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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-06-08

Paris, June 6.-King Christian of
Denmark who, with Queen AIexan-
drine, recently paid an official visit
to President Poincare and Nine. Poin-
care, probably is the only sovereign
who has played the role of an actor
in a moving picture drama.
The incident occurred at Hornbaek.
a small watering place near the cap
ital. A Cinematograph company had
arranged the setting for an unusual
scene for the films. It was to be a.
shipWreck in which a young woman.
her child and the woman's mother
were participants. The king was
promenading on the beach. Sudden
ly he noticed the u~nfortunates, their
hair d~isheveled, who seemed to be
calling for help. The king started
bravely to rescue them when a young
actor. hero of the drama picked them
Up. the life belts with which they
were equipped having lessened the
chances of any fatal ending Of the
scene. The king, finding he had been
included in the picture, was vexed
and expressed the desire that it be
destroyed. The last half of the drama
had to be played without his assist
ance.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-06-08

essary, since these lakes are a part
of the eastern watershed, to raise
the level of the lakes some fifty feet,
which would have submerged the Rob
Roy landmarks.
These sentimental considerations
were laid before the house of lords in
sion of that body, sitting in its judi
cial capacity. was not based upon n
of these Joints. The ancient riparian
regulations read that water from an
eastern watershed shall not be di-
verified to eastern uses, and it was d.
cided that Glasgow must forego it's
water supply for the prosaic reason
that the city is on the wrong side Of
the watershed.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-17

berg int S4. 2ebensiabre %geitorben.
Eiekabrud. (Opf.) - Gie
bollgefii1te Sd)eltne oes Oefonoman
SoEa11n &6ppl lift nieoergebronl1t.
@l1d lpl1roe Ser @toQ oes Sefonome11
Sobart 2ippert eingeald}ert.
@itrttcmbcrg.
Stuttgart.- Ser 2ie6erfom=
ponilt 9u0mig @ol1bad, gbrenmit=
glieo 6eS @%oftbeaters, lit int Mlter
BON 80 geltprben.
gcad). " So Sabre alte
6arrel1bqlter ( ' mltrbe bon Ell
lem Iarre1 inn e. tootge0riidt.
Corn tie II. - Gor meniget
@oben ltarb Ser 17idbrige Spbn Scr
@ittme Safob sdmeifle an @lutper=
gtftutg. Sett perungliifte Ser 49,
iobrige Sobn @ottlob, Ser olS Mo11-
teur beim gleftri5itdtsmerf @atten
ongeitedt par, in &obt our6 einan
Stur5 bon Ser Setter, Sic ins Suit
iden fam, tobtlid, in6em i'm Sic
@irnidale ~eingeoriidt tp11r0e. @r
miro neben Ieirem 8r1t6er beer6igt.
Sic beioen an6eren 8riioer itebcn
6elo.
@ai6enbeuren.-g Gin 5obn
bieiiger @emeinoe, M6olf @enfsI<
mo11n, Sergeant Ser Maidtnenge-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-17

i9e Uraue11bur1o fat als &riegsbiilfe
cine g%inridtung ms 9eben %gerufsn,
6ie iih alS ungenrein niitlid uno
5medmabig erpeilt. gr erridtete cine
ltniform=@oi9= un0 &eparatuya11=
ltalt. Sic pielen 2a5eratbe ser Sta5t
ididen 6ortbin Sic idoobaften Uni
formitiide, mo- Tie Damn gereinigt uho
mie0er gang in Stan6 geiebt meroen.
Gieie Mnitalt befin0et iid I'M ;0it=
tenmauniiden Snltitut Ser @cG=
idnle.
GobIen5. = Sberbiirgermci=
iter Srtmonr lit inn Sitter BON So
Sabren i'm 8iirgerboipital an SEN
6pIgen elmer gIino6armoperation ga=
Itorben.
@eHen.@a1an.
Sronffurta a.. so. = &ier tra=
fen cm z. Mop. 5oblrei6e oeutife
Trol1cn NIT ibrcn &inocrn ol,s eng
Lamb elm. Sic bottcn einen Nrsmei=
iungsbefcbI erboltcn, monad iie 5in=
men elmer stu11oc hire @obnungcn
perlaiicn uno iih CUR Nbreiie nah
Tcutid,Iono bcrcit balten m1htcn.
Sic Mdnner murben groBtentbeils
'ofort ncrhoftct uno c%ingcipcrrt; Sic
Trauen unb 0inocr ml1rbcn in aus
rangirten gifenbabnmagen nod Sem
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-17
Die aite Beimatb.
Sl6enbmrg.

BORT. = Gie alteite
ginnobnerin 9elmenboritS, 6rau
@me. 6rie0rife MeDer, g%eborene
Ci1hole, lit an Alter5idma6e I'M 90.
2e%ben5jabre entl6lafen.
Sferfeine. = 3aS Selt Ser
g%olocnen @o6b5eit feierten 6ie @be=
Ieute 9ojeS in 8ergfeine IN boiler
M%iiltigfeit inn engen 5amilienfreile.
NomsIob:- &ir5li6 ltarb bier
6ie @ittme Soma 6ran3isfa &il&perS
geb. 9loemer i'm boben Sitter bon 90
Sabren. - l1nler perebrter Mttbur-
ger, &oufmann @erbar6 2antper trat
IN fem 80. 2ebensiabr. Seiner @ncr-
gle un0 Ibotfraft per6anfen Slams
lob unb SOS 8aterlan6 btel.
9annoner.
@iI6esbeim. = Mus Mn[aB
Ser hur6 6ie Translation 6es gi<
idiots M6olpb 8crtram auf ben
6ir]tbii90fliden Stubl BON 8reslan
eingctretenen gebtspafan5 lit 6urd
o~ronungsmaBiee @abl 0es Gomfapi-
tells Der 1omfapitular SobanneS 9a=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-17
Sof@enta@er.

Mdr1ter Snitial gu 15c, Csc in nettetl .5eiertoqs=
ihodteln nit iebs 1alhentider1 Gil SOC ser
Sbadbtel unb $3.50 per @d5abtel.
@rDBe &ustpabl BON glten %li111enen gaIbe11=
rtitcbern 81 loo, 1910, l5c, zoe bis soc.
&inoer=S ai4entiber fir 1c, &c.. p6er 2 fur sc,
&c DDer 3 fir loo.
9as ibeale acknowledgement fir Mdnner,
5ralten unb &in0er. Sin Taidentl1b fir jebe
Yerl on in ct. @lou6 5u allen Greiien 11nb in allen
GtylS.
9omen=Snitiol, Die neuen @piber 8ubitoben,
25e per Stiid, Sdadtel nit 6 in 5eiertagsldod)z
teln ftr $l.50. Nle linnet1e 5aibe11tiid3er fir
Srouer1, Ta1cies, SS11itial uno einfab, gu Sc, loo,
%auftparts biz ST. so.
Sancp gebrannte bDlierne Gdadteln, 2 ur16 3
Saibeatitcber in S6adtel gu 25e. ginfad toeiBe
ieibene Manner= 9ai9entiider gu 25e, SOC, LOO.
@%plorirte iei6ene Eaidentuder gu 25c u1b SOC.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-17

gen1am bierielbit gum &apitularbitar
Ser 3io5e1e beitelt mor0en.
9unnober.- Tint Der I'M 9e=
reide bes 10. MrmeeforpS ltarfer her=
portreten6en @pionage mirfiamer emf
gegentreten gu fonnen, fat Ser 1teQ=
pertreten6e fomman6irenoe General
6es 10. Mrm1eecorps iber Sen Corps
be5irf Sen Der 9arften &riegS5ult a1lo
Derbangt.
0Snubrud. = Gin idmeres
l1ngliid ereignete ii6 i'm Meper'iben
steinbru9 om S60lerberg. 3ur6
ei11en pl0bli6 %loSgebenoen Spreng=
ibuB m11rben Sic Steinbru6arbetter
@eBmonn un6 Eonies, bei6e 8ami=
lienpSter, geto6tet, un6 Ser Steln=
brudarbeiter &olf idmer berlebt.
9(nb Ser 8e1iber 6es SteinbrubS,
@olhpirtb Meper, erlitt cine 8erle-
bung am &opfe.
@eitfalen.
@lorbo15.- Gum Mderer uno
@artner g. @r0ne fam Ser pagobon-
6iren6e, etma 50iabrige Mrbeiter
BIebffa aus S1tpreuBen un6 eriuhte
i'm nm Nodtquartier. Mls 6. hies
Sem betrnnfenen Stromer bertpciger=
te, qriff 6ieier gum Meiier un6 oer-
iebte 6em g. bamit einen 10 mubtigen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-17

nadlten @afenplabe gebrad)t uno 81
Iaule11oen 5ui an1men auf Elm @diff
gepfcrdt. Aidt einma1 oas Notbig=
lte batten ste 6rauen mitnebmen 0iir=
fen. l1nter Sen 6raren befanoen ii9
otd @6d)erinnen NIT &inoern, Sic
MIR einige Gage alt mare11. l1ntsr=
pegs fat eS Sen g(usgepieIenen an
oQem gefeblt. Grit in 1eutl6lano
fonnten lie mieoer nit gpeiie un0
Eronf perieben mer6en. Sic mer0en
in peridiebenen Stdbten 1eutidlanos
untergebradt.
8aDern.
6iirtb. = Sic Sto6tpernoltu11g
bot runo 100000 @arf fir MotG=
itonosorbeiten bemiillgt. Sic Mr5ei=
ter erbalten einen Sagelobn bon 3
Marf.
Mub16orf.- SIM ltntermiiQar
Mnmcien in @ol5bouien, @eitber
Obefniebermaier, brah elm 9rano
aus, ocm 6as geiammte 8eiibtbun
init alien @orrdtben gum Spfer fiel.
8rono1tiftung miro permutbet.
Mirnberg. - @ier lit @e6ei.
mer Sultisrotb ct. @ultap Soiepb-
thai, lonaiabriger g%oriibenoer bcr
Nnmoltsfommcr Miirnbcrg un6 Der
isroelitiiden &ultusgemeinoe Niirn-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-17

ELECTROMAGNETIC 127, erbielt aIs er=
iter leilrer &ompagnie oas gilerue
&reu5.
@ei6eIberg.- 1os @ei6cl=
berger itaotiide lubp. &orl 'erpoto=
rl1tn Ser @fltiif begging sic 6eier }e;=
mes 2%0jabrigen 8eltebens.
Sttersbad. - @ier branrtcl1
0aS Sous u11o Sic Sbeuer bon @ei,1=
ri6 Iieb ab, mobei iid ser Gcbo=
Sen ouf 5000 biz 10000 Marf be-
lonfen miro. Ser abgebronnte lit
glildlider>peiie periidert. IS miro
gran0l tift1ng permutbet.
Mannbei Ill., Sic bieiige ST.
ma Mlltaot & Moper feierte ibr so
jabriges 9eitebe1t. 9os @eifdft BE-
treibt oie ginfubr orslanoiider SOL
ger in gerbinoung NIT einem edge
nno &obeluerf. Ser @itbegriinocr
Ser Tirma, @err MooIf Mapsr=
@eino@, lit nod ber>te inn @eidGft
tbatig. Sic 6irma madbte stiftunga1
5n baterlanoiiden 3meden.
Sberfird. - sn SEM 11euer=
bn1ten @obnbouie oes @iifermeiIters
Soiepb 1reper brod Tel1er aus, bos
etnen She'll oes 1oditubIes 5er't0r=
tie. Ser Sdaoen 6iirfte iid ouf 1000
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-17

@tib in Sen unterleib, 6aB mar fitr
fem Seben fiirdtet.
Mrnsberg. = Sic 2ebrer
Samermer nno 8ooB, beibe S0bne
unlerer @tabt, fanben Sen @elben-
to6 fiir's Gaterlano, e iterer 20, 1eb-
terer % Sabre alt.
9lpe. - Sic NIdne nn6 8au=
mertsper5ei@niiie gu 6em gntmurie
fir Sic Ebeilltrede Slpe=Nltenfleus=
beim ser ltnterbabn 0lpe=&reu5tbal
muroen 5l1r ginli9t ser Sntereiianten
bier elblt, in Stadelau uno @lten=
fleusbeim, ausgclegt.
5todnm. - Bfarrer Seinrib
Crimes lit mod langem, init grpBer
@e6ul6 ertragenen 2ei6en i'm Sitter
BON 70 Sabren geltorben. Gin edter
Sobn ser iauerldnoiiden 8erge, war
fem @treben oabtn geridtet, iein 9e-
ben sen 9anosleuten ieincr engcrcn
@eimatb gu tpibmen, un6 70 bcgriii;te
er es nit 6reuben, als i'm fem ;Yi=
fdof inn Sabre 1894 bon SbcrmorS=
berg oIs Tforrcr mad Stodum, Der
Nodbargcmeinoe iei1es @cburtsortcs
Sagen, bcricf. &icr mirfte er b0fit
iegensreid 90 Sabre lang.
Mbeinprpnins.
Ma9en.- Ser biciige &atboli=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-17

Stir l%yyrauen, Mdnner, u11b &inber iinb
redt niiblide Nrtitel unb iebr anuebn1=
bare gelhenfe.
&auft bie 6anbid)ube jebt unb Sbr be-
fDm1nt bas rid)tige 5alion, ben stpl uno
ben Breis, meil Der Sprratb jebt in ieinem
Beiten lit.
Damen=Gio=6anbi6ube gu sl,25, $3.50
$1.75 un6 $500.
@e1tridtes Ghampiiette, le6er1e 6anbz
1dyl1be in irgenb ei1er Jarbe unb @rDBe
fir 25c, SOC unb Csc.
Mit 6utter periebere &ib=6an6idube
ltnb pbne ipldes in ton, aral1, meib, Moz
cha, Bufsfin in irgerb elmer @rDBe. Die
fer 9leidbe 6anblhub ~ipnitfpo fir $1.75
perfauft. llnier 1pe5iele Breis Sl.50.
Mnbere 5ault=un6 Jingerbanoihube fir
Mdnner unb &naben ;n 25c, 800, SOC un6
aufmdrts.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-17
Obeman MQi8 &abD:OciQcn fe.

9ies fpmmt 5uerit in 8etradt-eS
milrbe gud nidt einfaQen, es 81 iiberz
geber1, l1no bo SIR itets bas &eite ppllt,
lp trefft Cure @abl iebt, 10 lange Die
Mllprte1nents pDlltan0ig 1tno. 9ier
1i11b einiae, Die bas 8abp miQ.
Snfants=lnD &tl1Der=5meaters 5u 75c
$1.00 unD a%llf1parts.
@iue geitridte &appe gu % u10 ouf=
mdrts.
Sin Montel 5u $1.95 u11b altfmdrts.
Sin 8aar 6anbldube 81 loo unb aufz
tpdrts.
@agen : &oben, seitridte Guppen=
Gets gu Csc.
Babpz5onnenidirme gu Csc. 8fan=
fets su 800 u11D %auftpdrtS.
Sc gibt nette &leioer, @eifertii4er,
ale mdbig i'm Ereife. SnfantS Dez
partement auf Dem %5tpetten Slnr.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-17

Sir Mtdnner, fSrauen
un0 &tnber tperoen bier
Dfferiert in Ben 9uten eya=
brifaten mie &apler, Snir
Srpn Gla0 unb @apne
&nit I'll BEN 9leid)en Hrei=
len mie Die gemDbnlide
SDrte. Sn trgeuo eineln
@emid)te in 8aun1lppue,
2tsle, Seibe, Seiben Sis
le, Seibe BON ben biqigen
baulntppuenen Stritmpfen
Su 10c, 1910 15c 81 Den
beHeren Sprten fir 25e,
35c, SOC, 81: bis 1926.
@eibene Mdnnerltrlmtz
pfc, syarben tpelB, tan,
naop, lmpfe, grau nno
1hmar5, ale @rDBen, ipez
5ieller Mertb 5u 25c, 6 in
elmer Sbabtel fir $780,.
&inoeritrun1pfe in irz
Qeno eine111 @emtdt,
Yreis pber yarbe 81 l0c,
15c bis 35c.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-01
last GAME
OF Basketball Season viii Be
PLAYED blythe SCholastiCs
Thursday Evening.

Although the basketball season has
been closed for several weeks the
Clarksburg Scholastics and its old
time rivals, the FairmonE Young Men
Christian Association i've: VIII Play
one more game to decide the indepen-
dent championship of the state. The
game will be played at Falrmont
Thursday night:
The local team will have its regu lar
lineup with the exception Of Back
burn, who played with the team lasL
wear, but was missed from the lineup
this season as he was playing basket.
BAH in FLORIDA. Blackburn is good
man and will greatly strengthen the
The lineup for the game Thursday
evening will be Williams center,
BLACKBURN and McAndrew guards, and
Rigbv and Bradford forwards. A,spec-
iaI car will carry the players and
rooters to Fairmont-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-01
SPLASHED
In Record Brink Of Beer is
a Watch in a Mans
Stomach. =

BEAVER FALLS. Pa. epril ON
a wager Of $40 last night George konZ.
terIine, a. maehinist, as the big Clock,
on the Federal Title and Trust SoE1a-
pany building struck the our of mid
night, swallowed I'M SIC SIS ION e We,
glasses of, beer. VI
The glasses were:5l thes
.tenAounce size and srraTged sac
by side, on table At stfeaEss
of the bell, KoteFifne grasp q as g Ass
poured the conten e Isl tlaroats
ands at each succe ding stroRe ne
grasped another glass and its m
tents followed the one pTeeedin Y;
until twelve empty glasses TOO d bezzs
fore him, as the last stroke me
clock died away. . "A
ITO further demonstrate his ert4
ness as a swallower, Konterlins tnen
swallowed his watch and Chain re-
tanning the. end OF the chain IN mas
feetTfs9 Placing their ears to ms
brea s the ticking OF the watch could
Sc plainly heard by his comp nions.
He then took the end Of the watch
chain IN his finger 1iigeied9 up
and down and the submerge time
piece could be heard distinct lys spi n
ing around. in the beer -;Ss 8 ss
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-01
MARSHALL COLLEGE
Baseball Nine win Meet Yves
Ieyan at Buckhannon
@ April 29.

BUCKHANNlcN. April IA slight
change rrtwo in the Wesleyan nome
baseball schedule from the way II
was originally published occurred
yesterday when Marshall College
was added for a game here April
90 and the games with Bethany
College May IS and 19 were DEF.
finiteIy disapproved on account OF
the excessive number Of games al
ready scheduled. Ohio University
was also closed with for games mere
April 10 and II and the faculty.
passed ruling providing for the
leaving open of the dates OF -Aprll
"a and u.s. which dates had not YET
been fifled. Wesleyan had an unu-
suallv large: number ofareauests LOT
games on the home grounds this year
and some teams that would nave We
been big drawing cards had to- ;-Sa oe
turned down. Marshall had peea
promised r. the date named for over
two months but in the publication on
because the contracts had not been
signed. = -
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-01
WESTON


WESTON, April THE funeral OF
Charles c Williams, the stone cut
ter who died suddenly Saturday
night, was conducted at the family
home near Castor Monday by the
Rev. G. III. Snyder, and the BODY
was laid to rest IN the family Gem
etery near the home.
The ministers AMI Others OF the
city are making ready for the mems
banquet to be given at the Camden
hotel Friday night Of this week,
when 1875 are expected to be pres
emit 80.
a peculiar coincident at the home
of Arthur Winer, of Shadybrook, was
the birth on Sunday of a girl BABY
on the third birthday OF their oller
and only other child.
There will be pie supper at the
Shadybrook school house Friday
night. the proceeds to be used for
the enlargement Of the library;
Protestant church will have charlie
of a peanut social at the Armory FRI
night. -
Lloyd Hefner and rRElil9 XIII IKE
ly move to Buc&hannon this week s
They have been residents OF this
city for the last ten years.
William p. Donlans and family
have returned from HFloridap where
they spent the winter. Word comes
ida that they will leave that state on
or about April 6 for home.
w. T. CoIolly, q representative OF
the Safe Fire Insurance Company, OF
Harrisvi1le, this state, has located
here. .sas 49, re e,s,s
Miss Desky Douglass, of Camden
is here on her way nome from wal
lace, where she taught school during
the winter
The Ladies Aid Society Of the the
methodist Protestant church viii
meet Thursday- at the home of MIS-.
Roy Bennett on HSgh street.
M. b. Morris, well known attor=
ney of Glenvile, and a former editor
of the Chenille Pathander, Is mere
on business.
n W sRyner has rendered his res
ignation as presenting attorney OF
he county, 1ndge Raymond Max
wen will appoint his successor at the
next term of court or more Likely At
a special term to be held the last OF
the week.
members of the local EAGLES .lodse
have word from Arnold, Pa, tlTat
Arthur Swan, formerly located mere,
is dead at that place.
The Rev G. P Butler, of near
Jane Led, was in the city today:
Mrs. D. o. Jenkins and. little
daughter have returned from visit
to relatives at Burnsville.
Mrs o. "A. Rohrbough left TueS1
day for Baltimore to visit a sister. i
The Rev. S. p, Crummitt, d. D.,
was here Tuesday making arrange
ments for field day here for the
Anti Saloon League. SUNDAY May.
10, was decided on.
Mrs. y B. Morris has returned TO
her home at Cumberland, Md, after
visiting her parents, Justice and mrs.
G. w Talbot.
DR.. e, 4. Bonl, one of the promi-
nent dentists of the city, is At MS
office again after period of Illness,
during which time he was connned
to his home.
Porter Maxwell, one Of IA arT1son
county's best known farmers, was
here a few days ago.
Miss Dena Ramsey is agin on duty
at the Peoples telephone exchange,
after a couple of weeks spent at her
home at Roanoke.
John w. Farnsworth,, ands family
are returning to Weston after nav
ing lived at Roanoke for sseverai
months.
The Rev. A. ]. Altman is here from
Columbus. o., on business.
Bert Wetzel, OF Lost Creek was
here yesterday.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-01
SOWING NEWS
80 Fairmont Ton.gllt.

The Temple bowling alley team, of
5Fwilts meet the Gore alley
fve-man team in game of duck
pins on the Gore alleys tonight, me
Fa.rmont team has defeated the 20
cal team in the, last two or three con-
tests. and Manager Dreabach hopes
to lead his team on to victory TINS
II 5t'E sss
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-01
real ESTATE

4 RARE RARGAIN on CLAY STREET
"A large level lot 55x2oO on which is a
four room cottage. The lot faces on
tremely low considering the location
There are but few properties for sale
in this section, and this Is offered at
a sacrifice because OF owner leaving
town. Fred B. Wood & Co, RooI
500 Con Building. Bell phone 1880. &
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-01
SHOE REPAIRING
INSURANCE
WORTH KNOWING ABOUT

Here's a policy that pays $50 per
week in case of sickness or accident
$4,000 benefit at death from any
cause. Has its loan values and cx-
tended Insurance features, same. as
Investigate a card brings full par
ticulars from, a good old established
company. Address Box 100, care the
Daily Telegram.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-01
SAFETY RAZOR BLADES

Razor b1ades to
sharpen. We do ,ems better n the
other fellow. Double. edge blades, 80
per, dozen. Dig UP your old b'ades
and send them to Will $. Richardson,
12T Greene street, Marietta, o.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-01
CANVASSERs WANTED

LOCAL RHPRHsEITTATrvE WANTED
Splendid income assured right man
to act as our representative after
learning our business thoroughly by
mail Former experience unnecessary.
-ABLl 10 SuI7pEIos ON 'ssSuisuq 9AIlB1
All We require is honesty, ability, ann
billion and Willingness to learn q luc-
cling. All or spare time only TINS
man in your section to get into big
paying business without capital Ia, an "a
become independent for hfe... write
Cooperative Realty Company, L. 1854
Mardeh Building, Washington, d. g.
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FOR sALE-Lots

ron sALE-not asx12o feet, in Colonial
Heights: on seventh street Price
two years with interest. AdGrecs
"Colonial' care Telegram Office
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.BRICK& CEMENT WORK

FOR BRICK and cement sidewalks, laid
according. 10 city specifications and
guaranteed in every respect call or
white j. ". Miller. III Elk st, city.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-01
ROOFING
ZINE CHOCOLATES

rmsT or AL a ane box Of our de-
licinus CT iolates. Mail orders filed
for al points Apollo Confectionery,
4o6 West Pike street.
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FOR RENT-Store Rooms.

poP RENT-One store room on ITorth
Third St. Latstetter building. 1SX5o;
also a few Office rooms. Call Bell phone
SlO-Is. once ~? in building
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TT WILL Pa yor to visit our station
e1y department. We carry complete
stock of the best brands of linen sta
pens, fountain pens, etc. See our spec
ial new box stationery. Farrell up to
date Drug Store, sos West Pike street.
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FOB RENT-;Houses

FOE RENT-water rent paid, house 1os
w. Poplar street. rooms and bath;
ST. rooms and bath. SIT per month,
Haze Morgan, 913 Union Bank Bldg
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ROOMS AND BOARD

noo8Gs AND .oARD--Hotsl Privileges.
central location, good service, very
reasonable, call quickly. Va cancies do
not last long. Commercial Hotel, 315
West Pike street.
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POE sAEE-House NO. 7e5 W. Pike St.
Seven rooms. Oak finished, bath, hot
ana cold water. All modern Attic fin-
lot, some fruit, and good well. Splen-
did home. Real bargain. Easy terms.
W. T. Merriman, S33 East Main street.
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WORTH g ABOUT
MONEY TO LOAN

WHY az WIrHoUuT 1ToNEx-T ao-
commodate everybody, by , Looming
musical Instruments, ETC. JOS. Jay.
Jeweler, Waldo Bldg. Fourth street
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FOR sALE-Houses

FoR sAnE-At Wi1sonburg, a two-story
7-room house, finished In oak hot and
cold water and bath Lot S2xI49. For
! price and terms see J. e. morrison,
WilsonburR. w. Va.
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DRUG SUNDRlEs

THE oR1GmAIs ana only agency for she
self help remedies, Dent Bros pre-
scriptions and family druggists. 326
East Pike street.
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FARMS FOR SALE

T0R sAnE-2oo acres at S52.so per acre.
large orchard. 40 acres timber, nine
rooted with slate. and in good repair,
two miles from railroad station, boat
landing and church, near GAINESVILLE,
o. Address p. w. Maxwell Chambers
Vile, Ohio.
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sIIuATLoMs WANT.ED

coUP1E from the East
wants position, man expert &ardners
wife houseWork. best OF references,
Address SC E. w" care Telegram
once.
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Eooars AND BoARD-ss.oo per week.
Table board $500 per week. Apply at
SGT West Pike street,
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CLEANING AND PRESSING
PHOTOGRAPHS

NoT1CE-Any person holding one of our
coupons, can bring them in and we
Sayre Bros. StuGio, 4th street. 1O37-J
Bell phone.
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PoR sALE-one 1l5 Egg Prairie state
Incub ator, set only three times last
snrinr and in good shape, two stand
ard ice cream cone bakers as good as
new. Call Consolidated phone 722-A
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-29
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
OR EXCHANGE

HAVE $50 600 equity Income property. best
residential section Brooklyn. will sell equity
for $50, 900 and accept 10000 cash. or good
farm business or business building; balance
OF equity per cent. long term: that $4,000
invested should net 80 per cent to 40 per
cent. for looking after property: income rem
tails now over $i6 900 per year; nearly all,
SO families on October to October leases.
OWNER 1885 Pacific st.. Brooklyn.