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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-22
BOARD MEETS
For the Purpose of Completing
Arrangements for Elks'
State Reunion.

A meeting of the Elks state con
vention and reunion board, of when
Lyle L. Jones. of Parkersburg. Is
president, was held Tuesday with the
members of Huntington lodge for the
purpose of completing arrangements.
as far as possible for the big con-
vention and reunion of the antlered
herd which is to be held in that city
for three days. beginning September
4.
During the afternoon a business
meeting was held and in the even
ing there was a special dinner party
for the members of the board and
number of the prominent Hunting
ton Elks who are lending their efforts
toward making the convention a
signal success this fall. Exalted
Ruler J. E. Pedigo, of Huntington
lodge, is enthusiastically boosting the
meeting and much that has been ac-
complished has been due to his eff
forts.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-22
MONEY
Belonging to Former Local
Miner is Held by Fargo
CHEF of Police

C. n. Troyer, chief of police at Far
go, N. D., has $145 belonging to
frank Semrad, a Bohemian miner.
who, when last heard from was en-
pIoyed in the Columbia mines near
here, and he wants to return the moE-
ey to its owner. Troyer, in letter
to Chief of Police Brooks, of this city,
says that he has had Semrad's money
for over four years and all during that
time has been trying to locate the
man.
According to Troyer's letter. Sem
rad, upon being discharged from the
Minnesota state reformatory, where
he was sentenced for burglary, came
to Troyer and asked him to keep his
money. which amounted to $3.50.
Troyer says that he secured posi-
ton for Semrad and deposited the
money in bank. Later, he says.
Semrad went to the Great Lakes
where he worked as a sailor. He
soon left there and in Decem Der,
1911, the writer says. Troyer received
a letter from Semrad asking for SIS,
Semrad said his address was Check
81. Columbia Mines, C1arksours.
Since that time. the letter goes on,
nothing has been heard from Sem
rad and all efforts to find him have
been unavailing Chief or Police
her son, Rolly T. Allison, wao. sne
communicate any information that
may be gathered to Mr.. Troyer.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-22
Trayeling Mans Experience.

"In the summer OF 1888 I had a
verv severe attack of cholera NOR
bus. Two physicians worked over me
from four a. m. to six p. m. without
aivin 2 me any relief and then told me
thew did not expect me to live; that
7 had best telegraph for my family
instead of doing so, gave the hotel
norter fifty cents and told him to buy
me bottle of Chamberlatn's Collie.
taEe no substitute I took double
dose according to the directions and
went to sleep after the second dose.
A. ave o'clock the next morning was
called by my order and took a train
for my next stopping point. well
man but feeling rather skaky from
the severity of the attack writes H
W. Ireland, Louisville, KY Obtain
able everywhere. Advertisement.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-22
BIG FOOTBALL GAME
Between Wesleyan and West
Virginia Elevens Will Be
Played This Fall.

BUCKHANNON, July 22.-The big
football game that for three years has
been the championship contest of the
state of West Virginia will be played
on Thanksgiving day again the COM
ing fall. This was finally settled here
today by the receipt of the signed con-
tract for the game. The contract pro-
vides that the game shall be under the
joint management of West Virginia
and Wesleyan and that H. A. SLAMS
bury, director of athletics at Wesley
an, and L. NJ. PEARS, secretary
urer of the athletic committe at
West Virginia University. will have
complete and direct charge of all ar
rangements such as advertising, offic-
ials, grounds. etc. The game will be
played at South Side park, Fairmont,
and all expenses of putting the game
on and receipts from the game will be
divided equally between the two in
stitutions.
The Importance of the game in West
Virginia football cannot be over
looked In 1912 Wesleyan for the
first time beat West Virginia at Nor
gantown. In 1918 at Fairmont it re-
peated and again in 1914 at Farmont
the score stood 14-9 in Wesleyan's
favor. The closeness of this game
and the fact that West Virginia has
coupled with the fact that Wesleyan
anticipates the best team 1t has ever
had, makes the 1915 Thanksgiving af-
fair look the most attractive by far
of any game scheduled within the
bounds of the Mountain state. Last
year over 5000 enthusiastic 1ans-A
record for West observation-disclosures
the game. and this year preparations
will be made to take care of fully
1000 additional and sales of reserved
seats will be started not later than
October in order that the distribution
may be regular. In 1914 many people
missed part of the game In the
crush that developed at the ticket
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-22
To Discard FreckLes,
Tan, Rfn,pIes, Wrinkles

The use Of creams containing animal
substance sometimes causes hair. to grow.
You run no risk of acquiring guperduOn1
hair when you use ordinary Inercolized
colored sl1n. as the wax actually Absor6a
the Offensive cuticle- The latter - nat1sr-
ally replaced by clear, smooth. healthy
completion. full OF life and expression.
It's the sensible why to discard freckled.
Get an ounce OF mercolized wax at any
druggists and apply nightly like cold
and water. It takes q week or 30 TO conn
pIete the transformation.
The ideal wrinkle remover is made by
dissolving an ounce OF powdered saxolite
IN q half pint witch hazel. Bathing the
face IN the solution brings almost instan-
taneous results.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-22
ALMOST FREE.
From the Foot-and- Mouth
Disease Quarantine is
West Virginia.
,,,re,Al 70 4nr rrLIeRAn,

WASHINGTON. D. c., July a.
The whole of Jefferson county. w
Va, is freed from quarantine Ior
foot-and-mouth disease by an order
directive July 10. This order leaves
a portion of Berkeley county. the
only territory in the state still sub
iect to federal regulations on account
of the foot-and-mouth disease. In
Berkeley county, territory within
Ave miles of Martinsburg or of an IN
fected farm at North mountain re-
mains in the restricted area. The reg
ulations in the .estricted area. how
ever. are much less stringent than IN
which the quarantine areas through
out the country have been divided.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-22
PROHIBITION
In France is Said Not to Be
Legal and Necessary Law
May Be Enacted.
tsr ASSOCIATED PRESS,

PARIS. July 22-The legality OF
the action taken by the military and
civil authorities in certain military
district in prohibiting the sale of spir-
its in the area under their jurisd1c-
ton has been questioned with the
result that Ministerior of the Interior
Malvy mas introduced in the Chamber
of Deputies bill which would en-
power projects during the war to re-
strict or prohibit altogether the sale
and consumption of alcoholic beyer-
ages, other than natural wine, beer
and cider, whenever 1t is cons1dereo
advisable in the interest of national
defense.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-22
FAKE WIDOW
of Henry M. FIagIer Woman
Held for Fraud is Said
to Be.
tsy AsseeIArEe rsEss,

NEW YORK, July pa woman
who described herself as Mrs: Fora
Emma Flagler. SO years old, was
held in $4,000 bail for examination
Friday by Magistrate McQuade TO-
day, charged with obtaining money
under false pretense. The complain
ant, Frank J. Mahoney, swore to an
affidavit that he had paid $500 to the
woman after she had represented
that she, as the widow. was soon to
receive 100000 from the estate
Of the late Henry NJ. Flagler. mil
llionaire railroad builder. Mrs. Flag
Ter asked that the date for her ex-
animation be fixed for Friday. and
her lawyer, who is now in Chicago. Is
expected back at that time.
Lawrence C. Heines, of Brooklyn.
representing the Flagler estate. was
in court and made an AFFIDAVIT cor
roborating that of Mahoney. In the
affidavit he swore that the woman
representations were false and that
she was not the widow of the de-
ceased hnancier.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-22
ANNUAL ELECTION
of Officers of Business Mems
League Will Be Held Fri
day Evening.

The Clarksburg Business Mems
League will hold a meeting in the
Masonic temple Friday evening at 3
O'Clock when the annual election OF
officers of the league will be held.
Representatives of the local newspa-
invited and asked to discuss ques-
lions concerning the welfare of the
business of the city and the better
ment of civic conditions.
w. D. linn, county agricultural
agent will be present and address
the gathering on the agricultural con-
ditfons in the county. A sumptuous
repast will be served and a general
good time is anticipated.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-22
INJUNCTION
Is Issued Prohibiting the Erection of
House at Stealey Heights.

Upon application of the town OF
Stealey Heights Judge Raymond Max
well, of the circuit cours In vacation
has awarded temporary Injunction re-
straining James P. and Ethel NJ. Fly
man, Thompson H. and Oiiie E. WIZ
liams, S. A. and L. Blanch Smith, D.
j. Carter, trustee and S. A. smith ans
T. II. Williams. beneficfaries uncer :
trust, from proceeding rurtner with
the erection of house on lot NO. :
Stealey Heights, as the town claims
that the house is being Duiit on q
part of Fair avenue and the River
road.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-22
ELEVEN DROWNED
Is the Fear at Kenton as Their
Canoe is Found Capsized
in Marshes.
tsr .sseelArrp PRESS,

LIMA. o.. July 2a-Reports from
Kenton say that eleven Kentucky
farm laborers in the onion fields en-
barked in a canoe during high water
and attempted to escape. The canoe
was later found capstzed. It Is
feared all eleven were drowned when
their craft hit a snag. The marshes
are stil under water. The water viii
not drain and will simply have to dry
off. Sanitary conditions are appau-
ing. GROUND Lima conditions are
nearly normal although continued
heavy rains yesterday and last night
made residents of lowlands fearful
of another flood.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-22
RELIEF PLANNED
For Hundreds of Persons Who
Are Maro0ned and Desti-
tute in Marsh Lands.
a., A,soe,A4rp rnrss,

COLUMBUS, July 22.-Relief for
hundreds of persons marooned and
destitute in the Hardin county marsh
lands was planned Wednesday by
Governor willis and Adjutant Cen
eral Hough, acting "a conjunction
with county officers at Kenton. Assis-
tant Adjutant General Bryant, who
visited the flooded district, reported
Wednesday that the food supply of
those marooned in the vicinity of Ken
ton was practically exhausted. Ar
rangements were concluded today to
remove those in peril and to send food
to others.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-22
CHARLES BECKER
Makes Final Plea to the Gov
ernor of New York State for
His Life.

ALBANY, N. Y. July 22.-Charles
Becker's final plea to Governor Whit
man to save him from the electric
chair for the murder of Herman Ros-
enthal, the New York gambler, was
handed to William Orr, Governor
WIhitman's private secretary Wednes-
day, by John B. Johnston, partner of
Martin T. Manton, Becker's counsel.
The governor said he would make no
statement until he had time to exam
inc the document.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-22
SOLD UNDER HAMMER.
,.Y Assoe,Arrp raEss,

ST. LOUIS, July 22.-The proper
ty. franchises and all other rights OF
the Wabash railroad, $3.50, 100000
corporation, were sold under the
hammer for $1s,00O.000 to the joint
reorganization committee of the
roads creditors under foreclosure here
Wednesday to satisfy $41 000,00
of which the Equitable
Trust Company. of New York, is trus-
tee.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-22
browns m GUYAN.

HUNTINGTON, July 22.-Although
he showed signs of life after he had
been brought from the water. Hiram
Chapman died as the result of a
cramp which seized him while he
was bathing in the Guyandotte river.
Death was due to suffocatfon induced
by vomiting. so the doctor in charge
claimed. He was aged 81 and mar
ried.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-22
KILLS SELF.

HUNTINGTON, July 2e-Racked
NV the tortures of a double grief
Ro1la Ferguson, 81, well known
and highly respected young man re-
siding at Louisa, shot himself with
revolver and died. The boys mother
died about year ago. and the grief
over her and the failure to win ms
sweetheart were responsible for his
ACT.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-22
FALLS FROM TRAIN.

HUNTINGTON, July 2a-Frank
P1ott, aged IA, of Covington. Va,
was picked up on the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad near the Alter
farm in an unconscious condition,
due to a fall from a freight train on
which he was riding. He was taken
to the Huntington General hospital.
It is believed he will recover.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-22
wEAPoN GASES DISMISSED.

41non motion OF the state. w. NJ.
Oldaker and Wayne Riddle were dis
charged Tuesday night In Magistrate
r. Edward Kidd's court when placed
on trial under charges preferred oy
w NJ Cain. a neighbor, of violating
+ha anti-weapon law recently at
Union Heights No. Q. where all re-
side.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-22
STRIKE ENDED.
,nx A,.ee,A1rp rnrs.,

LONDON, July 22.-The South
Wales coal miners have accepted the
terms agreed upon Tuesday and the
strike is therefore definitely at an
end. Throughput the coal fields there
was an overwhelming sentiment IN
favor OF ending the strike.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-22
MATHENY SENTENCED.

For selling whiskeq, Ezra Matheny
has been fined 800 and sentenced, by
Maeistrate T. G. Nicewarner, to serve
sixty days on the county roads ano
IN IAN He has also been f1ned $40
and costs and sentenced 20 serve ter
.day for falling. to appear IS q witness
In a case in the same court. Bos.l
penalties were imposed az the close OF
hearings late Tuesday.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-22
lRy Asaocfated Press. )

a2.-Tie police Wednesday
21.-The police Wednesday
were seeking a tall man and a
woman dressed in white, who
last night. 1t is said. threw the
body of a murdered baby into
lake at Reidmore. just outside
OF Connellsville. The body
was that of boy five or Six
months old. The head had been
severed.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-22

Germany averages one practtcing
physician for each 1000 inhabitants.
the proportion being higher in some
of the cities and lower in the rural
districts.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-22
NomCE no sHIPPERs.

NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
Traction Company express cars
leave Clarksburg for Grasse1h. o'Neil
MT. Glare. Weston. Shinnston. Fair
mont, Fairview, Pennington. Man
ntnRton and intermediate points
daily except Sunday. Shipments for
Warrington and intermediate points
should be delivered in the station not
later than 900 a. M; Fairyiew and
intermediate points. 1900 a. To-;
Weston and intermediate points.
1900 m.
and care In handling make this an
ideal line for shippers.
MONONGAHELA VALLEY TRAC-
TION COMPANY.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-22
MURDER MYSTERY.

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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-25

Sic Meiu Yprfer probritii6cn
3citun9e1 i1reicn llud 8er,ltorifs
gn%tfcrnlln9. Sic flascn Sen pe,ttiden
@ptidaiter an, oab ct bas beutibe @p=
tlm ge9en lnicre Megierun9 mobil
mad)e. Nls gcmeis fiibren iie sic
gl,tbiillungen Ser u8orIb" an, iponad
Dos uSdtberla,1b" eine sllbbentipa
burd &cr1nittlung ser 8ptidaft erbare
ten babe. Ser lpabrc @elpeis beltebt
baril1, pab Sic 9rpbiten lii9cn. gr%
ii6tlid lit, bab l,ltr cine iebr 9eringe
Slrmme fir bielcn 3iped perpenoet
moroen lit ltnb niht ba5lt, nm nos
oelttide Gotum slt beeinflul1en (bas
iibcrbaupt Miemorrb IN leiner Sadie
trdgt), ipnbern i'm Die semeinen Ser
lanmoltngen ser probritilden Grei1e
iiber 9ertldIa1b ridtis 5u ltellen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-25

perfiirScn, rob Sic Gait ser Souiel1bs
BON @siiQipncl,, bic bas be1tlhc @nl1
fin hcn &ric9 alfgcbrudt babe, mi
md a%ltfbrin9en miille, nidt bon i'm
unb Ser fpmr1enbcn Generation bnus
crl1o g%ctra9en merben lpiirbc, ipl1bcr,
pun henclt, bic hcu &rieg ansciiftel
%lattcn. lln0 Sic arieeslaae lit 10, bot
an5uncbnen lit. SOUTHLAND merbe
oiele @nfiiuoisung lpabr 81 MAIDEN
rermGgen.
@iirhe man MIN bier in Mmerifa
pbcr ipnit irgcnbipp geneist leill, Grpbe
%britalulien piel @plo Su b~albpc9s erz
idluin9liden gcbingungcn 81 lciben,
lpe1n1 sic Nuslidt orpbt, naB t%allienbc
pnn MiGliunen bcim SricbenslbluB ben
@nleihe : &erpflid)tllngcn r%orangeitellt
lpcrben fpn1cn2 @er bdlt cine iu9ez
nonntc critic @ppotbef ffir gut, penn
Sic M69lidfeit beitcbt, bob lie, p6ne
bnb er's binbcrn fann, al1f Ben bier
ten, f%iiniten Glas 5uriidgcbrangt ipiro
u1b sic borne eingcldnbenen iehc Der
%5iniungsz nnb Observation-Disclosures
auf5ebren? Mic,nanol
9es6olb nu1Bte ein falter Bal1erz
itrabl ouf Sic fiibne geba1ptuns bes
beutlGen Gdntamtsiefretdrs scridtet
ireroen, besbaIb mlbte Ser Imlters
Banner "5elegraaf" Sic ll,lsebeure 2ii>
&C i'll Sic @clt binallsppiounen, bob
Ser bclltide sdntamt5iefretdr Sic
oeutldlen Observation-Disclosures. Ibie
bclltidJcn pplfslpirtbidaftlidc1 Nuz
t%pritdteu, Sic belltldcu Strotcz
gen, Ser belltlde Meidsfan5ler,
ober alld allie, bnriiber
flor leien, bab 2elltidlanb finansica
pnlIis 5uiannmengcbroden lei n1b Sen
&rieg ni1t mebr lan9e ncrbc fortfii6z
rem fDnnen. @on5 I'M @ebeimcn bdtz
ten lie lids einec1tanben.
Mber pem bnlldnoiiden 8lott i'm
britilhcn Gplbc, Sem MmiterDamer
vS%ele9raaf" lit es gelunsen, bas Sc
beimaiB 5u er1toeden unb es Der 8elt
Su perfiinben. 8arlm benl1ftragte
bie 2onooncr 3e9icrung Sen nSele<
sraaf" niele an @abnlim gren5cnbe
2iiee IN bie @elt 81 lebcn? 3amit
hiele lie CLAUDE unb gnglanD bas tim
10 iebr notbmenbise @elb prrnpe. l1ns
f0nnt SIR bos @elb rl1big lciben, oaz
nit mir ourdbalten tDnnen. 9erti6@
lnnb pfeift auf bcn1 lebten ap6. Inns
miiBt SIR guer @elb leiben, ionit
n1Dgt SIR all6 nod Dos berlicrell, lpas
SIR uns idpn gelieben babt.
gs tit Met6poe in Dem @a6nlim,
Ser bonn u5elcgraof" bcrbreiteten 2iiz
&c. @iro Sic amerifeniihe @odfinan5
oui oieie edt britil6e @et9ooe bineinz
fallen?
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-25

hen, ais Sic ipcnigcr, Sic oapurd, oaE
tie liD abliGtliO ulln0tbigen @efa6ren
a~,slceen, all6 ibr 2ono in Geiabr
b%ringen.
rGs lit 3eit, baB Sic ul,,,clltrale
Grellc ibre @orurtbeile sltr Settle legt
uno p%ercirt nit Sem &rdlibentcu biIft,
Sen Sricben Su erbalten.
uGrobritilde 3citun9en beltebcn allf
bcm &rie9e nit 9cutidlano nllo pro-
beutide 3eitun9en beltebcn aui cinen1
Observation-Disclosures. @enn bcioe
pcreint ouf Sic Gr9reifuug bon @iab@
nabmen bringen mollten, ourd) Die
un,erifaniidc 8iirger berbinbcrt merz
sen fDnnen, a1f gdiffen ser arie9
fiibrenbcu Matipnel, burb Bic Gcfubrs
gone 51 reilen lnb Sic amcrifaniide
Yaliagieridiffc bonn Mplnitipnstransz
port allsidlicbcn - ipenn lie pics
tbun ippnten, Damn tpiirben lie hu5l1
bcitraaen, Ben 8ries 5u berbi1bcrn
u1lh fir nniere Station Sic iiberalts
ipertbpolle @%elesenbeit crm19lidcn.
penn Sic 3eit fir Sen Sriebcn
fnmmt. als Sriebensltifter 81 frn@
girer.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-25

- Sir bos piele @clb, bas gnsz
lano bafiir %be5ablen mllB, bate es
itdcrli6 erlparten f0n1en, bab Stalien
cine before Musrebe fir sic ariegserz
flarllng an oie Siirfei 5attc iinben
lolen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-25
Sur cine 9egcnbe.
@raf 5cppclins @urcrtnnbrns cincs
&ricgSidaaplai,cs.

@or tur5em bat Ser WsiinAsner
@4riftIteller Or. Mo. @aaeer ein
unterbaltiames 8u6 berausgeseben:
r3eppelin, Der Meni9, Ser &dmpier,
Der Sieger. 8u1te 8tlber bon ge1tsrn
nnb beute." @s entbdlt Mnetocttldt5,
Mbenteuerli9es, @elDenDaiteS, gbu<
rattertitif9es fir 3eppeIins perlon
uno fem Wert. @rpBes ulb &leines
aug feiner Sugenpoeit, 8etarulies
unb llnbetanntes bon ieinen 9@ld=
lalen unb @eloentaten in Orei Jelo,
ougen: Dem Decentralization Yi;r=
gertrieg, DEM 66er ulo 7Oer .&rlea,
Don ieinem @oifea ul1o admpfea fir
lein Qebenspesf, ieineu MiBcrIplgM
uno Disqualification, ieinen 9ie9en
unb Sriumplen ols oeut19er grfin=
Der u1ro Noltsbelb. Dabet 1T Dos
MiBge1did unterlaufen, Dab bur4
Die Nufnabme einer loge1onnten
Mnetoote benz @rofen nacbgefast
miro, er babe Dor Musbru4 res
oeut1@=fron5DiiIden arteges 1870
Il in Trantrei4 ben tiinftigen
RriegS1dauplas ertu1bet. @rof Sep
pelin iab fib infol9eoeiIen gu ell.er
Yeri6tigung gen0tist. ST bat an ben
8erleser bes 8udes gef4rieben: sd
lam I'M allgemeinen Die aus pie1cm
Wert fpreGelroe freunoli6e @eiin<
hung anertennen; audi geben mir bic
man9erlei tleir.u Srrtiimcr feinen
Mnlab CUR 8eri6tigung, eben lpeil
Is ii6 Dubei Dem gDnratter unb
3iped oes Mertes ent5predenO meiIt
lin Nnetboten Danoe1t, bei ber1e1 Der
3eler lelbl It unbebih9te @enauigteit
ni9t erlpartet.
Sur cine @telle beS Merfes, mel
DE cine iiber oas Mnetootenbafte binz
a%usseben0e biu9rapEii@e Mitteilung
geben min, tonn i9 ntdt unberi1tlg.
lai1en. SIS lit Dies bic @teqe auf
Seite AZ bes Mertes mil Der lleber=
Idrift r@rtunoisunssfubrten i'll
Trantret61. Dartn miro bebauptet,
6aB i'd in Der 5eit 5ipii6en Dem
5rieoensl4lub bon 1866 uno Dem
Musbru9 bes &rieges 1870 oie DUFF
gabe iibernonlmen babe, mid nit al
len n%i1ensiperten @%ir5elDe1ten Der
0itli9en uno 1iibDltli9en Seile Trm,tz
reihs betannt gu MAIDEN.
Diele 8ebauptung TT bur6als UNI
ri6tig, Oenn i6 fonn feltitelen, DOB
id in Ser 3eit 5pif9sn 1866 unb
1870 MN ein etn3iges Mul in Branf<
rei@ ipar, naimli9 in Der Beglcitung
bes &Dnigs Don WirttemGerg u!s
be1en oienttuenoer 6l~iigelabjutant
Bel ieinem 8eiude Der MeltauSitel=
lung 1867; ih babe mid babei nur
ipenige Sage in Brantreid uno 3ipar
rllr in Der 9allptitoot ielblt aufsez
balten. Mud gu irgenopeld9en al1oe-
rem 3eiten ooer in unDeren 2dnDern
babe iA berartige Dienlte nie ge=
%lei1tet."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-25

Jolgenber Sail bon
unerbDrter ru7tiher 8arbatei
1T ourd bier Geeioigte 3eligenausia a.
gen ieftgeiteut nproen: Sn Der Sc
geno bon Sebnoro3eo tplrbe am Is.
SUM- 1915 Elm l6psrberipunbeter
0eut1der Sol6at an Dem pfabl elnes
ruHii4en 9rabtbinoerniRes nit ei=
aem 0rabt angebunoen oorgefunben,
0as onbere Gnbe bes 0rabtes mar
i9n1 UNI Den aeib gelblungen unb
BORN in Ser 9Dbe oes &oppeli9loi1es
5ufammengebre6t. Ser @4Derperz
nunbete puroe aus ietner .q~ualpolel
Gage bon &ameraben, Sic bas Sc
ldnOe na6 8erpun9sten abfubten.
befreit unb nod benz 1eut16en @9iit=
3engraben gebradt. IND er BALD oa.
rauf itarb.
Jn Hacines Dramen ioGe:
nur 800 Derl9ieoene W0rter 0orfom.
men, IN @netGes 59riften 10000,
Die Saponer iin0 Elm ourt6.
aus bppppslbanbiges YOlf, lie gebrol;:
den bic rehte llnp linte @ano gleih
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-25
@iirmcr peruriad,en piclc Sinbcr=
&ranfbeitcn,

@iirmer, bel gallicnbcn, bcrnuben
bas ain0 Ser g%rndbr,lng, %berbinocrn
iein @ad1en, bcrllrla6en gerltopfuns,
l1nbcrbaluna, Terbolitdt, irre9uldrcn
Ippetit, iSeber unb mandmnl ardm<
pfc. u&idapou 8orm aieur" gibt fir
bielc 2eiben Siilfe. Gin giertel Bis
81 einem bicler mlgenebmen GalhDz
Sabletten, 9enommcn lallt GorlGrift,
t6btet llnb bcrtreibt Sic 8iirmer, re-
gulirt Cures ainbes Magen llnb itcGt
@eiunbleit nnb 2ebcnsfraft lpicDer
Der. 5olt cine Original 25c Sdndbtc(
bon grrem @potbefcr. grinAt gurcs
&nbes @eImbGcit lnb 3utllnft nidi
in @efabr, ipenn Gin 10 Iic6crcs unb
einfa6es @eilmittcl gu baben lit.
(Ina.)