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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-22

erbaIten, mas jeOo6 fe5l I6lug, INN
5os am 28. 9e3ember nit Ieiner Jas
mile na4 Dem Wnlton 6otel ND er
tpenige Stunoeu na6 bem @tnSug Die
Sbnt begging. gBie oamals feitgeitellt
porDen lit, mar Waronep oem 2runte
ergeben rno trant tdgli6 Elm Qnatt
@bistg. Dies bate Elm 0eIirium Sur
Solge, in pel6em er rotbe unO 6taue
5eufel in ben Qhlgen ieiner 6rau uno
feines &inbes iab, pel6e er eri6ieben
tpoQte. I'm Ieine 2(ngeb0rigen gu rettel:.
Maronep mar mad 1einen gngu6en IN
8Olbsboro, q. g., geboren uno tonnie
tpeber leIen nod i6retben.
gm 80. 0e3ember Ipuroe Wtarontp
mad bem 9efdngnib gebra6t unb II
Der 3eGe g2o. 4 interniert, tpel6e iebt
!SerreQ beipo6nt, 0a er ii6 ie6r auf.
idfIts 6enabm. gtu4 uHgefd6r Stpet
Wo6en purbe MaroneD rubiger uno
erbielt Die grlaubnib, ii3 in ben aote
ribOren betpegen gu 6iirfen. Der Wann
mar Elm WiuIters9efangener unb aab
ME 2tnlaB 3u irgenO elmer 8si6peroe.
9lm 16. SUM tebrte SilfssStaatss
anpalt apB aus Seras 8uriid, ipp.
ieIbit er cine lluteriu9ung iiber ods
9orleben bes Mannes angeitelt hattie,
oeren Material er in Der 9er6anolurg
gegen ben geI6ulbigten gebrauC5en
polte Sas Reiultat mar Elm oerarz
tigss, oaB 5pei gei4ulbigungen oes
Morbes i'm eriten @raoe gegen Wlas
roreD er9oben tperoen tonnten. nahs
bem er anfdnsli6 nur beg Moroes I'M
Stpeiten Grabe bei6uloigt mar. Die
2lenoerung Der Qntluge Iaeint auf
MaroneD itart eingetpirtt gu baben,
besgleihen batten W1it9efangene ben
Mann oaour6 beitdnDig in 4ufregunq
ge6alten, oaB lie ReO. Meuru, pelder
Dem @eTangenen bGufig geiu6e dD@
ftattete, als einen pertleioeten DetettiD
6inItellten, tpel6er Elm 9eitGnouiB oor
Muronep auf bieIe Qrt erlaugen ppae,
bas aIsoann Bel Der 8erbunolung ge>
genibn gebrau6t tperben piiroe. Gs
pirb ansenommsu, baB Die fal1hen
W1ittbeiIunsen Ser Wtitsefangenen
ebenfaGs our Qusfii6rung oes Selbfte
morbes bes Wannes beigetrasen bds
BEN. gep. Meara bate mebrmdIs
ldngere unterrebllngsn nit Maronep
uno ipra6 inn gut gu Ieiu Gelpifien
su erleidtern, Inn Srieoen nit rs
ielbft gu baben, inOsm er Elm 9sitdnos
niB ablege. Sb Der SeIbftm0rber sem
GeiftIi6en gsqeniiber Elm SeitdnDnib
a6eelegt bat, lit ni6t betannt. Widros
neb fiibrte feline 8luttbat aus. als Ieine
GSSrau uno Iein 9inb i'm S6lafe laaen.
9ie 2lufii8t iibsr Die 9efanseneE
fii1rte CUR 3sit Der Gusfiibrung oeS
Selbitmoroes Der Sefangenenpdrttr
ssreo. WarHer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-22
0ebartem.

96eobore g. rn6 2ouifc @laB.
;neper, 1917 ct. @regorp, Wt1o6en.
2ouis gt. uHo gtoncp Seller, 1927
G6errp, WGoden.
Charles uno Morp 8eiaer, t774
Satiielo, Mdb6en.
Otto u. uuo &uuiia Rief, 2S03
Wcgtiden, WdSden.
SSoiepb uno 9arnet BiccoIo, GAS
@apne, ana6e.
9torman mo 9y6a Gidman, sos
Soplar, Snnbe.
Hapmono itno S5cIen Sones, 1901
@eIt Siebente. Ra6hen.
Charles uno Carrie Drummer,
1926 Siaiioe, auobe.
SSoiepb uno anna Ser5og, 1923
@eit, &rabe.
iSranf uno Catherine S6nuie,
1926 Sebler. 3piQinge
TGilip ino Winnie Rotb, 1883
IcDGden, WGoden.
g9alter @. lno gIiia6etb Woore,
960 Rartiu, 9nabe.
@iaiam uno @tatilba Seierfelb,
Carthage, anabe.
Gbomas 6. unb Warp Golina,
1926 9ogan. @do6en.
George $. uno 9Ignes aeman
1919 Nalnut, Rnabe.
s. 6. mo Selene 9lbrens, 3O22
Seiieripn Nabheu.
8iQiam e. itnb gn,ma ill, 9e.
banon Ohio, Mabden.
Safion unb Srene @bite, 730
8eit gierte, anabe.
Sobn 6. llno Gttie Sones, Stabt,
Md6hen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-22

9lnuiement = G9as. 9. @ittrod.
Geo. $. 9efmah 9lug. 9eimeifja,
SSSoi. q. gtiebaus, Com. u. @artner,
8incent $. 9edman SEQ. 8. 9uoOe,
9reo. grinfer. S5o6n s.. @elterfalnp,
Gbas. 8oetfmnnn SSobn gI6t, Com
SGoen6oit, gtOrbert $. 9erning, SD.
8reuder.
sSancr gu6er unb Ereispertbet.
ling: @eo. 9. S6raub, s. Boet,
fer, Sobn 8. Meiners.
5uGrperfe - @eo. 9. Goerger.
@bp. 9uiie, Sp. gSeil.
giienbabn - Glenn. Seb6eler, Sol.
@eiiel, Ben. SGoenielO, !SarrD @ott,
gluguit SunOermann aiaian Set
terer.
Greiie = Geo. 9. S6raRo, Sp.
8oltmeper.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-22
Cincinnati surmsemeinSe.

Inter Dem @oriis Ses Serru sIlfreb
giiermann, Sr., belt Die Ginc. Surr.
gemeinoe seitetu ibre reseImdbige
@eriammllng ab, in weIder Ole Ser.
rem are0. YieiI, 1909 cling StraBe;
,Sreo. gticoQ, 2St7 9toiiafuiettS
slpenue; sIIbcrt aplm. S07 Central
stpenlle, imo 9Qfreo Galopea, 1705
@eitern apenue, alS neue Wtitglieber
alfgenommen mHrben. Cine ginla.
Sung bes 9eutibeu altenbeim'ger'
eins su Dem om u6diten Samitaa
itattiinSenoen Somnerieit lpuroe on.
aenonlmen im0 mosli6it 5ahlreide
9etbeiIigrng 5u1eiaat, sIls 9c!eaa.
ten ser @emeinoe 81 Dem s(usituB,
peIder Die gnrbereitunaen fiir ben
gmpiana unb oie llntcrbaltins Der
beiniden 1uruer unb 5urnIebrer, Die
Gnoe Septcmber bierberfommen, III
Sduoen bat, prrOen Die Serren Gmil
aramer imo Guitap Gfltein ernannt.
ssm llebrigen tamen MIR &outinege.
ihGite 5ur GrIebigung.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-22
Susenbliber Wteiierbelb.
Ter 5p6li Sabre alte SarbsD @bite
ourf einen 5ebnjdbrisen Same.
raoen idiuer uerlest.

Mit elmer tisisn S6nittpunbe an
Der rehten 9SrperIsits. psl6e na9
qusiagen Der gler5te bsoentIidsr Ras
tur 1T. purbe aefern Der u Sabre
alte SarDep W6ite Don Ro. 508 Belts
Strabs bem itabtiidsn &rantsnbaus
einseIiefsrt. Sarpsp acristb nit eli
nem anberen andbeu. tpslten sr als
ben 10 Sabre alten William Smit6
aus ieiner Ra6barIdaft be5eidnsts.
iiber Elm guqipiel in Streit, in peTen
8erlauf Der ungeblids Smitb iein
Msfer as5osen baben ioa uno Sar>
psp bic 8srlsbungsn beibratte. als
bic Yolisei ben ansebli6en Smith
aufiu6sn pOllts, iteate ii6 bsraus.
bab Die 9robmutier ben Sunsen na4
aeniudp ssnommen bate. Smith Be-
finSet iid nnssbIi4 in auoIOp, ap.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-22
Mdbtlpie Glterm
Scitcr 1urlep thirst uOn cinem 6ahr'
boot nuo ertrinft i'm Ohio.

Seineu 5oo in ben SIutben bes
Sbio fano gsitern glahmittag Der 8
Sabre qIte 2eiter Morlep BON gtp. $50
S0optins StraBe, nelder ii6 nit ieis
nen @Itern ppn bem SdoepIaB in
&entutp in einem Fdbrboot auf bem
8eee mad Cincinnati befano. Der
anabe Itiir3te iiber 8pro uno ertrunt.
Die SsamtIie bate Dan 8ormittag
an bem gabepluB Suge6raAt uno be-
I6loiIen, am Ratmittag um 2 llbr
nit benz Ssdbrbpot Stiff, oas Dcn
Dem Gigentbiimer Wartin grittoH gee
iteuert piro, mad Cincinnati Suriid.
sufabren. Die Glteru batteu in benz
porbsren SbeiI oes goOtes plas sea
uommen, ipdbreno 2eiter ii6 am
Steuer auf cine Siite nteberieBte. Sier
bate 9eIter ieosnfaQs plDBlid9 oas
Gjleia0spi6t perIoren un6 III, obue
einen 2aut BON ii9 gu sebsn, in ben
Blub geitiir5t.
Die Stern uno Der gootfiibrer
batten BON bem 9prgang nt6ts gss
merit unb puroe Der 9nube erit perz
miBt, aIs iih bus Boot ben uFern
BON Cincinnati ndberte. Sofort tpurs
be beisebrebt unp mad Dem peruus
sIiidtsn Suaben seIu6t. 2eioer bate
cine Qbiuduna teinen Grfolg uno
te6rten bic nieoergeiblaQenen gltern
naA mebritiinDisem pergebliben Sus
den mad ibrem 9iebIinl mad Gineins
natl auriid, no tie oen Qorfall i'm 6.
9rliseioiitritt meIoeteu. Die itarts
StrDmun9 bat bic 2ei1e iebenfalls
f6neQ itromablpdrts getrieben.
Die Weutter bes ertrunteneu Suaz
ben, Trau 9uitao Worlen, purbe be-
puBtIos ans llfer aetrd9en uno mubte
BON Der Iiagaro StruBe uuo Guitsru
9tpenue aus mittelit Qutoputrolpas
gems na6 bem 6pipitaI gebru6t pers
ben. mo iie iih balc tpieoer erboIte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-22

lpuispilles, bic Stabt unb ben Siaat
aentldb ausbringen ipirb. Damn ipieli
bic Wuhtfapelle .4msrica", in bds BIZ
Gdnger einitimnen lperoen.
Ha9 Dem syeitdtte Dor benz @eri6tss
eebdube fperben bic 5dbnentrGger nit
Wluiit mad Der 5eit6ale selsitet, ipp
lie lire 0ereinsfabnen abliefern.
Siir bic Oafften Der SGnger unb
}eftgdite 1T fir Donneritag, 25. SUM-,
cine Mutofabrt arrangirt. Die 4utos
mobile fdbren I'm 3ebn llbr BON Der
SSeitboGs ab.
Dus @Oltsfeft finOet am 27. Suni
i'm Gountaine GerrD BART, cine Der
i61niten parfanlugsn in ben 9ereis
nieten Staaten. itatt. geginn nm 10
llbr @ormittass. Der Gintritt fir
SGneer nit 2lb5ei6sn lit frei. gier
fonn fir So beim 5aB bs3ogen fperoen.
2.u6 iino 8ortebrungen riir Wabl3eis
ten gu mdbisen preiisn getroffsn NOR
oen.
Sir bic berldiebensn gunbesper.
eine iinb pldse bersits rsisrpirt pors
ben. g(m gingang oss parts 1T cine
Iustunftsiteae angebra6t.
Sm Ramen unO Quftras Der Self
beb0rbe
Wtit treubsutfdem sGngersrub uno
Sanbi6fus
Greb b. 90. &eister, prdi.
Carl Heumeper, Setr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-22
Ohio I,ed)anies Snititute.

sSm Sbio Wsdanies anititute pirb
Der SommeriurIus am 90. sSuni Iei.
nen qlnfana nebmen uno Bis sum z.
glnguit ipdbren. Der llnterridt in
Der Sommerihule umfabt ole rsgu.
!Grrn llnterrihtsturie oes atabemi.
ihen foipie beg isdniidsn Oeparts.
ments Die fdmmtliden WertitGitsn
rnb 2abpratorisH iperbsn i'm poacn
Yetrieb fem unb islbftrebeno piro
aud, bas nsue Runitsetonhsmuieum
BEN 36alinaen aur 0crfiiauna itebsn.
Rdbers Mustunft pirb auf bas Be-
reiipilliaite i'm 5sim bes Sbip Wshas
MICS Snititute on Der Canal unb Mals
nut Strabe pon grofsiior sSohn 8.
Shtarer, Dem Better Der elnitsIt. err
ibsilt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-22
Nc c br n ii It Qrat!

Sic: Sci bod uidlt 10 oeuct. @us.
tap; Gein 8orgeiester lit bod nod
Iange nibt - 7eine Sraul"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-22

Jrau Gatberins Sellentbal, Gupr. 2.
9iae Yrdi, Columbus, g.; Jrl. Sos
bdnna Wbite, Supr. SetretGrin, gleip.
port. Gp.; Jrau 2tnna 8roFarb. Sus
prsme S9aBmeiitsrin, Cincinnati, o.;
Supreme 9oarb Of 9ruitees: s5rau
Warp Wit6ell. 8atssOias, g.; iyrl.
anna McGullen. YbilabeIp6id, ga.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-22
Eterblidbfeitsberidst.

@iaasic @oraan. 46, 437 Central
apcniic, RierenleiSen.
SSoicpb Soparo. 40, iii Sreeman
SndIeit in Sfapebe.
9atrid Me@artIin so, 1t25 Sad.
Jon; 9uberfuloie.
@olter s. Tump, SO, 4540 Grie;
are6s.
Eearl @ @uIlisane, 81. 1882
2inn; glitbma.
emma 8. Bel, Sc, s941 Column.
6ia; arebs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-22

an tbrer Srf9ten foGIt Sbr
ffc erfeuneu. ooer tpeun man oieien eis
teliprich aui Biaen uIIUenoet an ibren y rs
fuHaeu gSgRn man beoenft oab ole itipe'
yen aranibeiteR aus elmer gerineen GriduIia.
entiieben uobnIh NluiaHbrana ober EtorliH9
elmer ooer Der anbeTen syuniitpH oes aorpers
peruriaht iuitb bic nHfdnaln uHbeoepiero
ben Ioo AIR Soile BADEN fam, fo 1T es iph'
iia fih odran az eriHUern odb mir ourth ne.
ieiiiauna Der lirinhe bic Raiur In GtnHo iesen
bic arnnibeit Bn betnietoer. uno fpmtt bic @es
baben ueife gerie geluubeu. bnb ef. gsrnarb
aranferpiilsu bic uutebI5arften @eerer Der
ardnfhrit iinb. Gar rs gsnts bts apsibeisrn
su bdben. a.m
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-11-12
CAN'T deny It
II This Had Happened Elsewhere In.
stead Of Clarksburg You Might
Doubt 1t.

FL =
The average man is a doubter. This
is not surprising the public have
been humbugged SO frequently they
are skeptical. Proof like the follow
ing will stand investigation. 1t can
not be disputed b.
Mrs. L. B. Huntington. 11s First
ST., Clarksburg. w. Va, says: THE
first i noticed Of kidney trouble was
when 1 began to suffer from dull,
dragging pains across the small Of
my back. They got more severe
every day. then / began to have dizzy
and nervous spells. II hurt me to
straighten after STOPPING. The kid
ney secretions annoyed me, too.
When heard about Doan's Kidney
Pills. used them and before long
they brought me relief. The pain,
dizziness and nervousness left me and
my kidneys became normal"
Price soc. at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy
get Doan's Kidney Pills-the same
that Mrs, Huntington had. Foster
Milburn Company, Props, Buffalo.
IN. Y.-Advertisement.
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)DlR|)ERS')..
Asito How ia. Act in Case ofsln.
vasion Are Published for
Information of England.
Correspondence of
Press.

d 4. = 1851. ~ y ~
LONDON, Nov. 12.-The request
voiced by several London newspapers
that the citizenry Of England be in
Istructed by the war office Just how to
act In case Of a German invasion
whether to fight as citizens or remain
passive-has prompted the Daily
Mail to reprint orders issued more
than hundred years ago to meet a
similar contingency. The author OF
the orders was the Duke OF York, then
icommander-in-chief, and they were
promulgated in 1901, when Britons
regarded the landing of troops by
Napoleon as not only possible but
probable. At any rate this is to be
Inferred from the tone Of the dukes
pronouncement.
Commenting on this ancient docu-
ment, the Daily Mail says It Is .'of
special relevance at the present time,
when the Germans are loudly pro-
claiming their intention Of attempting
invasion Of this country. The order
was headed: Information and In
structions for Commanding Generals
and Others
We must naturally. suppose, from
the host Of foes that surround us and
from the advantages our insular sit
3uation gives US while they can be
kept at distance, that their great
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-11-12
lUzi TROUBLE.
Causes Death Of Gibson &. Hen
derson, Former Police Chief
of Broad Oaks.

Gibson y. Henderson. aged so
years. a former chief Of police OF
Broad Oaks, and well knewn resi-
den OF the county, passed away at
his home on lBuckhannon street,
Broad Oaks, at 8 o'clock this morning
after 2 linger illness OF lianf trouble.
4 The deceased man 10 survived by
his widow, Mrs. Sarah Henderson.
and 1--WE sons and two daughters.
The sons are Burt, orval. George.
Lewis and Banks Henderson, all res
tdenta Of the county. The daughters
are Misses Bloomie and Pearl Hem
derson. both living at home. Z ( ~
The funeral services have not
been completed as yet but wiz be
held Sunday and the burial viii be IN
the Elk View cemetery. -
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-11-12

object must be an invasion Of these
countries The consequences Of sue
cess would be to them so great that
they may be led to attempt vt, not
wtthstandtng the superiority and exer-
tons of our navy and the vigilance
taud gallantry Of our seamen.
Before the descent Of the enemy
Is undoubtedly expected, or the par
ticular object OF II Is known, the
troops will be cautioned OF encampei
in the manner that appears the most
advantageous Dispositions will have
been made for breaking up roads.
driving and abandoning the country
on the enemy's route, etc.
ION the first landing Of an enemy,
Il he cannot be prevented IN the at
tempt, not q moment must be lost in
assembling the troops and pushing
on the most advanced, however few
in number, till more can be collected.
The great object must be constantly
to harass, alarm, and IRE an enemy,
and to impede his progress till a
sufficient force assemblies to attack
him. The nature Of the country af-
fords every advantage for that pur-
pose intricate and inclosed, It Is ex-
iceedingly difficult for an enemy Il
advance. He is never to be lost sight
of by the light troops. Every inch OF
ground, and every field may to q de-
gree be disputed, even by Interior.
numbers.
AS soon as ever he has Quilted ne
coast he must be surrounded in front,
flank and rear; q knowledge OF the
country and a superiority 81 cavalry
driven and everything useful within
obliged to fight for every article 81
sustenance. The country mnst Be
driven and everything useful within
his reach destroyed without marcy;
this the necessity Of the case and the
immediate check; cattle and horses at
imemdiae check cattle and horses at
all events must be removed
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-11-12
eiclk Heallliohe.

Sick headache is nearly alrsyS cao; 4 ~ 81
disorders Of the stomach. Correct aiietI and
the periodic attacks cf sick headSclIe VIII
disappear. Mrs John Bishop Of Rossyiils,
Ohio, writes: 8 About year as6 WI trog:
lbled with indigestion and had sick hssa sSh6
that lasted for two or three days at 3 time.
! doctored and tried Q number Of remedies
but nothing helped me until during oneo
those sick spells . friend advised mo otake
6hambsrlain,s Tablets. This mediHine re.
lieved me in . short time. For Sale BY
lall dealers dves.isement, SiS-
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PROGRESSTYE TICKET

CONGRESSMAN at Large. Charles j. Schuck
CONGRESSMAN, lst Dist, Harvey W. Harmer
State Senate. 18th Dist. John L. Ruhl II.
House of Delegates, George B. Corpentng
House OF Delegates, George II. Trainer J.
County Commissioner, Henry A. Swiger ;.
County Supt Schools, Carl s. Lawson
Clerk Of County Court, Howard B. Post !.
Clerk Of Circuit Court, Henry E. Reeder y,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-11-12

DEMOCRATIC TICKET

Congressman at Large, Thomas E. Hodges.
$ Congressman, 1st district, Mathew M. Nicely
State Senate. 18th dist. Ernest f. Randolph
8 House Of Delegates, Stephen G. jackson
House of Delegates, Lucian d. Lowther !.
County Commissioner, Jesse D. Kennedy b. I.
County Supt. Schools, Edward v. Richardson
Clerk Of County Court, ]. James Crews I.
Clerk OF Circuit Court, ]. Lester Mcmillan .
SOCIALIST TICKET
CONGRESSMAN at Large. Edward II. Kintzer.
Congressman, LIST district, Mathew S. Holt
z State Senate, 18th. Dist, A. Leeman Knight
House Of Delegates, Deco Van Horn ;. 4. /. !.
House Of Delegates, Charles ]. Kerr -. . !.
County Commissioner, Joseph n Coletrane
County Supt, Schools. Grover c. Wolfe .
Clerk Of County Court, Sehon ]. Flanagan :.
\ Clerk Of Circuit Court, Amos R. Conway ..
PROHIBITION TICKET
CONGRESSMAN at Large, Orillas G. White /.
Congressman, 1st Dist. Albert B. Withers ;.
State Senate, 18th Dist, Thomas N. Barnes.
House of Delegates, D. W. Cunningham i. !.
House Of Delegates, John 3. Stealy $500.
County Commissioner, Henry A. Mathews.
County Supt. Schools, Madison S. Blair ~.
Clerk Of County Court, Albert W. Martin.
Clerk Of Circuit Court, q Y. Bates ........
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RRPURLICAN TICKET

congressman at Large, Howard Sutherland
CONGRESSMAN, LIST Dist, George E. White !.
State Senate. 18th Dist, Roy Z. Parrish Z. !. !.
House OF Delegates. j. H Rinehart
House Of Delegates, F1avius B. Dayisecn !.
County Commissioner, Isaac l. DAVIDSON !.
County 3upt. Schools, Carl S. Lawson &. !.
Clerk Of County Court, Basil II. Lucas :. !.
Clerk Of Circuit Court, |. Wade Coftman :.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-11-12
[||S|R|CC
Officers Elected at Recent EIec.
ton Are Mostly Members Of
Republican Party.

The majority of tho magisterial
district officers elected at the recent,
election are Republicans. The dis
trict elections resulted as follows as
canyassed by the county court:
ii CLARK DISTRICT.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-11-12

Jean de Reszke, the famous tenor
has given 10000 cigarets !, for; the,
Sbenefit of the wounded of the atiied'
armies. t;t'ks n:
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-11-12

II you have business ability,
show its quality in the way you adj
|vertise in the Telegram classified
page for position. (.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-22

and in keeping with the purposes OF
the genial proprietor to do all things
best, it has easily become the mos:
attractive place of its character III
the city, and is drawing large pat
ronage from the best class of the
trade. There is everything good tc
cat afforded in the markets and
prices are us reasonable as the war
times will permit. Food at the Ma.
rietta is properly cooked and eff
GENTLY served, too.
NJ. n. Gluniicich, who has taken
over this business, is one Of the best
known of the foreign born citizens
of Fairmont. Servia being Ills native
country. He has worked. himself t.
place of high credit in Fairmont,
being connected with the Citizens
Dollar Savings Bank as manager o.
its foreign department, and he /"
also prominent in the city us an in
terpreter. speaking fluently nine
languages. Mr.. Glumicich is pc!
/, 'shed gentleman. sound in bushes
principle and holds the confidence
md esteem OF our people. His hoto
md restaurant business is meeting
with deserved success.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-22
THE KENYON HOTEL.
Remodeled and Under New Manage
ment-European Plan.

Having been recently acquired by
Mr.. Chas. L. McCray and completely
remodelcd and fully carrying into cf-
feet its motto: Cleanliness and
Comort without Extravaganza" the
Kenyon Hotel has stepped into rank
with the best and most up-to-date
houses in the state conducted on the
European plan. Manager McCray
has removed the office to the first
floor. converted the second floor
into guests rooms and made every
thing about the place like new. and
Mt is certainly creditable to his en-
ergy and industry.
The Kenyon Hotel now has pri-
vatc and connecting baths, large ex-
elusive sample rooms, combination
sample and bed rooms, large lobby
and longing room. parlors, etc., ev
cry room an outside, rooms all are
clean, large and airy. The rates arr
moderate, ranging from soc to $3.50
While Mr.. McCray is new to TIL
hotel business, he has already dem.
onstratcd his ability to conduct C
high class house in first class man.
ner. He has been successful as
hotel man some twelve years age
when in the business, and also as
real estate dealer and in other bus;
ness connections, and indications
point to like success in the hotel bus
iness. He is cordial and courteou;
in his treatment OF guests and un
dcrstands how to make them com
Portable. Mr.. McCray Is member
of U. c. 7. Council 497 and is yer!
popular among the travelling men
He has done good work for Fair
mont in providingt his modern Flu
ropcan plan hotel. t,@a
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-22
CoFFEY HOUSE.
Popular Hotel and Restaurant.

One of tho best moderate pricet
hotels in West Virginia, and one af
ording the best meals in Fairrnon
It most reasonable rates, is the Cot
ey House, conducted by Mrs. Ger
rude CCrfey, Fairmont avenue, al
he end of Southside bridge. Thi
,otel is enjoying capacity business.
'lffording clean, comfortable beds
md demonstrating TO the TRAVELLING
public, as we'll as local people, thai
notwithstanding the much discussed
high cost of living" is as yet pos
ible to secure plenty OF good, whole
ONE food, perfectly cooked and CT
iciently served, without paying
more than twenty-five cents tho
neal. And VIC will stand the treats
hat there CANNOT be bought bette:
neal in all West Virginia for quar-
er of a dollar than is served at the
;outhsidc Restaurant. which is con
!ucted in connection with the COT
ley House.
Coffey House is conducted on eth.
n the American or European plan
md guests Of the house receive cv-
,ry attention given in places thai
.harge double the rates. The rates
;,rc 81 per day, and the house Is
generally well filled and the guest:
,atisfied. In fact. once u guest al
he Coffey House the rule is u con
'Sinuous guest.
Mrs. Coffey has supplied the house
with everything that could be eX
l1ccted in the way of good, clean
beds. efficient help and service
while the rooms are comfortable
she has also demonstrated that HshE
IS most excellent business woman
capable of conducting successfully /
arge business.lrA 81