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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-06-03
FOR SALE-.Houses

FOR sALE-Elght room. two story
slate roof, double house in Grasselli.
Of good water; good walks and fence
This property is valued at 100000,
but viii be sacrificed at $500 to settle
estate. Inquire of Howard Post Aoom
sos. Con Bid, Clarksburg, s..
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NOTICE or JUD1o1AI SALE.

Pursuant to authority vested in us
by a decree of the Circuit Court of Har-
rison County. West Virginia, entered on
June End, 1914, in the chancery cause
therein pending of George S. Phillips ct
al V. Barnard Coal Company ct al, the
undersigned special commissioners will
on
FRIDAY, THE 18th DAY OF JUNE, 1914
at 1870 o'clock p. NJ, sell at public out
cEy at the front door Of the Court House
OF said Harrison County to the highest
critics constituting the mine and plant Of
Barnard Coal Company situate near the
town of Grasselli about two miles from
the city of Clarksburg in said county,
and consisting of the following:
"a That certain lease and leasehold
estate for the mining of the Pittsburg
acres OF land Situate as aforesaid leased
by deed of william Burke Under date of
June 9Th, 1870 to j. ". Barnard and by
him assigned 10 the Barnard Coal Com
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WANTED TO BUY

= y-S-~--@~e-~
TO BpY-A cottage within
nfteen or twenty minutes walk to cen
Ter OF city, with modern convenlences,
write price, terms, location and full
p9rttcu ars to u. p" care Telegram
office.
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ROOMS AND BOARD

ROOMS AND 9oARD-Hotei Privileges.
central location, good ser4iceq verS
reasonable, cali quickly, vacancies do
Tot last long. Commercial Hotel. 515
West Pike street.
ROOMS AND BOARD 90 per week.
Table board $500 per u week. Apply 1T
SGT West Pike street
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MONEY TO LOAN

WHY Be WITHOUT MONEY! SO.
colnmodate everybody, by loaning
money on. watches, diamonds jewelry
musical Instruments, etc Jos. jay,
Jeweler. Waldo Bldg Fourth streeL
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REAL ESTATE

A FARE BARGAIN ON CLAY STREET
"A large level lot $4,000 on which Is o
four room cottage. The lot faces on
Two stee 1as ana te askeo Is , ex
There are but few properties for sale
IN this section, end this IL offered at
1acrifice because OF owner leaving
town. Fred B. Wood g. Co.. Room
500 aor Building, Bell phone 1880.
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AUTOMOBILES

~--~-~-~~-~~~N~~~@- |>~~--~@~~@-@~->~>-
FOR SALE-A new car, run less than
500 miles, will sell at one-half origin
al cost; must be sold at once. Thomp-
sons Garage, West Main street.
FOR EXCHANGE-Fo real estate, one
demonstrating automobile, good as
new. Call on d. W. Jacobs. over Par
sons Souders store.
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FOR SALE-Lots

s~~-~~~~~~-~~~~-~~--~- ~@~@-@-@-~~@~~-~~-~
FS w SA1E~A s very Ihe iot IN Coionia!
three minutes walk of the New High
School building MISUNDERSTANDING
on Lee street There are houses on
this same street in Colonial Heights,
that will sell for more than $4,000
Since this addition was opened up,
moro than thirty houses have been
built. Price until June list. $1,000. See
a. f. Combs, at the Daily Telegram
ONCE. s.l
FOR SALE-A good lot on Euclid ave-
{ nue.. in Stealey Heights. about Ave
minutes walk from Weston car line
between Ray Smiths and S. w. Ford 8
residences. Write Aura Tillman, Hor-
nor. w. Va.
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FOR sALE-All sizes guaranteed, va
Aey Forge pocket knives soc. LeeM
parr Hardware Company, 434 West
Pike street.
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WANTED-MIale.. HELD

LOCAL REPRESENTATIVES, WANTED
No canvassing Or soliciting required
Good income assured. Address National
Cooperative Realty Co., V-l454 Mar.
den Building. Washington, d. c.
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ROOFING

OBJECT METAL REPAIRING-A spec
ialty, all work guaranteed. Our facIn-
tics are complete for all kinds Of sheet
metal work Batten Bros Co., South
second st Home phone 667-L.
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/ pany. IL deeda duly RECORDED m &c eoun-

pany, by deeds duly recorded in the coun-
~ clerks ofice OF said county.
(2) A certain other lease and lease
hold estate for the mining of said Pitts
burg vein OF coal on a tract or 40 acres
OF land leased by Mary j. Ash and others
by deed dated August 9Th, 1910, 70 J, w:
Barnard and by said Barnard assigned
to said Barnard Coal Company by deeds
recorded In said Clerks office.
tS) All of the equipment, machinery
and supplies now on said leasehold prem
ises above described in anywise con-
shutting the plant for mining of said
GLIDING tlpple, side track. mime cars,
tools, and the implements usual in coal
TERMS OF SALE: One-thIrd, or as
much more as the purchaser may. elect
to pay, cash in hand on the day of sale,
and the residue upon credit of three
and six months for which the purchaser
shall give his notes bearing interest
and the title to the. properties retained
until payment of said notes.
Said three properties as above de-
scribed at paragraphs I'd. 90 ana (Sl
Will first be offered for sale separately
and then as a whole, and sale Will be
made in such manner as Will realize the
greater aggregate price.
The undersigned commissioners are
also empowered by said decree to make
private sale of said three properties,
either separately or as a whole and upon
the terms aforesaid, at any time prior to
the date of such public sale. and bids
therefor at private sale are hereby so
ltclted and win be received during such
period by either Of the commissioners.
Dated this the end day of June, 1914.
OSMlAS i. SWARTZ,
PHILIP. p. STEPTOE,
Special Commissioners.
State of West Virginia,
County OF Harrison. to-wit:
/, !. Wade Coffman, Clerk Of the cir
cult court of Harrison County, West Vir-
glnia, do certify that the above named
bond before me with approved security
and In the amount conditioned as re-
quired by the decree in said cause.
Given under my hand this End day of
49, /. WADE COLEMAN, Clerk.
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ILAnlESO

LADIES sUITs-NIade to your order.
iety OF beautiful linens and silks to
select from; we fit every figure to per-
lection. s. NEWMAN. Ladies' Tailor,
Fifth floor, Empire building.
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GET YOUR SUMMER oXFORDS RE-
PAIRED NOW. Let US reso1e them
and straighten the heels. Rubber heels
prices reasonable. We deliver work
when promised. Champion Shoe Shop
j. o. Hopkins, Prop, ia N. Second St
WANTBD-All Of your shoes to repair
all work under supervision OF II. c.
Midkiff, 1l3 n. Third street. Latstetter
building Bell phone STIR.
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OLD ROOFS REPAIRED or new ons5
metal products our specially. All work
guaranteed. West Virginia Metal
Working Co., North Sixth Street, Bell
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Palermo has more jewelry stores
than any other Italian city.
There are 734,l64 persons in st.
Louis, according to a recent report.
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FOR RENT-Furnished Rooms

FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms for
light housekeeping, not and cold water
room. 'I Apply G at va PhiIiips' s4S%
Hickman street.
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FOR RENT-M Miscellaneous

FOR RENT-Two small store rcorns7 or
Shops on Second street. Apply to Dr.. c.
n. Ogden. 2O1 West Main street.
Fob NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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REPAIR WORK

-NgN-~~~~~~~-~-~~---- --~----~--~@~I@~--N~
J. REX DAVIS
The Repair Man.
II you have anything that needs re-
pairing l Cun do 1t. Call Bell phone
STIR. Latstetter building, us North
Third street.
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WANTED-Ten carpenters at once. Call
Bell phone 1354-J. or HoAe phone
l!g-W. or sol Union Bank building,
Ors. '-
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PERSONAL
GOSSARD CORSET
can be fitted from So and up
at Madame Ulman's ParlorS,
401-403 Golf Building.
SHOE REPAIRING

REAL LEATHER and expert service IS
the combination that makes my shoe
repairing service the best IN Clarks-
burg. Modern Shoe Repair Shop, 100
South Second street.
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~Ns->@-~N---s
FOR SALE-Cabbage pants and beef
Bazaar Millinery, 49, Second street.
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CHEAP FURNITURE-We have cheap
dressers, chlffoniers, bed springs, mat
tresses, stoves. tables. chairs, cup
boards. wardrobes, dayenports, couches
bookcases, rugs, carpets, high chairs,
plates and other real bargains, Call
and see our new store Of new and sec
ond hand furniture, at real bargain.
We want to buy second hand refrig-
orators We do. furniture repairing.
tires on your gocart while Aou walt,
repairing called for and delivered. Cali
4S2-R Bell phone. Third Street Fur
niture Co. l15 n. Third street, Lats-
letter Bldg.
FOR II--troma+o rI.rt. Ca1I :. =
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FOR sALE-one horse. good saddler and
good worker; age seven years; weight
100 pounds; CITY broke. Call Bell
phone 4l5-J, or call at 100 East Main
street
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SAVE MONEY

TALK WITH JUD. W. BoEHM. Agent
for EDISON and POWERS new and
second hand moving picture machines,
tents, seats, banners, wagons, etc.
Ellenboro, w. Vas
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TAILORING

WE TAILOR SUITS, ovERCoATS, ETC
70" both ladies' ait: gentlemen. Our
work is our best ADVERTISEMENTS
brings the customers back. Baltimore
Tailoring Company, Greaney Bldg
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NoV1CE.

FOR ,sllLtlE-IEntIre stock Of general
Tyler county, w. Va. Stock will in.
voice near 100000. Terms, mostly
cash balance good note with approved
surety. Shirley Is good town and
good surroundings. The Clarlksburg
Northern railroad now under construc-
:ion is surveyed through the town. If
Interested call on or write B. @
smith. Shirley. w. Va.
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DRUG SuEDREES

TIE ORIGINAL and only agency for tho
Eelf help remedies Dent Bros pre-
slription5 and family druggists. 326
East Pike street.
IT WILL PAY you to visit our station
e:y department. We carry complete
stock Of the best brands of linen sta
tioneTy; also verifying in Inks. pads,
pens, fountain pens, etc. See our spec
iul new box stationery. Farrell up to
date Drug Store. 800 West Pike street.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-06-03

WANTED-Men to learn barber trade,
complete now for $1,000; special Is
days. The best Is always the cheapest.
Touls furnished wholesale. Our grad
yates get 60 per cent Write for cata.
logue Leader Barber College. Gin
cinnta, Ohio.
out door photographers,
n big proposition to right men; also
get our prices for finishing out door
work. Hub Studio, Latstetter Bldg.
wANTED-A first class engineer. one
who understands dynamos and ice
making preferred. Apply to r. j.
Galley. Waldo Hotel.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-06-03
SAFETY RAZOR BLADES

razor blades to
sharpen. We do 'em better n the
other fellow. Double edge blades. 80
cents per dozen; single edge 70 cents
per dozen. Dig up your old blades
and send them to WIN S. Richardson,
l27 Greene street, Marietta, o.
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EOR RENT-Aouses

FOR RBNT-Seyen room housekeeping
apartment; ground floor; ali modern
convetiences. $2S.O0 per month. Haze
Morgan, Union Bank Building.
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FOR SALE-Tomato plants. Call at
A Criss at 203 Mechanic street.
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Real
Estate
sTEALEY HETaHTs

UUFF STRkET
Frame, 2 story and basement; Q
rooms and bath; oak finish: cabinet
mantelsi slate roof; good cellar. Los
az 1-2x60,
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NORTH KNOWING ABOUT
SITUATIONS WANTED

WANTED-By E. L. Hays,
factory work or driving delivery wag-
on, or good farm hand. Address, care
nelegram office.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-09-05

commodity than they otherwise
would pay, and in the other case 1t al
leges that such conspiracy already
exists and frowns upon it. There seems
to be great difference between twee-
dledee and tweedledum.
1t is difficult to follow the reason.
ing of some people. Only few months
ago, on the plea of securing cheaper
sugar for the people. the duty on sug-
ar imports was reduced rs per cent.
and 1t was provided that sugar should
be placed on the free list in 1916 1t
was understood that such action would
ruin the domestic sugar industry and
reduce production. Yet now the same
people who were going to reduce the
price OF suga- by plotting out the home
industry, thereby curtailing produc-
ton, contend that the present high
prices of sugar are due to the holding
back of the very sugar they proposed
to sacrifice in order to make sugar
cheaper to the consumer. Either their
reasoning was wrong few months
age, or it is wrong now.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-09-05
THRIFT. AND FORESIGHT.

Colonel Mayo, the richest man in
Kentucky, died few weeks ago.
Twenty-Five years ago he was a
struggling school teacher in Eastern
Kentucky. At forty-ave he had a for.
tune of $2O,OOO,0OO. His fortune grew
from the meager earnings he saved
from his salary as a country school
teacher.
In teaching in various districts Mayo
had gained an intimate knowledge OF
the mountain country's mineral and
timber resources, and became &C.
quainted with those sections richest in
mineral wealth.
He discovered that thousands OF
acres were occupied by "squatters.
many of whom would give options for
SIS. Later he borrowed all the money
he could to put into these options,
When the development Of the Eastern
Kentucky coal fields began he was able
to interest railroad officials and to en-
list capital to work his mines, and was
soon on the road to fortune.
Thrift always pays dividends.
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Press Comment

Marshalltown Times Republican:
The house of representatives has vot-
ed to withhold pay from congressman
who are absent except In cases OF ILL
| ness. But the cabinet hasn't voted to
dock a member who just has to 80 out
and get the price Of meal ticket.
Davenport Times: If there has to
be war taxes in the United States,
congress will have something to an
swer for If it passes an appropriation
bill for postoff1ces at Swan creek and
Podunk and orders rivers that Will
float nothing but leaves in high water
improved. The pork bill ought to
be. shelved if there must be war taxes.
Cedar Rapids Gazette: Readers Of
American newspapers should not be
dissatisfied because no editor can tell
them exactly what was the cause of
this war. II any newspaper had that
information it could sell several mil
lion copies in Europe. Every woman
and nearly every soldier would want
one.
Burlington Gazette: The voters of
South Carolina displayed their good
sense by voting against Governor Cole
Blease for United States senator.
Blease is the swash-buckling individ-
ual who attempted to depopulate the
penitentiary during his term of office.
Cedar Rapids Republican: The
sweet corn crop which is now being
canned in Iowa is of an exceptionally
good kind and lots of it is being put
up. The outlook is for good prices and
the canning factories may be able to
make up for some of the loss they
have incurred during the past two sea-
sons. The war in Europe will increase
the prices even of this corn, we are
told. for more of it may be exported.
Des Moines Capital: In view of
what is happening to France these
days an article on THE Decreasing
Population of France" contributed by
Prot. James w. Garner to the current
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-09-05

Why pray? Because God wants to
bind his children to him by strong and
constant ties. Prayer is. bond be-
tween the needs of man and the power
If God. between the child in want and
the Father with plenty 1t is tie of
love. insuring close fellowship. For,
after all, what Christians really get by
prayer is less the gifts their petitions
bring than the giver himself. A real
and personal and intimate fellowship
with his Lord Is the Christians great
est reward for prayer.-Wm. P. Ellis.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-09-05

ested, that was jolly smart Of her.
What did she do-grab him, or mere
ly scream?" -
Neither" replied Jones. "As a mat
ter of fact, she wasn't with me at the
time"
Wasn't with you? What do you
mean?"
MY dear chap" sighed Jones, you
wait till you get married; then you
may learn what an advantage 1t is to
have wife who goes through your
pockets overnight
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-09-05

filled. and picking it up, the child
started for the door.
Hold on there, youngster," hastily
intercepted the groceryman. Haven't
you forgotten something?"
mo, sir; I guess not" answered the
girl, pausing and looking around.
What is it?'
"The money for the molasses," an
swered the grocer. Don't give 1t
away for an advertisement any more"
Il thought you got the money" was
the startling rejoinder of the young
ster, Mother put it in the jar"
The late Or. Torrop OF Haywood,
England, well known as the factory
DOCTOR" was keen critic of the
housewives he came in contact with.
He gave them advice at times in a
very outspoken manner.
On one occasion he was visiting q
patient and, cucumbers and onions
being mentioned, the doctor asked II
the lady knew how to properly pre-
pare that desirable appetizer. With
out waiting for her reply he began to
"lay down the law
Take good-sized cucumber he
said, skin 1t lengthways; cut 1t into
very thin slices. Next an onion:
shred 1t as fine as the cucumber;
place in alternate layers in shallow
glass dish; season with pepper and
salt; cover with vinegar, and leave
in a cool place for four hours; then
take up the dish very carefully, walk
into the back yard, and pour the con-
tents into the ash pitt"
Brown had been saying that the, pick
pocket scare was nothing more than a
lot Of panicky exaggeration, and that
a man, If only he were sensible and
moderately careful, had really very lit.
tie to fear from the light-fngered fra
ternity while walking through the
streets.
"T'm not SO sure" said Jones. why,
only yesterday one Of those beggars
tried to pick my pocket, but happily
my wife prevented him"
oh" said Brown. becoming inter.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-09-05

Popular Science Monthly takes on a
most tragic significance.
Prof. Garner shows that, according
to the last census, all departments re-
veal declining birth rate and that in
many of them the mortality rate ex-
ceeds the birth rate by third.
The logic of these figures would
seem to warrant the deduction that
France is dying nation in more ways
than one.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-09-05
ANOTHER CHANGE FOR FRANCE?

Just forty-four years ago loaas
occurred the great battle OF oeu".
which resulted in the overthrow OF tne
second empire of France at the nanus
of the victorious Prussians ana tue
setting up of the third republic wnlch
has existed to this day Now the Ger.
mans are again wading through oiooay
fields toward Paris and II not stoppeu
shortly may again overthrow tne ,
French and cause the setting up OF sun
another regime. Battles just as ploody
"a that of Sedan are being fought. III
view Of this the story OF that sieas
German victory of forty-fo years aso
is interesting. Nor.
Forty-four years ago, today MAT n
.hal MacMahon's army or loo'oVo
Frenchmen. accompanied by Emperor
NAPOLEON III, began its final retreat 70
sedan. after battle on the PLAIN ..
nonzv in which the French, at hrst
successful. were defeated.
Marshal MacMahon and the emperor
entered Sedan on the night OF August
81. and at o'clock the 1olioWi ns ,,,oa,,
ing the battle of Sedan began pe.ws sei
that place and Douzy. Inc frehen ~
diers. made desperate by iong aei ~
If crushing defeats, realized tna' ~.
decisive day had arrived anu az. az.
fought with valor which at - ..
nromised victory. The Germans We
moved down like wheat before reap
or. but still they pressed on IN over
whelming numbers. ,,,.+,,
The emperor witnessed the pa.''.
uh;ct was to decide his fate from
Nil at lagos. near Sedan, and lor lou.
hours he stood exposed to the frusslai
grenades. MacMahon was Wouhueo a.
tar the hattie had been In progress VI.
sraoter mart OF the day, and General
6a Wimpfenn succeeded to the coni-
A. 4 o'clock the Germans were tne
n..t ers4.nf the terrible field. ntei ~:
I'd With blood and strewn Win tnou,
.suds ~ corpses and wounded men anu
horses The impossibility OF Iurthei
-ssiet ance was evident to the emperor.
The Germans had contracted lne.I
o;rc,o close around Sedan, ana .lel
,nrmidable artillery held all the nelsn.s
from which they could AZ pea nts
line ont the town and the lrasiAoA''
Of the French army. 3. CON
In sedan only 1000 men were M Son
d,tion to respond to the can OIL tnea
commander, and they made supreme en-
effort to break through the INES WIN W..
the emperor and escape to Montmeoy
VS. Sedan was principally fought oy az
+,,,ery. in which the Germans na az. d
dacided advantage in number, weignt,
renga and precision. The carnage was
almost without precedent. and the next
Jaw day when the remnant Of the French
surrendered sur the field was mass OF
Torn and bleeding flesh. shattered
Homes and ,colored rags. About l4'ooo
French wounded were picked up from
the battlefield, and of the $4,000 VINO
surrendered there were few without
wounds. The German loss was almost
as great. ,o,oon
Among the prisoners was Napoleon
nj. who gave himself up to King VII
liam Of Prussia and was confined In a
ueighboring castle.
It was not until early in the morn
ing OF Sept. 4 that the news OF the
disastrous defeat reached Paris. In
the assembly Jules Favre made bit
ter attack on the imperial dynasty, and
before the day was over Gambetta had
proclaimed the deposition of the en-
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-09-05

Neutral Americans who are not
blinded by prejudices, can at least see
that the Germans certainly have the
finest organized. equipped and drilled
army that the world has ever seen:
They may also note that the bull dog
courage Of the Britons il not lacking
"A the men who are representing Eng
land In the great battles being fougnL
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Th,a war seems to be running on the
decimal plan, since so many reslnents
have been reported declmateo.
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'Di n n e e
s f ri e 3

Some time ago little girl rambled
into grocery, and placing an earthen
jar on the counter asked for 10 cents
worth of molasses. Soon the jug was
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-09-05

with the scarcity Of French briar
and Austrian meerschaums there ought
to be boom in Missouri corncob
pipes,
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Before the war 1t was admitted that
the French were supreme In the use OF
the aeroplane, but that was before the
war The French appear to be up IN
the air all right but it is the Germans
who are using the planes to the best
odyanta9o