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Evening journal., 1914-10-24
IS FOE WAR SUFFERERS.

The Apex Club at a recent meeting
donated IS 10 the war sufferers. One
half the amount was given to the
Jewish Relief Committee and the 9TH
~ hssf 20 the Red Cross Society.
Evening journal., 1914-10-24
SETTLEMENT WOMEN on
Alto RIDE TO CHESTER.

The women OF the women's I'm
provement Club Of the Peoples Settle
ment were taken on a delightful auto
mobile trip yesterday. Nine cars were
donated by friends Of the Settlement.
and forty women were taken TO Ches-
ter, returning by a different route.
On Thursday evening next a Hal
lowe'en party and dance will be given
at the settlement house for the young
people and the Mothers Club.
Evening journal., 1914-10-24
By The United Press.

DT ITV NHTIVI IN7''
LONDON, Oct. 24.-Unoficial reports
received by news agencies here from To-
kio say that it is believed there that
the fall of Kiao-Chau cannot long BE-
prevented. Some of the newspapers 60
20 far as TO claim that the German con-
cession has already surrendered to the
Evening journal., 1914-10-24
MP rpApNEIT AT v M G A

The Y. NJ. C. A. meeting tomorrow
afternoon will be held in the lobby Of
the association building at o'clock
and will be addressed by the Rev. Rich
ard W. Trapnell of st. Andrews Church.
Evening journal., 1914-10-24
CHIMNEY FIRE CALLS FTREMEN

The district fire companies respond
cd TO an alarm caused by fire in the
chimney OF the house. No. 1112 Cade
street. The damage was slight.
Evening journal., 1914-10-24

Congressman A. Mitchell Palmer is
the Democratic candidate for United
States senator from Pennsylvania. He
is backed by the Wilson administration.
Ills fight against Senator Boies Penrose,
Republican, and Clifford Pinchot. the
Progressive candidate, will be watched
all over the country as test case OF
the relative strength Of the three pohti-
cal parties since the presidential cleo
tion.
Evening journal., 1914-10-24
Wem.n Portera.

Women porters carry the luggage Of
tourists on the island OF Capri The
men are occupied as fishers, coachmen
and coral sellers
Evening journal., 1914-10-24
sHFRIFF SFLLS sTOCK

Sheriff Burris at the county court
house today sold 29S shares of the
Seneca Trust Holding Company to j.
Frank Ball for $40.
Evening journal., 1914-10-24
imperfect.

she-You love me ike a novice He
do ~ Then we are both imperfect
I should know more and You shouldn't
know so much.-Boston Transcript.
Evening journal., 1914-10-24
roo LATE no CLASSIFY.


VIZ ANTED-TO. RENT A FARM, 40 TO
w 30 acres, within Is miles Of Whining
ton. Address Re, Evening Journal Office.
oct24,2t.
nv ANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL
w housework Apply Sunday at No. 51y
Springer street. oct24.1t.
Evening journal., 1914-10-24

II to live on farm is your ambl-
ton, why not satisfy II now-at once
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-08-14
8 as IatitI ets Sreibiaets.

Gines MOrasns fIicgt bsi 5oirs
purns. einela lunqperbeiroteteu enss
Iiihen @bspaor, Elm Brief ius 6oas.
Snbalt Snei Yartettbilets fir ole
Sper uno Elm 3ettei nit Der lotoni=
Ihen gemertung: .Ratet. pon pem!"
Die 6anpf1rift 1T bsinen irsmh.
@erssbena toisH Eie 1sif1 as hsr.
GnoII9 entideioet Der junee Ges
mann: .9luf ale 5dIIs seben ipir bin,
mtin Shab!" Die SpernporIttllung
III punosrih0n, uno 5airhurrs ice
ren nah bsm 9beater Elm @las Seft
auf oas Mobl bes unbstnnntsr Bill
Ie:tpenoers. Sn frohlid ter Qoune
ssbt's na6 Suuie. Sm auto notars
lid. Der Waecu hdIt. Wlon Iteiat
aus. uno oas iun9e 5rouden bupft
fsIie DIE Stufen hinuuf, fhliebt Die
Siir ouf nso fhreit: Diebs!
Ginbreher! RaIt5. 2iebIina, rofh!"
r2iebline" nimmt iiinf Stufer auf
einmol unb iiebt Die !BeIherune. llnb
bolo iiben bsibs beul,no unh Sdbnes
fInppernb rouI osn sriimmsrn BON
8ortbaeo". Da fprin1t r nit tis
nem Sab 5u Dem 9iid9en. TOO am
Wprasn nod Ole n8enus bon UiiIo"
tbronts. Ssin guee bat cine 9arie
srfpdbt. Run mibt Sbr's" ftebi
barauf. Nidts peiier. l.no --- iis
pubten es
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-08-14
Gin eeI6fteS %dttsI.

@on einem beinnnten frnn3oiifden
poIitiier, oeIfsn Rame psrihnisgen
bIieb. er3dbIte Yrdiiosn. Qoineore
pOr einieer 3eit i'm 6reunosstreiis
cine Iuitiee tIeine Gsiditte. 1er in
5roes iisbsnos Ssrr bsiud:e cine Ger
9roben uniperiitdtsn 5rontrtids uno
belt babel aud cine Rsoe. 2tm nod.
iten 3aee log man i'm 2oin.tIatte,
bob .Ml. 4. Dor Den Stupeut;n tlns
pradtpolIe 2lnfprohe in relnftem
8rishifd) geboltsn" babe. Ter aIfo
nit 9u1m geoedte ichrte 3uirieoen
noh Souic suriid. Ginige 3oge
fpGter 9ratuIiert ibm Elm alter
sSreuno uno SduIfamsro0. rabsr
ipeibt ou," Ia9t Der aIte dreunb,
,bob gu 70 gut @riehii6 ipreheu
foruteit, bate i'd ME oe9Ioubt Wir
aeQtniiber taft Ou bid in 1ieiem
punite itets ben eiusr anns onOeten
Seite ge5eigt. lIlS uG5-5dupt; Nos
Der pubts nar Der Reporter ;eues
Qotal6lottts, 0aB eeiu Gjrlediih IL
rein" lUar2" Der cinfluBteint Grr
Yolititer fab oen ,}u9cnofreuno topf.
fhiii.elno on, Damn aber meiate TT
iurS: .gDober sr Is pubte2 Haa.
if babe es ibm natiirlih aefagi -"
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ErOtcit eiugerei6t.
Gntlueber llebermittlnns bon 6biif.
rebepeidlen iiber Suubpn, pber
Ynfbebuns Der 3eninr.
gSolbineton. If. 9lua.


Sefretor sSrpon ilbermittelte ani
OienItaa fprHlelle Sorltellungen, oic
9eutihlano biniihtIid Der &obel.
uno 6unfenperbinoung ppiihen
nelitralen &onoern, ipie Die Ger.
Staotcn Gins iinb. uuo einem Der
friegiiibrGnoen NGd)te. Geutld).
lono nlad)t ben Geriud). Gbiffreoe.
peihen iiber 2onoon nah Den Scr.
Stanten 81 ienoen. "a Die ameri-
fnniihe Regieriing aIs Hohrihten.
cnnoI in oen oiplomotiid,en Yer.
bnnolungcn Der einen friegiiihrcnoen
!Rodt nit Der onoercn bienen. muroe
Der 9Srotelt GeutihIonos Dem britt.
ihen gusmortioeu glmt obne meite.
rem &omncntar leitens Scfretdr
Nrpons 5ueeiteIlt.
Sollte Gns.unb mad, ME nor
0eutidlIano 0aran binoern. Gbifire.
bcpeihen iiber 2onoon nod Nn Ger.
Staoten 81 ienoen. 10 hiirite
9elttid1Iano nbne 3peifeI einn Ell.
ergllhen Tcrludl MAIDEN, oit Yer.
Staotcn au perdnloiien. oie iiber Die
6cutihen 6uufenitationen ouf ameri.
fanilhem @ebiet nerbongte 3cniur
oli3uheben.
Sefretor @rpou eob om Gicnitog
sit Bob oos omerifoniihc Stoots.
bepnrtemHtt Die fSl,nfcnperbinoung
mir anoIoe nil Der GobeIperbinolmg
oniehe, iomeit Die neutrole Soltung
Der Ger. Stootcn in Dem eegenmor.
tigen Srieg in 9etrod)t fonni.
Gle @noeer Convention ihreibt
nisorilflid) por, ooh cine nertroIe
aRoht niht perpfIiftct iei. aobel.
obcr Suntenoepeihen al 5eniiren.
Die Ser. Stooten moren ems Der
2onber, bie iene Gonpention inter.
5cidlnet boben.
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g II ffetins

aoIn, iiber BARS. 12. 9lue.
Die aoIriiicbe 3eitline meIoet, ooB
Rumdnicn iih Dem greibunb nnee-
id)loiicn bat uno in Serbicn eins
hringen miro.
2on0on, II. glug.
Nus gSien miro beiite ilber 9lm.
iteroom ecrnelbet. ooB oiterreif)iide
Srnppen Yeiehon in 9fuiIiIhpolen,
Sebn Waeilen pon Der 8ren5e. beieet
uno cine Mbtbeilune aoiofen unter
400 Mann %erluir on Sobten 5ur
sSlu6t ee5pungen baben. Die
Seiterreider botien 140 Geripun.
0ete.
&ien, iiber 2onoon, 12. aua.
Die npnteneariniIhe 3iiite III
ieit geitern. lout onltllher Wtittbel,
lung, boIlia blofirt.
ct. Petersburg. iiber 2onbon.
IL. Aug.
Ter ruIliihc @eneraIitnb fiinoiai
beiitc ON, boB riiiiiihc Sriippcn cine
itarfe oitcrreidiide :ptoht aus Dem
Deridlonsten 0ori RobSipiIitoii,
Seitcrreid)iih @oIi5ien pertriebcn
unb elncn Sbeil bes Is. niterreidi.
iden 1Snfdntcrieregintcnts ouiom.
mengeiobcIt b0tten. Dos 13. otter
reidiide 2on3enreiier uno bos SO.
pIterreifiihe acknowledgements
iInben in miIoem Durhcinonocr.
Gic Seiterreid,cr rnumtcn Damn
&ob5ibiloii. 9Seitcrc ernitc Greiien
meroen uidlt aemcI0et.
2ou6on, II. Mug.
Die oiterreidiid) rngoriihcn
Seercsforper oringen beute oui Sic.
loe in RuiliIhpoIen por. @leih5ei.
ZIG ionen riIiiiihe Srunpcn pom
Ropno boS Sbol Dcs sSIniics Stur
binoui nuf 2embera porriidcn.
GngIano bot bisIoug 500 oeutid)e
SeeIcute, nelhe oui in enoIiidlcn
00fen acfoperten belltihen Sdliiien
maren, ST arie0s9efongenen ae-
modlt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-08-14
rg~ Nnitednnsen nnb Saiefteu''
ltidle gef1brlidl.

Nosquitos, SIieeen rmo anoerE
SSnieften. Die lid iebr ihnea i'll Ab.
ioIlionncn ihmusigen gSoiierpfa-
ten St1aen Shnmltb1tiern ete-.
entmideIn, Iinb Ole G'erIfIepcr uOn
aronfbeiten. SSeocsnol. menn ae.
ieIben Sic beibeu impfcn Sic Gift
in Sbren aorper, moolrb nlnHdbe
Der gei0hrIiden Nrnnfbelten ent
itehcn fonnen. Yeiorgcu Ste Itdp
cine 6Ioihe uon Sloons 2ininent-
TosicI6e 1T ontiieptiih umo eiuige
Gropfen pcrtreiben oic 9lnitefnnas.
feline, Die ourh s5nleftenltihe ODER
roItiqen GGgeI beriirioft moroGi
flno. Sloon's Eminent Nesin'l5irt
Shnittmlnbcn, Guetidlunqen nne
g9unoen. Sie fonuen cs iih uidlt
Ieiiten. obne oosieIbe in Sbrem
Seim 3ii iein. tScIo 5url,t, mcnu
nid,t 5lfrieoengeitelit 9A,r 25e-
hei ,SbrGm gIpotbefcr. (9tu5b
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-08-14
Ameri6a nuf Der ,,Bugra.,.

Die 9eteil9une Der Der. Stontsn
eon Gnsrisns an hsr SnternationoisR
9tusiftIIuns fir 9udseperbe nnh-
@rapbii in aeipsig TT nur gertne. cbs,
npbl man anfones cine 8eteilisune irp
grobem lmfoaee ins Quge gefaBf
botts. Die nmeriioniihs glusiteIIung
bietet Elm Bib BON Der Organization,
Der Wiriiomisit, BEN llmfane unb,
bem getrieb Der beriibmisn 2ongrcE~
8ibliotbei in DaTbineton. I'm Su sei~
gen, bis 5u tpelder SDbe fh oos 0ts
fentIibs 8i5liotbeisneien in MrnerifoI
tnttpidelt bat. Gis iii i'm linien syiii-,
gel (8udbonbIuns) Der Salle rDeIrt~
Ihes guhsetperbe" uniergebrahi unh
Sipor in Der @ruppe 4iblioibeispefeR.
Sier ipiro bos porbiloIi4e Spiiem
Der 3stteltotaIoes. DittionGriataloss
unO fpftsmatifben aotaIose seseisi,
bic bic Benubung oes rtihen JnholteS
cidsr eeipoIiisen gii9srei f. erleidss
tern unb pereinfohen. Gbenio iper.
ben ole tenniiden Grrunsenfholfrra
porsefiibrt, bi. ieither iton in orhx.
ren srobsn 8ibIiotbe,en Ginsans see
funbtn boben. Defenders In Der ueuenr
Rel. BibIiotb,i gu Berlin. Gtnen be-
ionbers sroBen Raum nehnen Nc'
2inb.r.asfsballen Elm, in oenen bie
Mmsriianer ia porbiloli9 iinb. pbo.
toeropbifde Nnii9ien Der RonsrsBs
BibIiotbei unb einiser Sunenrdume,
BrpHiren unb ftoiiitifhes muterioi
iber omsriianifdes 8ibliotbsispeieH
perpotlfGnbieen bi. iIsins, obe, inn
m.rbin in ibrer Grt intersFante Unsr-
fenuna.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-08-14
bG CONNER Seritopfuns il &c,
fGhrItdl.

@eritopiung in Der 5ommerseit III
aeiobrIidler, ipie i'm 0erbIt, 8inter
ooer ,Srilbiohr. Gic Rabrune, olt
Sie eiien, III oitmoIs neroorben, ID
bob iie im Moaen eobren fam.
Iuh iino Sie meiitens beronIagt
bieI faItes gSoiier ludbreno Der bel.
ben 3eit 5it trinfen, poourd Der Wo,
Gen erfoltct lno tronf miro. aolif,
tSieber 9Stomoinc. Vereiftune uno
dnoere 2eioen iino bic notiIrlid)en
6oIgen. po.To.2or miro Sic mobI
boIten, oo hosieIbe Die Sale perar0.
bert, Dos natiirIihe 2arotib. W2iiteI
meIhes Die Ginaeipeioe bon ben alf
iieen abfonftoffen befrcit. go.Io.
Gar miro Sie beiicr iiibIen mndlen
angenebn un3 mirfiam. gebner
Gle eine Gofig bcute 9lbeno. 5Ot
bel oSbrem apotbefer. (9tns.]
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-08-14

SSn Infnilpiiine bieron MIRO berih.
ret. bab franSoiiide ao0oaerie in
id)mere Sample nit Den 0eutlden
nermideIt iei, jeoodl lit ilber Den
Mompfplor lno Dem glusina oes
tScieftes nidts oneeecbeu.
Mn eincm non 2iittid noh @riiiel
aeIoneten griei eebt berpor. oob iid
Die 9eutidlcn i'll 2uttif itorf per.
bnrritooirt boben uno icrucrbin, ouB
iie eiuen erobcn Sropiont beionbers
on Ntebl II. /. M. nlitfIbren.
glus Der gont pon 2nliet, Der
0nuptitoot Der Grcnin5 9imbure, ei.
ner norolid pon 2iittid) acIeaenen
Stobt. bot bcutid)e aoDauerie einen
@etroe non 100000 nit @eihlog
heIegt.
glm @eittruph mnroe noh Brill.
lei genlcloet. ooB Die ocuiihen Srup.
pen por 2iittih 9efebl sum Dor
maridD erboIten bGften. uno Jest
0urd oos n,ittIere 9elaien, onidei.
memo IL Der 9iihtilug nui 8riiliel
porriifen; ole oeutidle Sopallcrie ion
entIong Der 6ront Der &erbiinoeten
I'M &oraehen iein.
@rbieIt Eorpeoo in Die
~ ! y, !, ON
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-08-14
Bay Seritupinng nernriadlt oft
Slraatheiten.

GrIoubcn Sic es lid udlt, 6afs
Gle beritopit lperocrL oa ,Slr 5niteIIs
ioiort oniGngt, 0jiititoife BON 0eIE
iit oniammelnoen 2lbioaItoifcn SlE
obiorbircn. (5cbrouhcn Sie Gr.,
Qina's gfap 2ife 3iuqu mo bleibeit
Sie aciunO. Gs qibt fetuen bciie-
rem Sdub qcaen arantbeitcn. Heb-
men Sic cine Goiis belte Ibeno-
25c bel olcn Apothetcrn. (In0-D
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-08-14
sF CONNER Sniten limb gefGbr.
lid.

CONNER GrfcItuneeu iino qe-
iobrlit. IieieIben beiogen nie6riec
2cbensfroft uno fiibren oil an &c.
i0brIiden 6olS. uno 2ungenIeioen,
einidIieBlid 5djminoiudl. Ir.
Sings Sem 3iscooerp erleihtert
zen SuIten ooer bic GrfdItung
prompt un6 berbinoert aomplifo.
tioncn. GosieIbe pirtt berubigeno
uno 1T ontiieptiih, uno nodt Sic
iofort beiier filbIen. auiidub iit
qefdbrIih, - beiorqen Sic lid cine
Jloid)e bon Gr. Sings Peip Gis,
tonerp iofort. (1e!o 5uriid, iDenn
niht 3ufrieoengeItetli. SOC uno
81 90 bic sSloide bel GSbrem apotbe.
fer. (9r3)
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-08-14

Son 1lroneiseo, ll. a(na


Bon feiHcr ontioentidlen 3eniur
bebinhert, bot beuie Der title S5eon
Dos @eheinlniB elmer britiihen &o.
toItrophe preisgegebeii Dos Die 2on-
0oner Aomirolitot Der SScIt geplB
norentboIten botte. menn eo III ibrer
Wod]t geitonocn mare. 1Sn Der
9tohe Der 2ebensrcttiin9sitation Der
Noi pon Son Sroncisco mltroen
trimmer zines eneliihen HrieeS-
ldifies ans 2ono geid)mGnult. Sine
aenoue llnterilidune ergob. ooB Die
Stiife. bic man iano, gelpoltlont
ipobriheinIih ourd, einc Grplolion.
!osoeriiien Ioroen maren. DtetnlI.
tbeile unn @iicnitilde biI6eten form.
loie 9lumpen uno nieIe 0ol5tbeile
maren in elmer gSeiie 3eripIittert,
Die feinen onoeren Sd)Iui, als ben
einer aatoitrppbe SnIieB, Cine
ihmcre Sbiir iab olis, ols bahe lie
Gin ejeidob oltrhid)Iagen. SSn
llehercinItinlnllna nit Der annobme
eines fiir ein britiihes arieesihiff
unoliidlid, perloufeiien Seeecfehts
itebt es. ooB Die Nfonnihoiten Der
2ebensrettunesitation IN ser Nodlt
pon Sonntog oui 9tontoe fernen
8eihiieoonner borten abcr peiter
niht oorouf odlteterl uno oob ferner
heute ein oeiiiid1er &rsu5er aaf Der
eohe Ser 9oi eeiidtet miiroe, ipie
man eInuht, Die e9!iirnberg" ooer
Die .2eip6ie.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-08-14
Sentider YrOteif.
NoblenpcrIanb Hadl Canada ais.
Nentralitatsbrud) au-
selehcn.
Tctroit. Nlih.. y. glnn

Sctrolt, Ytlh., 12. Mug.
gloolpb gdcoerprellBen, Der Sc
fretdr Der Gclltid1 amerifaniId)etr
8iirgerliao in 0etroit WtidI., bat 0u
Grolioent 9SiIien cine Grfldrltna ae~
ianot, in Der CT oogeaen outs
lhdrtite protcitirt. oa6, mie er Iaat.
Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ser 8erri-
nieten StantCn 0aourdl aebrotAul
miro. oob ouf Dem @egc tlber Bort
Nuron heocutenoe &pblcntrnnspcrte
nod Gonaoa itattljnoei. Die Or
rung loltet;
rgfon bat meine gufmerfIomfcif
6ornui gelenft. oob elm unqiuobn
Iif groBer 8eriono bon aoble pols
ben Der. Stooten noh Canada iiber
Die ejrono Srunf.Giienbabn, BIC.
9Sort &uron. itottilnoei. ,Sdl. ass
Setrct1r. uno inn Gomen Der lofoler
Gelltld) nmerifoniihen @iirqerlieo-
Ole aus i2,500 amcritaniihen Bur
germ bnltidcr 9lbitninmun9 beItepi..
betrohte es OILS meine Gfliht. bier
gegen oui's idGriitc 5u proteltjrm..
uno menoe Shre Nuimerfiomfeif nuf
bieie mtgeniheinIihc Gerlesitnq 6cr
NeiltralitGt. iuie tic pon unlercr Re.
Gieruna proflanlirt muroe.
6iuon5ieIIc &itfe
Ssnoionapolia. -. Mug.
Gie a2igo bon 1917, cine Or
9aniiation uon Ga,tidlomerifoncru,
mtrhc am Yiittmoh in Snoinmu-
polls, Sno.. bcgriinort. Ter 3ipef
Der Acreiniaune lit. filr sic grbai
tllna inb 9erbreitumo ppn iahlihcg
gtodlridlten in Der Grelie iibcr BEN
III Guropo miItbenoen furdtbnrua
3riea 5n iorgcn nno 5ur Sommllua
pon SSonos bei5ntrugen. nm liz
GultidlI1no lebcnoen inter ocut
aricg 2cibenocn 5u helien. >solIH
=. Iron5eI. Nonficr, muroe gum
8r1iioenien 9em1hIt uno uielc a1it+
nlieoer iino ans Dem mobIbobena-
item 9iir9erfreis non SnbionapoIts-
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1914-12-10
of GAINESVILLE, his application having
been filed by Congressman Brown.
U. B. CHURCH HOLDS RALLY.
Grafton District Opened Session
Friday and VIII Close This

GRAFTON, Dec. 5.-The Grafton
district Christian Endeavor group
rally of the United Brethren church
opened here last night at the local U,
3. church and followed with meet
ing this morning and another meeting
this afternoon, which will close the
rally. The churches of Arden, Phil
ippi and Evansville were represented
here. Rev. F. G. Radabaugh, of Be
lington, superintendent of the eastern
district of the West Virginia confer
ence Rev. S. E. Bauman, pastor of the
church at Arden, and Rev. G. S. Han
letter, pastor of the Philippi church
and general secretary of the U. B.
conference, were among those that
have taken leading part lin the
meeting.
The rally has been well attended
and all of the sessions have been stir
ring and helpful ones. Topics Of gen
eral interest in the advancement of
the Christian Endeavor work were
discussed in capable manner by var
ious speakers. Rallies have been held
at various other district points, includ-
ing Terra Alta, Buckhannon, Elkins,
during the past month, and the fifth
and final rally will be concluded next
week at Clarksburg.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1914-12-10

ing one of the largest improvements
of it's kind ever undertaken, physical
conditions and difficulties to overcome
making the cost of 100000 per mile
exceptional in road construction. A
notable feature in connection with its
opening is that it was completed 10
days ahead of the fixed time for its
completion by the contract, the work
having started 10 months ago and
built within the appropriation.
With the opening of this new line
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
checks off the last item in budget of
improvements commenced five years
ago, when Daniel Willard became
president of the road, to expand its
facilities by providing third and
fourth tracks across the Alleghenies,
reducing grades, eliminating curves,
building and enlarging yards and 9TH
er facilities and purchasing new e.
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FIRE AT CLARKSBURG.

CLARKSBURG, Dec. 6.-Fire of
undetermined origin damaged the
Clarksburg plant of the Phillips Sheet
& Tinplate Co., $4,000 today. The
plant which employs 1000 men will
be shut down few days pending re-
pairs.
CUTOFF ON B. & o. OPENED.
The Magnolia Cutoff of the Balti-
more and Ohio railroad, new doub-
le-track line between Orleans Road
and Little Cacapon, W. Va, IL miles
long, was opened for<traffic Monday,
being practically the conclusion of<one
of the most extensive railroad i'm
provement programs ever undertaken.
The first train over the new road left
Cumberland at 7 A. M.
The cutoff cost about $6,000,000 be-
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Dec. S.-The last
session of the Sixty third Congress
has commenced and the West Virginia
delegation in both houses is back in
Washington and on the job. For two
of the members this will be the last
session of service. But for Congress-
man Nicely and Brown, of the first and
second districts; Moss of the fourth
and Sutherland at large, closing sess-
ion of the Sixty third Congress is but
preliminary to the full two years Of
the next Congress, to which they have
been reelected.
None of the West Virginia members
will have a very busy time at this
session, for the probability is that lit
tie will be done beyond the considera-
ton of the appropriation bills. O.
hitting the usual Christmas holidays,
there will be but ten weeks of the SEES
sion and that is scarcely time enough
to pass the appropriation bills if no.
thing else is considered. 1t is possible
that even some of the appropriation
bills will have to fall by the wayside,
as there will be such opposition to
some of them that not all of them will
come to vote. The greatest OPPOSE
ton will be to river and harbor bill.
Friends of river appropriations who
last session agreed to a reduction in
the amount of the bill did so with the
understanding that a bill would be
passed at this session. But the oppo-
sition is still strong enough to cause
a bitter fight over the waterway meas
ure and if bill is passed at all it will
be for small amount.
In all probability there will be no
public building bill at this session, and
few appropriations for buildings al
ready authorized The reason for this
is that the office of the Supervising
Architect is so far behind with this
class of work that even if more money
were approximated now there would
not be chance to use it. The APP
preparations already made will care
for all the work that can possibly be
turned out during the coming fiscal
year and so no further appropriations
are required now. Included among the
estimates of the Treasury Department
for appropriation to be made at this
session is a provision that the unex-
pended balances already appropriated
for public buildings and not used be
apportioned among several buildings.
The new building at Williamson and
the addition to the one at Huntington
are included among these and if the
recommendations of the Treasury De-
partment are carried out they will be
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the only public buildings in the State
to get aid from the present Congress
at this session.
Congressman G w, Brown, of King
wood, who is completing his second
year as representative of the second
West Virginia district and has been
reelected for the third term, surprised
his friends her last week by notifying
them of his marriage at Baltimore on
Saturday, Dec. to Miss Izetta Ken
ney, of Babylon, Long Island, just
outside New York city. For several
years Miss Kenney, under her stage
name of Izetta Jewel, delighted Wash
ington audiences, among whom Pres
ident Taft and later President Wilson
were often to be found, as leading lady
In a popular stock company. Miss
Jewel became society favor;te here
and among her other admirers were
many in official life, some
of whom stood much higher officially
than Mr. Brown. They will spend their
winter seasons at Congress Hall in
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quipment, all at an approximate cost
Of 500, 100000.
The Magnolia cutoff is part Of y
four track system east of Cumber-
land, shortening the distance between
Orleans Road and Little Cacapon by
So miles as compared with the old
line 1t is almost an air line 6st
paralleling then crossin2 1ovel lad
and being benched in ths nountain
above the old line; and eliminates Al
grade at Hansrote, w. Va, which re-,
CURED helper locomotives.
Magnolia cutoff is monument to
the engineering genius of Francis Lee
Stuart, who as chief engineer plann-
ed and built this and many other i'm
provements embraced in the Baltimore
program. Mr.. Stuart was chief en-
gineer of the Erie railroad when that
company constructed the now fam
Gus Bergen cutoff.
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ENGAGEMENT RINGS A 81
CIALTY.

This announcement is naturally adj
dressed to a chosen few, for we can
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just what will best suit HER.
1t may be small diamond or it
may be a large one-we have them in
all sizes, and the setting is, Of course.
the very latest thing.
All you need to do is to have the
correct size, and we will be sure to
please you with the rest.