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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-13
snNeaf1nc

Am no. NoDemter Gnryle NeN, Nr 1881
20. %aul@ifnhc. 3y Sabre 0lt
elM w Acpcuocf Ngarltc Vs Nlerlgprr. Ar.
ltu3 nolQnAlpeHue, 3 Sabre dli.
elm o. ApOcmbcr NenrD 3nu, yir. 1855
NutspeutEirlBc 0l Jugre at
Nul 10. yip0Qnlbcr SOBn y. OGrroN, Nr.
ill3 gNiniama GiraBc, 4g Sabre an.
ylfl 81. 9i0Ocmpcr Obntlee C 6Df0, lir 400.
Giit0leuipui Eirabc SO 1uhrc all
yum o. Nouembcr ecnlc ". Nciurld llnl'
rcrliidie pppiinl, n Sabre aii
gm iO 9ioOcmber charles g. pcuocriuu,
Ar 1882. l6eliaYcriIi1ioH.S SiiaNc. 90 Sabre dli.
glm / o 9iopculbcr Catherine anticr PR. las
gSCliNrpB Sirlbc. tl 3uUrc dlf
pm lO 9oucnbcr 1uhn s.. seas, 9lr. 1905,
0liiicu Rlncc 40 Sabre ali.
Elm il goocnibcr 0iagmuuo =. Eclner Nier
cOfNOlDuOl 10 NUbre pU
glm ! Z. glOpcmber Jif y. Nun Sopns pop
llnefNoplial. 3S Sabre di
Ylul j %. Ylopcmbcr Wlnfp ", MlcWarup, At.
1908. Nnlloto. .gipcnnc 0Q SATIRE u.t
qlnl O. Noncmbcr gNlllinm s. Woore, 9'r
1860 gunl EilnBc I3 Sabre alt
yllu T. Nohemhcr Sula Ciiucr, WintNlaHo
Nupemcic Noiipiai 3S Sabre ali
Ylni o. 9iopcniber Wlnrn Hpw!fn, 1iloi-No'
ipiidl ~ Sabre at.
Sim li 1lorcmbcr Wploeboronsh Hoblnion'
Schno ooplln5 oolpiial ~ Sabre gu.
Pin {. Noocmocc NcgWnu Noipmnn, 4t'
$50 Aioro Sgrmonl glucnle, % Sabre oli
glm gioocmDcr Sranccc Shnub, 9sr leul.
Gli. Er0ii Sirnnt so Sabre uf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-13
Nnhn Nnit.

Ga narb oni TO- Vppcmber 1919 Spgu 1pit
Qclilttcr 0niic BEN glunic g., (acb) oobmdn
iin0 SoDu Ser ncrliorbcrcu Ncirp uno Guhc'
rnc Noft In gllter bon 90 1nbrcr sic NE
cr0iQnng inocl Nrciina, 49, Nopeuber. Nou
ghpciicr Nrun 6enrh 0obnnn VIZ. 1919,
gocit,franeSrnHc aus iiuii. eelicbun8 aNi
ocm Reltcrn ocmcilb"
fqQalaiuQiUn s. g. 2cifunncu Qcldlliaii
cinircnD (NoOii-13)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-13
Department far Blirnnime @erbeiicrnnGrm.
Mntlr-I cnr.ncmcnL bes eIaoANnacMlcMra.

AtFNttNAN luA uNNNNtNlt @fAPtitt tltihN"e
ilutersHcnr.pcmcnt bes staohSHacnlcurS.
Baltimore. @. NuOenlber 1914.
Sin 2lnc, bic CO anptht
6 miro bieriHil qelrdB ocn Abinniien 50 y
urh S6 g oe5 Baltimore Giaot0bdters be-
ianni pemnhi fnb oic GiaaissgdnontdfcH'
0omriiiilon nael ocm IA. DECEMBER 1914 DC.
0inncn miro. bic nohGcn1nnicn Srubcn NIT
moocfnem aRaicrial 81 pilnliern ucu iu pllo
iicrn uuo ref du beleaen. Allc &erloncn uuo
0orporniionen pcrbcn occhnib nuqciorccrl
GrnubHbi1Mc iiy ouc glrbcicn an ldicn mo
bieic Dor BEN n December 1914 3u becHocn.
bic IN irgeno elmer g2clc Die gniernbnne ooer
Nluircihunq radQendnnicr Sirnbcn oocr c,lc5
1hciles oerleibcu uBihia mahen mobien. nn9s
0cH Iie nu ioihe gacle qepuniicri, iien ce'
piinlicri roer ucli hclcai iinO.
Die pbcii crludbnicn GirnBeu linh
Gibarlcp'eraRe bon GiodDoIn' bic Auip
Sir1Ec
enlH.etYnhr bon Aoarlc1 bic 9nilcn'
Gtrdbc
RrHeaena0e, ben eu'Q srubc bic pars
mrne Bride.
glou sa al easmou's Bride bis our Staoi.
9nie.
(9iob7li2i2s) siaot2nacnicnr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-13

gs fiarb ami 40. 9nOcmber 1911 TrcDerid s..
aohmrner oelicbtcr O5attc non Nnanou ~, Nop
mcucr. INK Nlicr bon so Saurcu Nie Necyo!
cuna bnn iciugr leticu lSphnllia, Nr. iOtVt
Horb s9Ronntetfabe fnoei iinti an 9nnntna
9lobmiiiQo5 9 llbr NcilcbunO ami ncm sHcn
Don fnrl Srlcohpic
l0ampiicaN| mo gHelimiHiicr Scinngen rQ!
ien ocil conircn.1 (9oni2-i) %
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-13

II IINUVTTUII TVTT
So babe elppliiaioncn iar ioacnbc HrlUilc
gieu crbdicn:
yr 445. einilioro.gl0 8 D,oioren INIT
Ioiul,On9d5iini Oou go 0 y.
gr 12.305. RioGlcn 5ra6c GO So. y.
Gampilcilc 20 s.. " M,aihuc
GScr 0cniclbcu nppouiri mpac icnc sroicilc
;H 0icicu Nnrcm nm ooey ror 10 Her 8orm.
am T. giuucmbcr 1914 cinrcihcn mann iipCi
oicicl6cn cniioicbcn lpcrocu piro.
Is. g. Siubbs,
lGnpf3) Vebduoc. NnlpCior.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-13
GrrArrid lReIiter.

O9 ndrn aim f2 glopcmhcs 1913 Trcoerid
Wicihtr, ecicbicc @niic Der ucgiioruenen ylauc
Meiller i'm Alier pQn ~ Saoreil %e9fa9lyG
Scicr bon iclucr ssobnnrn Wt, oOv chp'
ioqe NcleUing ani Dem nSi Fo,u otleo'
bnfe (glob13-l9l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-13
@eEanntmadlnnaen.


81 9loogmbcr 1914
Ga pirb bicrmii beianni aeBebeu. oab 9Sellic
y Holllnp gemaB oef am ~. 9uni 1908 W.
ierdehneien NeroronuHA ylr. l15. NblHnift "
Quragtupb ~ mic am 49, loOember 1911
amrnorD nm 0rlaubHB ila6aeinbi bat, eds
Nnpeieu binier gtr is20 puri0rQ'gpcHuc, als
olieui.ide &alnae 30 beHnBen
Is. g. 1hibba,
(g}obl3--t4I6- I'D Ncbnuoe' Suipciipr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-13

Z. NupculOcr 1871.
0S niro biermii bcianal 9eeeben. odB liorp
Y. iino 3, W. NarDcp ncuidb ocr an no. SuHi
1908 nuierjcinucigu &ercronuHg Jir i55. Ahs
iAuii Az Huruqrapn . lipc am 2s NpocW
Der 1911 umcu0irf) um 0rlaubniB ua6geluni
bat has GnpeicH gir 1900 Wic3uloh, zirnBe,
ais 6iicni.idDe Nayagc d!l benuteu
g. IS. GiuDbe,
(}loOl3-- lA,1G-l1) 0cbdlocrNnipeiior.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-13
Qnrcnt Ncbner.

Gc farb am r. Nonembcr 1914 rad eiiifr
ihmershaiteu Srnnihcti ecrcHb peeuef, acilen
Ter Nuiic hon Caroline Nctucf 2ic Nccrol
annQ inoct ecnntng, 3, Nrocnuer u1t
4admiliapc BON lcircr gSohnuHa. yn; '3t
.Qnftlup0b. .9lucnuc, auS itait Heilctno
dui 0cni .Srcciniai iOtlco9olc'
lWobf3-t0)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-13
gaTraa 80 @cbaubc-5nipcii0F5.

a. Noocmbcr 1911.
gs ipiro bicymii brIannt aceeben. oab &C,
mdb DER am 49, Suni 1908 rnietsenHeicH
@crorbmlue Pr l55 @binnili AZ. Varnardpb
0rIaubniB nahociudi morocn IN oas 9lmoeicu
g. e. Gomuncion'9l0enuc 90 5itlih BON Aena
iolousirdbe, alS biIcnlilne UarnGe 81 be-
Is Is. etmbbe,
(giorii~1l) @ebdloc 5nipciicr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-13
9ireFtnren.gsahl.

9Rltimorc H. GorcuDer 1914.
On clrcy EituHQ Der Eirciiotel ner ,,9ccanp
Natpnai Bdul" BON Baltimore an beltlen
cage petaueu pr0e Nerr 9Oul5 &anH alo
NitcfRtdfocHi eriudbli nllo @esr Saael 3.
GMir1 sum piilc Aniiircy errnnnl
19nt g. gsagucr,
(9iout8) Naiiiyer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-13

~ d ui ID C.. j i. lluOflNu(f lNlA.
2lnrcun ocr glb5unslnNnl Gpmmiilon Der
elnaeler orr snniids.6nntrefte Mr. 1926, t3s,
f39 uno 40 nno occ Hegfnwaher'
0Oulfniie5 yr. Al.
Negileoelte Nnnetote. nit Der anfnrili;
Bruppial for huilbina Sccilon ylp lQ Of ioe
otN0 Scucl Nnicrccpior. oQnitad l&O, eFip
peiol ior bniloine lge Siieae Sitsei Hsi'ni sl...
lateral icucr3 auh touicCunHccione in ~
iitic il,e Contract 1880" @rupool or pulle
3i.A. Contract l4o". auo yRropolol lgr
tnl0inQ Siormipdtcr Gtalne Contract q .,
perocu bic Niinupd bet 2 Se5cntper 1917
n rhy 8ormitiane, i'm Nirmu oee SiaoiNe
aen aenpmnicn lir 0cn gd Der @eihon NJ nee
NpNuoenu SduGlnndl1 iui Gtlitilf l1iW mo
im .2iliriit 3lA nHo ii'r oeu Nau BON Aegal
III bic i'm Niycnu 0ca perru galpin g8 pers
0rid GhcfSn0cnteur Ger lb5nnaiandh0Uuntif
Epelififnhonen nn6 Vline lgnrcn am NIB
ncm WlpHtna, l6. 9lDueuber 1914, ont @clud
i'm Wnrcdu bcr Nb5uadlnnnls@o @onlmililon. Sim.
MGR glr 90t, rSmuiean SuiIola0," 9aItlmprt
clue @c6iur bon $500 piro fir iebc aeibc
rpu Gpciifl1iiuucu mo 2ldunrdcn croobeH
cicic GieDnbr ipiro bel RhdQdbc an ooer por
Gem 2 December iNll bcr Mot bcnuyicu Srcf
5iIIdilnnCH ru0 4dne 10 euicm 3uinn0c 3n'
riiicriidfct 0ocr bel NndoObC Der duQcnclnCt
Spciiilaiionen uno Yldne I'M 6aIle Elm GIN
Gin beeIonbiaier Gbca oes Nieicrs aui cine
4Glcarine 0ouic 0anl" ae3oacn an Die crogr
0ca Widpur6 uin GinbW0ha hon 20 iiiuotc
sabIbar miro init eocm gtu9epot mie iolei
eenl.6r Gonirau Rr. i26 j.. .ss.5oo.oo
zanidr9onitaii or. l3s...... 10000
SaHitdr6oniraii Qr 1860. 10000
Hegcnmuifcr 4Ouitait g(r H.. 100000
Mbgeihdete GuautitdtsH.
Snuitdr- -Opntynit ylr. 1876
5000 Gin. Gub is" bi9 %" Nandle.
100 Aiu SUB pnuannlblllle
sauliar.6untlali NJ. 1888
3.400 Gin EuB 22" bl5 "a 9andIe.
400 Gin SUB Nduadui6lhNc
Snniiar.NpHtrat VI. l39.
10000 Elm Nub s" bic rs 3nnd!c.
20 400 Gin SUB N0us0ui6lniic
5nnitdrs0uutrnit yir. 40
~ POO Qin 6ib 8" BIG 22" NandiG
1880 Sin SiiB NnuaunlMliliic.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT glr. Al.
1870 4n Sub 30" bic 46" Miaucrmcrilcullc
i5iO0 Gin. SAB -" biS pa" niirlll3irtc Hops
1890 elg SG6 f." bis ie" MauSunas.sla.
f0l giam16hcr 1870 ghnonuQcn.
Cic cviol9raaeu Nicicr nui oieic 0ouilalte
miiieu @argibdlt iiellcH uun Die SQrlOritcu
oca s2doL0lQrCl0 iihcl NQnirQtc erlnlcn It q
Sic GonrnltNfhdroc hcbdt lid 0n5 9io.W
yer, ir1cno cn cocr ouc Ingebot1 5urud5inreii
1m Muiitaae ocr gp5uasIana, GomminionJ'
Sbasiec Gnslano,
Nar51 ". &0oGsrc,
Grircdr.
&eiidiigs; A. glopeinber 1914.
Sehu Onucrt,
Temp &rhilocri Der Observation-Disclosures.
(],ooi2-d, 100
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-13

gnrguu brr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
8dltini rc. 20. &ipper lNll,
Nie eirqecnonrmhrums 0onunliiare IN ogr
Ti0hi Baltimore madlen hermli bcllnlt, onb,
nndocm fe iDrC 1nbelle ilbcr pie Vninnol9nll
een lrioftcu nlt0 g9crtberbopAnAet De6uAlin
her Gbnhcunlrun0 Muo ff1iinnn9 bet @trec'
prrsGirnne (l0 5rb brclD BON Der @uoleiie
Der Uloniunrni @irnbc ble 3nr Nornletie OCT
.Nc&lncrrni 1irnHc, ncbli oct oatanl ne5uWl'
hcn euonAliiccf rnb corrQrien etilnrenoen
Nldnen rebl0irt baben aenab ben &orlbtii
ten oes Charters ser 5iroi baltimore nuo oet
an z 1ui 1914 niciictncien Netotonunn
yr 502 oce 9ldpors no 1ilcif1ibe.
Oc bicrmii giois Qctfu ouB beiuQie LabcNc
un0 Norie uul bicic Nclie pouenoei nno pc'
rlnubiai morocr w. itao onB oer D'aoor nno
Siuorath bon Baltimore oocl ir9cno pclne
Rcrfon obcr Ncrionen Corporation ooer NQrpo
rafioucu bic mil heui Suinruh ner @niiDdoi
oun0cn oncr auicrlealgr gseripethobungeiI ~ mis "
hict acnonll undnueocN iine, innelpoin
hrcihlg (30l l0Qcn. bonn oreiAlnNtn 1a9e I'M
clinDer 1914. oeui Hdiuui oer erlcn noo
ms crIonfnen @cronrn,itun9 bleier Noiii'
oapcqcn ourd itrifiIihe Rciition an one pai
il1iore Sinoiqetidi nppelliyen m1qsn, inoein lN
nc8 Veri0i I'M cire Re9iilon oetlcloen ni'er
Gnorne g. eirnnuan,
0ahn g Gariprp
oarrA ". Hen1en s..
caasns g. oloboers,
fGHSi 9loa6,i3 POD 0leti
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-13
SaMI.An5eiaen.

Baltimore Business College,
GbarlrS. nuS earatpaa.erahe Baltimore, Orb.
GS lpbnt an, cine cute s6nIr du bsiA1su.
GjrEnouher peri1nlihcr llnlcrriht IN @ubs
bnltcn, eilegn GieHoprupbie, Nlalblnenlhrel'
ben S05HidrelUcH. sIglibmeit nHb aHoeren
Suteyu
Sng. nnb elbcn5ihulen I'M aaH5en Sabr DiieH.
DcybiiScmeitcr oer Taaitule heanut lnl
/. SeplcWhcr
SerbitGcmeiter oer glbeubinhle be9innt am
"A. Gcpteuber.
Shocnien fouien id icvt nuueloen.
Guie GtenungcH iir Ordoulrte bclurgt.
Wlan bole flo idrcibe ooer telepbnHi7e fur
Aatdlog
6. .. 5DrmaH, @rdnbeut.
(olud27. .3gRie)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-13
3a9ne u6ne &latteH.
lsflnne 9icnee.


lilbcrt Alnm jun, Nelnliislnbrer
Simmer 320 28i unb 283 g. Eiodmcr)
ahopii fdc Tcnctc' nno ei V0uls Str.
2arIfbeu Don $40 DTS $500 nn albhei Rins
NligN iiielng A2lIcrfl t9iopl l-1)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-13

Die augopQueu iu qlmuifa ami slubIao icsr il pcr.
seblit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-13
IN sd Nnnren.


Gie cin5iec Smnlc Ii oef einot
lulcrc ylnh.Nlaiieli iebi piien Spac Elniclf
mclme Die Nleinermnncriniri nab Den neiieicn
sen .Seii olrh ben 9iunInB an oiele Gdnen
erreihen lnicrridt Mlurqcub. Gdnnliiidqs urD
Ite1os Ae1uene Siunber 9m Nauio De-.
nnnnene 9lrbeifcu iouucu pdbrcu0 oca Inter
rid1ts ioriqeic6f lucrocn Brlnnlmcr llnter
ridli i'm Guiunrl bon Nluitern cribeili 9ldherc
Nluaunii lmulum ODER uluolh bei 5rt
pntcf1, 4r. jO2, g9ei' SafnlDnn Ttapc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-13

qnn0un .9Sarf. Gemctcril.

Nnrcau: 9lr. ~. gicn. gnrafDgn, glrnfc, nrb
NuaptGmanna. 1rcberid.Nnuo.
Qe0fdpnlBplutc BON $50 an uuiet hcilnoi.
ocr Nniint Shuiibluncn Wciuin6c. Nilnn5cn
&C. fu0 im Ircib11uS am Nlnpt9nannN 81
iinocIi llnicl glaen miro. peW geirlni6i
rrrlprclh H.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-13

bic @erben habrn 10000 an Spoten nnb 10000 an
ceiouGeneu rcroren 1oS mi0 mas 6eben fiir oen
tleuq Siaoil
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-06-19
Recovered from Lung
TrOubIe-NOW Insured

Insurance companies will not accept
my one affected with Lung Trouble.
Mhen you know a man who has been
ainicted and who later has been insured,
must be in very good state Of health.
Eases have been reported when Lung
sufferers, after taking Eckman's Altera.
IVe. z remedy for Throat and Lung
troubles, have successfully passed the
W RsGd test OF insurance companies.
237 Dean st, Brooklyn, N. Y.
GentLemen; About year and half
ago noticed that my health was rapIdly
talllng. was troubled with night
9weats; severe cough and was very
weak; having, In fact, absolutely no ambi-
ca physician, who told me my lungs
were affected. Not satisfied went to -
other doctor, who after examining me
said that was in the first stages OF Lung
Trouble. At this point started to take
Eckman's Alternative. The night sweatB
became looser and gradually disappeared.
NY weight Is now 142 pounds aud my
physician Inns pronounced me perfectly
sound-ghich, together with the fact
mat l nave Just been accepted by two
different Insurance companies for iusur.
inc. makes pa! me sure OF my entire re-
eoyeTy by EcEman's Alternative"
Above abbreviated: more :" on r reS NEST
Eckman's Alternative has been proven by
many years test to be most efficac ious
for severe Throat and Lung Affections,
Colds and In upbuildlng the system.
Contains no narcotics, p0isons or habit.
forming drugs. q Ask for booklet telling
OF recoveries. and write to Eckman
Laboratory, Philadelphia, Pa, for evi.
eenee' Fer sale by all leading druggists
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-06-19
Will NOT run
FOR GOVERNOR
Roosevelt Breaks His Rule of
Silence and Makes a Po-
liticaI Declaration.
HAS AN, ATTACK OF CHILL
He Explains That 1t is Merely
An Expected Recurrence of
Jungle Fever Effects.

SOUTHAMPTON, Eng, June 10
i will make just one reference to
politics. / will not run for governor
of New York" Colonel Roosevelt
has momentarily broke his rule OF
silence in regard to politics in order
to make this declaration while he
was proceeding on board the tender
to embark on the Imperator for New
York.
Colonel Roosevelt suffered from a
sharp attack of chill while on board
the tender. 1t was the first coca
sion on which he had felt the chill
since he left New York aud he ex-
planned that 1t was merely a recur-
renee of the effects Of the jungle
fever, which was to be expected.
The colonel declined assistance and
crossed the gangway to the liner
unaided, but retired Immediately to
the imperial suite on the Imperator,
which had been assigned to him and
his cousin, Phillip ]. Roosevelt.
Emphasis was laid by Philip
Roosevelt on a statement that the
colonel was not suffering from any
disease of the larnyx but from weak
ness which would prevent him from
speaking from platforms of trains
and similar exposed places. He said,
however, that the colonel expected
to fill an engagement in Pittaburg
on June 80. His great desire, how
ever, in the meantime, was for a
period of home life at Sycamore
Hill during which he could rest his
voice and forego politics.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-06-19
SAYS STEAMER
WAS DISABLED
Before Ii Sailed on IN Fated
Trip But the Captain
Denies 1t.
tnx Assee..rEp ssEss,

QUEBEC, June &c. S. Haight,
Of counsel for the owners OF the
collier, Storstad, which rammed and
sank the steamship, Empress of Ire
land, in the st. Lawrence river, with
the loss Of more than 1000 lives,
startled the commission inves-
tigating the disaster with the state
ment that word had reached him on
the night Of the disaster that the
steering gear Of the Empress was
disabled.
Haight was informed, he said, by
the quartermaster of the Empress
when about to depart for England.
1t was stated that the quartermaster
would be called as witness this af-
ternoon.
Camp-Map Kendall was then re-
called by Lord Mersey and Mr..
Haight examined him about the
quartermaster' story. Captain Ken
dali said he was on the bridge all
the time from Father Point. He said
he had never known the Empress to
steer badly and he denied that ON
the westward trip she had nearly
collided with vessel.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-06-19
TRusTzn,s SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE N THE CITY OF

BY virtue Of the provisions of a deed
of trust executed on the 18th day of
June, 1913, by Lola NJ. Davis and Rein
c. Davis, her husband, to Il. Bryan Tenn
Of record in the office of the Clerk Of
the County Court of Harrison County
in Trust Book No. 81 page Ill. default
having been made in the payment of
the debt thereby secured, the under
signed Trustee will offer for sale at pub
lie auction TO the highest and best bid
der. at the front door of the County
Court House of Harrison County on Sat
urday, the 18th day of July, 1914, at
one-thirty p. NJ. the following described
lots or parcels of land situate, lying and
being on Seventh Street in the City of
Clarksburg. Harrison County, West Vir-
ginia, composed OF one lot bounded as
follows:
Beginning at stake at the north
western corner of lot designated on the
plat hereinafter referred to, as Lot No.
q and in the line between the said lot
No. 20 and the lot owned by the heirs
of William Freeman, deceased, and rum
ming thence with the line between the
property hereby conveyed and the lot
of said Freeman's heirs $500 feet to
stake in the line of lot No. "a, formerly
owned BY said Lola NJ. Davis; thence
Herewith In an easterly direction tO2
feet to stake in the western line OF
| Seventh Street; thence with the line Of
said street In a northerly direction 100
feet to stake, corner to lot No. 81, and
also being the northeast corner of said
lot No %; thence with the line of said
lot NO. 20 In a westerly direction I02
feet to the place of beginning, being lots
No. % and No. % as laid down upon the
plat of the property of Mary r. Con Of
record In the office OF the Clerk OF the
County Court of said County in Deed
Book No. 122, page 427. Being a part
OF the same land which was conveyed to
the said Lola NJ. Davis by ]. Hornor
Davis and others. executors of Mary
K Com deceased, by deed dated August
18th, 1903. and of record In the office
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Purifies Blood
With Telling Effect
Gives Conscious Evidence of
Its Direct Action.

s. s. s., the famous blood puriher, almost
talks as 1t sweeps Its way through the CIR
culation. Its action Is so direct that very
often In some forms Of skin afiictlOn the
appearance Of the eruptions changes over
night, the Itch and redness are gone and
recovery begins Immediately.
As matter OF fact, there Is one ingredl-
ent In s. s. s. which serves the active pur-
pose Of stimulating each cellular part Of
the body to the healthy and judicious selec-
tlon Of Its own essential nutrlment. That
Is why It regenerates the blood supply; why
1t has such a tremendous influence in over.
coming eczema, rash, pimplos, and all skin
af1lctIons.
And in regenerating the tissues s. s. S.
has a rapid and positive antidotaI effect
upon all those Irritating influences that
cause rheumatism, sore throat, weak eyes,
loss Of weight, thin, pale cheeks, and that
WEAKNESS Of muscle and nerve that Is gem
orally experienced as spring fever. Get a
bottle of s. s. s. at any drug store, and in
few days you will not only feel bright and
energetic, but you VIII be the picture Of
new life. s. S. S. is prepared only in the
laboratory of The Swift Specific Co., 034
Swift Bldg, Atlanta, Ca, who maintain a
very efficient Medical Department. where ali
who have any blood disorder of stubborn
nature may write freely for advice and a
special book Of instruction. s. s. s. Is sold
yerywhere by drug stores, department and
'eneral stores, but beware Of all substitutes.
10 not accept them.
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CONSOLIDATED rELEpxorx COW.
Panty OF WEST VIR0IMIA.
NOTICE. n

Is hereby given that the consoIIdated
Telephone Company Of West VIRGINIA.
a corporation, organized, and doing braIs
ness under the laws OF the state g
west virginia, has applied to the re-
corder OF the town of Stealey Heiahte
municipal. corporation, in the coanfS
or Harrison. and State of West VirRinia
Tor application for the granting BY tho
council of the said town to me ssid
Consolidated Telephone Company n
West Virginia, franchise for tie com
struction, maintaining and operating 81
It's cables. wires and poles in ali oe
the streets and alleys OF the. said town
for period of thirty years.
The FIRST publication of this Notice -
made on the 18th day of May, the year
1914, and as early a date as practical
for the 18th day OF June in the wear
1913 at which time this notice wIii IS
published for thirty days.
The matter VIII be brought befors
the said council for the granting Of saiti
Signed CONSOLIDATED TELEPHONE
COMPANY OF WEST VIRGINIAs T
BY l. WALTER BARNES.
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COLD SHOULDER
Is Given KeIIy's Army When
ENJOYS Ask Permission to
Beg at EIkinS.

ELKINS, June 19.-Anticipating
an unpseasant reception, two ENJOYS
from kelly's army, which is en-
camped two miles out from here,
called at the mayors Office
and asked permission to So
licit funds on the streets. The re-
quest wa srefused and the army
warned that the presence OF any OF
its members in the city would not be
tolerated..
Colonel c. D. McClennan and Cap,
tain D. Martin, representing the
army, told the city officials that they
were entirely out OF funds and food
The party had been on the way from
Grafton to Elkins, distance OF sixty
miles, since last Monday.
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HUGHES our
Declares He viii Not Be a Can
didate for Congress in the
Fifth District.

HUNTINGTON, June 19.-"I am
not candidate for the nomination
as congressman from the Fifth dis.
trict." declared Representative James
A. Hughes, Republican. At his West
Moreland home Mr.. Hughes declared
that he would issue formal state.
ment before the entries close of can
didates for the congressional primary
set for July 18.
Mr.. Hughes has represented the
Fifth district in the lower branch OF
the national legislature since March
4, 1901. Whether his retirement
from the Fifth district race will
mark his retirement from polite:
has not yet been learned.
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JA!L SENTENGE
And Fine Are Imposed upon
Bud HeatherIy in the Grim
inal Court.

Bud Heatherly confessed Thurs
day in the criminal court to charge
of operating house of i'll repute at
McWhorter and was sentenced to
serve thirty days in jail and to pay a
fine of 500 and costs.
Hiram Turner was found guilty of
adultery and was fined $50 and cost.
On plea of mole lcontendre A. p.
Hall was fined SIS and costs for work
ing on the Sabbath.
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of the Clerk of the County Court a.
Harrison County in Deed Book 40. M.
page 206. to which deed. as well as me
plat aforesaid. reference is here made
Tor more particular description.
TERMS OF SALE: one-thlrd OF the
purchase money or as much more as
hand on the day Of sale. and the residue
upon, credit of twelve and eighteen
months from date of sale, with Interest,
chaser with approved personal securlfg
and a lien to be retainend upon said
property as ultimate security. ~
y. BRYAN TEMPLEMAN, Truateeli