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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-12-26
Notice.

All parties owing us past due ac-
counts are requested to call and settle
without delay.
43-tf j. A. CoBLE & Son.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-12-26
New Office.

We have changed the loca-
cation Of our Office to the
Mailing Building, on the west
side Of First Street, but are still
giving our customers a square
deal.
Representing only the best
Fire, Life, Accident and lorna
do Insurance Companies, and
can make your Bond on appi-
cation.
See us before buying farm
or city property.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-12-26
White & Quinn
Real Estate and Insurance
Cheap Lumber.

S exc different lengths, 2xS, 2x10, 2x12
different lengths. Nearly good as new
lumber. To sell quick. Will sell ~
cheap. See E. B. Little at West Tennes-
see Wholesale Grocery 90. 48.St
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-12-26
Administrator 5 Notice.

To the Creditors and Debtors OF J Y.
wilson deceased: BY orderof the Clerk
Of the County Court Of Obion County,
notice is hereby given to all persons hay
ing claims against the estate Of J Y.
Wilson. deceased, to file same with the
clerk OF said court, authenticated as pre-
scribed by law, on or before the arst day
II May, 1918; the insolvency Of said
estate has been duly suggested and any
claim not filed on or before said day
will be forever barred, both in law and
equity. All persons indebted to said
estate will come forward and adjust with
me. and thereby save costs.
This the 9th day Of February, 1913.
47-2t .. " Mobhll'A,
Administrator Of J. 9, Wilson, deceased
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-12-26

Coal and wood delivered promptly by
The Union City Ice 4 Coal Co.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-12-26

See +. r. Reynolds at the Union City
Lumber Co. for all kindaot building
material. aas{
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-12
OKANOGAN COUNTY
FLOPS TO MOOSERS


rcckoned with.
For. out OF the county OF okano-
gan, comes the news this day that
henceforward. forever and a day,
II is to be steadfastly bull moose
territory.
Representative II. l.. Picken,
elected as n republican to the last
legislature. has firmly and formally
renounced his allegiance 10 the G.
O. F.. and Is now tuning up on the
Battle Hymn OF the Republic"
Picken Is dynamic in his repudia-
ton of the republican party. Like
wise he is thoroughly disguised
with the democrats.
His revulsion against both old
parties he attributes to the shame
full record planned and perpetrated
by them in the last session.
Picken was ut first inclined to
overlook what he considered slight
indiscretions by the organization,
otherwise known as the "unholy
alliance" but toward the end OF the
session he broke away and voted
independently.
"Okanogan county Is progress
I've" he says in his statement OF re-
nunciation OF the republican party.
AS TO amalgamatlon. that Is but
another word for double crossing. E"
In the fall election, Okanogan
county went republican. except on
presidential electors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-12
By Abe Hurwitz

Maybe that election In Maine,
where n republican congressman
was elected to succeed a republican
congressman, is fairly indicative OF
how the wind bloweth in some
places In these L. $.
Maybe that election gives tho
crippled elephant ample cause to
view his ample wounds. with hope
OF recovery in some states and in
some districts.
But that Maine avalanche. " such
II be. doesn't even reach the pro
portions OF sage snowstorm, II
the county OF Okanogan, in the
state OF Washington. which is as
big as Maine Gin territory. is to be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-12
PLAN GIRLS WAGE
INQUIRY. I'M STORES

y United Press Leased wire
OLYMPIA. Sept. i2.--Mercan.
tile establishments Of the state
Will be tho fra, Investigated
under the provisions Of the com
pulsory minimum wage law FOR
women. according TO n decision
today reached by the members
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-12

young doctors Her standing was
933 per cent.
AZ present she Is acting AS in
torne at tho University Hospital In
San Francisco. but viii practice In
berkeley rs noon as her inferno
ship is finished Miss Riadon re-
cclvcd her degree Of bachelor Of
science In 1911. For year she
acted az assistant IN anatomy and
histology In the medical school on
the campus
Miss RiHdon takes her honors
modcstly. why. | didn't want to
Guido anybody, she said Il didn't
expect 20 make such a high mark. ="
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-12
Grand Until Saturday

The Iron Master" two-reel Kay.
bee drama. The Lead Nickel" and
The Mysterious Eyes" American
drama.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-12

The Fatal Legacy" two-rcei
Kalem drama. The Desperate
Condition % Mr.. BoEga." Edison
comedy. The Rancher's Failing"
Selig drama.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-12
Alhsmbra Until Sunday

"RoSosplerr.." threc.re.i I'm,
feature: won by a skirt," Ncstol
comedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-12

Of tho state Industrial welfare
commission.
The first conference Will be
held late IN November or early
In December.
The commission Will spend
tho Intervening time In securing
data on the cost OF living for
working women.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-12

kr{OYIE5l
SHAY WITH KING
BAGGOT IN FRANCE

William Shay. the handsome lead
ing man OF the Imp stock company
has sailed on the lmperator to join
King Baggot In France. Shay play.
ga the leading part Of Roboaplerre. A"
now at tho Alhambra.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-12
Miss Ruth RIsdon

BERKELEY. Cal. Sept. H. The
budding young medlcos OF the
West have been shown up. And a
woman did IL,
Miss Ruth Risdon. daughter Of
Or. II. 7. Rlsdon. a local physician.
was awarded a higher grade In tho
examination for physicians and
surgeons by the State Board 81
Examiners than any ot her class
mates and ranked second highest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-12

Mclbourne Until saturday

"Fcnny'S Social Experiment"
Reliance comedy. The Veteran
Police Horse" Thanhauser two.rcel
drama; The Gamblers Pal. ="
Bruncho drama.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-12

The regular Roundup" OF local
lumbormen was held nj the
Rathskeller yesterday Several
speakers. prominently Identified
with lumber industry, delivered
brief addresses. The committee in
charge OF the affair included l.. r.
Fifer. j. +. Dresher and f. II.
Schafer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-12
THE DIAMOND mAkERsr

Tho Diamond Makers" Is a com.
ing release for tho Alhambra. II ia
the story OF an attempt 10 flood the
american market with very bril-.
.hnt diamond similar 90 tho famous
kimberly diamonds There are
many Hindu settings In the film.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-12
ON THE JOB

General Manager bernstein. III.
rector McRae and two camera men
made a record run from Unfvcyssi
ny 70 the big fire At Los Angelica
Tor tho Universal Weekly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-12
sATuRoAy NIGHT DANCES
Al UNIVERSAL CITY

so as TO give the men AZ IN. big
motion picture city dig for mo
'ion picture city, n chance for 40.
car recreation. a series Of Saturday
niEht dances has been iuangliratcd
Most OF tho directors and their
wives attend
Washington Journal., 1913-04-19

Nad Dem ofii3ieaen @eridt ocS
II. 2. 9urcnu Of 2obor itan0cn an
10. Sitli 1912 0ie 0etoilpreiie unIe-
rcr 9ebensmittel ourdidnittlid cir
Yro5ent b0ber ais Dor is Sabren.
unO 5iuar perteilt lid Oicie 9rciser.
b0buna oui 10 Der mittiaiten Nab.
rungsmittel in %folgeu0er @eiie:
3ndcr SO Yr5y friide gier 26,t
@ro5., iriihe NtiIh 1923 @ro3.. But.
ter 1873 Yro8, @ei3emebl 1913
@ro5, Shmol5 BOB Gro3., Sii6ncr
3d. Yro5y Sirloin Steof $50 4ro3.
gerdnherter Sdinfcu 6t.3 9ro3.,
MoismebI 63.7 @ro3., crib NooIt
.63,s @ro5, &ouno Stcuf $40 9ros.,
Shpeinefottelett $50 Gros., aerdlt.
herter Sped 96.7 @ro5., a%artofieIn
III Yro5ent.
CAB Die Ereiie onoerer @egenitdn-
&c, nie &leiomug, SolA aoblen, Wtie-
te uiiu. NIT Oenen unierer Qebensmit.
tel gleiden Sdritt boIten muBten, lit
Ielbltoeritauolit; man fam ollo on-
uebnten, Sab cine @erIon, oie Dor is
Sabren 1000 Collars jG6rlihes Sin.
fommen bate, am Is. Suli. 1912 noe.
nigitens 1917 0oitars bcfommen Ioa-
te, bloE Inn geraoe 10 iuo6l alb 5u fein
ipie Dor Is Sabren, ga ser aauftuert
BON 1000 Dollars in oieier Belt nm
.61.7 Ero5ent gefnlen lit. 3od Die.
lem einfaden 9edenerempel fam lid
ieoer lelblt allsrehnen, Oh CT al ser
pielaeriibmten 8%oblfobrt unIeres
SaroeS teilgenommen bat ODER nid,t.
u. @. g.
Washington Journal., 1913-04-19
sIus ben gOritaOten:

glm 0onneritag LETTER ISOLDE mar
IN Mt. Nainer groBes 6euer, uno
'lpar brarnte Die 6utterbanOlung bon
aoblgnt. Die 6euerwebr BON Sang
Don mar balo our 5tele, aber aud Die
6reiDiaige 6euertuebr BON Wet. &ai-
lier, arbeiteten nit Der hemii6en
SpriBe inter 2eitung ibres Chefs
Neiimann uno &ulfshefs Sobn 4lein
wie 9erlifsfeuerlellte nn0 taten oas
ibrige sum 2oiden 0es 8ranoes.
PIN %. 5. &C., @orgens 8 llbr,
miro Die @oA5eit bon Marie 2ouiie
&lein, Eodter bon Sobn 2lein uno
ieiner Satin geb. @eltermeper, init
Serrn Otto s. @erbart bon Brent
mooo, eillem 3immermeiiter, in Der
tntboIiihen ct. Samesfir1e in Mt.
Rainier Itattfinoen. Dos iiinge Yaar
miro einige 3eit BEL Gamilie 9lein
@obung nebmen.
Washington Journal., 1913-04-19

SIN Der biefgen 5eoero-
ton of 2iquor Dealers bat leit Der
9eamtenpabl uno Der 8aIiierung
oes neiien @rciiegeiebes groBe lln5il-
~frieOenbeit geberriht. Dieie llu5u-
~Irie0enbeit fol- ibren @runo in Der
0ppolition gesen oieies nete @eieb
Dor Dem GongreB, in Der MnmoBung
Der 9eomteub Ole Den Mitglieoern tei-
he Ausfunft geben tuouten, ferner ga.
rim, 0aB oas grefutipfomite lih 4et.
tie anmaBte, Die ibm niht 3ufomeu,
uno enoli6 in Der 6inan3Dertunltung
Qebobt baben. @ie melt Dies aues
oufEotioben berubt f0nnen mir niht
iaeen, GA offi5ieae I%ngaben BON Der
federation Of 2iqlior Dealers nidt
81 erbalten limo, uno infer @erihter-
itatter Dies bier uno oa in Der StaOt
qeb0rt bat. @ttDas lheint ober bod
Oabinter 3u ieir, ga am DienItog, ben
is. D.. so. iiber 100 @irte Iid in
Golteao's Soae Deriommelten, uno
inter Dem Gomen Hetail 2iquorDea-
lers' Miiociation cine nere @ereini-
guilg qriinOetell, Oeren 3med S6ub
ibres @eidGfts mo Wabrung ibrer
SutereIien lit. 0ie Beamten iinO:
6. Nioroan &r1iioeut;
S. 3. 6lpnrL 90. S. Collins, uno s.
S'SuaipalL @i3e-YrdiiOenten;
s. HiharOion, S9abmeiiter;
S. 9uffn S~inan5-S etretdr;
S. s. W1c@uire, Sefret6r;
q. s. Eoitelo, S. 8oIfb. S. O'Gon-
nor, E. O'SanIom S. Sraut, B.
Collins, bil0en Oas grefutib-&o-
mite.
Washington Journal., 1913-04-19

Serr Sobn S. g. 2erd, elmer Der
meBigen nod lebenoen 8eteranen
pom 8 Battalion, fonnte am 13.
April 5. S. oif cine fiinf3igi1brige
S1tigfeit mn Toltoienit 3uriidbliden.
@err 2erd tprlroe in 9apern am 10.
0e3ember 1882 geboren fam i'm Sab
re 1919 na6 Mmerifa, febrte 1852
nod 9eilti6lanO 3uriid, Inn i'm nd6-
item Sabre pieoer na6 Nmerifa 81
fommen. @r mar elmer Der eriten,
Die @%r1lioent 2incolns Nuf 3u oen
@affeu folgten. 8Gbreno Der erften
Sabre Ses 8iirgerfrieges oiente fem
Battalion ais 2eibgoroe oes E%rdiioen-
ten. 9luf 2incoln's 8erlangen erbielt
er cine @niteailng I'M Hoitoienlt, Die
er ieitOem ununterbro6en inne gebabt
bat. Srob ieiner 80 Sabre 1T &err
9erd iebr riiitig ltrto iiebt nit Grtpnr-
tung Dem n61lten IL. April entge-
gen, an Dem Die @inmulterung oes
fleiuen &1ufleins Der lleberlebenoen
oes s. Yataillons groBartig Dor iif
geben iou.
Washington Journal., 1913-04-19

Sffi8ielIe 3abIen 5eigen
Dab Der NorOOeutihe 9lopo mebr
Berionen BON uno naA NetD Yort
b~eforoert bat, ais irgenO cine or0ere
2inie. 9ie nnbitebenoen 3ablen
ipreden fir Iib ieIbit.
Bon gsew Yorf bef6rocrte Der
0orooeutide 2lopo Ia, 3 @erionen
in Der I. Sabine; 1885 in Der 9
Sabine; 39,463 I'M 3piifenoed.
3meitbofite Sinie: t2,0O2 in ser
1. Sabine; 11,t94 in Der 2. Sabine,
26,986 i'm 3miihenoed.
0rittbodlte Clinic: 10000 III ser
1. Sabine; 1854 III Der 2. Sabine;
28,449 i'm 3miihenoed.
Noh Nem Dorf:
Norooeuti6er9loDo 5000 in ser
|. Sabine; 26,410 IN Ser 9. Sabine;
.90,056 i'm 3wiIhenoed;
3weitbodite 2inie: 1892 in Der
1. Sabine; 26,410 in ser 2. Sabine;
90,056 i'm 3miibenoed;
4rittboflte 2inie: 1896 in ser
I. Sabine; 17,243 IN Der 2. Sabine I;
40,611 i'm 3uiidenOed.
Washington Journal., 1913-04-19
Nadrnf an
meinem mnuergehlidcu SO6n
NmtDm NnrcbarD
OcritOrbcn Oen 4. gpril 1913
in Geean @ielu, gsn.

OCritOrben Sen 4. Npril 1913
in Ocean Sicm, pa.
Nein 9ilo, es lddelt iiiB mir ItttS
entgegen,
Sd ldau IS an nit tr1nenfeihtem
9Iid,
Sd muBte 10 friib Oid in oie @rilbe
legeit,
Mir Dir begrub i) meineS Goiein's
Slid.
Sd eli binaus, ouf ienc title StGtte
Die niftS fir mid ais ittmme SrG-
men bat,
Sd lea Dir bier, olrf Oeincm lebteu
Bette,
Die 9lumen itia, uno iueine mid
rebt iatt,
Sd fam ia anoer's Dir nidbts geben.
Die 2iebe, Die ih Dir i'm 2eben CAB,
Sic Ioa unO muB in 9lumenfel6en
leben
@onit Die 2iebe ihmiidt oein titles
WrQD.
Die Gage fommerl oo@ iie miiBen
fliebent
Der 3eiten Strom tie ale in Iid
ldlieBt
Der 2ebtc meiner Gage muB aud
5ieben,
llno Damn, Elm irobes @ieoerie6'n
ms griiBt,
9'rum trag' i'd itin, reht iia Sen
tiefen Summer,
SdlieBe felt i'm in 0ie Scele elm,
llno tommt Die Stunoe fir oen ctu'-
gen S1lummer,
Sragen gngel mid 5ilm 2ieblten
mein.
Die tiefbetriibte Mlltter
". g.
Washington Journal., 1913-04-19

Sir ole Neifenoen, Die in
0ieiem CONNER Berlin beiufer, bic
tet iid @elegenbeit, Seite Die Menge
mit5uma@en. 9emWnaetin oes Ioro.
oeuti6en 2loDo entnebmen mir fol.
sen0es Brogrnmm:
21.-28. apriI: Bad @eet6open-
@rnbmsfeier.
1. Moi: Griibiabrs . Eoraoe.
IS unO 90. Mai: Snternationalcs
@ettrennen RnrIsborIt.
Mai-Suni: Jeierlidfeiten onIaB-
lid oes &egierungs : Subildums oes
&aiiers untcr Dem Broteftorat oes
Rronprin5en. @alo : @oriteaungen
i'm 4gl. Operubaus, Sbafeipeareauf-
fiibningen i'm 0eutihen Tbeater; Sd
ien- ulo &auptmann : @uffiibrungen
I'M 2eiiingtbeater, 9on5erte.
14.-21. Stunt: Sportmo6e. Or
offnang oes Stnoiums i'm @rune-
UoIo, 8ettrennen, 2uftihiffabrts-
node.
SO, SUM: Union Meetimg,
Soppegnrtcn.
6. SUM: Milit1riogOrennen inWe.
gcniunrt oes Raiiers i'm @runemalo.
15.-16. SUM: Hegatta 5u @rii-
rl1l.
90. SUM: Nettrennen i'm @rune-
maI0.
2. September: Serbitpara0e.
IL. OftOber: @ettrennen ouRarls-
horif.
Washington Journal., 1913-04-19
@nfe 8na.

Da Ii6 Ser @ettergott Dem Spiele
10 uugnaoig 8eigte, muBten 5mei
SpieIp nit Sem Yorf uno 3 Spiele
nit Hbila0elpbia Deri1oben peroen-
@ir f0nnen Oesbalb beute mr. oas
&eIultat oes Spieles am 0onneritag
IN Nep Oorf ge6en.
Score nod SlningS:
@aibington:
Stem gopf:
@aibington IL SITS 0 errors
Stem yort A Sits 2 errors
Mmnd6i item Gamitag reiit Serr
Gilbert "copper" nit Dem 9ampfer oes
NorOoeutihen 2loDO Geo. @aibing-
ton bon Nep Dort aus nad 0euti6-
lano. Seine 6reunoe bero ltalten
crr nddIten GicnItag cine M,l1ieos
feier in Der S6ngerbumcEuIe.
Washington Journal., 1913-04-19
stdOtiiae @eniafeiteM.
eGmhas, ben 10. Npril 1913.

Or. Srieorid 5ran3 6rieo.
mann, Der oeutihe Ar5t, Der bebaup-
tet, elm Serum gegen Suberfuloie &C.
funoen al bnben, mar 9nfang Der
Bode in Baibington uno impfte 10
observation-disclosures in glnpeIenbeit
elmer groBen Menge BON b%erporra-
genoen Mi6nnern, Die Sefretdr 8Dr=
an, BOtlhofter @raf 9ernitorff II.
u. gr nuroe aii6 bonn Hr1iiOenten
empfaugen. Or. 6rieOmom iprad)
iih iiber ieinen gmpfang in 8aibiug-
ton iebr b~efrieOigt aus.
Washington Journal., 1913-04-19

Mm Samitag, Ben &c. glpril
fabreu Jran Sobn Sit, 6rau 8. s..
MauerS, ibre S1meiter Siloa Niaper
no @Omaro Diaper nit Dem 9ampfer
.lano bon Stem Oorf alb, Inn nod
eimal ibren @eburtsort glaufeloen
in @iirttemberg auf3uiu6en uno ole
bohbetagten @ltern nod einmal 8u
leben. sic tperoen Den Sommer bort
berbringen.
Washington Journal., 1913-04-19
9en2efern Oes Sournals find

9en2efern Oes SournaIs iin0
defenders folgenoe @eib6ftsbduier
gum ginfauf ibrer Baaren empfob-
fen: Sol. 8iIner SO, S1ueioer, SO.
81 @-Str. N-@.; Otto MobLer,
gaderei, 1918 Is. ctr. N.-@.
Merdants 9rnnsfer uno Storage So
800 g-Str., N-8. Otto Stable, 8im-
mermam, 927 9-Str. N.-@.; Merb
uno Mers, 906 6-Str. N.-@.; q.
&eomalrn, @rocerien, 916 Ga.
Ape., q. 49,; so. S. 6aluep, Grab.
iteine, 602 lite Str. N.-@.; Dlilin
uno Martin 1895 5-StraBe, N.-@ f;
9ieber uno &aufmann, 4leioer uiW.,
9O1 Ste Ctr. 9. 6.
Washington Journal., 1913-04-19

SER Safob S6ilIRng
BON Der @iIbeIm Tea 2oge. uno iei-
ne S6Deiter, 6rou @oluug, in GIo-
ren0on, So, baben lieben 8ein6 aus
Der alten Seimat erbaIten. Der
Dampfer .Main" Oes NoroOeutIhen
9loDo brahte ibnen lire Sdpeiter,
SRI. @ertruO Sfiaing, BON @leuel
bel GoIn a. &bein. Sri. 5hiuing
mobnt bel ibrer S1nelter uno geoenft
fir INNER in Imerifn ali bleiben.
Washington Journal., 1913-04-19

Serr Sberlebrer Or phil.
Mppelmann, Neutrality-suspicious., ge=
i6idt bonn preuBiihen &ultusmini-
Iterium, augenblidlid an Der timber
it1t pom Termont, beili6te Die Bot
ibaff nno mar bernod Der @ait BON
YrOfe1ior @leis BON Der &atboli-
i6en llniperiitdt. @rofeiior @leis
5eigte ieinem @oite @aibingtons Sc
bensDiiroigfeiten unO iudte ibm Den
SIufentbaIt 10 angenebm pie moglih
81 amhen.
Washington Journal., 1913-04-19

SER 81. Siegrilt "a SGmp3er
bi @ott", bat in go. 2012 S-StraBe
g. SO. Elm Tape3ier- uio S1reinerge-
i6Gft %erOffnet, mo bdlt iib alien
Sntereilenten em~pfoblen.
Washington Journal., 1913-04-19

Snoer porigen .9hlmmer bradr
ten mir oas @elultat Der 9eamten-
luabl in Ger Nortbern 2ibertD Ser
man American Building Aiiociation
Seute f0nnen mir an an0erer Steae
Oem Sinan5beridt gebenb Der Elm err
freuli9es Bib DO mStanOe Der Sc
5eulbaft giebt.
Washington Journal., 1913-04-19

Gtmaige Observation-Disclosures
in Der AlbIieferung bitten mir uns 10.
fort 81 meIOen, oanit idIeunige Nb.
billie gel6iebt.
Washington Journal., 1913-04-19

@err Mueuer, ein Oeutiher Ser
f6ufer in 8rentanos 8lidgeihGft. bat
nm 9lufnabme in 0as T~uberfulolis
@oipital na6iuden miiiien. @r lit
idmer franf.
Washington Journal., 1913-04-19

Gin gutter 9eutider, !Serr Otto
MObler, elm Bidder, bat in $50. 1923
in Der Is. StraBe W.-@. cine 9Gderei
er0ffnet. ga er fem @ei1dft aus
Dem If. nerltebt. tperOelt uniere 2eier
bon ibm gtl beoient peroen. g[n
nnoerer Stelle oes 8lattes finoet
man feline Annon.
Washington Journal., 1913-04-19

Serr 81. 8 aolinsfp miro am
%. 9priI elmo { ..ropareiie BON Stem
Oorf aus NIT Otm Dampfer Safer
@iIbelm hcr @roBc ontreten.
Washington Journal., 1913-04-19
@ebnrten:

WeU1lrteI.
2OuiS Mno &arriet Mauer, elm WfGof)
Q. uno @eiiie GelOmann, / anabe
&enrB unO MarD 8eder, / &nabe
8eirats : Gicenscm:
SOiepb y. Sauer uno @Ii5abet6 6
QDon.
0eitOrben:
Curt SO. Shwannede, "a Sabre
WfarD Scouting, 80 Sabre.
Gliiabetb Doui6.
CHARLES $. Mann.
Moiie W~eiterfer.
Washington Journal., 1913-04-19

Sober 9eutf6e, Der elm ge-
miitIides 2OfaI 5um 8neipeu Iiebt,
finoet iOl6es i'm Sotel o6rib 8eltter"
no geidrieben itebt:
Erinft iolnng Der 8eder mint,
8eniist Cure Gagel
Sb man i'm Senieits pieocr trinft,
Das lit nod Die Srage.
Washington Journal., 1913-04-19
DiscriminateWiseIy If You Must, But Advertise InThe
WASHINGTON JOURNAL

No matter in how many English
papers you advertise, you will not
reach a great part Of the German
population unless you advertise in
THE JOURNAL. It is a good
and broad-minded business prin-
ciple to advertise in more than one
newspaper, but if you cannot adj
vertise in all newspapers, it be-
hooves you to discriminate wisely
and not to exclude from your adj
vertising list such a newspaper as
THE JOURNAL, many Of whose
readers cannot be reached by any
other medium.
Washington Journal., 1913-04-19

Because it is the only German
newspaper in Washington and the
adjoining territory in Maryland
and Virginia. 1t is read by nearly
all of the better class of German
families, with whom it has been a
household word since 1859, the
year of its foundation.
A good many Of our Ger
mans speak and read English al
most with the same flucncy as their
Washington Journal., 1913-04-19

mother tongue, but the majority
among them read their German
newspapers more regularly and
faithfully than any newspaper
printed in English.
To this German newspaper they
are devoted to such a degree that
they will cheerfuiIy pay a larger
subscription price than is demand
cd by any English paper of the
same size.
Washington Journal., 1913-04-19

The German speaking popula-
ton appreciate it if the advertising
merchant takes the trouble to speak
TO them in their tongue through
their newspaper, and they are far
apter to take cognizance of their
advertisement if they see it in THE
JOURNAL than if they merely see
it in the English daily. The Ger
man population is far greater in
this part of the country than is or
dinarily assumed.
But the best best and most con-
vincing method for ascertaining the
value of THE JOURNAL as an
advertising medium is to give it a
thorough trial.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1913-11-13
TERRITORY OF THE coNTEsT-(continued.)

TERRITORY OF THE CONTEST Contnued)
Hardy Hampshire Morgan Berkey Jefferson counties
Headquarters for this the office the
Argus Kngwood w Va.
DISTRICT No. g.
District Nc. includes Monongala Panhandle
Tyler Peasants Richie Wood WHIT Jackson Calhoun
counties
Headquarters for this office Wetzel Re-
publican, New Martnsvile, w. Va
5f DIVISION C.
Division includes Harrison Taylor Dodddge Barbour Lewis,
upshur Braxon Wetze Clay Nicholas Grenbrer
a Ranph Richie Gmer and all other counties the State
named in Divisions and B
DISTRICT No. a.
District No includes Clay Eagle Shnnston Coal
1sterl districts Harrison Taylor
The headquarters of
ton News Shinnston W.
DISTRICT No s.
District No includes Mile Sadds Union Districts III
Harrison county Doddridge counties District
Office at the Salem Herald Salem W. Va
DISTRICT No. 6
District No includes Barbour Randolph Pendeon and Pocahon
las counties District office the Bengton Progressive Bengton
W. Va
DISTRICT No. Z.
District No includes Upshur Kanawha head
for District No will office Buckhnnon Delta
and knight EITant. Buckhannon
DISTRICT
District No includes Webster all
state not included other district district
will be at the office the Webster Republican Webster Springs Va
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1913-11-13
Ganeht in Wheel

PARKERSBURG - Amos Tebay.
one of the leading dairymen of the
country, and owner of one of the
finest and most modernly equipped
dairy farms in this section, located
in Lubbock district, had narrow es-
cape from being killed Tuesday at
his place when caught in the fly
wheel of an engine. The new en-
CINE was being set up near the banks
of Neal Rum on Mr.. Tebay's farm,
for the purpose of pumping water to
a reservoir near his barn. Mechan-
les We're present setting up the ma
chine and Mr.. Tebay was assisting
in the work when he got too near
the fly wheel and was caught. In
stead of the wheel pulling him into
it, Mr.. Tebay was thrown violently.
He narrowly missed striking a
heavy beam, escaping. death or seri-
GUS injury by a close margin. AS it
was the ligaments in his right shout
der were torn loose and he sustain
ed very painful though Fortunate
ly not serious injuries.