The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-05-08

Intelligent to (a) witfully and dis
honestly concealing the fact of their
marriage from their employers; or OBJ
living IN union with man without
the legal tie of marriage.
As to the last alternative DR.. Slopes
says: my own experience OF three
years OF marriage. in which / have
discovered the innumerable coercions.
restrictions. legal injustices and en-
croachments on her liberty imposed
on married woman by the commu-
nifty or sections OF It. has brought me
to the point of being ready to con-
done in any Of my educated women
friends a life lived az in serious and
binding union) with man to whom
she is not legally married. Three
years ago such a course would have
filed me with horror"
Only by treating married women
properly by leaving them the free
dom OF choice allowed to all other in
dividpals, adds the writer, can in
Vulnerable evils be avoided.
Great Boon.
The advent of the new Albanian
principally has been a great boon to
stamp dealers and stamp collectors
The temporary occupation of San
Giovanni dt Medua by the Montena-
grins and the similar occupation Of
Wurazzo by the Servians gave the
philateAsts their first opportunity.
Then appeared the first Albanian
stamps proper, In the shape of the old
Turkish stamps surcharged with the
Albanian double-headed. eagle.
Though not many of these were issued
they gave rise to considerable spec
ulatlon, and as much as ten dollars
was paid for single piece In the
hope that the price will rise still fur
ther many possessors are keeping back
their stock.
Sincethe Albanian has had her own
special stamps made. they are of six
different denominations expressed. in
centimes, called in Albanian quints.
They bear a portrait of the national
hero. Scanderbeg. but the Austrian
printer OF the stamps altered 1t to
Scanderberg. obviously not knowing
that the word beg" is the Albanian
title of nobility, and took 1t for a
German name with the common ter
animation berg" mountain. On the
day Prince William arrived these
stamps were sold with the special i'm
print: ~ Mars-1476 Brofte MbretI
1914" which means March 1916, Cthe
year of the death of Scanderbeg.)
Long live the Mbreti," emperor or
Prince) 1914.
The stamps were quickly sold out
and re-sold at three or four times
their face value.
Many Candidates.
The Labor Party has decided to
place at least 100 candidates in the
field at the next general election. AL
ready SO candidates have been decid-
ed upon by conferences convened I'M
der the constitution of the party. OF
these 33 seats are now held by Labor
ties, 80 by. Liberals and II by Union
lists. Forty-nine of these involve three
cornered contests, which as Mr.. As
quith said in his speech at Ladybank,
generally go against the cialition. the
split vote enabling the Unionists TO
get in. Five of these three-cornered
contests are due to Liberal attacks on
seats now held by the Labor Party.
and IN the remaining "A the Labor
candidate is, so far. only opposed by a
UnIonist.
Apart from the official Labor Party,
there are already % Independent So
cialist candidates IN the field, forcing
three-cornered fights in IS constit-
uencies now held by Liberals and four
by Unionists.