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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-19
Try cardlii. Your druggist sens 1.

W,is s: Chattanooga Medicine o.. Ladiss,1
advisory pept.s Chattanooga, Tenn. for Syeffail
rfftadisss on your case and 64rrago book, Home
yeatsrent Tor Wemen.y In tlatu wrapper. No. ~
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-19

system, and the parks were made for
people who can't own private parks
about their homes. Yet the people
themselves haven't influence enough
with the judges to get representa-
tives of their own-nOt even One-on
a park board.
Isn't it about time the people were
taking the power to appoint park
commissioners away from the circuit
judges and placing that power where
it will be used for the benefit Of the
people?
Or, if the people can't take the
power from these judges, they might
be considering the advisability Of
eIecting other judges who will UNDER
stand that Chicago's parks belong to
the people.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-19

o, THOSE JUDGES! - Judges of
the Circuit Court have again appoint
ed a millionaire as a member of the
South Park board, and by so doing
have turned a deaf ear to appeals
from the working class for repre-
sentative on that board.
Big Business and the banking in
terests control the park boards of
Chicago. The men whose only en-
joyment of the parks comes from rid
ing through them in automobiles
have entire control of park policy,
and whatever the fathers get who
take their wives and children to these
beauty spots in a crowded city they
get as a handout from the auto own
ers, the representative of Big Bust
ness,
When Edward Tilden died there
was a vacancy on the South Park
board. Circuit judges, who have
been given the power to appoint park
commissioners, listened to the ap-
peals of the rich and paid no heed
to requests from the workers
appointed Tilden's partner in bust
ness, L. B. Patterson, one of our
packing miIliOnaires.
What do the judges consider when
making appointments- merely con-
troll of public funds, to be placed in
this bank or that? Why don't they
consider the men, women and chill
dren for whom the parks were Great
ed? The peoples money was paid
out for the development of the park
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-19
VERSATILE.

The vicar advertised for an organ
list the other day. Among the re-
plies he received was the following:
Dear Sir: I notice that you have
a vacancy for an organist and music
teacher, either lady or gentleman.
Having boon both for several years. I
beg to apply for the position"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-19
SHORT ONES

Vermont won't notice that it has
gone dry-at least not while the hard
cider supply holds out.
Many a seIf-made man is called
that because no one else will admit
having had hand in the job.
Harvard has 90 miles Of book
shelves which, added to Brickley's
toe, makes it quite an institution Of
learning.
We are beginning to wonder mildly
what, if any, connection the moving
picture makers have with tie. Piute
uprising.
EIihu Root says all talk of nonii-
mating him for president is absolute
fooIshness. About 90,0OO,OOO of us
agreed with him before he said it.
e.. The fellows who have been busiest
declaring their patriotism and ex-
planning what America ought to do in
this crisis almost forgot to register.
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-02-05
FAIL TO ACHIEVE RESULTS
Large Industrial Concerns in China Seldom Make Money for Men
 Who Originate Them.

Though general y adroit in launch- ing an undertaking, the Chinese are | people very poor i'll bringing 1t to final success. The number of na- five industrial companies promoted
 III China in the last dozen or more years has been very great, hut eX- tremeIy few of them live today to show any favorable financial results. All these modern companies in China start with plants of the latest and most approved type employing for elen experts who are generally as ~l.lod bt Chinese newly returned .rmaahroa5 with store of scientific
 knowledge. B8t aS rule they s.l- lap faap profits from tHe5r enter a-a n.- moi tHa' the experts are incompetent. nor thu their outputs
 .el ao..r.er.or quality. They are os,rt4 1.o bN dnNat, faal interfere W.th t6e.r work. and by contracting .oen a'.r 'oa0 they ~nh lower and
 ''or G'e the qeaem.re of do5.~ with Ha Hr.0 or cTar getting out of # iH tlrr desperation tne rromo- 'er- abandon their work, and in many cases theoI.err~ run away.
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-02-05
TRIBUTE TO BOOK OF JOB
Recognized by Thomas Carlyle as One of the Great Masterpieces of
 Literary Work.

call the Book of Job, apart from all the theories about it, one of the grandest things ever written. One feels, indeed, as if it were not Hc- brew--such a noble universalitv, diff fcrcnt from noble patriotism or sec arlanism, reigns in it. A noble book MI mcn's book It Is our first, oldest tatement of the never-cnding prob em-man's destiny and Gods ways 9ith him here on this earth. And all n such free. flowing outlines; grand n its simplicity and its epic melody nd rcposc of rcconcilement There
 the seeing eve, the mildly under tandlng heart ~o true every way; rue cyg~Iglt and vision fol all hincs. material things no less than pirjfual The horse. thou hast lothed his neck with thundcr,,"- he laughs at the shaking of the pear" Such living licensees were never since drawn. Sublim, sorrow, ubhme reconciliation oldest choral melody as of the heart of mankind, 90 soft and grcat-as the summer midnight, as the world with its seas nd star~ There is nothing written,
 think, in the Bible or out of it, af equal literary merit.
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-02-05
CAN'T BE DUPLICATED.

"lIow Is Mrs. Cimbly's French pronanciation :"
 "NlrongIy individual"
 "Nhat do you mean by that ?" "likc nobody clsc's on earth"
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-02-05
NOT TO BE CAUGHT.

Hlch,Idorc-Is Miss Brown c}c,cr
 Howard Yes; nothing escapes her.
 BayhcIdorc Heavens. man. Don't t ever introduce me =. Judge.
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-02-05
EVIDENCE.

Ue-Didn't it ever occur to VOL that was in love with you?
 She--Certainly; haven't you ever noticed me laughing to myself.
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-02-05
NO CROSSNESS

Mrs, Exc Did the lawyer for the defense submit you to a cro~s-cxami- nation.
 Mr> Wvc--No, indeed; he was ss pleasant about il as he could be-
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-02-05
THAT'S DIFFERENT.

"Always keep your plans to your- self if you would succeed" advised he sage,
 But suppose you happen to be n architect?" asked the fool.
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-02-05
DEFINED AT LAST.

BiS-What's your idea of an op- tmist:
 DiN-A dead-broke individual or dering oysters with the hope that he can pay for his dinner with the pearl
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-02-05
THE TREATMENT.

"Sho'~ an ideal girl-she's always dressing up."
 Then countcract that by giving her dressing down."
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-02-05
MAKING ALLOWANCE,

Is the boy trustworthy" 7"
 l consider him so. I'd trust him as far as l could see him, Of course Ia mighty near-sighted.
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-02-05
READY FOR IT.

Driver, i, this taNicab equipped with d shock ab,orbcr;'
 ''l ,s. sir"
 Then tell me the amount of my bill."
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-02-05
IA, IA!

Middie-The sea is very treacher- ous today.
 Biddic-Yes; full of craft, ism Harvard Lampoon.
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-02-05
NOT A TRUE SPORT.

II told him l would stake my rep utation on it.
 And? 7"
 He sad he wasn't offering odds. ;
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-02-05
WORSE VET.

Say, kid, your dad has owed me a dollar for a year"
 "Dat's nothing. Ma says he owes everything to her, New Haven Journal.
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-02-05
SUITABLE MOOD.

"What did your husband say when you told him you wanted new par tor carpet for d gift"
 lie was hoored.
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-02-05
HIS DRAW BACK.

"Why, pa, ann astonished to hear you speak of Henry as you do. He is one of the hest men going"
 But he never goes.@
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-02-05
HIS PATH TO SUCCESS.

"'Io succeed oncmu~t keep in.clo,e ouch with the public"
 That certainly is essential for d pjokpocket Boston Evening Tran script.
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-02-05
THE QUICKEST.

k there any way of suspcnding ,he mwritten law :"
 "oh, yes by hanging the adyo- cates."
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-02-05

Read The Picayune, only $l.00 per year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-05
K aiser Directing
All War Plans Now

LONDON. April 5-Kaiser VII
helm 10 nj the German headqunr'
ters located near Dinnne, where
the operations OF 100000 men
arc being directed. preliminary %
the opening Of the spring cam.
pnign
Copenhagen dispatches received
here today report the presence OF
the kaiser al the front. where he
Is playing n big part IN the prep.
ihFatious for what may prove the
crucial battles OF the war
Such a varied chain Of communl-
cations has been perfected that Il
I "a declared the kaiser can within
"A few hours move entire divisions.
The means OF transportation In.
clude the German Hrmy'H wonderful
automobile transports rs well AZ
the railways. which have been
placed IN the best OF condition.
Realizing that the battles which
mus, begin soon may decide the
fate ~ hir empire. the kaiser IL
constantly IN conference with his
staff.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-05
BOY HAWKSHAW
TRACES THIEVES
TO HIDING PLACE

40 office boy in tho employ Of a
railroad detective today shares
credit for tho arrest OF a gang Of
men tho police suspect arc re.
sponslble for a long list Of crimes
in Seattle
Tho men. three In number. were
arrested Sunday In their cabin.
near Riverside. The boy trnced
them there. The raid followed.
The boy IL Bert Robinson. who
works IN the office OF Special
Agent John IS. WeFuick. Of the
Milwaukee, line. Wernlck had lines
Oh tho gang. but repeatedly met
With failure whenever he tried to
follow them To their hiding place
lie put the Juvenile sicu,h on the
case Saturday The boy was quick
TO Ind the house.
Accompanied hy Detectives l.. c.
Harris and W 8. McGraw.
Wernick and John Iaily. one OF his
deputies. descended on tho shack
late " tho afternoon. Thoy sur.
prlsed, four occupants Of the house.
Three were overpowered. The
fourth made his getaway through
a window.
The mon under arrest arc Vim.
Mcfarland. 81. 81 s. McGregor. 10.
and II. Nolnar. so
a lRpe quantity OF miacei-
ianoous goods. which the police sar
vas stolen. was found In tho house.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-05
LAFE FIGURES
OUT new PLAN
FOR ECONOMY

Tho county commissioners some
time ago took the salary OF Dr. u.
NJ stone. county Jail and stockado
physician and surgeon, gave u the
ouee-ovor grlnned and glccfully
trimmed a.
II was SIS month.
K il now $50.
Aud sheriff Hodge had recon.
mendod that Il be set al 500.
nr Stones salary was cut IN the
interests OF ECONOMY. And yet
Or. Stone IL man with long
years OF practice. lie knewa his
business lie knows Il SO well that
for So years he has been Sheriff
Hodsc's family physician.
While | am sheriff" said Hodge
Monday. Il am held liable for the
welfare of every prisoner IN tho
county jail and az the stockade n
one dies and hts relatives wish re.
dress. they sue me. not the coun.
".
Il am entitled TO the services OF
a physician and surgeon. and with
the interests OF my prisoners Rt
heart. look FOR the best man I can
get My family doctor IL none too
good for my prisoners. Hut good
doctor can not be expected 70 attend
ESQ patients a day for nothing"
That's the sheriffs idea OF tho
case.
The commissioners demand ccon.
omy. So they trim salaries IN tho
sherifrs office. Nowhere else have
salaries been cut.
Meanwhile. sheriff Hodge looks
up the law. His family physician
has refused to perform tho services
required for $50 a month. Other
| physicians uphold him.
So Hodge looks into the law books
and finds there Is no such office ms
that OF county Jail physician. nor OF
county physician. but that services
rendered by a physician or surgeon
shall be paid for according To a
schedule OF fees. che amount 10 be
fixed by the doctor.
| And Hodge proceeds. Ho wants a
good physician for his prisoners.
/ Result.
Dr. Stones fees for last month.
Just submitted. we're $3.50. and his
schedule OF fees Is less than tho usu.
al professional fee. az that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-05
ROBBERS KILL
STOREKEEPER
and employees

NEW YORK. April S.
Hacked 10 pieces with meat
eloavers, the bodies Of Otto
zinn. cafe proprietor, and two
employees. were found here TO-
day few minutes after rob
hers had murdered them and
looted the cash drawer.
The slayers evidently en-.
tered the little restaurant
quietly and walked back 20 the
Kitchen, where they seized the
eleavers and attacked the en-.
rleyes.
zlnn. hearing the cries Of tbs
rictlms. rushed 10 their aid. onll
10 be struck down "a he stoppc,
Ihroueh the door.
Passershy. seeing blood In IN,
restaurant. investigated. The real
af tho building and the kitchen
vas n shamhles In pool OF BLOOD
ay the cleaycrs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-05
TURKISH CREW
BLOWS UP OWN
BATTLESHIP

coNsTANTlNoPLE. via Der.
lin, April 6.-Thc loss Of the
Turkish armored cruiser Med
lldioh In Sundays battle of
Odessa was officially admitted
today. The cruisers crew Of
800 men waa saved by other
Turkish warahips.
Two small Russian vessels were
sunk and their crews captured IN
tho same engagement. the statement
added
Tho Modiidieh struck a mine neai
shore while the Turkish squadron
Was chasing "A flotilla OF torpedo
boats and mine aweopern. which
were sighted
The breocblocka Of tho guns
aboard the Mediihieh were removed
and when D. WAS seen the vessel
was seriously injured the Turks
themselves torpedood her. 30 there
would be no chance OF the enemy re-
floating the ship
Tho Admiralty also announced
that a mine Hwoeper Of the enemy
attempting 90 enter the Dardanollos
was sunk by Fort kumkale.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-05

wicked man shall die IN his
lniqulty. but his blood viii
require M thine hand "- Ezek.
3s1S,
4. sHuN EVIL CoMPAN.
tONs-Ayoid bad people. bad
books, bad thoughts. Read
the First Psalm,
"Bc so not uneqnnlly yoked
together with unbclieverg. for
what fellowship hath right
eousneHa with unrightcoun.
ness. and what communion
hath light with darkneBa--
what part hath he that be.
lieycth with an infidel-
wherefore come out from
among them aud DO yo sep.
arato. saith the Lord II
Cor 6sia.i7.
Try To win the wicked for
God. but DO not choose them
for your companions
3. JOIN SOME CHURCH
BE faithful IN your attendance
nt the Sabbath and mid.wcek
services.
not forHakinE the aasemb-
ling ~ ourselves together. RH
the manner OF some is."--Hob.
1895.
Cooperate with your pastor.
God has appointed tho pastor
60 be shepherd over tho
church and YOU should give
him due reverence and seek
10 assist him 10 bits plans for
the welfare OF the church.
c. GIVE TO THE SUP.
PORT or THE LORDS
WORK Give ~ the lord hath
proHporcd you Cor. 1879.
"ulvc not grudsinEly or 81
necessity. for God iovefh n
cheerful Rtvcr ~ Cor 9:I
z. 20 NOT BECOME DiS.
COuRADED Expect tcmp,a.
lions. announcement aud per
secutlou. the Christian life Is
warfare
Yes. and al who yin live
rodiy IN Christ Jesus shall
suffer persecution. III Tim.
a.i2
Read often the following
passages Of Scripture Ro.
mans s:iS James 1919. Co
rinthianE 1918.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-05
TO MAKE a SUCCESS or
CHRISTIAN Life

Now that YOU are a child
OF God YOuR growth de.
ponds upon YOURSELF.
II IL impossible for Won 10
become a useful Chriatlan an.
less you are willing Ia do the
things which are ahrolutely
essential 10 your spiritual
growth, To this end the fol.
lowing suggestions VIII be
found 10 be OF vital import
anco.
I. STUDY THE BIBLE
Set aside az least 10 minutes
a day for Bible study let
God talk 10 you 10 minutes a
day through Ills Word. Talk
to God rs minutes a day IN
prayer TAX for God 10 min.
utss day
As new born babes desire
the sincere milk Of the word.
that yc may grow thereby"
1 Peter "a
This Word OF God IN food
for the soul Commit 10
memory one verse OF Scrip
turr each day. Join bible
class lPHa. ii9:in.
2. PRAY NucH-PrayinE IL
talking TO God. Talk "a Him
about oyerything-your per.
plcxitica. joys. SORROWS. sins.
mistakes. friends. encmlea
lie eaTaful for nothlnE. but
la eEerytb.ng b prayer aud
duplication with Thanksgiving
let your requests be made
known unto God Pail 60.
2. WIN SOME ONE FOR
CHRlsI-For spiritual growth
you need not only food tliihle
study hut exercise Word
for Christ. The only work
Christ ever ert for Christians
h Go win others.
Go ~ into all the world
and preach the gospel n
every creature Mark 1913.
when say unto the
wicked from his Wicked way.
and thou eivest him not warn.
Ing. nor spcakeat to warn the
Wicked from his wicked way.
to save his life. the same
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-05
Mrs. Gilman Raps
the Human Race

Mrs. Charlotte Perkins Gilman.
noted woman writer and lecturer,
spoke Saturday evaning at the Y.
w. G. A. on "Whnt Humanity tx
For" Sho raped the human race.
particularly her own sex.
Mon make tho world" she said
such rs II r.. and women make
the men. ANY person who under.
took to raise hens. and had aa
largo a percentage OF crlpples and
idiots among them as in humanity.
would have TO quit business or
learn better methods"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-05
Prime Eitel Will
Intern, Report Now

WASHINGTON. April 5.~-of.
flclala here today we're unanimous
IN tho belief that the German
cruiser PrlnE Eitei Frederick viii
intern 81 Newport News.
Although Il has been repeatedly
reported tho PRIME Eitel was pre-.
pairing for a dash 70 sea. 20 elude or
give battle 10 the British and
French cruisers lying IN wait for
n. tho commerce destroyer was still
at It's anchorage today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-05
WHAT IT MEANS TO DC
a CHRISTIAN

"'NNh " "1FN@ ~ NG
a CHRISTIAN
a Christian IL any man.
woman or child who comes 60
God As n lost sinner. accepts
the Lord Jesus Christ as their
personal Saviour. surrenders
TO Him as their Lord and
Master. confcsses HIN as
such before the world and
strives 90 please Him IN
everything day by day"
Have you come 90 God rc-
aliEing that you are a lost
sinner Have You accepted
the Lord Jesus Christ as
YOUR personal Saviour. that
Is. do you believe with all
your hear, that God laid all
YOUR iniquity on himf
Elsa. $50 and that lie bore
the penalty X YOUR sinsf
Il Peter 2;2H. and that
YOUR sins are forgiven be-
cause Jesus died In your
steadf
Have YOU surrendered 20
Him as your Lord aud Mas
ter That ia. are YOU viii.
ing 10 do Ills will oven when
II Conflicts with your deairef
Have YOU confessed to
Him as your Saviour and
Master before the world7
Is u YOUR purpose TO
strive 10 please Him In every.
thing day by day
II YOU can sincerely Anawcr
YES" 20 the forcsolng qucs.
tons. then you may know on
the authority Of Gods Word
that YOU are NOW n child
% God John 1870. that you
have NOW eternal life John
$780,. that IL 10 say. II you
have done YOUR part u. e..
believe that Christ died In
your place. and receive Him
HE your Saviour and MASTER
God has done Its part and
impaired 20 you tits ovn ma.
ture an Peter t;D.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-05
Land 10000 Men to
Open Dardanelles

BERLIN. by Wireless 10 Say.
Vile April More than 10000
Anglo French troops have been
landed on Lemnoa Island for opera
lions against the DardanelleE IN
support Of the bomharding fleet. &C.
onrdlug % Athens dispatches to
day
Reports that the landing OF the
troops M Lemnon IA really a pre-
cautionary measure prompted By
Ruasla'H desire for an outlet from
the Black sea are being circulated
in ConstAnunople.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-05
Hazel Didn't Care
to Be Arrested

Mrs. Hazel Stevens. %. twice
rlsked her lifc Sunday night in an
attempt 10 otSain her freedom, fol.
lowing her arrest at the Jersey
hotel, While officer Van Buskirk
was leading her from the hotel.
she broke loose from him and tried
to dive out a socond.story window.
Van Buskirk grabbed her ankles.
on the way TO Jail. aho again az.
tempted to aTape by jumping
from tho speeding police auto.
Mrs. Stevens ia charged with dis.
orderly conduct.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-05

iase OF Petrallari was iooscncd by
the quake and rolled down into the
valley. II N feared the yilagc was
destroyed. though reports indicate
Tho Inhabitants mar have escaped
b. fiight.
Communication With Avexano
Rseff and other point. affected BY
the quake IN interrupted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-05
WAR NEWS CAUSES
RIOTS IN AUSTRIA

ROME. April 5.--Serious disturb
ances. during which several persons
were Killed when Il was necessary
TO call ont troops. we're reported
throughout Austria today. following
the admission Of the war office OF
rcverscs In the CarpathianA ac-
cordiag 10 dispatches
In Vienna. Budapest. Brunba aud
Prague. these dispatches declare.
crowds thronEed the streets. shout.
ing and icerinE. and demanding tho
goYernment Eua for peace.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-05
SHUTTLE SERVICE
GETS O. X. OF STATE

Wallingford shuttle service viii
not be ordered discontinued by tho
public service commission, Chair.
man Reynolds says. Tho commits.
sion has the matter under advise.
ment and win shortly render n de-
cision.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-05
ITALY SHAKEN;
REPORT VILLAGE
IS SWEPT AWAY
~ ALICE ROBE

ftnffrd FFss~ Wait N1fftsponA0nil
ROME. April b.-Itaiy was shaken
BY another earthquake early today
1t IL feared that at least one village
was destroyed. but whether there
has been any loss OF life cannot BY
determined az yet
Tho quake center was evidently
In the Avezano district. where more
than $4,000 perEons were Killed In
February.
Strong shocks were felt there. NJ
Rlsti. and within 30 miles OF Rome.
A slight shock wns felt here a; Z 30
IN. m.
A large rock overlooking the VII.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-05
Kids to Get Theatre

Seattle children are 20 have n
theatre all their own. A modest
man. who does not want bis name
mentioned. has donated n site.
Building funds amounting 20 $685..
600 have been raised
such is the announcement Of the
Junior Drama league.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-05
May Get Seattle job

UniNer/y regents who enter
tained Dr. GUY Potter Benton. pres
ident OF Vermont university. at a
banquet 81 the Rainier club Satur
day Intimate he is likely to become
head OF the University OF Wash,
ington.