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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-11-24
PHOTOGRAPHS

$500 in GOLD viii be given Tor the
the regular run OF business from No.
vember LIST to December 18th. Award
TO be made by three competent Judges
Each mother to pose her own enid
Pictures taken day or night None free
We try to please you. Your patronage
solicited. Bring this ad WESTERN
STUDIO. Room s. Irwin Bldg, Pike
street.
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@ihEIIsi5 + T IS1TnESoSes,
Special O.

cult. Court OF Harrison County..dS GER
tffv that Charles 3. Johnson and VIII
liam II. Taylor, special commissioners
have given bond as required by the
Given under my hand this 18th. day
OF November. e10f4
l.. WADE CoFFAI4AN, &
Clerk Circuit Court Harrison County,
West Virginia
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REAL ESTATE

FOR sALE-we have some good props
soma bargains in Stealey Heights,
f5astland. North View, Adamston;
aiea city property. See us. Freeman
and Joiliffe, Bell phone 2s1-J.
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FOR S.aEE-.t1o,,ses

F M. ROOM, DOUBLE HOUSE,
slate roof, large yard and garden,
well of good water; close to school
and church and car line; newly
. ~ nered: situate on lot 50x150
feet Appraised at $4,000, but
viii be sold for $1,000 to settle
estate at once. Easy terms. APP
NV 10 Howard Post. Con, Bldg,
Ciarksburg.
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FOR, RENT-rw nicely furnished
front rooms for light housekeeping
use of bath and phone. Desirable 10.
cation, Ave minutes walk from court
house. Call at ITO Virginia avenue,
or call bell phone 25o-J.
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FOR RENTING room cottage In Mon
ticelio addition; good location; house
has only been huilt a short time; rent
Smith at Southern Pine Lumber Co.
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FOR RENT-Three' furnished rooms
for. light housekeeping, use OF front
and back porches: also telephone
Can Bell phone 676-W, or at 627 Car
cline street. Stewart addition.
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CITY BUS LINE

Meets all trains. day and night.
Prompt service and reasonable rates 10
al parts Of the city. Special attention
given. to ball and parties. Call VIII
PinnelTa Livery. Both phones. Bell
40. Consolidated 32s.
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FOR RENT-Seven room house at 164
Locust street. with bath. and barn on
rear OF lot. Apply to c. A. Sheets
316 Milford street, Bell phone 24s-R
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FOR ,REST--One SIX room house. two
four room cottages. Bell phone los
Home phone 43S. The Jacobs-Prunty.
Real Estate Co.
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FOR RENr-one four room apartment,
lower floor. $1,000 per month. II. C.
Brinkieys 259 Buckhannon Pike. Broad
oaks. ~.
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WANTED fa RENT

WANTED TO RENT-with option Of
house. centrally located. must be mod-'
ern In every respect, Give full de-
scription. location. monthly rental md.
purchase price in first letter. Address
=. BOX 1se. City.
wANTED-Threo furnished rooms.
with bath. for light housekeeping.
Call Bell phone $500.
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FOR RENT-one six room house, on
Water street after November 30.
Apply to j. c. Wright. at Lowndes
& Chorpenipg Mills.
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FOR RENT-Four room nat on sheri-
dan avenue. with porch and bath
Apply to clarkshnrg Livery & Sales
I Co.
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FOR PENT-A modern six room resi-
dence with hall, bath, hot and cold
wnter wardrobes. lights, open fire
places. located on Elm street, with
entrance from Clay street. Apply al
216 Court street. Charles g. Coffnan.
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FOR RENT-Tour and five room
houses in Alta Vista, good water.
garden, gas. Rent Sl2.5O in advance.
Inquire at Room sol, Con Bldg.
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the County Of Harrison. in the State of
West Virginia, sell at public, auction to.
the highest Irresponsible hidtler, therefor,
an Of the fol lowing Described lot or
parcel OF land lying in the Town q
the State of West Virginia, and hound-
cd MS follows: beginning at point on
proposed High Street In said Town and
corner of lot to Oscar c.. Wilt, and run
Ming thence with said Lot n 9 degrees
= So feet to a. stake; thence S S41 Z 60
feet to a stake; thence s degrees w.
So feet to said proposed High Street:
thence with the same 60 feet to the
place Of beginning, containing fifty-one
hundred SQUARE feet and being Lot No.
9 in the ID. G. Powall's Addition 10 the
Town OF Salem. and being the same lot
that was conveyed to William G. Offutt
by Mamie r. Lowe by decd bearing
date on March 81. 1911, and of record
in the office of the Clerk of the County
Court of said Harrison County in Deed
Book No. le6, page no.. and being part.
of tho real estate OF which the said,
William g. offutt died seized.
TERMS or SALE: One-third of the
purchase money, or. as much more as
the purchased may elect to- pay. in cash
on the day OF sale; the residue In two
equal insrallments. due respectively in
one and two years after theS date OF.
sale. each bearing interest at six per
cent from date for which the purchaser
shall give his two notes, and TO secure
the payment of which a vendors lien
shall be reserved in a decd OF convey
ancesto the purchaser.
CHARTERS +, !, JOHNSON,
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MONEY To9tOAN

WHY Be; WITHOUT MONEY! &C.
commodater everybody. by Ioaninr
money on watches. diamonds, jcweiry,
musical INSTRUMENTS etc. Jos. Jay,
Joweler Waldo Bldg. Fourth stresL
ROOMS AND BlARD
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FOR RENT-Two or three furnished
rooms for light housekeeping, hot
and cold water, use OF bntll and teie-
phone. good we'll water; rent reasons
able. 40S Monticello avenue.
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FOR RHNT--yery desirable front
rooms with privilege Of light housc-
ssegMn Jos g gee 9sat's Street ss near ca
Isle School house.
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ROpFlNG

OLD ROOFS REPAIRED or new ones
metal r:oducts our speciality. All work
guaranteed. West Virginia Metal.
Working Co. Narth Sixth street Bell
phone 04A.
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SHOE REPAIRING

eqsllr~~s4As
GET YOUR SHOES repaired right and
done quick The only up-to-datn repGlf
shop " thg city Second HAND N6oe3
J. 8. Gromer. i2i s. Second street.
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of good habits having
fair salesnian's ability TO canvass and
Wholesale Mail Order Co.. lis South
Second street, clarksburg, w. av.
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ROOMS AND BoARp-Hctel priviieSes.
central location. good service. Board
and room S., S. and 81 per week
Vacancies do not last long. Com
mercial Hotel. sib West Pike street.
wANTEp-Aome cooking.
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FOR RENT-Furnished rooms, suitable
for light housekeeping or bachelor
apartments The Parsons-Souders
Co.
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FOR nENT-EIght room house on Nil.
ford street, opposite Highland Park.
back porches. large basement and
attic. good well of water on lot, hot
and cold water In the house. Price
Sas per month. Howard Post. rooms
fnS.s0s Con- Bldg.
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MAGAZINES

SAVE MONEY o., your magazines, Club
rates on all periodicals. Try the two
year for $500 rates on the ..hest
sellers. Telephone your orders to
Grace b. Reyes. Bell S3S-J. SOL Con
Bldg.
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LOST

Losr--snall tiber case. containing
music photos. Reward and no cues.
tons askedti f returned to the odeon
theateE: $1,000.
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WANTED-Female HeIp

for general housework,
good wages and steady job. Apply
+. at 409 Steaiey Avenue, SteaieS
Heights
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FOR RENI-:iouses

FOR RENT-Six room house. with bath
at 429 College street, newly papered
throughout; rent $23.50 per month
Apply 1T Kessler hospital for keys.
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-PLUMRlNG

: ; = ~-~~~- - $1,000.
JACK FRoST-Js here. so be prepared
your plumbing and heating repaired
at once; lowest prices in town; sat-
isfaction guaranteed. Archie Mclean,
Home phone 111-W.
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FARMS EOR SALE

FOR SAIE-,Mobiica County. Alabama,
20 acres choice Grapefruit and
Orange land near Mobile. Easy terms.
4 Y; ID Driver & Co., Rector Building.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-11-24

FOR sALETw Jersey cows, very
cheap II sold at once. Call at ass
Water street, or Home phone S9e-Y.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-11-24

FOR RENT-Two nicely furnished bed
rooms; .nlso one large furnished room
for light housekeeping. Apply a.
Clarksburg Livery s Sales Co.. 1oS'
Rear First street.
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FOR RENTszone nicely furnished
room with ali modern conveniences;
only. Apply at III w. Pike street.
or call Bell phone 14-R.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-11-24

NOR RENT-one six room house. on
Webster street, Carlisle Court Can
give possession December list. INQUIRE
OF l. j. Coston, Empire Laundry Co.
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FOR sALE-I. would like to have
orders for. making shawls; shoulder
Call home phone 663-Y. or apply to
Mrs. G. L. HagsertS 14S Jackson st.
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wANTED-Lady demonstrators at once
salary and expenses. Address 5000"
care Telegram ONCE.
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GIRL wANTED-For. general house
work. Apply at once 10 Mrs! j. Wes-
ley Law, SIG South Seventh street,
Colonial Heights. City.
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WANTED HeID

$500 PER HUNDRED paid for names
and addresses. Steady work; stamp
for particulars. Address Box 1922
Sta. N, Baltimore. Md.
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FOR RENT One furnished room; all
conyeniences; two minutes walk from
postottice, TO gentlemen only. Apply
at ia West Pike street. Bell phone
1297-R.
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EoR sALE--Ane lot 4ox12o feet lpcat-
ca sn,,, at Bond street. Stealey Heights.
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Top gAIE-one seven room housa,N
SIrss.., i,ath located at Wilsonburg Ad.
aress j. E Morrison. Wi:sonburg. w.
Va. -.
NOR gApE-Five room cottage. with
hath. hot and cold water. four squares
SrSr, court house; sell cheap for cash.
Csii after o'clock evenings and sec
the property. ct 126 Dodge Court.
j. ". Walden
FOR Sal Lots
Tf5T, ekIlEl-Bot 20Dx200 1t Stonewail
Park. q Fisher, ,1se Williams street,
Broad Oaks
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FOR RENT-Eight room house, newly
papered, located at 1913 l., Clark st,
Glen Elk. Call Bell phone S63-R, or
ut. 1T2 Mechanic street.
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for general housework.
Apply TO Mrs. Joe Wetherell. Lyon
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MEN LEARN Barber trade, our shops
pay regular salary to- our graduates.
Beware Of takers. 1t will pay you to
investigate before enrolling else
where Write Leader Barber College,
2QS Broadway, Cincinnati, Ohio Save
$50 this week.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-11-24

JUST THINK OF lT--New Records Tor
old ones and &c and we rent 'em for
DC each. Sheet Music &c per copy.
Clarkshurg Record Exchange, Room
]. Irwin Bldg. opposite postotiice.
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FOR RENT-Dece1nber LIST. an eight
room house, on Walnut street, near
Sixth, convenient to the bridge. bath
sanitary tubs. servants room. In
qIire at 5as West Pike street,
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FOR Rem Two furnished rooms for
light hour Excepting. hot and cold wat
9r ~ CONS, use OF phone; no obtsc-
ZION 70 one small child. Rent very
teasonable. Call Bell phone 1851 Il,
~ q Bumkariner. 3Sl Jarvis street.
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FOR RENT-Two story brick building
on Baltimore street, almost directly
entire building $4,000 per month, In
Guiding basement. Prefer to make
lease until July 1st. but will make
a lease for year IL necessary. The
wtllison Dennison Co, Real Estate
Con Bldg, clarkshurs. W. Va
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FOR sALE-4o FUN blood White Leg
horns. young hens and six roosters
c. II. pue. Adamston, w. Va. Home
phone 456-W.
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to help In tailor bust
ness. must be experienced. Apply to
Rooms & 3, Greaney Bldg.
for general housework:
family of .wo. Apply 10 Mrs. T.. %.
McEnteer. 3l4 Despsrd street.
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a NDsWEaTIYIRGINIA
ONLY $500.

One-half cash. balance
500 and less per year.
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-FoR SAL -NIlseeIlaneous5

q book OF ..HuntinE per-
mtg ut the Daily TeIeGram once.
Rut uE in neat, bookie. form. ready
70 sign. Price 16c. two. for CSC. Msii
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WASTED-Girl to do general house
work for small family living in
apartments. Apply to Mrs Il. A.
Farland No. Raymond Court
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FOR SALE-Piano cases. slightly dam
aged IN shipping, Will SELF at almost
Second St. Robinson Bldg, Clarks-
!, burg. W. Va, open evenings
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-15
ZACAPA ESCAPES GUNS.
United Fruit LINER Twice Threat
eued ON voyage Here.

The United Fruit Company's steamer
Hacapa arrived Yesterday from South
American and West Indian ports with
slxty-one passengers who were glad tc
set foot on United States soil
When she left Santa Marta, Colombia
the Zacapa was ordered to proceed a,
night with dimmed lights At Color
the German hremen were ordered TO lie.
port at the German Consul's offlo. 70,
registration and three Of them were ar.
rested while trying to escape.
As the Zacapa came near the FORTH.
cations at Kingston. Jamaica, a message
came from the forts, Take down youI
wireless hammock" Capt Towel sen,
men aloft, but they did not act quickly
enough. for the next message was Re.
move your wireless hammock Immediately
our guns are trained upon you" 4 rops
was thrown over the wires and thew
were dragged from the masts No shin n,
Kingston is allowed 20 have "A working
wireless that may catch or send out Gov.
eminent secrets.
The thirty-nve German stokers. who
had been identified by tho German CON.
sui at Colon, were arrested al Kingston
by the British authorities and held ms
German reservists. As the Zacapa ler,
Kingston she was ordered to stop nv
British cruiser, but proceeded after an
inspection,
When the Zacapa WIS on the Cuban
coast last Wednesday. she was ordered
TO stop by cruiser that was coming
toward her, three miles astern Cant
Towel brought his ship around in A wide
circle and ran up the British flag. Then
the order came to proceed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-15
PUSH FEDERAL INQUIRY.
RedhcId Issues Instructions ana
ConsuIts the President.

WAsHINGroN, Aug. 1.-THE Federal in
vestlgation into the rise in fopd prices
since the outbreak OF the European war
was carried forward vigorously to-day.
Attorney General McReynolds received
reports from United States District-At-
torneys in the large cities upon steps
which had been taken or were under con-
temptation to carry out the Presidents in
structions.
In addition Secretary RedHed for.
warded Instructions TO the agents OF his
Department to make a careful investiga-
tion into the scale Of prices and the
causes behind the recent advances.
In communications received at the De-
partment of Justice from District Attor-
neys and special agents. the opinion was
expressed that the rise in prices had
been unwarranted and that some evidence
existed that the advances had been con.
Certed.
There was disposition among some
representatives, of the Department to be-
lleve that the retailers after reading In
the papers of the Jpssible Increase OF
prioes which might result from the war.
had hurried tn avail themselves of an ad-
vance in prices even in selling goods pur-
chased from the wholesalers before the
war began,
closer examination into the laws
bearing on the situation made by officials
of the Government diminished the conf
denco which had existed that punish
m'nt sould be meted out to those respon-
siblc for the increases. u Is realized
that the only hope for successful prose
BUTTONS IL where evidence can be estab-
lished of combinations and agreements to
fix prices
The belief gained ground that President
Wilson may md IL necessary to urge
legislation by Congress to meet the needs
OF the situation.
Secretary Redfield had "A conference
with President Wilson on the situation to-
d1y. MI Redield after his visit to
the white House. appea,>~ 20 have doubts
aS to the possibility Of rs~-~aiug those ~
sponsibe for the increase IN food prices.
and he was not convinced that all of the
increases would lie found " have been
unwarranted.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-15
NEW YORK SAILS,
RESER VISITS ABOARD
Philippe Bunau-Varilla. 60. Of
Canal Fame. Goes to Fight
for France.

The American liner New York with $40
cabin passengers and sixty-fve in the
Storage. sailed for Liverpool yesterday
morning amid the cheers and tears Of
several hundred Of New Yorks French
colony who had come to say good-by to
fifty French reservis,s.
Philippe Bunnu-Varlla. co years old.
and well known on three continents by
reason OF his connection with the French
Panama Canal Company. was among the
reservists. He IN going to Join the army
at the front in spite Of his age II they
will take him he said. lie has a son
and son-!n-Iaw with the troops on the
border
Il have witnessed the completion Of
the Panama Canal" hc said. Now II
Alsace- Lorraine is retaken hy my people
| shall die happy"
Miss Emma szlasci. whose flance was
among the reservists. tainted when he
went on board All ~ the other French
wept. and some shouted Historically when
the New York was pulled out from her
pier.
Col. John Barof, a retired British army
officer nearly GO years old. WAS on his
way 10 England 10 offer his services He
has lived for many years In this coun-
try, but has dropped his business interests
and is going back.
There was some mystery about a man
registered as Capt Vartin SahREhay. II
was generally believed on the New York
that he was an Austrian reserVist and
would try to Join the Austrian forces. but
he dIsclaimcd the title Of CAPTAIN" ard
sajd u got prefXcd to his name by MS
take. He vas merely making a busln SIS
trip he said.
John NJ Savage, American Consul a.
sheffield, England, was a passenger on
board the New York. He has b~en ordered
to Liverpool to assist Consul Washngton
who is caring for American tourists His
wife was with him
Mrs. Claude Grahane White, who was
Miss Dorothy Taylor of Boston, was on
her way to England to join her husband.
who she believes Is with the Royal Avia-
ton Corps. John r. Taylor, her father.
was AT the pier
Another passenger was Miss r. Tenny-
son Jesse. author Of the novel THE Milky
Way" the play The Black Mask" and a
grandniece OF the poet Tennyson Miss
Jesse is bound for London. She said she
would make IN attempt to penetrate into
the French war zone in the interests Of
one OF the London newspapers
Miss Jesse IL 81 years old and pretty
She has been making a success OF her
work. both as playwright and novelist
The Black Mask" is a one act play which
had Il successful run AT the Princess The
atre /ere last winter
The New York carried 70 England
$4,000 dozen cold storage eggs. The war
has cut off England's egg supply which
ordinarily comes from Russia, and this
IL probably the first of Nrge number OF
such shipments that will so 10 England
from this country.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-15
WAR CAUSES CANVAS SHORTAGE.
Producers Face Famine, Declares
william 4. brady.

William A Brady said yesterday that
the war In Europe IL exercising n serious
effect upon the production of plays in this
country TIL" canvas upon which stage
scenery Is painted Is manufactured abroad.
he says. and IN" present stock In New
York IL limited to Ave bales. There are
only three American firms dealing In this
canvas. which within the past few days
has advanced in price TO the extent of
between IL ana 90 cents a yard. with the
certainty that there viii he none left on
the market within short time.
Mr., Brady encountered this state Of
affairs yesterday when he sent out an or
der for 5000 yards OF canvas for the
twenty scenes OF Thompson Buchan-
ans new melodrama, Life"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-15
WOMEN LEAD GERMAN TROOPS.
CorrespOndcnt In Brussels Predicts
sayager, In Campaign.

LoNDoN, Aug. 15.-Detailed reports
have been received here showing that
the Germans are disrcgarding the laws OF
war and placing women and children in
the front OF their advancing troops
The Ddiiy Paragraphs Brussels CORE
spondent says he believes these reports
are true. He says that fiendish savagery
is likely to develop In the campaign and
that neither side may take prisoners He
ascrlbes the stories 10 level headed cer-
gymcn, Mayors and foreigners"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-15

at 20 cents. Bushel crates OF lettuce can
be bought at wholesale for from 10 TO
10 cents.
General Manager wadel Of Halstead
4 Co, Jersey CITY, after the company had
received yesterday its hrst shipment OF
hogs in week, said that there was real
shortage in hogs. lie said that there
were about 1880 fewer in the market
this year than last