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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-09-20
GERMANS HAVE NEW BlPLANE.
Machine May Be Capable of Flying TO
London and Back In Five Hours.

The new type of giant biplane un-
dergoing tests ia Germany Is said to
have a measurement of 42A meters
(about 46Ia yardsl across the plane.
The motors develop 800 horsepower.
and each works three propellers.
These biplanes are capable of carry
ing sufficient fuel for fights of eight
hours. They are equipped with wire
less and searchlights. Each carries
twelve bombs. weighing twenty-five
pounds apiece. and five machine guns
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Cleveland Banks Not In Loan.

Cleveland, Sept 20.-Cleyeland
banks in which John ID. Rockefeller
is interested either personally or
through his family or through the
Rockefeller foundation are not par
ticipating in European war loans.
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EIGHTEEN FUSES FOUND
ON SAINT ANNA.

Washington, Sept. 20.-Efght-
cen fuses have been found on
the steamer SAINT Anna, ac-
cording to American Consul
Schultz at the Azores.
When the liner put In at the
Azores passengers reported
that many explosions had oc-
Cured previous to reaching
the Azores.
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I. + 1. + + !. 4. ( 4 1. + 1. + I. 4. 4.
Aeronauts Dtbp may Be ratai.

Syracuse, N. ", Sept. 20.-Hos-
pital attendants here believe that Ben
Grauex, Chicago aeronaut, cannot re-
cover from the injuries received when
he dropped fifty feet from parachute
at the state fair grounds. Grauex
lost his hold in dropping and fell be-
fore the eyes of many thousands.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-09-20
SVERDRUP PARTY Is SAIL
Norwegian Relief Expedition Arrives
at Archangel.

London. Sept 20.-A dispatch to
Reuters Telegram company from
Christiania says the Norwegian for
eign office has received a dispatch
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Bulgaria Would Take Field.

Bulgaria having established friend
ly connections with Turkey no one
doubts in Vienna that the Bulgarian
armies would take the field at once
if Roumania declared war on the
Turks.
The allies apparently have lost
their chance of winning Bulgaria.
Bulgaria is still dickering for a slice
Of Grecian Macedonia. but Greece
seems to have no intention of giving
up this territory.
The Bulgars are so satisfied with
the concessions granted by Turkey
that it is doubtful now that they
would swing to the allies even If Ser
via should at the eleventh hour grant
all Bulgaria asks in Macedonia.
There is a bare possibility, how
ever, that Roumania might influence
Bulgaria by ceding territory If she
was threatened with attack by the
allies. Roumania, it is the belief in
Vienna, is anxious to play the diplo-
matte game as long as possible for
the largest possible returns.
The whole Balkan situation may be
summed mp in the statement: III
one acts all act"
Should an Austro-German march
on Servia result in threatening move
ments by Roumania Bulgaria almost
certainly would tumble into the wal
with the Austro-Germans. Servia
probably would get little help from
the allies because of her clash with
Italy over territorial questions in AL
! bania.
This Balkan movement, should II
be made, would not be for the pur
pose of getting ammunition to Tur
key. Officials here and at Vienna
say that the Turks are now well sup
piled with shells.
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TEUTONS BREAK
RUSSIAN FRONT
Berlin Reports Capture of
Advanced Positions.
MACKENSEN NEAR WILMA

Russian City Is Virtually invested by
Enemy and Its Fall Would Cut
Railroad Communication With the
Slav Capital.
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+ = I. !. = :. !. = = !. = = J. + !. = !
+ Berlin, Sept. 20.-Russian ad :
!. vanced positions have been :
!. taken in an attack on the .
!. Dvinsk bridgehead and the :
+ Russian front has been brok .
= en- through to the south at sew :
J. eral points between Wilma and :
!. the Niemen river, ii was Off
+ cially announced by German
i army headquarters.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-09-20

Overworked weak or. disease kidneys
make one feel old before middle age
rheumatism, aches and pains. too free
symptoms are warning that the kidneys
need help. Foley kidney Pills make
the kidneys atrong ana active.
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STRIKE MIGHTY
BLOW AT SERv|A
TeutOniC Allies Predict an
Early Victory There.
HOPE II WILL END WAR

Both in Berlin and Vienna the Belief
Prevails That Blasting a Road
Through Bulgaria Would Have I'm
portant Effect.
Berlin, Sept 20-A mighty blow in
the Balkans may end the war before
spring.
BY blasting a road through Servia
to Bulgaria the Austro-German ar
mics may settle not only the Balkan
question but bring an early peace.
Both here and in Vienna the idea
of a sudden stroke in the Balkans
meets with popular. approval.
In Vienna press reports that the
Austro-Germans will soon throw
troops against Servia are widely com
mented on. Vienna believes no other
military move promises such an early
ending of the war
Military men here agree that II
would be comparatively easy to defeat
Servia A short march through the
northeastern part of Servia would
link up the central empires with Bul
garia, already very friendly in her re
lations with Turkey. Austria and Ger
many. If Bulgaria fights at all it il
certain she will fight beside the cen
trail empires. with the strongest ant
best equipped army in the Balkans.
Her entrance would complete {
great chain of armies stretching from
the Baltic to the Bosporus.
Early last week the Austrian capita
was filled with Balkan visitors, es
pecially diplomats from Roumani;
and Bulgaria important negotiation
were going on with Roumania, it wal
said, but reports in the English news
papers that Roumania would enter thu
war on the side of the allies aroused
+ no concern.
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"

large and me creep down the stairs
at midnight. wdsperm' as we whit
We wanted the price. but not the blood
you may be sues and In order to get
the wan we were ready to pertfnd to
go after the odder.
She met us at tine ran. a skeeV
sight, with her face Write and lslmin-
GUS under those great black eyes Be
tune her Easps. she told Us what we
must do. deed without a name. hot
from the witches broth OF hate
That's an right Emb1ed large,
'rbut In such q job we must have cash
before deltvery-
-on delivery you mean Mrs Run
ciman. corrected dryIy, and With that
In view have hid the original pack
age under the pillars on. Clayton Run
cfmaHs bed. Come
And large and me followed up the
stairs, Quahngs from the twin egU OF
hope and fear.
She led MS to na<ror corridor on
the sicond hall, explaining in the wav-
ers Other breath how the dure. Of the
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Ind let into the side OF C1ayton Runcf-
mans room
7 hey The kes v1n open : for
you. she nuxnmered He VII be-
asleep by aow-the sleep that knows:
no waken1ng. mind Who wouldn't
lift the pillars and prfss thin down
hard for such q prize underneafz
Come. come"
And again. large andme bltndly 6ol-
lowed. trtmbnng With the 6earsot swnat
we wudn.t do: rtmblfnE With the
hope that t.roo some lucky break We
might snatch out the package and be-
on over the veran6y roof and Tar away
to the FAIRY land Of onl1mfted swag
There nfver was seech a fierce spirit
IN sech pretty prison We watched
her as she TUNED the key. as she NOV
ed the dure. n'fselesss and thin We bot
5ined In mintal Eoan as the CRACK
shone bright
Hes up. SINNERS. he's up, wis;
pered large. IT you Kin neck him
unaware III play good sicond the
moment Dfsg the prize. Wen pAe3
the furniture on him. and thin on.
But even as darted soraFd disprat.
with him at me heefs,s:ve hung back
amazed. uncertain: for Mrs Runctman
stepped into the room-
What are you doing with that
childe she demanded and as We
craned and peeked we seen Clayton
Runcfman sitting as comfortable AZ
you please In his rocking chair. with
the little lad Tommy. In his arms
II bribed wan OF the servtnts 10
antly. He reminds me OF what Nt-.
tie child lost I've years ago might be.
by now.
with roses twined around Il. oh. You
f1endI''
@That chnGs mother. my darling
Agatha. loved and lost, oh. my God.
betrayed. deserted. you mean?
.Neyer.no never. She was my
he began pftyus tale OF u1tsdirectun.
crass-pupposes. delays. despair.
~Oh, L. It true, Is It true. moaned
MRS Runci1nan She WIS my sister.
I found her dead. In penury. In Lon
don, i've years ago. this child starv-s
ing by her side. Vowed to have re-
venge on you Clayton Runciman Bus
wait, not word-you arc IN danger
Like the wul1wind swarmed INTO
that ar rom mn listing him half-stunned
on the floor. with the brat the scream
ing woman, the rocking chair IN .
heap on top. and thin, Ike the howitnE
panada, out we swarmed WITH mo
prize IN Jarge's pocket 81
In that fairy land Of Unlimited swag
we opened the package It contained
Midland a O. bonds and that : the
trut. And as we sadly med our way
back again TO the land OF hustle and
rab Jarge and me pondered over our
rapid slide from luck to pluck
Old Timothy Runcinan must have
bought these bonds, we concluded.
twiny years ago. whin they were GIT
idged and at par. as safe and sound
investment for Clayton Runctuan
wtin he shud retarn<fromShts wonder
in-boy's round
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that seemed to await rs A1Hddy his
futile fancy WIS building an owdactous
plot, and IN his SCOT case, AS we VIM
down. we're All the appliances Tor a
makeup that the bfst theatrical Gus
In town cud furnish
You get me his pictur, Smfthers.
he kept sayn. -sand viii do the r3st-
and thin
Not a hard task. be; the way. for
Clayton Ruactnan had been away
long enough for his picture TO be dill
satedto the limbo of forgotten things.
Hince, the fust night found It in the
garnet out Of its frame. and tucked
between a broken nestove and a babys
preambu1ator-
whin I sneaked It into our room.
howiver. I tried to dfssuade large from
his desfgns.
1.-The fust steer was the best" ar
gued Let us put it up to the old
man Accuse him OF having got the
fake bonds to puDpytratea base fraud.
and bleed him good as the price OF our
silence Feeble. half-bltnt and near
" IN his dotage. he won't have the
nerve to resist us even il he Is vide
Of the offence"
Which he f." retorted large. With
a shake of his embroidered locks Il
believe that Rudolph Runcfman is a
square man
Besides. I have learned that he was
III In bed at the time when these bonds
must have been picked up. On the
udder hand, mistrust this young
woman. who pops up from nowhere
to marry a man old enough to be her
Grandpap.
the very building where she WORKED:
OF coorse she picked up the bonds and
managed to substitute this Tor tne
good stuff In the secrit trust
why ilse did she ask you. a pufhct
stranger. so angus ike, about Clay
ton Runcfnan7 Why Else did she
turn green at the fought Of his retarn:
Becuz she's afeared OF the consekences
OF her own guilty act
T admit Ihesitated. that thought
there was something hshy about her
long account Of the parentage OF that
little boy, Tommy-wasnt that his
nane7-we seen her playing with out
on the ground. Whin somethin' is ex-
planned thin 1t is not 50 simple as #
looks But stiu. was hoping Tor a
quick strike
~And I am out for: grand slam
declared JarSe Hence tomoTow
rarning I VIII be called to town, leav-
ing you here In the afternoon VIII
return as Clayton Runctman- You win
be the tl1st to wilcome me. FIJI be too
Ike. niyer fear, for old Runciman TO
have amy doubt Mrs Runctman.
from your talk. Is on the watch for
his arrival Oh. nawthtng cud be more
at. 1t VIII 20 Smfthers, It WIN co.
How far2 To the extent OF his
coughing up the face OF :he wuth1ess
bonds?"
.-That for the Bonds." snapped
large II shall use thin mIy for the
purpose OF dtscredtting her, OF drfv-
ing her out I'm going to dx mystlf
for life; as the next OF kin. the unly
hair in the pussin Of Clayton Runci-
man. whose body no doubt Is safe and
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1I.

Accard1ng7y. few days found us
week-ending at Rudolph Runctman's
handsome villa IN the suburbs He
was deeply interested. SO his cortyus
note explained, In African slopaHaphy
and etno1ogy, and comInunyun with
two sech SaTnts wnd be q technical
eddicatun for him No wan Use wud
be there beside Mrs Runcinan- There
fore. he looked for.ard to a feast OF
season and Tow OF roll
large brushed aside. with laugh,
NV obtfctuns to the scanty commons
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day OF January. 1915. in Charcery Or
es1v ss1s OF ssyve as M1eSseS. ad
m.ntssraeor OF Pary Der. p K 4os1s d e.
sArUEDAx, TIE s'z7E, a a1th DAY OF
at the front door OF the Court House
ore o'clock P NJ OF chat day. ones
sse so fa descE Is ie rea ese %
W.T. VII - J,
s ra as g on e he al Oh ne 70 De- Be d sR
free OF cost In Lines OF pipe. and OF
The eeysesy tne ssa es e a Esee s sG ad d
Underlying that certain tract or parcel
Of land. -steuated ON the T ate OF
mile Creek. near Doaa. rEasIe District
HARRISON County. West Virs,nia and nd
W' On the North by lands Of LLOYD
1S On the East by lands OF Jehu Robin
On On a ese s4 West = By lands OF charSes
eontadnans 5 acres. more or less. beng
D. Robinson. deceased. which was con-
veyed 20 him BY Ban5a Mn a Tie st tq aa9
e g once Of IaEE5son Sounsx s. =
Is a producing gas well upon the above
described tract OF parcel OF IAN y
$4,000 Der year. now owned and opeE-
ated by carneSfe Natural Gas company:
+bes rovaity on the Oh TO be delivered
free OF cost IN lines OF Pipe; anG z OF
The J9yas sd ne sas are wiesssa and uader
ivi-,s- riaar- certain tract OF parcel OF
land s5t,1a5e On asis p peas Hs Se
SON coa1ntv West virEinia. bounded
sub stanesaily as 6onows:so wit;,1,
TS On BE East by lands OF Henry John
sou On the south by lands Of VIZ. Ed
se On the west BY lands OF Joseph.
eo asa h ling Il acres. more or less an Of
s. saea Dag l 8. Rostssos now deeeased
By slyVeseer r Michael. by deed bear
Ing seee TIE . fRe coassy Gers once;
OF Harrison County IN Deeds BOOK 70
20 s.9 oss i-ss OF. al che OIL being u Of
the royaIty- ON OF 10 be deltvsEed free
Of cost in lines OF pips:z and 3 Of the
which Which Oh and ss are.1vitsssn and under5
iydn<= chose two certain lots Iocated end
n as Eaese OF ps5 lssss Haessoa ceassy:
M ss1ss % go the sal sid ssoSsn Of pea.
q lots @Nos 9 and 10. which ROYALTIES
re ZEE Robfnson In his IfSe1me. In taat
certain deed and conveyance se1ecufed
SStreSe bearfnS date sthe-2d day OF Aprfs.s
1909 = OF record On che County CIerlSs.
ONCE OF HARRISON County. IN Deed
Hools No. If. page BIC sss5s5f
~ 1S2 OF all the OIL and $gas be-.
tnc<Z OF the royalty on the Oh and
sI-52 OF the royalty. income or recital
from che gas which oil and gas are
wStl1ta and un.der.sinE chat eegtainstTact
o---parceI OF land located and ktua9ed
In the Village OF Doia- tn-:EaEfes Disco
Wate,ss OF Little Tenzn61e Creek CON
tafnilag acres more or SesS Which
was couyeyed . SO aa5c!2ael a1st 80
- shove described tuferese &aerefn. By
%. f. PAVE by. deed sbearsngs dgtes t11e.
couuty Clerks Ofaoaaoe Hazrfeo1 CozzL-
| n Deed Book s139 paEe
Gated ana sttuated n e1tse; aasace %
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Dola, on Lietlc Teumne Creek IN Eagle
Dfstr5ct Harr5son County. West vir-
Einia which lot was conveyed to Dairy
%. Robinson by Martha j Flowers and
husband, by deed bearing date che Sd
day OF january. 1911. OF record in the
In Deed Book No. 1872. page 49, The
said lot conveyed TO the said decendent;
by the said Flowers lies south OF the
M5ddlebourne and ShinnSeoa Turnpike
and east and below certain road thai
Leads from the said Turnpike across
L5te1e Tenn1Ie Creek to the coal COM
panJ,s mines. and being a part OF
certain lot that was conveyed to Marsha:
J. Flowers by Sylvester R Michael and
wife. by deed beaT.ns date che 1ssh
County Clerks Once Of arr9SSa
TERMS OF SALE:-one-haif OF the
purchase price. OF as much more az pne
purchase may elect 10 pay. cash In
hand on day OF sale and the residue
In two equal payments OF three arr SIX
months respectively. the purchaser CIV
his interest bearing proEnisSory noSeS
with good security. and a vendors nen
shall be retained In the deed conveytnS
said real estate to further secure the
unpaid purchase money.
CHARLES G. COFFAdAN.
Special COMMISSIONS.
IL Wade Conman. Clerk OF the
Circuit Court OF Harrison County.sWeSI
vIrEinia hereby certify chat bond with
security approved by me. In the penaffy
provided by said decree. has been given
by said Special Conrmissioner.
Z WADE COFssA<AS-,.l
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tooT asked Clayton RuEctroan Wn1n VIM
the deranEerents had an be made and
we suyvintB we're about 70 1eelo MN
and JarEe to their respective rooms
-oh. ] stand newter! inteTposed-
This gentleman IS or guest re-
piled aGrs- Runc1man. hotdly. voucn-
ed for by his Honor the Mayor. and
You orter feel obliged to him for the
high minded part he takes
whtn we wore alone she pTaoced up
and down the room like wan OF the
Fewr1es. tearing her hair and mouth
ing TRIBE t,ings.
"Oh, that man, that mani" she kept
mutter1nE The sight OF him drives
me Anadr
ytnge7 Shall dst co1tint with the
trivial loss her alr1ddy prepared for
him whtn I hev such instrrmints at
hand7
and 10 see the ch1ld in his very
amse Agatha, Agatha. EuN your sds-
ter to avtnge your wrongs wuth11y.
She poised IN front OF nae and I
felt the tops ofSue shoes way up on
me hips. was shrunk so from fear.
The man that KEN last Is your
fnnd who passed or for Noyess she
raved. and you are pair OF rognes.
come down here undoubtedlySa after the.
Clayton Runctman trust. and you wud
hev get It too.Nhad II not been for his
marvellous retain at the same time.
VIII. thin. you shah hev It Il you win
do me win. Meet me with your COM
panton I'm the lower hall tonight at
twi1ve be the clock
It shall be as you say. madam.
replied, appeasin,. But we wants the
real securities. not the snide bonds
you substituted for this"
She gev laugh as terrible as her
wrat-
-oh. you too kin deduct kin you?
VIII thin you shall hev the original
package; hev nfver broken the seals
The wan I substituted for 1t IS IN Mr.
Runc1man's possessun. brought down
by PEBBLES Don't fail me. say, and
you shah hev theprtce Of blood !"
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sarved OF an obsavers. as the
intrepid explorers who had escaped
from Blacklist Africa be the skin OF
their teet,. and without anny odder
.tegunintal trochees Of the hunt
large was soon somnabulatin troo
the mazes OF the dreamy walz: but to
me. settin aloof IN the Ereenery: en-
on the ZuIus hadn't met, there came
saft voice and a tnder hand I
looked up from me rivalry, to see a
young and beautus woman standin,
over me like Hope p'tntfn' the way
MAY ask the CELEBRATED Dr.
Schenck.r she said, "to honor me with
few moments of confidential talk
"a hull clockful. mem" 7 med haste
to perrsst; with Mum as the worTud
OF the day
with that. she did set close her smi1-
ing face rpHfted; and yft. t'roo the
dazzling mask. I cud detict an un-
quiet IRE in her great black eyes
Tell me-" she began abruptly, in
your pcriggr1natns OF the slot'n con
tinent did yo liver come across Mt
Mr. Clayton RuocimanT
Ibid we2 I exclaimed with euthu-
siasm Did. we tver eat 5erked beef
and drink sour whey? Well. I guess
yis. Him and US were terminates In
the Sudden-that's how We KEN
acrost him. sudden-but me frtnd and
pattern. Moves. knew him the bist-'"'
AZ thought likely" she unused with
unconscious bitterness. Birds OF a
feather birds Of III amen Did you
liver hear Mr. Runc1nan say whtn he
wud retarn hum?
From the time Of his sayin' 1t and
OF me te1lin' it." I answered arteT an
instinct OF mintal caIculatun. he or
Z y
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900 as trustee under the secret trust
established by his father. Timothy
Runctman, FOR the benefit OF his broth
er. Clayton Runcimaa. or his heirs
NY ADVICE IS TO cancer the same am
opposed. In any event. to any form OF
blind pool In this case ] have
" picked up 100000 Of the old Mid
land A Q. bonds These bonds. as
he well knows. are not and never VIII
be worth the paper they are engraved
on. Why did he do IT. When a good
man goes wrong. he goes the limit SO,
Cave, say.
And cave. I says. too" Eunnb1ed.
FOR We c'udn't be in a blacker hole.
But George Rim alrfddy was a
statute OF ae1mory. ms niger on nus
nose.
have It. Srnithers, at lepg large
cried as Il he had been in doubt OF his
nazz1e extrimfty. The inference is
plain that Rudolph Runcinan has sub
ssdtuted these wuthless securities for
the gilt fdsed vans his tccintr1c father
Is supposed to have left IN a sealed
package for the bin1fr OF Clayton Run
ctman. who started out on a wander
ing boys round 20 years ago and hasn't
swung back since
Let me see the date lis. just as
i EXPECTED a little after Ruooipn
Runctman TUX as his s1cono wue
pretty young wider employed IN itne
same building ThaTs Wna1 me M
Surance Inspector meant oy eooo
O
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NOTICE OF JUDICIAL BALE 1Ok-e.
ZEAL ESTATE IN wALI.ACE-
Pursuant to decree OF che Ctrcutf
Court OF Harrison County, West VIZ
sinta- made and entered on the me % Gay
No 81. page los. In nae chaEFceTy cause
of Curtis w. Davis against J. w Hal
and Others. will on
SATURDAY. z" 10th DAY OF -
JULY, 1915,
at the front door OF The Court House
go o:ctock P: N. OF that day oner for
sale to the highest bidder that certa1n
lot or parce. OF land, with the outldtnS
Creek. IN the town OF wallace. Sanais
District. harrison County. West VII
GINA, more particularly bounded ana
Beginning at stake at Main Street
and corner to Lot No 81: thence with
lire OF lot No. 81 N 5eA E 100 feet
alley 521-s W. SIG feet to a stake
and corner to lot No. 80. thence with
me Of lot Ss sss s5 ss@ y seg Ss9 T fsss
said Main Street 81 z =. 50sfeets to che
beginning, containing 11.14 square rods.
excepting however. therefrom all OF the
coal OH. natural gas and other minerals
within or underlying said lot or par
eel OF land and being lot No. 81 as lad
scoIrnty surveyor FOR Thomas j Par
rissi which plat Is OF record IN the Or
Zee OF the County Clerk Of HaIT1Son
County IA Decd Book No. 1?o page ssS;
and also being che same lot or parcel
OF land that Curtis w Davis ana Wtfe
conveyed to ]. W. Hall by deed 6eaFE1e
reoord In the County Clerks Once OF
Harrison County In Deed Book No 21S:
page 24S. also being ohe same LOT .ftaa1
was conveyed to Lulu Belle aaG1aadfoa.
by =, w Hall by deed bearing Gate the
1st day Of August 1913. OF TscordS11
the GouT rs ese5 8oo1 We 70. "a pase s1s.
Terms OF SALE:SOne-half I'm
hand on day OF sale and the residue
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Mrs. a B. Wfthers.
president woman's Mission Circle
Sunday school and sermon in one
continued service at 9:45 a. NJ B.
Y p. U.at $50 p. M Evening ser
mon 1880 a,c1ock. Midweek prayer
service each Thursday evening az
7:30 o'clock Choir and orchestra
rehearsal Friday evening at 1890
O'clock
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-12
CHURCHES

ST. MARES LUTHERAN
CHURCH, corner Park and Me1gs
avenue. the Rev. William R. Heuser.
pastor. 116 Park avenue. e:45 a. NJ
Sunday school. z. C. Reep. superin-
Tendent. IL a. M morning worship.
sermon on The Life Of Purpose .
M. evening worship. sermon on
@<Rich toward Cod" Tuesday S p
M. at the parsonage monthly meet
Ing of the Woman's Home and For
eng Missionary Society. Wednes-
day. s D. m, Young Peoples Society
of Christian Endeayor prayer meet
ing.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-12

CHRIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Sietll and Main streets. the Rev
Charles Baird Mitchell. B. D.. rector
945 a. M Sunday school in parish
mouse. 10 a. M adult Bible class
ia. m. morning prayer and sermon
No evening service cordial wei
come to all