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The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1915-03-19
Meal tickets. SIS. 90 at kamme

Meal tickets. S.. 90 at Eamme
House.
II you want to borrow money
on your farm see Archie G..
Parker at Grant & Tuqua's Of
nee adv.
Piano for sale. $50 gets it, if
taken soon. Address, Mrs. A..
"A. AtWater Chalk Buttcs, Mont.
If you wish to have any papers
IN connection With your Home
stead or Desert Land Entry pre-
pared, see S. J. Emswiler, II. s.
Commissioner.
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Business Locals

If it is money you want. see
Z. NJ. UWorshak. &
Breakfast short-order- .35c a,
the kanllnc House.
Wanted Clean cotton rags al
the Eagle Office. II
Does youa watch need ''funi.
eatlng'? See Blame.
Regular dinner and suppcr
33c at the Rammc House.
Blaine is still on the lob. Brine
in that watch and have i, reuair-
ed.
Lost a brown fur coat south
west OF EkaIaNa. Finder please
return to W. Il. Peck's store and
receive suitable reward.
For Sale One three~ycar or,
ayrshire bull aad two grade wear
ling hujls. {. w. SchnIeuer. NpG
hoot, Montana. tt
The W. II. Peck co. has s:Yn.
pies ct lJl, wall paper, ius, az
rived. Look Cm over anc order
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Church Notice

Union Congregational Chuuch
Of Ekalaka. Services for Sunday
Ma Gu 2lst Sunday School at TO-
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$3.50 Reward

1t GENES to my notice that some
party or parties have had a great
deal to say behind my back, now
! would greatly appreciate it if
the party or parties would make
tA"r accusations to me personally
tacr thn matter will be easily
settled. The reports as spread,
/ consider an insult, therefore |
win give the above rewrrd to any
person who will bring the party
or parties or anyone to me that
made the statements and who will
Nc convicted.
CLAUS ]. LONllnING.
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CLAUS ]. LOrTIpING.

Get Your i'ormaldchyde at
Blainc's.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-19
soBRE LOS FROPOsITOs DE LA
CONFERENCIA....
Vicnc de Ia pigina I.

gar a concentrates como los que Sc
han dado 4 conocer, porque algunos
de los Delegates han eXpresado ere
yendo no decir NADIA, que en- el case
de un recorocimiento, Sc tomara CO.
mo factor mus interesante Ia supre-
macia militar de alguna de las fac
clones V con este eSta dicho TODD. Is,
pueS, ell asunto diplomatico de que
Sc trata. un miSterio envuelto en- ell
yelo transparente de Ia reServa in
fantil de los que en- 81 eStan euvUel-
toS.
No Sc decide aun (asi Sc dice en-
los ~circulos oficiales), cual facci6n o
crupo recibiri el reconocimiento =
moral apoyo de los gobiernos pan.
americanos, Y tai anuncio 10 tiene
valor alguno 81 Sc tiene en- cuenta 10
dicho en- los mismoS circulos, de que
eli reconocimiento favorecera 4 ii
tacci6n que tenga II ~Supremacia mill
tar.
La conferencia que III propueSto
Carranza sera aceptada y este cS O.
tro de los motives que han dado luga"
= los concentrates contra el con
cimiento de este revolucionario. Sc
parada e ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS los di-
plcmaticos pan-americanos celebra-
ran olra conferencia con los represen-
rantes de otras faccioneS, i lin de
que Ia question meXicana sea vista
por todoS los delegados bajo los di-
versos puEtos de vista en- que sc pre-
Senta. DeSpues de eStudiar las cues
tiCnes que constituyen e. case, eSpe-
cialmente Ia cue Sc refiere al con-
troll militar adquirido por cada fac
ciou. Sc dard 4 conocer n decision
sobre ell reconocimiento. Algun ITEM
p { Sc esperara, sin embargo. para yer
81 Villa puedc dcmostrar en Torre0n
su capacidad para ser IN reSpeta-
BILE co~ntrincaata en- Ia question del
recoaocimiento. dato que viene I com
probar q verGadero aspecto bajo e.
cual Sc presenta Ia question. TODD
contribute I Greer que el cor
cimiento de CarranZa es IN hecho.
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LA MUJER INGLESA Y LA
GUERRA.
Viene de Ia paGina a.

SOS. tales como el de c~arteros, con
ductores cobradores de omnibus, de
AUTOMOBILES Y tranvias, mozos de equi-
pajes Y expenditures de billetes en-
las estaciones, Y tantos Y tantos otros
Il hasta hace POGO mas de IN ano
Sc hallaban encomendados eyclusiva-
mente al hombre.
FL hacer una enumeration detalla-
da de todos los oficios en- los que Sc
ia introducido Ell cambio de sexo, ha-
ria incurrir en- prolijidad enfadosa.
:Que Sc quiere mas? Sc han llega-
40 4 crear en- Londres brigadas de
Policia ~femeninas, de manera que
hasta los tipicos policemen han sido
substitutes por 'policewOmen' no
menos severas. con SuS somDrerOs
hoagos de alas extendidas Y Il uni
fo.mes obscuros con falGa que Gu
bre POGO mas que Ia rodilla.
No hace falta ser un lince an cues
TONES s~oci0logicas para asegurar que
Ia transmutaci0n q que aSistimos. mo-
tivada por intereses supremos. ' que
ha Surgido en- momentos de augusta,
Is Ia iniciacion de uevos GAUGES pa
II Ia accividad humane y es precu-
sora de una estabilidad definitiva en-
determinados ordenes, reSolviendose
con clio problemas y despejandose
k~orizonteS que solo Sc viSlumbraban
en- II i~ejania Y que a~parecian prena-
dos de pavorosas incertidumbres.
Va Sc comprehend que estos result
tadoS de! tyuegue efectuado ahora no
Sc podran apreciar hasta que llegTe
e} ansiado dia de IA paZ; por el mo-
mento. e. mas beneficioso de los ob-
tcnidos cor cl Gambia Ia consistido
er despertar en- los hombres Il no
bic emulaci0n al yer que sus compa-
nera> no carecen' de writes arrestOs.
= el efecto Immediate Sc ha traduci-
20 en- III aumeato considerable en- Ia
r~ecIuta voluntaria. Esto y2 eS algo.
' en- ;anro que e. servicio obligato-
rio ilegue, que llegar&. constitute
IN motive mas para ia graCitud De
CUE Ia Gran 3retana es deudora d
SIS kijas.
Este fen6mcno Sc prestaria 4 mu-
chas : muy hondas conslderacioaeS.
pueS IN pueblo que tan deSarroi!ado
r;eae el sentimicnto collective y que
obra asi. es sencillamente admira-
bic. Bien merece. pues. IA mujer in
glesa el homemade De consideration
' de respeto = que es acreedora.
Nosotros. como e~Spanoles, tenemos
e. deber de rributarSeio muy caluro-
50 ' muy sincere. pues no podemos
olridar que es t&mbien inglesa Ia ex-
ceISa = gentil dana one hoy COM
parce el sole de Espana.
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DOS PERSONiS RESJLTARDN
MtERTAS IN Ell PiS0 DURAN
TT. IA TENpESTAD.
N'Iene dc la pagIna 1.

>idO murr!os por uno de los pri-
mrroS rayo> Que cayrrom. Al dia ST.
.uinntr 81 radavrr fu| rrro.idO de-
entire un rnorme moni6n de hOiaS
Y yrrbaS que Ia rorrirutc lie aqua
depo>ii6 IN Ia horiaIiZa.
Fl ntro inliviiuo. un americana
lIamado Fred Eri>hir. habia SalidO
a razar a I'm puniO rrrrano demo-
minado Lobo. y cuaudo Ia lormrnia
- drSatd, para rcsguariar>r De las
Iluyia. - rcfu-i6 drbaio de un
gran arbo! qu" - r~nrontraba en-
medic del caucr de- uu arroyo Sc
GO. Hrprntinamrntr bajd por Fl AFRO
yo una furrt" curricnt" DIE arraS-
tr6 d Fri>bir antrs tie que pudiera
pOnerSe a >aIvo. habiendO este pc
recidO ahOGadO.
FL Senador americana Morris
Sheppard que Sali6 en- autom6vi!
para la preSa DE Elephante Buttle.
fut cOgidO en- el campo pOr la tenn
pestad. habiend0 tenido que pasar
Ia noche Il Ia intemperie. sin conner
nj beber. debido a que Su maquna
qued6 ataSrada en- 81 lodo. SiendO
impossible que pudiera Seguir su ca
mino.
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%cionales abandonen la f%rontera, or
den que ha recibido ell general Scott
Y que ma sido transmitida en- seguida.
En- dicho mensaje dice Villa i su
representante teytualmente:
"Recomiendo 4 listed manifesto
respetuosamente al gobierno de los
Estados Unidos que 0 ha causado
una gran sorpresa la. crden que IN
dictado referente . los americanos
para que salgan de Ia region DOM
NADIA por nueStras fuerzas, porQue
sicmDre hemCS dado nosotTos toGa
clase dc garantias J protection a los
c%trGnieros Y nc creemOs haber da-
90 motive pare semejante accl6n.'
TcmienGo Villa y sus p~artidar;os
que es:d ordcn sea un paso prelimi-
mar del ~gobicrno para ei rccoHoci-
mierto de CarranZa. Enrique {. Li0-
rcntc. el Representative de Villa en-
Washington. Sc dirigi0 el microbes d!
Departmental dc Estado. inGdiriendo
sobre las razones que tuviera 81 GO
bierno n dar L. orden De que Sc hi
hecho meNciGn.
FL D~cpartamcnto de Estado lanzj
aver Ell siguientc manifesto:
La accion del D~enartamento de rs
tado ordenanGo 4 los ciudadaros ame-
ricanos de Mexico abandonen ell pals
fu5 tomada en- atencion 4 las ]circuns-
tancias que predominant en- a!gunos
puntos de Mexico y no constituye
una indication de intenci6n alguna
2or parte del gobierno en- favor de de-
rerminada faccion. La orden del Co
bierno Sc ha estado repitiendo desdc
.Abril de 1914 para que los america
nos abandonen aquel pals Y especial
mcnte Ia ciudad de Mexico"
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FL T4NTD.-
NEeuc lie Ia p&gina :.


i" la>>'y. '"n"tia 90! campo IAN
hl"a '"lno IA palma IL" "a iha'l".
En- e. HaDIa "nt"N'rai" Naila> W.
49, q Mu.."r dlhu12ndo rr'l'IiN '
!nmau,.n no'a>. Poe" ant"> e. or
ia. /" hah;a pr"-uniaio = >tnla
inud. r-.aDaR ."S ranonr> IN" IA
..on bum. bum.
- ionI" "~taa. II" vI>Io a los
ar.i'.'"">; p"ro clos n" me nan
yi~." a mi. ! Il S"n"r Muller me-
IN da'" dos m"n"daS de "ro- VA
Soy re" ' IN" ra>ar" con h-".
\ "i p"nr" mntha'Il"' 4u' ia
HHa~ hania posed" una Hlo'l''''
"Ian'a. rn>''naHa do ,i"hlon'N CO.
""''a> d. or" con a 'ii@ie a' ''JI-
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ll"v6 fuera.
- oyeron gritos. el disraro seco
1" I'm revolver Y deSpuf> un pro-
fundo ' anguStioSo Silencio.
\ iia >iguiente = Ia SranJa
paste de- las llamas. Y los pocos
vecinos Que quedaron FL LiSSey no
SaDen 10 que ma sido de Odi!ia Y
Su madrp.
PrrO la bateria france>a proSlgue
SuS h~azaHaS, sembrandO de cadd-
vereS los boSQues de WOevre.
JAIME CONSTANT.
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VILLA NO CREE QUE CARRAN.
"A PUEDA SER RECONOCIDO
POR Los ESTADOS
UH|DOS


Ell PASO. Texas. S~cptiembrc is.
La mala impression cue cause 4
los villistas de esta ciudad, e! aviso
de IL Secretaria DC Estado del Go
bierno de Washington. para que lo&
americanCs RESIDENCES en- e norte &c
In Repib}ica. abandonaran el pals,
irSaparrria hoy n h1rrr>n pjIbliro
I'm mcnsaje del general Villa, que
fue recibido por Ia agencia vil!ista
en- estu ciudad.
En- csc deSpacro el jefe chihua-
huense expresa su c~rcencia de que
II disposition del gobierno ameri-
cano no signif;ca que este tenga in
tenciones de reconocer 4 CarranZa.
81 no unicameAte proporcionar 4 los
americanos que deseen salir del pals.
todas las facilidades para el viaje.
obedecicndo q clio i~guaImente. c! en-
vio de los dos trenes que ~salierou
antier para el sur.
Gree el jefe convencionista cue
aun menoa significa esa disposition
del Secrctario Lansing, animosidad
ni3guna para cl go5ierNo convencio-
nista, cuando haca mucho tempo
que no Sc recibe ninguna qucja de
los extranieros. arerca de yiolencias
0 abuses cometidos por las autOrida-
des civiles o militares contra aque-
Hos nj contra sus p~ropiedades. 10
que demuestra que estOs tlenen am
plias garantias en- el territorio do
minado por las fuerZas de csa fac
cion.
4. peSar de este. aver lego a esta
ciudad un tren con cincuenta Y Gin
co americanos Y otros tantoS eXtran-
ieros de otraS nacioAalidadeS, como
resultado del aviso de II Secretaria
de Estado americana.
Cast todos los refugiados proce-
den de Torre6n. encontrandose en-
tire ellos toda Ia colonia alemana que
reSidia en- aque!la plaza lagunera.
WASHINGTON. D. c., Sept. IS
la orden para que los americanos
abandonen Ia frontera, ha producid0
i Francisco Villa una ~profunda i'm
preston Y bajo esta ha dirigido un
mensaje desde Torreon 4 su repre-
sentanre ell New York, expresando
SD sorpresa por Ia orden dada por el
pObierno americana nara oue Sis ra-
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GRAN COLLECTION DE NOyEihS.

las NnvelaS anU,adaS Z continuation Is
tan S~c!rrcioa.dlS entire la meIgCrS. SIendo
81 prrr!u-
\ Ia rtI~tlrl ~
EmpaStaGaS en lrl1
III tntI IA LlSTN:-
La H~errur!a dr EelAcrT0N
Los HIju> del Are
n Sale ,E. la Nlc'jmaS
N <e,.reIa de L. >ulterona
III ilu.abrc sin cara
t1rdi
= In Come;;do IN Crimcn
Fl ~.llua rgdgIcO
Ia ErIua Nl>trrto
% SR Numbrr
Il Rev de Ia ITad@rd
Il ~crrrIerlu Millionaire
Fn las Frulterl> del lar West
La Nun:aN. de- Luz
Il Captain del uNUmTa
Fl Nl>rr~lu del ru-alon Verde
Los EdnlIdgS del sahara
Tn NIait a Polo
T. PElaI de- orc
la Costa de- MaT!!l
Z! poureI &c n. Enrique cl pOiiente
La Nina Rubada
La CluUad del Rey LcPrC>o
!! herpe ' Il cesar
Fl Te>,amento lie IN ~COnSHlradOr
Amaya O los Na>coS Ell e! -!=lO VII
Avenlura< Ge Mr.. H.cSwlck
COwl IL MiSteEl0Sa
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COiIENTiRIOS.
V'iene dc Ia pagina 8.

La dignidad dc los p~criOdiStaS Ii
bertadorrS Is muy dudoSa. Aunqur
la ycrdad no d~cbitram0S cali
fic:rla aSi. La actitud dc cSOS pc
riOdiStaS cuand0 la Ocuparon dc
N'rracruz. habl0 rlOcuenlementr...
:. :. = =
4 Ultima hOra Niene de Washing
ten In noticia de que el PreSidcnte
Nilsson ' Su SccrelariO de ESiado.
Ms. Lansing. han llegado Il i'm a.
cucrdo en- la question meNicana.
iPor fin Sc han pueSto de acucr-
do los directories de Ia t%Ortuosa
political.
:Nenci0 Wilson o Lansing. o este
Il aput!??
PrOnt0 10 SabremOS.
DigamOS. sin embargo: .DioS nos
libre de tai acuerdo.
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La Prensa" publica tOdaS las no
ticiaS tai y cOmo son sin hacedle la
harba a nadie.
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1aoarecsoecrs1aEsoGeceHHaS
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in. and at once pererates to relieve a;
stI,in on nerves, cords, nsaments ana ala
narts involved. II makes the muscles Sc
1,isant TINT they expand naturally. And az
The same limo they are inrdEosased By INC
ahsence OF harass.as pains 80 apt % ois1 1
Az uind- Whatever VIII add TO the cnn1osI
of the eTpectane mother IS q great and help.
ful influence since calm and peaceful pesaoe
1nI1st have n wonderfully beneficial impress
,s,,, -. <5,nfae child Get bottle Of
..MotheTss Friend OF my druggist and 5oa
win realize why. so many women deeaIe u
IA be tbe mos helpful remedy they E1oW OF
Wr1t.' +rIs9v to Brnd1eld Regulator Co. .oe
I.amar Bldg. Atlanta Ga. for splennc
SOCK OF ueat interest AID value to every @-
2cctant mother
one gavT- IN part, --SeYen yeas ago Suneref
rom WEDNESDAY 10 Saturday and bad
faye instruueatS.s This time vas SICK ON:
$50, want 60 tel an that "a.
NOT nrsfse Mothers Er1enf high enouS.
for lie sood Il did me- as 1aa a.1 an q, eaSS
ff,-,c and sl1s o3bX was perfect WILL arSs4S9
sDesSc =; 49, word for 81
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Bv Frederic >. Haskln.


and wm be set ND IN the maseum.
one or me most s1artlnS dnds Of
ne Rancho Ia. Bra Was char OF a
perSec1 hSl.nau ecul and fragmeafay
boaes ..om otaer parcs OF che human.
bocy- Ciose study oe This skull. how
aTer saas NOT broueh1 scientists 10
any denntre conclnsions coacern4ng IL
They do Got believe that It can be
CEASED wt-h the primitive Neander
tt,al man winch .extsred In Europe IN
the P1etstocene. Yet rs location N
rhe depogn seems 10 tndac-e mat It
could: s.ardly have been placed there
durtcx che historic period. The age
OF this skull. the scientists rave cen
cluded. most probably be measured
in thousands OF wears. but nor IN tens
of tbousands.
Discerning the environments IN
WHICH these strange animals Lived,
very Etrte can be dedpced. There Is
nothsng 10 indicate posfrsyely that the
climate Of the country was very dit
ferent from thar OF modern Ca1ifor
MIA. hut the great size and numbers
of the crestures tl1st existed would In
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Hlozllentoas future
In WeIlaan's Mind
The e1pectant

The expectanf
mother revolves In
her mind all we I'M
derstand by destiny
And It Is Of the utmost
Importance that her
physical comfore be
our frst thought There
IS 4 most splendid rem
cdy Tor this purpose.
Known as 1tNothers
Ffend~ It Is applied
over the muscles OF thu
-%o-o%h r-enffT fu6beC
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Restored to Good Heath

.I was sick for four years with
stomach trouble writes Mrs Otto
Cans. GAINESVILLE, Ohio. II lost weight
and felt so weak that almost gave
up hope OF being cured a friend
told me about Chamberlain's Tablets.
and since using two bottles OF them I
have been a well woman" 0btainable
eyeryw e.-Advertisement
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sasueeeae
BRISTOL


- =
RRIsTOL, Aug. 28.-The ice cream
festival given by the ladies of the
Methodist Episcopal church, at Gross
run, Saturday evening last, was g
complete failure. 1t rained conttnu-
ousiy from mid afternoon Saturday
until Sunday noon. There has not
bean q single ice cream festival In
this vicinity this year that mas not
been SPOILED by rain. "Sumpin' funny
erbout that ,eh?"
Mrs. Loyerna Hickman and daugh-
ter, Miss Ruby, of Salem visited at
the home OF Mr.. and MRS. Lee lick
man and Mr.. and Mrs. Thurman Kick
man, on Still House run, few days
ago. =.
Philadelphia, are visiting at the home
az his mother, Mrs. E. G. Haney on
Salem Fork creek. Mr.. Haney is gem
eral manager of the Philadelphia
branch of a big lumber company and
is quite successful ~,
Walter Foreman Lynch, Harvey w.
Fletcher, and Lewis Bailey were en-
tertained by Mr.. and Mrs. John D.
Bailey and family Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Howard Jones and
dau ghter, Miss Beatrice, were calling
lon Mr. and Mrs. Homer Tate, on
Cherry Camp run, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Donnally
left here Friday evening for Mead
vile. Pa. where they will spend ten
days or two weeks outing. Mr.. Dom
EnalIy is employed by the Southern OIL
Company as pumper.
Misses Alma and Isabel Davis OF
Salem, are guests of Misses Jetta,
Lillian and sA1cinda Norris, of indian
run, for few days.
IWorthington Marsh. senior partner
OF the Marsh Brothers, drilling con-
tractors, was looking after matters OF
in Doddrideg county.
Thursday.
children visited friends and relatives
at Big Isaac a few days back They
picnic at the home of MT, and Mrs
BENJAMIN Cunningham, OF Big Isaac.
Thew returned home Monday evening.
Mfss Jetta Norris was a uest at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs Hiram D.
Lynch. a GIil Garden farm Sunday.
"A. Leonard Norris, OF Indian run.
Is building hne residence on his
farm on Cherry Camp run at this time.
He will move there as soon as the
house is completed. Mr. Norris 10
employed by the South Penn Oil Com
pany as rollstabouf.
hiram D. Lynch and Harvey WI
Fletcher were business visitors to Sa-
lem one day recently
Tina E. Thompson the leading mer-
chant of uletown-on- Indian-run was
at Buffalo Calf the first Of the week
hay harvesting.
Misses Opal and Edna Matthey were
guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
I1loyd O. Reeder. OF Salem the last
OF the week.
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B|RDONNA WINS
GREAT RACE At
FAIR|NON'T FAIR
Stout Brothers Horse Wins
2:10 Pace from Field of
Pace Horses.
FAIRMONT.

| FAIRMONT, Aug. 28.-When
Birdonna of the Stout Brothers stable
OF Clarksburg, defeated Mary u.
Pick and field Of five OF the best
PAGERS that stepped over the half mile
circuit here Friday she placed Clarks-
burg on the map as one of the lead
ing race horse centers of the state.
The first two heats were made In
2:O9 u after which the time became
much lower, the final heat being only
2:141z.
Cedar Lake Girl won the 2:17 trot
after five hard heats, Lady OF Lewis
finishing second and being q strong
contender for first honor. The best
time OF this event was 2:16 Y.
Royal Tea, with Deem up won the
mile run in the remarkable fast time
of 1:43.
First Race, 2:1o Stake Race, Purse
$1,000.
(Stout) IL
May 2. Pick, gyk. m. by
Silkwood (Anderson Il
Jimmie Briggs, b. b. by Il.
Ghamberton (Vale) "a
Hydro. b. g. by hydrogen
(Mallow) .......-. 7S x
Gilbert NJ. b. g. by Tom
my Harrison (Wins1ow) 5 70
The Climax. blk b. by
Gov. Francis (Bremanl q 70
TrudeH, b. g. by Tregen-
T 11s eNeS5 Il; 200 Il; s.ioH
2:13A: 2:141l.
Second Race, 2:17 Trot, Purse $500
Cedar Lake Girl. b. m.
by Bob Noble Settle
Lady OF Lewis, b. m. by
Lord Roberts tBooth)
Lu Printon, b. m. by San
Francisco (Packer).
King Amt. 8. b. by
Robert King (Nallow) 32 y
Matte the Great Oh. I. by
Peter the Great (Reavesl dis
Times: 16A; ISIS 2:1I q
Royal Tea (Deem) 1 to 3 and out
won; Maxintius (Myersl 3 to and
even second: Booth Cottrell e to y
and out, third: Starry Hermann
= az
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Games To-day.
Boston at Cleveland.
E New York at Detroit.
washinEt at st. Louis.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-28

Games To-day.
/ T,ittsburE at Brooklyn.
st. Louis at Phtladelphia.
Cincinnati at Boston.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-28
BALKAN WAR FILM
SHOWING At STA Il

ment in the photodrama realm. The
multitude Of Incidents In Lots
Weber's world famous storp from
which this picture was taken have
been more than faithfully repro
duced and all the real values retain.
ed. Courtenay Foote. the eminent
English artist, hes been Entrusted
with the important role of Gabriel.
Monday, Blanche Sweet will APP
pear in perturbation of stolen
Goods" by Margaret Turnbull.
william A. Brady's plans for the
season include dramatization of
Miss Alcott's "old-fashioned Girl,
book ranking next in popularity to
her Little Women"
w. L. Halls Famous French
Follies" closes one of the best week
engagements tonight that has been
played at the Palace.
Nohting but the very best can be
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-28

scene from, .r1ypccrtes Wrch Showing
RnsonG Grand
Of this big company as It's act
be numbers ana COMEDY are
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Other Pictures of the European
Struggle Are to Be Shown
Monday.

"The Balkan War is a special
ralased war Aim picturing the
Bulgarian army before Constantine
pie and over and hundred other
scenes showing at the Star theater
today. "A Hunchback's Romance,
a two-part Imp picture, is shown.
Miss Victoria Ford, Lee Moran, Ed
die Lyons and otEers are seen in
The Rise and Fall of Oficer 30" q
funny Nestor comedy.
Monday. "The Struggle of the
European War in five reels OF
thrilling. spectacular scenes and
1000 feet of other pictures will be
presented.
Boswarth, Inc. presents the great
-symbolical play, "Hypocrites." today
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George Conan has dropped the play
he was writing for Chauncey Olcott
and is now at work on new idea for
his brother-in-1aw, Fred Niblo, en-
titled Fitting the Trail. Holiday,
clever take off on Billy Sunday.