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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-30
GRIFFITH TELLS STORY
OF ESCAPE AND ARREST

~
we IL, - af tbsrs so s went to weston.
gu $500 49, +tras DAYS Went
81 10, 70 S1srEsb,,rg and nome again.
49, ~ 800 1e5icey,en that we're
- =. 80 - go Lew me INT
80 .s,aiJ - .ndartatet III arrest nae
49,. g. 80, -. casssway went ia
- :. - 80. 80 -ented a counIe Of
| e.asss s1d. 1900 tters for two. DAYS.
Ae tn 6-st day vas IN Gassaway I
-o-,+ - store md bonrht me a
h,c-.c,e and rode back.sI sod it to a
~ 70 f,e an down b,,+
,uIaIs..sS1e5 e -. SOS Tber
1cIsr1as+l,,,. inf nm at tf1s
EI 49, +9ro $3.50. ds~s Ron1br q smau
- aA.1.ssS 49, S-oro J.swTence seller
$50 80 M, cheek for
.HN.I So +1,a bt1 Esnsrba river
So :. ss5 -,e+ .e ~ ss loci 1of !.
80 80, 80 II1F+ n viii, the lock
DO uo 80 =. s r s+s-+a5s ~ waIE down
tse ssii-osJ +rscI and met Mr. Fer
tne 1dna 90 - -. .t.,,Jine ~, the
Suson az n1s. sSn -, 5ecfde,, -
1l 1sIx. - -. AZ roonntains
SO 10 S;se s - Ieft there.
ana I hdo . - 80 +i,a s11,, 70
80. 49, - e 40 eCtsrIee+on no
| S Cuiet 49, ~ = ~ - -
nee holce .
SHOWS sla 1,tn't 1a's'll
at stayed In Mr.. Fergusons mouse
part OF one day MI Ferguson. ms
son and were standing on the nver
bank throwing sticks in the water.
and was showing them how l couio
cut them in two and never mss q
shot That evening me ana jess err
guson STAYED IN the mountains, "" We
came to Charleston and stayed al
might, missed the train the mex LOTT
ing to Gassaway and stayed IN S naa1-
lesion until the next night The next
morning caught the train TO Casa
way, got in Gassaway about one
o'clock. went to a restaurant ana gos
a room, the next morning vent up
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-30

the railroad. track for about three
miles, went down on the railroad,
waited on freight train, brakeman
told me there was about six officers
on that train looking for me and
there was strip Of woods down the
track and when got to it had bet
ter get of When reached the
woods got on, went down the; track
after the train got out OF sight, Tor
about five miles. I sat down on a
pile Of ties and pulled OF my shoes
and got the cinders out OF them An
officer slipped up on.me and started
to run, they ho1Iered TO me to stop
but I paid no attention. and they went
TO shooting at me and / kept on run
ming. When saw ] was not gam
ing on them stopped and turned
around and shot one shot back, they
all like to broke their necks running
from me.
Shot at Officers.
II kept through the woods until
got into Jones's station. stopped above
there and got me something TO eat at
a farmers house. That night q
walked about five miles, stopped at a
farmers house and got something to-
eat about e:ght-thuty and saw an
automobile pass with couple Of men
in It, they went down to strip OF
woods and turned around, came back
up the road and stopped I went
down and hid under the bank. a
crowd of men came down the road and
stopped and made about eighteen men
in All; they hunted for me between
one and. rwo hours. When they found
me, they came down and told them
that they had better go back or they
would get hurt, then they went back
to the car and got their rifles
waited until they got to the edge OF
the bank where I was, Then I started
to shoot. They broke and run part
down and part Up the road started
down the road the same way some OF
them had gone until hit a STRIP OF
woods where the car had turned
then took through the woods ana
travelled back through the country
II saw crowd OF men and started
to run and they all took after me
Then I turned and back-tracked my
self, went down across county road
and took to big woods, then I got
away ava from Them for that day. was
irving to get TO Snithsvine that night
but could not get there on account
OF the distance. About o'clock that
morning was going around a turn.
and run into crowd OF men who
were watching for me. I started to
run up over the hil1 and they all start
Bullets HI:ting AN Around Me-
one hit me. in the heel of my shoe.
They chased me into Smtthsv5ue and
I saw an automobile and1 called to
chem to stop. and. told them that
saw him going down the road as hard
as he could 60 and that wanted to,
help catch him, showed them a
badge had and told them that was,
an officer. had to stay with them
about three hours before could get
away from them: After I got eway
from them had to swim the Tver
and people shooting at me All the,
time. bullets striking all around me.
N the water About O'Clock that
evening was going through Held
and saw a lady LOOKING through 2
field glass and asked her what she.
was looking for, she said she was
LOOKING fora party told her SAY
HIM on the other hill q went TO hide
and run into a couple OF men. then 7
nm They took after me, but ont
nn them Got away from them until
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-30
no 60 on STAGE

NEW YORK, May
stage career has been decided
upon by sfu. F1orenceC onkHn
Carman. as means ofratstng
funds TO pay debts incurred
during her two trial
murder OF Mrs. Louise Bailey
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-30

=. = : -: =. .'::.' :. e.
there are 116 packs OF sfo1hnunds
! ENGLAND and Wales 49,
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-30

Went to Clarksburg and nome.
there were three officers around
my house atching for me and 4
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-12-30
CGNSCRIPT ton FOR
ENGLAND CERTAIN
Modified Form of Bill to Be
Submitted Early
Next Week

u DNDON Dec. est is stated ON
l. excellent authority that the cab
met has virtually decided upon
modified form of conscripuon bill
to be introduced i'm the house of
commons next week, giving the gov
crument the necessary power should
it be found needrul to bring i'm single
men and preserve Premier ASquilhs
pledge to married men.
Yesterdays cabinet meeting al
though it failed to secure an agree
ment Of all the ministers upon the
veNed questions of the voluntary sys-
tenn versus couscripiou, was of
very critical and decisive character
and virtually reached the decision
that.tne application of force may be-
come necessary before all eligible
single men are brought to the colors.
Therefore it was resolved that at
|thc earliest opportunity a bill should
be introduced i'm parliament i'm order
that the government might have the
necessary power should il bc found
that no other course was effective
To this end.
Premier Asquith is expected TO
make a statement on the whole uucs-
tion i'm the house of commons on
. Wednesday or Thursday of next week
and announce the speedy ntrJdue-
tion of a bin Of pcrmissivc char
.actcr. making service IN the army
OBLIGATORY ON unmarried men who
have failed to enlist under the Derby
scheme.
The neutrality-suspicious. ministers
offered strong opposition ana lj Is
still unknown whether any rcsigna-
tions will follow. II is believed, how
ever. that this is quite likely now
The line of policy upon which a
majority of the ministers agree in
dicating that some at least of the
anti-cOnscriptionist section of the
cabinet so far waived their principle
as to consent to modified applica-
ton of force, is as follows:
First: That the premiers pledge
to married men is binding on the
whole government
Second: That they should be re-
deemed forthwith.
Third. That the principle of com
pulsion should be accepted.
Fourth. That the premier should
announce this policy at the earliest
opportuuty after the rcassemblng
of parliament.
1t is believed that the actual for
NAL resolution on the new policy has
been postponed until another meet
ing of the cabinet on Thursday and
that in the short interval Mr. As.
auth will be employed i'm asserting
the strongest Influences to avert dis.
Iruption of his cabinet 1t is still
quite possible that crisis may be
avoided.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-12-30
BUILD ROADS ON MoLNssEs.
Alabama Tries New Material in
Constructing Highways.

E..I .Iy ,..t......4
'".u olu- SlI"ileu moIasses is tax
,'5 ,'S pace II lhe "olid, nor so
'.uI'' '.u'I' az '0'"Ii'Iy OF jh"J humble
,oluIJ 'n' pu'NN ue3l pul as
','IlO'!' "'p'H"''IT ti,WohI "I con
=, u.iuH NoI ~. Icy 'ne Neah, ri-
''.i''',' ~ Ups 90 l'''li IhI4huDSl'
,'l,l mus a"uIil ,H1i me superior
t'' '''''lll "'I iN""S''N Oh WoIdH7,
,"T ''I''" 'H -N'I '''I maple
'.I,uS' '"' an lh'I ''''u'ul'Hl am"
''i,"l' - 'I"'O never h''.' W"Ihr".
ul I'"''S1'7 I'@ HuuH'IIN he'u dl..-
'N'i'U 10 o' 'u'.u"E material IN
''.D 'p"llu, ..'', ,'lo'l "l Iu7''0 stone am
n' "I HI'"'l '''' ld''Hl "IIn'IuIt'N nI
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-12-30
unu TO Con,crsc With Anlhors.

| have Iearnedl saws Wrlter IN The
Atlantic Monthly, that in converse
tious with authors there should be
long Dauses. This is because every
remark, after being received by the
ear, must be submitted TO a strict
brain analysis, and then given a soul
bath before it is proper to venture a
reply. have found also, that in
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-12-30
The Motor Maid.

There was a young lady Of Detroit
who at driving her car was adroit.
But her speed was too great
And her turn came too late,
And so the young lady was holt.
Tiger
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-12-30
Football Item.

He failed TO land upon the team,
Which made him very cross.
The hair he grew, as II would seem,
Is now total loss.
X. &. journal
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-12-30

Mr.. Meane-"I have nothing but
praise for the new minister"
The Deacou--"SO / noticed when
the plate was passed around,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-12-30
% -----N%-~~-
Canned.

Soph-I hear they have canned the
lean
Fresh what lean?
Soph Sardine.-Tiger
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-12-30

Want TO borrow money World
Want Ads will put YOU in touch with
the right party
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-03

H. T. Webster. who was banqueted
by the Boston Press Club a few
nights ago. found the following sign
Ia the Boston public library: Only
low talk permitted here"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-03
Beethoven |:E||:I [!
And Other Heavy. Music is Now
the Rage inpMoying Pic
ture aTheater.

LIVERPOOL. Dec. beethoven
In moveing-picture theater Is no
uncommon thing in Liverpool. In the
best movies. I. Beet hoyen is not only.
heard often, but is far from being
aloAe. Wagner, Schubert and others
Of the great masters are played "a
well It is not because the owners
are trying to educate the public. but
because the class OF music is popu-
lar in Its best sense. and after COM
ling to know IL the public does not care!
for the inferior popular music. One
music lover reports hearing move
ments from Beethoven's fifth symph-
ony. pastoral and moonlight sonatas..
selections from the Wagonerian OBJ.
eras including Parsifal and Tristan.
from Schubert's unfinished symphony
bits from Tristan and Haydn and
such modern works as Tschaikow-
sky's case noisette suite, Greig's
Peer Gynt, Sibelius's Finlandia and
the like. all performed on orchestras
Of from six to eight players. Yet in
the early days Of the Aim theater; the.
only music was q succession OF tunes,
such as were whistled on the streets.
played by'an expressio Mess pianist,
v M a r. 8
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-03
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t9a sssaa ~. ~ ~ . mn uslieo.
The aforasaidE hsaith comn ~ I ~ ar
saws that the troi,tia- "a mt wst rtsi tta
law int With fine ,nndarn ,sstbars
stTap 'makeshif IL which ,i, ara csi,ad
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tine @mnzzies viii sI,a MA cad IN a, s.ss
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rs -.
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dog that 'i3a escn o S . rn,nd !. na nda
viIIesc;rc,it 40 ~ +, \ 1ss. E 4, M
first anneared a. observation-disclosures s A.
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III a said that hat: H..te,, x -. \, -
fond NJ his cn,n n1on =, st ~ ~
night STANDS he s1ant a; Ne, -, - , oas
Kennel Tbair "a az s+, - M oos
closa ana no r,e ~, ~ : e, t,,a rsa,. va .ss
oniv nnniaa santness =. 800, rr,n . : e, .ne
small town Ns;sso; vr t4t tug - =
On this occa s,on =. 4, i, /. ~. a. &
yood intaTS a 60. Il, 4 s0n ss
Don eat the hrasIysst r uos a ~ ,l .hs
hotel for e,,esfs - =. - = 1>-s1 = t.es
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1,,ae e.st =, ty Ess. y low necmod1s!e.
taas.,a me slltn avenue TAILOR, VINO
rashivns s0wns Joe tnose VINO nave
tsrant s o M gwen nun an m
,sas,, - sne ouslness 70 alo n me
lWorK 81 creallng new gowns. Hixon.s
W. Two sis Is were returning. from Paris.
e VIZ en as 1usllanla SANK aud were
toess
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-03
iPavlowa, Mordiin and Louis 81. Caa-
|1if are In great demand at all the pri-
|vate entertainments

Col. Henry Watterson, the veteran
editor Of Louisville, r., is in New
York this week. Down on his farm
outside Of Louisville he has an aged
negro who was asked by a neighbor
the other day to take q little ride In
his automobile. The ancient servt-
tor finally consented and was asked
Il II was his first ride In an auto.
mo sab, boss" he replied. NO
sab. I dome ride once.t befo' but dis
am de first time I everSput down my
full weight in one
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-11-26
KrtgRn:.

Sc iibltc Gfterrctuingcr ira Sal
plonicn / Scrbicn, lom for Hjeblif=
fet tiltreffcr Jig ou1 ltprltc Spmprf=
1on1bcD, tpDcr pon, at 0cn lille Ter
hiifc @er c,,0m longtiro CT nnoer=
fuet al &llgarcrne pg Den tplf=
p1tri9lfc Stprfe. s Berlin bor man
/ &c iinltc to Tiger pentet poa Otter
ret1irgcr on, ct onoet Seoon /
Serbicr,, n1e1, Den toprc Srrferer
far 11coi9 1orltooct at rnon11e
Npern1ootcna fntierbc &Ul>e Snl
oenr1e uligc &ontp fon oct ltaes. III
heIc ne11nc frpgteliae &ri9 fife hor
let Mo9c til loftif, iom Scrbcrnc
bor 11opilt / set lille &unNerige. g.
reg Sppcoitprtc bcfinocr Jig 1pr
Iiehliffct / Miotpunftet al 2anocts
Bicrgc0nc, bnpr &c cnDnu bolpcr
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-11-26
3mlrgratRn.

Sra 0onit @%ogbanbel, Ge0or
Sails, Soma, Dor III netpp mobto=
get 0eres ~Sulcgrancu" for 1915.
Som Sc flelte at Toreengerl1c inoe=
bol0er ~Sl1legronen" ioor ct &el0
al originate og D%ellfrepne literere
9i0rag, bboraf cit Sci 1ton111er fra
bore egne, Donif=omerifunife Sor=
@futtere. @lon0t 0isic @iorug fan
nepnes: ~SSl1len", al 3aforios Niel=
fen; ~9cn belligc Scat, al M0anl
.9an; ~@in6en % 2in6en", al &nuo
.@jpu1p; ~@bor Ser CT @jcrter1m"
of 90. 5praien; uGrpben", al 6
5tronobolb; "Sonilien 8ro=
goaro", al Carl @nnicr; ~Ge, Ser
|bleo borte", al g. 9. Sig; sc
Cling, of M}arie Iofsbig;
~SSbar @orgc11s Sui 1tnOer 5tjer=
nebumnerct", of @elenc Strange;
~SSulebilien til 9nnife / Mmerifo"
at 8. @olteie,; ~Srappiit= 6 oitere1
/ @etblemane", al s. Gbr. 8aD;
rMer1if til '0erobre bag @olfens
|5trpmme'," al .. 81. 81. Mn6erien;
rSil Seters", al 8. 8. &irfeberg,
og On lille Mptaarsbetragt,ring"
|af Sobs. Gbriltianien.
elf Sllultrationer bringer ~SSrle:
%granen": Srlepre0ifen, en Segnin9
|nf 50. @icbelfom. 0ernelt 8ille=
Ser fra Danmarfs 5trarr1: 5torm=
|bejr. SEQ &ronborg. @inter0ae
beo Sornbefs 6tran6. @eo 2ille,
belt. &allun6borg. &efsnes TDr.
|Ssiefioro. @e0 @eile Gjor6. Sra
|Sfogens Sgn6eritrm6. 8obbierg
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-11-26

StanO impD Sc pperbpl0er10c Mn=
greb fra TIRE Si0cr. Set lDnes ion1
ON Mngribernc nGrcr bc1 ltprlte
@etGnfeligbeo ne0 at fon1mc Ser
berne pna MORT Solo, oo SC ullercoe
bar fuaet Ell 6orirnog at Set toprc
6olfs 8on1piper, for of fprlDnre lin
Notion imoD Iilintetgjprclic. Miz
lit9re Mut9prittcr er for 9iebliffet
al Sen Wc11ing, at Serbcrnc ml
fulne bol0e Stm10, bpis Set pil lpf=
fes Sc Nlliereoc at bri11ge Dem limo
lGtlling / &c nGrmclt c Gage.
Sra 9ltDen meloes, at Song Scott
ltantil lfol bone gnaet inD pan
at pprctbolDc 2ol10ets 9fc,tralitct
og at bo,1, peo &itcbc1ers @elog ifal
bare giDet NffoO poa at internerc
Sc NlliercOcs trooper, / GiltGloe
.of ct Iilbogcfulo inO oucr grpit
Gcrritprium.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-11-26

be0 @bbetio. @tebns Stint %
Spierl1p Strife. 8arti al Opens
Stint. 2pbebobe0erne be0 Sam=
mersbus. @or0bp paa Sanp. .gep=
borg Sergeleie. 9anif &p1tlon6=
Iifab. @il ban flare @pnten. Seite
,be0 5tran6en. Meoningsbplterne
ipen6es paa. Sremalter pna Sor=
ten. 0e 5fibbrubne bringes / 2ono.
,Sfagens SIR. Maager. So Tiife=
re. Siifere pua en- Stint. Sra
&oloing Gioro. l16iigt ober Mls=
iuno og @6noerborg @n. 6beno-
borg bco Sanfefulb. 9unif &plt=
.Ilan6ifob.
ll6ltpret, meo Senblif pao 8opir
og SrDf, n1aa betrugtes ion1 no ODER
Set iGobnnlige og &eftets %belifreba1e
|5fitler og Sortellinger bill itffert
ifaffe ll6giberne en- forget 2eie=
freos.
~SS1legronen" fans portofrit til
fen6t be6 Snoien6elien al Hri1en,
SO Gents, til g. Mosmusien 811=
bliibing g., 1924 60. 4tb st.,
Minncapolis, Minn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-11-26
RI REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY, Winston,Salem, NC.

1llltte0e nleO at oplple, at &unll1e=
rotcr1e inoenfp for %. 81. 81. g." p11=
ife6e at gipc ST.. 5tecn=9fosmusie11
ct lpnligt Weinoc ON Oeres Spiel cr
for % &erolettelic al bon mco
paa Nejie1l % ST.. 5teut o%pcrrof=
tcs 0erpuo Ell flpt, ltor &rD=
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fpnne, fplte Orb tolfeoc ST.. Steen=
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beoe, at bppr bo11 clb brog Zen
ban ifulbc oog fple Jig ligc lt9rft
% inoerligt fl,pttet til 8. 81. u.
g., for hpilfen Set oltiD ifl,lOc
bore bo11s Spgobc og @lGOe at bir=
fc. Slere andre Golerc bouoc Ser
otter Nr0ct, og mango bar Sc on
crfic1loenOc SrO> ser logbes on SCH
energetic og 11trntteli9c Hruiioent>
9pe1n Set fprlt % frcnnmelt ifploes
at %. 81. 81. e." far gjort Sen
rent 1,o io9t vMeteor=ligncnoe"
4urrierc.
Muottc bore hcrDGrellDc 2urbs
mGno mt ogioa treoe hiGlpenoc til
og - reoliicre11oe hpilfcn hpj
Stilli1rg 49,. q. 81. g." for tilfG1n.
pet Jig i%n0enfor SEN un1erifonifc
Gportsberoen - ltoltc oncr hnpr
berpmt &l11bben ollereOc Ct poo
begge 5i0cr al Sceonct, gjprc Set
muligt for bc11 at r1ou ltne Grpn1.
mes Mool: c1 cgcn @pgnina, Der
10 foruben til S0rGt pg1ao fn11o'
inorettcs til Gonleiol, Ghcoter- pN
etc. ion1t @l1tiffer, inole-
6es at SEN - fpr1,oiot Sen blcp 1tpr
NOT 49, tilligc f1>nOc hlinc ct nncncl
6prctogcnoe. Sf11lbe Der.
life finbes Ell bon1f Ncngclnono,
ser biloe Donc Sorlpget?
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-11-26
or nogIe code
obaks- Nyheder!

! Pibe-R@gere og Cigaret-Rullere har Diet
st@rste Traktenent i Vente ligesaa smart som
De EjGber noget Prince Albert Tobak. Mand,
her or Diet M9rke De vii synes bedre ON end
nogetscmahelst andet Slags, De tidligere har
r@gt, fordi den er saa fin i Smagen og saa kj@-
lig. De kan rqge alt, De 9nsker, og til allie
Tider. Den patenterede Fremgangsmaade be
virker det-og udelader Tungebid og Tdrhed.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-11-26
K~nrrtspnnhat1rr.

2ucf, @is., 190c Noo., 1915.
Heboftpr:-
Mo1l icr iuo D9l0ent noget / &C.
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