davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-06-06
Where to Spend
The Vacation!

What is the important
question to the majority of
American people just now.
The railroads and resort
managers are eager for bus
mess and they bid for it in a
lively manner.
No need for anyone to
choose disappointment in
stead of rest and delightful
recreation.
Read the advertising in
today's Daily Telegram and
send for the booklet and lit
erature SO freely offered.
1t is sometimes as much
fun studying the resort lit
erature as it is to travel
and it's a liberal education.
1t is the duty of the mod
ern newspaper to help it's
readers. In this season of
the year the resort and rail-
road advertising is one of
the most service-giving fea-
lures.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-06-06
Once Again.

Secretary Bryan has signed up for
another swing around the Chautauqua
circuit, at so much per. Once again
a high Office is degraded by personal
greed.-Wheeling Intelligencer.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-06-06
quite extensively, before reaching the
consumer.
WHAT OTHER EDITORS SAY
They Should.

Garbage and love letters should be
burned before they cause trouble,
says the Atlanta Journal.-Bluefiel
Telegraph.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-06-06

The wires have been rather hot
between sistersville and clarksburg
since Fiunkey's angelic wings began
to sprout.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-06-06
SATURDAY, JUNE 6. 1914.
An Evening Echo.

hate anything that occupies more
space than 1t is worth; hate to see a
load Of band boxes go along the street,
and hate to SEGA parcel OF big words
without anything in them.-HAzLITT.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-06-06

BY looking over today's real estate
ads in the Daily Telegram you will be
able to forecast some of the assured
real estate sales OF tie very near flu
tire
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-06-06
Coming Events
in Clarksburg

Monday and Tuesday, June and
9-Annual meeting, West Virginia
Business Mems Association.
Tuesday-Thursday, June 9-11-Ri-
ennial state convention OF the Ep-
worth League, First Methodist Bpis-
copal church.
Thursday, June 11.-BasebaIl
game, Ohio Wesleyan VS.. West vir-
ginia Wesleyan. Union Park.
Thursday, June biennial session,
Grand Circle of West Virginia of the
Protected Home Circle.
Saturday. September 26.-Football,
West Virginia Wesleyan vs. Carlisle
Indians, Union Park.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-06-06
THE DAILY
NOVEL E T T E
FOR HIS coUNTRY's SAKE.

up he went and went his way
Through the fire that very day.
-Binghoff.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-06-06

- lac BIRDEYE. soc BOLT 10 YDs..
~27 inches wide--Full Bleached.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-08

- Wan mub iid sele9entlih franf
laden fonnen. bamit mar pcib, fpie
geiuno oas 9nd,en lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-08
y5apfer, aber tragiih."

Cine 1epeid)e aus Notteroam an
Ben 2onooner .0ailp telegraph"
bringt Die Gr5dblung eiles oeutifen
Sfii5iers iiber ben sSaa bon 2iittif.
Der Offi5ier nenut General Sc.
mans @erfbetoiellna taper, aber tra-
gid, nnb peiit boraui bin, oaB gleif
gum 9eginne Der 9elagerung beibe
9eine oes Generals 2emall ourd, Elm
berabialcnbes Stiid Yeton 5erauetidt
moroen ieier, Dab er aber trosoem I'M.
ter genubilng elmer autompbil. Mm.
billan6 Die Sorts beiltft uno Die mel
tere Seitung Der Sertbeioigung &c.
fiibrt babe.
9ie &uppel zines Ser Sorts muroc
Olrd) cine Bonnie eines 3eppelins ser.
ltort.
els General 2eman in Sort Con.
Gin. 100 err ieine leste 3uiluft senom-
men, geieben babe, oaB Der Sal III.
permeiolid) lei. babe err Die aanonen
3eritoren, Die Yldne, aarten, Ynpiere
unb Nabrunssporrdt6e perbrenncn
laiien, mo er par gerabe i'm gegriiie,
ale Manm an Die gerifan5llneen al
beoroern, als err brlrd elm @eid)oB I'M.
ter einem 5riimmerbaufen b~egraben
plirbe, aus Dem er bemubtloS berpor.
gebolt muroe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-08

10 mil i'd Die aoiierin bon Inn ihei.
oen laiien."
Charlie tritt Elm.
Der Reoafteur: yaein Sele.
gramm?"
Charlie: .ytein."
Ter 3ebofteur: ,Sraa' Dos M0mi.
ffript iofort in ben Seserinal. gs iii
d B r Il eilis."
Der ReOaftclr gum Miititenten
sir bas nGdite grtra bringen mir
Solgenoes: Or. 2iebfneft bot Inn
Die Snnb Der oeutihen 2oiierin ange.
balten!"
Der Ii1ftent: y9r. 2iebfnett III
aber ihon bon uns peridieoene Wale
erihoNen porben."
Der &eoafteitr Giebt oui Die an Die
@aftb senoeelte 2fite Der bis iest err
itienenen ariegSousaaben): Die
Had,riht baben mir in unierer Nus.
gabe No. 9,253 gebraft unb iest iino
mir BEL No. t23.456. Oas baben Die
2eute ihon ldneit peraeiien. Mlio
laiien Sic Die Hoti3 nur rubig iesen-
Die rotben lleberihriiten Der gelben
8latter peroen blau Dor Merger ner.
ben"
Nert!
sSiinf Miaionen Sfieiel bon Der
| 0%eutidben Qrfnee bel elmer poiforer
Sdpibiabrif beiteat."
ySSest fam man iin Den Iongiomen
Tormarih Der beiltid,en 3ruppen er.
fldren. Die Sofoaten mubten iiber
Die sebirgisen Strabeu barfuB mar.
ihiren."
Charlie tritt elm, er bGlt cine De.
peid)e in Der Sanb.
Ser 8eoofteur: .@ott lei 7anf.
gnbIih elm 1elesramm." Ger oiinet
es unb lieit:) .3beurer 8ia! Or.
tparte lid, piinft 3pei llbr beim Bale.
balIipiel.-Mabel."
Der 3eoaftenr sum a%iiiitentcn:
I'D, muB nm 5pei llbr beiln Bale.
balipiel iein. perbe Shncn aber Dor
bort ants Die ieneiligen Yoiitioner Scr
belitiden 5ruppen t~elepboniih be.
ridten."
Charlie tritt Gin. ngs icblt nod
elm Stem iiir Die pierte Spalte Der
eriten Seite."
Der @ebaftellr oiftiert mad cinigem
Yeiinnen: Die Shlad,t bel Seoan
mGre un5peiielbait perloren gesan.
| gen. penn Sarnibal, Der Sieser Der
Shlaht bel Salamis, nidlt Ourh ben
gngpaB Der 5bermophplen marifirt
pGre. nm ole Ieutihen nit 800 @rie.
d)en berausSubauen."
Der aiiiitent: rTenfen Sic, onB
uniere 9eier oas glarben meroen."
Ter Reoafte,ir (perlest): nllniere
2eier alauben Niles"
Ger uimmt Rod mo Sut nno be.
gibt iid) mad Dem 9aiebaaplos, NO cr
Iein Sauptauartier a%ufiflGgt.)
-A-$-4--
- Wan mub lid selesentlih frani
laden fonnen. bamit man fpcib, fpie
geiunb oas 3nd,en 1T.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-08
,ytadtgciedJt unS griifeniprengnng."

Iie Stabt glois, auf Dem reften
Solreufer gelegen,. lit nit Der aui Der
anoeren SluBieite gelegenen Soritaot
8ienne biirh cine ieite Bride perblllls
ben, bereu letter, geiprengter gogen
inOeiicn burd cine bol5erne NotD.
briife eriett miro.
8cgen gube bes Sanuiar paren
feinOlid,e Observation-Disclosures an
linfen Soireufer, ienieit bes 9eupron-
9ad]es, ol,rf 8ntroitlllen gemeloet,
ulr0 Elm fleinereS 9etafement-lllas
men uno Sninnterie-batte am 26. BEL
GeQettes suriidpeihen miiiIen. Man
mar in 8ienne oaber auf einen @n.
grill porbereitet.
0ieier Ingriif erfolgte am %. So.
mar bennof iiberraidenO-uno ge.
raoe al Ser Belt, oils Die 8orpoIten
bes in 8ienne untergebra6ten Salb.
batauons--3. unb 4. aompngnie bes
16. Snfanterie- Negiments, burd) Die
sur 8erit1rfltng berange5ogenen bel.
iiifen Sager abgeloit mlirOen.
Sic Sran5oien batten artiQerie,
Mitraiaeuien unb sablreihe Sniante.
RE our 8eriiiging, mGbreno mir alli
uniere paor 8ompagnien allein ange-
pieien maren.
@ber sic a!armiermg erfolate 10
raid, INN Die neutrality-suspicious.
am Sbusoomm iiiolid Der Goritaot
par 10 giinitig, OnB Der Seillo nad)
fur3cm Sample inter 5ablreihen Ser.
Iulten in iiibliter Tibtuno ab5os.
SD bate nit meiner aompa9nic,
Ser 3. Ses t6. MegimentS, Den ab.
idmitt iiiblid hes @eeourhlaiieS Der.
tbeiOigt.
Gg mar mir nift s%meiie[baft, 6o6
i'm @inperItGnbniiie nit Der @innob'
nern rlno bel poaieenl ginbru6e ser
0aht Ser Seinb einen ernellten slil.
grill. uno 5lpar nit llmfaiiung Don
Siioen, periu6en piiroe, Slilh par
nobl fir oieien Sal ms alien nif)i
frenl6, Dab uriere Steaung Dor Dem
@riidenbefilee nit bier aompagniell
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-08

ifon bon ben 9oblen entfleioeten
Bride. -l1nten rauihte mdbtig oas
Ireibeis I'M bobgeifrpouenen 2oire.
itrome.-Wph bate i'd, oils letter BON
ben natJbrGitgenoen 5ranaoien Der.
folgt, bos llier bel 8IoiS nift erreiht
dis nit furhtburer 0etOnation Die
Sol3briife oriiben in Die Suit flce.-
Gas sai1Se Sirmamert it,ien in SLANT
men at iteben-ein if)redlidJer Sfjllib
bes Haftfampies!-l1n6 6unr-ner-
borg Die Naft bas Ningen aller 6erer,
81 nnten in ben Slutben perSwei.
il,,nsspone Miullten birburb nit
benz Sobe ranger-bas &auif,en Der
Sbolen iibertonte ben ber5Serreiben-
Den Notbibrei!-
Mlis Sen al,iseihnungen bes borna.
ligen Seconbe 2elltnants Der 2ano-
mebr = ipdteren Sberbiireermeiiters
BON 0ortmunb = Serrn Shmiebing
Die oben mieoereegebenen
lebbaften Sfiloerlingen. Serr
Sdmieoing. crit i'm Spdtberbit bon
ieiner, in Der Sdlaht BON Wars la
Sour, beim Sobesfampie Der 16er er-
baltenen 8erpunbuns seneien, batte
ihon am Z. Sanuar, int Sample Inn
@illefaupe ipieber mitgefohten ilnb
Den Iiisiblag our ginnnbme Oes Or.
ties gesebeu, mar aud bereits fir oieie
Sbat gum areu5e 1. &laiie einge'
geben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-08
rte9sertnnernn9en
@ie mir nnier Giiern Sreus er,uarbeu.
rsSahrer nm Geidriit."

SD mar I'M Sel0Suge Udbrer--
Mtttelreiter--bei bet 3. Sf}peren oeS
4. acknowledgements. Am /. Sep
TENDER 1870, in Der Shladt BET Sc
ban, naren mir CUR unteritiituus Der
gapern burh @osa.Ges norsebolt nno
batter mobI Worcel aegeniiber, am
red,teE @iponneIfer, cine Steil1rtg
aefunoen, itanben uber nit unieren
bier 9utterieen elmer uraahI bon De-
i1iisen gessn:iber. @ern ole Sran.
aolen au6 miierabel lhoiien, 10 mar.
fen lie bod cine iolhe Otaiie bon 81
fem bon ben Soben ans beriiber, binter
Sono Dc @tponne, baB mir Oennof)
balo 9erluite an Mannidafteu bat.
ten. Die lange 3eit urlb Oie Osaiie
tbat's unS enblih an uno Die geoIe-
n,lng begann fnapp 81 Deroen.
Wanfe @eifyiise batten nur nod
Sipei Hummer1l.
Gs mohte 10 geget 1 nbr iein, ais
mein @eIfiis, oas bonn redten 6liigel
baS t., enolid gart5 aufhorte 5u iel,-
ern. Tur elm Wann mar nod III.
perpunoet. S6on iob iht einen lln-
teroffi5ier nit Dem 9efeble fommen,
aufSuprosen, oils mir nod geraoe gu
red)ter Belt elm gutter @ebanfe fam:
gs lagen ba in 5iemlifer 9efung,
na6e Der Stellltng unierer Tferoe,
perihieoene Serpunoete, 9aperil unb
9rcuBen, Die aber bod MIR 10 irgenS
no etpas meg befommen batten, obne
guns bin 81 iein.
ySe, Sreunoe," rief if) beren al,
.tpoat Sbr nift nit @ott fir 9onia
ilito Saterlanb I'M iere Yferbe balten.
bomit mir lnier 8eihiis 6eoienen
fonnen?"
Sofort maren elm Taar bereit-es
mar ia meiter feline @efabr babel.
Mein S%tangenreiter uno i6 alir
los, mas mir fonnten, beran an oas
@eitiis. Ger lln%teroffi5icr lit idon
gar nid)t ieinen 9efebl 5ltm @uf'
proben llno Nbfabren mebr los &c.
moroen. SIM llmieben fiel micOer Elm
ShuB aus Dem 1. 8eI6iiB uno-pir
Sabrer maren ia aild gelernte &ano'
nierc-gleld Die erite @ranate bat ge-
i%eiien, OuB Der 3ugfiibrer leine Sreuoe
bate.
0as 9eiipiel nirfte nber. 9alb
mar Die CUTE SGlfte Der Sabrer an
ben @eihiieen uto Die 9atterie bat &c.
feuert, 10 LANCE nod mas pom Sein0e
al Ieben mar. Sreilih bat nod elmer
pber Der anoere ieinen Mlltb nit Dem
2e6er ODER einem anod)elt be5ablen
miiiien-aber-Oafiir mar &rieg uno
Onfiir fiegten- mir uno-na, ipeitr mir
aepuBt bitten, oaB mir am folgenoen
Sage 9sapoleon fangen tbGten, Damn
-nein, Damn bdtten mir alit1 ni6t
beiier feuern fcnnen ,-abiollit nidt.
Ils ole 9atterien a(benbs ajriiften,
% nablten mir aaf ben leeren IfIs-
iisen oieien poer ienen unlerer Gferoe=
batter nit, bis gum nGdIten Terbarro-
plase-bie 2eute butten's peroient.
Otir aber bate meine Sauptmann
ihon ndbreno Oes Seuers, ais 10
ploelidb Die 9eoienung Heierpen fano,
5lgerufen: ,aononier Eolte, Sic iol.
len nift umionit elm ioldes Selipiel
gegeben ha6en."
90 fam i6 oils Sabrer 81 meinem
areu5."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-08
Ser nit ben Snps!

Yaris. = Stepban Yifon, ser
friibere Miniiter oes IenBern, frugt
in einem bonn uYetit Sournal" publ.
5irten Mrtifel, iparum rlid)t aud Die
iapaniife armee am arieg in Gu.
ropu tbeilnebmen iollte. Seiner
lleber5eu9ulls naf beoiirie es leOialid)
eiiies llebereinfommens 5ruiid)en Con.
bon, ct. petersburg unb Yaris. INN
Die Gntienbuns Ginger bunoerttau.
ienb Sapaner nad Srnnfreid in oie
@ege 81 leiten. Woniieur Yihon iagt
sum Sd,llB: I'D brailde mobl nift
bin~5nSuiiigen, Dab mir uns beeilen
miiien."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-08

mir geleeen baben, oils nuf FREEZER
Strobe mein 8ataiqonsfpmn,anbeur,
Sberitleutnont bon @interfeIot, a.,
ins beran fam. @ie er oltrf)gefom.
men, oas lit mir unbegreiflih--oie
&ilgeln bageiten-aber er mar oa.
Sd iprong auf, melbete uI,o er CAB
mir Die Sanb.
.SaIten Sic bie Stenung 10 Ianee
ipie mogIif-oie 35er meroen nns
balb unteritiieen-iinb idon i'm An.
marihe. Sd merbe iest periufen,
aiih anbere Tbeile bes 8attailons 5u
finben!"
Or manbte iit. Sn oieiem al,sen.
Bid traf ibn Die alisel-er ianf ME.
oer-tobt.
Sem lester 9eiebl ioa beiolgt
meroen," iagte ib unb mir paren ollie
IA entihloiien, outs IeiiBerite 81,
fampfen. Dnau fam balo Die @ele-
eenbeit. gu unierer Heften, lorpie
ai,h fern am Iinfen 5liigeI, lprrbe nit
llnteritiisrng Der itjpiiden BEL 8ion-
bile ai,fgefabreneu MrtiQerie Elm Sor-
itoB perinft. Sofort IieB ih Oas
6euer pieoer miinebmen unb oa Die
Niinition fl1app, BEN 8orratb aus Den
Saihen Der @efaaenen berbeibolen.
IS mar aber nod 81 friib fir elm
tpirfiameS 8~oreeben; Slapianp mar
nod ridt genommen, Die preubiihen
aompagnien begunnen 81 neif,en
uno in Gften Maiien riidteh Die
Sran5oien Dor.
IA Sect liegen bleiben - pGre cine
Sollbeit gemeien. Der Seino mar be.
l6dftiet-pieaeidt selang es uns, 81
entfommen.
r@inseln 5uriidfrieden, i'm Gro.
benz" befabl id.
Sas mar MN freilid) cine eieene
art bon Hiid5ug. ani Dem 9audr
liegeno, iflangenartig, ~bepeaten mir
inns rpelter, elmer bintereinanoer-id
5illest. No6 bate man uns nift be-
ahtet. Mls aber ihon elm Sbeil Der
Wusfetiere in Siderbeit-binter Ser
Sobe mar, murben mir plosli6 leb.
bait beidoiien.
@erdbe neben Dem 9aiime lag ih,
Der mir Dor smei Stunoen S6us gebo.
ten. @ieoer bem,ste ih i'm, Inn mid
81 orientieren uno-ba lab ih aud
if,on Die porgeif,obene Yatrollile, Die
uns bemerft bate lutb ms beifoB-
alif $50 Shritte. gben itlug cine
aligel in meinen 9irnballm, als ald]
i'd Selter aab. @ar's 3nfaa ooer
bate id in Der 9roBen 8efabr iiherer
&orn genommen-oer fein1Iite Glib.
rer fiel. Den Mligenblif benuste ih.
rslui! 2aufihritt Suriid!" SSsn peni.
gen Sefirnben mar Die @nbobe iiber.
ihritten-nur Elm Wann blieb nod,
i'm lesten Mngenblife tobtli9 &C.
trpffen.
Sn IionpiQe melbete ih mid beim
Sberit bon gllttlar nit Dem Heit mel.
mes 3itges-t3 Nann. Der aom-
mailoeir bebielt mid BEL iid, IieB iidl
genane InfflGrlIngen geben. Grit
Mahmittags I'M 2, nah Dem gintrei-
len bon @eritGrfunaen, wilroe in Der
ganSen Sront porgeaan9en - Gla.
pignp gellommlen unb-mir 64er Der.
trieben oen Seinb in b%artndfisem @e.
ieht aus oGnielben 8rGben, in oeten
it Sipei Stlnoep friiber 10 iorgen-
po1e Winilten perlebte.
Cine Siertelitunoe Sogern bGtte
uns iider in @efansenifaft ober in
oas Waiiensrab beforhert. @ie banf.
bar mar id, an Dem slbenb,-Oen Sieg
nod nit erleben 81 biirien!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-08
0ete8enbeit fur imm8e
Rdunet.

Die ct. 2omis ttniperftdt bietet
biefes Sabr ansse3ei&nste 0elesen.
heitem in ihren 3urfen fir Ne&ts.
ftnbium, 1aebiSin, 5abnarsnetfunbe
uiw. Mebr unferer innsen Wdnnsr
fonten fG benz UeIshrtenNanb 81.
suemben. G&reibt fir Ausfunh an
ben @rdfbenten. Uaan %abreifere:
v. REV. B. ]. OTTING, S. j.,
287 N. Grand Ave, st. Louis, Mo.
Teim e1reiben er,pdbne man Sieies gIatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-08
ID nber.

Gin Sofnarr cling zines Cages an
Der rehten Setie eines 3ummerbie.
ners ipa5ieren. 0ieier iugte linn
ploslidp: sd fam nift leioen, oaB
Elm Narr 81 meiner Heften geht."
sd aber," iagte Der Soinurr itno
gina ant Die linfe Scite.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-08

- @enn man bic 5borbciten Der
Renihen acibelt. ninnlt man babel
tpelhe 9eiheibenbeit - ii1 iel6er aus.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-02-18

week. Alleged vicious characters
have been brought out there and have
tried to intimidate the strikers. Yes
terday the trouble reached its crisis.
AS result Of the hair-trigger shoot
ing match the police may make
probe of the orders under which the
strikebreakers were working.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-02-18

WOMAN SAYS DEPUTIES CAUSED
DEATH OF HER. BABY
Hancock, Mich, Feb. .1S.-Inquiry
into the conduct of state militiamen
in the copper country was halted by
Chairman Taylor of the. COMPRESSION
al committee investigating the cop
per strike until the adjutant general
should be notified and given an OPP
portuntiy to be represented by coun-
sci.
A pitiful story was told the commit
tee by Mrs. Margaret Cibaceca, a
SlaVonic woman, who charged that
she was held captive with her five
small children for several hours,
struck with clubs by deputy sheriffs
and then forced to accompany them
on long automobile ride to Hough-
ton in wintry weather, which resulted
in the death of her four-months old
baby from exposure.
81 never found out why they ar
rested me-" she said, over and over,
in response to questioning.
Another strikers wife swore that
the deputies dubbed and stoned wo-
men who were picketing county
road during the strike.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-02-18
THE MOTORMAN
BY Jim Nance.

BY Jim Nance.
The man who goes ahead in life,
With lots of stop and jerk.
He is the man who always takes
You mornings down to work.
Electric currents he, controls, }
He runs cars with his han.
We loved the horse car driver,
But, OH, you motorman.
P. S-"Just look at that blame
wagon get right in the tracks,"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-02-18
"AUTo BANDITS" An WORK

The "auto bandit" scare of a year
ago was renewed today when two
men entered the St. James Hotel on
the South Side, held up the clerk
and two guests and escaped in a big
black limousine with $3.50 in cash
and 500 diamond pin belonging to
John Stoeckel, one of the guests.
Later a limousine answering the
description of the one the bandits
used stopped before a Thompson
Dairy Lunch and two men alighted.
They held up the night counterman,
took 81 from him and So from the
cash register and escaped.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-02-18

1a STRIKEBREAKERS ARRESTED
Thirteen strikebreakers employed
at the Whiteacre Fireproofng Com
pany of Chicago Heights were arrest
ed last night charged with>ffring their
revolvers into a crowd of strikers.
The strike has been on about a
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-06-20

Baltimore convention, he succeeded
IN obtaining The Democratic nomi-
nation. In thc following campaign.
he convinced the people Of the
United States Of his sincerity. and Of
the soundnoss of thc same principles
which he h;td advocated, and they
WithStandinY all the influence and
pressure Brought TO bear. he has re-
manned G4m. and forced the passage
of the currency bill, forced the repeal
Of the tolls exemption clause and. is
row straight in behind his antitrust
legislative platform. In addition 10
this by MS iirmncSS Of character, he
has prevented our nation being pIung-
cd into a costly ana bloody war with
the Mexican people, a war not for the
protection of American honor and
principle, not for the benefit of the
people of the United States, but for
the protection of the nuncycd inter
csts Of an exceedingly few American
investors.
While j know of no man in South
Carolina who can be compared with
the president, still VIC can go along
this line rs far as possible, and it
seems to me that the people Of this
state should be careful and weigh the
qualifications Of all who are now as
piring to Office, and select the one
that they believe will best repre-.
sent the interests of all the people and
not his own selfish interests, either
financial or political. Now, in Judging
the aspirants for this Office, | perhaps
may be at a disadvantage or may be
an advantage Each of the others have
u political record. The records of
some | do not in the least envy BY
these records they should be judged.
| have no State political record, in
fact no political record at all, eX.
ccpt my local record as mayor of Sum-
ter. About the records of at least
some of the others ! shall have more
to say before this campaign is over.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-06-20
Death Of Make NJ. Graham.

sPfnewood. Juno 15.-This morning
at O'Clock Mr.. Make M. Graham
disd at his homo on South Side. The
DECEASED was only sick about ten day.
END II was thought nothing serious
~ nrst. as he fell while at work on
q dwelling here on the 9Th. He leaves
. wife. two sons. three daughters and
q host OF relatives and friends t.
mourn his death.
Mr.. Graham was about 81 years
OLD. He had been n member Of the
Methodist church all his life and wa,
q Christian man and true to his re.
lision. Funeral services Tuesda,
morning at 10 o'clock In the Meth.
odist church. He will Re laid to res
In the family square at Weeks ceme.
terry.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-06-20

pine excitement was raised on the
stryets Tuesday afternoon by the
chase Of the police officers after a
dog alleged to have been mad. The
dog was first noticed when 1t was 60
Ing. up Main street. Several dogs
were bitten by 1t nefore the police
were called. 1t then went through
Hafvin street and other dogs were
bitten by II. The officers finally came
upl with II at the passenger station
wnAre It was killed. The dog was a
long lsgsed pointer liver coiored with
white spots.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-06-20

could be brought from other adjOin.
Ing States, by the use Of u little mon-
ey, could be taken to these various
clubs, and vote as Mr. A., Mr.. b., and
Mr.. c., might dictate and the man
ayers would never be the wiser. To
prevent what might, and could hap
pen under the old rolls under circum-
stances Of this kind, the new rolls
requiring the personal enrolment of
the voters were adopted, not to de-
priVe the honest mechanic, the hon.
est mill operatives, and the honest
farmers from voting, but it was for
the purpose of protecting these votes,
and the votes of every one when cast;
because, if one hundred people could
be brought from any adjoining cOun-
ty, or an adjoining State and vote
at one club, it could be done by hum
dreds Of clubs throughout the State,
and could and would absolutely de.
stroy the votes Of our honest citizens
where the votes were cast for diff
ferent candidate than the candidate
for whom these dishonest votes were
cast. Is there a single man in this
crowd, who would vote at more than
one club, or more than one ballot in
any box, if so I pause for such a one
or such ones to raise his. or their
hands.
l again say that 1 am proud that l
had the voice of one and the vote of
one to aid in the adoption Of the pres
ent rules. 1 think have demonstrate
ed to you that under the old rules it
would have been so easy to commit
fraud, while under the new, it is al
most practically impossible to per-
petrate fraud of any kind to any
great degree, but on the other hand
1t stands as a protection to the votes
of any citizens in the State of South
Carolina.