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The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1913-10-29
Notice for Publication

Y. s: and once. at Great Falls. Mon
Notice s > Is & hereby give, !, that at p,rr
of Clear Lake, Montana, who on April
IS. 1911. made homestead entry, No:
021447. for Wa, section 50, township. "a
filed notice Of intention to make three
"a proof, to establish claim to the land
above described, before Ross Elwell. u.
tana, on the 10th day Of November. 1918.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Herman Van De Riet. Alfred Caddell.
Clear Lake, Montana.
r. N. SUTHERLIN, Register.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1913-10-29
Notice for Publication

U. S. Land Office at Lewistown, Mon
tana. October 1S. 1918.
Notice Is hereby given that
NICHOLAS KING
of Lone Tree, who, on August H., 1909,
and March. 9, 1910, made original c amd
and No. OS719, for NWA and NEA. sec.
ton 28, township 81 north, range IL
east, Montana Meridian. has filed notice
of intention to make final three yea
above described. before jeremiah Sulli-
van, U. S. Commissioning at Fort Ben
ton, Montana, on the 25th day OF NO.
vember, 1913.
Claimant names as witnesses:
John M. Nelson, Ray Borgess., Thomas
w. Witherow, Alvin Painter, all or Lone
Tree, Montana.
49, II. ]. KELLY, Register.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1913-10-29
Notice For Publication

U. s, Land Office at Lewistown, Mon
tana, Sept. II, 1918.
Notice is hereby given that
REBA o. ELWELL,
Ct Graceville,. Montana, who. on March
81 osssS 5'' for % VIZ, s ssoifes q, t s%srsh N q
north, range Is east. Montana Meridian.
has filed notice Of intention to make
fnai three year proof, to establish claim
Elwel, U. S. Commissioner, at Grace
VILE Montana, on the LIST day of Nov.
Claimant names as witnesses:
w. A.. McMurray, James Robinson,
Claude G.. Elwell. VIM. Earnest Robin
son, all of Graceville, Mont.
H, J. KELLY, Register.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1913-10-29
Notice for Publication

U. S.. Land Office at Great Falls, Mon
tana, September %, 1913.
Notice is hereby given that
IVY G. JAMES,
of Tunis. Montana. who, on December
80, 1910, made homestead entry No.
O19214, for VIZ NWA section 49,. NEA
and VIZ sEA,, section %. township "a
north. range Z east. Montana Meridian.
three year proof. to establish claim to
the land above described, before Eliza
beth B. Seasons, U. S. Commissioner, at
her office at Carter, Montana, on the 18th
day of November, 1913.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Carl NJ. Ridenour, Henry Davenport,
Arthur Brown Frank Freshman, all OF
Tunis, Montana.
III SI1THERIIN RegiSter.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1913-10-29
Notice for Publication

U. s: Land Office. at L%ewistown. Mon
tana, Sept. q, 1913.
Notice is hereby given that
GEORGE KYLE
OF Hawarden. Montana, who. on Sept
80. 1910. made homestead entry, No
north. range IS east. Montana Meridian
has filed notice of intention to. make
final three year proof, to establish claim
Elwell, U. S. Commissioner, at Grace
vile. Montana. on the 7th day Of No
vember, 1913.
Claimant names as witnesses:
A.. T. Kyle, w. E.. Cofield, Marcus NJ
Nichols, lack Reynolds, all Of Hawarden
II. 7. KELLY Register.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1913-10-29
H. J. KELLY, Register.
Notice for Publication

U. S. Land Office at Lewistown, Mon
tana, October 8, 1913.
Notice is hereby given that
ANDREW j. FORD
Of Hawarden. Montana, who on April
%, 1910, made homestead entry No:
90, township % north, range II east,
Montana Meridian. has filed notice of in.
tention to make final three year proof,
scribed, before w. s. Hawk, ". S. Com
missioner, at Stanford, Montana. on the
Sth day of November, 1918.
Claimant anne as witnesses:
Henry A. House, Susie Shane, Joseph
Sharon. Jourgen Engel|aat, all Of Ha-
III. ]. KELLY. REGISTER.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1913-10-29
Travers Going Abroad.

Jerome D. Travers, the national anna
teur golf champion. has announced his
intention of visiting England next year
in another try for the coveted amateur
title of the British Isles.
Two or three years ago the Upper
Montclair wizard made an attempt to
win foreign honors and. like nearly all
the other Americans. failed.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1913-10-29
Notice Of Taxes Due

Office of the treasurer Of Chouteau
county, Montana:
Personal and real. property taxes for
the year 1913 on all property in Chou
teau county are due and payable at this
office. If not paid on or before the c9th
day Of November, 1913, at s O'Clock p:
M, said taxes will become delinquent
and an addition Of 10 per cent will be
added to The amount thereof in accord
ance with the aw.
W. r. LEFT.
Treasurer Of Chouteau county.
October 2. 1913,
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1913-10-29
To Contractors and Builders

Bids will be received for building and
completing a school house for School
ship 2s north, range Il east. about four
miles south of Virgelle postofice. Speci-
fications can be seen at the county SUI
at the Virgelle postoffice. Bids will he
opened November S, 1918. Bids should be
marked on the outside to designate what
they are, and be addressed to
NELLIE P. JACKSON, Clerk,
Virgelle, Montana
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1913-10-29
BOYS EYES TURNED TO STONE
Gradual Process Of Fertilization Slowly
Destroys His Sight.

His eyes turning to stone through
p%etrifcation, Benjamin Wood, thirteen
years old, Of Grand Rapids, Mich, has
been sent to the Michigan School Fol
the Blind at Lansing. For years he
has been slowly losing his eyesight,
his condition puzzling the specialists.
Local physicians were asked to dag
nose the case and declared that the
boys eyes were turning to stone. The
decision seemed incredible, and expert
oculists were asked by Juvenile Judge
Higbee to examine him. They found
his eyes petrified.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1913-10-29

Head of Horses con.
sisting of
One grey eelding, 8 years old
One dark grey gelding, 2 years old
One black seldiro, 7 years old
One black gelding, s years old
One black selding, 4 years old
One grey gelding, IL years old
One black mare, 9 years old Tin foal)
One black mare, 4 years old lin foaI)
One grey mare, 4 years old
One roan mare, 7 years old lin foaI)
One roam mare, 6 years old lin foal)
All the above are we'll broke
One roam mare, s years old
One bay mare, 8 years old lin foaI)
One brown mare, 9 years old lin foaI)
One 2-year-oId oelding
One 2-year-old
One yearling horse colt
One yearling mare colt
Three milch cows, two with calves
by side
Two yearlino heifers
Thirteen brood sows
Six pigs
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1913-10-29
Lambs for Sale

For sale, an outfit of about 1000 lambs
also about 140O mixed yearlings.
FRED WEDEKING, Big Sandy.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1913-10-29

RESERVED SEATS on sale at Lock
woods drug store four days before
date of each entertainment.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1913-10-29

Patrons a save money by pur-
chasing reason tickets, which are now
on sale.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1913-10-29

Machinery,
Vehicles, etc.
One new S~tudebaker wagon, 3N inch
One Mitchell wagon, 81 inch
One buggy
Four sets work harness
One set buggy harness
One set single harness
One Deerino binder !
One 0eerino mower
One John Deere disk =
One Deerino rake
One John Deere riding plow
Two walking plows I
One steel harrow
One kentucky drill |
One c~ultivator =
One feed grinder /
Two saddles I
One set bob sleishs !
Two hay racks !
One cart :,
One scraper
One grind stone
About ten tons Of hay
Some household goods and other ar.
ticles too numerous to mention
Washington Journal., 1913-07-05

Dem @efnaae nibt iider. 8ir blei.
Ben rubig 3u9altle, aber ib DerOe ale
Siireu ua0 6eniter bermetiiA Oer-
iGlieBea ans meme Wtabl5eiten uui
0em ladlbo0pn p~er3e6ren, oansit i'd
tpenigltens bon Der perrDiinid)ten
&naaerei 10 menig Die mogliA 81 DO.
rem befonlme."
0amit mar 6ie Sa9e erIeOigt, ne.
niaItens Iofpeit es sic QufiteLlllng ei-
mes beIonberen b1usliden @rogram.
mes fur Den @eburtstag Der &epublif
betrnf.
Gin unben0lfter Simmel begriiBte
Der Nierten un0 Die Qaune 6es Serrn
Subfon mar d6enfoas udbemolft.
0af6em er elm berabaftes 6riibitiid
genoIien batte, unb 5tpar ni6t auf
0em Da6bO6en, pie ange0ro9t, lieB
er iib Qn1 6eniter 6es @Obnoimmers
nieoer, nobm oie 3eitung our $ano
un6 siinoete fia cine 3iearre an. @uf
Der Strobe mar bic Silgeno Der yoH.
borIdaft fdon bnmit bei6aftigt,
ibrem @dtriotismns 0lir1 @6iGie-
Sen bon ananfeuertuerf 9aft 5u
maiden.
Ole gengeI piiien beut3utnge gar
ni6t mabr nit oSeuercraders" UNI
suae6en," bemerfte Serr Sobion, aus
Washington Journal., 1913-07-05

d~IteIten geipobner Der StroBe fonr.
ten lid elmer oerartie energiihcn
6eier 0eS 0ierten uiht erinnern. SIN.
mer neue Wunitionsporr6te lseB Der
Oberfeuerrerter Sobion aus Dem
2aoen bcrbetIbafien; es frahte un.
ousgeiest bis 5ur Wittagslhanoe,
6onn CAB es cine fur5e Nubepolie,
nber Nahmittags ging Der SpeftafeI
bon neltcm los uno 0auerte bis gum
anbru9 oes 9D6enos.
Ser 2arm ifeint Did bod niht
10 ie6r angegriffen 81 baben," be-
merfte Grdu Sobion aIs allies Dor6ci
por.
sd bprbitte mir ieOe ipottiide @e-
rAerfung," ermioerte Der W3ann unO
@ebieter. ulteberbaupt, mas perlteDt
SIR 6rauen BON Ser Modt ocs pa
triotismus.~
Washington Journal., 1913-07-05

Dem Geniter blidenO, 81 leiner beiie.
rem 96lfte, Die eben in oas 3immer
getreten mar, 90 mnren mir bod an.
Oere &erlel Sd mette, iie baden feline
@bnung Sabon, mie oie Ginger fra.
den, aDenn man Tie inter einem 8le9-
topf e~rplooieren labt."
ugeur tper ben a~ugenbIid erfaBt,
Der fam i'm niisen,~ iagt ifon
Goethe - ut1o Serr Sobion bate ieBt
cine Soee. gr mpDte init gutem Nei-
fpiele borangc6en unb Dem entarteten
@e6ledt 5eigen, Die man patriot.
ffen 9Grm mn9t. Dur1 Die 9inter-
tiir ihlid er aus Dem $ous, ging Inn
Die nadite @de in ben 2aOen, Der Die
Nohbarhaft nit Rnaneffeften sur
Jeier Oes nglorreihen Cages" per-
iorgte, uno febrte nit einem armpoa
ri~eienbafter uSelercraders" 5uriid.
uRommt, ibr Sungen," REF er ser
ent5iidt aufbor6enOen Sugen0 gu,
~iest min i'd eud NAL 8eigen, mics
gemoht meroen muBl~
Bereitpiaig folgte inn oerSdparm
ouf ben Sof. Nod einmaI betrat
&err Scbion 6as @aus. Inn beimlif
nais Der Slide Den gr0Bten gIehtopi
Der Srail Sobion 81 %entfii6ren
uno Oann gins ser SpuB los. Die
Washington Journal., 1913-07-05

sic 3eigte fire $dnoe Dor, Die nod
bic Spuren i6rer G6~rbet6tigteit ouf-
pieien. sd CLAUDE, tie lit ebenio
i10n geraten, tpie Die alte, bic Define
Mtlfter eema9t bat" hsbr iie fort,
Dur6 miro mo6I, 10 LANCE mir nod
ben 8ierten feierA ibran 3tDef err
fiinen."
W6iibiom bdtte i'd DrteI Better bon
leiner ueberraf1ung erbolt, Gr1nen
fiilten ieineaugen. uno Oas oIte g6e-
poar lag iid geriibrt in ben Arnlcn.
Mber es fnmen Der ueberrai6un-
gen nod mebr an ienem Mben0. 3ut
crit iteate Iih Eo6ter Glen nit elmer
i1onen SIagge Elm. 3u neren Anferti'
gung tie bod nod 8eit 9efnnOen
1atte. Damn eridien Gom Woiier,
Der Better oes 2o0ens un0 poitmeI'
tier i'm Srte. uni iiberrei1te OnfeI
8eter ole SIogge. mad 6eren Breis
er iid -erfun0igt 1Ntte, nls @eifcnf
I'M Nomen ieines Grcunoe, nno
ihIieBIid traf nod bon Der Gomille
SomiIton, Die i'm Gommer regelnld-
Big BEL Gnfel peter unb Gante 8cttD
einige @oden tDsiIte, Elm pabres
BrahterempIur ban Sternenbanner
elm, NIT Oem 8Nuihe: Moge es
Innge mebenl
Mber oie bon Eante Beth gefer.
tigte SIa9ge nur0s eebibt un0 wcbte
BEL Mnbru9 BEG Nierten Itols iIber
BEN Soliie. ons mE4 ben cnoeren orci
GIoegen geI6miidf mar. !.
Washington Journal., 1913-07-05

snttpideIt, NOR moroenS nod friber
nIs geD0bnlih auFgeiton0en un0
Wbeios ip1t 5u Bait geeoneen, penn
OWfeI Heter ihon l1ngjt in Mor.
pbeus Armen rubte una bon Der be.
b~oritebenoen triSbeu Getsr 0es Bier.
ten trdumte. glGbes unb ndber riidte
Die 9lbenoitunoe, aegen 9untel DnteI
Peter in fritberen SnbreH on6u be.
nubt bate, ieine Wa0ge 5u biiIeH, be-
NIT lie Die erite ieL Die Dem andre
6en6en gierten euteegeHspebte. Dic.
fer 4ufgabe ibien ey 0ieSmnl un0
btenetht fir immNg - Gberboben gu
iein.
~@irit on Die Gsasse beute glbcuO
ni9t au3ieben, @eter2" iragte Die
treue 2ebensgefdbrtin, pIs Die Dun-
felbeit angebrobeu mar.
oWelhe 6lagge - aRttportete Der
@reis, ben oItea Eesen, alf benz
tpeOer Gterne nod Stretfen 8u erten-
men lino9"
rNein, oieie bier -" uttb Gonte
@ettp 5og binter Dem Riiden cine
rot, tpeiB uno bIaue" Roae berbor
unb iiberreidte lie benz Dor leber-
rnihung fat SprnhIoien. sd babe
fie aus meinen alien RIei6ern &c.
ma9t, aus Dem Hnren $odeeitsfleib
un0 BEN DeiBen RleiOern, Die i'd in
Streifen geIhnitten un6 in 6erBoih.
fiihe aur 66Ifte ret ReIaxbt bdbe."
Washington Journal., 1913-07-05
0ukeI peter'8 5Ia00e,
cine 0sT@i@ts BON 4. suIt

Blum erltenmaI i'm 9eben fam i1
am Bierten Suli feline Glngge auf-
aieGcn~ ingte 0nfel Beter Nalter,
in0em er nit bctriibtem Bid an Der
3%Iaggenitange emporiab, Die it'd in
icinem Sofe erbob unO ole anoe-
rem in Sreeburg ib6erragte, naber ben
,Serriiienen GeBen f0nnen mir niht
me6r ieben Infien - mir miiBten
uns ia Dor benz gan5en 9rt idamen
- uno 6ai elmer neuen Glagge feblt
0as @elb.~
vS6aoe," e~rtDioerte Tante 8ettD,
feline 6rnr, Oos giin0eI alter Gum.
pen betradtepo, 0as tie in Der 9anO
trug uno oas ~alIerOings nur nod
Der3fpeifeIt menig NebnIiffeit nit
Dem ~gIorrei6eh Stetnenbanner"
bate, oos 10 piele Subre am @e.
~burtstnge ser @epubIit iiber Dem
@oIter'i9en Mnneien geapebt bate.
Die frifber rotten unO peiBen 9trei-
fen batten cine glethm6Big iduiusig.
grale Garbe nngenommen, un0 es
mar ~itberbanpt nilr nod 70 menig Don
Der 5lagge norbanOen, OaB nur Die
Iorgf6ltig eingeItidten 6terne ibre
ebemoIige 8eoeutung berieten.
vWfan iiebt's ibr ni6t mebr an,
Dob tie 3ebn SUB lang uno Die ihorl-
ite SIagge in 6reeburg mar Iubr
Die oIte Srau fort, unber Ou balt
reAt mir f0nnen lie ni1t mebr Ieben
Iclien, utuo cine tleue, bic mad etnpas
nltsiiebt, f0nnen mir nu1 niht fau.
fen, benin am eriten SuIi Iino bic
9inien unierer SDpotbef f1aig up0
mir f0nnen feinen Gent e~ntbebren-
9nit Oh Old i9ou erfun0igt, mas
cine neue foltet?"
Com Wfoiier iogte, er noble mir
cine 6Iagge BON oieier @roBe aus gu-
tenn Nonitoff fir fiinf3ebn Dollars
berfaufen un0 i1 fonnte tie in Staten
a6be5abIen, ober i9 babe ibm etwi-
BERT, eS lei ihledter Batriotismus,
cine 6Iogge uuf Borg al faufen,"
e~ntgegnete Snfel Beter traurig.
.Menn i9 nur friiber hnrnn ee-
0a6t Bate iprah Eante BETH fir
fid, als tie pieoer ALIEN in Der Slide
mar, u0ie Sadie gebt finn bod Iebr
gu Ser3en. Ser bierte SuIi lit iein
@e6urtstag uno oa mar er INNER
DoppeIt Itol3, menn Die bon ieiner
M1utter gendbte 6Iagge iber Dem
&auIe pebte. Glen iagte, lie babe
INNER 10 Diel fir ibre RinOer gu tun
un0 feline 3eit, cine Slngge an5ufer.
tigen, ionit Diiroc Iie 0an 8ater germ
Die 6reu0e bereiten. 8ie mars,
menn i'd mid ieg5it oobinter mahte
- ib babe ia nod line gauge ISOLDE
9eit Biz gum pierten Suli ="
Der brittle Sui NOR berangcfom-
men uno SnfpI Yeter ihIi1 betriibi
i'm @auie lumber. 9ie GIaggenfroge
mar nod INNER un9eIoit uno es
fAien feline Musii9t porban0en, Dab
6os Sternenbanner ii1 morgen iiber
Dem bei1eiocnen @eim ltol5 i'm Min0p
entfoIten tpiirbe. Grnu Dettp bate
fi9 aniheinen0 niht peiter Inn Oio
Sade befiimmert = Tie mar nab.
renO Ser gan3en ISOLDE piel 3u be-
iddftigt gepeien, battc 6alO auf Dem
BoDen in alien Rilten unO @alten
benumgeframt, baIo in Der @uih-
itlbe cine gebeimnispone Tdtigfcit
Washington Journal., 1913-07-05

MGs bebemtet Der Enmult bcutf
Su Der nIten AndferffaNf
limb oie Gtrdken ODllcr WeMfMcn,
QDte mGm'S nie Aefeben bat2
Gtlen RATIOS Guf ttmb rieber,
$altem tuteber IN TN Cant -
Nm ben 0den, reOerb, etfernD,
Gammelm @iirger ftm 5n 9dirfl
Mic bic @Daem BEG @tlamttt
1ettIHen milD ben JelSenitrdnO,
GmIager beMte an oaS 9tGatsbdm&
MenldlentuDaen iturmentbrannt.
sic erbeben tire Gttmrten,
0ltS ben SCREEN ttef eS 6rtngt,
8iS bic title GheItmltftrake
&Dn benz Carmen mtDertItngt.
MdbrenD Dramhen itiirmii&' 9rdugel,
Sagt In fetcrliher Stub
Ser GrMgrci bes 2anbe6 hrtnnen,
GrnItcm 9mluffe ftrebt Ct ST..
Ned]t M1tO Wabrbeit miiifei fte9ea
Gdbeint's aud MIR Elm einfa@ @latt-
8itt're GnglntiD! ipenn ber Wtdnner
&anO eS unter5etGnet bat.
9rOben m bes gurntes Grfer
Gtbt Der @l1dmcr, alt unO gran ~
3ameit idun baht Ct ben 9Drannen,
Giebt i'm Oeiit Der Sreibeit 8aI
6dIt Der @lDde GiIenflIppel
Neif umfpGnat IN fciHer 9GnO,
Wenn OaS 8etAen er erbltdct,
&Bnt bic 6unbe Our1 OaS 3aIO.
Washington Journal., 1913-07-05

gDtrb'e eefMehen2 OF Ee'S tuaeen?
Giebc bprtl Die MeMge bebt,
lab etn &u6be an Der 8fOrte
Geine GIetne &anb erbebt.
@eine luuNem Muaem Bitten,
Sn bon 9Dden fpieIt 6er @8tub,
l1nO be Hare, belle Gftnttne
3dht erfltngen iekt baS 2tn6.
Vile rings TIM &retS berftummen,
Wie fetn Subetruf erf@atIt:
,,3Gut', Wrphbater, Idmte, laute,
Dab bic TreiheitsBIpde hnIlti"
llmO Der OIBdner bats DernDmn1en,
Sab AaS 9etmen, Tim gcfanOt,
tlnO Der @IDde ebfrne Gtimme
Irdet bic @Oti@aft Surm Oas 3aSEA.
Nie tie iamd8enI &ie he iubeImI
Nte bte QL6uge, tief unb f@mer,
NtngS erfMtitterm 3uft MnS @rbe,
WtberhaII'n nDm 0eIatDarel
Nie 6te TreuOenfener leudten,
Dab BITE NaMt SunG Sag getUGnbt,
limb aus TInmmen, iute etn &hSmtr,
1tnf'rc .Jreihctt auftrffaNO.
Gtumam TT lett BITE aGte SLIDE
ltMO nerfIunacn lit TOR Son -
ODD Der @ctif, ben lie ertpedte,
Grbt pom Batter itDI5 Der GDhR.
Hub tpe1iI 1lnS am Oterten SuIi
9eLI BITE MO~rgeniunne La6t,
@ei OeS alien ,,@IB6nerS umi'ree
unabAdngtgtett 0eSG@t.
Washington Journal., 1913-07-05

@aBineton's Elm, Oos iidj In Der
Strot @ep gorf beianO. Ser 0ber.
befebls6ober IieB bic Eruppen 5tIam'
meutreten. er ielbit belt 81 Bfproe,
in ser Ylitte elmer Ser 9rigo0en no
bette Oas gtefp gorfer &atbaus ite6t,
unS Der 9eidIub Der 8olfSoertreter
tpltrOe ben SoLoaten unO Ser Ytende
Washington Journal., 1913-07-05

erflare. am s. SuIi tuuroc Die lin
notwithstanding in B6ilaOel.
p6ia oifentIid perleien utto am 8.
SuIi traf tie I'M Souptquartierc
Washington Journal., 1913-07-05

bon O%ffi5ieren borqeIeian unO nit
orefaAem Surra be9riiBt. an iel'
Ben 4bcao mur0e Sic 9feiteritatue $50.
nia 8eorqs III. Don england, bic
177O in Nep gorf erri6tet porOen
mar. Don @oIf uilo Sol0aten nieSer-
geriIien, uno aus ibrem 8lei Dlir0en
ipGter 9ugeln fir 0as onerifanii9e
Seer %gegofien. Sn Bolton Inn
&ortsmout6. q. S., muroe Oas Gin
treffen Ger 6rei6eitsboti6aft am IS.
sSlli gefeiert, un0 in Sapannab,
@eoraia. am 10. Nnauit.
Washington Journal., 1913-07-05

$50 mir b~inge6cn,~ brammte SER
Soil on 3uriid. uMo3u un0 paritm n
.genn, INN Dem 9drm in Ser Stab
5u entgeben, CAB lie 8ltr 4~ntaucrt.
n1lniinn," entgegnete CT, ~0a miib.
ten mir i9on per9allon in 0ie 2ifte
iteiaen, uno ielbit ga mdren mir ror
Washington Journal., 1913-07-05
Sobtou att Dierten
Ooer Die @9adt Oes gatrIuhsnluS.

v@obin wer6en mir 6enn am Bier
ten geben, Sobn?" g3it 0ieier idiih-
ternqn 8rage wen0ete iid 6rau
Sohion beim 6rii6itid an Sen itren-
gen @emabI.
Washington Journal., 1913-07-05
Die OEbnrt un(Frer
T. greibeit.
Nn visrtsn Sut 177e ieaten iia bic aOiDHisH
non @rDhbritannien lpS.

Sd,ou TN sueiten Sabre tdmpitcn
Sic amerit1atfden &oIouien nit Den
3affen In ser SanO ae9en ote tDrar.
niide Serrfdaft oeS MutterIatoes,
ON II. Iidrd 1776 bate George
Washington Journal., 1913-07-05
@erIefung Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
in BbilaOeIpbin.

@oBingtou sic engIiiden Sruppen
CUR @1umlng Bottoms gc3fpuugen
uno binnen dAt5ig Sogen mad oieiem
grcignis batte fat ieoe 8rooin5inIge-
ieb9dbung fire Gimme fir DSaige
Srcmllng bon @roB6ritannien erbo-
ben. aIs Der in PHILADELPHIA togenOe
nRontinemaIfongreB~ aus Den Ser
tretern Der 0reBebn RoIonien bette
bend, I'm bic Mittagsitun6e Oes 4.
S1iIi 1776 einitimmig Sic 4olonien
fir ufreie uno linabb1ngige Staaten"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-07-09
Mlners, Welfare NorI1.

One OF the sessions OF the mining
engineers institute, held at the state
university recently, was given over
to discussion OF the various forms
of welfare work which might be
carried on in the mining camps and
towns of the state.
1t is proposed that the excellent
Young Mems Christian Association
organizations already working in
many of the mining sections be used
as a medium for cooperation with
the university for the purpose OF
teaching such things as home SAM
tation, preparing of foods, growing
and utilizing garden produce, etc
The agricultural extension depart
ment of the university has already
done some work of this nature. hav-
ing recently superintendent the set
ting out of an orchard of 5000
trees which mining company
wished placed at the disposal OF lis
employees, and is ready to extend
It's efforts in this direction.
The college of Engineering is con-
templating the employment of man
who will work through these local
Young Mems Christian Association
organizations in conducting both
day and evening classes in such
studies as will make the men more
efficient workmen and which win
train them for positions as mine
foremen and other positions requir-
ing some skill. Training in mine
rescue work could also be given
quite readily
When these movements are fully
Launched they should mean much 70
the mining interests of the state. =
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-07-09
CO.OperasfOn Necessary.

A man cannot live to himself. He
must have the heIp-the corporation
OF his fellowmah. II everybody would
only realize this, great important
truth and act aceordingly. all the
misunderstandings and heartaches
and bughted lives ofsthe race could
and would be avoided.
The great trouble with people is
they do .notGunderstand each other.
ThereIats asOmething good in every
body Andowhen we understand folks
and turn on the search-light we canF
not fail to find the better nature
Mineral Daily News.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-07-09
The dancing Crnze.

Apparently The popular and decent
pastime of dancing is degenerating.
What was once a form OF dancing
practiced on vaudeville stages and in
the rear rooms of wine shops is now
the craze of patrons of society Just
who is directly responsible for the
evolution of the favorite diversion
cannot be determined. The tango :
turkey trot, bunny hug" and bull
dog twist. may be perfectly proper in
a harem. but they are surely out of
place in dance halls maintained and
patronized by American people
Wheeling InteIgencer. a'7 'S e
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-07-09
IsIection y e. sIlields.

y y = i
The triumphant election OF the
Hon. Patrick III. shields, OF this city
as grand esteemed leading knight
Of the EfSs attests his popularity
in the order and recognizes his deep
devotion to the great principles Of
the order. The last four years Cap
tain Shields served as grand tiler
and the last time he was elected as
such he had no opposition and was
not present at the convention, a
high mark Of distinction. Only re-
Gently other leading men of the
grand lodge invited him to be, a cans
didate for the position to which ne
has just been elected. wills candidacy
resulted in his election by majority
or more than 700 by body OF repra-
sentative men of less than 1900.
The election OF MIR. shields means
far more than personal honor. It
brings distinctfon to the local lodge
and attracts national attention to
cIarksburg. The, lodge itself COM
prised of more than 200 leading cit
liens of the city and county appre-
ciates the recognition given Mr..
Shields and the citizenship generally
joins the lodge in rejoicing over
the action OF the grand lodge in this
respect. The trust is worthily be-
slowed and viii be well kept.