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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-05
PRICE 8. 3 q

One-thfrgf cash ana the balance
one, two ana three equal ~ gEient
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A Cool Investment

Two houess for sale, five
rooms and bath in each,
Hardwood finish through
out. Ali modern convent
ences. Close to center Of the
city. Ten minutes of the
waldo. Ia splendid neigh
borhood. As a renting prop
osition they viii net you at
least ten per cent on your
investment. VIII sell reas-
enable to the right party, #
sold at once.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-05

EGGS FOR HATCHIE Ef Jon want
eggs all year round try Notified An
conas, or Blue alusians also 8.
g. w. Leghorns and Bun Ygyartd cites
q. a Preston 121 Martin street,
Broad Oaks, Clarksburg
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.sITITATIONs WA2E Eel.

4fANTED-By Iady TAX.
ing care of home, where there
would be no objection to one child
Mrs. Z, NJ King, Route 2. Clarks7
burg. w. Va
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FoR SALE aigeelIaneoua

you CAN SELL Horses, Cows, Hogs,
Pet Stock, Second Hand Furniture
and many other things by using thit
department Of the Daily Telegram
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WANTEp no RENT

WANTED no RENT-F'our or five
room cottage with BATH must be
centrally located. Apply to A.. ,.
,Kraltk, Farmers Bank.
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not be long On the niatiie slil
price.
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FOR RENT-2 furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. gas range in
kitchen. Address 406 Raymond ave
nue., rear Lyceum theatel. Bell
phone 1151-J.
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EGGS AND 6 EIICKENS

YYORLiDiS EGG RECORD my sLonise's
Barred Rocks English Leghornss
Bnttercups Picture circular free.
Carroll G. Loring, pedham, Mass;
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FOR RENT-One nicely furnished
room in new house, use OF bath and
telephone, three minutes walk from
Empire; rent reasonable Call at 1853
Lee street.
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IT WILL PAY. yOu 20 visit our station
cry department We carry q com
pIete stock Of the best brands OF
linen stationery; also every thing In
inks, pads. pens. fountain pens. etc.
see our special new box stationery,
Farrell's up 70 date Drug Store, 800
West Pike street
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FOR RRNT-Two nicely furnished
.dsrooms, with use of bath, either room
! suitable for one or two gentlemen;
rent reasonable board convenient.
Apply at $50 East Poplar street
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FOB SALE Il Brand new Incubator,
made two matching to test it both
hatchings averaged 95 Der cent,
can give the best Of references as e
both hatchirg 700 ak
log West Main street
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FIilIIIl 80 -.

Close 20 AEflford road lafe - thS
best lots in this section can be bonSial
nor $1,000
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HflRNflfE 49, q.
One lot A01BO feel EoI
s., 600

can be bought FOR onesthind caat
and the balance ON rood terms
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FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms for
light housekeeping, hot and cold
water. Apply Third floor, room 8,
Fordyce building
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ZOE SAI.E:-F ARMs
FOR SALE HOUSES

WILL SELL, EIGHT ROOM HOUSE
aud large, level lot in Grasselli.
worth $1,000 for $500 to settle es-
tate. cash or terms to suit. Inquire
at Daily Telegram Office or address
P. o. Box SIS, Clarksburg.
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FnR SALE 0el and fixtures of the
Fair Departments Store, S25 West
pike ssfest CONE ont q BIZ ness
cal and see them
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90 N q
ROOM AND BOARD
DRUG HUNDRIEa

TILE ORIGIN Az and only agency for
4he self help remedies. Dent Bros
prescriptions and family druggists.
) 826 70. Pike st.
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FOR RENT-6 rooms and bath, hot
cabinet mantels and fire places;
wardrobes, gas and electric lights,
white enameIed lined refrigerators,
Detroit Jewel cook stove, window
shades and curtain poles to each
window, nicely papered throughout,
fine chandeliers, water furnished
free. porch light, conveniently To-
Gated paved street and Sstreet cars,
five minutes walk to postofflce. APP
ply at once, D. w. Jacobs. room So,
over Parsons-souders Co.
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NICELY FURNISHED room for gen-
tlemen; use of bath and phone; two
minutes walk from court house.
Apply at 316 South Second street.
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FOR SALE Eggs for Matching, SIN
gle comb white Leghorns, Barred
Rocks, Anconas, Silver Wyandottes;
fertility guaranteed. If not fertile.
eggs are returned. NJ w. Jones. al
Bridge street, IClarksburg, w. Va
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LADIES q AL OR AND
FURRIER

Save money by having last season s
suits. and frirs remode1ed. No matter
how expensive your furs we know how
10, handle =. Myers, Ladies'
TAILOR and Irier: over Bijou.
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IN STOCK complete line 1914 Paige
cars, All new, fully equipped, cleo
tricalIy lighted and started. Prices
Sg75 and s1275 Monticello Auto
mobile & Garage Co
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FOR SIZE Car load woven wire
! fence. barb and smooth wire Lee
& Parr hardware Co, 1874 West
Pike street.
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L WILL start you in mail order busi-
ness at home in spare time free II
you will handle my goods CREST
COMPANY, 2. Atlantic City. n. ].
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FOR RENT Two Turnished rooms for
light housekeeping use Of bath and
phone. Apply at r213 Mechanic ST
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For Rent Furnished Rooms

If YOU HAVE ROOMS for rent make
II known to those who are looking
for rooms-by inserting an adj in
these columns.
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TAILoRTNG
REAL ESTATE


a RARE BARGAIN ON CLAY ST.
A large level lot 55x2o0 on which if
q four room cottage. The lot faces
on two streets, ana the price asked Is
extremely low con sideTing the loca
ton. There are but few properties
Tor sale iEfItllis section, and this il
offered ut q sacrifice because 81
owner leaving town. Fred b WOOD
&. CO.. Room SOL 4l5ili ding Ssll
phone 1882
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FOR SALE Dairy business: 1 pair
match horses harness and wagon
and 4 IL dairy utensils; COWS; so
chickens: brood SOW and
head OF shoats; farm rents at So
a month, 2 miles from city. Bargain
If sold at once. Address w x.
care Telegram Office
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FOR SALE second hand fHfniture
and typewriter desk Apply at Ar
cade Pool Rooms formerly Candy
Kitchen
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-05

FOR SAILS good work horses
can be found at Waiter sed1icl s
barn lat private sale. aSturday, Feb
ruary I. at 1890 p. m when all that
are Irnsold VIII be sold at public sale
ticulars see Walter Sedw3els, w g..
Burnside. receiver for Barnanr Coal
Company.
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UNDER STU Atiohs ~ ted - haJ.
WANTED Position By d lady taking
had experienda Best of references.
Address -Es care Telegram Off
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HUNTING PERMITS. bound IN neat
booklet form. 25 permits IN each
book. for sale at Daily Telegram
Office. for 15e book.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-09-29
The Ways of Thrift
Gardening as Thrift Education
Cepyrisht. 1915. A.esicaa Society fer Tlraft.

I Gives children an idea OF the great
chemical and physical forces Of ma
ture.
Affords an apperceivinr basis for
the agricultural, industrial and com
mercial activities Of the world.
Initiates children into an apprecia-
ton Of the yielding capacity Of . small
plot Of ground.
Stimulates q desire for the improve
ment OF plants by breeding.
Forms habits Of business thought
and activity.
The schools are beginning this fall
with thrift campaigns along broader
lines than ever before. Reports from
the school gardens have been very
satisfactory. George q. Wsathersbee,
superintendent Of school and home
gardens Of the city Of Birmingham.
Ala, wrote: When school opens in
the fall II is my intention to organize
garden for every school In the city.
and encourage the children to dupli-
cate their gardens ON q larger scale
at their homes. : Ny efforts have
been chiefly concentrated upon the
utilization Of waste property for gar
dening purposes. We have succeeded
In organizing a number Of garden
clubs among the children Of the city,
and In several cases fall gardens have
been planted.
Some most effective gsrdening
work has been done In connection
with a cotton mill here. We have -
families and 80 children organised
into gardening club for the purpose
OF utilizing vacant lots IN the vicinity
Of the cotton mill. In most cases land
for gardens 10 plowed and narrowed
by city teams free of charge"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-09-29

"our golden-throated tenor will
next render that beautiful ballad
written by Gen. villa, and dedicated
to President Carranza, entitled i
Love Youi'"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-09-29

That the thrift movement Is far
reaching In the schools and Of benefit
TO teachers and superintendents az
well as to the children, IL evidenced
by the letters which the American So
ciety for Thrift receives from time to
time. During thrift month special
work on thrift will be taken up.
George ]. Mason, superintendent OF
schools Of Vernon, Tex, In writing
for literature and information on
thrift which he may put before his
schools, said: THE boys and girls
must be taught such lessons or there
will be trouble ahead. We are grow
ms race of spendthrifts. foolish plea
sure seekers and jolly auto riders who
are spending all they can get for no
good"
The school gardens OF Cleveland
show what would be the value Of
school gardens everywhere fron the
educational point OF view. From the
moral aspect, the curator's report
says. gardening does these helpful
things:
Engenders respect for manual Ia
Dor.
cultivates q heaithful. unselnsn
spirit.
Enforces knowledge Of cause and
effect.
Necessitates a continuity OF pur-
pose and effort.
Demands punctuality and regularity.
Affords normal and rational meaus
for tee ching children the wonder and
yacl e6ness of vital forces In animal
and plant life
Intellectually, gardening Is account
ed valuable, from the Cleveland test,
for the following:
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by BARONESS BERTHA Won
surTNER.
Famous Austrian Novelist and Peace
Advocate and In 1905 Winner OF
the Nobel Psace Prize.

II was on the morning Of the 18th
OF August. We were all seated at the
breakfast table and reading our cor
respondence which had Just come BY
the post. My two Skaters had fas-
tened ON the love letters that had
come for them. l was turning over
the newspapers. From Vienna the
news was:
The cholera death rate u ris-
ing considerably. Not only In
the military, but also In the civil
hospitals, many cases have been
already reported, which must be
looked on as genuine Astatic
cholera. and energetic measures !.
are being taken on all sides TO
check the progress OF the cpl
demic.
l was about to read the passage
aloud when Aunt Mary, who had In
her hand a letter from one or her
| friends In neighboring chateau
gave cry OF horror.
Horrible! Betty writes me ina.
| In her house two persons have died
OF cholera. and now her husband ID
| Ill also"
"Your excellence, the schoolmastar
wishes to speak TO YOU"
| The gentleman announced folioweo
the footman into the room. he looked
pale and bewildered.
Count, ! tell you. with all DEFER
ence, that must close the school.
Two children we're taken III yester-
day. and today they are dead"
The choleraf" we cried out.
IT think we must give 1t that
name. The plague which broke out
among the soldiers Quartered here.
!. and OF which 20 of them died. was
the cholera. Great terror prevails In
the village, because the doctor who
!, came here from town has anhrmed
without any concealment that the
horrible disease has now beyond
doubt taken hold OF the population
Of this place"
what sound is that" I asked, lis
tening, ''that one hearsf'
4 "That Is the passing-bell. baroness,
ANNOUNCED the schoolmaster. some
one must be lying at his last gasp.
\ The doctor tells rs that In town the
passing-bell absolutely never stops
ringing"
We ali looked round at each other,
pale and speechless So here 1t was
again -Death--and each one OF us
saw his bony hand stretched out In
the direction Of some dear ones
head.
"Oh, dear! feel 50 ILL.," now cried
Lilly, and she turned pale to her very
lips, and clutched at the arm OF her
chair.
We ran to her: what Is the mat
ter with youf"-"Don't be foolish
ct IL only fear"
But II was not fear. there was no
doubt what Il was. We had to carry
the poor thing to her room, where
she was seized at once with violent
vomiting and the other symptoms
This was the second case Of cholers
In the chateau In this same day.
II was horrible to see my poor sis.
ter's sufferings. And no doctor al
hand! Frederick was the only one
who could perform the duty of one, as
well az she might. He ordered what
was wanted. Nothing did any good.
| My father was running up and
down. wringing his hands. Once
lput myself In his way.
| "This II war. father" said. "Will
not you curse it,"
He shook me on and gave no reply,
In 10 hours Lilly was dead. Netty,
my poor lady's maid, had died before
--alone, In her room. We were all
OF us busy about Lilly. and OF the
servants. none had ventured to 60
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Lay Down Your Arms! s' :: e s. e.; !: &


near one who had already turned
quite black"
rived. He himself brought the medi-
cines which we had teiegraphed for.
could have kissed his hands as ne
walked into the midst OF us TO de-
vote his self-sacrincing services to
his old friends. He ut once took ON
himself the command OF the estab-
lishment. He had the two corpses
carried into remote chamber, barred
up the rooms In which the poor
things had died, and made us all sub
NIT to q powerful disinfectlng pro-
cess. An intense carbolic odor now
penetrated all the rooms, and to this
day, whenever this smell meets ma.
those dreadful days Of cholera rise
before my imagination.
On the very day Of Lilly's death,
the carriage was standing ready which
was to convey away Aunt Mary. Rosa.
Otto, and my little boy, when the
coachman, seized by the invisible de-
stroyer. was forced to get OF the
coach-box again.
Then I will drive you" said my
father, when the news was brought
to him. Quick, Is everything readyr
Rosa came out. Drive on" she
said, but must stop behind. am
going Lilly's way"
And she spoke the truth. The
break Of day dawned on this second
young bride too In the chamber OF
death.
OF course. In the horror of this
new calamity. the departure Of the
others was not carried out.
In the midst Of my anguish, Of my
raging fear. the deepest scorn again
seized me for that gigantic folly
which had voluntarily called forth 80
great Q calamity. My father. when
Rosa's corpse had been carried out.
had sunk on his knees, with his head
against the wall.
went to him. and took him by the
arm. Father" said, this IL war"
No answer. Father, do you hear?
Now or never. will you now curse
war;"
He, however. collected himself.
You remind me OF it-this unfor-
tune shall be borne with q soldiers
courage. IL Is not alone, the whole
country has to offer its sacrifice Of
blood and tears"
A footman came into the room.
your excellency. the carpenter will
not carry the comm into the chamber
where the countesses are lying. and
no one will venture into It."
Not you, either. coward?"
II could not alone"
Then will help you. / will my
self see to my daughters" and he
strobe to the door.
Back" he cried to me, as was
following himi you must not 90 with
me. You must not die as well az me
think Of your child"
To Conrad had sent single rfne
to prepare him for the awful event
Lilly very H." He could not come
Immediately, the service detained
him. II was not till the fourth day
that the poor fellow rushed into the
house.
| LILLY" he cried. Us II truey" He
had heard Of the misfortune as he
was on the way.
We said yes.
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Side Of Var

He remained unnaturaily still and
fearless.
Il have loved her many years." was
all he said. low to himself Then
aloud; where IL she lyingf In the
chorchyardi Goodbye. She u walt
ing for me-"
-sh.ll come with your some one
offered.
mo, prefer going alone
He went, and we saw him no more.
On the grave Of his sweetheart he
put bullet through his brains.
So ended Conrad Count Althaus.
captain-iieutenant In the Fourth reg
iment OF Hussars, In his twenty-ssv-.
enth year.
At another time the tragic nature
of this event would have produced
very shocking effect: but now, how
many young officers had not the war
carried on Immediately, this one only
indirectly! And at the moment whop
We heard of his deed new misfoe-
tune had occurred In our midst which
called for all the anguish OF our
hearts. Otto. my poor fathers adored
and only son, was seized by the de-
|stroying angel. His shfferings lasted
the whole night and the next day,
with alterations Of hope and despair:
about p. m. all was over.
My father threw himself on the
corpse with such . thrilling shrek
that II pealed through the whole
house. We could hardly tear him
from the dead body. And oh! the
cries OF agony that now ensued: for
hours and hours long the old man
poured out bowling, roaring. rattling
shrrieks u desperation. His son--his
pride-his Otto--his all,
To this outburst succeeded on q
sudden stiff, dumb apathy. He had
not had the strength to attend the
burial Of his darling. He lay ON
sofa, motionless, and, II almost
seemed. unconscious. Dresser ordered
him to be undressed and put to bed.
After an hour he seemed to awake.
Aunt Mary, Frederick and were at
his side. For time he looked about
him with questioning look, and
then sat up and tried to speak. He
could not, however, pronounce
word and was struggling for breath,
with . puzzled face Of anguish. Then
he began to shake and to throw him
self about, a. II he were attacked by
those terrible cramps which are the
last symptoms OF the cholera, though
he had not shown any Of the other
symptoms OF It. At last he got out
one word-"Martha!"
I fell on my knees at his bedside.
Father. my poor, dear father!"
/ He held his hands over my head.
"Your wish" said he with dificulty,
may be fulfilled. I curse--I cur"
He could get no further and sank
back on his pillow.
In the meantime, Dresser had come
In, and, In answer to our anxious
questions, gave us his opinion that q
spasm OF the heart had caused my
fathers death.
"The most terrible thing" said
Aunt Mary after we had buried him,
is that he departed with . curse ON
his lips"
Don't trouble about that, aunt" I
said, to console her. III that curse
fell from the lips Of everybody--yes,
of everybody-it would be . great
blessing to humanity"
Continued Tomorrow.)
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From Another
Point OF VieU

Whatever became Of The Hague tri-
bunaL
Maybe Italy kept out because she
wanted to keep her lying confined to
behind the Alps.
The price Of beer win be advanced
so cents q barrel. This will enable
the consumer TO save % cents day
by cutting himself down to half q bar
rel
A fat woman with q travelling side
show weight 704) has divorced her
husband. having tired she says Of sup
porting him. This husband. II ap-
pears. will no longer live on the fat
OF the Land.
stock Yards War Special.
The German army commissary
department has fallen back on
Boulogno.
The presidency OF Mexico II q thing
TO have, but not to hold.
DIAZ.
MADERO.
HUERTA.
CARRANZA.
Judgment for a grocer's bill has
been rendered in the justice courts
against an east side resident. Guilty
as charged.
Just before dropping on to slum-
Der last night we were wondering
what Prosecuting Attorney Frazer
would do should Attorney McNamara
come into court for the Gilman trial
some morning and hand the prose
cutor basket OF mushrooms. saying:
Here, Allan, picked them for you"
Now, let's see which gets the first
page tomorrow; the most terrible
war In the worlds history, or Dem
ocratic convention?
This idea OF having the Republican
convention and the Democratic con-
vention the same day. II bit tough
on the vote swappers.
"Our golden-throated tenor will
next render that beautiful ballad
written by Gen. villa, and dedicated
to President Carranza, entitled i
Love Your" III
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DIAZ.
MADERO.
HUERTA.
CARRANZA.

This idea Of having the Republican
convention and the Democratic con-
vention the same day. Il q bit tough
on the vote swappers.