davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Detroit times., 1915-08-20

know q great deal about that kid.
naping."
Detective Bolone says he can
prove. absolutely. that the little girl
was In the shack occupied by the
three men. Monday morning.
II dislike 10 bring my witness to
confront these men," said Bolone,
but IL II becomes absolutely neces-
sary. he will not fail me, and will
prove that the child was In that
shack, Monday morning"
Bolone admits that he fears that
members OF the gang would seek
revenge on an informer, but de-
clared that his witness would come
to the front in spite OF that. IL II is
absolutely necessary.
AS to Dominica Frank, who was
lying beside the cot on which the
little girl was found by the ofiicers.
Detective Bolone says that little
Patrina, In the presence OF her
mother. pointed TO a picture of
Frank, and indicated him as
padre" meaning that he was the
man whom she called father during
The Detroit times., 1915-08-20
THESE ARE MACKINAC;
ISLAND DAYS. fss

Six trips weekly. via u. = G.. ~
steamers-ths most pleaeant oo1-0naG[
sll,watsr Td,, srip . on the ~ wqsses Lsse
Fridays. 9:3o q. m. Mondays. Tk1{yy
days and Saturdays. $50 p. N. W0xo
your arrangements today.--Adv. S,
The Detroit times., 1915-08-20
Information Not Com
plete, Is C0ntrac-
tors Complaint
COMMITTEE TO
HOLD MEETING
Attempt Will Be Made
to Clarity Specif-
cations

Complaint by brldge builders and
contractors. that the specifications
furnished BY Commissioner Fenkell,
Of the department of public works,
for the repair OF the Beff6 Isle
bridge. which was almost totally de-
stroyed By nre on April 27, are too
messer and vague. has prompted
Chairman Charles w. Burton OF the
council committee on ways and
means to call special meeting Of
the joint committee ON bridges and
ways and means for Saturday morn
ing at 10 o'clock. The Joint com
m;ttee authorized the commissioner
t. advertise for proposals on Aug. 2.
the bids to be received up to Sept. l.
Under instructions, the commis-
sioner advertised for proposals to
repair the bridge for the use of
pedestrians only. and also TO accom-
modate both pedestrians and vehi-
cular trafic. with and without q
draw, the kind of material and
form Of construction to be left open
to the bidders. The only stipulat ton
In the commissioners advertisement
10 that the total cost OF the. repair
work must not exceed 100000. the
amount appropriated by the common
council for that purpose.
Commissioner Fenkell has receiv-
ed letters from bridge builders and
contractors in all parts Of the coup.
try. asking for more refinite informa
ton concerning the character and
details OF the repair work to be
done.
Several prospective bidders have
come to me for information they
Claim is necessary before they can
figure intelligently on the job, said
Chairman Burton. II have Called
special meeting OF the joint commit.
tee for the purpose of ascertaining
IL there is not some way OF clarity
ing the specifications. The people
OF Detroit have been without bridge
to the island all summer, and Il
would be crime to delay the repair
work any longer than Is absolutely
necessary"
Several weeks ago Corporation
Counsel Dingeman gave the joint
committee an opinion to the effect
that the proposed charter amend
nent authorizing the necessary bond
issue for the construction OF per.
manent bridge to Belle Isle could
be resubmitted at any time by sim
ply changing the s2000.000 figure
provided for in the original amend
ment. Mayor Marx said, Thursday
morning. that he had no present
plans for the resubmission OF the
amendment ia a special election.
The mayor does not want to OBJ
scure the municipal ownership issue
With any other proposition.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-20

An English airman recently looped
the loop in a speed boat. the frst
time the feat has been done.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-20
WILL OPPOSE
SUPPLY COMPANY

Aid. A. r. Wilson. OF the Eighth
ward, wants to prevetn the United
Fuel & Supply Co. from building
on a strip of land granted the con-
cern by the council few weeks
ago. The property IL at Porter-st.
and vermont-aves. The alderman
claims that two others concerns
made application to use the prop
erty and were refused. He claims
the protests of taxpayers In that
neighborhood moved him to act. He
will introduce q resembling ordi'
nance next Tuesday night, he says.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-20
Villa and Zapata Prom.
ise to Be
Good
NO REPLY LIKELY
FROM FIRST CHIEF
Agents Hint He'll Ig-
more Call for Con-
ference

WASHINGTON. Aug. ls.--Gen.
Carranxa today curtly acknowledged
receipt OF the Fan-American Msxi.
can peace note.
This acknowledgment he cabied
70 his agency here. II was not an
answer. Agency omcials broadly
limited 1t was the last that would
be heard from him. 80,
"Ths department of foreign rela.
tions," said the Carranxa message.
received today the note sent by the
secretary OF the state Of the United
States and the representatives OF
the South American republics
through Mr.. Silliman.
"y. CARRANzA."
Both villa and Zapata. however,
have indicated that they will par.
ticipate in the conference.
After stating that he was still
strong enough to continue the
Asht.' defending popular institu.
tions until high ideals Of the revo-
luton were realized" Villa declar-
Cd that In view of the friendly
attitude OF the United States and
our sister republics. we are ready TO
accept and cordially do accept
their good ofices.
villa closed by saying:
II want to state clearly that all
military chiefs ~ well 40 the civil.
ians attached to the conventionalist
army. are willing to establish in
Mexico q provisional government
that will guarantee the election TO
which the people will be convocated
to elect with liberty It's ofncers. as
We have no further desire save that
the nomination will be in favor of a
determined man"
Tho villa reply was directed to
Secretary Robert Lansing and each
Of the LAtin-American diplomats. II
was sent direct to Enrique G. Llo-
rente. Villas Washington agent.
with instructions to forward copies
20 each of the diplomats.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-20
SMUGGLERS OF
ALIENS GIVEN
LIGHT SENTENCES

william Lonnee, Max Lakrytch
and Victor Caron were found guilty
OF smuggling alien enemies from
Canada by Judge Dromgole. in Sand
wich, Wednesday. Caron was re-
leased on suspended sentence. The
others were sentenced to three
months imprisonment in the county
Jail. I>onnee was arrested by De-
troit immigration officers July 8,
when he landed from the Bois Blanc
boat with two Austrians. He was
released, but was re-arrested when
he landed In Windsor on the charge
of which he was convicted. He is
son of former Aid. William Lon
nee, OF Windsor.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-20

ing held by kidnapers for 10 days.
was found. Monday night. after b.
declared. Thursday morning. that
he has absolute evidences 70 rsfute
the claims of entire innoceuce made
by the three suspects.
Detectives Rogers and Kolb. to
whom the kidnapping case was A.
signed, and who took over tho In.
yestigation. after the arrests, have
declared that they are practically
satisfied with the stories Of all three
men. that the littio girl WAS brought
to their shack. at o'clock In the
evening. Monday. about two hours
before the detectives and deputy
rushed In and seized them and the
little girl.
Detective Bolone is not at all In
sympathy with the Views of his
comrades.
"It II very natural that the three
suspects held should tell a story
about some mysterious party. bring
Ing the little girl to their shack. "
raid Boloue. 1T 10 also natural
that the three should fail to iden-
tify Antonio Garuba. who answered
the description they gave. and who
was arrested a. the mysterious
party. II the real kidnaper Of the
child should be taken before the
three suspects, who are held. II is
most natural that they would 70
fuse 10 identity him ~ an acQuain.
tance, for believe that the three
men whom we arrested in the shack
The Detroit times., 1915-08-20
DETROIT MAN
HONORED BY
METHODISTS

BATTLE CREEK. Mich, Aug. 10.
The Rev. q. II. Peters. Of Detroit,
was today elected assistant secre-
tary Of the Southern Michigan Free
Msthodists In conference here. and
hjs chief, the Rev. =. L. Baker, was
reelected. Baker keeps his once
90 general secretary in Chicago.
Further nominations will be made
By committee, conpisting Of Sec
rstsry Peters and b. J. Van Ant.
werp. Of Jackson; w. II. Wilson,
Of Spring Arbor. and the Rev. w.
Ksnworthy. Benton Harbor.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-20
LAUDER OFF
FOR FRONT
Famed Scotch Come
dian Will Sing for
Men in Trenches
BY UNITED PRESS

LONDON. Aug. i9.-Harry LAu-
der 10 en- route 10 the British
trenches in Flanders to sing for
nothing. He volunteered his ser
vices to the British Red Cross and
that organization made the arrange
ments.
Il want to bring little Of the
brighter side OF life to the men,"
said the famous Scotch comedian.
They see enough OF the tragic
side. III sing them songs they
know SO they can take up the
chorus"
The Detroit times., 1915-08-20
1 WHIE STAR lNE7

ssa SSsT fuR5s i y; se!!. &:
steamer leaves Detroit daily s4s q.
z; a;so p. m: and s;oe p N. sun
EoR T1S6LEpo "a daily lily s;sS M. M and
s:is p. m. sundays only Sac .. n.
r and : 2; ns FoE. SUGAR n Island AM
and SOC .. m wharf fses Of 6ris.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-20
SXd|5!!;:!::!!' g: : |. :s!'!s:!!s|; s sS!!'!!:!|E !;!!!s';;

Ali y. = Z. steaneEs Sneeass anaes
Central Standard time.
For Cleveland, fOssbyrgh esa all
poiats s0uth aad east--Dally 1916 p.
m. Fare to Cleveland. ta36; Pitts-
burgh, $3.50
urday. e;30 a. m. Fare $3.50.
For buffalo and all points east
Daily p. m. Fare $3.50 one way.
SSbe round trip.
For Mackinac Island and Way Ports
Mondays and Saturdays. $3.50 p. m: |:
Wednesdays and Fridays, $50 a m.
sp~etaI steamer 60 Macktnac lsland
Two trips weekly-Mondays s1o
q. m. Thursdays s 80 y. m. No stops
en- route except hpena. each dirsc-
tion.
Week-end Excursion Every sstur-
Asy-Cleveiand, s25O: Buffalo. -: Nj
agara Falls, S<.5o round trip for
transportation, returning In time Tor
business Monday.
stateroom Accommcda datiens-Upper
berth. 81; lower berth. si.so; whole
TICKET OFFICES - Third Ave.
WHAT, Is7 Woodward Ave. tMajes-
Sic Bldg.D. 90 Fort 80. West
The Detroit times., 1915-08-20
SEARCH MADE
FOR ROSE REIIs

The Mc0rAsor ipGtitats ~ S16l
asked 10 Try to 3ocats El0bs@|
Rose Reilly. Z CIsvSlAAd sirI. IN
IL believed TO BE- In Detroit ~
mother u seriously III and the ot1k|
presence = dssired q home. j.
formation regarding her WIN r
gladly received BY d. II. Scott q
the McGregor institute, OF -
Mcclure. No. 81 Alfrsd-st. ~ ~ - i
The Detroit times., 1915-08-20
ON
RETAINING
SUSPECTS
BOlOne Disagrees With
( Other Officers in
Mazzola Case
SAYS HE CAN
PRODUCE PROOF
Warrants Being Made
Out for Three Men
Implicated

Detective Thomas Bolone. who.
with Detective John Hayes and Dep
uty Sheriff Gus Adams arrested the
three men living in the Grstiot-ave.
shack where little Patrina Maxzols
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-04-29
5. SC pitiI.

9ur9 Oen Staub unb ben Sanb
Der MilitdritraBe, Ole. iib in ununs
terbrp9euer geraOer 2inie, in grauer
@infOrmisteit bon SibisbeIs9lbbes i'm
nOrbIi6en 9llserien bis gum RanOe
Der Diiite Sabara bin5iebt, itampfte
Oas Resiment Der 6remoenIesiOn in
eiligem Wtori9e. 4n Der Spibe
rift Der &ommanoent nit feinem
qbiutanten; bann folste bic Muiiis
banbe uno oann Der &apitGn Der
eriten 9Ompasnie auf feinem tIsinsn,
trGftigen 8erberidimmeIbengf Sins
ter ibm trptteten bic bier SrommIer
Oes erfen 8atailIons bober, 6ann
einiee 2eutnants unO idIiebli9 oas
@jros Oes He9iments, Dem ii6 Der
Stab unb bic Baggage anf9Iob.
9liibeno bsiB brannte Die afritas
niIhe SOnne auf Die Soloune bernie
Der. Die in cine 0i9te Stoubpplte
einsebiiIIt mar, ipsI9s bas 9ltmen
erf9psrte uno ii9 oIs pide &ruits
nit Dem S6peib Der 9eiBen 30rs
per Der SolOaten bermiIdte. &eu,
4eno, idpiBenb, na9 2uft ringeno,
nieber9eoriidt bur9 ons I9pere sc,
paG. ipeit OOrniibsrsebeuat, I'm Die
2aIt oes @spdds gu erleihtern,
Itampften Die 2egionGre odbin, 9Ieib
elmer Ssrbe itumpfiinniser Sisre,
bur9 Die peitIde Der SiisipIin pors
porpGrts setrieben. &ein frDbli9er
9efans erI6alIte. fpie auf ben I2ars
f2en beutf9er SoIoaten; feinS6erSs
mort lparO Iaut. oas Die Miibieligteit
oes Niarf9es erIsidterte, nur aus
neilen bur65itterte Die ihpere 2uft
elm bumpfes StDbnen, Elm piIeer
Glu4 poer elm slufla9en, oas mad
@abniinn tIune.
Die Offi5isre, 6elbpe6el unb Ser
9eanten a9teten nibt ouf Die Snnez
9aItun9 elmer itrensen MarI9oiisis
plin. SSsOer tonnte marI9isrsn, pie
cr lpollts, ieber tpnnte fem @epsbr
na9 Selteben tragen, ben 4n5ug
I4IieBen Obcr Offnen, lpie sr ipolts,
nur aus Der Reibe Der SoIOnne burfs
tc er ni9t beraustreten, bo ionIt bic
gefobr nabeIds. oaB sr suriidblisb
unO umberitreifsn0en 8eOuinen in
Die 5dnOe iNsl, Die ibu iiderIi9 ers
moroet unO beraubt baben ipiirbsn.
@ortpdrts muBte Elm isoer. in ununs
bro4enem Morih, flint 8iIOmsler
ieOe Stunoe, pierSis, fiinf5ig. f.dSis
aiIometer isOen Sos. pile Srei
SmnOen ipur6e elm Sdlt bon 3ebn
Ulinuten gemadt; bdnn fdipeutte bic
3OIonne aur 2inie Elm, ole 9slpebs
re purOen SuIummengsieBt unb bic
SOIbaten parfen ii9 sur Groe, I'm
regllnsslos 6alisgenO nsus 4raft fur
ben Neitermari4 gu idDpfen.
llnb bann piebsr peiter mats
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-04-29

bsnmdbden mSdte i6 bi8 freiIiG
AUDI ni9t feben."
sd fann isoen Sag BEL Serrn
@robmann ols 8uabaIterin un6
Storreiponosntir eintreten," sntsess
nete SIIe itol5. sd piiroe Elm 9lns
fanssgebolt BON 100 Wfart monats
lid besieben, ba t0nnen mir uns
I9on cine &D9in bulten. papd."
n0u biit elm sItes 3inb." fprd9
Der uIte WluiOr, SIie an ii9 siebero.
.,aber oas mub bod nod iiberIest
iperoen -"
sd babe mir ulIes orbentli4
iiberiest, lieber Popd."
sd iperbe nit Serrn @roBmann
ipre9en, uno penn er beiner Wieis
nuns 1T, no, oann in Sctss Rds
men! gbrIi4e 9lrbeit f9dnbet
ni9t."
sd bante bir, lisbsr popa; nit
GERM @roBmann perben mir i9on
einig perben.
90 tam es, ouB SIie. bic So9s
ter oes Maiors bon Maiben. 8u4s
balterin unb &orreippnbentin BET
-aurl 4Oplf @roBmann unb Sobn"
ipuroe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-04-29

es erfabrsn =, CT bat fein Wort
nidt sebulten, oos er unierm 8as
ter segeben, unb sic tDnnen es oies
fem pabrlih ni9t Derbenien, lpenn
er feline Sonb gang bon ibm abaiebt.
Grib 1T elm perlorener Wtenf9...
~Sb, fasen sic ous nidt! llrteis
len sic nt9t 70 bart! 5rib sldubs
te, in feiner 3unIt bortpdrts au IONS
men, ii9 cine Stellung erringen 5u
iOnnen ;. :, beIfen sic ibm nod tie>
les cine gtaI. Iisber Serr @rob'
mann 49,"
Die bellen SrGnen perItsn ibr
iiber bic blaifen Wansen. arampfs
baft preBte iie Die gefalteten 9duoe
ouf Die 8ruf. uno ibre 2ippen suds
ten por iunerer 8epeguug.
.Sosen sic mir bas cine, fubr
&arI 9lOoIf fort unb elm tieisr
@tem5us bob feline 8ruit, nIieben
Sic Srib9"
Cine PurpurgIut srgoB ii9 iiber
ibr @ntIiB, oas iie in ben Sdnoen
perbars. Seine 9(ussn rubten nit
feu6tem @lan5e auf ibrsr sebeusten
@eitaIt. Sdmsrsbaft sudte ss in
ieinen Mlienen.
Sp perbarrten beibe cine @sile in
tiefem S9peigen. Oo9 baun ri9s
tete fih SIie traftpoq empor; in
ibren ausen Ieudtete es auf. Mit
december Stimme ipra9 iie:
nGs pGre feige BON mir, Sbre
Srase ni6t gu beantporten. So,
&arl abolf, i9 liebs SriB = unb
ipenn id t0nnte, piirbe id nit Jreus
ben iein S9idIol teilen, ipie es ii9
AUDI setaItete."
sd Ouuts Sbnen fir Sbre Sf>
fenbsit, Srdulein SIie", eutsesnsts
&arl 2lbOIf, un0 fein SelbIides,
blafes @eiidt eri9ieu fptber uno
fabIsr. Limb sic ToIlen ii9 in mir
ni9t getduibt baben; mas ib pers
mag, foll gef4eben, Inn ben linz
sliidli9sn gu retten".
.Ob, i'd bunts Sbnen -"
sic ersriff feline Sdnoe, bisie Ian>
gen, tnohisen fpinntnartisen SGnos,
unb briidte iie innis. 9o9 raid
sOs sr bic Sdnbe auriid. als Oh i6m
Die 8sriibrung nit bieIen parmen,
tpeiden @dbdenbdnben unanssnebm
ipGre.
,8or allen miro es n0tig fem,
Iprad er in gei6dftsmdbieem Some,
nsu erfabren, pobin iid 5rib bon
Marfeille aus gspanbt bat. SD
luerbe an ben oeutI9en &onful f9reis
ben, pieIIei9t tann er erfabren, oh
5rtb in bic 5remoenIesion eingetres
ten lit. Damn iit ia nod ntdt ale
Soffnung perloren. -"
r@s tpGre f6redlib."
nRun, bas S9limmfte nod niat.
Sic miifen dber aeOulbis fein,
Srdulein SlIe . :"
Ntebrere &unoen betraten ben 2as
ben, unb iie muBten oas @eiprd9
iest abbre4en.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-04-29

- @iuf9rGntuns. Batter:
SIT meiu Sunge Gin pffener aopf2"
9ebrer; nWenigItens bIeibt nidts
0rin.A
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-07
Fearing Game Laws
Farmer Shoes !.
Bear Away

EfNNsBuRG, Pa, Feb. 6.-Fearing
the game laws would result in his ar
rest II he shot a big black bear which
insisted on hanging around his. barn
yard. Amos Pau. Cambria township
farmer, confined his objection to shoe
ing the bear away. according to the
story he tod Lester Iarimer, county
treasurer. als Z.
Paul came to the treasurer,s ONCE
to learn what he could do;to the pear
II 1t insisted on hanging around.
s'MH folks are getting scared OF
that bear" Pau. told Larirner. "ai,d
I'm getting tired Of chasing. It away.
I don't know but it'll turn on ms
some OF these days and chaw me up.
What am I going to do?" z
1arimer assured the farmer that
u the bear got so close to the house
that the lives or safety Of the, in
mates were endangered he might
shoot It to his hearts content
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-07
WARMING
Issued BY Public Health De.
partment about Dangers of
Whooping Cough.

AS the season for whooping cough
is now at hand, parents must be very
careful of their children II they are
to protect them from the disease.
This warning has been issued by di-
rectors of public health departments
and other authorities.
Parents should not lightly treat the
development OF coughs in children and
by all means they should keep their
children out OF range OF any case Of
whooping cough.
Should child come in contact
with a case OF the disease, It Is Inn
portant that he should be kept under
careful observation for period OF
fourteen days, during which time
there will be symptoms Of the disease
Il the child has contracted It.
It Is the duty OF parents whose
child develops a cold at once to keep
the child away from other healthy
children in the family or elsewhere.
Whooping cough Is very contagious,
and In Its course may cause many
serious physical comphc ations, disas-
trous to the health of the victim.
Automobiles are becoming popular
in Beirut, Syria. Twenty-seyen cars
have been registered.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-07
FOR SALE--Houses

EIGHT ROOM, DOUBLE HOUSE
slate roof. large yard and garden,
well Of good water: close to school
and. church and car line: newly
papered: situate on lot 50x150
feet. Appraised at $4,000. but
will be sold for $500 to settle
sestate at once. Easy terms. Ap-
ply to Howard Post. Con. Bldg.
Clarksburg-
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-07
STATESMEN WANTED

to sell restaur.
( ants, farmers and all big consumers
by the largest grocery house In the
most complete and perfect stock OF
goods. most liberal compensation. best
and promptest service to agent and
consumers. permanent control OF your
orders. and many more advantages
impossible for any other house to give.
Enlist with the BIG HOUSE. JOHN
SEXTON & CO.. Importers. Manu-
facturere and Wholesale Grocers Lake
6. Franklin SITS. Chicago. ILL
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-07

1Atp ~ 4tf ~ tNrstt =. VIII ~ sl'Ait q. -n
enaracteE ana q9es NOT anest me mfIr
Us q tne pgGs eeuin
ing luLtsqlctlon q tne y1stice, n
sucn = sproeeeuins, y pnEeiy lnltaesive
An1 9ues nQt' eexteno 70 ny mAsist
snecune ue meIits' Wletsiore ne
cannot IN me course tnsfeot, eitner
expressly or ampneqiy.- pass upon Z
question OF eompromise OF setislac-
tlon q .ne claim ~ ~ ~ y
complainant ana tne clrcua. conr. =
not pound Q 90 50, pn1i :aLlsr " nAs
determined pEeiitntnaly Y qgeations Ies
iating 70 tne Iofln ana stAtus OF tne
case.
w: bhteson ana COMPANY ss. baiawin
Forging ana 1901 Sompanysset ~.
WOOD county; decree amrmea uy
Judge nnlIer-Tne lien OF snocons
tractor. MED pursuant 10 seetlon .,
cnapter 20, seriai secton Ses, cooe
1918. CONTAINING an ltemi.eu hccount
p pricks turnlsned rom Time 20 uaue,
y not VOID on Us race OF IN lact, oe-
cause i contains lump credit Tor
$4,000 bricks, furnished, nut NOT used
IN the construcfion Of tne building
lienors me balance claimed py nim ior
said maIeriels and as 2 Saila nee
upon tne properly OF the owner ana
tnat such itemized account was setFs
ed upon the owner and Med IN the
cierks once Witnin tne time trequir-
ed by the statute, tacts put IN issue
by the pleadings. Is amply supported
py reasonable view OF the evidence.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-07
WORTH KNOWING ABOUT

We take more pains than any other
florist In West Virginia to see that
every order Is oiled exactly as want
ed We have nothing but the finest
Of home grown flowers. {.
Our prices are right
HAYMAN GREENHOUSE co
Both phones.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-07

Success has: followed forest plant.
ing on the sand hills OF Nebraka. Jack
pines planted there by the government
forest service ten years ago now have
a height OF over Is feet and diamet-
er OF 4 inches. ;ssf
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-07

FOR RENT-one nicely furnished front
room; all modern conveniefices: use Of
bath and phone: rate $3.50 per month.
/ Apply at Gle West Main street. frat
door below Southern NJ. f. church
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MAN-ro learn barber trade, wages
while learning: After you complete
course you work in our up town SHOPS.
and draw regular salary. Avoid irni-
,tators. Write for catalogue. Leader
Barber College. Cincinnati. Ohio. Save
5000.
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FOR RENT-Nicely furnished front
foom, centrally located IN private
family; privilege Of hath. phone and
parlort lady only. Address. Box So.
& City ,or call Cons. phone AL daytime,
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|FAlARM

WeshaY for Sale farm of
SO acres. locate ID goG aE1ilain
road leading from Edinboro
teU Union ity Pa. Hhis farm
jss imp owed with good
dwelling al1E lip astc date
buildings, ;silo, cunning
water in. barn, lots of fruit
and good fertile land. If in
terested, write us, and we
will give you a full descrip-
ton of the property. Prop
erty can be bought at a
price less than the cost Of the
buildings.
ag-s4 e.Esi
We solicit a part of your
fire insurance, representing
only the best old line com,
panies. ''.ss
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MANIFESTATIONS

EXPERIENCED lady stenographer with
knowledge of bookkeeping wants posi-
ton as stenographer. References.
Telegram. :
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FOR RENT-Houses

ron RENT-one, fye room cottage At.
T69 Glendale avenue; S17 per month;
water rent paid. Inquire OF Victor
Nillers. 514 S. Third street. Bell phone
T01yJ. ttf n,
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WANTED TO RENT

WANTED TO RENT-A farm of $50
or 200 acres Of land; must have good
meadows. and grazing land. Address
&c. c. care Telegram Office
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FOR RENT-rwo furnished rooms.
Rect $3.50 and $1.25 per week. Apply
at gao east Poplar street. Mrs. s.
s.s& 4. Caveney.
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MEATS

WE CAN SAVE you- money on Fresb
ana Cured meats. We do our own
nutchering. Delivery TO all parts OF
street. Both phones. ~ ~
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Gordon 6 Kidd
ION. Third Street.
GLARKS URG, w. VA,
FOR EXCHANGE

WILL EXCHANGE Tor small farm. two
well. Rent for 80 and SIS respective
~. Address Mrs. James Frazier.
Adamstoh. W. Va. for information, or
call Bell phone 1093.R.1. y a 4 - n
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E0R RDNT-Two on three furnished or
nnfurnished rooms. New Fair Grounds
Eirfla avenue, and White street. Inquire
Tor Henry Aaslebacher