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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-13

kissing formerly was an oficial
part of the English marriage SER
vice.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-13
Carefully Treat
Children 5 Colds

Neglect Of children's colds often lays the
foundation Of serious lung trouble. On
the other hand, it is harmful to continu.
ally dose Delicate little stomachs with In
ternal medicines or to keep the children
Plenty Of fresh air in the bedroom and a
good application of yick's ..vap-O }. Rub
salve oyer tie throat and chest at the first
sign OF trouble, will keep the little chaps
nee from colds without injuring their di.
gestions. 2Ge, zoe, or S1.00. 5.
~ aE:y Z: ftaS tbs Trade hx1RX
kAEaoRyB"
eWHEEK's Group and @ AWE
n NEes.a - Pneumonia SEAAH Il
The evening world., 1915-02-13

Cen. Lehefts informs Edison thai X wishes 10 seltIe
with him for his inventions and the work done Edison
has made up lbs mind shs, b. ought to get 5000 but IS
IA y smaks IN n oIss," nd b - sllausnl hssn
W. - lseece - ~. - = -
The evening world., 1915-02-13
luLLe1lN.

Fred Stone. the comedian. will nsme
his new baby Girl on Monday. He IA
vors Marjorie Montgomery Stone. a
title devised by . sirl In Wsshawksn.
but Mrs.. stone wants Elaine Mont
somery stone. II 70 ds6nitsly An.
Aoupcsd that Pebble. cobbls. Cherry
end Peach have bssn rejected.
The evening world., 1915-02-13
THE PINK DIAMOND-By Gayle A. Foster
Cancellation. Mary's Triumph
Az Rights
Reserred

Inc Q han. che looks Up and sees the Captain's
chauffeur bsckonine. "Its al right. May
Burke" he ssya. I've pinched the Csptainl'
Ho turns back the lapel Of his coat. diseiosins
Q detoctive's badRe.
The evening world., 1915-02-13

Hastily Mary climbs back to the Drive. az
know you" the chauffeur explains. I'm with
the Metropolis Agency. I've beaten you to
the pinch. and now I'm eoins to Get the pink
therev'
The evening world., 1915-02-13
WHEN DAISY peFGArGo DOC

Speaking Of the caks-waik brings
70 the mind Of the writer . contest
which took place In Atchison. Kan.
eighteen years ago. between Doc
Brown Of Kansas City and Daisy
Harris Of Leavenworth. Kan. both
negroes and each champion cake.
walker Of his town. Doc was an &C.
centric gentleman Of leisure, who al
ways wore q high hat Daisy was .
bod carrier. The contest was for the
cham pionship Of the Missouri Val.
ley. II was held at Forest Park. Atch-
leon, and tie elite Of the town At.
tended.
Because ladies we're there, It was
suggestsd that Doc leave on his silk
hat. This he did under protest. The
llrst heat was walked. and the Judges
decided Daisy had won. Then Doc
made big complaint. He must have
his silk hat. He was permitted to
wear Il In the next heat. and hs won
handiiy. The hat had given him con.
adsncs. II was Daisy's turn 70 com.
slain, and he did. when the dscidins
heat was walked Daisy carried BID
nod. and won with the greatest Of
Ethiopian ease. Doc Brown went back
- Kansas City . broken man and u
wasn't long ull he died.
The evening world., 1915-02-13
FERD q. LONG
illustrator ,

Keep your old palrn." ID Mary's surprising
retort as che hastens away. Straight to the
Office Of her own detective agency she noes and
eyuItantIy bursts into the office Of Chief
Hughes. where she lays a scintillatine pink
object on his desk.
The evening world., 1915-02-13
the EVENING WO6LD'S, "M0NE. STORY"
COMPLETE EACH WEEK

crawls from the taxi at the bottom Of the em.
oankment, first recovering the revolver ahe had
tnksn from the CAptai1's drawer and which has
yauen from her dress pocket In the Wild down.
ward plume.
The evening world., 1915-02-13
.vRsvLA" CAST compLgh

Joseph Brooks has completed 4he
rompany which will support Phyllis
Nelson Terry In Tho Adventure of
I'D Ursula" In II are vtrGinia Fox
fpoks. Montagu Love. Robert Whit
ytrth. Annie Edmond. Cecil King,
4mpbe;i Qpisan. Charles Coleman,
4ward Martyr. Leslie Austen. Fred
3ek MackIyn. william 0iffard. Leslie
vcroft snd Eric 6nowden.
The evening world., 1915-02-13

FROM THE cHEsTNuT TREE.
II want to buy q sealskin sacque
for my wife,"
what bustf' ,s-,.
II .didp't hear anything
The evening world., 1915-02-13
ANo THAT SPOILED IT.

wv NV sVCv OVSsSeS W.
Douglas Fairbanks went to . social
AFFAIR the other night and an admir-
ing woman cornsred him.
sa"Oh. Mr.. Fairbanks." she said.
~your acting u wonderful"
thank you." he replied.
tits marvellous how you bring out
81 different emotions"
Tim siad you appreciate my work."
~Yes. Indeed. you are . great &C.
~"
''You are indeed complimentary"
"And DO you know" the woman rat
~ On. II have q little fvs.year.old
90 at home who acts exactly like
\, ooooaP.
Vernon Castls's real surname 10
0lyths.
Dea etern win open The Sea Wolf
about March ].
4 moving picture company wants
= iaake . aim Of Florence Reed In
the Yellow Ticket"
Carleton Macy. Of Seven Keys to
2sidpete." has written sketch called
pGlitan theatres In 1t, Paul and
Minneapolis. 10 In New York.
After to- nights performance OF ''The
Hented Earl" LAwranco DOrsay's
Starring vehicle. the attraction will
'0sess.
CARA Blandtck contsmplatss going
lnto vaudeville. She IL trying to md
= sketch that VIII please the man.
7Wsnaes Ham shared birthday hon.
- with another Of the nation's great
Uen yesterday.
Cecil Cunningham, bride Of Jean
sQondeville that has iured her away
I'm. the chopping bowl.
! bod Night. Nurse" will open in
NJ Feb. g and then 70 into the
1temoot Theatre, Boston. March !.
y. Booth Jack In going ahead OF the
HDecial ''On Trial" company. Charles
Buckley viii be the company managcr.
DR.. w. i. Mallabar. woll known In
the theatrical district, In now at Dun
MI. attached TO the British bod
Ts. new Winter oaran show.
lid IN America" rave an sntrs
J. because OF Hines. J. A6sasns has
been forced 70 resigVAs blisiaGks
manager for Wilham RS and Maude
FULTON In The Candy aAn" Waltsr
- DuGgan has succeeded him.
i Cecil Kern 10 70 return 10 the stage.
or several yeaxS she has been con-
4uetipg a modiste's shop. She 10 TO
have a role In Roast Beef. Medium"
suRsULA" CAST coMPLGI
Joseph brooks has completed 4he
company which Will support Phyllis
Nelson Terry in Tho Adventure of
I'D Ursula" In II are vtrGinia Fox
peks. Montasv Love. Robert Whit
The evening world., 1915-02-13

George N. Conan. with his hand on
Ne public pulse as usual. has de-
eided that the fashioned cakc-
walk IL due for n revival. He has put
IN Hello Broadway" q dance num-
bar Of this kind and In firm In the
belief that'the tangoes. one steps. ct
Il, are soon 20 have a Formidable
rival. rot only on the stage. but at
ssciai functions and In the various
ssmplcs Of tsrpsiehore. Mr.. Conan 10
Ssrttcipating In the new Hello
4soadway" number himself. a. are
Aossika Dolly. William Collier and
Harry Dcif. the last named being Mss
Doilya new dancing partner. A. an
oadication that Mr.. Cohan has struck
n right. II may be stated that sew
Srsi we'll known dancing teams are
prsparIng TO feature the cake-walk
b their work.
The evening world., 1915-02-13

THIS Newark shop, running day and night, IS The
starting point OF the more extensive Edison laboratories
and workshops at Mn!o Park. 10 which place he ulti
n'ately moves from Newark. Also u starts his sreates
era q Inventions vhih are produced a u average raIs
~ evey assm dnyk "a - ~
The evening world., 1915-02-13

Now Edison has risen. through struggle and poverty.
10 independence. Now Is his opportunity for greater
achievements, and he buys machinery and hires vual
woik taka IN 10 hru1 ahnp \ Newark, N. J., vtHse
= e - ssldhs a0eA siA'n hp e'asnf ss~
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-04-26

The Prospector office for job work.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-04-26
VALDEZ WRITER
 WINS A PRIZE
Mrs. James Gilmour Won Contest for Best Popular song-Many Con.
 tested for the Prize.

Mrs. James Gilmour, of this city, has won a prize for writing a popular ballad in contest in which song writers from all over the United States entered.
 Mrs. Gilmour is one of the three winners, and these winners are now engaged in contest for the prize of $500, which is to be divided as fol lows: The writer of the song hav- ing the largest sale within the three months following publication is to re. ceive $250, the second $15O, and the third $1OO. The ballad written by the Valdez song writer is now on sale in this city.
 The ballad is entitled, q Am Long, ing, Love, for You" The words were set to music by Everett J. Evans, one of the best musicians in New York
 The contest was open for six months and the nine best songs were passed upon by five leading musicians in the eastern city. The publication is made absolutely free of charge, with a copyright, to the authors, and also a royalty of fifty per cent. from the sales goes to them.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-04-26

For pure drugs see window of Val. dez Drug Co. If
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-04-26

Public stenographer, Miss E. E. Johnson at the Southern Hotel. k2
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-04-26

Boys and mems pants, overalls and socks at Emporium. If
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-04-26

Offices to rent over Valdez Drug Co.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-04-26
A Giant Redwood.

N OIdnt heuWOOu. , The largest tree, in the United States is said to be the mother of the forest, a giant redwood in the Calaveras big tree grove ill California. It is suppos- ed to contain 140.G19 board feet of lumber. There are. however, many claimants for the honor of being the largest tree" and the oldest tree" and these claims, according to forest CTS, cannot always be verifled.-Indian- apolis News.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-04-26
LOCAL BREVITlES.


 Offices to rent over Valdez Drug Co.
 For pure drugs see window of Val dez Drug Co. If
 Boys and mems pants, overalls and socks at Emporium. If
 Public stenographer, Miss E. E. Johnson at the Southern Hotel. k2
 A. M. McIvoy and wife left for An chorage on the Mariposa
 Sidney Drake arrived on the Mari posa to spend the summer in Valdez. New spring coats direct from New York at E. Winters. If Ed. Austin left on the Mariposa for Seward to look for an opening in the western city.
 Fresh Koenigs, Augustine Kyer, and Shull's candies at Valdez Drug Co. If writers for sale or rent at Valdez Drug Go. If
 Suits pressed for $10O at Silver mans the tailor. Telephone 19S.
 Chinese noodles and chop suey at Valdez Cafe after 2 D. m. If
 The Copper River Lumber company Is turning out 25,000 feet of lumber every day.
 See Tod Winter for your watch aud jewelry repairing at B. Winters store. All work guaranteed. t 15c and up for double roll of wall paper at Emporium. If Suits pressed for $100 at Silver mans the tailor. Telephone 198. District Attorney Spence and his assistant w. Munley, left on the steamer Mariposa for Seward to spend a few days in the railroad terminal town.
 Something new in piece goods, al so summer hats for ladies and chill dren received on last boat at E. | Winters. If Latest popular copyrights and clas' sics at Valdez Drug Co. If Supt. Jack Ingram, of the Alaska road commission, returned from Chit ina on the Mariposa.
 G. o. Reinke, the watchmaker and jeweler, is at the Valdez Drug Co.,. | All work guaranteed.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-04-26
Quito Logical.

Teacher-Freddie. why do you spell bank with such large "B? Freddie Cause pa said that a bank was no good unless 1t had large capital!
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-04-26

Thsre Amt No Such Animile. ''Why don't you engage her as cook?'
 "She signed her letter of application. Your obedient servant "- Phlladel- phia Ledger
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-12
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benptrtebrs, 10 miibten unenDlihe I'm
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tnitrOphen it9 abipislsn. aber aIss
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beiBt's aud fir ben grfabrsnen i4uri
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unD auf Der lanssn 5dbrt burh pisls
Quartisrs unb i'm pornSbmen 9iertel
I'M gecils uno piccubillDs5otsl berum.
I'm Centrum bes sleganteH gsriebrs
unb Qsbens. a6er gang 0adt ITS iiber
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aaffts. Il Wlar!t rrhia. 4l

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$3.50; Cubes $3.50; aranuIaieo
Sc. .25; gonfestioners ~ S6.t5; Oil
"a $3.50; peiber ertro e" $3.50
ertra Is" $500. q. .. gleriiieo iUei.
&c rS5.90-6.00, DO. eel6er 5.40--
$50 per 100 9iuno.
Mefaffts III ftiis.-9esp 0rs
leans Deen aeitIs 40-55s. GeHtrifl'
gal 20-30e psr gulIcne
Neis. - 2ciiiiiaiia, 51ncD Seao
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4-5Is, Snpah 5-5fe per gfuno.
DARN g5robutte
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GentrdIissb GItra 34ac. eentrnliseb
;yirifs 30a- -31ac; DO. Seeonbs 26-
&c; s5anep DARN 23e; padina
Giod 1s-19ie per pfuub.
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fart; Built S6.55-6.65; lsiate S..
40-6.70; ssuiiate S6.45-6.72,
idipsre $6.30-6.65; rcitbe $6-25-
$40; f5trtsI $5.O0-6.60.
gtinbpieb. = 3ufubr $1,000. Marti
fer. gin6eimiI&e Stisrs $5.45-S.s
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Ssifers $3.15-z.75; adlber 500
1925.
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@diolin 13c. Rupbta Ice per Sailor
in pariien bon 1--5 gbls.
Cali. - Der Warit IN ruhi
StanSaro aralulIirtcs 81 .f5--1 .2t
ISaiel. iruS 9oirp~SaI3 $1.14 pt
96l. pon $50 ShinA.
: Ohio Ripsr S1.10 per Bel. bon 26
s)fnHb.
gala. - Tlartt ifstia. prin
gitp 7-74e. bc. eountrn 6a-63e n
J pfunb.
aohItn.-Torit ru6ia. 20,
s3icsbsnn $3.50 = 3.75, Yuk III
Glad S2.25, aonapba Gtiifsoblt
: $3.5O-3.75, glus unb Glad 81
I-2.35 per Ipune aboeliefert. Hdud
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Niehuartt.
eininnati. II. Gsbruar.

Sin inn 1T, III. UeoriIdr.
Die Quarantine Situntion IN
ben gininnati Union s@isbOfsn 1T
unper1nbert. Die Rsinigungss uno
Desinfisirunasarbtitsn iinb besnbst
uuS man srrartsi itiinbI;a bic RaGs
ridli bonn 4derbau Department. in
@aibinston iixr bic glufb,sung bst
auaraHtdne.
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9dsIider Msarftberidt.
gfninnatiA11. Isbruar.

Gin innatis11. gebruar.
Cie ua6folssnben auotirunssn b.
sisben fd nur ani Gnsrcss 1rans-
ottionen. Bel fleineren GeiAdften
ipsrben eifuas h5hsrs prsifs hsre4nst.
grooiiionen.
G6mala - prima Gte1m
|10.00-111o, Gamilip SHHsdla, IL
---f14 pro 4funo.
7rodsusefalstneEGIsif4 q
Short clear Geiten tf--f14e lhcrf
aippeuieiten 10a-11c. ertra bort
cleor Seiten 10a-11e. Sdnlern %
--10ie, Bellies 124-123e. unb k
mebr perpudt.
Bacon. - Sbort clear Geiten
f24--124c, erfra iborf clear Seifen
|f2-124c. jbort Tippenjeiten 12--
124c, SHufisrn 11--11tc unb Bel
lies t31-14c Ioie uiS 4c per Riluio
mebr nerpadt.
Guadr gureb Jfeif& -
Sfinfsn 15a-16e, pienie S4nls
tern 12a-13c. Breaiftft Bacon IL
-1ac. g&ultern 12a--13e. trodsns
Beef G4initn 27-29e.
SHbgep5feftes Tfe!f d.
Shinfen 12t-f23c, Bienic Shnl.
tern f0i-i0ae. 8ellies 14A-15e.
SduItern 104-10se, Reir gcrf Gut
104-1o7c.
Trif&es nletf&. = SdiIi'
ZEN 1t3-t2ar. girnic Sfilteril 81
91c, S4uItern 9--91c. ibori
Mippenieitrn 9a-104e, fbort elenT
eeiteh 9s--t0ae. ertra fort Gejafr
9a-tOc. Bellies io7--ta1f pr
pfunn.
Mebf unt Wetrsibe
RsbL. = Nshier psisni $7.25-
l7.4c, Mirasr Sanep $6.9o-715;
bo. yamilp se-50--6.55; Gytra
/ sc. .Q8-6.25; erbin1rss $685.
''((6.65; garter gDti,sn pnttnt $3.50
| $50; So. fancD $7.45-760; bo
familp $6.45-6.s5; Rosgenmebl
| ncroefli&es s,miidiss $3.50
e.e5; rsinss Giip $6.4o-6.s5 PEI
gbl.
@eisem - go. 2 rotber @in
Her S1.61--1.62; go. 8 DO. S160-
l$1.61; Ro. A $1.55-159.
3elj&fern. go. 1 ipeibei
79se:; sso. 2 DO. 79-79ac; RO.
| DO. 7S1-7cy; geo. 4 DO. 77--7Se
! $50. s DO. 76-77c: Ro. 6 DO. 10
76e. = go. / eeIbes 79a; Rc. 2 DC
79-79ae; go. 8 DO .s7k-79e; ysc
IA DO. 77-7se; SO. s %. 76-77s
| ysp. 6 30. 75-76c. - Ro. / serniidI
ties 79c; 90. 9 90. 7Sa-T9c; Ro.
30. 7S-7S1e; So. a boa. 77--77as
Ro. 5 90. 76-765e; Ro. 8 DO. To-
76e. - @eibes aoIbeHforn 77-79c
aelbes ssoIbeuforn 77-79c; senriid
les Qolbenofrn 75-77e Der 4uibel
Safer. Ro. 2 ipeiber 60as
lSianbarb rsibsr Cook; Ro.
lpsiB.r 59s s-6oe; SO. 4 irtiber So
I59ae; go. 2 ssmii6isr 59-59te; 90
3 semifattr 5st-59c; RO. 4 ssmii4
ter 58-58Ac.
apaasn - Ro. 2 s1.27-1.2e
gaO. 8, S1.25-$1.27; $40. 4 $1-23-
s1.25.
Wbisfp.
gsriauft tDurbsn 51s 9bis. 0i
Tirrsrs Gyiniibeo @cpbs auf Der BAH
rcn S1.39 Der Gn1cne.
II grpreries.
81 aaffse. - Tlurst rrhia. prsi
Fietia. =. -.
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0rudfshtsr.

Dele 9reube itrablte BON ben Gss
ii9tern Der aleiueu, als Der Batter nit
einsm o6eeri4tetsn Dlmpfoffen( (Doms
Ipfdffen) aus Der Stabt beimiebrie.
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alasspdrfise aNarfte.
atp gort, II. J.braar.

Jtfp Yorf, III. Jt1rudr-
Neh. - Rarii perdnbsrli9.
RoggsnmsbI. - Wartt fetie.
8uhnsi5snmsbl. = Wartt fIau.
8uhpei5en. - Wart. rubis.
Wdismebt. Ninrft itetig.
5tosgen. - anum itetis; go. 2
Dsitern $1.134 {. !. {. Buffalo.
0erite. - Utarft rubig.
Wei5sn. - Rartt itetig; 80. 2 rDs
ter S1.68 unb Hp. 2 barter $1.69; ale
ler auf ben @sIeiisn fir austubr; &o.
/ giortbern 9ufutb $1.69 unb Ro. !
yaorthera Usdnitota $1.663 II. I.
9uffoip.
Neli9fprn. - Martt itetig; Rp. 2
nsfkes QQh I fiir 2itfiIfr
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atp gort. II. 5sbruar.

Rtfp yort. ii. 5ebrudr.
3inn. = Ndrtt pillig; 5 1onHsn
9ortis SS6.12-36.62; 25 9onnsn
Ydriie 1890.
aup;er. Marit ifsiig; gleetros
lntic $14.62-14.s7; eating $14.25
-1462.
Giisn, - Ilarti fistig unS unSsr'
Gnhert.
glsi. = Wsartt itstis. S3.75-
S.s5. SpsItsr. Rurst feb $s.15-s.'
40.
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id)pa@. S6ofs $6.25-7.oo. ydtr,
:inae $7.25-7.75; 2dmnser $500
825.