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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-18

Iunfere Gte[IuHgen In Der ghrnipdgHs
Isema9t tpurbm, botisn on man6er
quniisn fsbr beftise Gsf,9te. in be.
|ren WdnH sssen Tsann s.tdmpfi
tlrb,, sur JoIse. Wlit atusna5ms bon
sinisen f,parat.n Gielisn, no Der
lGeinb bur@seorunssn mar unb NO BIZ
g4la9t nod i'm ganse iit. tpurb. Der
Gsinb iibsralI suriidssialassn. lings.
fiRr 300 gransoisn iDussm ssfanssn
lssHcmmsu.
.Jn ben GrsoHHsu febteu mir uns
ere SffeniiDs fort. gBir sro5srisn ipsis
ere ipidtiss Spoiiiionn bss lSsinbss,
na9t,n $50 Wsunn gu gefanssnen
luHb nabmtn 2 Sanon.u unS 4 Ma'
1inenssi9iiss. au4 TN 9DrisiterpdIo.
lSrblit4 bon Soul. baben infer, 1rup-
pen ilsinsre grfOlss srruussH unS ba.
Lei 2 neutrality-suspicious. ercbtrt. Bon
her sIfub lotbrinsiiHm gr,n,s fnb
ssius ga9ri4tsn bon Di4sisisi. ein.
sstroffsn.
DsitIi4sr ariessfaaupIab: RSrbIia
bOm gsismsn JIuB D,rfOlsen unisre
STuppsn iibsraI ben sef4lassntn
Gsinb in bsr Ri9tuns auf saur0sssu.
SH Der Sfilia DON glusuitptpo s.lsg..
ntH gsssnb babsn pdbrsnb Der Der.
foIsung b,s auf bem Riidsus bsfinb.
li6sn Gsinbss an pislsn gunttsn gs.
f.@is fatsssfunben. Cine ruiIiT4s Ro.
IcHns. bi. bon aOmf5a rorssriidt mar.
iDurbs sef6Ios.n. Gs tpurSsn bi.r
400 gsfuHSsrs ssma3t unS feds Wa.
i1in.nssidiiss .robsrt. aud Elm, bon
araispO gsiommsue fsinbliGe DiDi.
iion rurbs in Der Ridiuae duf glFo.
lp0il 3uruuaflttpeH.
! I'm Der BON ms erOberten Groni
bon qIOd bis RaciOHs, IN pOIsu, an
u5rbli6sn lifsr Der Mei4TsI. Bat ii4
.ine btftiss G9n6i snipidsIt.
vsssm iibrissn sbsil bon poIsn, psfls
Iid bon Der W,i4i.I, bot ii9 aiais
Wi@tigss sreisnst.
@snsral BON JdIienbapu
dnsaesei9net.
amfttrbam, IL. 6e6runr. -
NE aus Berlin aemelbsi Dirb. Bat Der |
Raifsr MiIbsIm BEN gensralitabBtsf |
gsnsraI bon GaIieHbabn I'm ansriens |
auRg isinsr @erbienite In @srbinhung |
nit benz BET ben Moiuriittn Gsen
'rsunBsntn Gisg- ben Erbsn puas ls
Dlsrits bssI!stsrl 1
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-18
Die Sampfe IN Ser Bmfp.
NINA.
Die RuffsH 5pif9.n Der
5erstb uub Ssm prut9
sinosfhlpff.n

Berlin pta 2Onbon, II. Getr.
= Die ruffiIte qrmss in Der gutos
nina 1T spii6en ben, Gerat6 SLUG
unb eem prutb BON ben Oeiierrei&ern
unb unsdru umsinselt, ME Elm Ror,
rsiponbsnt bes .5ogsblatt' aus
giftrib ieI.srdpbisrt.
Gin, 0ft.rrsiaif4e arms, bic bic
Ruffsu Don Siib.n bsr suriidssSrGn1t,
TT m StcrOshinsa ansstommsn, nab,
rsno eius auSer., bic Don wsarmuros,
llnsdrn. aug IN 5itli6er Ri9tuna oes
gen 8iinics pprgsriidt If, in Der Ri.
Sc BON gsruOiuiB ittbt Cine ent,
fhsiouussidIaat IN bohsr iiiS,i5 unb
6fiIi6 bon Gsernopis su srrparteu.
81. ruTtI4e 9rmss, bic @srftdrtuu.
gen srbaItsu Bat, IN sp5ff T.ilen pOn
g'ernupis sutfsrut itshsn s,bli.ben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-18
@eitere britii4e 9ampfer
g olIeH I'm Glib 4tIaRis
fasn Ssean perfentt
norbenfein.


gueHos Qires, grgentinien,
II. Tebr. 4m Wlittpoh pu- be
bierhsr gemsIbet, baB Der beutId:
Tompfer r6olger" am Dienstao in
rer Ri4tuns auf gusnos Hires fab
rene, uefehen fpOrbsn isi. Die .Solssr"
ion bic geIaBuus DON mebrsren tns'
liT8en Dampfern an 8orb babsn, bic
bon irssub sinem bsutfheu &riegsa
f&iff, notwithstanding an Der aiiits BON
groiilien, in ben Grunb aebobrt purs
be.
Der Dumpfer .Solger" mar an,
funas sSdnunr bsimIih aus BEN Safen
Don pernambuco in BruIilien ausgsa
laufen. pubrfdsinIi6 nit 9orrdtten
fir beut'+e ariegsifdffe in Tiibdmsrs
taniider Gep6fern Oeris6en. Gie
Suf.nbeamten purbsn lpeRn ifr.r
TndlGTtateit In biefem fan bon Der
brliiliautI6en Reaisrunu beitraft.
Spdt am Nbenb traf Der Ddmpfer
6t.r .tH. llnter ben an gorb 8sFinblis
den befanb ii6 bic geiabung bss 6rie
ttIten Dumpfsrs r!Sisblanb grac"
Der am 8. Sanuar Don 2onbon na9
Suenos 4irss absins. Der Ddmpfer
mar Dpn 7649 Sonnen Reeiiisr unS
Gigsntbum Der Hslfon Steam gsopis
CATION gomponp pon 2cnopr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-18
SransbfiidJe Nenten
SrtiHemS Sabrum 1S g Dints
aefdlIen.

gsrIin Dia 2pnbon, II. 5.br.
= Der iesise aursitur3 Der fran b,
iif6en asntsn peruria9t ir beutf6en
SSinan3treifsn srobes 9lufieben. DC
3situussr neifsn barauf fin. bus bi 8
bus srfts Mol isi, boB fronsOiiIds br,t.
prosentise Niebriger ala bsu i6e brsi.
proRntiss itshen. sic fiub in euen
sSubr nm Is points suriidaegcrs II,
pGbr,nb bic Tcutiden nur I'M 3
goints ssfol1sn irb. Wlun 3ebt
baruus ben Shlub, baB bas ben &c
8olt, trtIonett bic 9risqsou2iiht'n in
8strutbt tommsr, opiriifi'6 III, pi6s
renb ki ben Nran5oisn fif istt elm
sepiTer peFimisrus 6emerf6or maft.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-18

Blodbdus ugb 100 Wster feinbEder
Srdbsn ssrit0rt. Gin iebr beftiser IN,
|griff Der Deutifen, Der BON penigs
ifens brei 9otaillonsn sfpiT6en Sour
be poris unb bem !9issl SO. 1853 ses
madt tuurbe, tDurbe BON uns suriidsss
i4lasen.
Weitsr 0itli9 I'm Wulb bon Weldns
court 6oben mir LOO Wlstsr @rdben
|genommsn.
~8on Der Waas bis an bic @ogefen
but iia niats geionOsrss sr.isnsi.
Gin ipdt am Qbenb ausgegebensr
fDeitersr gsri9t Ioutst pis folst:
~R0rbli9 BON Grras ba6en mir sipei
Reihen bon 9rdbsn senommen uno
beftise gesenansriff. suriidssI6lassn.
Wir 6ubsu siniss 9sfanssn. gemadt,
unb .s purben me6rers osutf9e Diff,
5iere set0btet. y
rJn Der champagne bdben mir uIts
fere 8ortbeils uussenubt unb norb.
fpeitlid BON psrtbss fsinbli6s 9rdben
bon 300 Wster 2dnse ssnommen. aas
feinbli4su Gsssnnngriffe Iinb 5uriifs
eei9Iagsn tporben. Wir erbeuteteu si.
nen sroben unb spsi tleine gombens
tperfer unb madtsn 200 Ssfansens.
Die aGmpfs iinb bort mod i'm 9angs.
rSH ben Qrgounsn baben mir troB
teftinsr Seeenongriffe S5ortfaritte gs.
nrddt unb unfsre Stsuunssn bebaup.
tst.
Gin euersii6er 4ngriff 6ei Sour
be pdris purbs suriidgef6lussn.
r3nif9en Der Wedas unb ben 4rs
sonn.n baben mir an mebrersn punf.
ten GOrtfhritts sema9t. SIN glIab
bdben mir bic S0bsn befest, tpeIte bic
Subelfarm bebsrriden.
,llniere qptatiter bdben ben gabnz
bof BON 5r.tburs i'm 9reissau boms
bdrbirt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-18

sic Derfenttsn bdnn bas Sdiff, inbem
iis BOmben i'm Snneren gum eTpiobi.
rsn brd4isn.
Die -Rr. 16" fubr bann auf einsn
nOriYegif4en 9umPfsr gu, tau6te absr
untsf, uIs cine OiOiiion fpans0fif6er
SorpebobOOte BON gbsrbOurs am 90.
riaont srf4ien.
Die r@iIe Be 2iGs@ mar Elm ,leiner
Ddmpfer BON 1000 Sonnen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-18
Ser frans5iiibe 9arrpfer
,,1sille De ellie"
Bon eiHem beutfdsR I'm.
tsrfe.bpot Bel Sdore
perftntf.

peI tH !.
paris, II. Gsbr. Cine pom Ma
1ineminiiierium Dsr6ff.ntIi4te OFfi5isI'
l. gstanntmu6uue tbsiIt nit, oob am
Dientaa Der frans6fFts Dampfsr
.Wiu. be ains" in Der RGbs oss
garflsur asu6ttturms. aur cine
turs. Gtred, GtIia 0ou Ghsrbours
entf.rnt, pon Ssm beutidsn untsriss'
5oot RO. 16 =. ben 9ruab sebobrt
r,orben Iei. Der gsri4t Iuutst Die
foIst:
Der fron5SfT6e SampFsr Billie
Ss aius", Osr Ddmpferssitliduft pom
glcrben 9sbOrsnO. Ii4tets an Di,ritdg
gtnamiiias I'm baIb 5Dei ubr auf osr
ssabrt BON gbsrbOurs mad Siintir6en
n Der g2dbs bes garfIsur 9su6t.
BURNS bos beutIdk llnterissbout RO.
16. Der Dampfsr Oerfudte gu snts
iOmmsn. Aas unterIeeboot fubr ubsr
f6nsIIer, oIs bic -@ius be aius-. 2sute
BON bem llntsrIeeboot begobeu iid an
grrb oss Dumpfers uub befahIsn Der
ibn iunerbaF6 bon sebu Ta.
nussa ia ben gootsa aa DsrIaHtn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-18
Gs tunrofn n,rbr ais $4,000 Rufrrn 9ffam9e,,
9fnomutfn l1no SO Namu,tfn umo 60
3elatbinrn9ftd)iibf frobrrt.

ten RefuItut gsfiibrt unb bic RuFen
bdItsn an ibrem tpefIidsn gnb. unb
i'm Centrum nod Stanb, tros Der
beffigen ansriffe, bic bon BEN DETER.
rst4erH unS DenHden uuf Fs sema6t
Uerbsn- SH Der guipipina iinb a5sr
Die Rufsn BIB an ibrs .igene GreHs.
5uriidsetris6en iporben. unb elm arps
Bsr Sbeil bes ruifif4en Seeres ION
sDiI9sn ben GIifeu Ssn.tb uno
prutb 70 gut ME einssi6IoFen fem.
Cine entfdeiuussf@taat pirb Dor.
biHHsn aur5sm in ber Rd6e DON G5ers
InotDib .rfpartet.
Wsdn sIaH5t, baB bic Oeutfden aud
duf oem u.itIiden RriegsI@aupIos
iDlsosr 3ur SffsHiiue iibsrg,ben Dsr.
ben. ipsnH fie i'm Often mod ueit.r.
Wortbeils srriueeu unb ss ben Ruifeu
uRHogli9 gsmo9t babeu, absrndls
DOM mittlsrsH unb nSrSIi9sn polsn
aug Dorsuriiden.
Gin bsutidb 6fisrrsi&iI6es Seer,
aIs Helm armse,orps bsitebenb, DON
SeRsH orsi bsutf5e iinb, bic game 9lrs
NEE 10000 RaRn fart, ioa bersit
lem, IN SerbisH einSuriidsn.
GuBsr benz britii9en Saurpfe-
rOuIDi@" 1T an 0isuitas oua Der
frana6fii& Odmpfsr -giI. be ellie
Don .in.m bsutf4eu unserissbpot psr.
i.utt iporS,n.
Die 6ampfe IN Der Smfps
fuiun.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-18
Der bnlgarii@e 6afen
SeSa Mgatf@
9 on britifdeuuub fruus0.
fif3enartess sf9tffen
bIodirt

Berlin. II. s5ebruur. - gritfhe
uub frunaOffae ari.ssi6iffs blOdirsu
ben buIsariidsu 5ofsu Debs @eutf1,
nm bic Giufabr pou asbsnsmitt.Iu.
bic fir Seuti9Ionb unb Seiisrrsif
beftimmt finb, su psrhinbern, ME pon
&pnfdntiuppsl an bie ue6erfseiI9:
Radri6tenussntur gsneJbet lpirb.
Sic Rdmpfe awif@eu Ger
bisn unb @lbunieu nebs
men au5eftistsit An.
paris, II. 5sbruur. - Der Hiss
iiasn Galtanagentur Diro uutsr oem
Dotum pom 16. Fe6ruur aus Rif5 IN
Ssrbisn tsltsrupbtsrt:
Die gnsriffs Der glIbaner auf be
itrbiihen 9rensppiten oe6neu iih ieBt
fiber biz aanss grense aus. Cie ierfis
f6sn Sruppsu in Striba pcren ga
swunasn, iia oor ansm glngrtff ft1rs
Ter Glbanif6er 2lbtbeilungrn suriit.
susieben un6 bic Stubt If ben 2lI5a'
u.ru in bic 5dnbe aefalIsu.
.5sftise aGulpfs babsn aud b:i
RoOins unb 2eDiB itattsefuuben. urb
bisTe admpfs parsn nod i'm 9aHgs,
als am Dienstag absno Ssr Istte
aourisr a5ains. Die Ilbausr iinb ous
srssn bei g1riIrsr suriitssf@la EN-
rrrbn unb bic Serben ha6eu @ras
ni9ts befest.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-18
Die 3u(eu nod immer auf oem 3ii&-
5ag, pon oeu 9ellf(6en fart
6eordngf.
Die NMiien 1T oer 8nfo,pina a,ti6ei,
nemo tn einer i6limmem Sage.

aGmpk nin
bic ehfutr aasnsmhau fur Grhf4uD OHhher Die
ahs eHhm eHaf@bHH
II
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-18
Der Zieg bpn 6inbenburss
tn Cftpreukem
Seisalta iid inner srOaarsiser.
Die 3abI Der gefangsnea
Ruffen iibsrfHgt
$4,000.

Berlin, per GuHimteIegraph mad
aonbon, II. syebrudr. Wh aus eine'
am Wittuoh bonn srpbeH 5ouptquar'
tier prSffmtIi4isn. gsiunntulaHun1
berporeebt, murbsn pom ben Seuti4su
msbr als $1,000 Gsfongene ssna4i
unb piste Ranoneu uub Wlai@iuengss
Dtbrs srobert, als bic ruiTiiAe 5ebnfs
armee IN Der Gegsnb Der mdfurti4en
Ssen in Gfpreubsn Don BEN Gslbs
mari9aa Don 5iubsnburs sef9lassn
ipurSs. Die gesanHtmc9uus Iautes
ME ipIgt:
I'm sine Sald5i, bic neuH Eass
ssbnusrt. ipurbs bic ssbutr rufH6s
armes, Gus fDsnigifsng sif Jnfuntsries
unb msbrtrsn aapansris DipiFonsn
beiiebsnb, nidt nur uis ibrsns FART
psrf&an3ten g5ufitipusn 5ftIi@ DON ben
mofurif8.n Cen psrtriebn, fOnberH
aud iibsr Die ruHtf4s Grsuss suriid'
sebrdnst.
sat ON allen puniten sdn5lia &c.
Itlagsn, gsldng ss Hur ben lltber.
rsfen Der 9rm,s bic MdISsr 5flia
bon GupdIii unb ausuitOipo ~ erreis
den. ipobin fs psrfolst perbeH. Die
3abl bsr gefanssn,n III nod ni4t sss
nau i,fssit.IIt, beIduft ii4 absr ouf
isbsn Jall auf msbr ala $4,000. Wehr
als 30 aanonen unb go mafaineHge,
idiits irurben .rbeutst, gang dbgsIss
ben DON risiissn TseugeH bon arissss
material.
Der 2dilsr @lbsIm mar 5ueegen.
als bic gntI9sibungstdmpf. i'm gsns
trim itaiifanbsn. Der Sies lpuroe Don
alien OFprsubif@eu9ruppe srrunssn.
bic pon iune<n Sruppsn untfritiibi.
purbsn. be ii4 obr duberft tapfsr
fAiustu.
Dix asifunssn bi.fsr sruppen uns
ter onbsrorSsntIi4 ungiiuItissn wiits.
runssperbGltnifen, Tag unb 1a9i
marfairsnb unb ssseH siHsn ioI& ID.
ben Jsinb tdmpfsnb, t0Hnsn ni&s &C.
mug sslobt prbsn.
.Gslemarf@cI bon sinbeHbars Ieis
tsse bic Cpsraiionsn NIT msifterbuft,r |
gef9idIiattit, unS sr purbs in bril-.
IaHisr @eifs Don BEN General Gi1s |
born Don g,IoD untsritiib..
GIs pdbrsnS bes Sasss bonn srcs
bsn Sauptauartisr psrSfftHiIi@ts |
1lsberf&t iber bic allgsmsins arisss.
Iags lauiss iDis folgt:
.D,fIi4er arisssf9uuplab: Wabrs
f4sinIi9 bur4 unisrs srcbsH GrfoIgs
TN Often bsunInbi. madteH an
Disnfrg unS in Der lesien Rndt be
grissn ihS be GransOIm an DisRn
a]uHiisn gang bsfOnbtys btftiss I'm.
sriffs. Bel sinsm erfoIslOfn geriu9.
POiisiouen rpi,bersusrObern, bic iis ON
IA. Gsbrunr btrIOrsn batisu. DsrIoren
be Briisn an Gtfdnesnta 4 Offisisrs
unb 40 Mann.
.ga0rb5fIi4 pOn Rbsims purbsn
bic Nisriffs sss G<inbes suriidssfdla-
gen. Gs DarSsu 2 frans5HTAe Off.
jirt unb ITO RdHn ssiangeu ssnOm.
uiei.
yesisussss ssiiiss slasFtiis be sai
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-18
Gin Suftihiff npm Barrie.
\ palsSDp
SpIl in fort bef9Gbietsm
3uItaub Der glorbIee
autreiben.

2tnoon, II. 6eb. Gin arobcs
9uitI6fff, auiteinsnb BON Dem paries
bal Spp, Oos uussnIdsinIi6 bur6 Sc.
idiBfeuer beT6doigt poroen mar, flog
am UlittDp6 Diurgsn iibsr amiter-
BAN bin, Die Don bort tsIsgrupbirt
pirb. 0as 2uftfdiff fIos in elmer
60te Don ungsfdbr 600 SUB unb bic
geiasuns mar ni6t i'm Stanoe, ss in
bcri5uuialer Gage gu srbaltsn. Sn
osrtitaJer ppiition trisb es gsgsn ben
3usber See 81, eiuen arm Der Iorb'
fee, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS nit iurtrci.
beno. init oenen Elm herutterbdreen-
oes Cell ueruiaeIt poroen nm.
gpGter Iou bas 2uftThtff obne feline
gpnosl seIebsn DOrbsn TsiH.
Ssferret9 toR5tEtrtrt
Sruppsnauberitdtiss
ntfasn 9reu3e.
Gent, SdDei5. II. 5sbr. Seiter'
retc3 ton5entrirt ieit ssbu 9aseu 1rup'
pen an Der itaIisuii4en 9reuss. msis
Tteus arti[Ieris, uub ole GeidtiBs limb
in wtt9tisen pofittOueu IN ben spro'
Ter qfp.npGfsn mouttrt porber.
9GtpCiseriihe. Dfterretdii&e uro
itulisuii8. SOfooten itsbsu an Der
einIomsu breisdigen 9ren5s in ben
@lpsu, in .iner S09e UOn 5000 biz
5000 TuB, bidt BEL einouber uub iie
fruternifirsn bdufig In benz tiefeft
Sbuse nit sindnbsr. Die Sdwst5er
DtrfebeH sstD6bnItb Die ROIIeu Der
DDlmetf@sr sUii4sn ben Seftsrrei'
@era nno Stoiisnern
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-18
0Setterb

Sir Obio, bas peItlide genn.
iplDanien uno @eit gireinien: S6o.
mes 4etter am Donneritag; am Gret-
tag ur6eitinlnltes @ettcr.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-26

MI. and Mrs. Alhsrt w. tRapp and
children are at Mt. Lake Park guests
of Major and Mrs. Melville S. Jarvis,
who have cottage there, for the
month of August
George Calvert Lewis, OF Pttsourg,
is visiting his sister, Mrs. Emma l..
Jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustine j. Smith
and children, Susan and Augustine,
u, Jr.. returned Monday morning from
New York, where he visited two weeks
and Mrs. Smith and the children hye
weeks.
Miss Genevieve Hayden, who visited
her sister, Mrs. Percy Byrd, several
days, returned Sunday night to her
home at Grafton.
William F. Meredith, OF WOLF Sum-
NIT, visited the city Monday.
v. v. Trotter, OF Buckhannon, Is
business visitor here.
Judge Thomas P. Jacobs. OF New
Martinsville, is city visitor
Charles Hardman. Of Spencer, fs
transacting business here.
F. w. Clark. of New Martinsville'
is city business visitor.
C. M. Holcomb, of Huntington, Is
business visitor in the city.
Thomas P. Kindleberger, Of Wheel
ing, is here on a, business mission.
u. ii. BEL, OIL EdIAS1SOuA o. 20 q 80
itor here.
B. B. White, OF huntsville, is here
on a brief business visit.
DR.. Harriet P. Jones, OF Wheeling
is visitor in the city.
Frank Armstrong, former resi-
dent, is here from Washington, d. c.,
on brief visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. l. Amos and son
Robert, and daughter, Ruth. OF Fair
mont, are spending several days in
the city visiting at the home OF MT
and Mrs. M. j. Lynch on Clay street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wheelock, Mrs
verna Kidwell and Miss Matte Bart
lett have returned from an extended
automobile trip. They visited friends
and relatives at Dunkirk, N. Y, and
spent two weeks touring the Great
Lakes region.
Thomas F. Coughlin went to Harris:
Vile Monday morning to spend several
DAYS attending to business matters.
Charles s. Warne spent Sunday al
Parkersburg visiting his parents.
Carl s. Lawson, county superinten,
dent of schools, visited Fairmon'
friends Sunday.
/ Mr. and Mrs. Archie A. CRAWFORD
left Sunday night for Spokane, Wash.
to attend the annual convention or the
grand aerie of Eagles next week.
K. T. Bailey superintendent OF the
Consolfdation Coal Company's Goa
nine at Hutchinson, visited the city
Monday morning on the way from
T1emington. where he visited reia-
tives.
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christian Association upon filling out
an annlication blank and paying the
fee Membership in one association
NAV be transferred to any other ZOE
the year.
Regular membership 81 Per year.
Sustaining membership SIS peN year.
Life membership $10c Even at any
one time.
free use of rooms.
Educational classes and pas
ketbal1.
4-Use of library.
Expense, Salaries and Finance.
Mrs. H. E. Travis, director.
The association has for its aim
the earning of its budget through Its
membership fees, its class tuition
and lunch room.
Employment Bureau.
Mrs. Blair Wilson, chairman.
Serves the employer by soliciting
those best qualified for the work TO
be done; the employee. by placing
her where she can make the best OF
herslf
Board and Room Directory.
Mrs. John Stewart, chairman.
All listed places for board and
room have been investigated and IN
formation regarding them is gladly
given.
Educational Library Department.
Miss Scolly Page, director.
The department of education aims
to supply courses of study that Will
enable women to add to their culture
and usefulness and bring them into
relationship with opportunity for
hroader dave1n0ment
All students except thos OF the BIZ
BILE classes must be members of the
association.
Small fees will be charged for
dressmakinfg and domestic science.
Glasses in practical English. Bible
business, arithmetic and embroidery
free to all members of the Associa-
ton. Other classes will be formed IL
six register for the same.
Religious Department
Mrs. Mortimer w. Smith, director.
The religious work department
aims to give to all women and girls
such opportunities as shall enrich
the mind, broaden the ,sympathies
strengthen the character and deepen
the spiritual life. All the youns
women and are cordially invited TO
the yesper service held each Sabbath
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OF INTEREST TO WOMEN
when Things Fade.

A powder comes for the purpose OF
restoring faded color to thin fabrics
without dyeing them. 1t is sold In
little pasteboard boxes in all the light
colors pink, blue, ecrue and
other pastelle shades. After you have
washed the faded fabric until 1t Is
clean, you sprinkle some If this pow
der in the rinsing water and rinse the
fabric until it has absorbed enough
of the color.
OF course, the powder has to be
used each time the fabric is washed.
But 1t is much easier and more sat
isfactory than a dye, that must be
boiled in, for some things. Crepe de
chine underwear, for instance. or
negligee OF fragile sort or iimsy
blouses can be wonderfully freshened
and frightened with this coloring
powder.
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PERSONALS

Bryan Conrad, of Winchester, Va,
who visited Charles Hart, has returned
o Mrs. Edward G. Smith is visiting
relatives at Washington.
DIR. Percy Con and son, Nathan Con,
tba week end with Mrs. Nathan Golf.
Mrs. Edward Cook. OF Chillicothe.
D., will arrive today to be a guest OF
her aunt. Mrs. Icie Baker, or .Hartland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey F. Smith
accompanied by Miss Genevieve Col
Inns, of Pennsboro. are taking an auto;
mobile trip to Mt. Lake Park and
through the valley of Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Hornor Davis have
returned from the Arnold camping
party place. :.
Danville. Va. who were guests of MIS-.
Joseph wetherell. have returned home.
The Rev. Charles B. Mitchell. rector
of Christ Episcopal church will leave
tonight for Bolo Springs, Va, to spend
the month Of August
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Parso,as-SOuders


The ladies' of Clarksburg we think fully
appreciate the fact that this store is max
ing every effort to keep pace with all the
novelties and styles, trying to get every
good thing just as soon as shown on the
market, and we feel that persons going
Oh vacations, trips or travelling of any kind
will do better by buying here, you Will fi nc
our stocks are right up to the minute Win
ali the STYLES seen at mountain resorts or
seashore. Silk Sweaters, silk and wool in
all the newest shades. Some belted backs,
some with sashes or different colored cuffs.
Prices $500, $3.50 and $1,000.
Kayser Silk Coats
A beautiful light weight wrap. Can be
used for any dress occasion. All the new
est shades.
watermelon Pink or Rose, Purple, Green
White or any shade to order at $1,000.
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White Canvas Pumps, White Ivory Solos, 81.
fine all-white Canvas Lace Boot, white heel,
Calf, Diamond Tip. ALI sizes. 49,
All fine white Canvas Pump, instep strap strap
white sole and heel A good street or oress
iiio White s7t Canvas, Mary Jane Pumps. For big
Girls. $3.50. Infants sizes $1.oo and up to
$500 pair.
4 merchant in Scranton, Pa, could not make
satisfactory arrangements for paying the man
ufacturer for shoes already made up to his or
Us. of his failure by bringing these $500
boots boot 50 we might offer them to our trade at
$500.
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afternoon at 4:30 o'clock.
Social Department.

afternoon at 1880 o'clock.
Social Department..
Miss Bertha Bland, director.
The social department will plan
social each week and acquaintance
hour will follow vesper service on
Sunday.
Mrs. T. S. Wade, chairman.
This committee will direct mem
bers to hotels, boarding houses. TO
friends, assist children travelling
alone, aged persons, and foreigners.
Extension Department..
Mrs. Wright Harding, director.
The aim of this department Is TO
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New GirdIes and Belts

Black Messaline or taffeta girdles are very
much in vogue. We have them at soc and
$1.OO.
Girdles of black and white at $1OO.
AT 5Oc-Messaline Girdles. Green, navy,
Copenhagen, Light Blue, Pink and White.
New Dagger Hair Pins, fancy or plain,
shell or amber. 25c and SOC.
AT 5oc-Belts of black and white checks or
stripes. Hand Bags in Black and White
Splendid Styles and Qualities at $l.oo ana
SIPS.
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Fancy Silk Frocks for
Afternoon On. Street,
SIS and ,S2I.5O
grades at $1..OO.

These are mid-seasons styles, beauti-
fully made, some in thin Black Tafetas
with white collars and cuffs, picot edge,
ruffles. around bottom of skirts, some
with Persian colors to brighten, others
in the Black and White Stripe effects,
others White with Black Stripes, some
Natural Pongee Silk, beautifully made
and styles that are becoming to this class
of Dresses.
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Bun Your Bathing
Outfit Before You
Go
Everyone Enjoys
Bathing

We sell all kinds of suits either for ocean
or pool bathing. Mems, Women's and Chll-
dren's suits.
Annette Kellerman type of tights. One
piece Isle tights, buttoning on shoulder
sizes and at SOC. Extra large, 65c-
Bloonner suits-to be worn over the
tights, suitable for public bathing and re-
sorts. Made in Mohair and trimmed
around neck and sleeves; Blue, Black ana
Fancy. Prices, $3.50 and up to $500.
! Bathing Caps in fancy colors, frills and
tight-fitting styles. Prices 25c, SOC and
75c.
All colors, Bathing Tights and Boomer
Suits for bays and girls.
Bathing shoes, high or low styles, 25c,
soc and 65c pair.