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play an important part, for he had al
ready acquired considerable fame.
The following year he toured the
country with Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Flor
that day. The Almighty Dollar"
Enters Stock Work.
He again went into stock work and
with the Madison Square company ap-
peared In the original productions of
Jim the Penman." Hazel Kirke," and
number of others. He was by that
time recognized as practically the only
finished American farceur. He brought
to his work all the qualities he had
shown as a character actor and light
comedian. qualities that have made him
a distinguished member of the casts
of a most varied list of productions.
from The Fatal Card" and The Girl
From Maxims" to an all-star produc-
tor of Romeo and Juliet"
In The Turtle" produced about
seventeen years ago, he had the oppor-
methods. They really made the piece
and established for all time Ferguson 8
reputation as a really great actor of
farces. Since then it has been said of
bad plays and has made good parts out
of more poorly constructed dramatic
works than any man on the stage.
Will Never Quit Work.
He has accumulated a modest for
tune, but he never expects to quit work.
He declares that he never tires of a
role; that every night he acts it, II
brings new pleasure to him. He works
| with each audience as though he was
playing game. He watches every
move, studies all the responses that
| each line gets, and makes his speeches
| and his actions conform to what he
a ~trtN l. L.
In all this nothing has been said OF
| the fact that Mr.. Ferguson was one
of the actors in the greatest world
tragedy. 1t Is usually the burden of
all the things that are written about
or around him. He was a member OF
| the cast of Our American Cousin" at
F'ords Theater on that April evening
in 1865 when Abraham Lincoln waA
assassinated. That Is why this fiftieth
anniversary Of his first appearance here
has a tinge of sadness, and why his
recollections Of those old days in Wash
| ington-the days that gave him his
start toward success-bring moisture
to his eyes as he relates the story.
But in that matter of being a sue
cess without having to try again,
Ferguson could probably supply a whole
lot that the philosophers have left out
/ of their philosophy. JUST as he has
| daily. on the stage. given thousands of
| people their only opportunity to get a
whole lot OF honest happiness that has
| been left out of their lives. And that
| is the thought that makes this semi
| centennial particularly happy for w.
| J. Ferguson.
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u. S. Officers May Use
Train Drawing Rooms

To avoid violation of Jim Crow laws
In Southern states, and to avoid offensc
to white passengers on trains in these
States, it. is proper for United States
officer to undergo special expense for
drawing room accommodation on trains,
under a ruling by Comptroller of the
Treasury Downey today.
J. S. Davis. United States marshal at
Macon, while taking a prisoner TO
Greenvillc, :. c., spent $40 for draw
knE room, because he said that he could
art take the prisoner in a white COM
l9Ttment, and could not go in a col
Nsb6. The paymen was withheld by the
q sountipS sfficsra> s~t the Comptroller
H2VWed IT,
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Many Ford Automobiles
Sold to Washingtonians

Miller Brothers Automobile and Sup
ply House reports the sale of Ford
cars during the last week as follows:
Touring cars to r. w. Hickman. H..
NJ. Lloyd. Mrs. A. s. Morrison, +. l..
Molkow. William G. Hughes, F. Lohnis.
Mrs. C. Duff. n. E. sansbury. J. P.
Naugle, c. c. James. Kathryn r. Par,
ker, s. R. Pons. J. 4. Lewis. Edward
Volland, II. G. Machen. J. B. Pettis.
Charles l.. NARROW. Mrs. G. Dolan, 6.
n. Mattingly. ]. X. Killers. Charles II.
Merryman, F. X. sparrow. AsC. Moses,
Z. c. Corkhill. L. c. Spangler. NJ. 7.
May. c. l.. Frailey. G. w. Wharton. G.
E. Price w. B. Dodge, Mrs. E. A. Cush-
man.
Ashworth. G. B. Bloomer.
Delivery cars to H. T. Kimmel. l..
Boeckstyns, Z. Gundersheimer & Sons.
Iansburgh & Bro. C9. Mayer Bros. G.
T. Roland.
The Studebaker Automobile Company
reports the sale of a 30 roadster TO
r. B. Roosevelt and a Four touring car
to II. Herchermer
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New York Stocks.

Quotations furnished by W. b. Hibos a
Hibbs Building.
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Would Sue for Peace.

LONDON. March l3.-The German
Agricultural Union. the Farmers Union
and various associations of similar ma
ture have petitioned the Reichstag for
speedy permission to discuss terms OF
peace an Amsterdam correspondent
cabled this afternoon. His source Of in
formation, he said, was the Berlin.
newspaper, Vossische Zeitung.
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Local Sales.
After call

After call:
Graphophone COM, l0a6o.
Potomac cons. 5's, sl,oooqe97s, 81 o0Ga
98A.
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Army-Navy Men M

Commanders of the several local gar
risons met at the willard last night and
discussed plans for the biennial encamp-
ment of the Army and Navy Union to
be held In Washington September 1924.
About 5000 persons are expected to at
tsnd the encampment.
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Bonds.
Paul V. Mitchell & Co.
Moves to q Street Home

Paul v. Mitchell & Co.. real estate,
loan and insurance brokers, has moved
from 718 Fourteenth street northwest,
whore It was located for several years,
to 1913 G street The growth OF the
company's business make a larger
establishment necessary.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-14
IoBnEa or runIIoAT1oH.

STATS OF WEST VIRGINIA.
at Rules held IN the ONCE of the Clerk
of the Circuit Court Of Harrison County.
on MONDAY, the Ind. day Of August 1915
the Following order was entered I.
Guy Elanagan, doing business under the
name OF Weston Granite & Marble Works.
Va. ID Chantery.
attorney in fact for Burton ID. White ana
- object OF suit.
The general object OF the above styled
cause e 70 subJeet to sale Lot No. 12 an
burg. Harrison County, West Virsinia, TO
tlsS satisfaction Of z debt Pf One HaH1drsd
thereen ACCRUED since the 3rd s day 81 4. Ap III
ment has been levied on SAID Lot, and the
thereunto belonging, owned
by r. w. Lake If
l And it Appearing from an af1davtt fled
In said cause ythat r.. w. Lake IL q nom
resident Of this State, It - ordered that he
do appear within one month from the date
Of the first Implication OF this order and
do what is NECESSARY to protect his inter
s Given q under mr. hand this the and, day q.
I S + ~ WADE coFFb9ANi clerk.
Counsel for Plaintin. ~
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oRpEn OF PuBL1oATIoN.
srArE of wRsr vIRG1NIA.

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
At Rules held In the oftce of the Clerk
OF the Circuit Court Of Harrison County
on Monday, the 2nd. day Of august, 1915,
the following oder was entered
Citizens National Bank Of Mor8antown,
West yfrgtnin d corporation. created under
the laws OF the United States OF America,
: vs.. In Chancery. Z, ..
Geneyieve Stuart Race, L. g. Race. her
trustee. and EareEa Loan 8 Building
Association, a corporation.
Object OF suit.
The object 6t the above entitled suit ts
to attach and sell the real es &ate situate
in the City OF c1ark shurg. Harrison S.oun-
IT, owned by the sid gS3enevteve Stuart
Race or so much thereof AS may be nee
essary to satisty n note for Fdye Thousand
Dollars QQ9o0l exsSNtsS bE $40 sen en-
citizens Nationnl Bank Of McrgahtoWn
Is dated the 18th day Of JannaTy 1915 ana
calls for the sum Of Five Thousand Doll
lars (&5OOO O01 and IS payable six months
after the date thereof : which note said
bank alleges Is due and unpaid. d. u
And II Appearing from an Amdavte .n1e0
r. q. RAGE, ~ geeks a9 az sLeWsts 4, s. g
ssSss E 81 sea
within one month from the Date of the
FIRST publication OF this order and do Whist
IL necessary to protect their interests
GIVEN pndes::ny hand this ths 2n ' day
Il - So - INVADE COLEMAN. Clerk.
DONLEY 8 HATFIELD,
Counsel for plaintiff
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onpGR oF fuRLIoArIoN.

STATE OBJ WEST VIRGINIA.
AT rules held In the Office q the CLERK OF
Monday. the end. day Of august. 1911 the
following otder was entered ::
The Wallace Bank. a corporauon,
o Ss; q IL. sssw Psss
OBJECT of Suit to
The object 1rhe FOREGOING SUIT as .i e
obtain Judgment In favor of the pla1ntln
against the defendant, Omer e. Stewarts
$4,000 dollars ana interest due said bang s.,.k
on u certain prOmissory note OF the said
2aSF aas ssiT 9Ss g 3pF
due in four months attsr date which note ,te
S 81 200 dollars, herstofore paid BY George
w. -Shrader,' and to attach and sell IN sat
isfaction OF said claim and debt the IN
terest and title Of the said Omer e stew
srs L shi r 81 aaq u aPS ad ns
Greek, in the County Of Harrison, and
IF Wes viEtRia ad ene and
others and Containing eighty acres. me
Of the ole thirty second l1-7 OF 1-s2) Of
the ryalss and ga q qssssss S. s as
ance Whereby he conveyed His interest IN
the surface of said land TO Iona ~ stew
art by deed dated the 9th;,any 81 Of. N y
Gierk's Office Of Harrison CouhIy IN Deco
sell onier G. Stewsrt's life time. interest
In that certain sIot or pafssl 81 h innd SIT at
n Psasher dsn or q rs9 Iiie ctes sSsdis
District Harrison County; West Nirgint1,
containing eighty four rods. more or less.
nnd having a dwelling house thereon; pc
ing same property conveyed q 1Aa ggte ~.
= II
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

f y 81 j +
STATE OF WEST VIRG1NLA.
At Rules held in the once OF the Clark
on Monday. the and. day Of August, 1913.
the following order was entered
pearlman Company, incorporated, a corr
potatton,
Morris Birnbaum trading as MOTIFS
BirnbauIn s. Company.
Object of Suit.
THE object of the above entitled action
e i9r the recovery e money sdy n e
Company Incorporated and which money
Is due, owing and unnaid frpm the said
Morris Birnbaun' to the said PearlmAm
Company IncHrporated. j
s.;;And n appearing from an 3, idayit nled
non-resident of this State. II s. ordered
that he do appear within one month from
the date of the first Uup dcpti0n of this
order and do what Is necessary to protect
his Interests here3ps ).
Given under my hand this the md day
OF August, 1915. u.
SPERRY & SPERRY,
Counsel for Plaintiff
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Gordon 8 idd !
REAL Is ATE II
AND NSUR ANCE
lion. Third 81.

Stewart BY n. " Thompson and Cora =.
Thompson, his wife, by deed bearing date
the 23rd day of January, 1903, and record,
County In Iced Book No. 16R Page 37S, to
which deed reference is made for g more
And &c apbearfnG from nm afidayit Med
In said action that 0mer G.: stewart is g
nonresident of this state, 1t - ordered that
he do appear within one month from the
date OF the first publication OF this 0HoAf
and do what y necessafy to protect htk IN
terestS herein
Given under my hand this the md day
4 1880 IftMApE coEFa1AN. CLERK
ROY e. PARRISH.
Attorney for Ptatntim.
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Game adverttsepaent Ave sac

Game adverttsepaent 1--we sue
cessive tiays, so cents; same
ADVERTISEMENT seven successive
days, 20 cents; no ClAssifled I'D
vertfse1nent taken for less than
- cents. Classified adverttse-
ment DISPLAY charged by
pSaths ana FsnerAr Estless.
In McnioriAm. Church Notices, %
- - NOTICE.
SIG ordinary words mako one lire,
cyery Initial and whele number
adSertissrs aa,y have their replies
essdss 80. ss + Ts.is ssstess eaa a9aass5'
The TeleKram YIN net be reangn.
Sible for more than enc tncoEfoct
insertion of any advertisements
ortacred- for more than enc time:
Classified ads. may De tele-
pI1oned and will be charged Ind
biz sent the following day if
Jour name appears In the telss-
phone directory; otherwise
strictly cash with order.
This page - closed promptly
at n o'clock .. ma. YOUR copy
must be IN before that hour to
inquire insertion
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FOR SALE Farms

FARM FoR SALE Containing $50 acres.
situate on Stout's Run, Elk District, Hat:
from iSonlines Nuns and being the land
Of Nathan b. Holden, deecasqd will be
x ment for purchaser. Said land will be
Conveyed In fee simple without any reser-
yatfons. Further particulars will be
given either BY John L. Holden, living
on farm. or address w. j.. Holden, At
HarkersburR, w. Va.
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FOR SALE5O acres of .tch Locust
farming land; eastern cove, laying to
the morning sun: al. hill land, 100 feet
station, good county road running by
the farm line to this station; school and
farm and Eaton's: also rs miles level
county road to rarkersburs, about Il
acres of growing-up woods pnstnre 3
ar 4 acres clover. This land will stand
II many crops. Cash $500. John Callahan.
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Every home win q phone IS d
branch of WeIeh e fullerton:
Druggists.
TRUsTE5 rs SALE.


OF the stock of Antonio R2ii
(Rollarfo1 ) as indty dual and aa par
ner Of the Arm comp SGD OF Aff6hi6S
Pallarfa and Carlo Panza Ea1l6s ha1S
Enpt,i in bankruptcy. situate III
80S ~. Pike street, Kelly ELL. Clarkses
burg, w. Va
Stock consists Of candy. Sfgard
Ecigareta, soda water. twd pool faisIe
|1ot6f cnea, chairs. show case. tok tfef
with sundry book accounts. and 81
goods.
Pursuant to orders In the aboy9
named procaadtng4. the und IA
trustee will sell all Ssof said stock u
gooas, etc. on Monday the 9th
OF August 1915 at 2fo,cIock n
afternoon, on The premises naad 81
above, In pieces. in small lots ~
bulk, free and acsutt OF all liens
for cash In hand on day of safes
subject Co the eondfma don of IN III
s. District Court for the Mort
IDizttict Of West YtrStlt& RhaZeik
theae proceedings are pending
nr any adj onat
write phone or call
+ q. g. LEWIS, Trustee
Attorney At Law. No. N ! B. Un41
MAJ. Blk. Bldg. Clark sbuTg
Va.
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FOR sALE-A 60 acre farm, with good six
room shouse, good barn and several build
ings; plenty Of fruit. coal oil and gas go
sidereti only parties that mean business
need Apply. II. s. Byron, Lock Box ..
Stewart. Ohio.
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FOR SALE s.4 acres. one and one-half
mile from city, Milford road, four room
t.nttnSe. slate roof, s1arn, chicken mouse,
GOOD well. Price $500. Walter Bart
lett. fIsouke I, City.
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FOR SAiEtieuses

FOR IMMEDIATE SALE-A pretty corner
lot with modern 5 room cottage, wfsn
Garner of Elliott and Luneta streets, only
three inmates walk from court house.
Has fne view of city, excellent SUI
f6undin a. and good breeze. $3OQQ.Up
Can on e. e. Lewis, AZ 413 Union Nat-
Bank Building.
EoR sALE-one two room cottage, lot
30xl2O feet, good well and gafden, 2h .1I
avenues dear Sczsoo1 house, New Fair
Ground addition. Price 5000. Terms
$3.50 cash, balance one ana two years.
Apply to- y. y. Lunsforu, SiaEksDuHs
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sITUA TIoNs WANTED

sWANTED-By an experienced man, posi-
tfoh as road salesthan, OF inside work.
ences furnished. Inquire for w. w. I.''
At 204 West Main street.
WANTED-WashtnE an dironing to do at
homeS Guaranteed to be nicely done.
Write Amelia A1tutt, 403 Water street,
or call Bell phone 40 r.
rto worskou halves Address r. T.. d.
No. 2, Box 41E, Clarksburg, w. Va.
POSITION WANTED BY young man,
very DESTROYS OF work. Office work pre-
ferrad Considerable experience: best
references Address * \. n" care
Telegram o&As.
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- a~s48sllllH .
LOST

sTRAYFD-satnrday night from New
Faif Ground a bay horse, lump behind
right ear, star In forehead. FAnder
please sent inform ation to Frank Bon
figlio, Tin Plate addition.
Romine Mills and New
Fair Efoliid small gold watch, with
velvet ribbon attached. Finder please
leave at Telegram once.
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AUH.oIlIldoRIIfIsEs

Cadillac : five assen
ger touring car for sale.
Electric lights and star
ter, recently overhaI1led
and ia first class condi-
ton. Gall Bell phone
393-R.
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statesmen WANTED

class salesman to sell
Saxon Automobiles: see Cunning ham
Brothers; ass Mechanic street I
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WANTED-Femaie Help

WANTED-A white man for night cook
at the Model Cafe. III North .Eifth Sc
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See
tINr

This store Is the ideal place.
becausa We handle. the dep
kind, next because here Is q sSS Il,
choice than can be had eIgeI
Then orr prices, are the very Ic1
for Which reliable fntnt tlIre N
sold NJ prove conX
Clark burg IIniI All
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ID ARD TED

.ep tom q ~ g II
west OF court mouse AID dE9S i ctkz Box
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WANTED HOUSE OF FIRST FLOOR
apartment for small family Immediately:
1. Must be In good nefghRorfo od, With
reasonable rent. Address House care
Telegram. 81.
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FoI3 RIsNT- on SAbE -Yery nttractive
min room house, with bath and laundry
tt sSay adnished floors; blinds hung
location the best. 13s Linden Avenue avenue
Rent SyO 40 per month to ETht party
Vail, much more. Call Smith, Harmer
Snider, Attorneys.
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side line, new live
propositions all merchants n towns Of
commtssion on each sale. No colleceinE,
no risk to merchant. We take back sun-
sold EooSs. Easiest. biggest paying side
Hne ever offered. Garfield Mig Cos, 2O$
Siegel street Chicago, Ill. Y
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girl who can cook and do
general homework good nay. Apply at
Baker's Store, 343 West Min street.
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FOR RENT--Newly papered, seven room ,,d
deen weiisl iavatofiea in bed rooms; t SSa
closets; we'll impToyed He Kent SS'. oyen ms
cal Harvey f. Smith. al ~ e ~
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WANTED 10 REN7

WANTED 10 SRE NT-For cash, farm OF
80 70 $50 acres for . to yeafS, INF E@yyit
or Harrison county and Within I'D miles
of Weston or Clarksbqrg, Or near street
/. car line. s. II. Stutleri Route 9, Lost
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WANTED-Good white girl for general
housework. apply at es8. Dale avenue.
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WANTED-An experienced dining room
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MONEY TO LOAN

WHY an wITHoJJr AEQ9SE RI acs
seon1mSaats sxsrZPSsdyL t SSenh19
misafcal inbt111mefats etc. JOE IGyS
Jeweler. Waldo Bios. Fourth strses. Z
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FOR RENT-FIye room. new noT ps s. T WaSn
porch and large concrete cellar fs S nes
nnnthS Also one six room 'front.' apart
ment, large private porch ma ma
ieth Apply to Charles ID. JonnsSon'
Broadduss apartments, Bell phone NlSs 7rs.
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For sALE-Ford touring car, arst class
order will be sold at bargain. Calf
at 40 sycamore street or Bell phone
l13-R.
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wANTED-Smail IRE proof safe; must be
in good cofiidtion and cheap. Address
r. o. Box S2e. Glarksburg, W. Va.
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FoR RENr-Furnished rooms for either na
ladies or gentlemen; centFally p lScHaIIS
Sesirahie for school teachers. Can Seh
nhone i455-R.
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go: RENT-One four room nat, on second
floor 1854 West Main street: $3.50; 1929 PEI
hnm.sd kew next door. Call Bell phone
iSSssI - go CO 49,. n e -
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For RENT-HIolluses

ron RESr-A few oHces aed apartment
IN Batstetter Rsildi Id GRSSeal stPS Ss
,rr INQUIRE at 2O7 IN building. BEL
phone 24t-M. Con. 457-4-
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WANTED 10 BUY

WANTED 10 BUY-veal calves. Cali or,
write Candy Provision Co., Bell phone
4o1; ONE phone 6, ClarksburG. w. Va
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WAN TED Ghambe Fnaid. Ap
pIyat ST. Charles Hotel.
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FoR sALElTwo good Jersey cows. Rea-
son for selling moving back to town
Amply to Mt. y. r. Hickman, Hartland
addition or call Bell phone 1913
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For sALE-MisceIIaneous

srp 7S;AI,E--14 40 eco hot wnter INCUBATOR
md 14O chick hot water out door brood.
er. both for $500 IL sold ut once. Cali
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J Choice Rio Coffee 4915c. Martins Lead
ing Store, at corner 4Eh and Pike streets.
or Oh West Pike street.. ~ 49,
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E51P -RF5NT-one fine business room, on
Syrnste Min street, 25x11 feet. yReadX
iMcnst ziS Mr1 Alc1nda Davdeson. 1fS
Mest Main street. 49,.
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;,nR RENT-Six room house, hys m1H l01Ns
walk from court house, Win I, DALI n E TnI
at AT West Main street tsseN phEoO sl
1851. Home 5os-6.
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.. .. :.
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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-04-28
GERMANY CONSIDERS
ITS MEAT SUPPLY
Stock Census Shows Large Increase
In Cattle During
Past Year.

Berlin, April 2s.-(Correspondence
OF the Associated Press THE Ger
man government found time, not
withstandng the war, TO take the
usual census OF livestock about the
beginning OF last December. The
most striking feature Of the census
figures, which have just been publish
ed, is gain Of $4,000 In the number
Of cattle over the census OF December.
1913 BY far the larger part OF this
gain - namely, $4,000 head - was
made in young animals between three
months and two years old This was
due undoubtedly 10 the prohibition at
the outbreak OF the war OF the
slaughter OF calves, IN order TO better
conserve the meat supply. In calves
less than three months old the gain
was lG5,000 head. The net results OF
the census OF cattle was that the ag-
gregate increased from 20.99i,3i4 20
2l,Sl7,7G9 head. There was a small
decrease in the number OF hogs, the
total falling by 3l9,5OO to 25380,627
head The decrease was wholly I'M
pigs less than six months old, the
number Of which was reduced by Gill;.
900 head during the year. Even sheep
showed smaller reduction than
usual Last December there were g.
iiS.5OO head, which compared with
j,52O,SOO at the end Of 1913. and s.
SO3.iOO AZ the end OF 1912. From
these statistics II is evident that the
war had made no impression upon
Germany's meat supply up TO the FIRST
week In December.