davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-01
6prite Del Of 1eltIiaheben fore.

5erite Del al 8eitliobe0en fore
gif / kingdoms. og &nsgor.So
ser beo9e bar fpIot, 90 5orenin9ens
f~ungerenOe 6ormono, 9aitor off.
Hicar6, tog Oroet og toGte ON
9enoem9rferne for en- ri9tig &. S.
Il. M.er.
Com ioaonnne pegeoe Soleren
bf. a. paa, ON ban Ieber ct ielb-
itGnoiot 2ib / @uo og befIitter fig
paa at bGibe 6pgtig / ben 9oIeite
9unft, Ser gibes: at bin6e SiGIe
for SUB.
llmiooeIbort efter 6~ore0ra9et
iamIeoes 86oieGs6o9s9Giterne / Set
loGen, Ser bar imuft pDntet, og boor
8oreningens 0rfeiter foncertere6e.
Otter at 9affen bar inotaget, tolte
SefretGr Gng6er9 for Den ofgooe0e
5ormono, aontorebef 9angert, ser
oeo at trqffe fig tilboge efter "a
4ar5 8ienelte banoe unogaoet at
6lipe ferret meo ct S1ibilpl1ul. Sou
lfal ban life oeito minore babe ct
o2epe"." @roftige S1trraraob).
Senere pao Qtftenen un0erbol0t
Sc. s. Il. M.S Songere 3oriamlin-
gen, Der ferIt tent ifiltes mf0er 90.
De gnifer for oeres screenings tort
iatte Eriolel o9 gone til at oGre
til 8eIiignelie for Sooeoltaoens
monolige llngoom. 2-n.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-01
Statsrcanifabct for 1912-1913.

0ette bier ct lan9t gunItigerC
Heililtat emo pentet. S Steoet for
ct p%aaregnet lln6erifilo paa 1851
600 SIR. er Der ct Ooerlfito poa A.
5S5.000 SIR. eaer en- 5orbeoring
poa nGiten 90 Will. ar.
9ette gooe 3eillItot ifploes ina.
bel iorege0e Sn6tG9ter iom 9eipa.
refer paa l~looiitsiioen omtreni
SaIooelen poa bner SIDE.
Snotugtsitigningen iaIoer pGient.
Iigit paa oSfatter og Gigiiter", Der
bar gioet ca. 6A Mill. Str. mere
emo bentet, og llobpttet al StatS'
aftioerne 212 Will. SIR. mere. Ser
al bar Stntsbonerne gibet ca. IL
Wiill. SIR. mere, BoitoGienet 200
900 SIR, StntsteIe9rof. o9 3ele.
fonpGienet nGiten 100000 ar.,
Statsifonene nGiten 100000 ar.
mere emo oentet. lliereo aIGoefa.
6rif bar ginet nGitcn III 900 Ser.
/ Steoet for 10000 Str. dip.
Stigningen paa Sfatter % Nj
otter ialoer npiten uoeIuffenoe pao
5orbrugslfatterne gien0omsifDloen
bar eiuet ca. 100000 ar. mere emo
bentet, Sn6fomlt. og 5ornueifotten
goot 200, 900 SIR. mere, 9igifter al
arp og Omiptning oerintoo nGiten
3 Dill. ar. mere eGer ca. 1912
900 SIR. SnoferieIstoI6en bar 9ioet
So MiGf. Ser. mere og Sufferofoif.
ten aoSt 100000 Ser. mere. 0eri.
mob bar Observation-Disclosures oe 81.
ifatten gibet Iiot minore emo bentet.
Observation-Disclosures bofieoe | 81.
nonsaarets Sob fra 29,7 DILL. SIR.
til ca. 34,3 Will. Str.
Sfolcn % S%nmiunoet. 2ofalbi-
Itorie | SfOlerne. Yaitor SGp | Nfar-
itaI fremiGtter / o8olfeifolcn" ben
Ionfe: SiemitnbnslGre / Sfolerne.
Oct err tiot iorbaoienoe, bbor liot
5oIf fenoer til oeres Gyms 6ortio.
gern buroe | Sfolen lore lige ioo
meaet ON Den Ggn, De Dor poo,
Iom De lprer ON andre @ene. Oct
err NOT iaa goot arglmenterer
9rniten = at pi6e 9eifeo ON Spg.
nets gomle Beteraner fra De orog
of Steo, til De fom biem, emo at
lpre Rannene pan HapoleonS @ene-
raler. Oct er n~otiirligere, at 0erne.
ne be6, bpornnor Soanefirfen er
bDgget og FENDER liot til oenS 81
mItorie, emo at De beo en- bel Del
ON Ietersfirfen | Mom, og oct bur-
oe bore i~oaIeoes, at man | SfoIcn
fortaIte Dem ON genens Soreaangs-
m9nb, on Dem, Der fsrit bespnote
at mergle og brGne M. m.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-01

Afano tale OH, lonl DeoUle Oh llo'
De iom 3ornano ior oct 9loos Be
itDreIie, bpis Geoofter al 9eieite-
ret bIeo oemtt for llO6re0elie al
Ie9no9tige % 6agtalerilfe 3Dgter.
Ia buroe 9iifopperne babe inn-
geret iom airfens WtunO % ammo.
Oct 9aitor Serenien ON at tr9oc
tilbnge ira 6ormanOs. eler ira
9r9ite.S tillingen.
0et bar ingen aaroeIig Gag ell
Ter noget 2areiper9smaoI, Der Der
beo piloe ppre oigiort; men ct
Spergsmool ON, bpao Der er al.
itGnoi0t 90 i6mmeligt.
9erpaa gioer 9aitor CIR. 81
renien / %. & ior t6. Sept. fsl-
eenoe Guar:
8 5ebrliar 1911 blen ieg fal0et
til aultusminiiter appel, Der brag'
te mig en- %Anmooning ira aongen
ON at iratrGOe iom 5ormano for
.ariiteIigt 8oablao"S @eltprelie /
GnIeoning al Sogen moo Heoafter
Mottbieien. Seq iooreoe ofaiort
mel til oenne Gnmooning, men feie'
be til / SomtaIens 2eb: n9e fan
10 oiifeoi9e MIG ira nit gmbe0el"
Sertil gap Winiiter Appel, bpis
QonoIitet o%oerfor mig / oenne Gag
jeg life it9rft nof fan frembGne,
Oct Snar: Set itaI aIorig tie, ion
Ipnae ieg er Winiiterl" Sr. appel
bite fig oltiaa ooifilIigt libernlere
emo bans ftp. rooifoIe aollegn eli.
ter bans Giterifriit at BONNIE biloe
baoe giort. gu, oo aongen er $50
og NppeI life lpngere er Wiiniiter,
bar ieg life fun6et noget @runo
til at forboloe OiientIigbcoen oenne
Splpsnine.
Sbor gauges @aber. 6rif 6iegoos
Winoeiten.. Statsrooo Thor 9nnae
/ HusInno bar 10 oeo mango Gel.
Iiaheoer, ~ifripes Der fra gibora
iii .SnIGano Git." al ID. Sept.,
Rift fin aprIia6eo til fit gomIe 8e-
orelnno. % ban omiatter iGrlig
0ibora.Ganen meO itor Snteresie.
Crit Clippings aors / 3inncrnp og
Winoeiteuen paa @rntbe Seoe ifnl.
oes hom. og iioit bar ban tilbltot
at ifGnfe 8iborg en- Minoeiien ODER
Crit Gieqoo. 0i6ora 9prnno bar
meo 8of tnget imoo 3hor 2anges
9ilbuo. oa oct er ober0raget gro.
iesIor Rprop / a%ebenbopn og Ir.
fiteft 5rit3 | aarbus at ierge tot
bet uioere iorneone.
9%illeobnpaer RimneIin | 8iborg,
Der ifal noisre gilleobug9erarbei.
bet. bar mn 5eo Serregaaroen So.
oaI" iunoet Ell meget imuf % nal
minoeli9 flor Sten, Tom onies for
pasienoe. 9Grfiteften og 9orgmelter
@luo bar / Gag npret beo gSe6nl"
i, og Re Stenen, Der beier flere Gliino
9uno. Gen ifaG anbringes poo ben
beieite 9op | NnlPget pnn Borg
bolo oa maa beiies oerop beo Siplp
al 3olier.
Sfilsmisier. aStatiitiife Gitcrret-
ringer" opIpier. at 724 QGgteifnber
/ 1912 bIeb enIeite beo Sfilsmisie.
= 1911 bar IntoIlet 736, / 1910
748, / 1909 1874. | 1904 473 og
| 1901 376.
Com man fer, %ifriber oar. 9gbI."
bar Der | De ieneItc gar bGret nogen
9ilbage9ong | SfiIsmisiprnes an.
tai, meoens Der ti6Iigere Dor en- ret
ItGrf Stieniue. Sra 1901 til 1910
blep 9lntollet faaleoes nGIten for.
oobfet.
ODER Saln0elen - nemIia 400
al SfiIsmisierne fonot Stco
| Sooeoitaoen; enopioere faIoer en-
~betpoeIie Del al De 1874 Sfilsmisier
iom benieres til 2nn6oiIirifterne,
Steo / 8illabperne I SobebIta6ens
0prbeb.
Won fan 10 eobt ii9e, at ellis.
misfernes antaI life er oberbGIoen-
be | 5orboIo til gggteffabernes gn.
tai, ibet Der aarIig inogaas CO.
10000 sggteffaber. Oct bliper oft
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-01
Surmuoct Sl6spnaiGttelie,

5urmobet SlbSpaaiGttelie. Sen-
Dag ben IA. Sept. neobrGn0te ct
pIore SllS, ser Goo peo 8Gnesifabs.
pei tat lloen for Rofifoo. Suiet til
bsrte en- biemoen6t 9onif- Nmerifo.
ner, 9eiptning og Sn06o re00eoes.
2 9ornItaffe, Der life bar oSiurere-
De, brpnote.
Ser er ooerbeienoe Sanoipnli9-
beo for, at SIoen er pooint, ga en-
fontant 9engeium Iom op6epare6es
/ Stuert, bar %ioriounoen1 Oo 9onen
oiloe reooe Den.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-01

SOrnelammclic / SDofpn. s 6oo-
borg fonitotereoes for fort 3io il
oen 9ernelommelie hos en- @rbeios-
man0s liae Spn. Serere er Ger fon-
I~toteret ggrnelommelie bos en- bot
len Yige ira 9ierng % ct Barn
ira 5~ielIebroen, Der begge menes
at bile ioo WGrfer at Spgoommen
3oruoen oisie ire Yerioner, Ser al
Ie Iigeer paa 5aaborg Spgebus,
er MI i'll. 50. e." @rbei0smono
Guar Sergenien ira 5ooborg bic
ben inoIagt til Obierbotion, og 2G-
gen mener, at ogiaa ban Iioer al
Den iamme Sp9oom
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-01

naar man BAD BAN ON at fomme
= ban bar en- birfiom Man0 troos
fit ioageIige SeIbre6, % naar man
bgrte bans in6erlige meo mango
Smootr9f inoo9neoe 8orfpnoelie,
fit man oItio 5slellen al at oct
bar en- Mono, Ser biloe no9et. &oor
funoe ban trDgle og beoe Spn0ere
ON at fomme til Seills, og bbor
flnoe ban ofmaIe 5relieren8 ltore
aGrIig6eo meo Ieoenoe 8orber!
Soor g. g. Serenien tafte, fltnoe
man bare bis pao at faa mango
IiI6erere. 90 bbor bnr ban forneie.
Zig of babe meO til bore inlna Mis-
iionGrfonbenter / Sp9om grelte-
gaoro; ga bIanoeoes aIoor % @am.
men flint me0 %binonOen. San iob.
mes al mango - men Ri oeo, at ban
M bar oct goot.
Sob. @ibc. g eteren
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-01

Generne paa Seoen. Sfipe, II.
September. aommisiionsraao S.
0aeIl / Somburg bar bi0til febt
1900 Cor. 2ano al Seoeflaoen mel
lem Seibpf, aoneesbus, gieien Sell
De og Heien. arealet ifal in0ret'
ties til Gensoprfoloni % bill / So
bet al gfteraoret blioe inobegnet
meo Sernpele, ga Tr9p9lene bar
oilt fig life at pGre ItGrfe nof. Sio-
til err ino6egnet ca. 400 Cor. 2on0,
6oor Der for Gioen befinoer fig ca.
so 3ensopr. Ser er fsbt 10000
FpIe a l Ser. % Gre.
Gangs &eanet pfantes ct 29bGl-
tie, mems Der in6e paa Seoen plant
teS 2unoe, bnor 9prene fan opbol-
oe fig / SoIbeoen.
geo aolonien er / CONNER OPP
fert Ell Bllla til $4,000 Str. Gen
ifal ofaioe golig for aoloniens
2eoer, Sr. Sob8. Beef / 5reoerifs.
0neII bar beilllttet at onoen0e ino-
til u Mill. Ser. paa 5oreto9enoet,
oq 6ormaolet er at biie, at man
nte0Sor6el fan 0rine rationel Heil-
nol pon Seoen.
5 8interens Sob bill Der bline
fsbt Ell Gel HensoDr / 2opmarfen.
st mGrfeligt SnnS pna Gas.
uGrfSuci. 20 unge Gamer fanot
2%litenen ben Is. Sept. poo Sroppe-
9an1en til @ien0ommen @osbprfs-
pei 10 Ell Hoffe, Der bite Jig at in
oeboloe Ell Solmebo9, ct Seitomente
og Ell Spnrefosiebog, Gp6en0e poo
1000 9roner.
8offen bleo ofleneret paa Sta-
tionen, bnor man fonItoterebe, at
Boffen bar &eiten of Sn0boloet al
Ell Gllffert, iom for noole Gage
iioen blen i%tiooIet fra 8o9bonoIer
@iIbielm. Tbpene bar oItioa life
turoet probe paa at bGbe Benee
poa Sporefasieboeen.
Sans GgeSe" onfom ben 10.
Sept. til Gsbenbobn. fra @~rgnIono.
Om @oro befonbt iig 9olonibeitprer
Wotbieien og Somilie, Siitoriferen
Or. 2oitis 9obe, Spiferen Or. Soft,
Tom bar 9eltoger | QuerbainsGfS-
petition, Spenfferne Sriberre b.
9Iincfoipitrsm og Sen, iom bar
foretoget ornitologiife og entomoGo-
oiife Stiioier FAINT Srf. Serenien
Der fom fra Snipeftsr 8enoiren |
S~p0grgnlo1o.
Den 6. Septr. pasiereoe oSnns
Ggebe" pon Gap SorbeIs 29ngoe
@otorffibet Sop gorf", iom bab-
be Moifinifabe, men bo9 orbeioebe
fla SCHROEDER.
Gnub @nsmusien fan pentes til
0~ahouhohn UponttApIfpt of moh
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-01
Sn6crfmlOienS Gre. $ oct Io0Iif

Sn6erfuloiens Gre. s BET ipolige
9arboere beO 2ilbre Geoningsitation
lager ct 5iiferbiern, Der fan iiges,
at npre rant of Ell booro Sfpb.
ne, ifriber Str. 8gbl." al Is. Sept.
ser Dor mn Ell gnfe iammen meo IL
ne 10 Sgnner. Senoes Mano so.
ief SEMEN anaf, bar 8eiterboos-
fiIfer - en- al De gamle 5iifertD.
per poa 8eItfpiten = og ban bar
tilIige onint Tom 9etieningSmano
peo Geoningsboooen n2iI6re". Gen
%. Sonuor 1897 orufne0e ban
TANNER meo fine qammerater, oa
o2ilere" funtreoe. Chen oa bar Den
MI bonr0t biemisgte Mo0er pGret
@nfe. Ere of benoes Senner bar
ta9et 5a6erens @erning op poo
9obet iom 8eiterboosfiifere, o9 Den
rIoite ltoor beo He6nin9sbaooen
q9iG6re" iom 9etieningsnrono og er
tilliae 5erer for ct 6iiferbaooeIao
Men oct CT life oIene Sopet, Der
bar foitet Sorgen inc oper bette
Stem, nei Den bGrgenoe 8uberfu-
Ioie bar iIaoet neo Der / iaa bei
en- @rao og me0 iao baaro en0aono,
at oct Del nof fan fables %ii9loent.
Zen frpgtelige Spg0om tog iot poa
en- oofien 0atter, Der burtig maatte
BUTTE nnoer, ire bofsne 8etre til
bIen on9rebet, 90 SuberfuIoien lag.
De Dem / en- tioli9 @rab. gu | DIS.
ie Gage logger ben femte Cater
meget angreben al famine SDgoom.
8enne 5iiferenfe bar oa / 2sbet al
iao 9tar fuIgt fin Man6 og fine a
oofsne 9etre til oeres iioite Spile-
iteo paa Snrboere binopiifeoe Sir.
fegaoro. s Sanobeo en- boaro
Sfebne.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-07-21

the Biggs-csmeneta case Is set for
the aflh q next month.
shuttfas oiE aefatsg on the Kahn
resolution. after an agreement had
been mace BY both sides, came as q
Surprises ut is,the talk now that At
torney General 8IcReynoIds was be-
hind this action. Indeed. It Is de-
clared BY many representatives that
II the truth were known, the white
I4ouse acQuieseed IN this procedure,
.if, indeed, it did not indicate It the
eleventh hour that such action was
desired.
s4shuttIng or debate" That Is one
Of the cardinal principles developed
by this administration. It has car
ried 1t to the ninth degree In the
House, and owen, OF Oklahoma, Is al
tempting it in the Senate bat with
poor prospects of succeeding. Not
only was a tariff bin forced through
the House with scant time for debate,
but hearings were denied, secret
caucuses accompanied it throughout,
and star chamber methods prevailed.
The currency bill, now with the n
nance committee OF the lower branch,
is travelling the same route. Throttling
a discussion OF the California case,
however. by the very character Of
that case, the national interest in it.
and the integrity of high officials
questioned, is considered to be carry
ing this DoIicy to the breaking point
and is coming in for universal con
domination from all sides.
AS to Davis, and his friends: They
are not unmindful of parslellism,
which looks to them like McReynolds
has started out to be the Achilles
Ballinger of the Wilson adninistra-
ton, cast for the part by an unkind
fate and a temperament prone to
commit bIunder, a situation Of ,strik-
ing similarity which the administra-
ton is likely to see soon, II 1t has not
already, and put an end to by letting
McReynolds out OF the cabinet Who
could fll that job better than Mr..
Davis? That Is what the Davision-.
iaes would like to know? Who, in
deed? Mr.. Davis could tell, but mod
esty forbids. His friends here can
and they do. Why, it's John ". him
seIf-the Boy Blackstone OF the rag
ing West Fork.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-07-21
Rrvan,s Gadding.

Since William j. Bryan has been
sworn in as secretary Of state al
which time he entered the employ
OF the government at salary Of
$12, 900 a year, or $1,000 a MONTH
he made a trip to Chicago and at
tended a banquet there, ne visited
Springfield, IN, as a guest of the
Illinois legislature, he celebrated ms
birthday anniversary at d4incoln'
Neb., he was present at banquet al
Trenton. y. J., he went to Philadel-
phia for a Sunday speech, he travel
ed across the country to Sacramento
Calf, and returned, he attended
dinner at Baltimore, he was present
at a dinner In New York, he al
dressed the legislature at Harris
burg, Pa, he spoke at a banquet IN
New York. he attended the Guthrie
dinner in Pittsburg he greeted ms
BRAZILIAN minister or foreign affairs
At Hampton Roads, he made trip
to Clew York to say farewell to inc
brazilian minister, he visited friends
at AsheviIle. \. c., he delivered
chautauoua address at Henderson
Vile. m. G., he delivered chautau
qua address at Mt. Lake Park ana
he has gone to Winona, Mimi on
lecture tour.
Mr.. Bryan surely IS not sitting on
the lid much at Washington. As
tourist, however. he Is a complete
success, and the people are playina
him all the time. In addition ths
distinguished and privileged gentle
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-07-21
vacation Moner Rarning.

Let's suggest that Woodrow VII
son open a preparatory school for
training to enter college this fall to
earn a little extra change during the
summer. And Mt. Secretary Redfield'
who used to mend radiators, might
go back to his old job. And Mr.. Sec
rotary Josephus Daniels might pick
up his pen and go back into the news
paper game Mr.. Secretary Wilson
might dig coal, as he used to, and pick
up a few extra shillings during the
summer. In this manner they might
all keep pace with Mr.. Secretary
Bryan, who is on the lecture platform
for a few extra sheckles, and who lee
tured at Mt. Lake Park Wednesday,
Grafton Sentinel.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-07-21
RrltIpe 4 = AIenaee.


Some of these days there viii be
an appalling loss of life, unless q
menace known as the Glen ELK
bridge is protected against
That viii be the must terrible Tea
tire OF the collapse of the bridge
However, there win be other fea-
tures entaiIing hapdships. The lives
lost VIII have to be paid for at rate
determined by law and fixed by the
courts. That Will mean extra taxa
ton. with the bridge in Debris
great traffic inconvenience viii pc
caused and railroad passengers 70
and from this point will suffer. They
VIII have to make greater effort to
get to and from trains and should
they depend upon, conveyance they
would have to pay more than they
do now. Consumers OF freight
goods, as well as all other goods
hauled by rail, will have to pay
higher FOR them as the extra cost IN
getting them from the station VIII
be added to the prices of the goods
The Inconvenience viii cause bust-
Iness stagnation.
The collapse OF the bridge, wheth-
er there be many human beings On
lit at the time, will b1aeken the repu-
Itatfon of the county and city to an
extent that will never be ehaced
from. the pages Of history or the
chords of memory
Loss OF life by this method will
he enough to strike down the con-
sciences Of public men, whose duty
lis to prevent the possibility OF sucn
a catastrophe. Sorrows untold VIII
come to many innocent of the con-
Idition leading up to It and willing
now to contribute their share to pre-
venting it
Harrison county has wealth. In
deed, 1t is rich. Tt is more than
amply able to overcome the menace
now al hand. The Telegram believes
the county earnestly desires the OPP
portunity to overcome it and that II
Twin insist ON action looking to al
soIute safety.
There can be no division of opin-
ion as to whose duty it is to provide
d safe bridge there. The county
builds bridges anu Tic SAaS
those within its borders in repair.
This appears to be law The county
can not expect-the city to keep safe
a bridge that has not-ibeen safe for
years. The city has the right to ex-
nect the county to mako the bridge
safe and then the county has a right
to expect the city to keep it in re-
pair
suggestion is made that the coun-
ty proceed at once to construct
substantial concrete bridge there
That can be done without suspension |
o, traffic on the present structure as
what is there now can be made
part of the concrete bridge and VIII
not have to be removed, as a conse-
ouence Of which traffic will not have
to be suspended
But, whether 1t be the
comfy or the city which should con-
vert the bridge into a concrete struc- |
ture. it is imperative that it be done
at once, and both the county court
and the city council should look into
the matter and determine whic his
morally and by law compelled to act
/ If Joint action is required, take it.
The general public should arouse
itself to the danger impending ana j
the agitation should be such as not
70 hermit any one whose duty it is |
n -proyide safe bridge there 10
lshirl or neglect that duty or to de-
lay action.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-07-21
What OTHER EDITORS SAY
The McReynoIds Choice.

1t is gratifying TO be informed that
Attorney General McReynolds is still
considering the dissolution Of the
standard Oil and Tobacco trusts. The
country viii breathe freer to know
that Mr.. McReynolds's valuable actvi-
ties are being directed towards the
trusts rather than towards the protec-
tion of white slavers and rick sedu-
Gers who happen to have influential
Democratic political connections
Wheeling Intelligencer.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-07-21
Foss and HIS Factory.

Governor F'oss, Of Massachusetts,
Is overdue for q reading out Of the
Democratic party. He threatens q
move his factory to Canada Il me
tariR bill passes. II he does It 4
TO be hoped that he goes with it
Foss made his two campaigns for
governor on tariff reform platforms
which makes his conduct all the
more reprehensibIe. = Parkersburs
Sentinel.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-07-21
DAVIS
CCOntlnued from page one.S

can ire. and they are searching for an
opening to get the facts before the
country and into the record. ana their
search may prove successful In that
event. it may be believed, that Davis
will be glad, and he will hope that il
will come soon. for he sails for the
Hague August 10. If the opportunity
comes again, it will come soon, for
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-07-21

Some Democratic committeeman
make distinction between the ma
tional and state plum trees. When
ever the national one is shaken and
a Democratic committeeman gets a
Juicy plum, that committeeman
takes the plum approvingly, but
when the state plum tree is shaken
md plum falls into the hands OF
{ lRepn6IIcan committeeman. The
Democratic committeeman says it Is
wrong for the plum to fall that way.
In other words Democratic commit
teemen think it Is right and proper
that plums from the federal Demo-
cratic tree should be given to Demo-
cratic committeeman but they think
It is wrong and improper that plums
from the state Republican tree should
be given Republican committeeman
Their gem OF consistency cretainly
does badly need furnishing.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-07-21

man + drawing pay at the same
time from other Golfers.
Announcement By him ees ne
proposes to spend six weeks on the
lecture platform indicates that ne
thinks It IS right that ne should give
but little more than half his time TO
the discharge Of the duties be took
upon himself for the government,
when he took the oath Of office
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-07-21
CAUTIONED
Are Certain Aliens Who Want
TO Become NaturaliZed TO
Petition at Once.

Richard E, Campbell, of Washing
ton. ID. c., commissioner Of naturali-
cation, calls attention through W. NJ.
RagsdaIe ,ofPittsburg, chief naturali-
cation examiner for this district, to
the subject of the seyen-year limfta-
tlon placed on the validity of decIara-
ton of intention filed since September
q, 1906, with view Of cautoning
those aliens who are In possession of
declarations of intention which will
soon expire, and who are DESTROYS Of
becoming naturalized, to petition for
naturalization before the period OF
validity Of their declarations will ter
inmate. These petitions should be
made here to Samuel r. Harrison,
deputy federal court clerk, whose
Office is in the postoffice building.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-07-21
wagon.

when Governor HatsSssee became
convinced that through technical
point OF law James S. Lakin could
not with strict propriety serve on the
public service commission of tine
state, he vacated the appointment.
This certainly was quite manly and
beyond just critncism- When this
was done however. very capable
conscientious and faithful member
of the board left 1t.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-07-21
Namoomer In Politics.

Captain John G. Bond is an active
candidate for the adjutant generals
office under Governor Hatfield and It
is assumed that he has a very good
chance OF landing the job. He is a
newcomer in politics, which ought to
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-07-21

The Charleston Gazette, good
little boy in the main, came down the
pike yesterday with apple butter or
Jam smeared air OVER its editorial self
But &c II 1--we it all the more for its
boyish 7btifankg.-H421nt ihgton Herald
Dispatch.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-07-21

III Congressman Davis had fore
seen the election OF Judge Con to
the United States Senate and his res
ignation from the federal bench, he
possibly would not have been can
didate last fall for re-electton TO
Congress and he might now be a
federal judge, such as he has sought
to be since Judge Con retired from
the bench. Alas, even the shrewd
can not always see ahead.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-07-21
MoNDAY. JULY q. 1s1s.
An RTenlng Echo.

Wealth Is not acquired as man!
persons suppose, by fortunate specu
Iation and splendid enterprises, but b.
the daily practice OF industry, fru
gallty and economy; he who relies up
on these means will rarely be founS
destitute and he who relies upon am
other will generally become bankrupt
IF. WAYLAND. ,s-