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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-11
M All ORD ER lJ'YlNG
CAUSES DE AID TOWN

not go out Of .clarksburg 10 get your
breakfast. Everybody; orders their
groceries from some grocer, but still
there are people that ciotlie thsfn-
selves from outside markets. There
was q time when Clarksburg clothed
itself, hut now lit; is not doing 1t,
but nevertheless 1t should.
Fifth. Factories built in Clarks-
burg would give employment to
hundreds of men who are out OF
work. Factories would make clothes
and other articles that are ordered
from other cities and people would
be given work. You people who
are patronizing mail order houses
cannot expect to get employment In
different kinds Of factories such as
clothing factories because the fac
tories are. not here like where there
I Is a great demand for their pro
Iduce. ia ~ XII is Il n. 4, y; Il
Il Sixth. This ordering, is hard.
ship on the mail service because 1t
throws a. great many letters in the
mail that need not be sent and es-
Ipecially during the holidays when
mall matter il slow. & Some do, most
lot stheir Christmas shopping through
the mail. and 1t could be done in
Clarksburg Just as we'll and would
relieve mail mattersa great deal, too.
4 Seventh. Clarksburg is q mail or
der house better than any other fol
its citizens. The elephone service
Is the secret Of all this, as the house:
wife can call any store or shop and
korder different articles. /, OF course
she cannot order everything by phone
but a great many things can be Sc
cured for the home In this way. Il II
4 Eighth. Clarksburg is your hom,
4 town and be a patriot. Patriotism
i if nothing, else would make }; 70,
cling to your town, the town tina
you were mostly educated in, bu
still you revolt against st and sens
1 dollar after dollar out OF It's reach
and why Is this? Lack OF patriotism
III should say. wouldn't you. s,
a brace IN and Sbe aspatrict of YOU
Il 3athert town.
Ninth Clarksbnrg Is rich in oil
4 gas and coal, but It can be los
!. to- q great extent out OF town. Thi
si'townt loses money constantly b
sending it out Of town and Will
this Is rich town, still this Is NJ
'l'time to commence to spend It cdi
! Eside Of town. 4 3 .s +
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-11
0.|lDsLETTER
Dropped in the Sea -Four Years
Ago 1t Comes Back to \
the Writer. IS

BEAUMONT. Tey., Nov. lion oc-
tober 8. last. Captain N. Curry, master
Of the fishing boat Bohemian, re-
sceived q letter that was somewhat dis
colored and which bore marks OF hay.
ing been In salt water for some time,
vet showing plainly that the water had
not completely obliterated the let:
tefss contents. &
Upon investigation Captain ,Lurry
found the letter to be one he dlbppet
Into the gulf In Oh nclosef in9a
bottle. At that time he was ON the
barge Conneant.
The letter was cast up at Grant
Ghenier La ana found by Abia Por.
til Of that place and returned to Cap.
tain Curray at his address In Port Ar.
thur ON October It has Just best
learned. Y ! VI a i /,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-11
GIarksburg Will Be a Pros
porous Cityslf People Pat
ronize Merchants. 4fs.ssi
Why everybody should

Why everybody should buy in
Clarksburg: y Az ~
My dear citizens Of Clarksburg -
There has been given the subject
why everybody should buy in
Ciarksburg." and / viii try to answer
this question with ten reasons.
First. Most people who reside in
Clarksburg make their money here
and so it looks reasonable for them
to spend it here instead OF ordering
from mail order houses, where goods
are very often unsatisfactory to the
purchaser. Money that q citizen
makes in Clarksblrg is lost Il. it is
spent outside OF Clar!ssbnrg aud this
is going to male the town dead In
stead Of building 1t up stD5s an ideal
| city. Just think for a !,ou1ent, how
would you like to go out sos town
and buy your water and gsts anti
how about sending that weeks wash
to- Chicago to- be laundered? You
would not think Of ORDERING these
but; still you will order articles OF
every description from mail order
housess It is the lack Of considera-
ton. Yes, i think SO. You do not
stop to consider that Clarksburs
would be veal hier ifSmoRey would
be Kept in the town. ss.ssi ''ss
Second. Clarksburg Is able .tc
handle all the trade that the mat
order houses are getting from It
The goods from Clark are al
cheap in price and as high IN value
as can be bought from the mail order
houses clarksburg has q number d
good stores where everything from
/ d spool Of thread to an automobil.
can be bought and are Just as goot
as from mail order houses. minus tn,
trouble Of ordering and shipping
back damaged goods.
1 Third. II all the money IS left Ii
Il Ciarksburgi the stowrt can have nor
hnproyements When the. antne'
4 made In Clarksburg Is used here tn
town win become wealthier, an.
Il There can be made such improve
h1ents as are necessary for the forma
H ton oe o good town.
Fourth. Glarkaburg IS feedini
sabout al. the citizens ii town. .
it can surely ciothe all. You woul
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-11

y Tenth. The factories and stores
will become better if people pat
rontze them more. Stores will give
better values for the money when
they have large trade. z
But there ten reasons are not all,
as I. Is left for the. people to de-
eide this matter. whatsoever a
man soweth that shall he also reap Z
es with the people. tif they patronize
mai, order houses then We shall have
9 small city. but on the other hand,
Il the people, patronize home trade
then we will have q fine, large, pros
porous city. and the campaign will
be a success. 4
BARTLETT WETZEIl
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-11
Crawford Shoes For
Men

One Of the worlds standard
makes. Made by union labor, solid
in construction throughout. If
you have not worn this splendid
shoe, youLowe it toiyourself to try
it today.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-11

Community enterprise lis j like a SNOWFALL.
Today is the day 81 the home town.
big city is confessed failure. It Has tailed
humanity BuththereTare no breakers head Of
esto do is to keep the ball in mo 1t grows
hand tsissA 1874 70
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-11

BARTLETT 5WETzELl
General Delivery
Clarksburg. w. Va.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-11

the home town IS the logan of the nation. The
to provid for its IT. has shipwrecked
us, In Glarksburg allinte rests can unite Alive
bysitself if we only start it Let's all take a
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-25
TAKES PLACE
NEAR Aqua PItIEIA

Douglas. Ariz, oct. 24.-A sharp
fight between the advance guard oI
Villas soldiers and detachment OK
Carranza troops from Aqua Prieta SO
nora, occurred early today between
Aqua Prieta and Fronteras, according
TO reports received here. Gen. y,
Elias Gales, the Carranza command
er. issued no statement as to the out
come Of the fighting
The skirmish was said TO have re-
suited when General Gales sent
train Of soldiers toward Fronteras TO
meet $50 deserters from the villa coll
umn. who were reported 70 have de-
ported to have deserted yesterday.
serted yesterday, when they learned
that the United states had recognZ-
ed General Caranza
The Carranza soldiers fmet seNeId
hundred Villa troops who had been
in pursuit of the deserters according
TO the report from Aqua Prieta.
Lieutenant Colonel Cardenas' VINO
was in command Of the Caranza gar
rison which evacuated Naco few
DAYS ago. was killed today in duel
with Major Anaya Anaya, who later
was placed under arrest, was wounded
in the leg.
The duel occurred near AnaVacachi
pass. after Cardenas was said 70 nave
made an insulting remark to Anasa'
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-25
Russlnn Attaclts Continuous.
uEICHTn ATTACK BY
GERMANS REFUSED

Paris oct - to.2J r. M - The
eighth German attack in five days
on the strong French positions In the
wood of Givenchy north of Arras.
was repulscd yesterday with san
culinary losses. according 10 the off
cial statement issued today
Tho text of the statement follows
THE Germans again attempted last
night an attack ON our positions IN the
wood, OF Glvenohy. and on our ad-
vanecd posts IN the nelghborhood OF
hin No. 140. Many of the Germans
were even cut down the moment they
left their trenches and the survivors
were compelled 70 return 20 their po-
altious.
During the past five days We have
checked the enemy eight times In this
region alone.
The artillery struggle remains very
active and IL rs almost uninterrupted
70 the south Of the Sommo In the re
gion Of Lihons and Canny and Beu-
vralgnes
Moreover our batteries by their
effieacious fire have succeeded in de-
stroying some of the enemys trenches
and works in the Champagne, to the
southeast Of Tahurc; between the
Mouse and the Mosellc. 20 the north
of Rcgneivilr ana In Lorraine, near
lsmbouucni and pomevre.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-25
JIMINEZ TAKEN
BY CARRANZA, IS
WORD RECEIVED
little Resistance Offered by
Villa Troops City Is Third
Largest in Chihuahua and a
Railroad Junction,

El Paso, Tex, oct according
TO advices 10 the Carranza consulate
here, Carranza COLUMNS have occupied
Jiminez, midway between Torreon and
Chihuahua City Casas Grandes, chi
huahua, the mobilization point of the
Villa army before the departure for
Sonora, and "a third column is said to
be moving toward Oiinaga Chihuahua,
opposite Preside. Tex
The occupation of Jmmez is said
to have met with Slight resistance, the
Villa force retiring to Chihuahua city
Jiminez IS the third largest city of the
state and is one hundred miles south
of Chihuahua city II lis the junction
Of the railroad to Parral TO The west
ward
The forces which are said to have
occupied Casas Grande. are reported
to have been composed of desertefs,
led by General Quijano, from the villa
army, who moved into the town after
Villas main army moved westward
and after Gen Manuel Ohoa had talk
en- out the villa garrison moving with
them TO Juarez
Gen Lopez Pallan and General Ii
con were executed by General villa
at Casas Grandes, according to reports
received today. They together with
General Quijano, deserted the villa
army at Casas Grandes a week ago
ana were captured Quiiano, with
some Of his men, who are now said
to have occupied Casas Grandes, es-
capped at that time.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-25
German Officer Arrested In
New YORK Said to Have
Confessed Completely in
Dy0anit.ng SCheme
HIGH EXPLOSIVES ARE
FOUND IN APARTMENT
Papers Discovered on Person
of Prisoner Show Him to
Have Been EmpIoye Of Kaj-
SefS Secret Service,


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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-25
FARM HAND SUSPECTED
OF TREACHER0US MURDER

Lakin, kan, oct "a - Archibald
Carlos sweet. farm hand, who sur
rendered to the county authorities last
Saturday night saying that he feared
mob violence because of rumors that
he was suspected Of knowing some
thing of the murder of Miss Nellie
Bycrs, was taken from the local lall
to a secret place late today when II
became known that bloOdhounds mad
followed the rail of the young school
teachers assailant to Sweets bed
room. Peace Officers said it was
deemed unsafe to hold Sweet here
because of the cnraged spirit of the
community
Miss Byers. member of an old
county family was attacked ana killed
near Dodge city Her mutilated body
was found hidden under a pile Of
leaves yesterday
No charge was placed against
Sweet who testified at the Inquest
Yesterday that he had seen Miss Byers
lust before she was slain but Insisted
that he knew nothing Of the crime.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-25
BRITISH FORCES REPORT
AKTIIinilN ENGAGEMENT

London. oct. ~ 8.l0 %. min a
report issued officially today Field
Marshal Sir John French describes
briefly the prosress of tae campaign
u France
During The ntsi three days, says
the report. there has been consider
able artillery activity south Of ~
Basseo caual but uo infantry action
other thon grenade fighting IN the
trenches.
"On the 22nd four OF our airmen
had engagements in the air and N
each ease the enemys machines were
either forced 90 descend or were driv-
on away. one Of the German aero
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-25


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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-25
1876 BRITISH OFFICERS
LOST IN TWO WEEKS

London oct 2i-Ihr severity OF
the fighting on the western front re-
Gently is indicated by the officers
casualty lists for the fortnight ending
october g. which show that the Brit
ish army lost 3S3 killed, SAC wounded
and 1O7 missing total Of l,136--
during that period The proportion
of killed or wounded is rather higher
than Of late and losses among officers
of high rank have been severe
Major Generals Thesiger and Cap
per, two colonels and ten lieutenant
colonies have been killed or have died
Of wounds. while two brigadicr gem
erals are reported wounded and one
missing
Loses Of officers since the begin
ming Of the war total 1920, Of whom
$3.50 have been killed or died Of
wounds l1,115 wounded and 1886
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-25
PRESIDENT AND MRS.
GALT ATTEND CHURCH

Washington, OCT 2l.-PrcsldenI
Wilson attended church today with
his fiancee, Mrs Norman Gait for
the first time since their engagement
was announced. They We're accom-
panied by Miss Margaret Wilson, the
presidents daughter Word Of their
coming brought ont such crowd
that many mad TO be turned away
from the church
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-25
DUMBA ENN0BLED BY
AUSTRIAN EMPEROR

Berlin, Oct "a tvia London, 9:35 p.
my)-Dr. Constantin Dumba whose
recall as Austro-llunearian ambussa-
dor to the United states, was request
ed by President Wilson arrived in
Berlin today with his wife Com
menting on the arrival Of the diplo-
mat, the Vissische Zeitung says
we learn from q usually well in-
formed source that Emperor Francis
Joseph has ennobled Ambassador
Dumba."
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-25
Allies Cannot Reach Serbian
Forces Soon Enough 10 Rem
der Required Assistance, Is
Military Opinion
AlNDENBURG GAINS
IMPORTANT VICTORY
Drive Continues Toward DvinSk
and Riga, Great 0bjectNeS
to Be Secured by Teutons
Before Winter Closes in.


London. Oct "a Go p MI The
lulgarians. according to their Off
ciM report today have reached tskup.
an important junction ON the Saloni-
ki-Nish railway and have thus placed
themselves ACROSS the route by which
the allies reinforeCmeuts tor the
Serbs would travel
The Austro-Germans In the north
have begun @ more vigorous offensive
and have crossed he Danube near
O1ova This brings much nearer the
linking up Of the armies of the Ger
naaic allies and those of Bulgaria,
and the opening of The way through
bulgaria 60 Constantlnople.
Success Is not being achieved With
ont heavy losses as the Serbian yete-
rams. well entrenchcd In their noun
tuins. are offering stubborn resistance
ANA are making the invaders pay "a
big price for every mile of country
invaded
French Troops With Serbs,
French troops are fighting beside
ne Serbs IN the southeastern sections
and reports from Athens say tnnt 9TH
en- steps are being taken by the allies
10 help their small partner. Addition
Ial troops are being landed az SalonlN,
bulgarian ports in the Aegean ana
Black sen are being bomhorded and
lit "a believed that men ana munitions
lWill he sont 10 Serbia BY still another
Iroute without the active co-opero-
| ton of Greece and Hrmnnia however.
the allies, It Ia feared here Will nor
be able TO do much i0f snmf Weeks
The Russian tra na Hh. ha
led at pnmoneHe, lauF'ane. haNe t
loording % Berlin re+aNbarfrt Fl
this Is So lt IS probable t1e lan3
ling WINS intended ts ae@ta.7h. r
Ithe hope Of drawing German troops
from the Riga and Dvln5k regions
where very heavy fighting is still In
progress,
Germans Capture Illoukst.
There Is no news Of Field Marshal
Won Hndenburg'a drive toward the
Dviun, southeast Of Riga, but north
west OF Dyinsk, he has made another
Iattempt 10 reach the river, and claims
Ito have forced the Russians from
| their positions, inficting great losses
( on them ana taking nearly 5000 pris-
oners lloukst, which has figured
prominently in all the recent com
munications, has been captured by
/ the Germans.
Tho persistence With which tho
IGermans are attacking in this region
shows the importance which they at.
Itnch TO the capture Of pvinsk and
IRiEn and the limo Of the Dvlna river
before winter sets in.
Russian Attacks Continuous,
ON the rest OF the eastern front the
! Russians continue their Isolated at
Itackg which are designed 10 prevent
Ithc Germans from establishing line
| of cntrcnchmonta such az they sue
Icceded In doing before Warsaw last
year after the first attempts 10 take
the city failed
Except FOR a few attacks by the
Germans the fighting IN The west has
consisted for the most part OF nrttl-
Ilcry engagements and some exciting
contests between the airmen.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-25
German Under-SeCretay for
Foreign Affairs Declares
Sentiments of Mercy Have
No Place in Amy
WARNING TO OTHERS
is EXCUSE FOR ACT
Military Authorities Had Given
Ample Warning of Penalties
Which Would Follow Says
Herr Zimmerman


10y sosstsc JOURNAL sese'At tsAsso WISH
Berlin. oct "a WA i me liatuo anu
London IL AiiI12 -, ,-,,'''''( f',
mann we, ii,''i -, l, dffili.,l
Ioftlku 9'l'i' '8S .'S '59 ,C,, a,odi,tian
'Allloi','s!l" ~ ran, ,,o,'oli IN
in helS'ui, ~ -'iIa tIa nrafnco5 bis re-
hrl,lsu ,'e'' ,,,.. ,o,,n5.stion th5t 5c
u.'' n, .ao3fred aye,v iof and lille of
.ao e,'5,loano vim tbe greatest rare
''' 5 ara ,..r5ict thoneb ~.
'lo lpg'u T. inetifiod uis state
frliov.e
uls"l
iN'V"''"t vac
''l see by the brlllsh ana lhC
American press lhal the shoollHs ol
an English woman ana lhe couNlI-
lion of several women III hI uSsel9
for treason nave created greaI I'M
preston ana tual we are poiilE
yerely crltcizeo. 1t is lndeed h3rd
that woman must pe executed, pu1
remember 20 Whal sll"H q s'a'e Nolilv
which is IN war il II allows TO P'ss
nnoticed a crime against lhe sale'
of its armies because comin''lou pS
Women No law pook IA lue WoIiu,
least of all those deallhg WIZ wa
regulations makes such q ullereI-
tlaton ana the FEMININE sex mas puI
one preference, a'eofulhS 10 iSs9'
usages nahlelN, thal women ~ u'l
cate condition may not pc eAe0 u'eu, ,
Otherwise man and woman are equo'
before the law ana olily In0 uV7iS
ol guilt makes "a dlIerehce IN ule
sentence for the crime ana ls Vu"-
sequences,
Court Martial Justiiicu'
"In the Cavcll case nave review
cd Che decision of the court and OK
amined the evidence down to the
smallest details. The result is so
convicting and all tho circumstances
aro 40 clear and convincing that no
court martial in the world would
have reached any other decision. For
It concerns not the act of one single
person. rather it concerns we'll
thought-out. world wide conspiracy
which succeeded for nine months to
render the most valuable service to
The enemy to the disadvantage Of our
army Countless British, Belgian
ana French soldiers now again are
fighting i'm the allied ranks who owe
tbeir escapo from Belgium to the ac-
Uvity of tho band now sentenced, at
The head Of which stood Miss Cavell
,,r,,,s Intprost FIRST
o,,..., ',..',t,.a u,do, tho
~" .,,l .,,tI,oritias onl,, The
MY S'' Va 'i'V b,tr,r ratiof and
,'''0'' .' '''.t -, ~, r. most ale
u'e b1F Yloit''e9 ,,,. ana it's
lggl'ai 9utS lo"'i' 'l's ~ a. ti,a etrtet.
soielY lilat uoeS not ou9p, siI,ioI ~ a., ,,,ar
's1 Ille"a uies. Ii'e9' uu'.N'
''r Efeaief thah amy o'l'o, c,llv
~ those eouVl0tV@ - thair
eoghlzant q the sisnllcance ~ i',a+
aetiohs' The court Wen' ny JCa, 5
l'ls point with particular cur IiT a,iv
acquitted several co-oeieHuan,s oiil'
heeaase II beileNed douDt eN,a'su
sarding the cognllance on the ~. pui.
IsnaOieness OF thelr actloIs' nus
convicted knew what they WeTe u'-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-25
Ait Battles Are Chief Features
in West According To Ber-
Iin; English War Plane Is
Shot Down.
RUSSIAN ATTACKS
REPULSED BY LINSINGEN
Continued Progress Is Being
Made in Serbiaa0d Munitions
Store of Cars Armies Is
Captured,

ihNA Alitt 'ii tt iNI| NfHIEHtfE lAA-
ccsses for the German troops n the
region of pymsk. with the capture
of ,iEhteen officers and 2.9i0 men
and further gains Cor The TcutpiC at-
lies iu Serbia We chruuiclcd m the
official communication made public
today.
The communication says,
Northeast of Souchez O'rauce)
enemy advances We're ropulsed. D,-
tachments which penetrated our po-
siuons were Immediately driven back.
Enemy aViators bombed Ostend
and the Noyon railroad station but
without result
War Plane brought Down.
I'm pa aerial battle south of ST.
Quentm am English douhlc-dccked
machine was brought down ana the
pilot and observation officers were
Killed
German aviators attacked appar-
entity with successful results the Eng
lish camp at Abheville northwest of
Amieus) Bombs also We're dropped
on Nerdun Hits were observed
Eastern theater Army of Field
Marshal Won Hindenhurg ON The
advance Of the German troops. the
Russian forces which had been landed
at Somostu returned To their ships
Northwest Of Dvinsk our troops
elected the enemy with great losses,
from his positions ut Schlosshurg and
: took llloukst by storm The Russians
/ left eighteen officers and 2,940 men
and ten machine guns and one mine
/ thrower IN our hands
I Army o. Prime. LEOPOLD OF Ba-
. g.,