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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-08-14
Southern Iown Items

OOucnefn i
Washington.
A. L. Hulse, musical director Of the
Methodist church, has been reelected
for the coming year at $1,000. He will
also be assistant pastor.
Davenport.
John Walker; q laborer. was crushed
to death under the wheels Of a freight
car IN the Dolese Quarriee near Buf-
falo Wednesday whom the car broke
loose and rushed thru workmen. The
car was being filed with rock when it
started to move Walker was knocked
down and killed almost instantly. He
leaves q wife and two children.
ottumwa.
8. s. McElroy, who has an apple
farm In Dahlonega. 10 the grower Of
giant fruit. Among a lot Of apples
brought to town by Mr.. McElroy was
one which measured foot In circum-
ference and eleven inches from stem
to eye. These were taken from the
tree 70 prevent the limbs from break
ing because Of excessive weight.
Des Moinss.
Bradford v. Sudbury missed having
two wives at once by narrow margin
and Nellie Sudbury lost her claim to
part of a $4,000 estate Thursday.
Judge McHenry signed q brief order
sustaining Sudbury's demurrer to his
former wife's petition that the divorce
obtained by Sudbury In 1912 be set
aside and she be given a chance to
fight 1t.
Dsinrar.
The town Of Delmar has improved
its streets by, tho laying Of the dust
Of Mrs. F. II. George and Mrs e. F..
Goddard Of the Ladies' Civic Improve
ment Society, over $500 was realized
in subscription from the merchants
and town folk About three miles Of
more will be expended for the same
purpose.
1outon.
Lightning struck the double corn
crib on the Swisher farm southwest Of
town during the storm Sunday after
noon. The bolt entered the building at
the cone Of the roof. following the sid
ing downward until It came to potato
fork hanging on nail. The fork
handle was split in two parts. Length.
wise and the bolt passed on out thru
the side Of the building. striking q
coop Of chickens as 1t entered the
ground. Outside Of killing few chick
ems the damage was only slight.
Fort N ADDISON.
William Kumleh. the 90-year-old
pioneer, who was attacked by his wife
with knife few days ago. died
Wednesday. His wife, who is 80. and
perhaps mentally afflicted, could rot
bear the thought of their half-centpfy
companionship being severed in death,
and she sought to take both their
lives. The attending physician does
not believe the wounds on the hus-
band hurried his death to any great
extent as he had been ailing for some
time. Mrs. Krumleh's condition IL
critical. She hacked herself about the
wrist in an attempt to open an artery.
ksokuk.
Benny Bennett, aged Al years. WAs
the alleged victim of a strange attack
by three unknown men in the streets
of this city Saturday night. Accord.
ing to the story he/told the three men
jumped out Of the shadows of q build
ing and seized him and dragged him
into an alley There they arc altered
to have mutilated him. After the at
tack he managed to mako his way TO
st. Joseph's hospital. where his In
juries were dressed by DR.. Clark. The
doctor reported one gland had been
cut away. Bennett could give no clue
to his assailants. and states no 70 un.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-08-14

has offered the sexton the required
$40 for the ground but this has been
refused by reason OF the fact that her
steprson had already paid for 1t. She
asks the council to direct the city re.
corder to give her title to the deed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-08-14

tho whole top and stopping
the Uowth Of his hair. II
caused him to lose III tho
hA1r nom thas part Of hi
hsad. Il was In the form Of
IN itching scale md W had
70 make him sleep With NIT
tens on his hands 70 pre-
won't him from scratching.
He wAs cross and fretful.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16
Juletreet.

,,Om Diet l4ys. som tendtes brat
med Guds Son Julenat-~
Livets Lys, som blidt skal brande
for de Smaa til Verdens Ende--
minder os wort Juletre.''
vi samles med wore Born ON
Juletreet, vi slaar kreds ON
kring Diet og er saaledes allie
vendt imod Diet. vi ser paa Diet
alene og er helt optagne af Lyset,
af Gaverne, af Pynten paa Diet
grenne Tra. Bernene isar lader
sig let gribe og fastholde. saa de
slet like har Tanke for andet
end Straaleglansen og alt. hvad
den berer med sig. nerfor er
Diet, at Ordet err kommen til at
lyde: bet er godt at vsere Barn
ON julien" Der er vel ogsaa
nok we'd Diet Ord tenkt paa. at
Bernene faar Gaver, god Mad og
andet godt julien. Men. dyhest
peger Diet dog paa den Rarnlig-
hedens Evne: at kunne hengive
sig helt, lade' sig fylde helt af
Glade. Barnet kan dette i hejere
Grad end vi Voksne. derfor er
Diet godt at vare Barn ON julien,
derfor har Bsrnene ,mest nd af
at samles, ON Juletraet. De
giver sig sterkest hen Lyset og
Gladen og faar derfor Diet rigeste
udbytte. bet er 10 altid saadan,
at SEW Diet sterste og bedste. de
rigeste Gaver. kun faar Verdi
for den, der modtager dem. i
Forhold til som Sindet og Hjerte-
laget err stemt til at sige TAX og
samle sig til at gribe Gaven.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16

Robert satte sig hen til Bordet
med sin Bog. Han saa like vid-
ere glad I'D. Hvorfor skulde
man altid lere sine Lektier?
,,Jo'', sagde hans Nor, .,Ler
nu dine Lektier, saa Hr. Jensen
kan blive glad we'd dig. Der err
kun ire Dage til JuIefrien. og
saa skal du like lase for en- It'd.
Vser nu en- fittig Dreng, Robert. "
Robert begyndte at laese, men
Diet enc Ord lob sammen med
Diet andet og tilsidst sk8d han
Lesebogen fra sig og lagde Diet
trette Hovede ned paa sine
smaa Arme. like lange efter
var han dybt indei Dr8mmeland.
En- lille Dreng kom gaaende
hen til ham og tog ham we'd
Armen.
,,Kom, sagde han, ,,kom, du
skal ogsaa med"
,,Hvor skaI vi hen, Carl?"
spurgte Robert Drengeny der var
kommen hen til ham.
,,Ja, kom med, saa skal du Sc, u"
svarede Carl. Han fulgte med.
Drengene gik ned ad den enc
Gade efter den anden, og Robert
vidste aldrig af, at han havde
Veret der for, skont han var
godt kendt i Byen, hVor han
boede. Endelig gjorde Drengene
holdt foran en- stor Bygning. En-
aldre Mand kom og aabnede
Dgren og bod dem allie velkom-
men.
,,Er | allie herr" spurgte han,
,,selv du err her Robert"
M gik de ale ind Bygningen.
Henne det enc Horne stod ct
stort Juletre med mango Lys.
bet saa saa pant I'D den morke
Stue. Drengene sluttede kreds
og gik omkring Juletraet. ,,Nu
har vi Jul igen," sang de. Ro-
bert syntes aldrig, han havde
kunnet synge, som han sang nu.
De sang ct par andre Sange, og
saa bad Manden dem ON at tage
Plads. En- anden Mand kom ind
gennem Doren, og Robert saa,
Diet var L9rer Jensen.
,,Nu Drenge," sagde Jensen,
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16

dybere end den Bgrnene kan
rumme.
Vi we'd noget ON, hvad de ire
merke Ord: Synd, Sorg og bod
betyder: vi we'd hvor dybt vi
tranger til en- Frelser. Derfor
betyder Diet endnu mere for os
end for Bernene at los err i Dag
en- Frelser fsdt'', at Julebudet
melder os:
,,Gud err os like streng og vred,
bet kan vi deraf vide,
at han har sendt sin Son herned
for Verdens Synd at hde."
Lad os efter Evne berede alt
Diet ydre til Fest, og lad os iser
baade store og smaa samles ON
Diet code Budskab ON ham, der
fedtes Bethlehem, ham, ON
hvem Englene sang for Hyderne.
Hvor Diet Budskab faar Low at
komme ind fattige Menneske-
hjerter, der oliver Diet Haitid.
Saa enskes | allie en- gladelig
Julefest / Vor HERES Jesu Kristi
Navn. kr. Andersen.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16

bet err Diet dybeste og bedste
menneskelige: Evnen til at tro,
til at give sig hen i Tillid, til
Samfund og Fallesskab, til ind
byrdes karlighed, som Barnet
har tabt mindre af end vi Eldre
og Gamle. Men ogsaa vi har
dog bevaret noget af denne Gud-
domsgave, Paradisguldet. vi
kan allie, og vi vii, tage Bernene
we'd Haand og sammen med dem
i kreds ON Julelysene og STERN
en- paa Juletraet med klare Dine
og aabne Hjerter tage imod Diet,
som derfra stremmer os i Mode.
Og vi vii gerne, at baade wore
Born og vi selv kan faa mere nd
af denne Samling og Kredsgang
omkring Juletraet end Diet ydre,
ejeblikkelige, som Traet med
alt, hvad Diet byder, err. bet
skulde gerne blive en- Billedtale.
en- Lignelse, for os. bet skulde
minde os saa starkt og indtrang-
ende ON Diet sande. Diet virkelige,
Julelys. der tandtes den ferste
Julenat med Jesusbarnet Beth
lehem. at vi derived blew hjulpne
til at slaa kreds ON dette Barn
og med wore Born staa i Flok og
Rad ON ham, saa hans Lys og de
himmelske Gaver. han bringer os
fra Gud Fader Diet Hole: Para
disguldet. Guddomsgnisten, Diet
evige Liv, karlighedslivet. kan
blive de Julegaver, der gleder
os NEST og faar sterst Betydning
for os.
bet forstaar Bernene vel like
saadan. at de kan gore sig Diet
klart, og de mindste Born fatter
Diet mindst, skent de err NEST
glade we'd Juletraet. Men kunde
vi Voksne faa Lykke til, trods vor
Adspredthed og den megen
Haardhed og Vinterkulde, som vi
gaar og berer paa. at vere Born
/ julien og give os saaledes hen i
Gladen, der bslger omkring julie
treet, at den kunde drage os ind
i kredsen ON Jesuharnet, da vii
Diet hjalpe wore Born. selv ON
der like tales meget derom. og
selv ON de like forstaar Diet. til
at fastholde Barnesindet. maaske
bedre end vi har kunnet Diet.
saa de i deres Liv kan blive
Redskaber til. at Himlen kom-
mer narmere til Jorden.
Matte vi af Bernene omkring
Juletraet lsere at blive som Born. |
Og MATTE Diet saa / Diet nye Aar
hlive til Velsignelse rundt wore
Hem. |
Gid Juletraet maa hjalpe til. |
at Diet kan ske.
GLEDELIG JUL.
A. Bobjerg. |
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16

skal | stilIe jer OPP. efter som |
er dygtige til at lese elders
Lektier. u"
Robert vidste, at Jensen altid
sagde, at han horte blandt de,
der kunde deres Lektier bedst.
Han stillede sig derfor op bIandt
de, der he'd Mr.. l. Det laveste
Hold blew kaldt Mr.. 5.
Larer Jensen gik omkring og
stillede dem paa Plads. Da han
kom til Mr.. ! sagde han:
,,Dette passer like, Robert, du
skal her ned" Han tog Robert
we'd Armen og ledte ham ned til
Mr.. 5. Dette kunde Robert like
forstaa, men han stod kun og
ventede paa. hvad der skulde
komme. Jensen havde begyndt
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16

at dele Gaver nd til dem. Da
han kom til Robert, tog han ham
we'd Armen og rystede ham og
sagde:
bet oliver 10 like til noget
med din Lasning. Du maa lRse
linden du kan faa nogen julie
gave.
Robert vaagnede og saa sin
Moder staa we'd Siden af, og Diet
var hende, der havde sagt de
Ord, som han mente, at Larer
Jensen havde sagt.
Hurtig sprang Robert OPP og
sagde:
IA, Moder. jeg havde saadan
en- underlig Drem. og herefter
skal jeg nok Iare mine Lektier.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16
Julefest.

AFhs VI StssdI sidtAasiJiilShiitI
en-, er vi vel ogsaa optaget af
Nutid og Fremtid, adet maa og
skal vi vare, saa lange vi like
er gamle; men MI skier Diet ogsaa
tit, at Tankerne gaar tilbage til
abandonment. isnr til de lyse og
code Minder, vi har fra den It'd.
Og netop nu Juletiden kom-
mer Barneminderne OF gester
os, mems vi synger de Julesalmer,
vi har kendt fra den It'd, mems
vi ser wore Bprns Juleglade, eller
de stille Stunder. Og Minderne
kvmmer med Festglans over sig;
thi var der nogen It'd. der var
festlig, mems vi var Born, saa
var Diet Juletiden.
bet galder nok like mindst
for os, der har haft wore Barn
domshjem ! Danmark. Thi Diet
forstod de der hjemme, at gore
julien festlig.
Ugen | Forvejen blev der gjort
Forberedelser paa mango Maader;
alt skulde vare Orden til den
store Hejtid. og stadig blew Diet
nnvnt: Nu er der bare saa lange
Til Jul. Og hvor gik vi Born saa
! Forventning og talte fgrst
Ugerne saa Dagene og tilsidst
Timerne.
Naar saa endelig julien kimedes
ind af kirkeklokkerne. ia saa
var Diet Hejtid! bet fpltes, naar
vi sad ON Diet festligt dakkede
Bord for at spise Juleaftens Mad
yer, Diet feltes, naar Juletraet
blew Tendt, naar Salmerne blev|
sunget og Julegaverne uddelt.
bet saa's paa Ears OF Mors,
Brpdres og Sestres Ansigter.
ia, hvor var Diet velsignet saa-
ledes at modtage al den Feststem-
ming. som Barnesindet kunde
rumme. Jeg synes endnu, naar
jeg tsenker tilbage paa julien der
hjemme, at i Juletiden lyste
baade Sheen og Stjernene med
en- CLANS. der var anderledes-
festligere end ellers, og at allie
Mennesker var bedre og gladere
end ellers.
De har Betydning for os, de
code minder ON julien derhjem-
me. De forer med sig en- Luft-
ming fra Diet bedste wore Barn
domshjem og fra den paradis-
levning, som findes i Barnesindets
Modtagelighed. og de minder os
ON Frelseren, Jesus Kristus, hvis
Fedsel ! Bethlehem vi fejrer ON
julien. For Diet vidste vi jo godt
som Born, at Grunden til al Fest
.ligheden OF Gladen var den, at
Diet var Jesu Fedselsdag.
Juletraet, Gaverne og i Diet
hele alt Diet, Hjemmet ydede, var
maaske nok / Forgrunden, men
Julebudet ON Frelseren var som
understremmen ial GLADDEN..
Lad os saa prove paa nu julie
tiden at holde Hejtid, saa nar vi
kan, paa samme Made som der
hjemme.
bet oliver desvarre like altid
gjort herovre af dem. som dog |
har saa code Juleminder hjemme-
fra.
Jeg har trutfet dansk-ameri-
kanske HEM hvor der ingen
Heitid markedes ! julien. og hvor
Bernene end like vidste. hvorfor
vi holder Jul.
Sligt er Synd.
Der kan holdes Jul herovre saa
vel som Danmark. OF Diet maa
vi Sc at faa giort.
For Bernenens Skyld. AT de |
ret maa fele, at Diet er Hsjtid, |
saa de engang, naar de oliver
store. kan have Juleminder. som
kan drage dem mod Diet bedste /
de Hem. hvori vi er Foraldre. |
og mod Frelseren. for hvem vi |
holder Hejtid.
Der skal jo slet like store Mid |
Ter til; med EN- arlig Vile kan
der holdes Fest selv Diet fattigste
Hem.
Og for vor egen Skyld. Att
Minderne maa gaste os. og Diet
barnlipe kaldes frem hos os, th;
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16
Roberts Drorn.

HiIda Jacobsen, Dansk Skole.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-25

and ra1
Mrs forth Says She Suffer-
& ed, NiIths GaIl- stones teE Sew
8 esakY ears Relief

1etrerAo the Pinus laboratoEies
fserg Rosa sNoFforth. 1aonEeello. 4ll-.
says .sI.scannot. praise Fru4fola ana
napo too mighty as II CONSIDER Il
ssEed4my l1fe suffered with gan.
stones for, several. years and could
not geteanS reitef until your PEE
paratson wasrecommended to me- lt
has been: SIX months since Z book the
last Bottle and Il ,feel that am en- en-
tfrely well- Have anyone sdoco rsnS
che merit OF your.prepaEatloni3w write
me ASH VIII be only. too glad Co re
Ecommends F,ruitoIas and Traxo to any
one suffering from ga 1-stones
.Fruftola and Tra1o are the names
used oatdentfy two preparatl oRs
that; are taken IN combdnaf1on-
Fruitola acts on the tntestinal organs
ASA poEezful lubricant, softenans
Eccneested masses and distntegrat1ns
the hardened 2parEc3es that cause 50
much sunermG and expeMing the &C
COMPILATIONS almost instant re-
Lief Trano issa splendid tonic. act
ing ON the liver and stomach with
most beneficial results and 1s2reeom-
smended in connection with Eru1tola
to build up and restore the system
that has become run down and
weakened through the suffering ancf-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-25

show npsas exportsST they are raw
materials OF shrzpnel, shell gun car
.Aeesand gunss andealf The thmder-
l;boltSof ;EH
Il the United States continues to DE
the commtssarfa the wanng na-
lions, even fheApeacefu ploushsha1e
VIII soe by w9r ordersrand dts
sale Increased hat new tands may
he prepared forstae sower
Ittehas sbeen ESTIMATED that food
stuns and other war supplies shtpped
re the allsaB stncs- the oDsutug OF the
war aggreGate $1,000 o0esand 50 Tar
as guns and amnundtions are COZ
cerned thes= read shipments have
Escarceiy begun This entails the
movement OF huge shipmentsSot
freight to the seaboards aad That
means 9arEe additional orders 1or
steel rails for trackaSe They are
NOT exports. but their sale was due
to war orders
TIE efforts of 5the World and spro-
poueuts OF the Democracy in general,
to- make people beKeve that the de-
preston in the Untted States which
set In months before the, ar IN 6u-'
rope commenced, was due to the war.
and. on the. other hand.1to convince
them that the revival OF 1nd11stry In
the last few months Is due to any
thing but the war, lis too r.dacubous.
for serious consideration
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-25

A record of the conditions OF: the
deer, moose and elk in the Geological
Park OF. New York city proves that
their formidable looking hoEtnss and
antFers. which are newly acquired
each year. are grown Within four
months The old horns are Adropped
in the spring. The largest elk in the
zoo lost both his antlerss last year.
nine hours apart, on March 81 BY
June 2I the full length antler had
grown, although 1t was still soft or
In the velvet"
The droppnggof the horn leaves a
small circle of skull exposed. Within
a week this is covered with brown
skin Then arounded knob appears,
tomato except IN color.
It soon begins to 1engthen out into
the horns which are to come. the
growth sometimes amounting TO
nearly an inch in a day When soft
and growing. the horne are full OF
blood After they have reached their
full length they begin to harden BY
October the velvet has been worn on
by rubbing against tree trunks and
the horns are hard and smooth
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-25
The Empty Dinner Pau.

It must be hum1Eating for the adj
ADMINISTRATION to be compelled. after
long delay. to publish statistics OF its
own scattering showing that retail
prices for 1871 averaged two per cent
higher than in 1900 This is the rec
ord which follows the platform prom
Use Of reduced cost Of living BY
throwing American labor into compe-
tftion with European and ASiatic lab
or. the Democratic party deprived
millions OF men and women in the
United States Of profitable employ
ment. At the same time thefr incomes
went down or were entirely cut on,
the cost OF living went up.
And yet Republicans are asked not
to talk about the full dinner paiL
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-25

font TINS making It aS,sinconyen1ent
as poss5blesto use the means OF trans
nature has provided.
So in Ynkshurga are the accumulated
cotton -bales-sthat are to be shipped
by wate1Y ausmented by chose that
are ito 80 by rail-, until the whole
mississippi shore looks as though
Geuerali.Jacks had prepared ut TOT:
another batt1eI aof New 0rIeanae
That wise man who has become acr
customed TO making the acquaintance
OF cities and who hurries rnseeanS
Through the sections <where business
take by so.sdoing in Vicksburg. He
should. howeEer,- take on the blind
fofdSwhen4 he REACHES residences
OF the Sycamore street section.
Here houses have been built on the
southern mansion plan Each.sitS IN
the midst OF space that occupies
half a. block The STRUCTURES are
1arge and rambling to such an ex-
tent that the architec who studies
utility OF space would die OF. anguish
to >behoM- them. There are inordi-
nately3 wide porches Great, native
trees se.saboEe them and shelter
their; moss-grown roots There are
winding walks about the sgardeas that
throw out their challenges OF vart-
co3oreds flowers which here grow as
:da region. created especially for
them Huge trees meet IN green
arches over the streets. There Is
an atmospl1erea OF shaded qutetude
and restfulness that mzysnot be dis
turbed.
7 Thrown about vicksburg as might
sbe STRING ofspearls around theneck
of a sleeping maiden, is a massnItl-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-25

The Evans city town lot develop
ment in Butler county Pa issSt1I1
the stellar attraction in-the neastern
oil fields. PIttsburgs operators are
Discussing that pool to the exclusion
of all others Quite aenumber OF
Pfttsburg pperRtors are dire&t1y inter
ested inztownslo and adjacent farm
leases and some have2pu upali0eraa
bonus money for leases ON sastown
lot or nearby.faEms-= It isweAsdr1!Ll-
ing on the latter that are closely
watched. Aside fromraSfew drilling
on town lots, Few stand ITO make
winning or even get back the money
Kffess and COMPANY have drilled
their well, on the Kriess lot Ii feet
into the sand and upsto 8 o'clock yes
1T had produced ~
barrels. When drilled Into &thessec-
ond pay. whicR should be tapped at
25 feet insthe sand. the .Droducdon
should be. increased. Fowler ana
Conuauy haTe~drf1Ied .thefEs-wells on
the2MarshaHi Eot-19 feet into the sand
and 1T produced % barrels the:hrst
"a hours. This well should, also
inzproduct1onr@hen
drilled into the Esc>Esid ;-pay
The aPiaisted and sMcCandIesssw
~, fba *Erietzbergsl7 acres Is holding
M at eight barrels san@ho andathe
FeBey Goes andS Company swell on
the Mickey lot at five barrels an
honr South OF the town lot Develop
ment the South Penn Oil Company5
No onsthe-Bs r: White farm IS
dnesfo-getthe sand =tonorrow-sWtt WITH
h -f4,esnext tensdays there WILL be 10
~ 9wellscompleted In the Dol and;
it VIII be interesttngsto note now
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-25

| The Snockems family was aHse1-
cited
was not Perciva1e de snookems
their rich English cousin coming to
pay them a yisite
Il wonder what he looks Hke?"'
twittered -Maudie Snookenrs- And
we mustn't forget, the very first
thing to send him upstairs to taketa
bath, SO he'll feel right ats home
from the very first I've read so often
how these Englishmen simply must
have their cold,t
The rest of the family had also read
that, and by the time a ring came
they had filed the tub with the cold
est water In the house, and made the
bathroom nice and attractive with q
dozen big newhTurkish towels Then
the entire seven Snookems rushedsto
the front door.
Have the honor to address'fthe
Snookems2' said the man at the
door.
Come I'M" the chorused,- hospita-
bly, Right nplin the bathroom; not
another word till you've had your
tub.sTou must feel fearfu1y dusty at
ter all that travelling.
well, as matter OF fact, doya
he replied gratefully. and allowed
the bathroom to be pointed out to
him: A few moments lahr, whi1e-a
cheerful sound Of sp1ashing came
from above, the Snookems received
a .telegram.sread .-Sorry,. but hav.
ing born removed Visit or Perez
vale"
Maud1e snookems rushed up to the
bathroom door.
Who are you, 1anyway." she called
In
I'm the man to inspect the ~gas
pipes. Who did you think I was?'
replied the man inside the bathroom
his voice rendered rather ihdistinc1
| by the raspfng sound Of four Turkish
towels being used at once
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-25
War Orders Responsible-

Commenting on the revival OF bust
nessdn the steel Industry the .fbasic'
Industry OF the country, the New York
World notes that. its mills were
working at only about forty per cent
OF capacity five months ago. AT that
time the Democrats were vigorously
denying the existence. OF any depres-
sion Now the mills are working at
eighty per cent of capacity, and the
World remarks: The so-ca11ed war
orders play only a small part In this
revival, Export business IS about a
dfth OF the total industry, and much
OF that Is outside the munitions de-
nand
If the World bases its assertion on
export figures, it is utterly 5fal1aclous:
War orders made Bethlehem Steel
jjun pto 1s2 That company now has
orders for 5000 field guns from the
English war Office and has orders
up toedate for 500 100000 worth OF
material, and more coming
War orders justified Hudsou-M Max
Inns statement that every steel and
powder company In the COUNTY, rs
buildinE additional plants
warSorders have given the Pressed
Steel Car Company a S3o.0o0do0 con-
tract for the delivery OF shrapnel
she'll TO Russia
The Carnegie Steel COMPANY has
one order for ,o60 tons cofSsteeI bars
frbm one company which sis~engaged
IN machining shells
Cleveland and Pfftsburg firms are
zT9urfns ON 1875 900 tonSsof steet to sbe
used dn the smmufacturet of shells
Steel bars, rails. pig iron. etc, sold
by the steel companies to- otheT
manufactuinE companies to been1ade
up intoa munitions OF war VIII nos