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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-02
The Parsons Souders GIoDe Store
Has a Stock of GL0Des

AS varied as any woman
can desire, as good, in all
essentials, as any we have
ever sold in more than
twelve years, and better
than any we have sold in all
that relates to improved
Styles, fashion features,
fine work, and perfect fit
ting
There is nothing else in
the matter Of clothing that
means so much to a woman
as her new Easter suit.
And nothing that means
so1nuch to the new suit as
the gloves that go with it.
Smartest of all are the
&C u o NJ a two-clasp
glace kid glove with single
row stitching on back, $1.25
AND TILE SANE, with
Paris-paint stitching is
80. Ask for the Cen
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-02
Waldo, Hotel Music

The Cadcnza orchestra will render
the following program of musical the
Waldo hotel tonight:
March-s.Iron King. st. Clair
Selection I. L Eli ref " Friml
Vocal solos ectad Gus Smith
Waltz I. SSSarii .4.s. .. Kalman
Vocal solo selected Gus Smith
Selec JON Watch Your Step.
800. ~. ..t. - 81 Berlue
ch-Iriauois'''' .5.s.... Heichold
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-02
Buster Br0lDu STOCKINGS

We sell thousands Of pairs a year! The safest
stockings for men women and rough and tumble
kids-four.pairs in dollar boxes with the lids. New
stockings for every pair that do not stand the four
months wear.
Buster Browns the harmless hose to save those
mothers in town who dislike to Darn. Darn. Darn
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-02

winners. However. both sides did
excellent 's work and the final count
was close. The Blues were cap
tanned by Squire G Harry G or
~ Gordon and DR.. u W. Showalter
headed the winners. 3
he membership campaign was a
big success and the brotherhood now
has a total membership of 1855,
making IT. the largest Organization OF
its kind In the United States Nearly
400 new mem bers were added in the
last year.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-02

and three tablesp oons3 Of corn starch.
Put this mixture into the hot milk
and stir till Very thick. Take from
/ fire and favor will vanillas Fill the
baked crust. beat whites Of eggs to
a stiff froth. add two tablespoons OF
powdered sugar and cover top Of pie.
Brown lightly in the oven, if choco-
late pie is desired a ID two squares OF.
melted chocolate to ingredients IN
double boiler and omit the havoring.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-02
THE RESPONSIBILITIES COlNPANY

church Easter Sunday morning and
afternoon will be Miss Catherine
Flora, Miss Htlda Glinn, Dana Davis
and II. Naybury Harrison.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-02
Interesting n1ccti., -

a Very interesting meeting OF the
Parish Aid Society of Christ ispisco-
pal church was held Friday afternoon
in the parish house l.3I
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-02

college girls and boys home from
school and their visitors. Mr.. and
Mrs. y Hornor Davis and Mr. and
Mrs: Boyd f.. Hornor cha peroned the
young people.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-02
PERSONALS

Roy Horror, who has been spend
Ing the winter with his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Charles A. Hornor, will
leave early In the week for Montana
Robert Hood arrived nome this.
morning from the Baltimore Medical
College to spend the Easter vacation
with his parents. DR.. and Ms. 'rholn-
as NJ. Hood.
Charles PettiErew will leave to-
night for New York. to spend Easter
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Thorn
as w. Pettigrew. y.
John Hart. Jr. will be home Satur-
day from New York to spend the
spring vacation with his father, John
b. Hart.
Miss Webster. Of York. Pa. is a
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Maybury
Harrison. ~
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-02
a Sale Extra! Of Ladies
Fine Easter Hats Here
Saturday, IS

Exactly SO Hats, in smart models, unusual
and becoming styles; models to be found here
exclusively and marked five dollars each
Each one different
remarkable group from which to select
your hat TO wear Easter
Actual Values Sc to So
We secured this lot Of hats from one Of our
regular travelling men who preferred to sell
them at a sacrifice rather than take them
back to Headquarters upon his returning
home Saturday.
Don't for one minute think they are least
d pit RULED, mussed or soiled, not at all; each
Sspic, span, new, fresh, ready to put right on.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-02
JURY TRIALS OVER.

Jury trials in the criminal court for
the present term are over and all
Jurors have been discharged.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-02
.EorlALiss Hofrln.an.

Compliment to Miss Mary Hoff-
man, of Baltimore, who is a guest of
Miss Virginia Sntder, Miss Agnes
Hood entertained at a 6 O'Clock dinner
Thursday evening. Covers we're laid
for six. and yellow spring blossoms
were used in the attractive decora-
tons.
SoloistS TO Sing.
The soloists3 WHO will sing at the
musical services OF Christ EpIscopals
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-02
True Values
Attenda Serrices !,

Quite a mum Der of the girl gradu-
ates OF the Central high school. who
are home from Eastern colleges for
their Easter vacation attended today
Sthe morning services at the chapel OF
the Washing Irving gh school.
VI Enjoyable Dance.
a small but very aenjoyable dance
was given Thursday evening at the
Country Club house in honor Of the
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-02

taur.
OUR $500 KID COVE.
IS THE LADIMOR, one
clasp with wide embroidery
backs.
BONA is a new glove at .
1928; 2-clasp) large (peai.l
clasp back, white, tans,
with wide embroidery on
back. Black with white,
white with black and tan
with white or black. Pique
sewn.
For evening wear, 16
button kid gloves $3.50, 81,
and $3.50; white and black.
l2-button white kid
gloves, $3.50.
KAYSER'S SILK AND
Fabric GLOVES, long and
short, black, white and col
ors, SOC to $3.50.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-02

I ON m y Tucker, Vestee,
Balkan and Mid II style. All
conbina tons, such as blue
trousers and white Waisfs,'
white vestee or blouses AGE
2 to 9 years. Price $1.25 toI
$3.50.
Splendid 81 owing Of all
the NEW PATTERNS i'll Ill
Chill ID r. 81 N S HEAD
GEAR. Daint ~ mod els for
chill ren: Age 2 to 8 years
Soc upwards.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-02
Plenty NelD Dresses, Hats
and Wash Suits For
the little Ones

In the Children's Store
MILDLY DRESSES for
girls, age a to 10 years.
Pleated Galatea skirts Of
plain blue and white mid y
comb ination. Price S1.50.
MILDLY BLOUSES All
white and white with blue.
collars, fast colors; well
made. Full fl ting sizes. Age
6sto 10 years. e Price ST. 90.
BOYS WASH SUITS
Tiny Tads, Oliver Twists.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-28
eien. 3as Gaterlan6 ideert {

teiel1. 3os gaterlano ideert Sic
ni6t ur6 Sic baben nit auen &ar=
teien fofettiert. ga logar SIRE Sect
gl111gen reiben Sic 10 obne ie6en
@run0 aus ibrem Screen tpie Sbren
&ab. MlS Sic 6en @aiier nit frie=
6enoer 8etpunoerung umgaben, als
Sic ibn AM ern 6reun6 in Ser Motb"
nonnten ltr6 fir ein 8iin6niB nit
0elttidlan6 %ei1traten, 90 geidab 6as
1ltr> Inn Sire Hreoigt 511m &rieg ge=
gen 6ranfrei6 tpirfiomer 5u MAIDEN.
Mit einem @ort: Isle maren 611rd)
5po115ig Sabre Der iournaliitii9e
8ranoltifter in England, Elm Mann,
ltets bereit, Ole @elt in Slammen GIT
Der ieben, Inn baral1s Elm 3ettnngs=
plafot at nta6en. Diei er &rieg miro
pielen Dingen ein @n6e bereiten, un6
11nter 6iei len miro ii6, 10 6iirfen mir
boffen, a1e6 sos @n6e 6es unbetGpou=
iten ginfln1les befin6en> Ser iemols
6ie @eele haa e1rgliiden Sournalis=
mus nun ber6orben nn6 bergiftet
bat."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-28
Kinder 8chreio0
MACH FLETCHER'S
GAS oRIA
@ie Gin Splbat 6as Giierne &rena
ertparb.

Stills, 4. Mop. Gin Solbat aus
un1erer @emeinoe, Ser 5tpeimal in Sic
@dnoe ser 6ein6e gerietb 11no nit
oem @iiernen &re115 a11sge5eidnet
un6 5um ltnteroffi5ier erboben tpur=
Sc, idil6ert in elmer in @edlingbou=
fen, @eitpbalen> erideinen6en Set
tung mie folgt einige ieiner grleb=
nilie:
2iebe gltern! - Sd min @1@ Ell
nige meiner @rlebniiie mittbeilen.
mar onfangs 6es &rieges 5tpei
Sage Dor ser groBen sdIodt BEL. d.
BON iran30iiider &aballerie gefongen.
@s mar 6es No6ts, mGbren6 i] mtf
&atrouil1e tpar. 3met metner 2eute
muroen geidoiien. Sn @er5meiflung
iudte id einen Mugenblid, mo @ele=
genbeit NOR, m1s3nfraben, un6 lief,
mos ih fonnte, iiber, cine gobn nn6
umaingelt pom Tein6, iiber einen
3ehenplab, 100 man mild 6ob geie-
ZEN bate. Sd froh in Elm &oIamo-
ga5in 3piihen Sic Stempel;; 90 bIieb
ih amei Sage; id horte bel1t'fe
gtimmen un6 Ser 6ein6 tpor 8uriid=
geidlagen. Sd ging CUR @ompagnie,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-28
Gin omemer Brief.

giner ser getpiienloielten &eber
gegen 0euti6lan6 lit Ser 9onooner
3e:tungsmagnat 9oro Nort5cliffe,
gigentbiimer Der 2onoener Iimes u716
ser 0ailp Mail, 6eren per6erblibe
@iiblarbeit Ser SSntrigl1enpolitif Sir
goparo @reps fraftig borgearbeitet
bot. Ser g%egentpartige &rieg 1T im=
n1er eine 2ieblingsioee 2or6 Nortb=
cliffes ge1peien un6 unablaiiig bat er
o11rd) leine 8latter auf Sen &rieg bin=
arbeiten la1len. 0us miro linn 1T
einem offenem 8riefe borgebolten,
oen Elm gngldn6er in ser Sononoer
0ailp Nems per0ffent1idt. ~@S miro
feline Sdtpierigfeiten baben, anf Die
&risge bin5umeiien, 6ie Sic angeitif=
tet hoben," beiBt es IN 0em 8riefe
under onoerem; uauf oen &ob, 6en
sic gefaet, a11f Sic Sadie, 6ie Sic Der
laiien baben, orrf Sire 5alidungen,
ste Sic iiberan berbreiteten. sic ba=
ben SOS alles getban, nidt neil Sic
irga11o eine1t @la1tben batten, ni6t,
neil sic irgeno Elm Brin5ip bo6 biel=
ten. sic baben oas aues getban, meil
sic Sen grfolg irtdtem, nn6 Ser gr-
folg lit 0as ein5ige, mobor Sie Md=
tung boben nnter al SEN @ebeimnii=
fen uno &%etltgfeiten 6es 2ebenS. MlS
Sic Sen &rieg gegen ste 8uren pre-
oigten, mar es nidt, neil STE sic SUI
rem boBten nno england 1iebten: eS
tpor MIR, neil sic SIRE 8eitungen GIT
berfuufen per1tan6en. Mls sic BEN
@rieg gegen Sranfrei6 pre6igten nno
perfiin6eten, mir miir6en 5ranfret4
init Sdmub nn6 8lut be6eden" nn6
leine &olonien De11ti6lan6 geben, ge-
ldab es 1i9t, peil sic irgeno etmas
gegen 6ranfrei6 batten, ion6ern neil
sic tpuBten> tpie man Ste Mngen=
Observation-Disclosures 6es britiiden So
bells ousbentet. Mls sic anf 6te
1dtper1 ten MaBregeln gegen &uBlano
6range1 tpegen 6es l1nfalls in Ser
MoroIee, 90 muBten sic iebr pobl,
6ob ga MIR elm @eriebe1 borlag. Mber
sic matBten o11d, 6aB 6as &rtegs=
geI6rei Sbnen cine quite &eflme fir
SIRE 8eitungen COB. Mls sic I'M ber=
gange1ren Sriibling 6ur@ SIRE 8ei=
tungen bon Ser Simes abmdrts 6en
@iirgerfrieg propbe5eien lieBen, %
fiimmerten @ie fi@ mdt 1m 6as
WoEI 6es 2an6es un6 um sic Har=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-28

biSbcrigen &eiultateu Ser am II. De-
5en1ber BON General Soffre, 6em front
5oiiiden Sberbefeblsbaber, befoble=
men augemeinen Sffen1ipe nn5ufrie=
oen gu fem. Dte 9eutiden baben
lire 2inien, lire @teaungen ni6t MIR
ourdtpeg bebauptet, ion6ern iie itel=
lentpeiie uetter borgeidober uno mir
6en cine tpeitere oerartige Sffeniibe
ieitenS 6es Sein6es piufommen bei=
BEN. SIRE gegentpdrtigen @teuun=
gen itn6 ungemein itarf, un6 sic
oeutid)en Mrmeen befinoen iid) ibren
@egnern gegeniiber auf ser gan3en
9inie I'M @ortbeil. - General BON
6olferbapn fam Damn BEL 8eantmor=
tung elmer betreffs ser eriten Spera=
tionen Ger Deuti6en in Branfrei9 an
i'm geridteten Srage ouf 6ieien Ebeil
6es Sel65uges GIT 1preden nn6 iagte
1t. a.:
u@Maare Unit fer eriter Gormar16 omf
NartS in ieoer Sitrii6t erfolgrei6 ge=
me1en, 10 tpare er ais cine g%ldn5en6e
@oqbringu1rg 5u be5ei6nen. Mber tpie
6ieSahen iteber, lit er immerbin cine
betpunoernstpertbe 2ei1tung. Sb 6arf
MIDI um 10 FREEZER in sic em Gimme
auslpreben, olS id nit oem gnttper<
fen beS 6elb5ugsplanes nidts 5u tbu1
gebubt babe. SIM iibrigen treten in
ieoem &riege Stodungen un6 Gt0-
r11ngen Elm. Sci unierer riidfmarti=
gen 8etpegung 1tn6 mir in uniere ge=
%genpdrtige Mf%tionslinie eingei@menft,
in Ser mir 6urdtpeg erfolgrei6 gene
fen iin6. Srrigertpetie itebt man in
TN ieren Sperationen in Slan6ern Ell
nen Geriu@, Calais 5u errei6en ur6
6ie fei16liden Mrmeen 5u flanfieren.
Dieie Hbaie 6es Selo5ugeS NOR in
@trtlidfett 6as @eiultat eines bon
BEN frm80iiiden un6 britilden
'Streitfrdften nnternommenen Ser
inhes, in n0r6lider &i9hung bor511=
oringet1, unS bonn Meere ab5uidnet=
oen, uniere re&te Slanfe 5u nmge<
fen, Mrttperpen at emieben nn6 uns
m1s @elgien 5u treiben. Mber sic
Musfibrung ibrer Bldre miBlnng,
mdbren6 unfere @egenit0Be 6urda11s
erfoigret@ tporen. @ir befinben uns
in 9iinitigeren Stellnngen alS bor-
her,"
. l1eber 6te Sapferfett ser britiiden
Sol0aten ipra@ ii6 Ser itellpertreten=
Sc 6el1tide @eneralitabshef nit gro=
Ber Anerfennung aus. sd babe al
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-28
S%mtereNantes Smterniew.

gine iiber 2on6on fommenbe Spe=
5ialoepeide bringt Elm iiberaus inte=
reiiu)1tes Srterptem nit @eneralle11te=
nart gri6 BON 6alfenbapn, preuBi=
idem &riegsminilter un6 iteupertre=
ten6em @eneralitabs6ef. @r lit in
Mnbetra6t ieiner boben berantpor=
t%un9sbollen gtenung nod ein iunger
Mann bon auBeror6ent1i6er Mrbeits=
fraft nn6, pie es in ser Depei9e
beiBt, bonn friiben @orgen Biz gum
lpGten Mbeno in ieinem 8urea11 tba=
tig, SOS in @iniidt ser BORT fortpdb=
reno in GROCER Mn3ab1 ii@ meloen=
SEN Sffi5tere 6en @in6rud zines 8ie=
nenforbes mo6t un6 fi@ nit Den
ibrigen &al1mltdteiten 6es @robea
@enerolltabes in einem fron80iiiden
neutrality-suspicious. befinbet, in mn=
mittclbarer Mabe 6es in einem
@9l0Bden acknowledgement @roben
&ouptq11ortiers. General bon Sal
fenbopn ipro@ ii6 6em Snterpiemer
gegeniiber nit mobltbuen6er Sffen=
beit ol1s iiber Ser DentibIan1 aufge=
5tpnngene1r @rieg un6 6ie gegertparti=
ge &riegs1ttuatton.
8ie er iagte, bot mani 6eutider=
ieits 6nrdous feline nria@e, nit Ben
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-28
@rDa,t ,nub 8eben.

8iuiomS Servings 8rpan, i6reibt
in ei11em nit obiger ueber19rift be-
titelten Mrtitel 6te @bicagoer nMben6=
poit" erbielt 6as b0d1te Mmt, 6as
N%raiibent @ilion gu bergeben batte.
@arum? Nt9t neil ser Brdit6ent ibn
ors3ei6nen moIte; nidt meil er ibm
Nnerfenm1ng 1pen6en tpollte fir SOS,
tpo5 ct fir 6en 6emofrafi16en &C.
banfen nn6 sic 6emofratii9e Bartei
getban batte; midt meil er ibm beion-
oere 6abigfeiten fir oas Mmt 3u-
traute> nidt banf %perlonlider 6reun6=
fdaft un6 @ertbfdqbung 6es 8rdlt=
benton fir i'm. @s pur6e linn Elm
Elob in 6em &abinet @ilion's einge.
rdun1t - ser .b06ite 8lat = meil
MIR ser erite 6em Mone, ser 6retmal
Ser Observation-Disclosures ser. 6e>
mofrotiid1en Nartei tpar nn6 nod int
mer MISUNDERSTANDING begte,
geniigert, ibm einigermaBen - Ben
M1trh ltopfen fonnte. 8rpat mur6e
gum @tootsiefretdr gemobt, tpetl man
bottle, i'm u1f 6teie @etie rnidd6lt@
MAIDEN 5u f0nnen. @eiI man i'm
fannie: tpnRte, boB man bon linn,
Sem lelb1tiudttgen Gemogogen, mebr
oncr meniger offene @egnerid1aft, mel,
6iifc un6 raehiiidtige @ridmerung
ser @teunng ser M6miniitration un6
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-28
Gin &enebiftiner TON M%ariaitcin NIT
bem Giierncn 8reu5 gcidmii6t.

Dem u8os1. @olfsbI." gebt aus
oem pielgenonnten @rgonnenmoloe
sic Madridt 5u> ooB Ser 9ipiiions-
pfarrer Der. Snf.= Chiffon $50.
g. Moron6 Meper, Irofeiior om
@onegium in Mlt6orf, am 80. No-
bender nit SEM @iier1ten &reu5e
5peiier &loiie o11sge5eidnet purbe.
geim Giien 6es 3ibiiionsitabes trat
Ser fomman6ieren6e General anf oen
genonnten 6elopre6iger 5u un6 ia9te
ibm 1o6 iibIider 8egrubung: Sir
Sbre gottgeiegnete nno pflidtgetrelte
slrbeit, fir Sbre unter %perionlidNer
@efabr o1sgeiibte Seeliorge Fat 9.
so. ser &oiier onldBli6 feines @eI IT.
dies in Sen Mrgonnen gerubt, Shrett,
SEER &rofeiior, SEN Sr6en bes Giler'
mem &reu8es 5meiter @laiie gu per,
leiben. Sc gereidt mir CUR @bre n1o
Tre11oe, Sbnen 6asielbe NIT oem
Mus6rud meines perionliden Danfes
at iiberreiden." @oter Morano
maht iid o11d, Inn Sic einheimtfde
8ep6lferurg febr berbient, in6em er
ibr nidt MIR Sen Seeliorger erl ebt,
Ser einriiden m1Bte, 1o1toern Sen nte'
len hartbeorGngten 6amilien 8eras
fher 1fn6 0e1hiiBer lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-28

unb aaes tpar frob> bab id mie6er
"a NOR. @or adt Iagen bin i@ mie-
Der auf YotrouiQe getpeien nit mel
nem 2eutnart un6 flint Mann. Sd
bin nit gang 5erldoilenem @n5ng
gliidlid 3uriidgefommen. S6 babe
nun ben ebrenpolen, aber b0dit ge-
fabrliden a(uftrag, Yomben gu lper-
fen. Sd ma6e es, obne cine Wiene
gu ber5ieben. S6 babe Biz jebt gro-
BE Urfolge gebabt. 6abe i6 mid
bis ouf 5pa1r5ig Meter %berongearbei=
tet, Damn 3iebe i6 oen Climber, nno
Elm Domer1petter ihldgt in Die feino=
liden &eiben. Sim Witttpo6 nadtS
2 ltpr babe i) nit elmer 8ombe feds
Mall11 nieoergeitredt. Wenn MIDI oie
Jran5mdmner befommen fon1ten, lie
miiroen mild in Stide idneioen. Sd
muB MIDI ieben Gag beim Stabe bor=
lteqen, urro aQe freuen li9, menn id
mie0er o. bin.
SOM 90. Bis 20. September NOR
ib gum 5peiten M1ale %getangen. Bin
nodts i'm Walbe unter DEM gr0Bten
Gerfolgunasfeuer auSgeruft. SD
mar linfe @efe6ts : EatrouiQe nro
lab feinen Ieutiden. Sd lief iiber
Sierra un0 5hal; Quf einn1al borte i6
Elm @erdui9. S6 gebe barauf 5n
un6 fragte: @as fir elm &egiment?
elber 90 fam i9 idon an; i6 mar BET
6ran5mdnrern, muBte mein @epebr
abgeben, ubidnauen un6 NIT MOT
lhieren 6ur6 Sen Ba16. am @alo=
ran5e fornmt cine Gatrouille bon ur1=
lerer aopaGerie. Mues feuert, un6
bn]b mar i6 aus be1n @al6. SSb
~lteuerte auf I'M ere Nrtiaerie gu, Die
in fur5er 3eit Die 6einoesbanbe Der
ni@tet batte. 9ieie Ibat erregte fol-
dies Mnfieben, oaB ib iofort DEM Sc
neral borgeiteQt mur6e. Mad6em er
MIDI iber mein 3ipilleben gefragt,
5og CT Elm gtui aus ieiner 5aide un0
iprob sic @orte: Mein @obn, i6
iiber.eide sir biermit per onlid 6o5
giierne &ren5. @ott itebe STR Bel 5u
tpeiteren 1bater, 6omit 6n nns er=
bolten bleibit. SHE Sffi5iere itanoen
nm MIDI, unb Elm bober M6eliger bef=
tete mir bos &reu5 anf ser 8rnit.
Sd batte tpeinen m0gen, als mir
cine iolde gbre mi6erfubr. Mls ein=
5iger bonn gan5en Battalion befom=
me i6 6as erlte. &re1t5 p%er10nli@ bonn
General, sic b0dite Gbre. Sci Ser
ndditen Sdladt parf id feds 8om-
BEN oireft Dor SEN 6eino: Sab gu So
Sen geitredt> mas i6 fornte. Nnn
fenerte ales a11f mild. Sd batte mid
in cine M1tIoe gelegt uno mtBte lie=
gen bleiben, fonnte .erit gegen Mor-
gen s1triidfrieden. ga babe id mir
SEN Sui item gebolt. @dtten bie 6ran5=
mar1ner getp1rBt, 6aB id 90 Dor ibnen
gelegen, file bitten midi auf Sen SpieB
gennmmen. Sd tpnroe nit 6renoen
mie6er empfangen, muBte gum Stab
nn6 mrr6e nnteroffi5ier - Sic 5tpei=
tie gbre. Mir gelingt b%offentlid nod
mebr. Sterbe i6t 10 baltet mein arel15
in gbren. Sc miro gu6 5ngeif)idt,
mern i] fal1e. N1rn lebt Dobl!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-28
geIb! geIo!

@pe5iene agenten gegen bobe Tro-
biiion fir Elm gut eingefubrtes Mit.
tel, COS tdglid big $1,000 bringt,
geiudt. TleiBieen uno regert Ngen.
ten aufriebenitelenbe un6 oauernoe
Nnitenung geiidert. McfIcftonten mo.
gen aoreiiieren: Eoit office 8or 229.
ct. @louo, @inn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-28
Ser Glptu,1 8iQn Gnnban 1T ppn

Ser Glom1 8illb Snm6ab lit oum
Eraiioenten I'M @eiBen &oufe ent.
pfangen tpproen, un6 Ser NrGit6ent
bot iein @erf geiegnet. @9euBli9!
Ser NrGiibent Ser @ereinigten Stan.
ten ionte elm ioIhes snbieft nidt nit
ser MiBgabeI %anfuifen.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1915-02-24
CLAIMED STATES RIGHTS
PALMER BILL PASSES HOUSE OF
REPRESENTATIVES BY THE
VOTE OF 2s2 TO a..
Would Bar Products Made in Whole
or in Part BY Children From In
terstate Commerce.

Washington.-The Palmer bill to
bar products of child labor from inter
state commerce was passed by the
house 232 to "A after a lively debate
and the issuance of a writ Of arrest
for absentees to suppress filibuster
Opposition to the bill, led by Repre-
sentative Byrnes of South Carolina,
was based on the contention that il
interfered with the states rights.
The measure declares it unlawful
for producers, manufacturers or deal.
ers to ship or deliver for Transports
tion in interstate commerce the prod
ucts of mine or quarry made wholly
or in part by children under 16 years
old, OF. products Of mills, canneries,
workshops, factories or manufacturing
establishments made by children I'm
der IA or those between IA and l6
who work more than eight hours a
day, or more than six days week OF
after 7 o'clock at night. ,.l
Inspection by the Department OF
Labor would be authorized and fines
of from s100 to $1,000 or imprison'
ment from one month to year, or
both imposed for violation. When
Representative Palmer proposed sus'
pension of the rules to pass the bill
several Southern members protested
and started a filibuster.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1915-02-24
WILSON OPENS EXPOSITION.
President Touched Button and Set.
Monster Event in Motion. .

President Touched Button and Set.
Monster Event in Motion. .
San Francisco AN electric spark Of
enormous potential, jumping across
the continent, opened the Panama-Pa-
scifc International Exposition at noon,
Pacific coast time. In the white house
at Washington, President Wilson
pressed q button and the serials Of the
great government radio station at Ar
J Hngton In response sent vibration to
commercial station on San Francisco
bay. From there the message was
relayed by wire to2a receiving instru-
ment on the exposition grounds.
AS soon as the signal was received,
the wheels began to turn, and the
fountains to play; the gates swung
open, and a procession Of citizens,
with the mayor at their head, marched
into the grounds.
z At the same ttme, President Charles
C. Moore of the exposition, informed
President Wilson over a telephone
line that the wireless fash had been
received and the exposition had open
ed. In return President Wilson sent
his greetings and good wishes. Brief
ceremonies of dedication and accept
ance followed.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1915-02-24
MOTHER! LOOK AT
CHLD's TONGUE.
If cross, feverish, constipa pated,.
give California Syrup
of Fiqs' ,;sl

A laxative today saves q sick child
tomorrow Children simply will not
take the time from play to empty their
bowels, which become clogged up With
waste, liver gets sluggish; stomach
sour. ~. /. j5s |. +. 81:
Look at the tongue, mother! i coat
ed, or your child is nstless, Cross, few
erish, breath bad, restless, doesn't eat.
heartily, full of cold or has sore threat
or any other children's ailment, give. 9
teaspoonful of California Syrup Of
Figs" then don't. worry, because It ts
perfectly harmless, and In q few hours
all this constipation poison, sour bile
and fermenting waste will gently
move out Of the bowels, and you have
well, playful child again. A thor
ough INSIDE cleansing" Is ofttimes all
that is necessary. It should be the
first treatment given In any sickness.
Beware OF counterfeit fg Byrups.
Ask at the store for a. t50-cent bottle Of
California Syrup Of Figs which has
full directions for babies, children OF
all ages and for grown-ups plainly:
|, printed on the bottle. AdY. s.si