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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-07
ORGANIZATIONS
0|||F'NIQ||l||l||E||'|N|| \ IS
PLANNED.
VIII Serve as An Auxiliary De-
!, partlnent of the American
Highway zion.

q WASHINGTON. D.. c., July D.
Mrs Robert Baker. chairman OF the
recently created Woman's Auxiliary
Department OF the American High
way Association, announced today
that she had com leted her prelim-
mary plans for organizing the women
of the United States into q strong or
,ganization which will work contin-
tously for the Improvement of the
roads OF the nation, especially rural
roads. II & =. a
Recently Decided.
AT q recent meeting OF the execu-
tive committee Eat which Leonard
Tufts, chairman, Hon. Logan Waller:
Page, directorstof the United States;
Office OF public roads and president
Of the American Highway Associa-
ton Fairfax Harrison; president of
the Southern railway. "A. G.. Batchel-
der, chairman of the executive COM,
mittee OF the American Automobile
Asso citation Richard II. Edmonds.
chairman of the Manufactures Rec,
ord. and Others were present, 1t was;
decided that a Woman,s AUXILIARY
Department should be established to-
AID the women who have been work
Ing individually for; better roads in
their various communities. 4;
The women Of the country should
learn the value of good roads, not
only to the nation as a whole, but to
Individual women and children. It
is the opinion OF the officials Of the
american Highway Associat ton that
z the women had. an organization
through which they might obtain all
needful information concerning roads
and the most effective means Of or
ganization, inquiry and propa ganda,
they would become a powerful infiu-
ence for efficient handling of road
funds and adequate road building
and maintenance:
Roads Affect. Education.
Millions Of children In the United
States, :" said Mrs. Baker, eare edti-
Gated in rural schools and yet at Ger.
tain seasons, because of the deplor-
able condition of the roads, the chill
|dren are unable to get to school.
lDiscipline Is destroyed and the con-
Ednnity of study is made impossible.
Good roads will bring consolidation
Iof the one room schools into graded
schools and the use of; the school
wagon, 4
h The country churches are not as
g whole showing healthy growth and
development. and 1t is upon these
churches that the virility of the city
churches depend. Women all ever
1.-THE land should rally to the support
|pf' the good roads movement when its
vital influence. upon the home. the
school and the church Is so plainly
shown" s. j * rs
b Arrangements are being lmade to
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I|NCREASE|NC0A[
.PRQDuCI10NB BIG
Virginia Breaks All Previous
Records; According to Fig
. .ss. y ures of Survey. .g

WASHINGTON, D.. c., July -.
The production OF coal in y vir-
ginia. In 1918 was s,S2S, e6S short tons,
valued at 81. 952,653 Virginia broke
all previous records, IN 1918 In the
quantity Of coal produced, according
to figures Of 3. w. Parker, Of the
United States Geological Survey, In
cooperation with Virginia Geolo-
gical Survey. and for the first time In,
six years the value OF the output per
ton exceeded ST.. The chapter added
to the history Of coal mining in vir-i
ginia by the record OF 1918 is an In
teresting one. The quantity Of coal
produced exceeded that Of 1912 by,
9S1 ,,430 short tons. or twelve and one,
half per cent, with gain in value Of
81 ,434,77, or nineteen per cent; the
quantity Of coal mined by machines
increased little over million tons;
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the average number Aof working days
was eptionally large; the average.
1product ton per man sached nearly
. thousand tons for the year; the bad
practice of shooting coal OF the solid
was reduced to; the extent sof nearly q
million tons, compared with 1912; the
number of fatal accidents was re-
iduced by a little more than two
thirds; and there; was not single
strike or lockout reported. This rec-
ord bears on Its face the evidence that
the year was exceptionally gratifying
to both operators and employees.
For severalsyears Virginia has stood
relatively high in the quantity OF
coal produced by each man employed,
and 1913 was no sexceptio ION to the rule.
The number Of men employed in the
coal mines OF the state Increased from
8, 67s in 1912 to 8, 162 In ,19t S. and the
average working time from 251 days
to $50. The average production per
man in 1912 was 904 tons, and In 19lS
1t was 1853 tons. The average, daily
production per man was slightly less
i'm 1913, being 3.4 tons, against SIS
tons in, 1912.
The most gratifying part of the rec
ord Of 1913 was in the reduction OF
the number Of fatal accidents. In
1912 there we're seventyrfive men killed
in the coal mines of Virginia, accord
ing to the Bureau Of Mines, and in
1913 there were twenty -four fatalities.
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Members OF the board Of health
of a Canadian town visited the
slaughter houses the other day and
straightway announced that they
would become vegetarians. b
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Because it has had some use, and is,
therefore, 'second-hand," may not
greatly impair its usefulness to you.
So watch the For Sale ads in the
Daily Telegram.
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Bz!alyK S q a q s s


1Spost ID. ne 0oa1iticn cf az
s. g g IS 8 So:
felE \ n "a Z,
q IA s1eaourrea.
Loans and discounts X. Z. SS6,239.40l
q. .s 8! ssass 5 ssssss ii: i'las3ssI
10. IS. bSads u. 81 secure :; u i. 'ss'SSs.s
Is S Sc 5000 e
q than stocksl 81 77.1542t
'banking House, Furniture IL ).
and ,txtures X i. n. Z. $4,000
Due from Ma tnhai Banks g
1nots reserve agentsl 4. 1861 4.21
Due from state and Private
Banks and Bahke Trust
Banks 4. 2. n. :. I; \. 80 6s733.S7s
Due from approved Reserve
Notes 81 other Natioaai u
Banks s. Il. !. u ~. ~. 2,240.00
Ftacttonal Paper Currency n y. :
d kels. and Cents 49,. ~. 25s.15.
Lawful Money Reserve In
Bank, VIZ. ~ a 4
Specie -. o4t.4b 3 4 IS
Due from rs Treasurer. 100000
z ;s---;; = :. -. : =
I, !. . 1aabilittss. 8 & ,s,, (. I.
Surplus fund +. y. z. Z. 1oo,o0o.eo
Y divided profts.. less. e1- "a n . . u.
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hold a conference Of prominent wom-
en- under the auspices OF the Womants
Auxiliary Department in conjuncti ion
with the fourth American Road Com
gress to be held at Atlanta. Ga. dur
ing the week beginning November ..
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The earliest riser Of the bird fam
fly is the greenfinch, which some
times begins to sing at 4 o'clock on
q summer morning.
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~ 313 V1I4V4f IA4300A6. 8A1lS, s. ]
Nirginia, at the close of business; June
Hescurces.s X a s "A
Loans and discounts &. ~. IS 2, 269,23S.6Ss
FOverdrafts, secured and UNI CT
secured y. i. 1.1S6. IS
o, sulas sSs ], s;,.. ;;S sso.oOo:sO
, Tsstsl: ssyasss 81. go 100000
) than stSsEsy 4: !. -. 1885,
ana FIxta!ss !. B. 80. ss4.1s4.os
z, C g 81 reserve agents5 1ss;7si;so'
( Banks and Bankers, Trust
Companies, and Savings
Duo from approved Reserve isss -
ss ssis' ID ISL is.s g; ssss
House !. i: ]: I. I: ias2s.ss,
Banks q: I. ~. -. $4,000
& .yickels. and Cents Is. Z. v Il s1,19f.54l
Lawful Money 1esorves In 81
|z EsssIs s.aa,l i'l'sss.ss
Redemption fund Whit. s. y y. =
.tionl .i.. Z. 1b,ooo:poi
Total 3: +. Z. !. 1. s.7ao.454.ssl
sssRIfts i ssss 4sIa ~ issssss ss
psnses and taxes paid !. ss.ssss7,
- sss q sssss ~
Due to State and Private Z
{ Banks and. Bankers "a. 4. = 4 147, 065.53
Due 70 Trust Companies and 81
iEs'sS'ss: ssIss 1895 1856
Indy dual deposits subject q,
Time certificates III deposit = = ~ /
payable after so days or
after notice of 30 days or
Certified checks ~. & a 5,095 30
Cashiers checks eoutstand-
u s.. Bonds borrowed with III
security 7 for sans (. 80. i 100000
Total I. $3.50, 454.ssi
Il County of Harrison y n ~ I
T. u, -. H, White, cashier of the above
named bank, do solemp1y swear that
the above statement is true to the best
of my kpowlsdge and t9 sslIaf; 3. .b,s-
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this st Day 3 4 s H 5Slx a. Notary Pubic
Ny commission expires September %,
+ JPN + E Y HgswART1
Z, sA.3sMfTH
!. { 81 ~ & = Directors.
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a.go.s q b. ,cena ...on 9.

y ~ Report OF the Condition OF
S TEE KAHRIs0Ma COUNTY BANKs
located at Lost Creek. in the state of
Vest Virgins at the close OF business
Bank first began business February i.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts 80. :. $123,7 29.02
ioverdrafts secured and unse- !. ].
Banking House. furniture and :, !. !
Total y. L. !. s.. !. sl4s.575.4s
Capital stock paid In ....:..$ 100000
Dividends unpaid ). i. l,212.o0l
undivided profit ............ 722.2:
Due to Banks ..,.......-... 1851
Deposits vizi b
Subject to checks t4s.oS5.0s
Time certificates 20.95.e:
Savings deposits; S4,fci.s6 01,205.71
Total 8. Is. s. ). 1. ..14s.575.44
County of Harrison.
Z l. W. d. Nutte-, Cashier of Sthe above
named bank. do solemnly4 swear that
the above statement Is true to the best
of my knowledge and belief.
w. d. NUTTER, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 9th day of July. 1914.
" GOODMAN SMITH.
Notary Public.
Ny commission expires April 12, 1923
LLOYD STOUT,
CHAS.S POST.
4 /. :. u Z.
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x 11H11N NATf01IAL HANK,
s9534tkepprt in, the state Of Vest Hir-
~ q q. the close OF business, June
1ssoufces. 3
k.9AN4s and dlsc0u1Its 8. \. 677, 10000
t3yegqxefta secured and sun- g
csds.,on 4. q 8. ]: D I. e5osOoo.oO
1890 $4,000 .. 81: 100000
ptsits, = q, 900; z To secure
R9efe1 Savings. $4,000. =. 100000
fPfHfdiurbs ON u. 8. Bonds 10000 90
Z. thin stocks. ~. ssa;sbo.oo
stock IN Fedfral Reserve
81 ssesks s,s,ssl, y. .: W.. 4 ii.Ssl.oo
Blinking House, FufnItufe ~ sses
q and Fixtures (. I. s.. ~. 1S5.0O0,00
laos Fesssye aseatz5 4i.s5sls7
Banks and Bankers Trust ~
i Gompanieg. and Savings
1plss from sapprossd SRessEve !
ssss' 81 i.ss. s $685.
Exchanges for Clearing
gsaks &. /. $4,000
Nickels; and Cents ..... 597.0S
1awfnl Honey Reserve In -,
hank, Wig. & I. sf
SPECIE essI :. Z . 14l,sss.Oo 4,
sRedempt loni fund WITH IL s.
tioH) -. 4. -. !. i. 80. le;5oo.oo
rStal D ]. .s.oss.oo7.li
ssssIss' : ssss gsla = ssssssss
psnses and taxes paid !. e.T1o.so
Nahonal Bank Notes out
s.sss'sE s .s,sssss
lS|sss; and ss ssSfsss ssssIss
( lndiytdpal deposits subject {. e IS
70 fchesk y 1sS1l,292.5S
!, psyaSis ;Si1iiin 50 days; s7s,oss.ss
payable after 30 days or ~
after notice of 80 days or
s. asRs:s sl,sf: le Isi5:4s
Cashler.sj checks olitstand-
ssss.: sis
T sSS ! !. ,;., s. 3 X, s,0ss'o07:l7
II County Harrison. y < ff
4, Oscar c. Will, Cashier of the above
named bank, do ;solemnly swear that the
above statement Is true to the best of
my khowledge and belief. n
OSCAR e.. WILT. Cashier.
svbscribed and sworn to before me this
18th day Of July. 1911. S. : ,l 2, 2.
wM, Y. LYNCH, Notary Public.
correct-Attest: I, J.
q IS. -. FARIS.
\ J. M FLANAGAN, &.
B. #. ROBINSON.
x lf. n Ys ss. 80 W ~ Directors
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SADIE on PR0pUCMG OII WE'LL.

The Nero oil g Gas Company, q
Corporation, will offer for sale, on
SATURDAY, JULY 18TH, 1914,
at Two O'Clock P. NJ, in front Of the
Harrison County Court House, In
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Report OF the .condition Of
TIE FARMERS BANK.

"a Report OF the Condition Of u
THE EARMnRS RAMK.
West Virginia :at the close OF business
June 80, 10 L. ~ - ( & r. q. 81 ~.
Bank first began business January 81
Resourc.s.
Loans and discounts ~. z. y. 1857, $3.50
loHerdrafts. secured and unse-
cured -. J. ........ 2.24s,o9
Ran11ins isonse fnrn;t Il ana iz'VvVoo
fixtures 8. -. y. ...'...;g 6.4S3.29
Other real estate owned. 3. 7,295.05
Due from banks &. :. a, 663.4p
aSF sssEnS h ssss sSs9s
Expetiae 5,594.l5
Total . .ssss,ess.e.
sssP stss s tsss paid 'lss sssss g
Divtdendsrunpald ~. ....... = y 5000
Undivided profit 1905. .:.,. 21,13s.59
Due to banks &. -. 1850. 29,663671
0opo11to Viz; ~ 40.
Subject to check. .$35s.071.02 IA
Time certificates las, 515.12
Savings !. deposits 1s1.193.67 6ss.I1s.s1
Cashier 9 checks ...........t 4.154.S5I
Total (. I. !. J: 4. $3.50, $685.:
County of Harrison.
I. Chas. W.. Furbee. cashier of the
that the above statement Is true to the
: best Of my knowledge and belief.
CHAS. w. FURBEE, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
N 'Ais s' cA fas 8 s soMM fsasi
~, ssSSi' ~ "a tfs3,s Notary Public.
Ny commission expires March 4 1929.
~ iaf All. FLETCHER.
sl TRUMAN. j. LYNCH, n ~ 4
4 8 Z. Directors.
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In Algeria girls may marry when
they are 10 years of age.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-07

At ClarkHbury. In the HtHte of West
Virginia, at the close Of business, June
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No.7oae,

I'll 1EuI1eN NETfo1HI i1Anx,
Ii lss6prt In the State Of Vest Nir=
in4a ~ the close of business, June
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-10-23

%SrieOenstrannI. !
0pn ~. u. pun Sterm. {

0erlafsn trGunt Der mori6e
6eitunespoa.
Bon 9run peri6Ieiert, idpeist oes
Sobes Rahen.
Statt puIpertpoiteu uno G%anonenz
tnaa
Gin 9Iumenatmsn uno Elm EueIens
i la6eni
8louoIoden I~taunen It'll ms giien>
rphr.
Die Ninbe rantt fi9 mir UNI bic
Qafetten
uno Ihfpebt uno tlettert aumutspou
empor
llnb Idlinat ums Gr5 bic sartsn
Blumente!ten.
Gin GGpolbenneft BORN an Der
Miinouna tlebt!
Gin 3piti6srn i9aut hinein ing
fhpur5eS dtpeigsn,
Das nod bonn Bonner ferner Sage
bebt
unb finIter trdumt BON Soo uno blutz
gem Heigen.
Die %roftoen 8omben rubin i'm Wors
gentau;
9arilber s"nuteln bunte Shmetters
hinge.
Sic ~Ftiir3en Ielig iid ms 9immeISs
blou
1lnb melocn Soft Den Won0eI aaer
0inge -.
0o matt Fd mir Elm IMeiier, iIber
Srdum,
Gin Groun bon 2orbeer uno BON
blii6'noen Mprt9en,
@on SGperterr, tieF psritedt i'm
9liitenflaum,
Bon Siingiingen, Die ii9 nit Roien
9iirten.
lllno ME aus Morgenrot taudt auf
elm Bib:
Muf ben ~betrdnsten Moffen rubt ber
Srieoe,
Bon MonbelbIiiten itdrren !Selm uno
G6ilo,
lnb Sra unb 8lumen tlingen leis i'm
! 2ieoe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-10-23
poeti(C6er 9e6raud6

Sn ieosm firitIidsn 9auie 5ta'
liens piro beim SDoe oes 9ebieters
obsr Der @ebieterin folsenbe olte Site
beobahtet, pet4e ouf ben erftsn Bid
pieIleidt tinoii9 erideinen mag. aber
bod niht eines eigenen poetiihen Rei.
aes entbebrt. Wenn Der pruntpoa
eeidmidte Sorg in Der Stride beige
febt lit uno iih one 2eiotraoenben. bic
prisfter. bic eaffenoe 0oltsmenee ents
fernt babsn. oann idrsitet Der 5duss
bofmsiiter erniten. seueFenen S4rit'
tes gum Gorge. perbeuet fh tief unc
fpriat ebrsrbietis: rGrselIen3. befeh'
len Sic nod etpas9" Cine Meilt
tportet er, psrbsust fid Damn no6mals
uno perldbt bic 9trhe ebenio pirois
unb lnneidm, pie er eetommen.
Drouben Dor Der pforte partet 81.
Gquipass bss 0abinsefdisbensn rebh
ben Disnsrn in GROCER 0aIa. bon
benen elmer am S6lose itebt, ben
9riff in Der 6onp.-0er 6uusbof'
meiiter ndbsrt F6 ibm, Idbt Die @Or'
hdnee berob. nimmi oonu BEN
9utier ole psitf6e aus Der 9dno.
serbridt lie iiber benz 9nie uno fast
sur 0isneridaft: Seine Gr3efen5
bsfisbIt ui6ts psit.r, S1r t6nnt mad
EOuie fnhren." lnb Iangiom 'est
fi6 Der Bdoen bornuf nab BEN pn'
IoIs oes 5irftsn in gsrpegunq. or
nismoIs pisbsr bnhtn sarittstrsn
tptrA
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-10-23
Oemtidtei, Hilf==Senr,

Der iitr ncrlpunocte oeutihe 9rieger
uno Die 9noeh0rigcn Scr im &rlcqc
9cfallencn beltimlt lit. &c0c Wabe,
oh 0roB o0er Helm, lit %piatommclt.
unO Niemon0 ioIte pcri1umeu. iein
Shcrflein fiir oieien colen 3med bet
81 trogen.
Cant uns unieren on,erifuniidlen
Mfltbilracrn 3ciqen 0ob mr. un1tren
Vril0ern III Der olten Ncimatb in Der
St1noe Der 9totb tbntfrGitig Si,r Sci.
te Iteben ooB mir itolS ollf u1iere
oeltihe Gbitamuumg iino unO germ
nit %oiicncr Nono flr sic @eorGlqten
eintrctcn. Sort unS opferwilig mo
nit ireuotgem 9cr5en qeben. @ci.
TRACE mcrocn entgeqen gcnommen bon
cen Gomite . Witglieocrn: g3iaiom
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-10-23
Wie cit Mar@en.
Sii,je BON saireo BON
5roen iticrur.

DIS lie i'm 6olbountel Der 8ooens
|ipobnung bic ob9enuBte Sir gu ibrem
engen ManIarpen5immer3en Offnete,
lfpieIts ouf ben emit iugenofrii9en
iWon9en sin Dioeri6sin bes ionnis
gen Sommsrs orauben. aber Elm
tmiiber Bid ibsr oas 3immer, oas
Itrob isinsr 8lsinbeit ODE pirtts, pers
lfests fe fofort pieoer 3uriid in bic
tMntoesftimmune, uno bic no troitz
Hos srau.
Rod ppr bier Sabren, als ie bic
'Manforbeuftubs be3og. permodte lie
tibr etpos pcn 8ebagen uno Sriginaz
Ilitdt gu perleiben, etipos, oas an Elm
l.Seim erinnerte. Oamals tpirtte Die
lnette, tIeine, selbe @nroine nit Den
Ranten in Der Sorte trob ibrer 9iuig>
feit gang neforatip, uno in Der linten
lGde itano cine nieorige, alte 8oms
Fmpbe i'm R~enaiIanceitpl nit Marmors
plate unb blunten 8ei6lGgen. Iber
nun NOR bic 8aroine perbIi6en uno
feit LANCER 53eit ni6t eepoIhen.
Gin Rorrmann mar emit jung uro
fr0blid eetpsien, tpar es pieGleibt lGn>
ger uno eleidmdbiger eefpefen aIs an
here, benin iie beiaB Elm %io9enanntes
Iglidlihes temperament. 4lerbings
Itparen ibre Gltsrn frib ~bobingesans
gen, obns ibr ettpas Inoeres gu bins
lterlaKen aIs cine i%onnige Grinnerung.
eine quite Graiebune uno iene Renaifs
fancez&ommobe. @ber iie bate IS
Iperitonben, in ben perihieoenen 6Gus
fern. in bsnen iie fat 3tpan5ig Sabre
Hang ols 9ebrerin tdttg mar, fi9 miit<
Eterlihe rno eef6ptfterlihe 2iebe gu
betpinnen. Sic bate fi6 i'm Spms
Imer mi6e geloufen betm Spiel in
ESelb UNI Balo. auf ben eroben @uts>
lb0fen. unb i'm Winter botte lie iiA
Huftig boIo in beho9liden, baIb in
seleeonten Sdlen i'm Walsertatt 9ss
Hhpunesn. 9ieleiht butten ou6
Iparme, iungs 6dnoe sutpeilen an lire
l9er5enstiir 9spo6t uno pieaeidt bate
eine BON linen bic 3roft zines ST.
fem, pffne bidl" beieiIen. Mer neiB?
Die friiheren, II immer mebr pers
k6tpinoennen Goupernonten iporen Elm
mertpirbiees @eI6ledt, bon beuen
mon 3upeiIen psrlan9te, ooB lie sfpts
Hden 5euern eirsen, obne iih gu pers
Bremen pber ii6 ou6 nur gu erfpdrs
men, odb lie ii6 beimifh unb to6ter@
Hid fIhlten. obne troBoem feit3upofe
Hem.
Sod zines Cages ftono Gin Iorrs
NOM pbne Stenung oa. Nan be-
fir6tete, fie lei gu alt, UNI Die sSun9sn
nod polltommen gu neriteben, unb
hnon fhsute fi9 por ser @efobr Der
RerpfIidtungen gesen cine dltere Grs
hieberin. 60 CAB fe nun felt bier
Sahren pripatitunoen su pehfetnoen,
,niemaIs bphcn, meiit Iebr ~nieoriqen
WreiIen. 0oh tpurbe es ihr immer
fhpsrsr, nit ben felt anseitsltsn 2eb>
rertnnsn. Die aus ibren freien Gtune
ben Miinse fdlueen, gu tonturrisr.n,
unb ibrs 2oae tpuroe iTnrner trauriaer.
Die fpmpotbifde Stride ibres Tsms
peraments Bate lie lunge idon einges
bibt, aiemonb senierts fid nod Dol
ibr, blItets is Elm psnie, tpenn bic
SHUTTER ibrsr S6ilerin eeraos ourds
3immsr eing. 70 tonnte es portoms
:;sH, ea5 Iie, lisbepou forf6snb. oers
iparnt purbe: r2iebes 6rduieil;, oos
iIinat ia OroentIih beunrubiseao.
@pusn Sic fid ni9t nal pom QrSt
nnisriudsu IaTen? Sd babe Elm,
fpntnpisiqe Qngit Dor SubsrtuIpIs."
4n al eas, an !3utunft uno 9ers
eongsnbeit oaate 5rduIsin Gin nit
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-10-23

Gas GeBte Mittel.
GduIoner: Mo3u baben's oenn Elm
90rrohr mitgebradt, !6err 0eloins
ger?
@Idubiser: Sa fehn's, 70 oft ih
bisber mein @elb bon Shnen pers
langte, hams ME mas bOren polIen;
= bu bab id i6liebIid seoa6t: pisIs
lst6t tit Der Serr gar i6perbOrig
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-10-23

0ieG petIangt. Qrin3is
pal gum alien 8uhbalter): SD nil
S3nen ods 0arlebn BON 3peibunoert
Dollar gsben, Sic miifen fi4 obsr tas
NIT einperItanben ertldren, 0aB Shnen
ieoen monlt 3ebn Dollar BON 0eb1It
afee3ogen iperoen. uno mu6en ilh
Derpfli6ten, nod 3pan3ig Monate gu
leben!
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-10-23

Barber Gu ben bier 9efbmHterT: rTo, oab 56r sefforen tperbet.
ainoer, oos 1T aber aud Die ROafe 3t; mas mOHt ar Osnn nit BEN
8tIen9"
~0u FOnf bic Spare 'ndnun, soOsr; oos. 1T aus unfsrm e6Oriat
ierm 9ett!"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-03-19

dred miles north of where he had ex
pected them was defeated at Escalon
on the main line of the railway and at
Rosario #..
If the claims of the federals are cor.
rect. General Villa had to do battle for
his life and is still in a precarlous po-
sition, with the enemy in front and
another threatening by flank move
ment to occupy his rear.
Word from Carranza.
Juarez, Mex. March lS.-General
Carranza has crossed the mountains
from Sonora and now is in Chihuahua
state, said a message received today
directly from the rebel commander in
chef It was estimated that he would
arrive at .Juaraz by the first of next
week. Carran2a's overland ride from
Aqua Prieta. opposite Douglas, Ariz.,
across the chihuahua border was said
to have been made without special in
cident. The insurgent leader was re-
ported in good health and ENJOYING his
hard ride through the rugged noun
tain passes.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-03-19
IKE De WEEsE IN
.S|C0U2NEY JAIL
KEOkUK co. MAN WHO KILLED
HIS BROTHER AWAITS
HEARING.

Sigourney. March 1S.-Ike De Weese
who is charged with killing his broth
er, Carl. was brought here Tuesday
night from Delta and lodged in the
county Jail, pending his bearing the
date Of which has not been set. The
coroner's jury found that Carl De
Weese came to his death by blow
on the head inflicted by a buggy
wrench in the hands of his brother.
Isaac" They recommended that he be
held to answer to the charge of muir
der. The witness to the deed was a
neighbor, Charles Gullix.
The De Weese home located one-half
mile north of Atwood station and just
within the KeolIuk county line, was
the scene of the murder committed
Monday evening between the hours of
6 and I. The two brothers, Ike and
Harry, got into a quarrel owe rthe driv-
ing of certain horse. Ike who wanted
to drive. the horse to take his sister
to the town of Delta. Carl interfered
whereupon Ike struck him with bug
gy wrench telling him to the ground.
The brother and sister drove on to Del
ia leaving Carl lying on the ground.
but did not think he was dead. When
they arrived at Delta they were in
formed that the brother who received
the fatal blow was dead.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-03-19
EDDYVlLuE

Mr. and Mrs. Dain Roberts who
have been making an extended visit
with relatives hire returned to their
home at Portlari, Oregon Monday.
Ray Oden WHO has" employment at
Charlton spent Sunday at Charlton,
spent Sunday with relatives here.
r. Nj. Beanie was a business caller
in Seers boro Monday.
Mrs. B. O. Worall and daughter
Catherine of 6 .tumwa are visiting this
week with Mr.. Worralls mother Mrs.
F. V. Dunkle.
John De Ia and Wilbur Johnson
spent Sunday IN Grinnell visiting with
friends.
Mrs. Blanche Harding came home
from Lynvill9 Monday for a visit with
her mother Ms Dora Harding.
Mrs. VIM. lSutler is quite i'll this
week threaten I'd with pneumonia. VIM.
Henderson is also numbered among the
sick.
The residen.e of DR.. Knox which has
been leased s.s hotel the past year by
Miles Richards has again changed
hands. Mr. and Mrs. S.. A. Shaver
have rented ne property and will con-
tinue as mo hagers.
Audie Purcell and family who have
been living in the Criswell property
the past year, loaded their household
goods this week and shipped them tc
Belle PLANE where they will locate.
Mrs c. Kedoo of Kirksville, Mo
spent Sunday in Eddyville visiting her
husband, who recently went into bust
ness in Eddyville.
Dr. Arthdr Pickerell, wife and baby,
who have been visiting the past week
at the parental homes, left Monday
for their home at Baldwin, Kas.
Roy Palmer of Blue Earth, Mimi,
spent Saturday in Eddyville visiting
at the parental c. c. Palmer home ami
looking after business interests.
]. W, keene of Moulton is visiting
friends in Eddyville this week.