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Para leeI las noticias de la
guerra.
(Por Frederic Huldekoper)

(Por Frederic Huldekoper)
Tn gran ej6rcito en- 81 cam
pc de batalla es la mas diff
Gil de las maquinaS que haya
inventado Ell hOmbre. For una
Darte representa- ell maximum
de la fuerza humana Y del pO-
der brutal de destrui ion
p0r otra, SUI Influenza u.lSma
puede convertirse en- amena-
"a de un alcance incredible.
Los mOvimientos de un ej6rci-
to estan suietos a inumerables
restriccioEes, pues no siempre
pueden hacerse en- determina-
la direction Y en- ciertaS con-
diciones; 81 6Stas varian de
.manera inesperada, eli plan ge-
neral queda totalmente modi-
ficado. Dos ei6rcitos enemi-
Cos en- NADIA Sc parecen a dos
gladiadore5 que pueden cam
Jiar de sitio a voluntad sin yer
Sc eXpuestos a caer en- IN abs
mo al menor descuidO. Pueden
acometer 0 esQuivar Ell golpe
del enemigo, pueden aVanzar
0 retroceder dentro de una
area acknowledgements IL
mi5ada pero 81 no sabe ha-
cerlo su destruction sera Sc
gura.
TODD gran cj6rcito pOsee un
Estado Mayor general, COM
Duesto de oficiales| escOgidoS,
cuya function consiste en- Ell
estudio de las condolences MI
utares en- tempo de paz y en-
!. f,,,,..;t, do Names de
campala para la guerra !;
planes que debe comprender to
1I na.,aI1o enc brmaramente
es dable prcver, en- vista de
I.' .aaiEn ON naso de ma emer-
-, III nrimer ob;eto de
t~IN rr,, 10 romna5a e. la
J,,+~non;tr dol ciarcito eremi-
~ no,. q,,o este representa- ell
nn;n.I obsfacuIo que hay
,,a - INA vez consegui-
l., +oroa de caDturar
f~Smt,L.u,, . Ias cirdades
800 ,,,. rodio del 81
'.'' y" ~, bombardoo son va
na,r+orcio spcundaria V
.or,Iarren+e constituven una
,a~t;tr do tiarDo. Otras de
Loo +o,oos ancomerdadas al
r4.5a No-or 90 n election
80 I~,y,.;4orio on 81 cual deben
49, a,.a,,a los oi6rcitos Y e7con-
- ~anao,;ro Dicho terri
Jos;rno con 81 NOM
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lo..,0 o,,.Ios +ondr5n one
rL-s..o I,s occionos d~acisivas
- - corna7a Es+os lucares
Ioban . toda costa
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e. A. B. c. NIILlTAR

tOS de tamana lmpOrtancla Sc
localizan en- los fiancos del E.
nemigo, con obieto de obi
CARLO a dividir SUI base de ope-
raciones de Su base de aprovi-
sionamiento Y de sus ej6rcitos
de reserva, en- case de que pre-
tenda posesionarse de dichos
puntos. sin que ell prOpio
ei6rcito quede eXpuesto a ia
les riesgos. La localizaci6n de-
be hacerse de preferencia en-
los sitios de convergencia de
los principales caminos del
pals en- que Sc opera, pues des-
de el punto de vista estrat6gi-
co. la distancia de dichos lu-
cares aumenta mucho mas p0r
razones politicas y aun senti-
mentales. Los desfiladeros y
los "pasos" son tambi6n pun
tos estrat&gicos cuando cons
tituven la ruta Indispensable
para llegar a ciertas p!azas
situadas en- ell teatr0 de las
o7eraciOnes. Los desieTtos Y
los pantanOs, que frecuente-
mente son impracticables, re
sultan, asimismo, puntos estra-
tegicos en- deteTminadaS Oca-
stones. COnforme q estOS prln-
ciDios, Sc observa que una in
vasi6n del Norte de Francia,
que tenga Ia ciudad de Paris
como objective, Sc facilitara
Dor los rios que c0nVerJan
cerca de ella, y que no pueden
ser utilizados por Francia CO.
mo Iincas de defensa; mien-
rras de IN movimientO contra
Berlin, iniciado en- c~uaIqulera
direction, eXcepto Ia Nor
este ' Ia Sureste, seria necesa-
riamente estorbado por los
rios que habria que cruzar
' por los obstaculos que Sc
encontrarian en- cada uno de
ellos. La estrategia es cl artc
de hacer maniobrar las tro-
pas en- ell teatrO de las ope-
raciones y al frente del enc
migo. La tactica es ell manejo
de las tropas, va en- contac-
to con el enemigo. Otra de las
cosas que es muy impoTtantc
en- question de estrategla, eS
la colocaci6n en- los puntoS
estrategicos de fuerzas supe-
riores en- numero a las de-
adversario. Ell objective de Ia
e~strategia nunca debe cam
biar. y la verdadera mira de
las operaciones debe c~onsistir
en- combatir al enemigo en-
los Iugares donde este mas
debi!itado y Oponga, por &c
mismo. menor resistencia. Co.
mo mira final de las oper&clo-
mes. debe considerarse su per
secuci6n, SUI completa disper-
sion Y su aniQuilamiento. De
10 dicho Sc sigue que todaS las
operaciones estrat6gicas de-
penden eventualmente de /"
fucrza Y del poder que tengah
los ei6rcitos Y, por consIgulen-
ta, que es por complete lnutli
' nocivo 81 no Sc tiene Ia GER
tea de que podra mantener
la superioridad en- el comoa-
tie.
Ell objeto de la tactica es el
mismo cue Ell de Ia e~strategla'
con la sofa diferencia de que
Ia primera Sc limita al maneJo
de los ei6rcitos, mientras Sc en-
cuentra Ell uno al frente de ei
.Otro. Por 10 demas, los metodoS
por los que logra sus tineS'
c6mbian constantemente con
la calidad de los. armamentoS
Y aun de las municiones, con
las condolences del TEMPO
con los medios de defenSa' con
Ia situaci6n del enemigO y con
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tinoamericanos que llegan
constantemerte a esta gran
urbe en- busca de mas am
pIios horizOntes para sus apri-
tudes Y aspiracioneS,' es ei de
81 realmente eXiste aqui tai
"amplitud de horiz0nte,' 0 81
tai vellocino es solo I'm "s0fis-
ma de ~perdici6n," bajo cuyo
5rillo fracasan los mejores es-
tfuerzos.
Nj los unos nj los otros tie
nen raz6n. 0 mejor dicho, am
Dos Ia ienen.
En- Roma como en- Paris,
ILondres como en- Pekin, : en-
. "a Argentina como en- Ia PATIO
; gonia, Ell todas parties Y bajo
! todos los cielos, eXiSten los mis-
mos ''ampIios horizontes' que
en- Nueva York, Y los miSm0s
elemenuos de prosperidad Y
meioramiento, p0rque es el in
dividuo miSmo quien los LleVa
cODsiCg dOrde Cuiera cue va
va; Sc uaman ]talento, carac-
Ter, voluntad, audacia, resolu-
ci6n. iuicio ' perseverance,.
Is innegable, sin en-
barge, que tales elementos
se desarrollaran tanto me-
jor Y mas rapidamente cuanto
mas apropiadas sean las con-
diciones de terrenos y las cir
cunstancias en- que hayan de
actuar. Pero ESQ no significa.
en- maoera alguna, que sea Ell
campo Ell que frucritica: es Ia
sImlenLe. P0r supuesto, Z. tru-
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SSS' S-i4IPiNS NODAN
chO rio manageable cOnstltuye
una de las bases mas simples,
especialmente 81 este puede
ser fOrtificado y tiene varlos
puentes por donde pasar. En-
la presente guerra, Ia prlncl-
pal base es ell Rim, pudiendose
colocar una avanzada desde
IN punto situado entire Basic,
en- ell Sur, hasta ell lugar en-
que ell miSmo rio penetra en- te
rritorioholandes, en- ell Norte
Tiene Ia ventaja de c0nstltun
una base doble, tornado POI
un angulo reentrante, uno de
cuyos lados Sc eXtiende para
lelamente con respecto a uno
de los lad0s del teatrO de las
operaciOnes. La raz0n eS
olivia: desde el momentO que
esta circunstancia permlte
efectuar I'm avance, este debe
hacerse por los dos ladOs del
angulo. Pongamos I'm ejemplo:
una vez que los alemanes Sc
hayan pOsesionado de TODD el
territorio belga, tendran una
doble base, siendo ell Rhln
uno de los lados del angulc
y B6lgica ell otro. A 10 large
del ladO de BGlgica, los ale
names pueden mas fdcilmente
atacar ell flanco izquierdo y
la retaguardia de los aliados,
dentro del angulO.
Una larga frontera con ba-
rreras naturales o artificiaies,
ofrece una base s6lida, aunque
inferior a las que hemos des-
crito. Del mismo modo, un
ci6rcito que Marcia hacia a
lelante forma, pOr este solo
hecho, una base additional de
las llamadas "bases secunda-
rias" o "eventuales'', y no es
precise que sea pa"alela a la
base principal.
Las razones cOmprenden
ma parte del teatro general
lie operaciones, atravesadO por
IN ei6rcito que tiene un obJe-
Two flo, sin que Sc tomen en-
.uenta las variaciones lie ITEM
DO bajO las que opera un eJer-
Ito aisladO 0 en- combination
ION otros ej6rcitos.
La direction que sigue en-
~ avance un ej6rcito, deSde
u base, Sc conoce con ell nom
5re de "linca de operaciones,'
esta direction Sc determine ell
cran parte siguiendo la conf
guraci6n de la base 0 de las
bases cue tenga ell ei6rcito de
;ue Sc trate. Estas "lineas' son
de varias classes: simples do
Dies. eXteriores, interiors;,
,onc6ntricas, divergentes, pro-
rundas, secundarias y acclden-
ales. Los terminus Sc eXplican
Dor ST mismos, con exception
lie dos de elIoS. Las dObles IL
aeas son aquellas que Siguen
los O mas ejGrcitos que ope-
an desde diferentes puntoS
le la mismo base o f%rOntera,
al como 10 estan hacienda
N la actuaIidad los alema-
hes en- contra los franceSeS y
los rusos en- contra los alema-
mes V los austriacos. Las mas
importantes son las "llneaS
interiors;" pues son aquellaS
gue Sc utilizan por uno o mas
ei6rcitos cuando operan con-
ira ell enemigo fuera de sus
posiciones. Tn ejemplo muy
bueno de este genera de IL
meas. 10 proporcionarian los
alemanes en- ell eVento en- que
experimentation I'm ataque 81
muItaneo de parte de Russia
DOR ell Este, y de los aliados
nor ell Oeste. La ~ventaJa que
nroporcionan las "lineas lnte-
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LA PRENSA" publica to-
das las ~noticias tai como son,
Sin hacerle Ia barbs q Made"
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Las bases de operaclones.

Las Bases dc OrGE aNIO
Una vez que Sc ha fijado ell
teatro de las operaciones, hay
que eligir una buena base,
porQue este es ell punto de don
de debera partir ell avance, 0
ell que, en- case de retirada,
servira para proteger Y res
guardian ell abstecimiento de
provisioneS Y municlones,
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mali {
Should Be Made to Bear Their
Part of the Expenses Of
Government.

WASHINGTON, D. c., June Ia
Il am thoroughly convinced that for
carrying the mails the railroads should
be paid a rate that will give them the
same returns, per car-mile, that they
get on an average fran passenger
traffic" said former Senator Jonathan
Bourne, Jr.. chairman of the Joint con-
gressional committee on railway may
pay, this morning. II am speaking
entirely for myself and in on manner
for the joint committee on railway
mail pay. My conclusions have been
reached after many months study Of
the subject.
THE desiderata In mail transporta-
ton by railroads are frequency, reg
ularity, speed and safety. Mail is car
ried almost entirely on passenger
trains. The volume of passenger trait
tic determines and primarily controls
the frequency, speed and regularity,
and to great extent the safety, Of
railroad passenger transportation.
Hence, everything that is necessary for
increased volume of passenger traffic
Is relatively corresponding benefit
to the mail in its, transportation over
the railroads,
"The postoffice department has adj
yanced the theory that the mail shall
not bear its relative proportion Of ex-
pensive terminals, ticket agents, and
many other things appertaining to the
passenger service, but / assert this
contention Is not sound. The volume
OF passenger business depends on all
Of these things and they are necessary
70 the increase of passenger business
and, hence, necessary for mail trans
portation, and the government should
pay its relative proportion OF same.
With these premises and deduc-
'tions I again assert that my own con-
viction is that the government should
lat least pay car-mile rate equiva-
lent to the average passenger car
mile rate for the last five years, as
suming the passenger oar-mile rate
to be just rate. namely. a little
over twenty-five cents per car-mile.
II my promises are sound, my deduc-
tions are certainly logical.
1.-THE duty of our committee is to
determined as far as 1t Is
possible what is just compensa-
tion to be paid to the railroads for
the carriage of mail. The apparent
aim Of the Postoflce Department has
been to evolve a method by which
the railroad mall pay could be re-
duced. Government is formed for
the protection Of its citizens. and the
preservation OF their personal and
property rights II ought to set an
example for all the people. and
therefore. itself do Justice 10
each Indiyidual IN sccisty.9
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4nuaE1n,s aogIon o. sAIn.

BY virtue of deed Of trust dated the
10th day OF February, 1914. made by
G. c.. Irvine to me as trustee, and Of
record in the office OF the Clerk Of the
County Court Of Harrison County. West
Virginia, In Deed OF Trust Book No. SO,
page 50, VIII sell at public auction. TO
the highest bidder, on
SATURDAY, THE 20TH DAY or JUNE
1914, commencing at / 80 o'clock, p. N.,
OF that day, at the front door OF the
court house. in the City of Clarksburg.
Harrison County. West Virginia, a GER
tain -thirty-second t1-32) interest in
and TO that certain well drilled for oil
and gas and in and to the one-thirty-
second G-32) of all the income that
may be derived from the sale OF the oil
and gas which may be produced from
said well, located and situated on a
certain leasehold estate made and given
by, Cahrles L. Grlfin 10 Sheridan r.
Griffin and thereafterwards assigned by
the said Sheridan R. Griffin to G. C.
Irvine, containing one acre, more or
less, which lensehold estate is located
and situated in the Town OF LUMBER
port. in Eagle District, Harrison County,
West Virginia, the gas geing produced
from said well Is new being sold to
Sheridan r. Griffin AZ as cents per
Thousand cubic feet.
TERMS OF SALE; Cash M hand on
day OF sale.
Given under my hard this tho 29d day
OF May, 1914
CHARLES &. CORN
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FOR SALE-Houses
~~N-~.~7--N-N- ~
HOTEL MEN
T A X Z n OTTO E.

FOR sABE-At sacrifice, S room.
slate roof, two story. frame house in
.Girasse II two sporches, well of good
water; level lot 50 $50 feet; fine
garden. $500 cash and balance on
easy Payments. See the Willison *
DennIson Co, Con Building, Clarks-
CIarksburg.
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SAVE MONEY:
TALK WITH JUD. W. BOEHM, Agent
for EDISON and POWERS new and
second hand moving picture machines,
tents, seats, banners, wagons, etc.
Ellenboro, W, Va.
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IMPORTANT MEETING.

All members of Nest No. 1863, Order
of Owls are earnestly requested to
be present at the next meeting in viii
liams's Hall, Second street, on June
18th, at o'clock p NJ. as business Of
Importance in order
Signed, MILES SIDBBoTToM, Pres
R. L. HAsSoN, Secy.
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WE WILL OFFER for sale, beginning
Monday, June %, lots adjoining
NORWOOD in Union Heights No. 5
Just above where the big pottery is
located, at $4,000 each. These are
nice building lots and are below the
coal Terms $1,000 down and $1.OO
per week, without interest or taxes.
Call on d. w. Jacobs, manager
Union Land Company, over Parsons
Souders store. Free trip TO see these
lots,
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KODAK FINISHING

ARE YOU gettinr the best results from
to Sayre Bros. Studio. to he finished,
the place where you will get the hes
results. Sayre, Bros, 4th street,
Greaney building. Bell phone 1871.
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FARMS FOR SALE

FOR sALE-YoU wanted FARM
Take this one. 90 acres five miles
from Grafton; land lies rolling; ex-
cellent soil for farming: good oil and
gas territory; seven room dwelling
barn 20 "a and all necessary out
buildings; excellent location and fine
macadam road. Going for the small
sum OF $4,000. Write today about the
terms. Parrish Realty Co.. Grafton,
w. Va.
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WANTED TO BUY-A bicycle In good
condition. Address "A. ID. H." care 757
Locust street.
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SEWING
ROOMS AND BOARD

P oods AID BoARD-Hotel PSivileges,
central location, good service. VerP
reasonable. call quickly, vacancies do
Lot last long. Commercial Hotel, SIS
West Pike street.
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SAFETY RAZOR BLADES

razor blades to
sharpen. We do EN- better n the
other fellow. Double edge blades, 80
cents per dozen; single edge. Is cents
per dozen. Dig UP your old blades
and send them to viii S. Richardson,
137 Greene street, Marietta, o.
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MnTrnn-

Roydhouse-Arey !, Company. Incorpo-
rated under the laws OF the State of
Pennsylvania, hereby gives notice that
1t Is Its intention and desire to Withdraw
all its capital and organization from the
State of West Virginia.
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If you have the business ability "a
make good" in good position, indi.
cate 1t by advertising in the Daily Tel
egram for the position ina convinc-
ing, able and business-like way.
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FOR sALE-Lot 80 K 100 feet in Colonial
Heights. on Seventh street, within
three minutes walk of new high school
building. Price $1,000, $500 cash, bal
AZ months. See A. +. Combs at Daily
Telegram oNIpe
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FOR SALE
1st.. One lot containing one and
With I forty-aSe bear dGTs fruit nj t i%ns
one two story siX-room house, Two
three room cottages and one two room
cottage on same; together with oil
and gas rights under said lot subject
to q lease held by the Reserve Gas
Company. which said lease is yield
ing a rental OF One Hundred Dollars
per year. The above mentioned prop
erty Is situate on the street car line
In Wilsonburg, West Virginia.
End. One lot 41ikXl20 feet. with
combination two story building on
same. containing one business room,
two eight room apartments, and base
ment, together with a confectionery
and pool room now located In the said
business room. This said property Is
car switch, In Adamston, West Vir-
ginia. For further particulars see II.
e. Strother, Adamston. West Virginia.
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notice.

hereby announce that / will not be
responsible for any bedts contracted by
my wife. Verena Bird. from this date on.
CHRISTIE NJ BIRD,
Crawford. W. Va, June J g. 1911
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NOTICE.

Hereafter all shipments by freight
for Warrington and intermediate
points must be delivered in statIon
not later than a. m. Shipments for
FairvieW and intermediate points
must be delivered in station not
later than 1850 q. m. Goods viii
be received for shipment from 3 q.
m. to IL noon, and from / to SD. m
MoNo7TLAHELA VALLEY TRACs
TON CoMPAY.
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FAMILY WASHING
FINE CHOCOLATES

FIRST OF ALI. a fne boa Of our d.
llcious c. .olates. Mail orders filled
Tor al points. Apollo Confectionery,
4O6 West Pike street.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sales ladies'.
Apply at Boston Bargain store, 326
West Pike street.
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FOR ExcHANGE-For real estate, one
demonstrating automobile, good as
new. Call on d. W. Jacobs, over Par
sons Souders store.
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BARBER WASTED-At once. Must be
Arst class man. Apply at 415 North
Fifth street, City.
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SITUATIONS WANTED

POSITION wANTED-By boy 16 wears
OF age, any kind Of light work. eau
Bell phone 1305-R.
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ROOFING

OLD ROOFS REPAIRED or new ones
applied, Roofing and all kinds OF sheet
metal products our speciality. All work
guaranteed. West Virginia Metal
Working Co., North Sixth Street, Bell
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WANTED-Experlen salesladies IN
drygoods department. Only experienced
need apply. Hamburger's Department
Store
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TRUE BLUE sERGE-Men's $500
suits, remember at Browns, SAG West
Main street, special this week. $1,000
only. All sizes.
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WANTED-An experienced young sales
ment. Friedlanders, Fourth street,
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FOR SALE-Lots

FOR sALE-For $1,000. II sold lmmedI-
ately, one lot 90 l-3 l02 feet, on
west side OF South Seventh street,
near new high school building. See
J. Rex Davis, the repair man.
FOR SALE-Lots No. 81 and SIS, on
Pennsylvania avenue, New Fair Ground
cheap II sold at once. Inquire of Mr..
Mcdonnell. at Hope Gas Co. warehouse
Glen Elk No. 2.
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white or colored, per-
manent position, and expenses paid.
Va, or inquire phone Bell 436, Clarks-
burg, w. Va.
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LoST-sunday morning, In Glen Elk. a
roll or money about S262.O0. Finder
gram office and receive liberal reward
LOsT-Monday night at Park Grounds
a. small gold bracelet, with Initials
S,, A.. Reward If returned to the
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WANTEp-GirI for general housework.
small family, good wages. Apply at
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FOR RENT-Furnlshed rooms for sleep
ings. with use OF path and telephofe.
SS2 West Main street, or call Bell
phone 1881.
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"LADlESn

LADIES. SUITS--Made 10 your order,
reductions on all suits: great var
iety of beautiful linens and ailks to
select from; We ut every figure to per-
lection. S. NEWMAN. Ladies' Tailor,
Fifth door, Empire building.
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WANTBD--A white girl for general
Apply to NJ. NJ. Carr, 2S9 L. Main st.
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FOR SALE Lots No. 764 & 765 30 K
154 in East clarksburg. No. &c, Sc and
sos in Fair Ground addition. 80 l2O.
Bargain to quick buyer. Address owner,
1887 Eighth Ave. Huntington. W Va.
FOR SALE-Arbutus Park. corner lot for
sale. will divide. Terms can be arr
ranged. Address 800 care Telegram
once
FOR SALE-A good lot ON Euclid ave-
nue., In Stealey Heights. about ave
minutes walk from Weston car line,
between Ray Smiths and s. W. Ford's
seBidence., Write Aura Tillman. Hor-
nor, VIVA.