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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-06-14
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When announcement Is received OF new
arrival IN the family Of friend the first ques-
tion that one asks is, What shall send the
baby"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-06-14

king Of the bb which are made IN double eect and
worked dainiy with pattern Of simple embroidery design that
VIII appeal 70 the who likes quickly
has floral figure stamped the large enough 10
almost cover the front 81 the dress smaller bb fats over
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1915-03-25

Gentlmeter.8 .8pn1be nod Der an6eren
Ihl0gt ein argument noh Dem onoes
rem elm rno Die fraiie SeldeIei @n9s
lambs miro bon nel,en1 pie6er einnlal
erltlorpt. Die llrlohen bes artepes,
Der belqiide Reutrolitotsidtpinbel.
Die aemeinen britiihen 2iigen, uniere
umerifaniIhe ReutraIit0tsbeuheIel.
Die SteqesgefpiBbeit lnlerer gen1ein.
Ianten Mutter @ermonio tperoen in
oem gtrtifel beIelthtet, itnb oara,s be-
ben iih, tpie RedenItatuen. Die ploiti.
ihenSh hilberlugen beS oeutihen aai-
iers, BON 3irpis' uno Sinbenbl,res.
lin oen Irtifel niht bon oer feino.
lihen Genioren neritiimmeln 3u laY.
fen, perfaBte Senotor geperibge ben.
|leIben in 8enf in Der Shipei5 Sdoa
Die Geroffentlihung oes 8eperibge'
artifels in Golfers @eeflp" III cine
groBe grruugenIhoft, neil bieie ID
tpeit berbreitete onerifoniihe 3eit'
idrift BON glnfang oes arieges an In
emporeno bdbIiher iinb parteiiihe,
@eiie gegen 3eutiblanb bette. Sof
fentlih miro es nod mebr in ben Der,
| lgifteten uio bunflen anerifaniiher
8ebirnfonlmern tagen bis Die 10 I'M
IlGglid perleumoete Mutter 8ermanle
loer ean5en 8elt gum @orbilo miro
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1915-03-25

ymorgen ODER itbermorgen" oltf ibrer
Seitc in oen arieg treten. llnteroes
alma ruiiiideg 8etreioe aus Der l(trd'
TIC nod) &umdnicn ltno rumaniid)e
Gorr6te nah Geiterreif+ +llngarn nnO
noh 0eutihlono. osn Der @ode bonn
7. bis IA. Sebruar allein $4,000 8on'
nen 8ieoieI es IN. 8an5en gctpelen
lit, lit niht befount gegeben.
Simmer mebr tast es. 8tr babeu
eeraoe Den groBortieen arttfcl poH
Senator 8eperloge BON Snbiana IL
Der 81. WGr5 Summer BON Golfers
8eefIp" iber leine 3liammentltnFi
nit Dem 6eutihen Safer, Narine-Ib
miral bon 9irpts uno Selomarid,al
Sinoenburg 8eleien. llno ais mir Mi
Der 2eftiire ferti9 iparen, er1trang lid
beinabe elm SSubelidrei ltnierer gr,tIt
Die infolee beS enbliden Sales oc1
5IterreihiIhen 5eiting 8r5enpsI be
tlen1nlt ger,,tg Dn'
Genotor 9epsrioge miro su!'
| lino oeiien iiher NIT oielem eroB
ortigen, gldn5eno gelfriebenen Ieilt
NEE MiIlionen bon Amerlfanern be
febren alleroings niht iolhe, bic itdI
| tuie Die tionsfanatifer, ebel
fniht befebren laiien. Bie cine az
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1915-03-25
StaatsuerbanO.
Nabrnugsmittrl per Safctpoit.

Shon in letter 9tummer mteIer
mir Quf etuen 0epelhen1pedIel 3ml'
lhen Dem 4rQli0euten OeS Siio 0a
fota StaatsoerbanoeS ltn0 0e8 3, u
9tationalbltnoe3 bin megcn 0eS unge
reaten 8orIhluq8, gtabrun9SmttteI
an ole oeutihen 2(ngeb0rigen per Bu.
fetpoit in II Bfo. S0fen 81 ienOeu
Or. @ernmer ionOte un5 neben el'
nem 3eitlngsou8Ibnitt NUN fol8en'
cen Brief:
9entIf-NmerifanIider Natiunalbnnn
EhiIooelpbin, ga, =. WGr3 1915
Qerrn 9an8 Dentrth,
.Ieutid}cr &erol0"
Siour 6nlS, Q. 9
0}ein Iieber Serr 0emlttb
Sd beitGtiqe ben @mpfang Sbres
hcltiQen EeleQronms, oui lucldeS id)
untportete, lpic folQt: SOS been Done
mecf ago; letter iollom8". SD fit9e
einen 3eitlmg$ausIdnitt bel, Der Dies
0c3 NQbereu beitdtiQt. IiCIe 9llfror.
oerung bate ouh Sic errelhen mlli'
fen. bo Iie ourh unier EreBburcau &C.
ionot muroe. Sd babe @rtlnOigun'
gen ooriibcr elngc3ogen, Oh Dies &C.
Idehcn lit. Die 2lngelcaenbcit 1T
iibrigens nitt ooQitGn0i9 tlor in Be
3uQ oui Die @onobablmg iCitCn5 unIes
res YnIt0cportemCut$ ba an mnmdIeu
Ncmtern Die Gafctc aufGnglidD uls
ycoutrnbunO" nbaeiuiclen mOroen iein
ip0eH. SSe0enfou@ 0antc ih S5bnclr
fir SSbre uu8Qc3cihnete @cmiibunJ,
Die mir wie0er 3ci9tc, 0ob Sic itet& I'M
GinFIonq nit lm5 limo lmO ioiort ers
fcnnen, mas I'M r5ntcreiie Der groBen
ocllti,ben Snd]e licQt.
Dit bcr}lihen @riiBcn lmO bc'tcn
@ilnihcn bcrblcibc th
SIR ergebencr
6. 8 @eromcr.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1915-03-25
NnbrHu9smittsI per EOit.
Sic f0nnen ppn EriuatpsrIOncn in
Nmcrtfn al &crlpnnotc nno Scs
fannie in 9cutidJlauO ano ScIter'
reid,-llngarn acian0t iuerocn.

@tnen oor3iigIichcn Gorihloq, itn
Der bon Dem &erbiinoeten geqen
GelttI6lan6 luth GeIterrciArllnaarll
oerhanqten 2lusbnngertnQSs8 Ss8lodaoe
eutqeqenslpirfcn muht Der Rrd'ts
Dent oe8 GeutihnmcritoniIdrn 9So-
tionaIbun6c$, Or. s. s. Seranter,
Der, tros6em er bier geboren beItons
oiq 0arauf be6aht lit, oen Stamne3.
brii6Prn IN Der ulten Setlnot al bell
fen. Seiner 9lnIift naf f0nnte Die
gpIt nit Grfolg basu 6cnnbt luerbeu,
Rahrnn9smittcl naf 9eutIdllGnb nno
Oeiterreih-linoarn III beFOrScrn (ntdt
RnflanS, ou ein 0erartigCr YoltDers
traq umiere8 @iiiCn5 nit RuBlano
niht DeItcht. Die ShrlftlG
Der 4uitpersehr Der &er. .Staaten BARI
BON bcn &cr6Hnoetcn nidlt acltOrt
mcroer. 3ornuf grilnbet ith Or,
Scrnmer3 &orIdlIo0. @r Iprod 'td)
tpie folgt ooriiber aus:
Sir mIerc alien Stmtmc8lunOer,
fir GeutIdlono rn0 GeitcrrciChsl(ns
durn, lit es 5meifcuo8 pon QroBtcc
8idtiofeit, 10 oiel gtohrungSmitteI,
wic irqeno moglih, 81 erbolten,
dleihOicl Oh Du1elbit W}angel an Iol-
den berridt o0cr niht, @S iOlte oas
her Elm ie0c8 Wtittel perIuht 1peroen
umIolhe babrr 81 Ienbcn 9n$ ein'
sioe, peIdeS lih oarbietet, lit 9efor-
OerunQ mittel8 ser FoIt.
,,g8ic ser friihere 8onQrcBsNbges
oronetc Rihorb 8urtbolbt mittellt,
mdre cs elm yco7u3 beIli", mollten Die
Nlatierten onerifoniihe Eoitpatetc,
nie nod 9ei1tIhlono ooer Selterreih.
ltngorn beItimmt itn0, nit 9eIhln8
belegCn.
sd rcge ouher an, oaB ole
Deutihameritoner uno ale aus Se'
Iterreih- -llngarn itammenbe Imerltn-
rer, 70 oft cs ibuen mogli6 lit, an
ale ibre 8erlponoten 6rel1t0e ltno
8efounien ODER ionItige FriDatperio'
ren in Ser olten Seimot, beren NoreI.
len linen befonnt iino, Nabrnngsm't'
tel, namentlitb Rebl, gut nnS Iprg'
faltis uerpaft, in Gin5elpadeten per
gafetpuit ienoen.
Inter ben berrlhenoen geIttn'
nunqeu Der BoItbeh0rbe foiten Ra'
fete, Seren @epidt elf Rfnnb nidi
ii6eriteiseu Oarf, nod OeutihlnEt
ooer SeItereid,.llngorn pro Bfunf
ODER einen gruhteiI bauon 8ipoi'
Gents gorto. 9as Eafet bari bret
nnS ein balb ssnf lang Iein, bod, bar
feline 2Gnge unS llmfans 5lueinnOheb
sia 3pll nidlt iiberidDreiten.
I'D, made bcionbers bararti anF
merriam, baF feline Sammlnnser
peranitaltct iperbeu iollten, iim iolh'
gsahrnnasmittel.Eafe bon Sammel
itelleu aus su perienSen. Spldt Ea
fcte harfen MIR BON eiuselnen Fer|u
men an 8ripataSreiien iit 9entIbloni
unb SeIterreid-llngarn geihift iper
ben.
gg iollte fluaertpeile alles bernie
ben nerben, mas oen gtnIdein ertpef
Ten fonnte, es banole iidb bierbet iln
cine aqitation ooer Bropnganoa, I'LL
Ser sfusbungerungspolitif en9laho
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1915-03-25
&un9er be5,pat9 4>rSe,npsl%
8Dle S6lappe
Nngeblib bret 0iterretbtlfe Arn1eetorpS gefangen.
inn OarDanelenfampf.



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Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1915-03-25
(5ortiesuns ollf Seite 3D.

Tie fieb bon Sale elm Bripatiiiinliinr
iiber 8oIferreht nn0 Neutralitdt bnI-
ten lieBen, pielleiht ipiiroe ib1en oaS
oie Algen offnen.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1915-03-25

tperoen aud berItehen, .porum ETH
Or. Soman als fouler glIt POM Baum
6e3 Staotsperbanos obgeiagt tullrcc
lnb iporum .ieine" &oltS5ettt1ng III
Gltrefa BEN StaatSperbauo totihneigt
uno cr Ie.ber eine @egensSrgolliIotton
ms 2eben rl,fen pollte
@cr Iprad, bOu Nnsbuugern
IemtIhGanos2 8ereits bat IN
Berlin Die Scnn,eI uno Dos refine
8eisenbrot tpieoer Gtr5ll9 geboltcn.
.Gos 1T audi Elm Sieges.@inslg
9fitt, Dab or ben Sieg perluobnten
@cihmades iiber itrenge SporIam'
felt fiinoete. Gr fiinoigt BEN BON ben
berbilnoeten aaiierreihen iiber Die
Nusblnaerlngs.4olitif gnalanos er.
runaeneu Sieq an. Ssebe biesbe5iig'
lihe @efabr lit poriiber, 5lemlif) un'
abbanqia bon Dem ausfall Der ndd'
item Grrte.
RuBlonos 8ornfanlmern, oenen oli
Slotten ser aIliierten griten nnt
;sronsoien bergeblih Den IustpeC
ourh Die 9aroanellen 5n ofinen oerIu
diem, haben es geton. auf Dem @egt
iiber Rumdnienl llno eeraoe III bel
3eit, in Der britiihe gerihterItattllnl
uns tdgIid meloete, Rumdnien lpero'
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1915-03-25

gtatitebeuo brtn9en mir min Oen
bctQelegten 3ejtlmQ$ou5ldnitt, Der
iiherIih bon b0hItcm SqltereIIe lit;
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1915-03-25

llcbcr bic crfrculidJe NcugriInOnn8
c'nea peitcrcn 0eltihen 3mcl8Dere
ems in Clifton, 8rooting5 60, oeG-
mciien mir mti cine mtocrc ScItc oa
9l.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-26
STATE C0NVlCTs ARE
MOVED III HIGHLANDS

HOUSTON. Tex. April 26.Flood
conditions along the reaches OF the
streams we're growing
more serious today Reports show
that Trinity Brazos, Colorado, St.
Bernard, Guadalupe and other
streams are out Of their banks at
many points with the inundated areas
seemingly extended Farmers are
declared to be well out OF the low
lands with their stock. The state
mas moved its convicts from Braxos
county IoEIandsE to higher area. Rail-
roads are the heaviest sufferers. None
is able 10. maintain schedules. Wash
outs are multiplying and bridges are
being swept away Some live stock
has been ost but little as compared to
the disasters of 1918 and 1914.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-26
Tin-lIned Lead or Tin-lined
Brass Suggested as Lining
for House Supply Pipes.

The water works and sewerage
board issues the following statement
Tor the benefit of fwater patrons:
Although the entire question OF
corrnsion Of metals by water has
5been given considerable attention by
chemists and engineers ever since
the general Introduction of public
water supplies. OF late years there
has been considerable active agita-
.:ion Of this proposition and ten
idency has been shown to attach a
large measure OF responsibility for
the appearance of iron rust in water
70 alleged increases in the corrosive
properties of water caused by the use
fof certain chemicals used in the
course Of its purification Thus more
OF less recently there has been 4
great deal OF discussion the the so
called red water plague. =
H Within The Limits or ordinary prac-
Itice in the use of coaEulating chemi-
Gals in water publication. the as
sumption that such treatment is re-
sponsible for the more or less run
OF red water troubles cannot be sub
stantiated. Such troubles as are en-
8countered in cities having pure
ground water supplies. as well as in
cities using the old style slow sand
IT is well known however. that
complaints are more general on this;
score with filtered waters than with
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-26
SUNDAY, MAY 9,
''MOTEER'S DAY.
AS Designated in a Proclama-
ton Issued by the Gov
ernor of the State.

CHARLESTON. April &c. Sunday,
May 8, has been designated by Gov
ernor Henry d. Hatfield as Mothers
Day. in a proclama tion issued by the
state executive. The proclamation is
as follows:
If the love which a mother feels for
her child could, in small degree,
prevail in the hearts Of all people to-
ward each other, there would be to-
day peace on earth and good will to
all men
To emphasize the Importance Of
this great virtue and to do honor and
pay homage5t to her in whom 1t Is most
highly exemplified. and In whose
heart is enthroned the noblest. sweet
est and tenderest sentiment. it has
become fixed custom in this state.
as it has in many others. to set apart
each year a day known as Mothers
Day.
That we may pay tribute to a moth
er's love. reverence her sacred mem
ory. show appreciation of her devo-
tion and sacrifice, i. Henry D. Hat
field, governor OF the state of West
Virginia. do hereby proclaim and des-
iEnate Sunday, May 3 ~ 9 s, Mothers
Day.
35 May IT De q pleasure 10 observe this
Gay as one OF our cardinal occasions,
and in SO doing. demonstrate that We
are not prone to forget the ever1ast-
ing debt OF gratitude that we owe to
her who rocked the cradle of our
youth. >call upon all the people Of
the state, the churches and the var
ious fraternal organizations to inter
est themselves in a full and appro-
pirate observance Of the OCCASION
IN testimony whereof I have here
unto set my hand and caused the less
seal of the state to be attached.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-26
CANCER
Causes Death of George w.
EIiason. a Well Known
Mine Superintendent.

George w l1liason, aged % years.
a mine superintendent in the employ
Of the Byron Coal Company. died at
lEE::2J o'clock Monday morning at his
home, 124 Dodge Court, after an III
ness of cancer.
Mr.. Eliason was one Of the best
known mine superintendents in this
section of the country, having worked
for number of years in such position
for the Consolidation Coal Company
and laterfol the Byron Coal Company.
The deceased man is survived by
two sons. three daughters, two broth
ers and sister. The sons are Brooks
F. and Howard w. Eliason. The
daughters are Misses Mary E.. Mil
dred A. and Lenore El:ason. all living g
at home The brothers are B. r. Elias
on, Of Columbus, O.. and Walter Blias-
on. or Fairmont The sister is Mrs.
". R. Palmer, OF Hollidaysburg, Pa.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-26
NOW UNDER WAY
ON USER CANAL
One of CIarksburg's Best Won
en.is Dead Following Illness
of Pneumonia.

Mrs Luyerna Deison. aged bb
years, died at 20 O'Clock Monday
morning at her home at / 50 West
Main street following a brief illness
OF pneumonia growing out Of a cold
contracted less than ten days before
her death Her illness was not known
or by many of.the hosts or ClarAsburS
and Harrison county people Who
knew her and news of her death
tcame as a very painful surprise.
Funeral arrangements have not
been completed.
Mrs Deison was born near Rock
ford. this county, April IS. .s49. She
was daughter OF Edward ]. and
Amanda Blake Stout and the widow
Of George w Deison. a widelv-known
hotel man and live stock dealer She
and Mr. Deison were married in May.
1897. and four children we're born TO
them. namely, William l.. and Jesse
NJ. both now deceased. and Edward
b. and Charles $. surviving sons.
The following brothers and sisters
-of Mrs. Deison are living:
William p. stout. Of Appleton City.
Mo: Mrs. Belinda Sheets, OF Harris
burg. Pa: George w. Stot-. OF Rock
ford: and Thomas Stout and Mrs.
Elizabet Boring. both Of this city.
a@s# MT DelSOH HHu &DeeTE q aFeSluenLT OIL
ClarksburE for more than forty years
She and her husband conducted the
Deison hotel for many years III 4
highly successful manner She was a
woman Of close application in her ho-
tel and other work, possessing super
ior judgment. great business ability
deep devotion TO the hotel service and
all in all. the qualities fundamental to
success in business. But while she
excelled in business lines. all the
lovely graces of noble womanheod.
dominated her life Truly is it said
OF her that she was a kind loving.
Christian mother. and loved bs- all
who knew her.
Active in the First Baptist church
and always devout in religion. that
church loses one of its best mem
hers by the death Of Mrs. Deison, and
the community a benevolent woman
whose works or kindness and charity
will ever keep her memory fresh with
those whom she SO kindly and synpa-
thctically aided in time Of sickness
and distress.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-26
| SUDDEN J | | ! | DEATH D ! !: 4 Il
/ Of Thomas Z. SWiger, an Aged
and Well Known Resident
of Shinnston.

n Thomas H.. sw.ger, aged a. years
died Sunday evening in a sudden man
ner at his home al Shimston, from the
effects of a hemorrhage of the
throat While eating dinner. MIR
SRiger had sudden attack and pass
ed away within a short while lie had
not been we'll for some time. having
suffered disease Of the throat.
Mr.. Swiger leaves his wife but nc
children. lie was one of the bes,
known and Oldest residents OF Shinns-
ton. and his death comes as a sad
shock to all who knew him.
The funeral Will take place at :
O'Clock Tuesday afternoon at the resi-
dance at ShinnstGn
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-26
for Rusty Water
GiDen bv Water Board

unfiltered waters. It is quite likely
that this is to be explained by the
action OF the clean filtered water In
removing existing protecting coats OF
deposits and keeping the iron sur
races somewhat cleaner.
The cause is due to t71e natural
character of the water supply itself.
and the materials used as supply
pipes.
". Several kinds of pipe are available
for the distribution of water in a
house, as follows: Steel, wrought
iron. galvanized wrought iron, tin
lined wrought iron, asphalt wrought
iron, enameled wrought iron. rubber
coated Wroughtiron rustless wrought
iron. kalameined wrought iron. lead,
coated lead. tin-lined lead, block tin,
lead lined wrought iron. brass. cop
per. tin-lined brass and tin-lined cop-
per.
To eliminate possible source or
complaint on the introduction OF
water TO the premises or alteration
of existing piping. it is recommends ed
that all house supply pipes from the
lead service at the curb line into the
building or dwelling. for the convey
ance Of drinking water both hot and
cold, be tin-lined lead. or tin-lined
brass. tin lining. tits true. is also
acted upon by wafer. int only very
slowly. and the substances formed
are insoluble and harmless.
In a Well made tin-lined pipe the
tin lining forms a continuous ince-
pendent and uniformly thick tube
within I he lead or brass pipe.
l y g 4 slu 80 ~
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-26
MRS. LONGABAUGH. DEAD
Well Known Woman Passes On
after, a Long illness OF
Pneumonia.

Mrs Harriet Warren Longabaugh,
aged 50 ears, wife of S. S. Tonga;
baugh of 412 Buckhannon street
Broad Oaks. passed away at 4 O'Clock
Sunday afternoon, after a lingering
illness OF rheumatism.
Mrs. Lonsabaugh was a daughter
of Louis and Elizabeth Warren and
was born August .. 1916. IN Craw-
ford County. Pennsylvania. near
Cam bridge Springs. July 21. 1872,
she married S. s.. Longa bough and re
sided at Cambridge Springs, Pa. un-
til two years ago when she and her
husband moved TO this city. She was
"a life-long member of the. Presbytcr-
ian church
The deceased woman is survived
by her husband S. S. Lon gabaugh and
a son, Norton S. Longabaugh, two
brothers and two sisters. The broth
ers are William and Louis Warren.
The sisters are Mrs. Charles Henry
and Mrs. Wilson Henry.
Funeral services will be held at 10
o'clock Tuesday morning at the home
and the Rev. p. ". Musgrave will have
charge OF the services. The burial
will be in the Masonic cemetery
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-26
RELEASED
Is Charlie Weaver as East End
Residents Say He is Not
the '1Peeper.

Charlie Weaver who was arrested
by city polict Saturday night on a
charge or having attempted TO bur
glarize a number Of homes in the
East End, was released from custody
at the close Of hearing before Mayor
G. H Gordon in police court Sunday
morning. Several residents of that
section Of the city. who were sum
moned as witnesses, said Weaver was
not the man they had seen lurking in
the neigh borhood.
Although no reports OF suspicious
characters being seen in the East End
have been received by the police de-
partment for the last two days, two
plain clothes men will be kept in that
district for a few das yet.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-26
BE(1;k|:R R
Troupe Fails to Come and Pal.
ace is Temporarily Show
ing Pictures Only.

The Grant Becker musical show
booked to appear at the Palace thea
ter this week was compelled to I'LL
IA former contract on the Poll circuit.
while playing its eastern engage
ments and the result compels the Pal
ace management to use program OF
feature pictures the first half Of this
week.
~ fiye-reel program is being given
today, including drama. comedy and
topical ubjects. and the performance
Tor the first half OF this week will
be fully uD to the Palace standard.
A big vaudeville attraction was Sc
ocured this morning for the last three
days Of this week and It will unques-
tionably prove the sensation OF the
season in this city. It will be an
nounced in tomorrow's Telegram.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-26
CALLED / / TO C0L'O.RS IL R
Are SO Many Italian Workmen
That Commerce and Indus
try Are Paralyzed.
e.r A.seel.1sp I.s ressr

BERONA. Italy, via Paris. April
Pc Dispatches from the frontier
describing conditions in Trent SAY
that commerce and industry are par
alyzed and agriculture is at a stand
still because OF the lack OF workmen
10000 having been called to the col
ors. All horses and oxen have beer
reGuiaitioneG The lack Of sulnhat.
or copper used to Kill parasites which
#infest the mulberry trees has serious
ly threatened the silkworm industry
Austrian military authorities art
said to be rapidly completing their
preparations for defense.