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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-01-16
@saftes aapitsL

4u9 Der 9err @enOarmeriepoftens
&ommanbant, Wa9tme,iter pertl.
entoedte in Der llmsebuns Der birs
ren pappel ni9t oas geringite, mas
guftldrans iibcr Den @erbleib 9rdu-
ners bate seben tOnnen.
Mibmutig ipra9 er auf Dem Riids
tpese pieoer i'm @rienbof DOR. Sier
traf er Srana poisner, ben JDrs
iter, oeFen @asen Dor Dem @utstor
itanb.
poigfler mar 9egen oebn ubr beimz
gepmmer, bate, nabOem er bon ieis
ner Sral unO @mbsrg eriabren, mas
ii9 ~augetrasen, fpfort ben Dasen
%anfpannen ldiien uno befano fi9 felt
elmer @iertelitunoe Bel Sraii 8rduner
uno Sobanna.
poisner bate BON Ieinen amtlis
den 8riefbpsen uno anperts elm
Stiid mitgebra9t, I'm iie nit Dem
8rduner 5usesangerlen S9reiben gu
oerslei9en.
IS mar tein 3peifel: 8riefbpesn
uro &npert ltammten aus Der S1rItes
rel.
Ra4oem ii4 ppisner iiber oie
4ebnli9teit Der p~orliesenoen @9rilt
nit Der feinigen iebr selpunbert bate
i9rieb ct ielbit Die paar .3eiIen, sic
8rGuner Iortgelodt bdtten, aul oas
nitgebra9te 8riefpapier. Mon per<
gitp ole S4riften uno fano, oab lie
MS ulf etIi1e Geringfieigteiten elm
amer frappant d9nli9 iaben.
gu bieIer S9riftperglei9uns fam
oet Bd4tmeiiter geraoe aure9.,
pa a ibm F1tli9 peinlid mar,
Dab CT ni6ts entoedt uno mitbtn
nidis gu he,itfen fpuBte, mar II
frob, teine llria9s gum 8Ieiben au
bdben. st bate es eiIig. nm an an.
bsren Srten in Der Mnseiegenbeit ipeis
ter 81 banoeln. Sieb es op9, in alien
Orten rinssum no4 Dem 8eri9puns
oenen iaden, uno, tpenn 9rGuner
ni4t 5al0 sefunoen tpuroe, ole amt,
Idle anaeige eritdtten.
Quite ipolIte Der WadtmeiFer Td
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-01-16

fdarfen, fuhsnbsn Mustn nidts BE
fonbers Su setpabrtH.
Die iungen Qtite atmeten erletd
teri auf. Rad ssnausffer Dur@for
fduns Der ndberen un6 peiteren I'm
sebung oss @anmss tebrten fe 81
ben pferSen auriid.
.gs 1T rdtfelbaft4, bemertte Ger
bon Mmb.rs. ben Rppf f&iitteIno.
rSa, ratfeIbaft1; iui.osrboIte SO,
banna. Damn bob lie lanf4euo Der
&Opf.
.Das 1T sreu!4 faste fie. .90reu
Sic = er belIt - &C mub BET Del
Bride iein.'
sic i6ipang fid raid In ben Sat.
tel. 9err bon 9lmberg folgte ihrem
geiipiel.
SIN ndaiten 9lusenbIid saloppier.
ten fie Der 8riidt gu.
BOD ebe fie bieit errei6ten, fam
ibaen Spfef nit Srtu enfgegen.
.Nnna" rief 1srr bon ambers BEN
Oiener su.
ISIS 3ar @trabe nod Mdnnerss
BORT III Der Sreu gerannt4 beri4tete
Sofef, naber bort bat CT bic Spar,
faIs er elmer gefolgt 1T, Derloren.1
$50 miifen mir alio ieBt beimtebs
rem, faste 6rdulein Wilesfa mutlos
rn6 tpanote ibr pfero.
Mla ibr 8egIeiter tat 10.
.9ieaeidt erfabren mir in Wiibls
leiten sttpas", meinte Ct, aber piel
9Offnuns i9ien aud er ni6t au bas
ben.
Sn Der NGbe Der biirren pappel
mid Der 5uno uodmaIs bon Der
StraBe ab uno rannte pieber IN DE
au bineiu. 9enaa an Der StelIe,
mo er iia porber iu4sno nmberses
trieben, blieb er iebt Dieoer iteben.
Die orsi Reiter bielten an unb Bee
oba9teten i'm.
Gnolid I9ien srsu nit ieiner linz
teriu9uns fertig gu fein; er trabte
f%peiter, iprang auf Die StraBe bins
auf uno i@lus bic Ridtun5 mad
Miblleiien elm. Die orei Reiter fOlgz
ten ibm.
Siesmal ritten lie bur1 bas Sorf
unb fragten bier unb bort, OBJ man
Germ 8rauner geieben babe.
aber niemunb pubte ettpos bon
i6m. 9arauf tebrtsn Die orei In
Den grlenbof 5urid. |
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-01-16
SHnftes aapitel

Ssrr pOnambers bielt iid nidt LANCE
i'm grlenbof auf. ST lieB iid muir
Den 9rief aeigen, Der 8rduner 5ur
oiirren Yappel beiteut bate. uno
iibergab 5rau emma Die sefunoene
3eitung, Die aud lie porbsr nod ME
Seieben bate.
Der 8riefboeen unb oas Rupert
itammten, pte Der IOiuntt faste.
apeiIeaos aus Der SDriterei; bic
S9rift5ise ipuren, iuenn poigner fie
pirtIid ni@t felber sei4rieben, tdus
fdeno dbnlid na4gemd6t.
@s mar neuil ll6r bpriiber als Der
aoiunft Den Grlenbrf perIieB. Sn Der
Mllee lam ibm Der Da6tmeifter
pertl entgegen.
Sic iprafen nur Elm pdar Worte
matchmaker, iporauf tie ii4 trennten.
Der 9err ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS omz
manbant WahtmeiIter pertl mar BON
Der Mi4tisteit ieinss 8erufes gang
unb gor erfiiat. ST ipar Elm bras
Der Mann unb ppm beIfen Willer
erfiiat, beIob in I9pierigen Sdaen
iebob niGt INNER Die Sdbigteiter,
Die iein geruf erforoerte.
anna, Sic Inn bas YfDrt4en ses
Sffnet bate, fiibrte Jpn iofnrt gu
ibrer !Serrir.
.SonSerbarer Gan! @sbr iouoers
barer SAIL" reoete Der i9neioige
@a9tmeiIter bas biibfds Stubens
Madden an. !9abe fpeben nit benz
Serrn SprIaojuntten barber ses
Ipro9en. Die Sabe fisbt 3iemIi6
rdtIelbaft aug. Der Serr Wa9t@
meiiter itrid, lnna poblsefdlis be-
tra9tenb, Ieinen Siden, peibblonoen
S9nurrbart. .Na. es miro baIS tein
Rdtiel mebr iein. 9afir iinb ia
mir bal
Dos tlans redt srpBortig unb ims
ponterte Dem Mdo9sn oud, aber es
mar ibr rn1nsenebm, baB pertl lie
10 perliebt anfab.
Dor einem Sabre nod ipdre iie fir
ole sirtliden 8lide SugGnslider &c.
tpsien; felt Sofei Oa mar, bate tie
aber fir Yertl ni6ts mebr iibris.
8efto mebr badte Der Serr 8a9ts
meiiter an oas biibide Mdb9en, oas
er ieBt 70 ielten gu ieben betam uno
oas ibm BEL oiefen f%eltsnsn 8ssess
nun9en 10 ~auffalenb ansmi9.
GuasnbIidli9 freiIidb paren feline
@ebanten nit Dem peri9punosnsn
!Serrn bonn Grlenbof bei6dftist, aber
Elm paar SGrtIi1e @ebanten ftelen bod
fir gnna ob. st fdBte tie in ole
Worte 5uiammen: .Sie ipsroen isoen
Gag bibider, SrduIein anna!!4
Wprauf er ltod:s un0 pttiert bilsus
fiiste: p9as finbet tpobI aud ser
9err &ammeroienerg@
Sn annls @angen ltieg cine BEL
Be R0te, SrpBig mari lie ole Zip
pen ouf uno fagte tura: .gBir baben
teinen a0mmerOisner! Wenn Stt
Serrn GpImar msinsn, IL lit er Der
lebte. Der lid fir etnus uls8i6s.
mas er ni9t lit. go oa brtnnen
III Die 9ndSige Srou!1
sic bate Yertl I'M bos Saus
berum su Der tIeinen gsran6a gee
fiibrt, Die fGon dis Kindergarten
eineeridtet mar uno BON Der aus man
in Der reuben Sabres5sit Die Damn
bon Der S~trnBsnieite unSusGrelite
Solle betrat. 8,i ibren lebten @ors
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-01-16

MIA erfruIi1e pfliat NIT ben IN,
nebmIihteiten ots QebenS f. gut 3u
berquiden perftanb.
Mber tpsnn er aud lddeln tonnte.
oisier ungepSbnIihe 9itner. isins
6an6 a~itterte nod immet
als pertf nit BEN Gnen fertig
mar, iaate Ct: rSie ftnb aber ner,
bSs! @ie Sbre 5an6 aittert uno
ME bleid Gie fino! Die Sade bat
sic bod redt mitgenommen. Das IT
ia aud besreifli9; sic Ieben fdsn
5smli9 lange Inn grlenbof, 5err
8rdunsr mar Sbnen gepib Elm gutter
6err, nn6 nun lit CT anf einrial
nidt mebr ba. SD besrsifs, Dob Sk
oa nsrn1s ino.1
sSoftf Der init D~orssbtngtem Ropf
auf psrtls Morte lanfdtt, polte
cine idbe Btipssung nod BEN
Gpredsr bin MAIDEN, fabis fid absr
nod reAtoeitig un6 blieb, Die Irme
iibsreinanber freasenb. in Der Genitsr,
I'll fouen mi4saidt nod sinmal
Soxnig feben1. fa9ts er ru9ig.
psrtl oadte: rMas fir feline, fdIanfe
9dnoe CT bat - unb nit oieien 9Gns
Den pubt er Stiefel!4 2aut iaste er:
s3ornig9 SD bate mebr Den Cine
brud, oaB Sic in Gorge tpdren. Das
bat mid selpunoert, ebenio pie Sbrs
RsnntniHe, bic i9 Sbnen iibrisens
gDnne.1
80 ia, meme aenntniKe s0nnen
sic MIR" fdbrt es Sof.f. Der nur
miibiam feinen 3orn beberri4t 9ers
aus.
Der Wadtmeiiter bat i'm berftan.
ben. Or miro rot i'm @eii9t. Mber
e. labt fi4 ni4t auf Reoen elm, bel
oenen er fablt, oaB er ben &iiraeren
3ieben tpirb.
SEPT iaiebt pertl @las uno Seller
bon ii9 unb ftebt auf. Seine Stim<
me tlingt etipas bdmif9.
.Serr bon Mmbers, 5rdulein Wlis
lesfa uno sic baben bet Der oiirrerl
pappel ni9ts g.funoen. SEPT sebe
i'd bin! 9ielleiat babe i4 mebr
@liid.@
Gr midt Soief gu unb psrldbt
oas Simmer. Sofef bleibt regungss
los iteben uno bltdt Dem fi6 gntfer>
nenoen mad. iolanse CT i'm ieben
tam.
Qls Pertl Inn Die Sausede biest,
lift ii9 bes iungen Mannes Starrs
belt. Seine 4rme iinten berab, fein
fdnst on gu 3udeh.
9ansfam sebt ct our Manb, al,
Der Der Slid ftebt. uno greift mad
Dem Bib, oeIen Habmen oes Waats
meiifers Mufmertiamteit auf ii1 ges
LENT bat.
St nimmt bas Bib pom Ragel
uno blidt lange barauf nieoer.
.Du meme liebe Seimat, Die
i9 ME ipieberieben iuerbe!!4 f%liiftert er
Dor iid FIN. Darauf eebt er 3u iets
net aommooe, Dffnet bas Sdubfa9,
oas Bib gu benz 8u9e un6 bers
lie.
No4 cine gan3e @eile Itebt CT oaa
uor, Damn lpeabet ef ii9 pieoer Dem
gu, our9 oas iebt bellies
fdlt. SO beleu9tet bas
iunse, bibi9e Geii9t Spisfs, in
Dem iebt aber ni9t Sanftmut un0
S%rdnristeit, ipnoern Srob, &dlte lno
lin barter Wtae fteben. uno Spiefs
Del4er @tiHm aus tbnen
bliBt!
lno feline !Sdnoe! @ie iie iid
Wie niitenb &c Die SGuite
,rhebt nno ipie er tie fdiittelt - als
polite ct. bic gauge Welt aertriims
nern!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-01-16

ALI.|L
ten bate Mnna Die 9alIsntiir seSffne
un6 melotte ben Wd3tmeiifer.
Dieter fah ols Ct iiber bf
S4ipslle trdt, iebr drgerlid aus; ali
er fi1 ieoo1 Dor Jrdu 8rGuner per'
iieigts. mar CT i4on ipieoer ganS BE
amtsr,
NaHbem Die DAME i'm e~ingelaoen
ii9 ibr seseniiber au febtu, er5Gbltl
lie ibm fura. abtr genau. inter mel
den umitdnoen TIT Wann fortgtgan'
gen mar.
Wabrtnb 6;eler grtl6runsen BE.
irnt Sobanna 6ie 6dlf.
Ser Wadtmeifter un6 fe besriib,
ten fid ftumm, unb Sobanna ieBts
fid nsbtn ibre Sante.
Ola Disfe alles btrihttt uno peril
nod ttnigs Jfasta geittlt lbatte, BIZ
fe be~nnttpcrtete, erbpb er ft@.
.gsa piro nSti9 fem, aud SIRE
DieHtrf9oft iiber psrfnieotnes gu be-
fraseRs bemerite ct Dihtig. ~Disie
2eute ipiiIen pit msbr aIs HIRE DER,
f9afta uno es 1T immerhin mGgliMs
bob ID absi sinem @sr9Sr sinens 4ns
haltspuntt ftnoe, bon benz aus man
planmdbis tpeiter fori4en tann.A
nMoaen Sic bier nit ben 2euten
reoena" fragte 5rau emma.
pertl Derneinte. Gr meinte, Die
9%e9entpart Der Dar'ett tpiiros oas
Sisnfpsrional niir befcfisei nia<
den.
sSit Der OteIlsr Solef ailpelenos,
ertunotgte e. lla. s0er tntere1iert
ml9 iarnlt9 am mellten.
Srauletl ufllesta erbob llh NIT eis
ilsm ldberl Hud. S9re 3ilgs oradtsl
Seltir5ars aus. gtnlse 4~lgsnplide
ltatrte re Pertt az nun iiD9 Wy
Bid gu Der seldbmten Sdnte 1ln>
ilbsr.
Ino Sraa Srauler p~sanlloollele
Sobannas gltd, aber lbrs 4u9en
ruR'g. Se ihnttslts oeil
ndIlofe lld gu oem aSa@tllelz
iito srdgte: .aSaram erfegt osnN
geraoe Soief Sbr b~eloroeres Sns
t%erefegD
@eripunoert TAI. ne oeii geamtsr
an. Warum ipliroe pertl penn 10
perlegens Vt ipus 9uHt sei
ben uno bermiso, Srau 8rduner ans
3uisben.
Was er toeberl IN De5rg ahf SoleI
mar Elm aussnblidl'fsr YIN,
Taa, ben giferludt, gpshslt li!o nlat
gum minositerl lsine WtHtlstueret
ibm eingegeben hatterl.
Wpraiif lieB ipoAl ore nnetDatiele
Wirfung Oieies ginfaaes i9lleBens
8lidtpefiel! Dabtlter ltedts
Sept interehtsrte lld Ger per-
Wa9tmeilter ertt tatldcplt1 fur SpS
'sf gplmar.
Spfef NOR, ipte Yertl paBle, 3u
oerrn 8rdunsrs periOnltter geoies
ba. unS mubte oaruia al1 ote
yepobnbeiten feines Germ plsl bellet
als Die anoere,l @ssnltboten
DDS ertpahnte pertl leBI, 81
10 pabrlnelaisds = ~ ~
men Is opne ipe''sres ln1 'Du w.
EN-. as
5ran Srallner gatie 5spsla.al aui
.ine <tsel ssofudt Das
Sle IAN uno stgs.. wv S,
,as 0RnllpetlpHet oulsAsa." D
EN-. Sle lou.sh pu SpIsla ON
Ier Detlammeia, osl 9sls INN.
ter poue mn lpNsu isosn I'LL
pefpirlel petosh. slu gulM
lafnli@ lVpn pDtgel tIilat., g .uu
lp lofort 0ut oattea pappes 49, @.,
CT mtHlull.u sls'"o~' ""o'
sn.Oe aiaa @srn forots ibr
aa.Ma ss.s, sin arns,s
SulIis @Ss;mmsr NIT ,u,si Siis
tsu"ouu. SeEo. az ts;n,
srsnne in Sen @artem. bic anosre
The Nevada County picayune., 1914-07-24

Now above all times is the era of possibilities for this great state. This week at Little Rock a geologist representing Harvard University said: There is not a geologist in the United States
 who sis not familiar with the wonderful mineral resources of Arkansas. That word wonder ful" used by an eminent geologist in describing mineral resources should arouse our own people to the wealth that abounds on every side in this remarkable state and stir us to enterprising act ivity to tell the world what we have and to do something to at- tract millions of dollars in capital for development: purposes and to secure thousands of desirable citizens and home-seekers.
 "Tenderhanded grasp 8 nett]e
The Nevada County picayune., 1914-07-24

and it stings you for your pains.
 Grasp it like a man of mettle and it soft as silk remains" is a fam liar old saying. Public-spirited men, ambitious for the welfare of Arkansas, have under the fitting leadership of the states chief ex- ecutive. grasped like men of mettle big proposition to place Arkansas in position before the eyes of the world which will do her credit and justice. In the absence of an appropriation by the legislature these men have set out to raise one hundred
 thousand dollars, pennies, nickles and dimes as we'll as by 5000 donations some of which have already been pledged, to give Arkansas as good a building land as creditable an txhibit of prod ucts and resources as any state
The Nevada County picayune., 1914-07-24
ARKANSAS AND THE CANAL

Arkansas will profit more rom the opening of the Panama eanal and the development of 'alS part of the country than thousands Of her citizens inn dglne. This state is in the very path Of commerce and develop uieht engendered by the big canal which changed the path of naVlgation of the world. Up through the Mississippi valley VIII swell the tide of traffic,
 'iuustry and settlement and ArKansas will feel the first waves of prosperity that break upon the country, owing to her iO.tunate location. How true it '; s that there is a tide in the aff- sn s,ls or men which taken at it's ;i aood leads on to fortune. It is 'ustas true with regard to states.
The Nevada County picayune., 1914-07-24

Hon. R. s. Warnock, of Mag nolia, author of the bank Guar anty Law, which has been initi- ated by the people. under tn e provisions of Amendment No. 10, to be voted on at the Sep tember election, made a speech in defense of the proposed law, at Moose Hall. in Little Rock, early this week. MT. Warnock' s address was made in response to an attack made on the Bill by Banker Rodgers, ofsLittle Rock, the week before. MT. Warnock is a strong debater. and his speech on this occasion is reported to have been one of the greatest efforts of his life, The facts and figures, used by him, to dis prove the ball assertions Banker Rodgers, were of the 16 inch-cal-
 ibre variety, and carried unques- toned conviction to the hearts and minds of thousands who heard him. That the Guaranty Law. is both satisfactory and
The Nevada County picayune., 1914-07-24

successful, wherever 1t has been tried, was conclusively demon strated and proven by Mir. War, nook, when he introduced the unimpeachable evidence of relia- ble bankers and depositors from numerous states where the law has been thoroughly tried out. No doubt about it being a good thing for Arkansaw. Vote for it. -Okolona Messenger.
The Nevada County picayune., 1914-07-24

in the union and this is what is going to be done. This county is going to be organized and an opportunity given to each man, woman and enid to work for the advertising of Arkansas before the world. If the other counties do as we'll in proportion as this county, nobody need worry for fear that Arkansas will not make as good a showing as any other state, at the San Francisco Ex- position.
The Nevada County picayune., 1914-07-24
BETRAYED.

From near Hope, one sorrell horse mule. 8 years old last spring, needed shearing badly. Branded with q on left jaw. Weigh about 800 pounds. Will pay liberally for any information that will lead to his where abouls.
 k. ". Wylie,
 Emmet. Ark. R. F. D. 2.
The Nevada County picayune., 1914-07-24
Majerisy of Friends Thought Mr Hughes Would Die, But One Helped Him ts
 Recovery.

Pomeroyton, Ky.--ln interesting ad- vices from this place. Mir. A. ]. Hughe. writes as follows: "I was down wisf stomach trouble for five (0 years. and would have sick headache 70 bad, al times, that thought surely would die.
 tried different treatments, but they did not seem to do me any good.
 got so bad, 1 could not cat or sIesp, and all my ihends. except ose, thesghi l would die. lie advised rae b ty rhediord's Black DsanshA. asl sss
The Nevada County picayune., 1914-07-24
NOTHING BeTTeRsfORs sTHE LIVER

Simmons Liver Purifier is the ideal liver medicine, because it contains no minerals. While it is thorough in act ion it is mild and pleasant to take. Price 25c. Put up in yellow tin boxes Ask your druggists.
The Nevada County picayune., 1914-07-24
STOMACH TROUBLE
 FOR FIVE YEARS

taking other medicines. l decided tr take his advice. although did not have any confidence is k.
 have now been tsking Black Draughs ios fhrse months, and t hAs cured me-- haven't had those awful sick headaches since began using Ii.
 1 am % thankful for what Black Draught has done for me-
 Thediord's Black Draugh has been found . very valuable medicine for de- rangsmests q the stomach and liver. h k composed of pure. vegetable herbs, contains 50 dangerous ingredients, and s<4s gently. VI surely. lt can be freely ssed by yssag ed old. asd should be ssys h svsy haHy ehssG
 Oct . pseaass ss1sy.
 oaS . Ssst& tO
The Nevada County picayune., 1914-07-24

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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-08-31
OIL AND GAs


The best completion reported from
West Virginia is Rinehart and Cores
second test on the William Stewart
farm. located In McKim district,
Pleasant county. The oil well devel-
oped in the Maxon sand and the well
Is estimated to be good for thirty
five barrels day.
In Grant district. Richie county,
the Naughton Drilling Company has
drilled its No. on the William Ar
nett farm through the Keener sand
and has a show. for ten-barrel
|pimper On Falling Rock creek, Big
Sandy district, Kanawha county, the
Failing Rock Camel Coal Company
has completed No. 56 on its own
property and has sassed In the
Weir sand with an estimated czpac-
ity Of three million cubic feet q day.
On the same stream and in the same
district. the o. Cornell OIL Company
has drilled It's No: 4 S on the Goshorn
tract through the Weir sand and has
Ia fvesbarrel producer. In Elk dis
ltrict, Kanawha county. the South
Penn OIL Ccmpany's No. II on the
Wesley Strickland farm had stopped
producing and was given a light shot
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-08-31
the THEATERS

A wonderful two reel Kalem is
showing today at the Bijou. 1t is the
fifth Alice Joyce series. The title is
THE Vampires Trail" Alice Joyce,
Tom Moore and Alice HOLSTER are
the principals. This photoplay comes
more highly recommended than the
famous Vampire" In addition to
Miss Joyce and Mr.. Moore's popularity
Miss HOLSTER who takes the part Of
1.-THE Vampire is beautiful, brilliant
photoplay artist. This character suits
her dark beauty and with fine stage
appearance and graceful lines, she
dominates and captiyates her au-
diences.
Tuesday Dorothy Kelly, James Nor
rison and George Cooper are on in
1.-THE Wheat and the Tares." Wednes-
Iday Miss Violet Hornor and Ralph
Stewart will appear in James A.
Hearne's famous drama, Hearts Of
Oak" 1t Is a four part Famous Play
ers production. Francis x. Bushrnan
will be on wednesday afternoon in
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-08-31
There Can Be No Doubt About the
Results in CIarksbHrg.

Results tell the tale.
All doubt is removed.
The testimony Of a Ciarksburg citi-
zen.
Can be easily investigated
What better proof can be had?
A. j. Smallwood. retired merchant,
2l2 Poplar street, Clarksburg, W. Va,
says: ION and on for two years
suffered from dull pain across my
back. l couldn't sit still long without
having pain. In the morning when
got up, ! felt lame and sore. In stoop-
ing or lifting; | had to be very careful
II didn't suffer from sharp twinges.
/ saw Doan,s Kidney Pills advertised
in the local papers and thinking they
might help me, l got . box at Wells &
HAymaker's Drug Store. After taking
them my back felt stronger and better
than II had for long time. Recently
l had an attack OF soreness across my
back l used Doan's Kidney Pills and
was relieved Immediately. have pub
licly recommended poan's Kidney Pills
before and am glad to CONFIRM all 1
have ever said about them
Price Soc, at all dealers Don Y
simply ask for kidney remedy-sef
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Smallwood had. Foster-Milburn
Co., Props, Buffalo, N. Y.--Advertise-
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DASE B ALI IN
- NUTSHELL
YESTERDAYS REsuLTs
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

New York -. 400 osi co.'s q &; q .
Chicago 900 900 00i-t s 4
Batteries: Tesreau and Meyers.
Cheney, Pierce and Archer.
At st. Louis R.H. E.
Boston 1890. 100 90 00o-2
st. Louis $500. 900 900 000-0 4
Batteries: Tyler and Gowdy. Per-
due and Snider.
First game 4
At Cincinnati RH. e.
Philadelphia -. 100000 040-4 s
Cincinnati ..... 900 100 1902 Z /
Batteries: Alexander and Killifer.
Yingling, Schneider and Gonzales.
second game
At Cincinnati R.H.E.
Philadelphia ..010 600 900 L. 6 4
Cincinnati ~. 900 COL 900 OIL A
Batteries: Marshall, lineup and
Killifer Schneider and Gonzales. Ten
innings.
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Oliver; Mcrosco for the part OF no
heno In @The Bird of Paradise.2 Mr..
Turner has recently been seen in LII:
bin and Victoria films.
Ast..A ~ sss
Arthur Black has resigned from
the cast Of .Sari.."s He Is first lieu
tenant In Company B. Governor Gen.
erals Foot Guards of Canada, and
left at once to join his Organization
in Canada.
A novel farce, Peace and ouiet,'
by Edwin Milton Royla. author oi
1.-THE Squaw Man" Is said to repre-.
sent an entirely new departure from
the ordinary methods in vosue on the
American stage.
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SATURDAYS RESULTS
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Brooklyn o, Pittsburg i.
Brooklyn 5, Pittsburg 4.
New York o. Chicago 1.
< New York z. Chicago 5.
Philadelphia 2, Cincinnati 8.
Boston 4, st. Louis O..
Boston 6, st. Louis 4.
tThirteen ;nn,ngs
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Cleveland /, Philadelphia q.
Chicago 2, Washington /.
Detroit 5. New York 8.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE.

indianapolis Q, Kansas city 8.
Chicago 0, st. Louis /.
Buffalo /, Brooklyn 1,
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
No games scheduled.
FEDERAL LEAGUE.


AT st. Louis R.H.E
Chicago 900 o1o 900 600 2-s I q
St Louis j. 100 900 600 900 Oil Z 3
Batteries: LANCE and Wilson
Groome, Keupper, Herbert Davenport
and Simon. Thirteen innings.
First game
AT Kansas City R.H.E
Indianapolis ~. 100 900 O30-4 II /
Kansas City 81. 100 104 G0x-6 s /
Batteries: Billiard, Whitehauste
Mullin and Rariden. Johnson and East,
erly.
Second game
At Kansas City R.H.E
Indianapolis -. 900 0o1 O0o-1 6 .
Kansas city 200 202 00x-6 10 2
Batteries: Kaiserling and Rariden
Stone and SEasterly.