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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-10
aredler Giu6rndJ.

3rci WfGnner brobcn in Oen Saocn
BON Srou Goldberg ein unO be.
mGcbtiecn iid Ocs @clOiGronfs.
2oocn ocniel6en mli cinen
gSogcn rnO crorciicn Oic 6hid)t.
giucr Der 0ie6e nod cincr
wilocn SogO Oerbuitct.
Soicpb 6errori murOe acitern
9la6nittoe in Scr mittlcren &oli6ei-
Itution wegcn onoeblicben 9icbito6lS
cines @clol6ranfs, pelher $3.50
Selo, Ionic unocrc @ert6iocben cnt.
bicIt, Ollr6 @oli5eima9iitrot Slpplee
inter $1,000 @ilrgiAaft Ocnl @e-
ridtspcriobreu ii6ermicien. 0os Ser
Dor ergo6, OoB orei Giebe geIteri
Dtorgen in ocn 2ooeu Der 5roll
Wfarp Goldberg bon glr. 204, gllbe-
morle-StroBe, einOrangen, Sen 25O
@fuuo miegenOcn @eloi6ronf ergrif.
len lmO ibn auf einen ouBcn lte6en+
zen gSaaen hlocL Sen iic ais Der
Staalng oes 0oninif 0eiiucco pon
9fr. 217 gll6emorlc.StrnBe gcltob-
len 6atten. Die @idnner paren ii6er4
lid nit i6rer @eiite cntfonmen folls
fla nidt nit i6rcm @eidbrt Dor Der
gSirt6id)aft oes @iucent 6lacconlio,
Gdc BON Sront lmo 6orrelt.S
ongc6alten bGtten mo @inluB Der.
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ncr oufmerfiam gemoht mo be.
lhlor, i6re &er6oihng Uor5uneb.
men. So6olo bic Die6e jeOod ieincr
onli6tig murOen iprongen tic olI
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sic 6rontItroBc cntlong ronntc. Sn4
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wic oie @olioiitcn @io6oim unO @ott
i6rem &umeraOcn 5u Siilfc 9lls oic
W3Gnner io1cn Dob an Gin Gntfonl-
men nidt mcbr 5u 0enfen mar, lie.
ben lie i1r @ciGbrt i'm StiM. yalr
Scr glngcflogtc modtc 6ei'm 9lbltci+
gcn cincn 6ebltritt umo ipuroe, che
CT iiA micOer ouiroifcn fonntc. Der.
boftct, mdbrcnO bic onoeren bcioen
in ocr Ounfclbeit cntfomcn. 0ic 80
li6ei lit ocr 9lniidt, ooB Ser Ginbrudl
oas g9ert ciner uS6mor5c SanO"
Organization it, oo 6rop Goldberg
Dor uneefGbr 5pci S8o@en cincn
0ro6bricf cr6iclt, pelcber beiagtc,
ooB, foaS iic ni6t 5000 oOr ibrer
S5ouStbiir binterlcsc, ibr mo ibrcm
Sottcn ctpos 8uitoBcn lpiirOc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-10

9{o6Ocn olio ollc bduslibch Sorb
bcrcitlugen getroffcn 6egcbcn lidl
oic crmo6icncn @titglicOer ocr 6o
ndlic 5llr Spnogo9c, 100 Gin feier.
li6er @ottcsoicnIt o6ge6olteu miro.
@ieocr 5u@ollic onoclon0t cnpian9t
iic Elm icitlih erlcubtetcs @ouS lmo
i'm Spciie5intmer Gin reid geoedtcr
SiiA. Sin Geaer nit Ntn5otb, cine
S6iiiicl nit 9rilncn uno bttcrcn
&rGutern, cine uuOere, in Der iic6 ooS
Gberoiet6, ein aus glepicln, gdlllen
gSein una bcrihicoencn @cmiIr5en
5l6crcitctcS Semiid, 6eiinOet lomie
ein Stiid gebrotenen 5leil6eS uno
cin ecbrotencs @i biIoeu 5unddit Die
SouptbcItonotDcile Der ScOcr SofcL
oli Der frcili6 Ocr @ein nidt tcblen
oori ocnr bier &clcbe boil bat an
ic0cm glbcio jcOcr Gbcilucbmcr 6t
trinfen io Dcrlanat cS oic Gori1riIt..
1ic &rGltcr iollcn ooron crinnerIL
in mclb' 6ittercr 9(rt bic Ssroelitcn
oonols IN @gppten 81 bortcr 5robl.
orbeit geSluungcn mnrcn; 0oS Gbc'
roiet6 o6er ioll olS Sinu6ilo Oicncm
oaB oic &orio6rcn emit ge5puugcn
moren int ScbmeiBe i6rcS gllgclihts
ouS 2c6nl unO SonO 3icgclu 81 for
men uno Dem 90nige @bdroo oc bel
Ocn StGOtc @bptom uno &omics 5lt
crbouen.
g}a6oen Scr SolS6err nit leincr
Satin ocn 5eitesgrtB in ber5lider
g9niie ausaeimli6t, miro ocn Sim
bern DER pdterlic6e Segen ert6eiIt,
nit ocn SprnAe, oen chit Der llr'
uater Sofo6 beim Segen ieiner Stins
Ser omuunotc. ghm p6idjt er iicb Die
Sduoe, 5iebt iein Stcr6efleiO al.
ipriht Ocn Segensipruh iiber Den
g8ein, lnD iebt grllpprt iidj Oie 6a.
Mile inn oas Sbcrboilpt OoS einen
beionOerS bergeri6teten Gbrenplot
ciuninumt, poraui Die DSogo0o6,
! oie @eididte Der 9eireiung Ger Sin.
/ ser NSsroel aus GgDpten, er50blt nlo
erldltert miro, INN 10 Slllen, ln0 be.
ionoers oen dmueienOeu &inoerh Ole
9eOclltilng Oes 5cites pOr 2lugen 81
iii6rcn. @orihriitsmdBig lperoel oiC
Nia5ot6 mo peridieoenen &rGuterr
genoiicn immer ober crit nad)oen
Elm cntipredenOer SegeuSiprlh Dor
Der geiproden uuroc Gin icitlide;
sRobl 6iloet oaS Gnoe Ger Gr5o6lung
Worauf ioOonn nod mciterc SSilbclge
iduge mo 2obcSbDmuen angeitimm
iperoen.
90 lpirO berte nit Dem ScOer
9lbenO ooS @oiio6.6cit in ort6o
oogcn iiioiicben 6omilien ciuaclcitct
Ger moocrnc NSuoc Bat ieiHe ,Scicr il
@hunS lnooiii5ht, obor oeuno6 cnt
jie6t er iic6 ui6t sem 3onbcr ocS Sc
ties.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-10
Scirat6S. circn,cm.

Grmt &. u, anoplcS, 80, mo
@}imic @. SeBner 20
George g. q. sc 9ou, 81, ima
NlorD Sneaings, "a
@iaiam 5. G6ane0, 20, mo Gar
ric I. Mpers, 20.
liicbelc Eofati y, rno Sincen-
gina 6crriie, H..
Somes ". SpailL o. luo Sur-
riet &uele, So.
@iaiam u. 0eblii 20, uno &e-
6ccca 81 Snnan %,
6ranf z. Eiper 26, mo 6lorence
gietmort6, 30.
@iaiam s. 4aoOp, 80, mo @li5o.
bet6 $. Ogoen 3S.
Scurp 99cigle, 81 lmo Niao
Soues "a.
Sorro g. 9ieliou 2G, imO 9leIlie
q. Samilton, 23
g9olter s. 9lncnrrop, %, rmO
9(nnie i Garter, 49,
Nlidoel s. 6oOgcu, 2s, mo Der
t6a aramer, 2i
Sarru u. Dolu9 2l, non Srcoe-
rid, N}., imO Srene 1l Sobnion rs,
BON 9hmapolis.
Olar Noiton. %, BON 9Ippelabca,
&o, nnO SricOa Strc"B, ~ uon
Baltimore.
Charles ". Farions, 81 mo
Gn1er 6. 9icubain, i9. Ncibc non
S9oibin0ton, G.G,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-10

9ropiocucc r. H. 8. mO 6. Sini
(5luei Spicle).
Sericu Sin r s. mO 8. Smi
(jpci Spielc) mo 10. 5uni.
9}emarf IT, i2. mo 13. Sini
Hodeitcr TO-, tG. unO H. Slmi
Nlontreal 49, 10. mO 20. Suni
(5wci SpieIe)
goroutu 4 %, 90, "a. mO %.
Suii
9uiialo 26 mo 81 SUM (5luci
Spicle) mo 80. SUM.
@ropioence 4. Sui (&ormittogS
inO 9lodmitto9S) lmO 6. mo :.
SHli
glcporf s., g., 10. unO If. Suli.
Seriep GitD 20, 81 imO %.
Suli.
@lontrcol Z. mo s. 9mg (5pei
Spiclc) ruO 10. 9higuit
Goronto H. II. nnO 10. gn-
quit
Slodciicr i5y H., IS. mO 10.
9luguit.
9uiiolo 20. 2i. mo D. 9lu-
quit.
Scricp GitD Z. September (gUei
Spicle), s. lmO 8. September.
9}emorf 10, If. lmO II. Sep
tcm6er (jwei Spiclc).
@roDiOence %. mo %. Septenl'
Der (5iuei Spielc)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-10
aas 1eit Ses nnneIanerten gyroSes.

@c9inn Ocs @oiio1 6citcs Der SlOcn.
6cicrlicbe Geremonicn onl
ScOcr 9l6cno, Dem GorobeuO Ocr
8cicr. 5icbcu Gage ooucrt Oic
5cier olm 9lnocnfen oil Oen glus.
5ug aus @ggptcu.
9os jiioildc @oiio6 (llcbcri@rei'
tungS) Set, OoS 3rr @rinncring oll
ocn 9GiS5ug Der @oriobren Der Sll'
oen aus GgUptcu, Dem 2onOc, III Ocri
iie in scr ane1tihoit lc6ten, geieiert
miro. bcginut beltc g(bcnO yIedi
ser 6i6lii6en %ori6riit pGbrt oos
Set iic6eu Gage, BON oencl Der critic
(Gcutc) lmo Ger lebtc 6o6c 6cicrtogc
iinO, an Ocuen feincrlei glrbcit Der.
ri6tct pcrocn ourf. g8obrcnO Der
oan5cn 0ouer Oes 9oiiab 6eitcS Oiir
fcn bic Ssroclitcu nur imgcldlcrtC
Spcilcn unO cbeniolbe @ctr6nfc &c
picBen. .. 4. iolAc, IN Ocncn Iid fci-
ncrlci Stofic bcfinOcu oic in @1b.
uHg iiber5ugeben gencigt iin0; aud
! lit cS i9ncn itrengiteus lmtcriogt, nit
@ciGucrtcn in irgen0 mclCbc 9criib'
rngll 5u fonuen imo oerortigel
Stoff oorf iiA mc0cr in ibrcr Scbou
| hmg, nod in ibrcm @ciitc bcfnoen
0ic oQgeneiu ais Nla5otb befanntcr
imaei1uerten @roOc bilOcn Oobcl
nc6en Slid. 5leii6, @icru 6riIdten
aortoiieln II. I. 10. m1breno oielel
3eit oos @allpt Slobrlngsuittel
Ole erfo6rene SouSfrol icNod neil
oic N}o5ot6 in 10 Oeribicoener 9lrt 81
ucupenorn ooB ii6 i'm @on5en oil
9'criooe ser ungeiGucrten Speiiel
icl6it bon jiioiihcn @ourmonos CT
troeen ldBt Sltmol ia audi bon oen
iorgiumen &auSberru fir cincn gu
ten Sropfen gciorgt miro, unO @cin
W1ct6, 9(pfelmoit S6napps umO 81
queurc, Oie lebteren beiOen aus 3met
ihcn oOer &iri6eniait gcponnen al
crloi6te @etrGnfe gelten.
0os 9Soiiob Set Der SrOen mir
nit Dem SeOcr-9l6cnO bellte ein9c
leitet fir lpelhen fcierlide Gcrcnc
nicn porgeidricbcn limo, bic IN ibrc
05ciommtbeit Den gau5en Gboroftc
ocs 5eites offenborcn imo gum Plus
orud brineen. IS lit mcbr ais eli
religioicS Geit cS lit Gin Crime
um9s. Gonfes. Sicges uno SubeI
fcit iibcr oie bon Oen &oriobrcn oeI
emit inter 6iibrlmg bon NfoleS ei
longte 9efreiung aus Dem pboroc
niihen Sflopeniud ino Die oonli
rcr6unoenc peri0nlidc uuO Golfs
Srcibeit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-10
gln0 Ocm 9uucrea @lar0lomO'O nuD
ben unsren5cnOcn Staatcm.

SinO nit ibm 5ufrieocn.
sSrcunoe Oes Staotsienotors Sobn
q. Z. @1otbios bon 6rcoerid bo6en
oen g9uui1 ge6uBert Bob er ii1
o6ermols Inn oos 9lnt bemerbe, DEM
CT irun idon felt 5mei Gerniincn pors
gcitanoen bot. sic crflGrcn ooB sc.
notor N}utbias 0ie Sntcrcfcn bon
Sreoerid GouutD in Ger bclten gSciic
moDrgcnommcn bot.
9fooium bnIf nibt.
6rop Gnno gSoltom ipcI6c ii@
Dor ungci06r cincm Wlonot in 9ol
timorc elmer giooiunl @c6onohlng
meecn MogenfrcbicS unter6oo 1T I'M
9llter bon 80 Sobrcn in i6rcr gSob
rng 5u Cumberland gcitorbcu Sic
miro ii6erlcbt Bon i6rcm Wottcn mo
Orci flcinen Sinocrn.
Sn s ogcrstomn octront
SSn &aacrstown mlr0cn Sri. Del
iic W}. 9)littcn Eo6tcr bon &crru
uno 6rou SnmcS 81. @iitten pou
Smitbs6urg. mo SorpeD 9f. Spei-
faro olrd @aitor 5. Z. Greet BON
ocr biihoilid)-metbooiltiiAen Stride
gum 9unoc fiir's 2e6cn pcreiit. SER
SpciiorO 1T Gin bcfnnnter &c6tSan
lpoIt oon @oi6ington Gountp.
%ontbcr bcrcitct 3 hrct.
ten.
Dic 9epobncr bon @cogeS0illc,
cincr flenen Ortitoft in Scr 9ldbe
bon @iaiamsport. iino in beaer
glngit ourh oaS Gri6eiuen eineS
@ontbers, pelher in oen lebtcn "a.
gen IN bericbieoene 6orm6oieI eiugc
orltngen 1T unO iogar gln9rffie oii
ne9rere Ycrionen beriidt bat. %
witroe inter glnoercm @illiom 8il.
ion ais CT 9ladts auf Dem Seimpeac
0Cgriffen mar bon oeu Ebierc bis
nod ieiner 8obnlng bin perfolgt
w66reuo Ger glegcr Charles Burt
oieicl6e Grfabulng modtc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-10

Buffalo o.. %. %. imo 2l
glpril.
0lodcier %. 9pril 6mei Spic.
Ir), 81 uuo 2S Slpril
Nlontreol %. ilnO 30, Npril It,
! Wlni.
Gorunto . @loi Cpoci SpicIr),
dlm0 8 Dlai,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-10
galtball brginnt.
3cbm Spiclc der ,,Syr.
OCrals9iSa."
AvcSmtcrmntiDnnlc Si9a"
ipiclt bier Gpiele.

Ser Sitcrmontao ciu bolbcr 5cicr-
toa rGerropin8" ipiclcn 5e3n
2l3ol Dintcr chamber imO Die
Orioles" beginner om 81. 9(pril
ptpr spicIc.- sSic oic 5picltooc
rinnctheiIt IinN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-10

Siotioltcu unO ollcr 3eitcn 1entc bcr.
bel, oie Oen glorreid}en Scloentoo
itor6cn iie miiiicn iid por Dcnl Sc
iuS BON 9la5nrctb perneigen Oenl
Der itor6 mic Elm @ott, Dor Oeu Die
Groe 6e6t uuO sic S0ae er5ittert, ais
Bate icin SuBtritt Die @elteu erihiit
tert
llnO lpie Itor6 cr? 0ft DEM briin.
itigeu @e6et ouf Oen lterbenOen Sip.
pcn. Batter, pergeb i6neu, lie wilieu
niht, mas iic t6unl Gas it's, mas
mid nit on6etlrngsmiiroiger 8emul'
ocrimg criiiQt, OoB icb Sen 9lid nidt
a6menoen fam pon Dem Seius, Dem
irrdtloien Gcrt6cioiger Scr 9lrncn
uno @cringen Die icinem &erte bod
i6r 9au5es2eben 81 perooufcn boban.
Gie g(acr6eiten imo gOeliten mic
res @eihlehtS, aus alien Golfcrn
unO Sproben, ans alien Geligionen
mo 3oneu d)opicu ans oem 9oru
ser 9ie6c, Sic ib Don @olgntba als,
iber bic gon5e @clt ergieBt lpcil IN
oicier Nlcnidenlebe Die gan5e aralt
uno SiiQe Der @eis6cit riot 3n Die
lem Seius miiiicn lie oac fommch
sic Oes GrOenlebcns @cbeimnille cr-
ariinOen wollcn, Oanit lie ais Nlen.
idjeu le6en inO ais Nlenid1eu itcr6cn
uerocnl 0jroBe Segensitromc ilie.
Ben inmerpd6renO Don 0iolgatbo
aus, Oantit Sic 9linoen ie6en uno Die
ltcinernen Ser5en ermeibeu; Oonit
sic Sroitloien nidt uer5agcn lmo oic
SdpanfenOen itorf meroen, bis Dob
ser Eoe fonlnt, wo @eredltiafeit luo
2ie6e ouS bod6ite mo 6eiligite @eieb
oacr @olfer lit. g9ie ein Nlorgen.
ruf tout es i6er 9du0er mo Vlecre:
Ger TOO lit ueridlmgen III ben
Sieg"
9lid)t @e6nut6stbr0nen ioait Gu
wcinei
SUI idluor5en trauernoeu @epnno;
Sonit 5dblit On ilirnnier 5l ben Sci
nen
@enn Dir ieiii 2ie6en unbefannt
8 poge 9laeS iiir Die Siebel
llno trng' Gein arell3, iolg' germ i6ni
nad,
@dr' aud Gein Seben einianL tribe
llno ernOteit Oh lliOanf mo
Shmnt;
Gns @ilte miiB i'd einmal lobnen
g(if Nienihenber5, per5age nidt
gSo6l wiro Ser SoB lid nidt Dcr-
ld)pnen,
Die gSelt ii6t ia graIianl oeridlt
VaB mr Ocn iroben Niuth nidt i'm.
fen
9ic Sie5eSpoluc lit emit Gcin
Sin CitcrEorgen nllB Sir unteL
Gos arcl3 iuirO Oann 5erbrodlcn iein-
gG 3. 2
Kinder Schrolen
MACH FLETCHER'S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-10

2llol 6intcr chamber iuO Die
Orioles" beginner ou 81. 9tpril
ptpr spiclc.- sSic oic spieIta0c
cinectbeiIt iinO.
0ic 9nie6aa Soiion miro ON
@ioutog ouf Ocul Spielplotc DER Sc
ocrol.Sigo" nit Dem Club BON 9uf-
folo croifnet. 81 G6rcn Oes Cages
Dot oic @eicsec6lmg cincn Salbfeier
tog crfIdrt, lmO per am Oitermontog
nidt 5un 9aicboa gebt, Ger fam
jcOcnfoas niht bconipruAen, ooB er
eiu5rcuno Oes nationolen Sports lit.
glo6 Dem Club bon Buffalo
fcuut scr Club bon 9rooflDn iiir
orci Spielc unO Oonn fonlmt Der
buffalo GIub pieOcr fiir orei Spicle,
10 DAB oie o6eoerols" bier 6cbn
Spicle binter einanOer ipielen.
9(m o. 9lpril beginner bier ouh
oic Clubs DER oSuternationolen 81
90" bic Soiion mo 6mor ipielt ocr
Club bon Buffalo nit ocn Orioles"
bier bier Spiele.
Der SpieIpInn scr DeriGieoencn
Clubs pdbreno Scr fommcnoen Soi-
len it, iuic foIet
Gte GIu6s ser u5eOcrot
Sigo."
Sn Baltimore:
9uiinlo 49,, 10, 16. mO IS.
9lprl.
Nroofl0u 20, 81. mO y. g(pril.
Buffalo 49,, "a. imO 25. 9lpriI.
SnoionupoliS p A. 10. mo t6
@ioi
aonias Gitp iSy 10. mO 20
@loi
Chicago 81, %. lmO %. @oi.
St. 9ouiS %, 26. mo 27. @ioi.
@itts6urg6 2S., %. unO 30Wlai
&ornlitta0s lmO g}odmittogs.
SrooflDn %, 26, 81 unO %.
Simi.
Buffalo lo,,il., is. imO "A.
Sui
Ct. eoniS o. %, "a. unO 25.
SalIi.
5nOianopoIis D., 28y 30. unO
30. Suli.
aanioS Gitp 81. Suli lmO I. IL.
3. 9luguit.
Chicago A.. 3. unO 6, snrauit
9Sitts6urgb - 26., o., 2s unO 20.
gluguIt
SnOionopQlis %, TO- II. mO p.
Septem6er
aonios Gitp A., t5v lGy II. II.
1S. September.
Chicago II 49, 90 81, %. 90.
rm0 81. September.
ct. 9ouiS %, 26., 2s. mo 20.
Scptcm6er.
@ittsburo6 s. g. unO Z. Ofto-
Der.
93roofInn S. g., 10. umo l2. Of.
tO6cr.
9luSiudrtS:
Chicago 2s., %. nno 30. slpriI
&onias Gitp T., ,. mo 3. @loi
ct. 9onis ~ f., 3. mo 6. Wfoi.
SNn0ianopoliS T., s. unO 8. @iui
Smffalo = H.. -. lutO ia. @ioi.
grobflun f., ,. luO 3. Suni.
8ittSburo6 A., 5. mo 6. Siuti.
sSn0ionopoliS Is, g., 10. lnO If.
Srni
G6icooo - H., 49,, IA. lm0 10.
Sllni.
Qonios Gitp II t6., H., IS. uno
40 N
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-06-29
CLARKSBURG PROOF
should Convince Every clarksburg
Reader.

The frank statement of a nelghbor,
telling the merits of a remedy.
Bids you pause and believe.
The same endorsement
BY some stranger far away
Commands no belief at all.
Here's a Clarksburg case,
A Clarksburg citizen testifies.
Read and be convinced.
]. H. Stephenson, supt. Metropoli-
tan Life ms. Co., S06 Lincoln Ave-,
Clarksburg, w. Va, says: my kid
neys were disordered and caused
backache. Doan's Kidney Pills
stopped the aches and pains and made
my kidneys normal. Another of my
fomily suffered a great deal from
lame back and weak kidneys. Doan IS
Kidney ills gave great relief in this
case. A few years ago publicly en-
dorsed Don's Kidney Pills and don't
hesitate to confirm that endrose-
mept."
Price soc. at all dealers. DOM
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Stephenson had. Foster ilburr
Co.. Props, Buffalo, N. Y.-Advertise
ment.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-06-29
PERSONALS

AIRS. Peter Burg, Of Adamstop. has
returned home from an extended Wis
It to her sister. Mrs. John Lime
born. Of Springfield, o.
Miss Mabel Frazier. of Adamston
is guest Of friends at Elkins, where
she will spend several weeks.
Miss Kathryn Carskadon, Of Pitts,
burg, who visited her grandmother
Mrs. Kate Grancy, has gone to Bay
side, N. Y, to be guest Of Miss
Princie vigo.
B. A. Heater, of Weston, Is in the
city attending to business matters.
w. Y. Briceland, of Fairmont, is 9
city business visitor.
F. S. Kinney, OF Parkersburg, Is
here looking after business matters.
H. V. Johnson, of Morgantown, is q
guest'at the Waldo.
E. c. Richardson is here from
Shinnston.
j. H. Bell, of Wallace, is here on
business.
A. D. Wilson, Of Wheeling, is 9
guest at the Gore today.
c. A. Brake, of Buckhannon, is here
today on a business mission.
G. w, Wells, OF Parkersburg, is 2
city business visitor.
H. c. Yorke, of Morgantown, is in
the city looking after business mat
tiers.
Charles seger, of Pittsbarg, is visit
ing his sister, Mrs. R. ]. Galley, at
the Waldo hotel
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No For,n Organizntion.

WASHINGTON, June 29.-An echo
of the biennial session of the FEEDER
alton of Women's Clubs in Chicago,
where West Virginia was largely rep
resented by It's various clubs, is the
movement started Immediately on
their return, by Washington club wo-
men, members of the national fedora
tion to form powerful Organization
In this city. which shall keep in touch
with the work of women throughout
the United States. 1t is thought that
Washington, as a cosmopolitan COM
munity, can best use its power in
forming an organization of the ten
thousand club women of the district
to work for child welfare, equal suff-
rage, temperance and sociability
They are going to work for the open
ing Of the schools as social centers,
where there will be moving pictures,
dancing lectures and all such amuse-
ments. 1t is the intention to make
this organization as nearly as possible
a central bureau, where all the states
are represented, and keep the women
of all the state in touch with all that
concerns the welfare of women and
children. Then the women can ap-
peal TO their representatives and SEN
ators from the various states, as legis-
lative matters come up affecting the
welfare of the sex, and so have pow
erful influence on Congress. on Tues
day deputation of women represent
ing the Federation OF Women's Clubs
will visit the president and explain to
him that the suffrage cause repre-
sents the will of millions OF women
in the United States, Mrs. Harvey
w. Wiley will head the deputation.
On previous occasions the president
has told the suffragists he would not
recommend to Congress legislation
not In the party program and that he
could not recommend his individual
views. The club women believe the
recent action Of the Federation OF
Women's clubs at the Cnt>ago con.
yention endorsing suffrage should be
taken into consideration.
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Social and Personal
To Render Program.

TIE Ladies Aid Society of the Ad-
amston Methodist Episcopal church
Under the direction of Mrs. Harold
Gabriel. will render literary pro-
gram in the Adamston school audi
tortum Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock
sharp. An admission Of ten cents
Will be charged for all persons over
six years old, The proceeds are to
60 towards the new church building.
The program will be as follows
Recitation ......... Welcome
Frances linton, William Hutchinson.
song When | am Man"
Raymond and Relan Greenhouse.
Song. III l Only Had a Homealrn
song .......-
III Only Had Home, Sweet
Home"
Lena eriss. Louise Britton, Edith
~. jenkins, Greda Palmer. .....
( Drill .......... "Snnbonnet Maids"
Ten little girls.
song ,....... Sing Me the Rosay''
Sadie Sherman.
Recitatin $500. In the Morning
Virginia MeFarlin, John Kirkpatrick.
Frederick Baxter, frankie Wolfe
Wolfe, Annette McFarlin.
Song. When the Rainbow Ends"
Lena Criss, Alma Clousson.
Song. =. Once There Was Lad"
Birdie Smith, Raymond Greathouse.
Recitation ....... Fourth OF July"
Frank Rollins"
Where the silvery Colorado
Flows" ........
Lena Criss, Louise Britton.
Song .......... Goodbye Boys"
Raymond Greathouse.
song '...'........... Quartet
Mountain State Four
Drill ..,............ "Parasols"
Twelve little girls.
Song 49,. "Culonola Glide"
Garland of Old Fashioned Roses"
Kent Kyle.
Solo ....... "old Cathedral Door
S. G. Ingram.
Drlll .......... Lanterns"
Twelve girls.
Solo ,.. I'm the Full Moon"
Frank Jacobs.
Gymnasti Drill $50. "Upsidedown"
Eight girls.
Song ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Quartet
Mountain State Four.
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LONG DRY" SPELL
ccontlnuea IRON. page one.l

In other words, II one has occasion to
go to some point out of the state,
and a friend hands hi ma dollar and
requests that he purchase for him a
quart Of Whtskey, and. he does it and
delivers it to him, he is guilty OF
making the sale, and by the act is
guilty of making 1t, not where he
purchased it 1t but where he deliver
ed It in the state. Again the>repre-
sentatlyes of those who sell lsSS1r
can not come into the state and So
licit verbally, by letter circular or
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Parsons-S ouders
TOMORROW
Last Day 81 Sale
Children Dept.

Boys Wash Suits, Girls Dresses,
Costume Suits for Boys and
Girls, Dress Hats for Boys and
Girls.
This is a season of the year
when mothers realize that yol
cannot have too many clothes, in
order to keep that Boy or Girl
looking clean and cool.
We are going to have a S1.00
sale-not bought for a sale, but
regular stock-Clean, New, De-
sirable Goods, every piece.
We will display these goods
for your inspection.
Eoys' Wash Suits, Russian, age 2
to 6 years.
Boys Wash Suits, Sailor, age 6
to 8 years.
Girls Bingham or White dresses.
Cowboy or Cowgirl Suits.
1..dian Chief or squaw Suits.
t.hildren's Summer Hats and
Hats that are marked up to
$3.50 will be placed on sale at
$1.00.
Sale starts Wednesday a. NJ
Children's Department.
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Afternoon ReceDtion.

Mrs. NJ. a. Nusbaum will entertain
at a reception from 4 to o'clock
Wednesday afternoon in her home on
West Main street in honor of Mrs.
Goodman, Mrs. Gilpin and Miss
Lucille Nusbaum. Invitations have
been issued.
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win Airs. Reed,

At O'Clock Thursday afternoon
the Missionary Society Of the Duff
Street church at Stealey Heights.
will meet in the home of Mrs. Reed
on Stealey avenue.
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To Entertain.

Mrs. H. S. McCune will entertain
the Ladies Aid Society of the First
Presbyterian church in her home on
Harrison street, Broad Oaks, at $3.50
o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
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Iootherwise. There is only one of;twc
ways that citizen Of this state may
bring liquors into 1t; he may upon
his own initiative order it, and have
1t sent to himself by common carrier,
for his personal use, and not for any
illegal purpose, or he may go and get
1T. But in either event he can not
bring ii here for unlawful purposes.
If he orders 1t shipped by common
carrier, a record is made, open to IN
spection; IL he goes after it and
brings It with him, intending to use
it for unlawful proposes, he may pc
arrested and the liquor seizeds SO
soon as he comes into the state.
McAlster, Okla, is now under ceni-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-06-29

McAlster, Okla, is now under com
mission government.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-06-29

County Treasurer Guillian, of Au-
burn, Neb.. received request from
a Haywood man for statement OF
his personal taxes for 1883, because
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M.ith Airs. Umherrer.

The Ladies' Aid Society OF St.
Marks Lutheran church will meet
in the home Of Mrs. j. S. Umberger
at Broad Oaks at $3.50 o'clock Thurs
day afternoon.
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Regular Meeting.

Ash chapel's Missionary Society
will hold a regular meeting in the
chapel at $3.50 O'Clock Wednesday
Afternoon.
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With Miss BLAND.

The Monongahela Valley Camp
Fire Girls organization is holding a
meeting at the home of Miss Bertha
Bland on Mechanic street this after
noon.