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Washington Journal., 1915-12-17
,,Wermonia Glnb".

gm MittmodD Den 30. 0e5ember.
.Yy&.ro Merr @1ofgiDr 90. 5poaunofO
i'm n@ern1anio Club einen intcrel
Ionten &ortrog iiber Oas Sbemn:
uAus Dclttidlanos GROCER @ergans
gcn6cit4 bulten.
Washington Journal., 1915-12-17
..Mermania MGunerdpr"

Ole MISUNDERSTANDING OeS
o@ermania M6nnerhor" finOet an
9onnerstag, sen 80. DECEMBER itott.
9ic Mitglieoer Iouic Oeren 6rcltnoe
iino bcr5lidit oo5u eingelaoen.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-01
sn1endid Selecffons..
court.


Retention of Elliott Nortncott o.
tbe nublic service commission OF the
site meets with hear1test 'approvsl-
appointment of former Governor w.
al. q. Dawson TO Membership on tna1
commission. gives the commission a
wise head, member wno VIII sa1e-
guard the public Interests
Appoin rment of E. F. Morgan. or
sFairmont. as another member OF the
commission brings to notice a man man
not so well known as the other two
members. but no less fitted than tne
oIhers. Judge Morgan 1876 years OF
age. lust in the prime of life He was
educated at the Fairmont state nor
nal school and the West Virginia IN
iyersity ana he began the practice OF
law In. 1888. success in winch was ms
from the first He served six years
with distinction as judge of the IN
tarmedia1e court of Marion county
and his career as Jurist brought
hiun into the confidence OF all his tel-
low lawyers and the public generally
He is truly reo1esen tative or the peo-
Die. progressive IN ideas and most
ThorougLly equipped for efficient duty
on the public service commission The
people of this part of the state are
especially pleased over his appoint
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te, tneits = 80 y-ts,sds
eal 1ne y ~ 70 t,sa,1s,s-sf1re
70 slolense n some u -
now IN 70 1rns, 80
caass OF eosaa 60
ance ooes nos ns 2 to o..s.a. ..s5Y1;
the var Gsss Il t,se 1snaf cc,,rsai
sta1n go - nssos iiea .5Ea,SSh eT-
OF men Wn ao. 80, L. - aas.
QeIlencs.a WY i-,sners
an :. =, arb4.nr
set1e eno p- ~ 80 = - - cow
an eTil aa 10 3-na.;a;sre ,s the
pIois Su. LIZ -, =. III
len. .llsna d E ~ IN sn-Tbinc.
s.ss<;.i1,- me
cus sH Na 9i sa.S., $500. an and
1nu 1a:S.d ~ :, ~ S.S,o yro,,ld
o - $500, ,5arafe
teSiaili soet ~ ~ c.sTono to
$780, Tae-e Is
.nlen = ,,osie-s &c., boweyar
sen - ,,aIteresIir cs,
,.lanssee .a,ses ~ ms
n 80. y1aoa1a
~ - <,s ..,.+i,,<+
Posses a. 9 -, ~ re- hov naces-
= taaef.o,,. =. Ne ia e,rse,1t
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-01

I'M, was also rne tnat he 7WSa9
stricTly man of his word
Never had he told an unt<utns anu
as for lying: that wonld have oeen 2
physical impossibiity- :.
As our story opens. SQueezer =
Walking along Bayrum Bouiev1Eu1
with the fai- EsmerHua. who has 3uSt
made him the happiest tightwao u
the world by. promising 70 become
Tnen four rain drops fan in rapid
succession on sisworth sqreezers
There is only one explanation.
cried Emerlina. It must be raintp.
parunr have. on my new crets oe
Hfxmuth-u VIII be ruined! eau 2
II wi1l.- he promised before ne
remembers that. being strictly q
man of his word. he would have 70
make. max, good. cost what 1t may
wait under the protection OF TINS
telegraph role" he told her. anu anu
Dashed of. Three blocks away. sew
enteen tax;cabs were waiting TO be
Summoned. sisworth Queer rushed
by them. for he had thought OF
way. Half mile further on tne4e
wasn't taxi in sight or souno
Taxi: beloved Siswortn Squee@-
cr. Taxi" .,,ad
one. anyway It's not my faule u =
doesn't answer e,;r
Emerl;na home through the oa1np
rain.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-01

ings is the fortress OF San Geronimo.
which juts out into the bay Amer
lean tourists delight in being photo
eraphed in the old stone windows and
also in climbing down into the dun
geons. where are yet to be found the
links of chains worn by the prisoners
of long ago. It is claimed that the
deepest Of these dungeons was tnt
death chamber Of Marina, ire dauSh-
ter. Of the commander of the town at
the time of Morgan's raid She was
betrothed to a young lieutenant One
Of the pirates desired to wed her. and
when she refused Morgan threw her
into chs lower dungeon Each iSorn-
Ing her pirate sutton would come to
the door of the dungeon and ask her
to accept him Each time the answer
came: Il belong to A1garcon. I am
true to hlm until die After she
had been in durance several weeks.
Morgan left the town hastily. carry
Ing her father and other omcers OF
the town as captsves- The town had
been thoroughly pillased and the In
habftants frightened OF An old
priest was the first to return after the
fight of pirates. He went to the
dungeon and was able 30 release sew
eral prisoners, but in Martana.s
chamber he found only corpse wear
ing the Jewels and robes OF the gov
errors daughter
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3 + !. = 4. = = r = = = .
TR AvELETTE
rGirSah
Porto BELLo-
> Ry NiESah

No ron,ance-1oving American Who
takes a. trip through Panama snoulu
fan to pay visit to the old eo" on:
s9orto -Bsffo. few miles down tne
coast from Colon, the Atiant1c sea
mort steam launches plying PACK
and forth render the trip easy anpc
pleasant. ,a-e5
by Christopher Columbus upon ms
fourth and last voyage Inc pr o
found beauty of the scenery 50 I'M
messed him that he save it IFS present
name. which means beautiful port
After ne had been recalled, MS
brother Baritone Columbus. also Wis
tied the place and with several other
explorers marched from .aere into the
interior country in the quest OF scia.
Today there are really two Porto
EeIlos. One is a busy. active rock
quarry. established by the americans
in order to get the rock which Went
into the massive foundations OF the
great canal locks. Across the Day
lies the old Porto Bello, once deemed
the strongest and most beautltul cry
.os North America; afterward. wasted
by pirates and pillase, yet sun oeau-
,tifu1 in its ruins.
This old city was founded by Fran
cisco valverde Mercado. upon
March 90 1887. He formed the
bay With iron-bound forts represent
ing the kreatest engineering skill or
the day.
During the days of the Spanish So:
pren4acy Porto Bel1o was the scene OF
the greatest luxury upoE The Nssster =.
hemisphere. II was the snipptSE
pofat for the rich treasures brnuSst
from Peru. Here jewels. costly TAB
RIGS and gold were plentiful IN the
town. which was also celebrated re.
It's beautiful women and the valor OF
the Spanish soldiers VINO deiended It
But its magnifcance Wis short-lived.
Earl, in the seventeenth century Us
treasures attracted the attention OF pi-
rates who foGnd means of overcom-
ing the forts which had seemed 50 I'M
Epregaable. me most complete con-
ques. was anade by the famous pue-
career. Morgan, who entered the town
in 1850, confiscated It's treasures. and
held its commander for a ransom:
The best preserved Of the old build
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-01
WILLIAM STERLING BATHS.

william Sterling BATHS, once an
actor playing Little Rip" with Joe.
Jefferson A man OF -afalrs and let
tiers; acknowledged to be the peer 81
any Dickens student and Interpreter
of his day
After he had finished his child ca
reer on the stage Mr.. BATHS became
a teacher. and for years engaged in
very careful and exhaustive study
of English literature. specializing
upon the works OF the great humanists
author. Charles Dickens All this
time Mr. Battis was Interpreting.
Dickens cauch as Henry Clay used to
practice oratory at the barn on his
southern home. HIS Dickens charac-
tiers live: BATHS disappears entirely.
MI. BATHS makes up in fun view Of
the audience; thus anording one of the
most interesting illustrations of stages
craft as wen as the actors assump-
ton of different roles. all IN fun cos
tune. the night Of the third day of
the chautsuqua.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-01
Rigs Bank Suit.

The suit OF the f4sgs National
Bank against secretary of the treas
ury ana the comptroller of the GU,
rency has passed through the ln1t;ai
stage and is now IN what m1gnt De
termed judicial cold storage Whe .l.e;
70 an intents and purposes. it viii
remainn, until the October term OF
Al present the court of first in
xtaEcH has taken under adTlsemene
the motion of the government to as
miss the suit for lack of jurisdiction;
a decision on this motion IS expected
late next month. but the trial OF the
sl,it; on Its merits, when evidence VIII
be presented. cannot take place Until
-. the indications are. that. however
tbe court decides on this motion.
there viii be an appeal to higher
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-01
DisoRDERLY CONDUCT
And Fighting Charged against Two
Brothers and Aneher Man.

Chars n with dtsorder:y conduc:
and sighting J. Smith. " Sni.ns
sd Philip Moore are 20 oe given &
hearing before Mayor G.. H Gordoh
IN police court at O'Clock this even
tAg The alleged fghs -os-- place in
West Main street late Monday after
soon and Moore CLAIMS that he was
assaulted by the Smitss who are
brothers. While they maze d counter.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-01
81 Inrrained Nfoh.

1
cans we are an unframed mob, with
little knowledge of parliamentary
law and with se-y little effective
krowledgeSof the rules
Senator Tillmar, Democratic .sena-
tor from South Carolina. spoke these
works in an address TO the United
States Senate. In the light of suisse
auert events they have become a
warning and a prophecy
The laws enacted dcring the last
two years are crude and faulty TO the
last degree. An illustrative OF TINS
fact. q tey notable examples OF the
man plunders contained IN tie
tarfH bill alone have been hitherto
Lest we forget brief sum
mary of these examples follows.
merely TO emphasize the general rTi nm
ciple of inaccuracy prevailing II the
Democratic laws
The tariff bill as a whole was
hlunder, because 1t was a revenue
measure that produced many E11tilons
of dollars less than We're needed,
6en1ered treasury being the result
The provision for five per cent
discount in duties on merchandise
imported IN American vessels, lnyolv5
ing millions az dollars was declared
inoperati.e by the attorney genera
over year ago. and VENT TO the coUtr
of customs appeals
Another provision affecting nun
Sreds of business concerns Is ceioIe
the same court because OF the 1nseF-
lion of an obscure phrase that neIther
customs officials, lawyers nor ousl-
ness men affected could understand.
vital provision in the income
law a part of the tariff. relating to
deductions allowed in computing
gross income, naast go to the courts
like hundreds Of others
The entire income tax provision
has been pronounced by the taxa
4ion committee of the American Bar
Association. a non-partisan body. as
oper to the gravest objections eotn
in structure and specific defects.
twenty-five imperfections oelns
pointed out -,
Necessity for amending this law
has forced administration officials 70
work Of formulating report OF Its
crudifies. as a basis for amendment
on innumerab!e occasions do1inS
the debate on the tariff and ether
bills. Republican Floor Leader James
r. Mann. of Illinois. cautioned the
majority to use greater care. -sno
gave one reason for the dividing line
betwe cen the two sides OF the House
as "a lack OF Information on sne
part OF the Democrats
Like senator Tiilman's utterarce.
:beee words have assumed prophetic
meaning Literally hundreds OF
other bIunders in the tariff b:a
n1fsht be cited. typical examples
have been referred to because they
show tne logical results that followed
the employment of sfovenly. mac
cu-ate methods osIegisfation.s
PracticaFy every important statute
passed by the present &C fnintstrats 10
is likewise honeycombed WITH neea-
less imperfections. that rarst be cor
rected BY expensive legal procedure
or legislative acton Tfey are facts
with which everyone should become
fan1iiiar. 9.
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.N-egofiafsons wIfh Eneland.

.NesotiaEons with England.
So Kaleidoscope are the regotia-
tons between this country and Eng
land that it is almost impossible to
keep pace with them and the da1dy
press, despite the indefatlgable work
of its Washington correspondents. ls
more often wrong than right in It's
accounts.
The decidedly bel1iserent note te>
England which was prepared by.
Secretary Meade during the pres
ident.s absence in New York still
sreuoses on Mr. Wilson'S desk and
doubtless Will be radically revised be-
fore it ever sees the light OF day
Mr.. McAdoo and certain other OF
the presidents advisers are begging
him to send an emphatic note to Eng
land. both because they believe the
political effect would be good and
because they think such note would
he grateful to those Gern1an-An1erl-
cans who have indicated their pur-
pose TO be Americans first in the
event of war with the fatherland.
The statement that an agreement
has been reached between the British
government and American packers
is at least premature No agreement
has been reached as yet. although
probably there viii be one. The sit
ration is somewhat complicated by
1fe fact that the American minister
to Sweden is Ira Nelson Morris. son
of stIae former head of the firm of
Nelson Morris and Company. packers
The foreign trade advisers of the
state department. have broken Off re-
lations with the British emoassy.
largely at the instance of Mr.. Nc
Adoe. who has persuaded Secretary
Bryan that continuation of such rela-
lions Will be politically injurious to
the latter.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-01

Tho reclamation service OF the
I-nired states has undertaken new
scheme for the development OF t.s
forests It is planting the sand MI.
country of Kansas and Nebraska Win Win
seeding trees, and caring TOT LIZ y
in such manner that they pa I'll
to produce excellent forests crowns
within a few years
The sand hill region of Neorasha
covers nearly 10000 square mig -
and is practically desert country OF
no value to. any one, and a great
hindrance TO travel a large nur-
sery has been established by the ser
Ice at Halsey. Neb: along the MIC
de T,oup river. Here are crow
thousands of seedlings from jack ana
yellow pine. which are to be trans
planted into the sand regions.
A camp, including fifty men ano
nearly as many. horses, IS estaoHsneo
in the region selected for pianIlng.
and they are able to plant at iedst
. Thousand acres during this sprfng
80 SINNER. Tie seedlings are
n1sn4ed-jnslone furrows, and around
each tract a strip Of land about Ten
.f,3r-owss .wide is plowed. A back
Are is started from this strip, IN
order that the little trees may be p.o.
4ec+ed fro nthe prarie fires Whlcn
sra 1ikeIy to sweep over this coun-
4-y each year. The work was begun
about ten years ago. and great tIacks
of green hills are ALREADY seen ~
place OF what was formeriS sal1e
sand But only about 10 per CENT
oe the frst planting lived Improved
oiantinr methods and better craze
eee6iing s have increased the pTopor-
+fon that survives to at least 50 per
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-01
$3.50 JJsT THE SANE

John Doe was the name gwen BY.
an unknown man, arrested on a
charge of being drunk late Monday
night. His name made no difference,
for Mayor Gordons says "an DRINKS
look alike to me and the usual
amount of $3.50 was paid by Doe in
police court this morning. Officer
Donahue made the arrest.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-01
SEVERE PUNISHMENT
OF Mrs. chappel of Five Years
Standing. Relieved By cardui.

Mt. Airy, N. c.-Mrs. Sarah NJ Chap
Dell Of this town, says: 81 suffered tor
five years with won1anly troubles, also
stomach troubles, and my punishment
was more than any one could tell.
tried most every kind Of medicine,
but none did me any good.
read one day about Cardl;i, the wo-
mans tonic, and decided to Try it
had not taken but about SIX bottles until
I was almost cured. It did me more
good than all fhe other medicines had
died, put together.
My friends began asking me why
looked so wei, and told them about
CHdui- Seyeratar now taking It
Do you, lady reader, s:1ffer from any
Of the ailments due to womaniy trouble,
such as headache, bactache, sideaehe,
sleeplessness, and that eyeIlast1ngly tired
feelfng7
Ifso, LEI US urge you 70 give carduI a
trial. We feel confident it VIII help you,
lust as It has million other women IN
The past half century
Begin taking Cardm to-day You
WON'T regret It An druggists.
w-i1s %. csatt.nooga Neda1e Co. Ladies:
x5-tsory Decs. ChatzrooSE Tenn-. Tor 500
ksfrae4icp ouyour eaSe and 64.paEe BOOK. -a9tre
ErsatDent far women. : IN plain wEauoe-. nc 12S
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-01
our Violent Friends

The Pittsburg Catholic recently
contained the fol.owins editorial.
which should appeal TO all safe and
sane men:
Sincere and always the constant
advocate of the cause of temperance,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-01

Claim that they we're the e5-s ass
saulted. The three were arrested by
|omcers DAWSON. White and Sims.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-01
An ESening Echo.
nothing to do
L. does nnf lie

Real greatness has nothing TO GO
win q mans sphere. It does not ne
IN the magnitude of his outWaIo
aseney. IN the extent OF the enecss
whtch he produces.-WiLLla
ELLERY CLAIMING.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-01

It may haze been true that SIS
worth Saueezer was so mean that ne
robbed other peoples babies banks
because he had no baby OF his OWL.
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TT z D Al LY
N o V EL EFT TIE
TIE TI6HTwAD.

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ex12 #. BRUSSELS RUGS, $3.50.

exl2sft. RUGS (wool and cottoD $40
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EXTRAORDINARY VALUES MIN
OLEUMS AND WINDOW SHADES
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MAnNG FORESTS.

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Advertisement .=Z-.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-19
CFAS. w. NOSES
TAKEN BY DEATH

Charles Webber Moses, who died
in Providence hospital. Sunday, was
for more than 80 years associated
with she American Lady Corset Co,
of Detroit. holding the position oil
salcsmanager for many years.
He was born in Marcellus, y. Y.
and was descended from old Puri-
tan stock. He was man of wide
acquaintance and was genial, warm
hearted and faithful 10 his friends,
Of whom he had many. He was n
member of Palestine lodge, f. e. A.
NJ, OF Damascus commandery, and
the Sons OF the Revolution. He
leaves widow and a son, Curtis
Lee Moses. The funeral takes place
in Masonic temple, Tuesday after
noon, at 80. and interment will be
made in Syracuse, n. Y.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-19
mo wonder I've got a good garden
when those fellows are at work In
IL" he exclaimed.

at the figures on a bit OF paper with
eyes round with wonder Then he
whistled little low whistle of sheer
establishment. mo wonder I've got
good garden when those fellows
are AT work In IT." he exclaimed.
Then he sat down to watch Mrs.
Bob catching cabbage butterflies,
which he knew were laying the eggs
which would hatch out into the
worms that spoiled the cabbages. He
counted the number she caught
while sho was in sight. He did the
same thing with another OF the Bob
Whites, who was catching cucum.
Der beetles. and with another who
was hunting grasshoppers. Then he
did some more figuring on that bit
Of paper When he had finished he
got W. and went straight down to
tho cornfield, whore Farmer Brown
was az work.
II know now what you means
when YOU used To tell me that fig
urres talk said he. why they've
told me more than ever dreamed.
They've told mo that the Bob Whites
are the best friends we've got, and
that the reason thai we've got the
bAst garden anywhere around is just
because they have made II so. Why,
those little brown birds are actually
making money for us. and we never
pues sed e."
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-19
Delegates to Fedora
ton Gathering In
Lansing
WELCOMED BY
GOVERNOR
Program Prom j s e S
Busy Week Far All
Attending

LANSING. Mich, Oct. 19.-(Spe-
ciaLJ-Wlth officers OF the fedora
ton and members of the board OF
directors already in the city, and
delegates arriving on every train,
the twenty-frst annual convention
OF the State Federation OF Women's
clubs opened here today.
The first session of the three
days gathering was a meeting of
the board Of directors in the Ian
ing presided over by Mrs. Dclphine
ID. AShbaugh, OF Detroit. president
Of the state federation. This after
noon conferences On the various
phases of the federation's work are
being held. and tonight the $50 dele
gates will be welcomed to the city
by Gov. Ferris. Mayor j. G. Reuter-
and w X. Prudden, president of the
Lansing chamber OF commerce.
The evening session, which will
be held in Representative hall. in
the capitol will be featured by an
address by Mrs. y. V. Pennybacker.
of Texas, president IF The General
Federation of Women's clubs of the
United Statps.
The convention will continue nm.
Ill Thursday. Various social events
have been arranged by the Lansing
women who are hosts 10 the fedora.
ton.
An interesting feature in connec.
ton with the convention is. the fact
that the federation Is celebrating
It's twenty-first birthday. having been
organized in this city in 1895.
Officers Of the state federation
are: President. Mrs Delphine d.
AshbaugE, Of Detroit; first vice
president Mrs Florence |. Bulson.
OF Jackson; second vice-president,
Mrs. Burritt Hamilton of Battle
Creek; recording secretary. Mrs.
Clara Walters Baldwin, of Muske.
gon; corresponding secretary, Mrs.
Homer G. Blair OF Albion: treas
urer, Mrs f.. A. Gilkey, If Lansing.
The state parliamontarian is Mrs.
Emma a Fox. of Detroit