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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1914-11-04
State Of Ohio, City Of Toledo. GO
,rcoS Cnyrntv %.

State Of Ohio. City Of Toledo.
Lucas County.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he IS
senior partner Of the firm of F. ]. Cheney
& Co, doing business in the City OF To-
ledo. County and State aforesaid. and
HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and ev-
cry case of Catarrh that cannot be cured
bv the use of HALLS CATARRH CURE.
FRANK ]. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence. this 9Th day of December.
A. D. 1856.
(Sean A. W. GLEASON.
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly upon the blood and mu-
cous surfaces of the system. Send for
F. ]. CHENEY & CO. Toledo. o.
Sold by all Druggists. &c.
Take Hairs Family Pills for constipation
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1914-11-04
In the Slumo.

They sat out on the old pier.
me beau 10 20 romantic" sasd
Shanty Mamie. rapturously. why
only last night he looked at me
dreamily like real poets do an said:
Drink to mo only wid thine eyes,
Amt that dandy. thought"
Tenement Susie turned up her nose
'What . cheap skate!" she 1eerex
"Why, . feller that couldn't say Drink
to me only wid soda water an then
treat you to two glasses amt wort
standin' room 1t . truant oincers' Pic
Mo"
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1914-11-04

Our Bismarck correspondent
last week reported that soldier
boys were going south by the
car load" There can be only
one destination for the moving
troops-the Mexican border.
What are they being rushed tO
that point for, just now, when
the loudly her, lded policy OF
"watchful waiting" has solved
our troubles with Mexico? Is
the Wilson administration plan
ming another invasion of Mexi
can territory? Looks like it.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1914-11-04
Republican. Make Sweeping Gains.

At Tuesdays election the Re.
publican party made sweeping
gains all over the country. The
Democratic majority in the lower
house of Congress has been re-
duced to less than so, apparent
ly. New York was carried by
the Republicans by over 100, 900,
in spite of the Bull Moose divi-
sion. Missouri remains Demo
cratic; Senator Stone re elected.
Congressman Hensley's re-elec-
tion in doubt.
The Meeker herald., 1914-10-17

u-r -..4.N' az '.,k-
ss.S sss sSs 'esa ssgatx I'd g :S 8
erosatto. essd IL 'eafs eoifie.rs '1s sssil i've "a
s ,: sr tsss. ssosss.sa y ID sSss
lar1 IN The came mannes e slsfSs e
also appoint disorset persons a. 7ofss.
::s ase ss. s.v. ,ssH The ss
ols!sst. in p.ssisui.r ss.ss es%%isssz
are wi Wiling to SndertsEs to aid al
assist. such volunteer probation Of
:b vsIR II 70 aa q "a, viz
s: Fss:F q sss ceSas Ssn Gssssr aa
oSas Sas'c: cssss saFns may fes 8.
the District Courts also to psrfofA
services Of probation officers under
ceSl oa .r.tsn ns,sfesn e
q ss' s.ts Maie Il ,Sf s.s: I:
viet:. '' '''
Psoores PsDorsso Il t' '' .aats to s. fssd sy sss
@ stst: Beard :s & q oh:rlsi.s a,.,I AZ Gssrss: e
By the seas pr1ytdsd snd tss t.ss
ahnM nrAnn "a and furnfnh IN nueh nffip
: eoas sses mh 'ss sss 3: ;s ~
,inn. tns stass SSa@ Snor, OF Ss 'eo no, G ad.scss
tSs fd.nt,tV nS tSs ina,v,dSSis an "a.
baton: r. ssts:orisy fas!ni:s,sns sae. s.:
Psbs fG the GHS aaeh affies 70
record Sooks. Sisnis. ststionsrs ssd
NY ,Psifs.@, their g outs: ,S;: .zsS ssFty
GffssI se.ty pndss &. sas. Board
Charities and corrsetions q the name.
.aa Ss fSs'::i a of sss
sssI, Saro n.1s tSa Gaari rtast 1nn Mn.n Ss.as
thsre ts sufftctsnf causs therefor. fs
iasss.lsst: tas son ,sscnduot snd yosE. g
shy srovisiana of III Aet In Al 49,
| Nhasa snch hosrd deems such invsaff.
| wstion nscSa.rrV IL shsn srrVe = writ.
~ icopy al INV eharrs, aesinnt Any
sHch nro1h.ttor nfficsr ana fhe ttrns sSr
the kSnrinE. a. Vhiah time sot ~
tSs sn ~ 49,. Trom III tSn." ~ S~rv1rS
Ike CODY 81 IA charrss. such of{t1Se
hfss ~ tss nzc % ignd
sea sa.fssf ana ne. to be sssss
,inE thS ssid 8nsrd Of Charitiss ~
GnsreSsions shsli - a. ths oninion thaf
| sTch Srohstinn oSf5cSr Ia for ~ -.
SON incompstsnt 10 discharge the d.
3ss 9f Sro1afasn sssissSaE, asa,sS S9en - oss,SSs @
| sn0 unon fhs. fii{nr a snch fepeYt vitS
The Meeker herald., 1914-10-17

EFSsQblesHH AlsnNDNBNT 80 A1
tCoNexxfUf1oN OF TNA 1RAal
4 o. 5CqAOnAD0. INITIATES H
HssF4EanK UMDssSk THE l11S1A-
11vn AND nATNseEHDuM. 4;
nss,ss sss:ez sis:a !: s..s .sss e e Z: e
s's AZ e ..si:s.s ssSs:"Ssr I. A. p .,sii asfis
ii tAsar ApsryvafE o. rs!eetioa. The fol-
.,shs stsssss'ss shs sssss e
stsssSn unass %se ~ iaitassd in.sss
aSrA .than the rsquired snuMber Ito
scsIs,sass , g. ys:iss'a .1s i,1.s 4 ~, &
s. ssss: Sy.:..s s "a ~. z eisi
q rs. a;ss ..ssssss5 sssfs ~ = sah4it.,.x .ses
Bon . 7esnd q essSasn 4 q Article q
s1sss.ssss,ss sssssss.s ss. e. Isisss..ss :.
ahd RsfsrsAduny Il.
III AunsDMENr. 70 SECTION IL or
ARTICLE j. OF THE cUflsTTTU-
fx6es or THE sTAr1 ~ COLO
AApo. Il 4 }l&:sa \
FFSsls 1ssssss y. ~ tFsspas 4, sss, sssss y
( ssstiss. i. ssssiea svestys.srs. tss,,
~ GfkfS ot' Colorado, shall ~ RAa tie
49, q hsrsby aassnAsd w. rssA - tsa--
rSSrtSsa ~. me sisht e6 trial W
tpPy shall remain tavtotate Dab1set y
Efh0 keitewfn& eendittohn: "a, II. ~
Z "a 49fy in all loase4 may eoeaae4 of
EIess tAen twelve psS4ona. a. .slAy -
|1eeseF3ks1 ~ Law. W1sa. u 3hs epin-
2ere dsf;aE tAs sssEssS ~ nSy 3xsy
AeANe % sssva ~ }.sAe y - tfAi
tfnue an6 fse yeSAiot - NfssN14 "
tle e4fnaantnT 1useee NvttaE t4ke. kesce
~ ~ ses:ss e tessfia sis tsssa ss;;rS ~ 49, s.
- Z, h say ]efasinaf ea14 IT, &C.
- ~ Nafve t6e Sikht u fSlql b
L. sssssse q ssrsrs s.sSS d 10 ths
The Meeker herald., 1914-10-17

The Secretary ss state - hereby sa-
ftaos;ssd to pfspsrs said ballot ss-
In witness Whsssof. I have here
Great Seal 81 th9 BaAts Of COLORADO.
At the City q DAavsr. this twenty.
sixth day Of ssysss.S,s. A. 2; IsiA.
tSSaD Secretary Of state.
The Meeker herald., 1914-10-17

yEin witness whereof. I have here
Nnfc set my hand and affixed the
E1Rest Seal Of the State Of Colorado.
E3fxtS DAY Of september. A. D. 1Sis
E1-T5-t- = JAMES B. PEARCE,
{SAAl) Secretary Of state.
The Meeker herald., 1914-10-17

The Secretary OF State IL hereby au-
thorized to prepare said ballot accord
inRly.
In witness Whereof, have hors-
unto set my hand and affixed the
Great Seal Of the State OF Colorado.
at the city Of Denver, this twenty.
sixth day Of September. A. d. 1914,
JAMES B. PEARCn.
(GeAl) secretary Of state.
The Meeker herald., 1914-10-17

Y IT, Wk.as. whsrsof. 4 havS' here.
6Fssf Sal 81 fhs STATE 81 6q1sfA4Sg
Ht the CITY. Of Danysr. thsA eMf4kT
- - JAMES b. PAAKEN 'Ss5kksi
Z Coeal1 Secretary ~ S$AtA
The Meeker herald., 1914-10-17

PROF0sED Law o. THE STATE
or COLORADO. INITIATED BY
PETITION UNDER THE INrrIA.
TIVE AND REFERENDUM.
Notice 4. hereby s,yen that at the
shtsa ,hsr. %iK siK D. Of .aSs,.s MSSysnSer ls1H
iied electors OF the stat. Of colSr.do.
for their approval or rejection. the fol.
Go11sa5e d.E " q .n sat:
initiatsd petition eoatsinsd the sisnS- %
o. 81 +. f. .s. .ss1,:s VS.,ss s g.
secordsnss with the Law. ana fiisd IL
E: f9ss g. tns ;ss ;,atS is,s Z
1880 O'Clock. q M
nrahs..s The asuiisorit. for, for s1,s%itt,as = ,usa
ersles *. eSa% i. ssss'on q .Ss e
s!.1. e cSGisss sss tor Is
AN ACT TO eDCURN BETTER HON.
WAYS BY INCREASING THE STATE
ROAD FUND By AN ANNUAL HAI.H
MILL LEVY.
b. 1t EsscssS sy ~ People u sAs State y
Colorado:
Section /. There 10 hereby r~cor.
,ofore sssa6iissst for the pureoee OF
nsnee AN and r.osir 'Isfs9f q euSiis s,ss1a1: H,ss
and known ~ the state Road Fsnd:
snd for ths DsrDoss o< sseurinE bstesc
:Z:l "a g; a.d III fssS "a
nuklly upon All taxab1s prepsrty n sHjs
state one. ham Of one Mill on each zsa-
he asssessd and collected At thS eazsS
time and Y the sans Heaasr n4v pgo-
Of stats taxes fron sthSr frosSioSJ
mill levise nav s1tAt1laheA ~ law,
Section .. n n k0FoSy eneFsco1y o.
The Meeker herald., 1914-10-17

Tss ssssa:ity sSs { :,sa,ss.ss i: s,,ss. suss g.
ssl: x =: tss
AN ACT coMcERN1Na PROBATION
E-0Y P1ReON9. PRoCE e = D . d
s AoAINsT FoR CRIME. AND
PROVIDING FOR THn APPOINT
X0NT OF PROBATION oFFIcnRA
IL II hssetsS sy sAs People u tAs sssss u
CsisrsAs:
Section I. This Act shall b eoa-
and 70: ths general Esisars sis q Ct .nas, ~,
extend to minors and to all parsons
assaef ss D'TTisse'1 TSss 's1h:ii si:e ss..ad +
ssis 81 death o. 10. .muri.9nnsIst so. 9.
Ss raes O.
sr.on; Provided. probation shall not b
~: = s1 sos1s..a .hs s'sss1 &
ri.hts dow existing under the eonstitu-
Hina sSn .oe e se tss aa S e:
,y no p.Psoe sSsl s s. G sss,ses to " tho t:rms rms
Ssr e. sSs q
kis consent Any persea shali Be- pre-.
a. z &: & .a. :sHn q :. tss &. sn: is'
.ssss.en / All Courts Of Record Of
q HsnsiaS ;sssi, hsys .hs pex:I s,e g sd: "a.
aos 81 sppi.essioa q IL: psovis,ons
Ssr@sZ Tssy shall havs tbs fixht %
eeatinus o. adjourn tho case from
ss. g g. : sn:eses Fl 70 .aa a' ps.
Sta % tss sSstody. cass u ovsrsi1ht
e y ..s ssns uSa:r az Sse sse's nay
* sn'. a. ,.s Il Spsa e. sssSes sesrS e.
s:s most q sas e' 'td sss eos! = %
sn4sd sr intsrfsrsd With on soeeInt Of
the entire perioa 81 probation Or tins
san.s FLED er e any etAss As,..as tine
appiyins the provisions 81 this Act.
Soa. tss :ss g sgdss ina saSs s.s
tios asd ssesrs the reformstten Of ths
.a 8. b.Iis: e; oetnsn e. e:
ssss sss fGs e. g.. aHs..'s
sos 1ss a
Der ~ chsaeart 1srls sdietions N
sssss si 60, mn 80 =
y. n y. \ s.. -. s.;s s::.ss; q
,. Ssss 81 sss &c, q e. s.sss
eutsen thssso2 spd ccmmittinS the Do
.sss s.r so ss :: $; *. &.
sss & s'i,ss ::SS. &:
ss ss '1ss ss.a sr e. 0s coS ~ snz za : -
es. ~ q +.
from e & &. t ah cea " n. ssss to s1ss es
account oR such particular offenss.
hundrsd ssd" thousand popuiatlon. he .Dis.
stt.s:f iot sSs,..s IA s;;a r., =, 5sy:s,ii. S,,is
and In any judicial district having, 4
sosnty Of over twenty Thousand popS-
p the nessn.s, eenGT q I.t: sns
Ssfs.I eoss. fas ens a,Ic saeS
d s: e: ,s sa.l :': * dess a4ses ss X:
Court appointinE such officer. Any
pidd pprovided for 81 this ACT shall T. b. ne a..
polluted only in case any District Court.
thousand populatfon. siao lie Juvsnils
cuurt. shall Certify to the comfy com
thst il 10 nscsasary to carry out tie
nroyi1ione 81 thi0 Act. and Ii, case the
ms1orftv OF ssid conomissionera OF al
ieast half Of such countisa shall con.
cur with fhs Court q 70 such ne
cessity. Each Court shall make rules
governing the conduct OF its probation
aioners" employed herein. in any cities
and cennties or cs.ies acting under AZ.
State. shall refer to that body IN such
city or city and county. perfermine
b.tfen Sa'e oeficsrs e. rs shsil ''S e: 'ocn pro-
r. ,nvs.tt-.t. .Sna ..n,-. ,,,
70 1tys,a ,nsscs ~ eH.tsspn ana rssnort unon any
tscs chsrasSnf nv n6y.nn nsacoa ~ ~
pr ~ hae tSst nv es ba =, coat
oF oEueEeQ " sHS SVoIt 1uu pAy tHe
The Meeker herald., 1914-10-17

- -
t1Sp .! .nfk eay 5aSt, s9 ss{ss&
81 fy: - ssss sf r.: ss,sg3 ~ {
and filsd 1tk .thS SsofaEAESsNk etAsl
aStS nssrs sas nsnsstx os 49, ssss s ~ &,
dsasrsi 1ssssssiy thfs pssssa - sa!!l
"A whsos srsaAu@ II dssaA ~ *
Tss aii:S e IT,, rsssssssass sssfss1 q =
ssy AZ sSaH Set dslsS' Is q easAss
a the sst frSn besohssak o4ssAtisSs,
81 e. .ssss sass Tfss .s.aa:. :. - W.! !.
e - EsssF1saI g =
fsSuisf assssl s.sction. -; ~ -
Ssst !. e. sons.i = q stiSS ~ .sss Z Z !;
,tSsrsSa, sab sssf otSsSxies. asA s6all
e g Ass.s s.s,s,s., s,s s,ss ss ~ w sss
.Sovsracs III ~ Htef than xAirE
days a3ksf t1SvotA has .ksent rAavassed
s,s s:sssase sss ret Ass.snsv =
snnsSsr a ,vstaa ssst Tor ssSsssply. q
isst. 8 ff,.ss sssssss e u ss.Ssss SO
sh SSah e = IL si-es, Sssis ean vi ! a. ssss.
sse s e e.s;s ss yss:hr ss:i' + s'ssssas e
Ezsspt sss " hersiaasssa, pYsAitits&
ne sssrstlS e st,ts e g shsa sssss n -!
sSslsss. ssls i "a Ssssss = sssvs8 sS - Sss
Sftlea 1hl6f SSneist OF she1sA kaytEi
sssA. EesseL fsrH ssinssa sr rrittsr
sssss sssts; su1H sssI%tssp % sksfs ss.sssss1 s. s,
saal!f,sd ssSssss s 3 y nses tsssF .ssT sy &,
The Meeker herald., 1914-10-17

Yoe 4 Child Welfare COM
III lIpfsoton 10 serve without
Pay or Personal Expenses
from the StAta to Codify
the LAWS Of the State Re.
4 l3tlnK 70 Women and
Children.
The Meeker herald., 1914-10-17

Ga3f laws or dthSeWtge - tins
g 3 ssss .ssss ,.s;ss e;isssyssas sssas.s g
r. e r. ! \ ~, = ~ ~ z. Z ~; f.;
NJ 'assss sssssssl -. 4S. 4sssss :iss aiss
ssnsspa q q !. ,csaF.As sad $50
/ sii s. Wemsa. --hs sssmSsss q Il !;
.s:s:;ss ,ss. Z sas y E:,s.s. &C. sss ~ 9:
AGs.et the J.ssnlls Ceurt q Dsa-
20 SseIls ~ shs Ghs,irmaH ,ii e. said Ia
]sGSs. ss Ssnvsr. are also hereby -.
e sas to Sss:r IS: ecm@s..,oSl %sesrs 1l
- SsShsrised at their ewn sx-
EEt2nzs ether indy ,du.ily er )! a ~. =
s1As9 atatss or forsisn countries. to
ss.s
Is ~ aovsrner and ~ ds.srsi A.
!" 1lsp,,:s ,s,1 Ths css ssssss g
.nss5etiens e tSs Genmi.sion: Ths
SS.fi s1eir. az the time in isiI rhss
u ocssrnor shall havs .isned .
5Eip1, the Commission shall be coptin-
- tor not to exosed four years from,
StE3 Adjournment Of the Legislature
ssaS Gad thHaren's Code in the nisan-
sttMs shen have been placed upon the
Rtine II SHAH cease to exist and until
Whleh time tt shall, make further re-
ports .te the Legislature and continus
~ en8eavors to secure the final adop-
s1&1n u . Women's. and Chlldren's Code
~ eentAmplAtsd by this Act. The mem
EN1fo Of aucn Conmfgsion shall file
.fH1ar acceptance Of their appointment
N Weitfpx with the Secretary Of state
WITHIN thlrty days from the date this
list n declared to have been adopted
M the people. In 0efault Of which .
lxNcancy shall exist Any xaeaney tn
I'LL - filled By apposntn,ent BY the
80 oos,mi:sion shall b. titled BY e.:
,conmission, to be fifsd with the ssc
eaay ~ sixn.rs q ss's 81 this pstl,lon do here
,4sssons 20 act Tor them in all matters
SSnperning this petition, viz: Mabel
c6etikan. Denver; William II. Ma
tSh& Derxsr: Jose ghine A. Rocks.
4sE Thomns ]. lyman, Cafon City.
The baflof title OF the foregoing law
61A1 bUl a. follows.
The Meeker herald., 1914-10-17

For the law permitting
y probation in certain Grim
2nal cases OF minors and
first offenders only.
The Meeker herald., 1914-10-17
4, ls1A-PA1r os1-IAdxs orx 70 TouR.

49, spite os QsssraAes daiy xeFifIsa "
stss: q "a a. & 9sss. .t isi 4:
ria sat tsosity IS~ s.sntstins suss
81 K. Z feSna Son,.isssisa IL e *
ts4te e8 Colorado. Hroviding for TIE
f6ttiattvA and Nofef9ndum.
The Meeker herald., 1914-10-17

LAW o. THE STATE
OF COLORADO, INITIATED BY
PETITION UNDER THE INrrlA.
TIVE AND REFERENDUM,
The Meeker herald., 1914-10-17

An ACE TO ffovrDn FOR 4 COM
NIssIoN TO PREPAkN 4 CODE or
LAWS RELATING 10 woafBN AND
Il CNII.DRnN AND 10 MAKE a RE-
n&Rr TO 111D Lno1sLATuAn CON-
cUaleINo THE SAME.
NJ M kssstss u ~ Ssssls u sAs sssts II
ospsssas: srS .",
s:e CHI. Rss:.I: : 6ss'..;ss. 6t:s:ss' ssssss Z
ESgS ~ 10 Go4es Of LAwA Of tAis state
E|2sf atp yorsa snd eAiiArsa; Such
- fSS9SA 6eespilatien oS tl&s prss-
EN E1E thts state rslatiAE - wem-
Ix1S 6<FD0, with. such s1REs1ttons
E6& S3q48ts. ,Attsfek klSha ana Ad-
Ge3 laws or dth$ewtss - ths
4eA fk4 EdAsia necessary to
sRA4 III. moet parfsSt eystSna
TT Tor TIA ps44sctbo 81
!g! h, - sssS IN ii
The Meeker herald., 1914-10-17

An ACT CONCERNING PROBATION
or P1RoON9' PROC q = D y D
: sA0A1N8T TOR CRIME, AND
PROVIDING FOR THN APPOINT
NnNT OF PROBATION oFFIcnRA
ss II hssetsS sy ~ Psssls u tAs sssss u
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-15
RUSSIAN DEFEAT
tConttllued from page one. }

urday the emperor received Count
Won Berchtold, the minister of foreign
affairs, both in the morning and after
noon There have been also a number
OF conferences since last Friday with
the ministers Of war and the Austrian
and Hungarian premiers.
The newspapers Of Vienna maintain
an extraordinary reserve concerning
the progress of the campaigns in
Galicia and on the Servian frontier
Papers of Sunday, September 10 bare
ly mention the battle that is reported
to have been raging around Lemberg:
The only paper offering any comment
on the Lemberg situation was the
Neue Presse, which said: I'VE can
say nothing more than that the high
moral quantity of our troops must
eventually prove victorious"
A telegram from Budapest received
in Vienna quotes the Hungarian min
lister Of national defense as saying:
1--WE stand well Our position every
where is good. More than this cam
not say"
The frequent optimistic public utter
ances OF Count Tisna, the Hungarian
premier, latterly have ceased and the
official bulletins given out in Budapest
are silent regarding the campaign
against Servia.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-15
GERMAN SUBMARINE Is
SUNK BY THE BRITISH

LONDON, Sept 1.-THE Scoteman
today states that the German subs
marine which sank the British cruis-
er, Pathfinder, has itself been sunk.
On last Wednesday part Of the Brit
ish feet on the lookout for German
submarines became aware OF the near
presence OF one. The British vessels
divided when the submarine appeared
with only its periscope showing.
With grim patience the British
cruiser waited for the temperance
OF the submarine which occurred in q
dramatic fashion. BY some miscalcu-
lation, probably in final effort to
escape the cruisers the submarines
coming towers and upper structures
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-15
SALEM | !

/ 4
| SALEM, Sept. i Edwin Clark.
son of President Clark, who has spent
the summer with his grandfather In
Michigan, returned home the last OF
/ the week to be ready TOR the open
ing of college.
Mrs B. A. Reese and daughter. OF
iKingwood, who visited hog parents
here, Mr.. and Mrs. 8. Burdick. re-
turned home Monday.
Miss May Deson, a member Of the
faculty of Salem College, reached
here last week. She spent the sum
mer in the West.
! r. Post, of Buckhannon, was q
prominent business visitor here Mon
day.
Prof. A. e. Payne and wife are
the proud possessora of a ten pound
daughter that was left early Monday
morning by the stork, and in time
for the professor to assume his duties
IN the Clarksburg schools.
e. G. Shahan, of Morgantown, has
accepted position In. A. .. Stone
streets baber shop.
News has been received here of the
death of Thornton Rumble. a pioneer
and venerable citizen residing near
Maken. He had long been resident
of this community and owned and
ioperated fine farm ON the jarvis
/ vile Fork of Tenmile creek: He was
man of good repute and Christian
character, and will be greatly missed
by his many neighbors.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-15
PERSONALS

Mrs. Charles f. Parks and children
left Monday night for their home in
Camden, N. j., after several weeks
visit with her mother, Mrs. m. b.
Jacox, of Wilson street
Mrs. Clarence w. Leggett and sister,
Mrs Nellie Fyfe, of New York, are in
Parkersburg for the week, where Mrs.
Leggett Monday took her daughter,
Frances, to the Parkersburg Female
Academy for the school year.
Miss Minnie Vickers has gone to
Steubanville, o.. to visit friends for
a week.
Columbus w. Law, former Salem
postmaster. was city visitor Tues
day.
Clark White was a business visitor
here Tuesday from Weston.
]. J. Crews, of Bridgeport, visited
the city Tuesday.
J: E. Hooper. Of Olive. is in the city
on business.
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FOLSOM
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OFFICIAL u
FOLSOM. Sept. 15Mr. and Mrs.
To-. G. Plum and family have returned
from three weeks vacation. They
visited Niagara Falls. Buffalo and
other eastern cities, making the trip
in their automobile.
Mr. and Mrs. W., x. McCray have
returned to their home, Mrs. McCray
having spent the summer months
with her folks at Warren. Pa.
Mrs. Wolf. j. D. VOLTS mother,
returned from Ffss5burg. Pa. where
she visited relatives. She expects to
spend the winter at the home of her
son, j. d. Wolf.
The farewell party given as a SUR
prise for James Huff and family Sat
urday night proved to be aeSccess
and there was a very large number
in attendance. Everyone reported q
fine time.
Mrs. j., F. McNutt and two sons
went to Salem this week. The boys
will enter Salem College this fall.
Mrs. q. w. Marks. Of this piacesis
visiting relatives at Clarksburg. sa-
lem and West Union.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. e. Hoey We're
transacting business at Clarksburg
yesterday and today
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GERMANS AND JAPs
ARE FIGHTING NOW

CHINO, sHANG-TUNG PROV
lINCE, China, Sunday. Sept. 10, via
Pektn, Sept 15.-The first encoun-
ter between German and japanese
forces on land occurred this morning
when there were a lumber of sharp
sl1irmishes between patrols of the
contesting forces at point close to
Chii-Mo.
Previous to these engagements a
German aeroplane few over the dis
trict. The japanese fired on the ma
chine but without success.
A considerable Japanese force is
reported twenty-five miles to the
north of here.
A despatch received here from
Wei-Hsien, sixty miles northwest of
Kiao-Chow says fifty Japanese troops
arrived there Sunday.
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ONE GERMAN ARMY is
FORCED TO SURRENDER
ny A.soc,AIkp pRra.,

LONDON, Sept. ia correspond
ent at Dieppe under date OF Monday,
Sept. IA, transmits report that the
German army under General Won
Kluck has been forced to surrender.
The correspondent says: "a report
has reached Dieppe that the extreme
left of the allies, after making an en-
!circling movement by way of Roye
and Ham are joining force from the
'Boulogne district has compelled Cen
eral Won Kluck to surrender with,
according to one statement, $4,000
men, and according to another xtate-
ment with $4,000 men and quantity
Of guns and war material"
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and Mrs. Jules Matthey Sunday
Frank Davis. rural mail carrier,
returned home Friday evening after
a trip through Ohio and western
West Virginia. He was accompanied
by Miss Minnie Harbert.
All automobile traffic is being de-
toured via, Indian run at this time
because of the roughness OF the mac
adam road east of here. which has
not yet been covered with ballast.
What might have resulted in 9
tragic bit OF drama was pulled on
near the residence of Thomas w.
Keesy. in the West End, Friday even
ling, when two spirited horses hftched
Ito four-passenger vehicle became
frightened at an automobile and run
off, throwing the occupants out OF
the carriage. Luckily no one was
badly injured nor serios damage
done to horses or carriage.
Jasper G.. Ritter. prosperous far
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