Rez
gierung. Sis5a pom a0nig nit benz
4uftrag beebrt ipuroe, eine neue Hes
, gierung 81 biloen.
Die So5iuIiiten llngarns miiHer
/ ben &elh Der GnttduI6ungen bis gun
geise leeren. !9sute iperben tie mob
| bic 9lbiiht fir oouerno aufgegeber
/ baben, oaB ourh cine gum aOnig 81
: entIenoenpe Oeputution etpas Sul
) 8eileruns Der Situation seidebel
+ fDnnte. 0urh eine Hepolution Il
: llngorn geiporoen, mos es lit, fai
: iheint es, bab nur eine neue Repo
4 luton ben notpenoisen llml4mun
4 bringen fannl
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: &ei n 8olf duf Der Grs

It et n Wplt II Der Cls
De mub fir feline sSiirlten 10 unsebeu=
trli1e sribute aufbringen. mie oas
in Oeutidlanb. Gs 5ablt idhrlid
cilein on 3tDilliften Die ungebeure
Gumme bon 40 Millionen. Dane
Zen treten geipaltige 8erm0aen oe=
rem 8er5iniung felbitreoeno ebenfalls
-ous ben 8nohen Der beutfhen Mr=
better beraussebolt miro. Sir al=
leg oas aablen biele sSiiriten teinen
Bfsnnis Steuern. uno sipnr IN ei-
rer 3eit. ipp ben am Ranbe Der
Griften3mOslidteit fhtpebenben arms
fien proletarieridichten Der lebte
blutige pfennig periteuert nirb. Wie
ia bic HeihsbeutIhen in Mmerif0
tod in patriotismus au oen 2anbesS
fiirlten MAIDEN tDnnen 1T nur oem
rerltdnolich, Der bas 2ieb 6es beufz
icten Didters pfau. bon Der beuf=
ihen 9reue fennt. .Das trenefte
gieb lit bod Der 9uno. u. I. p. :
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Der Irbeit Eie>.
(gon @ensel 8rcl,er.)

gSos flingt 10 berrlid) rno 10 bebr
sSSn lrnlrer 3eit aetpalt' gem Hineen?
@as boren mir beoeutlngsid)tper
SSn allen 3ungen iebt erflingen?
Salo tont es, als oh bner5perbalten
Gs inter Srdllen bred, berpor;
9olo faBt ms nic nit StltrmgeluaIteu
Gin tauiellbItinrn' ger 9en5ehor
Die nellc 3eit, lie fonl11t NIT Wadr
SSbr Sogen l0Bt lid nctt perbieten;
Der @cilt ser sSreiheit lit eripad)t
ltrh I6reitet onrd) oer9lrnltt Siitten.
llno olls Ser 9lrinltt Soiitten oringet,
gSos oprt i'm Stilleli lang geoliibt;
Sr nlGdtigen 9lffor0en flinget
Gnrd) ollie g8eIt ser 9(rbcit 2ico
Gs lit elm 2eo bon eioner slrt
llno ollie @et lauId)t ibm periuunoert,
Gem 2ieo leben0' ger 8egentpnrt
llnb Sonlh bonn fommeuoen Sabrbunoert
Die id)lid)te Eroletarier 8eie,
Sic miro perItanoen iiberall,
Selblt BORT in icrer 0t1d)te areiIe,
Die 5ittcrn Inn ser Serrlfoft Sail.
gs lit Elm eruiter, fiibner Gang
llno nid)t sum Srieoen fam er mabnen,
SSn llnl'rer ,3eiten 0onnergong
Gin 9uf it's nm ser Sreiheit 3Snbnen
Gs lit ein 8ampilieo ohuegleidcn
-SSln groBen Tolfsbefreill1gsfrieg;
Gpm @eiit bes 8olfs elm sslnmmen5cid)en,
g9ic iid)'s crf1nlpfen miro ben Sieg.
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GuB 6einc @cife ihliht unO groB
Grid)iittcrno glcidl EoIaunCn id)allC
llno ipic bic Wouern SSerihos
9e3 8oloes ltol5c 3mingblrg fallc
SoB Gins bic Shaffetnen Scr er0e
CNlt heiligcn Grlolllngs0rnnG
l(n0 bnio 0os 9ico ser 9lrbeit mer0c
Ser Meuid)beit 5um SrillmpDgelang.
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Us TIT ein neues, beii'res 2ieo,
Die Sieo aus TroIetarierrnunoe;
Gs bringt DEM 5ngen golfseeniit
@on elmer beiiern 3eit Die allloe
Gs meft Ser Irmen SeIbltpertraleu
ltno iiibrt als 2eitlnotip oen Son,
Dab lid bas @olf fam ielbIt erbauen
0os Silrnlelreid] oili groen Ihou.
es lit 0os 8olfsIie0 unl'rer 3eit,
Der maffen. ltlto mald)inenltarren
Ges &oIf's, bas nad) grloiung Id]reit
ltno nidt mcbr mill III &ned)tidoft Barren
Gs bridt iid5 9abn i'm Sturmesdore,
Der 9lrbeit Iolf idaurt lid 5u !Saui;
Gs tlm lid ibm sic bclIen Gore
9efreien0er Grfenntnis auf ---
so t0ne 9ie0 oenn Itarf llnb fiibn
llnO 0es ertpad)ten 8olf's Gnlpfinocn,
g5. foil in beinen &ldngen bliibn
ltNo- oil iein @oIlen loll es fiinben
llnb NOS linn Stdtte,t miro bereiten,
2ort Miro Der 6reibeit Saat beitelIt,
9ort m0d]It fiir If0n're 3ufrnfts5eitcn
Die 6oifmna lino oas Sell Der 8elt
GrbIiihe 9ieo boil 6errlid,feit
S,Sn fiill ullo Nfad)t lt1o ltoIjer SdJonc
GaB ollern Golfe peit l,lo brett
Grquifltng bringt Oein Strom Der Zone.
llab Sd)iire Scr 9egeiit'rlng Glolnmcn
SIN 5hauercn &anlpf, III Dem mir lteb'n
nifbssaif,rs 5n etifeut 9uflS 5ufanlnten -
Die Sriioer, Die 0ctrCnnt nod aeh'r
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1913-07-05
Preachers Admitted.

CLARKSBURG. June 2S.-At the
annual meeting OF the Buckhannon
district conference of the Methodist
Episcopal church Friday in Ash chap
Ell at Broad Oaks. the Rev. George
Hammer, Of Camden, the Rev. ]. w.
Witten, of Buckhannon, and the Rev.
James d. Engle, of Tanner, were rec
commended for admission into the
state conference. Flatwoods was
chosen as the place for the next an
nual meeting. The conference closed
Thursday night, with addresses by
Harry Dyer. Of Philippi. and c. w.
Flesher. OF Gassaway.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1913-07-05
MUST CARE FOR
THE TURNP|KES
Judge Woods Renders Important De.
clsion in jefferson County
Circuit Court.

Judge ]. VI. Woods Of the Circuit
Court, has rendered decision in
which The county Of Jefferson win be
compelled to take care OF an The road
beds Of the turnpike company pass
ing through the town. When the
turnpike company was In existence
several years ago, according TO IT'S
charter Il was 10 look after 30 feet
of the roadbed.
About 10 years ago an act was pass.
ed BY the Legislature which practical.
~ wiped out all the tollgates In West
Virginia. The jefferson County
Court has always refused 10 take any
responsibility OF the roads, claiming
that the town Of Charles Town should
assume all responsibility aud the
court claimed that by reason OF the
fact II the county took charge Of all
the roads. 1t would fan upon them 20
look after the town property OF the
turnpike company.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1913-07-05

company notifies the auditor that II
has completed or discontinued the
sale Of the. stock or security for the
sale of which it holds license, the
semi-annual reports and fees may be
discontinued, but should il later wish
to sell new securities or dispose OF
remaining securities for the sale OF
which it previously held license, a
new application and new license are
necessary. a
"a license to engage in oil develop
ment on certain leases does not give
authority to the same individual or
company to take up other develop
ments ON new leases under his orr.
ginal license. A new application is
necessary.
When you are approached by a
stock salesman request him TO show
his license.
1T has been brought to the atten.
ton Of this department that promi-
nent bankers out side of w. Va, are
attempting to make sentiment against
the Blue Sky law by resorting to
statements which, in our opinion,
have little foundation in reason or
fact. Their principle contention
seems to be that this law discour-
ages the investment of foreign capital
in West Virginia. but We find no a.
guments advanced in support of this
extraordinary claim. In our opinion
the effort of this law is somewhat
ciffsrent from that which these
bankers would have us believe, For
eign bankers are more interested in
taking money out OF West Virginia
than in bringing it in. They are con-
tinually doing this by floating. stock
and bond issues in West Virginia for
the benht of clients all over the
country. This is not our idea of bring
ing capital into West Virginia.
I'VE have no objection to the sale
of stock and bonds in West Virginia
if they are good, and the blue sky
law does not prevent the sale of good
securities"
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1913-07-05
CHESTNUT BLIGHT
CAN Be BEATEN
Chestnut Timber Killed Hy Buqs Is
Said to Be Good As
Ever.

Chestnut timber which had been
killed by the chestnut blight II cut
within two years after killed. Is good
for general uses is green-cut timber
and regularly seasoned according to
ia statement issued by the forestry
service
This statement is based upon long
investigations. The chestnut blight
has played havoc with .imoer in
Pennsylvania, virg nil West vir.
GINA North Carolina and other AL.
legany Mountain states.
The forestry service recommends
that tho chestnut blight trees be kill
ed, that tae timber be stripped Of the
bark before being marketed. ns the
timber Il not then subjected to great
attack Of lboress. n this is' dono, the
forestry service contends che chest.
nut timber if az good us that of trees
unaffected by the blight.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1913-07-05
PLAINTIFF ASKED
TO PAY THE COSTS
This Was Result of Damage Suit In
Justice Smiths Court Monday
Evening.

Before Justice j. d. Smith Monday
a very interesting damage suit was
tried between A. n. Whisner and VIII
liam M QulIken. AThe plaintiff al
legged that in November, 1912, the de.
PENDANTS boys while driving his
laundry wagon damaged his (Whis-
rer's) pony cart to- the amount Of
1854 and for which he should pay.
The trial began at o'clock and was
not concluded until $3.50 last night.
Justice Smith, after hearing the evi.
dence dismissed the case az the plain
tiff's cost The plaintiff was repre-
scented by Allen b Noll and the de-
PENDANT by j. 0. Henson.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1913-07-05
$4,000 cow BARN De LUXE.
Electric Lights and Running Water
For F. o. underwood's Stock.

For F. D, UnderWood's Stock
A $4,000 COW barn, finished in white
enamel and fireproof, is the latest hob
by of President Frederick ID. Under
wood of the Erie railroad at his Wau-
watosa (Wis.) summer home. The
barn has been built as the home Of
nine imported cows. There is shad-
cd electric lisht at the head OF each
manger. A tank filled with running
water provides place for Bossy to
quench her thirst at any time she
chooses. The water will be furnished
at the right temperature.
The building is OF brick, with a roof
of asbestos. The interior IS finished
In white enamel. including the walls
and stalls, ana the floor is of white
tie. The interior is decorated in
bronze. and on bronze plate at each
stall will be engraved the name Of the
COW.
Mr.. Underwood's $4,000 bungalow
Is near the barn. which was erected
upon the advice of a woman member
Of the Wisconsin state fair board
She plans to bring farmers to the prop
erty each year TO illustrate the adj
vantage of fine homes for milk cows.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1913-07-05

Former State Architect Of Califor.
MIA, who, with Drew Caminetti were
TO have been the defendants IN the
white slave case for which formeii
United States District Attorney John
l.. McNahb. Of the Northern District
of California, has secured the evil
dence. Mr.. Caminetti's father IS
Commissioner OF immigration. and
when McNabb Forwarded his reslgna-
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1913-07-05
ON BLUE SKY LAW
Issues Bulletin Containing lnterpre-
tation of This Much Discussed
a,.,

In the bulletin Of the state auditors
department of West Virginia for this
month the Following Interpretation is
given of the Blue Sky Law"
1T will be noticed that this law ap.
plies only to stocks or securities be,
ing offered for sale by agents in
West Va. 1t cannot apply to solicita-
ton or sales from other states by
mail or telegraph. 1t does not apply
to stocks or securities of West Vir-
ginia corporation sold outside of West
Virginia.
ITO bring an agent within the scope
of the law stocks or securities must
be offered to the West Virginia pub.
lie by him while in West Virginia.
The terms of the sale are immaterial.
Whether the securities be given away
in connection with some other trans.
action, exchanged for property or ser.
vices. or sold for cash, the result is
the same.
THE law is not avoided by the aab-
solute purchase Of securities by an in
divldual. company, etc, from the lssu-
ing company, if he purchases with the
idea of promoting the securities, that
is taking them as temporary owner,
as means of evadng the Jaw. For
example, bankers often purchase an
entire issue for the purpose of resell
ing them. the promotion of the issu.
ing company being accomplished in
this way
I'VE hold that the law cannot be
avoided by general soliciting Of sub
scriptions prior to interpretations with
the idea of making all subscribers
(perhaps hundreds) incorporators, be
cause a limited number only are es.
sential to Incorporation; consequent.
ly an exemption under Sec 2 could
not be clamedf This would apply to
all cases where II IS sought to bring
in the public as contrasted to the
real parties at interest.
Eve hold that 10 per cent of par
value should be the maximum allow
ance for promotion expenses in con-
nection with the sale of stock. except
under very exceptional circumstances
and much less for bonds. If the pro-
motion expense is to exceed 10 per
cent it should be stated on the sub
scription blank.
also, if any important amount of
stock is to be given or has been given
for intangible assets, this should be
fully set forth in the subscription
blank so that the purchaser wiz have
proper notice.
I'VE hold that when an investment
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1913-07-05
RACE HORSE BRINGS FORTUNE
Argentina Government Pays si5o,ooc
For Craganour.

The sum of $4,000 was paid recent.
ly by the government OF Argentina for
the horse Craganonr. which was first
past the winning post IN the English
Derby a few weeks ago. but was dis
qualified for humping.
Only on four occasions has the price
paid for Craganour which is to be used
for breeding purposes In Argentina,
been exceeded in the amount paid for
a race horse. These were Ormonde.
which was sold for Sl5G,250 to an
American sportsman: CylIsae, which
went to an English sportsman FOR SlaT..
600; Diamond Jubilee. sold 70 an Ar.
gentine breeder for Si57 200, and Fly
ing Fox, which holds the record for
price and was sold 10 a French sports
man for $196,S75.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1913-07-05
SEVERE PUNISHMENT
OF Mrs. ChappeIl, Of Five Years
Standing, Relieved by Cardui.

MI. Airy, N. C.--Mrs, Sarah M. Chap
pell OF this town, says: Il suffered for
live years with womaniy troubles, also
stomach troubles and my punishment
was more than any one could tell.
! tried most every kind OF medicine,
but none did me any good.
read one day about Cardui. the wo-
mans tonic, and decided TO try il.
had not taken but about six bottles until
was almost cured. II did me more
good than all the other medicines had
tried, put together.
My friends began asking me why
looked so well, and ! told them about
Cardui. Several are now taking it,
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OF the ailments due 10 womanly trouble.
such as headache, backache, sideache,
sleeplessness, and that everlastingly tired
feeling?
Il so, let us urge you TO give Cardui
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Begin taking Cardui to-day. You
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