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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-16

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-16
GtrnFenbabnmaaen entglein.

@eitern friib TAO llbr entgIeilte otii
Der MiIIouri9 Bride elm Anbdngeipa,
gen Der StrnBenbabn infolge Bruhs
Der 2uftbremlen,8 trbinoung. Der
@ogen fubr geeeu Dos @el1noer
unO Die etlDa so 8oiIagiere fuuroen
auiommengeritteIt Ser 8erfebr
ouf Der Bride mar infOlge beg lin:
fails etipa cine Gturtne geiperrt, uno
mebr ODER neniger flu6enb muBten
iia Die Qeute au SUB na9 ibren
a~rbeitsiteaen begeberl.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-16
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lfngf9

Turin. is Egrt Cine Mnl.
lpgrpewf reMihf Agr 9lanfpa tt,
Iaal. Ger Robiian Bee Tumplrrg
eonrciilna beridiri. hab sr Ia Notg
her Wnraano 0nlbinlrt pon 2 siier.
reihildrn Observation-Disclosures rer.
ieiat murbe Nt6tlid eridiicl rir
itnIienlldcs llnicricctoot INTO Der.
lengie eln6l Oer IorpebnbootSer.
liorrr. (rie Nodridlt Ideini cine
Gnte Su iein)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-16
Der 5rieSensfOngrek mie bas Sprn
berger SdDiefen.

lteber ben SrieoenstongreB ii
Chicago idreibt Oas a@bicaes $50.
d)enbIatt@ nie foIet:
0Eieie Meni6enmettge lit getDei!
oofnr, 0oB ieIbitiubtige SntereIier
uuO bic gauge 9iotte Der bDIteriider
ariegsbriiaer uno bIutrHmitigen SIN
goes 6as D~erniinftige, geiunOe gir,
gertburl oos in oieler Strife ieint
Rflift iih fl1r bor5egeifnet fiebi
mo entldloiien if, oieie 8flidt trot
LOB uno 8euieL nno trob 9beooort
HooieDelt 8u pprtbeibigeil, ntaDt Elm.
Suididtern b~ermogert. Gs mare
nidt MIR fem @eutraIit6tsbrud, oil
8affenousfnbr al beubieter, i1 be,
haupte i'm 6esentbeil, naB mir obfle
Elm gerbot ebrlihertpeife nidt neu,
tral iein fonneit. Reutrol iein be.
oeutet nidt. Diaens 81 Iein, ben BEL,
ben Ebeilen "a belfer, mo mir nil,
fen, boB nlir elmer uniere Silfe er.
Inagen tonne. Dos lit es, mas
unier tpiir0iger gr1iioeft einllaI In
Wlerifos 5oa cine 9eutralitdt allI
benz &apter genonnt bat. MesbaIt
nermag ct es nift 10 In Deutid.
lambs 5aa af5licben2~
alio ipra6 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
8ollner BON Soma auf Dem 5rie,
~0ensfongreB, Der porige @ofe in
Gbicago togte un6 Der 10 0iennIidJ
berlief tpie oas S~ornberger Shie.
Zen. Die init 8oGmer Die @offen.
ausfu6r ~perDammten, muBten Dor
@iliom Servings grpan uno ieines
@Ieiden Die SegeI ftrei9en, uno
ailes, lpo3n bic 8erinmmIung fn]
peritieg, mar rln 9roteit gegen Ser.
tDeHOune Der geI0er in ben 8uiroes.
banfreiernen Sur 2ieferuna Der Mit-
tel our Misunderstanding; Der
@utbeiBung Der BiIIon' hen 5oroe.
riifg Der 5reibeit Der Meere, elmer
grfIdrung gegen ben oMiIitnris.
mus~ un6 Der Biaigung elmer an.
aenieienelL nidt 1ber ieniotioneaen
g~HtwideIuag tes &eeres un6 Der
Marine,
DAB Die @ainmmIltna fifj ridf
aegen Die MuEitions. ui6 8aFfen.
IieFerungpn dusgeiprodlen Bat, miiB
befrem6en, no bds bod ibr Salipt.
sfped mar. Die 8eronftaIter boften
BEN ouuiilen Streih begongen. mi[.
liam Servings grDaft al Der Ser.
%lamunlirng eii3ula0eH, uno ais bic.
fer erhlbr, bah cine Erfl1rimg gegen
Die pp. AHsfubr sepIanf tDar, modj-
te CT Miefie. Sog @iinoeI at Idnii.
rem, uno itott i'm leincs 8eaes sic.
Zen 81 Infien, anten bic Wader f[ein
Bel, uab Die grflarung nHterbFirb.
berIief Der uaengreb~ wie oos
Scrnberger Shisben. nls aanone
cine @liIDer. Die gheiInebmer, bic
iih fir bic 8eroamrniulg 6es @af.
fenldaders heller qeidrieen, ginqen
beim Die Die besoiiengn RuOeI.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-16
Minnition ans Sapan.

SOfio, ID. Sept. Die iapnni-
ihe Meoiernng Mil bic 0niieu. nnb
Mnnitionsfnbrifen in DpLlem Inn
fnnge arbeiten laiien, i'm &mFlanbs
@ebirfnifie fir Manition IN befrie.
0iaeu. 5apna mnh ieine @erpflid-
innaen ben Ailiirteu gcgeaa6er er.
fhasn, srfiirte bente9 gremiermini.
fer CHINA.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-16
geras6lidyer slmdtperind.

ct. SobH, 81. g., 10. Sept. -
Bier Deutfde, peIde Breitdo 9adt
aus benz @efangeueilager In am-
bearlt enttpiden pareiL, iDurben ge.
tern IN Der 5onOi goi in Der Sobe
BON @oint 9epreour, 80 WtetIen bon
Der Der. Stnntensg ren5e e%ntfernt,
in einem offeneu Boot tuieoer ge-
f0ngen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-16
MaHfnmprb mtrlIanlidtr ciFiliers

Gl Nalu, SQs rs. sept. 9e.
neral Niua bat Irbte Modle aeIcgeut-
lid ieines llcberioIes Der Handl
bon General ilrbnia 8a "a Riebos,
ID Stobsoifi8iere uno oieien ielbIt
ltdn6rpdtIid crihieben Ioiien. (glen.
opr glutbatb, oieicr 9ila.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-16
Warttberi6te.

CUB Ontnbd, 10. Sept. 1915.
GinbDiebE3uiubr 5000.
Beef Stiere, @tartt felt itGrfer.
I9.85.
$0Giter @reis $3.50.
SdbrIinae, cute bis bette 5000
1915.
SiemIid CUTE bis CUTE 1915
1900.
mittelmdBioe $~6.75-7.75.
Sellers Mnrft felt.
ISOLDE GtiGers 10-f5 nieoriger.
Gorn.eeiutterte geebes.
Suite bis bette fduere geeDes
SS.80-950.
@ittelmaBige $8.25-8.80.
3iemIid quite big cute $6.75-
|e.25,
@ras-gcfiitterte gtiere, ausgetpd5Ite
S.00-8.65.
Cute bis bette $50. 40-8.o0.
MittefmdBise biz quite $685.
TAO.
0litteIwdBige $6.0o-6.85.
|aHbe, @orft felt.
Cute BIS bette $6.50-7.25.
8iemlid CUTE bis CUTE $5.25-
500.
@itte[maBiee 81. 00-5.25
@ras.eefitterte &ibe $6.00-6.50.
@ras.gefattprtc &eifers S6.50-7.0O
stoGers nnb Geeoers, 0aorft felt.
@ute BIS teite 5ee0ers $40
IT'S.
2iemIid cute Bis quite 5eeOers
$6.70-7.40.
@itte bis bette gtoders $685.
s.35.
3ienIid CUTE biz CUTE $6.75-
.7.85.
@atteImaBige 5.50-6.5O.
Stod Sellers $6.017.00.
Stod aiibe $5.50-6.25.
gtod Galber 100000.
gea[ GGlber 90.
gulls, StogS uim. S.. 00-6.50.
Sdmeine-3uiubr 5000. Marft
6ffnete felt, Sdlnb idpad.
Durh1daittspreis So. $1,000.
@oditer Rreis $7.65.
Sdafe-3nfu9r 22,500. Marft felt.
21mner, Marft Iongfam, n~ieoriger.
&ohiter 8tcis $40.
2dntner, Morft 10-t5 bo9er.
@efltt. Mutteridofe S4.50-5.35.
SdbrIinse CUTE bis bette $5.75-
$50.
gefiitt. SGbrIinge Sc. 00--7.O0.
@ioSer, qufe DIS bette $5.00-5.75.
@efitt. Saniner ST. 5-8.25.
9Rntter- d)afe $5.00-5.40.
Gbieagu Marftberidt.
9iinSDieb- 3rfubr 10000. Marft
25-45 bober ais Ieste @one
SdIlb.
S1brIinge 5000.
Sellers $3.50.
Stiere $685..
SDditer grcis, gOru.sefitterte
geeDes $1O25.
Stflerg $1,000.
sdiurine-3ufubr 10000. Rarff.
1917 hober ais Gienftag.
2urdidnittspreis So. $1,000.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-16
1~lntrrieebOut bpm etape[ aeIaRen

2utncb, Wtoif., Is. Sept. = Ani
Der Berft Der Sore Miber Shipping
Corporation lief geitern Elm neues
nnterieeboot bonn StapeI. 8asielbt
lit 1S5 SUB lang, bat iiber 8afler
cine Shueligfeit bon 16 anoterl
uno lit imltanoe, 5000 0leilen 81
fobren, obne einen Sofen oraulali-
fen. Seine augriItune beitebt aus
bier 9orpeoo-Euben unO eirem 8ed.
@en9is.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-16
iltlinfttr kdmpIe
an Oct lUfIIItOnll
htaWishiAs NmMfillf abafiMlAatu
mthrtfe &lNAh nua 8f%anssltM-
llitann ttlhsFtp

Rivtlln. Ntet uaHban iA Nshs
Tng HFiNaRami nsflhtig HNlsWn
Httuh aAH llbfsdngs aal hsm nsl.
liHm nfiMtl4 aHiabt
Ter Ara mfaina ehns hdh i1
ifaNnh elf#aa etn fegnukgsw M'
Ilaffii 4flamN tie MtliHnielam.
.ple mfktn onl ttg aanwn ptehl
wiz alutsf nwtiie iarlaelsAl eln
FHiw6ff Eipffleb hst NranaItn ~.
afn tos Tel opidneuE Hotbaxllil ia
Dpn Nbslint. a%eleafns Wledbuus
mWhe poH ms iuni &itbrn aefTnAl
unh hrf Neint In hie sIuhl aelMla.
atn Gsfiuhlde tglleaer trlalentn
hter Utter tNlheinpteplnil, NRardl.
rndgf (pnlbrlnaem 0h0len @allns
lpmbrinarnl mb 1onauelhAnaeu
NeatFFAflahi NIB puElhwuvl im TO-
hiId'en Nreie WniHapn) nnh magleu
cine Mnsohl Nomben btrab pei
Tognneldauaen iwllrhe eln NlIen.
tdbnNna aus eInem Maihineaeinehr
telhoiIen Wlebrsre Werlcnen lpur.
ben ori6bipi oOer prruunhet Gin
ironaoRlhee NIuq3eila, meIdes on
Der Rassia nui 8rter tbelnahmeu,
mnrhc lei psomerinpen bon titieni
nnirrrr dIiearr herabgcihoIieu."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-16

u. Seebsd unterf9ieb nod fi6er
bic Zone Stpeier Stimmgnbsln, bon
benen eins 440. bic onbere 439 2s3
66DinsungeH ma9te.
Der aOH0Or Idtt f4 in penis
gen 9linuisn 1000 Meter bod bsrob,
Obns Dab ibm Die pIDsIids auftbruds
srbOhuns fdabet.
Der Istts a6nis bon 8 o.
req pfleote Die 5hIiiHsl a. ben sos
rem Der 6ouptfinet GDuI nadts unter
lsiH apnfsiIsn sa Isaen-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-16

fAlsf NffAA A# M
NHfNhf Me- iNN WWfB ltN
f6t WfIH ik s ufshflef
M NtsiA ss5u
HaA
VamMst 8s nn
Nlal mWff tlt al
Relsths paHnsf tii t0
.HfatiiHa aangsf N1
haaa RNmWRf NinNp
M MniigflAalF ts 7H
Asnlas eln mmllsttlAt
Hlnhbith ilaislat e.ma Niafll
dhtilNw lMi
dbflpag $3.50
Nnhs uNh etlsis, eiafli leiE
Wsfis sf f
.Hailvr Mafsl igfs
y amsint lilnbt blNn. WlatEl
~ heh9f
rMfhidmlik9rgfis 81. 90 sos.
dlisft NgeiA ss M.
gamuRt batllst Nftla ssAs.
e. Jplrpt N%atIittfiat
Aimbsitb Bainhr Ls00. Earll
lcis
aahrlinar S6.ib
SdBfint ialuhr 1000. Ni0tli
5 10 boher,
IairhidniilApreis ST. s0-s00.
N6diler Nnis $500.
Saait-8uiabt 5000 Wlarlt Iona'
ion
SodHter prgis 800.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-16
Vic bn mir. 10 Id Dir.

Gbriifiaua, ROriueaen, Is. Sept.
- lie neneite SbGtiafeit eints bent
Idlen Saad)bOotes wirb bier semel-
bet. las 8upt bielt ben rDriuegi.
fIsabea Gaatapfer 8eFb6eim m nnb 6pl-
ie einen GuglGuber ais 0e~fangenen
bernnter. Die nOfuegiide @eianbt.
IdDaft In Berlin lit initruirt iDorben,
baaeaeR III prpteltlren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-16
aErndltperfehr anfaehpben.

aonbpu, 10. Sept. - Sine De-
peidje an bic times bon Atben be-
Tngt, bak Der 5radtOertebr anf ben
Eiienbabuen anmGniens anfeebp-
ben lit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-16
MrnEe Nite irn cften.

philadelphia, ga, is. Sept. =
Am &itlhlngc ltorbeii bier geiterr
bret qerfonen, nabreuo cine groBpre
aHsabI infoIge Der rieligm Site
obnm1dtig fuuroen
gittsmrrg, Fa, Is. Sept. - 5n.
IoIee Der groben Site bIieben seitern
nEb beite Die offentLiden Sdideil
aeihIoiien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-16
@aIter gah Eaaft nOdl meGr embsn.

Nopiaion, 10. Sept. 1915.
Srelno Beterh @nbe belte nod
|50 Sdiffe nemben" bon Serrn s.
@eioner erbaltenL Dies maht Sulom.
men rs. 9offentlih gebrauhen mir
nod mebr. @eroe $500 oirptt
IenOen. @ait @rub @. BOB.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-16

Die 8eerOigung oes Sodid)ii,
'lers emil 6rDsfa fonO utlter mill
tGriIGen Gbren itatt. Cine abtbei-
hing Der 9odi@uI-aaoettens oerletl
er beigeborte, feuerte uber ieinem
@rabe Drei 6olben ob.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-16
Was Bic aransoien iOatn.

Envis, iiber gcnocr, rs, Sept.
@riirrn stbcio mirOe ioloenber oft.
sieaer geridt berailspeaeben: lin.
gcipobnIid 6eitier artinericEanpfe
linbcn in Der Cteeno bon arrns, bel
sfsDe unO Nonrpon, an Ser Cham.
pnane 0runt. wno nanentIih bel
auberipe, Soioin uno @ertbes itoit,
Sdppere artiaeriegefedte ner0en
and BON Apremont. n1rbIih bon
SIirep un0 ii 9etbringen bel @m-
berniIe gemelOet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-16

TIE F~afisnafllls esa Hflha tfs
1tsnAt6 Hf bshlammen
htstMilftilai ttpiaasgs

mttlin, a. sspl, Hhfs psehen
Mtsf b Htbtailsm kmtih ~
Der laafetfiinnM haA hit @laAt
NpHkeM fiHt mvhftne HtHMna M
arb HlMi, vie pph tnalsIttt Rflis
hfhaapitl mift, glnt nuhsEfNial6 ~
.ituf Slnht Ttt pnllaaasllls htktu
.uBAia lm ViaIlamH mtf btm lnltt
H%allamaIfn laflfb. fif HnHgslh aaI
.lfn NgiiAslaiFt u Wttilahlaata.
MaaaflHsW res MfhApkew msiff
.pnn ben MiilEasatwalitn hfaAtl
mAEhfn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-16

NenheH. "a Egpi Mnlhhlld,
hft lih mehfgHApH &lralAaat hfF
HtpFfIlnlniilhlllg nab analouh nef.
I0uai hs Voao6hFt Nlait .Wlats
bsafnmnbfueln bus Nlolt inbri
aiis = Habt ieuBm jlued. flo hgF
.Eihllhl uefldilieheH At pcuen, bab
bon ieilru BET #eaieunua IN hieier
0inhds nldis gtobes aeidwhen
lperhe, IoInnae nidt bic blienltidle
Vlelnuna lic mlruttele; al hieleni
5lpede ioIiie einc MdiIenpcrimnm.
IlHa %einbernisn mcrocn Toe Hlati
ipgiIt icrner Aaraui hilt. bab bent.
idles aiaenthrm i'm Mrrih BON will.
lioren Rtunb Sterling III SGnbru
Der eiialiIden gieaierma iei: ea ione
IeniihIan0 ilar aefindlt uer0en.
nuli iiir bic gleihicbuna irber britt.
idjen iricoIifen Sioof BON eineni
Suiiihiif ODER 6Iiiaseltg aus. einem
Dubenb beutlher Si1Ote ooIIeIbe &c.
idehe. Dab fir icOes nnngefommenr
Menitenleben mlo ieoe serit0rte
Siitte bos @eIb oentider QaufIelte
sur GutidldOiauuq berongeSoeen
Iueroc, bic itd i'm enoIilden SonbcI
g%geinditet" itno pom enaIifhen @oIf
fette Dioioen0en be3ogen b1ttpn.
Ser erfoIs zines iolden 8%orgebens.
meiut ons Blot, pitrOe m~unoerbnr
leiu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-16
No hmEm MAnsm nIgMi
wIFd, vaTxafls ~ kommsh
Y. M &. A.
ABENDsCHULE

.alalin 8a N IN
HtAigglWf4 FAggW *etat.4&te
Htihmflit. A~at0t6&utn t.,sRi4.
lilafA t4tn
Nasfalpsuhu8 4.Y48* 8i8
Wiilh s4ttt.tsstt#t 4
aanl8fesFn tttssKe.tlsttf l3
imsafapass uAs NlAlAiasns
iMffitQH
8'NNAtRtiFFN tEtatt8ss# y
.ptlfn. 4dfelbai NritbWrilf 4fJ
Blhilblfui t9l Mfhfnl 4a.ss& 81
fiAtfnhgiaitm ga Wcd8Hl d.
Maliaraph lpbilrf NnFillsl $40
.aiagbfn lrrf MpHail t4.4.ua&
.0nelilh lur aualanbst lpsf
Nlpnofl tssutss4tsssssfAle u
anStrt atullru beaiHuM IA on
9dul atibsllnnas
Z. n. miasr, getruarr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-16

Abcnnirt ouf Die SdgIi9e Eribine
$500 oas Sabr 0ur6 bic POit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-16
aanias GitD GctreibcberidJt.

IlNlHS NlID WeITelDeueTla)I.
@eliefert bon Ser 5irna 2ogol
& 8rDan, WiitgIieoer aaer Solipt
Iborlen 3t5 Sao 16. Str, Omaha
aanias gitp, 10. Sept. 1915.
|&orter 8ei5er-
Nr. 2. 106-t0S
gr. 3. 103N-106
gr. A. 99-103
@emii6ter barter @eisen 1O2
&etber 8ei5en-
0r. 2. 110-fi9
gtr. 8. 102--108
SIR. A. 99-tO3
@emtidJtes &orr-
Scr. 2. 6S1-69
Scr. 3. 6S
gr. A. 671
@elbes &orn-
Scr. 2. 7tb
Scr. 3. 70-70h
@eiBes &ort-
g}r. 2. 69-69h
ger. 3. 6Sh-69
91r. a. 81
@emiidter &ofer-
Ger. 2. 34-35
Scr. 8. 32h-3315
8eiBer Sufer-
Scr. 2. 37-38
ger. 8. 36
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-16
iSarms sn b~erFamfen.

5f @ebrasfa 6arm $500 per
4der. 200 Nfer nabe oeutiher
Rieoerloifung in Sefuaro GouutD.
Inter &ultllr, ertrn gut fir 0as
@eIO. s. S. @oebI, 24O4 2eaben-
NORTH Ctr, 0mnba, 0ebr. CT
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-27
TRUSTEE AND SPECIAL COMMITS
SlONER,S SALE.

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BY virtue of the authority vested Sinsme
as trustee under and by virtue OF two deeds
OF trust executed by Calvin p! Howell,
trustee, the first bearing date on the 18th
day ofa November, a. u, 1919, sandi q rec
ord In the once Of the clerk OF the county
court OF Harrison County. West yirginla
In trust deed book No. Sc, at page 2S5,
given to secure a note Of even date there
Wood, on demand. and ealling for the sum
the second bearing date OF. the s1st day OF
January. AID 1914. and Of record in said
jotice, IN trust deed book No. 80, at page
confirming the deed Of trust first made,
and conveying additional property to the
said trustee for the purpose of occurring
the payment Of said note. which not II
now owned by the Empire National Bank
OF Clafksburg; and by virtue Of the further
authority vested in me as trustee and
special commissio by a decree made
and entered By. the circuit court q Harrl-
son County, West Virginia, on the 18Th
day Of October, "A. D.. 1915 in . chancery
cause therein pending in vi tchs CHARLES B.
'Parr Is plaintiff, and Calvin r. Howell, ct
ala., are defendants, will rs suchs trustee
and special missioner. 81 the
18TH DAY OF DECEMBER A. ID. 1913.
commencing at one O'clock p NJ, Offer for
SALE and sell sat public auct Ion. at 4 the
front door Of the court house OF Harrison
County, West Virginia. all the following
described real estate, situate In the city Of
Ciarksburg, county Of Harrison, and state
of West Virginia ~ Wi 4 i ~ 4.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-27
FAMILY AVOIDS
SERIOUS SICKNESS
b Being Constantly Supplied viii
Thedford's Black Drausht.

/ McDhf, Var suffered for seyessl
years, says Mrs. j. B. Whitaker. ID
this place, with sick headache. and
stomach trouble. 81; d II 2 I
Ten years ago friend told me 20 DIV
Thedfofdss Black -Draugtlt, which Ibid.
and I found 1t to be the best family medi.
Cine Tor young and old.
keep Black raught on hand all tie
time now, and when my children feel q
little bad, they ask me for a dose, and h
does them more good than any medicine
they ever tried. Is
We never have q long spell Of sick
ness In our family, since we commenced
using Blach- Dralgtt. = Ss
Thedfofd,s Black Draugflt Is purely
vegetable, and has been fotind to regt-
late weak ston1aciis, aid digestion, Re.
lleve indigestion. colo, wind, nausea,
headache, sick stomach, and similar
symptoms q
Il has been ID constant U.s. for more
man 20 years. and has benefited more
man q million people. &; . < ]:
Your dtueeist selIs and reecrninehds
Black Dtatlgtt. Price only zz5c Get )
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-27
As Gitmer County Grand Jury
Fails to lndict Her for The
Murder of a Child.

CHENILLE, Nov. 27..--Miss Ora
Wilson, q school teacher Of Clay
county, charged, with the murder Of
her infant child in, Gilmer county,
was given her freedom Thanksgiving
day, the grand jury having failed to
present an indictment. Miss Wilson
had been imprisoned in the Chenille
Jail about three months.
It will be remembered that the
body Of an infant, a boy about six
weeks old; was found floating in the
Little ;Kanawha river Just below the
Braxton county line, by deputy
sheriff. At a coroner's5 inquest twas
determined that the babe came to It's
death by drowning and the crime
was traced to Miss Wilson. She was
seen at Burnsville the day before with
q child, and the day after the finding
OF the body she was at her home in
Clay county, and the child was miss
ing. She was arrested and placed In
the Glenville Jail: Before the grand
Jury no witnesses were found who
had ever sen the mother and the
child in Gilmer county. * ~ &
3 A case that attracts unusual at
tention among attorneysswillNbe tried
here during the present term. Of
the circuit court. .Itiistthat Of John
Hooper. charged with incest. Hooper
and his sister have only recently NOV
ed to Gilmer county. The child was
born two months after; the. removal,
the couple having come from Lewis
county. The question Ii. to be deter
mined by the court is the placesof the
commission of the crime, Hooper
was indicted at this sitting Of the
grand jury.
Clarence ParkerSwas placed on trial
in the circuit court here for the MUIR
der OF Edwin Miller. At a former
trial the jury failed to agree. nine
being for acquittal and three for con-
viction. The trouble that led up to
the shooting was over a line fence be-
tween the farms Of the two. Parker
claims the shooting was in self de-
Tense.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-27
low SPIRITED
Are German Soldiers in Russia
as They Must Face Cold I
Weather There.

tny AssociArEp pRIss, S
PETROGRAD, Nov. 27.-Germans
who have been taken prisoners along
some parts Of the line represent the
German forces to which they were
attached as low spirited In view Of
the knowledge that the rigors of the
coming winter have to be faced.
This feeling has been particularly
noticeable, according to the prison
ers' statements, since Russian sue
cessessat many points on the line
have compelled the retirement Of the
Germans from comfortable trenches.
Many detachments are said to be I'M
able properly to dig in, owing to the
freezing OF the ground and must
spend the winter virtually on the sur
face.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-27
MniheraIn.Mundy.

The marriage Of Miss Nell Nun
dy to Thomas Mulheran was quietly
1solemniezd in the church OF the I'M
3maculate Conception at $50 o'clock
Thanksgiving morning. followed by
the celebration Of a nuptial mass. The
Rev. Father P. H. McDermott Off
ciated. The bride and bridegroom
We're attended by Mrs. George VIII
kins, sister Of the bride, Of Weston,
and William Mulheran, brother Of
the bridegroom.
At the close of the ceremony at
the church avoiding breakfast was
served at the home Of Mrs. Margaret
lutheran. White chrysanthemums
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-27

.Y0UNG men CAUGAT
By Prohibition Deputy for Hav-.
ing Whiskey lin a Pub
lie Place. ls

Accused Of violating the prohibi-
ton law by carrying pint bottles Of
whiskey in a public place, g. II. Had
dert and Dorsey Norman young men.
of the city, were arrested and jailed
Thursday by j. Walter Bee. Of sPar-
kersburg, deputy state conmissio ner
of prohibition. The officer says he
caught Norman in the act OF selling a.
bottle OF whiskey to Haddert In a
basement Of a local hotel. When
both were searched, Mr.. Bee says,
Norman had two pint bottles Of swhis-
key in his pockets and Haddert had
one pint bottle in one OF his pockets.
An additional charge of selling
whiskey is to be made against Nor
man, according to the prohibition of
lficer. Z. MI 2
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-27
Acquitted TED /
In the Criminal Court is Henry
Durham Of Selling Liquor
in This State.

In the criminal court Friday Henry
Durham was acquitted Of the charge
of selling liquor. RI
Albert Durham was tried for hav-
ing liquor in a hallway of the Com
mercial hotel. He was convicted and
sentenced to serve two months in
jail and on the roads and pay a fine
of 500.
y jury failed to agree in the case
of Carl Ross, who was tried for hav-
ing liquor in Adamston streets.
Anthony Lightner was convicted
Of bigamy.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-27
sALEM!!! NAM
Is Sentenced to Work ON Roads for
Unlawful Conduct.

Booth Randolph was taken from
Salem Friday to the county JAIL to
serve sentence Of four months at
work on the county roads, which will
be extended to half a year unless a.
fine Of $50 and costs are paid. The
fine and sentence were imposed upon,
him at Salem by =. B. Davis, q JUS
tee of the peace there, upon convic-
ton Of having unlawfully associated
with Maude Ringer In that city.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-27
CRUISER sunk
Submarine Of Entente Allies
Sends a German Vessel to
the Bottom of the Sea. a

LONDON, Nov. % The German
protected cruiser, Frauenlob. has
been sunk by a submarine Of the
Entente Allies, according to semi-
official announcement made at Petro-
grad, says a despatch to the Central
News Agency. 81.
The Frauenlob is reported to have
been sent to the bottom in the same
locality where the German protected
cruiser Undine, sister ship Of the
Frauenlob. was lost.