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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-09

aiue n-sBelte e fur rctb
" ugubil eTiI1ri az hfrbeeru bic Sdeni
Gafh. BON Der 8eHoletou Strdbe bic 'ur
9erbletoH aueh eut9 piIaitern nit Bad
ssi e. befdloHen bur6 ben etlStraih 6sr
Sidbi Cincinnati Siddi Chio toreioieriei Der
idmmtIaer erivdblien 9iisIieeer bisrin aber'
7ab e bsrmi 'ar roibtpeuois erilari pits.
Al bcrbchern bic Sberd gHen. ron Der QeHbles
ton Strube bis arr 9eunlefoU auep bltrch Gcs
TEN npn gr1Hit'GurbS 9ilGlterT oes 6dbrtpc'
aes init @a1trinen uno SertielSrna Der snoihi'
rfu 7rainiruEaeu une Srlets IN teberet'
iiiHimung init ben lditpn, Spe3ifiiniioueu. 9os
ten goranidlnasT rHb PrnjtieH ffr bic nors
eeiebeHe Rerbsnernnd. aHfiitaeno N eer Cf'
iiee oes Director oi Pnblic seroiee. fpsl1e 5ier.
NIT entaebeihen tvernen
Cor osr Gurbs9irab Der aeuurrten SsheHf
Nnen, ron Der Rsrhleton trnbe biz RenoIeton
gcrbsNeruns sorasIebeu m: isiHe aeHbe.HHa
hes Graoes pirh tedbhttist
Fab fhnsia f50l 9rcsent Der gciammt
.ufien fir bic betnrfe Serbe'icrigito. nbshdtd
Der aoiieu fur sreaUHaeul. GuiGlesi perf
her fener rer Sront'ub anf aQs ecis unb edn.
hercien oriinh,rn ina nHlrrnterN ar bic bur.
rpfthlnoene qerherrruna nelfc bsfdcieH Gore
uus ehneereier hierril tti:trTUi firD. od1 ne
befeHherr goutsils tooen brrnb bic befaat'
qcs BE 10 auferIsatsu WHebmeuis tn sebr
fiOl inbsihen Snhluuaen hesubli ipetbeH iol'
len MT 3ir'en aut pc htrdrsseftohsrren Bob
luunrn: Der GireuihAner iruenenelhen be-
iiertrieu eiaeHihums iruH nher nrh ie ua6'
rem er ss riiuitt. folfe sliiebTeHis b1nr be
sdFleu trreghrlh ilpdrsa f2nl Iuaeu Ron uuo
rn,f her neHrura oer t,iieuerUoen orSudu
Ins Honee eer Sirot gtrclundii nusdeae'
rem perScr icleu BOZ Der Houeiiton Der Be-
inatsu dHsbmsHis
Tub Der Reif Der @rlHritfofieH Don oe'agier
SsrteiieTuRa rprl9fT MOT iresien nuierleer pur'
DC bon oer S,nol Cincinnati ans o'u:
gtIfs Zee Beriaules soH eeuos oesnb'' fperoeu
Touen. bis boH hcfaaier Steni fiir ir,ne 3'pede
nrib ir ber g3eue ausaeaeben peroeu fouen.
tuis es bas Bsise nori6rstLi.
Get Is terrier beitloiien. odb oer 0lerf biers
nurtt nrrru.eisu ipifo. bir ders.ifc ftlruH' Die
fer creinars in tlebersiHi;iminnua nit BEN @e,
fer Al osnnldfieu.
Rdfiirf am 2. Jebrnat Y. 2. 1913.
ga. 7nuuer. 2rdiioeTt ees Stdntr1i5s
Rsglanbiet: freo. z S6uetIer. 9lerf
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-09
gssit,uOob Gipie gliiOeiatiDn.

Die Ciretiorsn Der @sfttpoob gipic
4iiociation, bersn Rtupnbl am pers
floHsnsn Montas itatiesfunbsn Bate,
orsnniiirten fi9 am stitrisen abenb
gsltg,nilih ibrsr Sibuns in Der Dsits
ipccb Spipnball burd bic GripGblung
Der folesnben gsamtsn fir bns Inu'
ferbe Sahr: prdiibsni. u. 8. Gober;
DiseprGiibsnt. &. 8. MeG,e; protOs
Toll SesrstGr. Gbnin Z. Rolf;Rors
rtiponoirsnbsr Sstretdr. Sntob 9Offs
mann; Sdnbmsiiisr. 9tD. 9enttl.
Die 9srsinisuns lit niat iVenig itoI5
ouf bi, 1baifahs. bob siner ihrsr Die
rsttprsn 5srr 8. Wardportb. siHsr Der
adnbibntsn fir bas prdfipsnisndmt
Der Gebsratsb 5mprODsment GHocias
ton III un6 nniiirlih arbeiien bic
idmmtlihen MlitsIieber Der Weitpoco
giuir 2lHocintiDn. nm feline erfpdhs
lung 5u fihtrn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-09
Sesis1slsa osissu.

Gin In ipeiten areiien 6eianut.r
bsutfter qionisr unb Wstsraii Dgs
Biiraerfrisgss bat gslisrn in 6erra
0eorGtRelbtam . i'm bitter Don
70 ssdbren IN feiner Reiibens Vo.
3135 ssefferioH 4psnue bic 4usen
sum eipigsn G9Iumusr gefhloisn
unb bic aunbe Don ieinshl abIsteu
ipiro dlaelnein aufriHtigs 9rnrer
beruriahen benn Der gntidlafeus, nsr
<rtits IN iunasn .Slhren ous Der dis
ten 6simatb beriibergefomnlen iplr.
bat ss psritdnbsn burf ieine Iirsngc
Gbrsnbdfiigieit unb Iein tsrnbeltIdss
gSeisn bic ahtung unb sSreunDI6afi
9lller au asipinnen. bsusn es perg5nHi
aeiusfen. nGher nit inn betannI slI
ipersen. Dtn giirgertriea mahte
0err sSelbtamp aIs aorporaI i'm Bier
ten ObiDsr aaDdlIerisrssiHsut nit.
Der Gntihlafene mar DON geruf gds
der uno bate felt langen stdbren
cine 9ddersi in benz 6uuie. Il: ipeldem
er aeitern in bic gpigisii biniiters
ihIummsrie. gln Hdbefcn Qtnaeb6rissl
tinisrldbt 6err iSelbiamp bic aramssz
beugie gDiitfpe fsrau Caroline S5eios
lamp. aeb aruis iorpis sfuei IOfisr
Nrdu 81. goipman uno frdu Gbarl.s
6olshdIb. Gin trsuss Ulitglieb Ders
lisren in benz 8sreipisisn Der Geuts
i5s pionisrpsrtin. bic 0ermania 2cge
pts Obj s5eIlop Srpens. bic Douglas
9Oas Der pntbias Ritter unb Der 0e.
tsransnperbunb hss giertsn Shiosr
aaDauerierepiments. gelsaeniii6 Der
9ssrbiauna. bic ON Wittipoh Rdds
mittdg iim. bal6 spei llhr Don Dir
Remoridl 6dlIs aus iidtffinbei. Disb
frau felotamp ibrem 0atten ben
2isbensbisnit eripsiien. ben iIs ielt
nunmehr adhtashn ssnhren isoem De-
ierdnen bs giirgsririsaes srfpieisn iat,
nGmli6 ibm elm Stsrnen6nnHer aHi
ben Cara als lsbtsn GruB auflesen.
einer Der dlteiten pionisre bes bise
iiaen DeuiIhtbums 1T aeittrn in 6srrn
6enrn dig ir. i'm bobsn sllter
Don 50 sslbrsn in bic GlDiateii b;ra
iibsrasidlummeri. innis betrauert
niht nur Don iein.n augeborigsn. ioHs
bern auh BON einsm 1robsn freunb,s;
treis. Der Das 4noenten bitlss tpodss
rem beutifen aGmpeu tets. in GbreH
bdlien iuirb. Die 8eerbiaina finoet
am Donn.rftaa Vahmittda um slDsi
llbr pom Irauerbauie 9lo. 1908 Cos
gan Strdbe aug itdtt unb bic Bet
iebuna srfolai auf befn Sprina Grsp.
fSrisbboi.
Sm bobsn aIter BON SO Sahrtn 1T
aeTtsrn elm bstnnnier @steran bes
giirgerlri,ges 9err 3 ofepbGries
In Der RtIibens BON Strrn 6 bars
les Gifen, an bsr 6amilton Nps.,
in bic gpigt.it biniibsrs.fdlummeri,
unb bic aunbe BON bem 46leben bies
iesiDadsrsn heutidsn pirnisrs tDirb
in fpeitsn areiien NIT aufrihiissr
Trausr p.rnrmmsn tpsrbeu. qn nds
hsrsn 4ngsb6rigsn biuttrl1bt Der
enii&lai.ns nur nod sinen 80 SABRE
alter gruber. Der in MinnefOia ans
idiiig IN. Di. gesrbisuus finbst
Morgsn @ormiitas pom hem etabliIs
iemtnt ess 2ei6snbeitaiiers EaiIlp,
glp. TAO Belts Strsbs aus iiatt, nos
raul in Der ct. Snio6us RirGe in
Wbit. DAT sinfsisrIi4es Rsqniem sss
lebrirt fpsrbsn ipiro.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-09

Niue RefpiHttou iueIhe e fir not5.
" uenoia eriihrt IN eerbeiiern Siarrn vi
lev. bon Der ReIuten Stroke BITE 5lr RihmoHo
SfrnRe but6 gfiuiiern NIT Hn6iieinen
efdbT glncinndfi Siant Ohio (oreibierfel Der
fdmuItIi4sn erpnblien Waitnlieber bieriu hber.
einttimmgnby.
an bsrbrieru Siurrb gaer. bon ber Reunief
rtruf,e bis sur ai6monb SfrGbe burd @ras
htruHa, sstfu bon 0rnnif 6urts mo
hard Die RiInlisruHe 6es gnbrpeaeS mn
Sen glhneH, Epedltttnticnfr. auiierpcr1Is
i6Iheen une Yroiilsn for Bic hrrgeiebene Ser.
ttiisr1is, saitisesnS IN tsr cffitf Ses 1irses
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-09

feinem gufbfnfen, fcI9es afebment In Raar
innerbnIb breibiR (s0) Zoeen bon nnb nnep
yaiilrlua oer beiteuerfioeH Droinazs an. be8abs
len.
9oB Bombs Der Sfnbt Cincinnati diisaeoeben
Derben tcHeH In Eesug aut bic befaaten ais
ieBments.
nel1e es notbmenbia erfl1rt, bic Strena
Strnbe, stDifben Top StpdiIe nno BEN WatdIHi
nH6 erie staH1I, btrn annaIiiiuina 5n bers
beiiern, paifirt en 20. Diai 1913. birrrnit mt
oerrnieu IN uno lpirb
Sei es ierner befhloffen, bGt her glerf bier
onr1 nngeipiefen lpiro bic 9eroffentlthuue bies
ter. Reioniion IN lIebereiuftHnniHe NIT eem
gefet 81 berQHIaiieH
Eafiirt ON g 5ebrifdr ~ o. 1915.
g. 2. 9nuner, Brdiibent oes EtdbfrdtbS.
Beglnhbigi: sreO. 9 S6neIIer. Nlerf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-09
Clifton lbeater.

Sm Clifton @anSelbiloertbenter an
Der 2uoIn,p imo 5elfcr6 Gpeniie itebt
fir oen beutigen sI6enO cine JiIn.
poriiibrung aiif benz siepertoir, Die
enfidieoeH 5u Dem intereiianteiten
iu6 IebrreihIten eeb0rt. oas AMI bic.
fem @ebiete Dorbanoen 1T. gs wiro
namIih bns ausitnth,nssbraHia Die
IsStsn Ecsa soH qompsii" sHr Dor
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-09
2oial Beri6t.


Inter gOriib bss 6srrn grnff zoe,
nf unb nit 5srrn GDdm Gtnbelbad
aIs Ssirtt1f bislt Der obige Dsrsirt
seitsrn abtnb in Der Wdibingiol
plattforIn feline rsselmGbiss Gibuug
ab. in lpethtr 6err grnit 5smptl i'm
Vamsn oes Arrangements Mnsfful.
Zee fir bic GdiIsrs Usburtstagsititr,
iibtr ptrtn bsrsits betanntsn bibidsn
grfplg berihisie, tpprauf Der Auss
ifub nit Dani sntlaHsn purbe. Jn
b,risibeu 0erbinbung fpurbs aud fOls
seubt 3uf9rift bes aamndbsn 2ouis
iJif6er psrlsien, bic fid islbIt erildrt
unb bem gJtotofon sinbsrlsibt fpurbs:
Afbldnb, ap., "a. Snn. 1915.
.Wuth aamuabtn!
Heitdtige bisrmit ben gmpfana Sbz
rsr Iitbsnspiirbissn Ginlabung jur
gtburtstaesfsisr bes bsuti4en a1ts
itrs am 25. b. ~.
leiber mar ss mir nidt m0sIih,
Sbnr GinIabuna syoles gu lsiitsn.
absrfeitn sic psrfi&eri, bab ih i'm
eeiiit 3ugsgsn mar unb bab ih sbtns
falls Elm .ganjts" auf has Wobl bss
Geburisiassiinbss unb ieiusr tapisrsn
9etre getrunitH- babe.
Das ,gintinnati Doltsbldtt- brads
is mir bsuts bic ginssIb.itsn Der ihS,
men i5eitr unb fonn i9 nur ausrufsn
.5urrab" fir ben btutf4sn aanbs
psbrpersin unb fein tiiGiis.s 4tran.
ssmenfs aommiitse.
Nit porangIihtr 3oha4tung unc
iansrabfhdftli4em Grub
Jbr srgebensr
9. Slider"
Muber bem Arrangements Nus.
j4ub fir bic aaiisrss Geburtstass,
feisr, iiat!ele prdiibsnt Websr auh
bem 6ubtpobl Wdnntr4or, Serrn
Carl Sdsusrmann. Jrau grnit 6sms
pei, ber beutj4en preiie. ioDit ben
Usitrsbnsrn. ben 5errsn Hidter 2llfrso
q. Rippsrt aHb pditpr 8. 6. Dorm
unb .laft but not leait- bsm
6srbsrsspattr 9errn 4uguit 9ortsr
unD behsn Satin ben Dani bss Wsrs
ems ab.
Die 5trr.n Ular 5srfurt. aOam
GsnbsIbo9, Grtb. Grubs, Ssnrp
1tidmann unb grnit Sempsl beans
irastsn 5uiammsn nit 5srrn ausuit
gpr5sr, bab bic 9srr.n Or. ). 8.
Dorm unb Rihter 4lfr,c &. Ripptrt
in anbsiradt ibrer gsroisnite I'm ben
0erein 6ls Gbrsnmiislieber aufsenomz
men iperbsn iollen. Der glntrag sins
einiiimmig bur1. tporauf bic 3srren
Senbtlba9 unb 5erfurt aIs aommit.
tee erndnni ipurben. um beioe Serrsn
su bsnahri9tiseH unb 3u Der nd4iien
bsrIommiuns sinoulcSen. 5srr ernit
6ernpsl srftaiist. 9eridi iiber bic less
/. geissat.nfisuns bes .. u. Stabt'
perban6ss uno duf Griu4en Der
D.utihen 9aa @sfslli4aft purben
bi. 6srren grnit gDsbsr unb DITTO
ariiger ols Delssat r.ip. SteIbsrtre.
ter 5u btiagttr Organization ernanit.
pie zruItess tpurben angeipislsu.
bic Dor sinissr 3eit i9on ansetpisisHeu
5000 an bic Dsutfde pnb Sstisrrsis
did = llugarifds Silfsseislidaft
aussusabItn. elnbsr bieisn $500 bat
Der 9srsin bersits $500 on ben
Deutftb. alm. ari,s.rbunb bsbufs
W.iitrbefSrStruns na4 DeutialaHo
sefdid..
On pier srtranfis aamsrobsn tuur;
be bic iiblihe llnisrItiiBuns i'm gstras
ae BON s32. 90 nusbs3abIt; ebenio ipurs
be an bic SinterblitbsHtn bss aanles
raben acuis SGnsibsr bos Sttrbef
sslb Don $50 anssipitIen. Die eiH'
nahmsn btsrusen $39 Inb bic Auss
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sQihIunaener selbiimorh sperindl.

Die 19idbrise @icla Sobblsbnd,
2227 Salpobor qlpsnus. beren Gaits
felt einissr 3sit nuBr arbsit III.
ardmte Ii4 iibsr bisle sbatiade oers
art, bag re seitsrn abenb ben @srs
fu6 mddte, fif Su Dsrsifisn. Sic
tpur5. isbod nod re6ts.itis enibedt
unn na6 BEN Stubtboipitul ssbradt,
no bic WassHpunpe nit erfolg IN
4utpmouuo asbrdht tpurne.
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: THE sEARCHLIGHT /
! Latest news from the rields 81 :
> science, Edncatton ana In.i !
+ vontion. I
; = = . I. 1. 4. :. =. Z. Z. q 4. q 4. i
IN HISTORICAL COLLECTION OF
y fieN''s CAMERA S. RI ssle

The most complete collection of
photographic apparatus and photo
graphs inIs the world Is that which
has been made for the Nationa / N,llsl
Jetfn at washington by Mr.: Il. w.
Smile, who has been official photo
graphey for the institution for mo
last ifolty-five years The collection
includes The work OF nearly all ffle
American inventors, Sand what.,is said
TO be the first American camera 1T
was made on fDaguerre,s specifca-
'hons for DIR. S. r. B. Morse IN 1880.
II The principle. OF tfieti eatnera- that
is, the reelection Of am image by pass
ing light rays through a small aper-
tufe is very old, having; been ,ispd
By Euclid In his camera obseura ahout
300 BI &C. This was improved by I3acl
on and other early scientists. The
mechanical principle upon, which mod
ern photography is founded 1.-The ac1
ton OF light on fused silver chloride
was first used by Scheele to make
q picture OF the ssola'r spectrum ID
17l7.- It was a long time Thereafter.
however, before any adequate means
OF fixing the picture was devised NJ
'cephore Nfepce seems to have been
the first experfmenter to get a per-
Iilaneht picture by the acton or the
SIMS ray IN 1924. His process was
called photography. He made mis-
negatives" on metal plates; then,
etched them, and printed as from any
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Repnblic ii t.Iif oil D 4 <1 ~, hVt.. ti,o
81 5i'I "A 4 6ls.., :. IL, I; ! S ;'',' n
2in ia sn's a ~ a. sis.S4
there 4 pTSrrs. =; i, ": 4 n > AZ 81
IRON. INC Ire; ;snf n s,e & III. sie q, (
"a wen e hree AZ; < ~ Z n 2. 4 81
slc fi,f = X, 5t,e 4,
can column {,9 n sn,,,sss1 Mar ii,,
WIS more n 4 ,5 0s,o ~ .''' q
1gi1 III tpaisa6 : VIZ ~ Il, " ssnae
states was epes,fs !, 4 4ts,,ss :Taftss ~
more ff,a3 an a. -, * Z s, & n
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Az Chaiice for pemo,erac u.

~
: The Republican NationaT Commits
4ep's analysiS OF the November elee-
ton Is proving itself OF more than
Tassing interest: Indeed, itsis d fnat-
Scr OF grave concern to- the Demo-
cratic press, and st Is a thing of great
help llness and encoyffag cement to the
1epublican press Ttsis
The Democratic. pretenseSof seeing
ia Democratic victory In the November
eIeetion> retaTns, will not stand up
against the analysis made by THE Re4
/; plhlicAm. ccrnnlitte de, and at no angle
{an Democratic sSict6ty in "a l6s he
lofeshadowed.
The analysts iss.among, the best
things done since thefeiection to bring
!: home to the people that the Repair
!! leans were triumphant all over the
country despite the fact that they dld
7 not wipe oaitSthe Democratic majority
Tin the House Of Representative EN-
4 tirely. 1t shows 5eoncq 1sively with
Z actual figures that the Republicans
carried enough states to give their
party a clear majority in the cleo
t6fal college, which IS the same as
carrying the country from the presi-
lential standpoint l,ii5
In thirty eight states there is a
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-15

Governor Hatfield -declared lin his
message to therlegislature that the
results of the recent election were
not reactionary. Those who have
rad what. the governor has recon-
iiisnded to the legislature are con-
7inced that there Is nothing reac-
:tionary about him etthef. The rec
concentrations are all along progress
sive lines and for the good of the,
people of the state. 1t stands out In
state history as q document contain
ing more advanced points Of progress
than any gubernatorial message ever
sent to q West Virginia legislature.
The people In this section are nights
~ pleased withtit and are expressing
the hope that the legislature will put
that program through. Men who did
not vote for Hatfield now SAY The is
just such mai, as theyswould like to
yote,for. His message and his course
inspire their declaration.
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EfdEhI.A: 3

Even the hardened traveller ex-
presses surpytse when he Shnds him
sen IN ascttyEcf 200 30 people; two
hundred miles below, tile City OF Mex
leo, q city lighted by electricity with
Z coca stfeets car service and modern.
no l..a n Z =
fuepia, CITY Of the Angels, has z
most peaptiiul Typographical situas
tion lying south Of the mainlrange OF
the Mexican Cordilleras. Look IN
any di5ectton and one is confronted
" yasf mountain peaks, l0rizaba.
Sitiaitspeti. Ropocatepeus and IxtacF
cununau. South of Puebla Is cholu-
\. the scene Of the great Aztec bat
lies Of 90 years ago, ana where may
pc found the wonderful Aztec pyraI
llina. Here nave been foand the
greatest number OF bones ever found
msanysone space. q
Ine city Is divided into great rec
.angies, but that does not indicate
now complicated a thing 1t may be to
ma ones way about There are
thousands OF streets one block long,
tnat ~ 70 says IN one block one may
nnd himself on Jesus Maria street.
ana progressing ina straight line
may arrive IN moment on Juan de
,satisto, on Felipe de Neri, which -
~ say: Jesus, son OF Mary, then
Sonn the Baptist and Philip of Nae
aretnr Why this is 80, It is difficult
70 say, unless Il be that the saints are
Jealous. and there are many saints In
tne. Mexican calendar.
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An endless Chain of War.

That persons who deep down In
their hearts wish for International
disarmament and Observation-Disclosures
frequently place themselves lin amin
consistent light with sy1npathy for
one or another Of the European bel
s1igerents, lis the thought that is
prompted by an article In the North
American Review by Prof. Theodore
] s. Nocisey,, a noted authority ON. i'm
ternationaI law.
Prof. Wnoisey is of opinion that so
!. long as the present European system
continues II matters not what nation
gets the uppermost hand there. inter
uiittent clashes of arms are ineyita-.
bic. Taking A. b and c to. represent
three most powerful nations and as
Stunning that one of them, A, gradual
sly expands and develops until II be
comes nearly as powerful as B and g..
he draws from history the conclusion,
that B and % will inevitably COM
bine to prevent A from oversteppIng
them. This theory of balancing pow
er appears stoi have always <beens OBJ
served from the earliest times. Fin
ally. should A be overcome and either
ID and G wax the most powerful, the
other two would combine to keep 1t In
check. S;s$s Y III
Insthe present European crisis,
Prof. Woolsey> foresees the same OPP
GRAFTON of the rule. Granting, for.an.
example. that Germany wifi ibe rtl1ti-
mately defeated in the present strife,
! It, Is easy to conjecture a rapidly
growing and ,mightier Russia of the
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19fanlf 30 Richly Craig tBurlesquefs,
Tuesday evening and Wednesday af-
tern0oli and evening, Robinson Grand
theater. se At., " lsfss5 ~ 4 Y n
Thursday, January 81. Dance eiv-
en- by Ladies of the Modern Macca-
bees, evening, Masonic auditorium
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-15
Beautifully Spring
Suits | ! $50 and SIS

Beautiful models from one
of New York's leading suit
makers. The styles are new
and attractive. The Jackets
are the short empire models
with patch pockets. The
short waist line is given BY
belt in back set above the reg
ular waist line, giving the
jacket a flare around the bot
tom, pointed fronts. Skirts
are the new circular models.
Some with fan pleats set il at
each side. Suits at $50. 90
are Of very fine sergesco lors
navy and black. Suits at s25
are of sand covert cloth; and
fancy novelty tweeds.. issS
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-15
Splendid Winter
Hosiery

Women's Medium Weight
ashmere Hose 25c pr.
Women's Heavy Fleeced
Lined kings Csc pr.
Mems Cashmere Sox 25c pr.
Mems Lisle Finished Sox
y. pr. for 25c.
Bursony Extra Size Hose
for women, different weights
{. So si.s.s.1s 25c pr.
Onyx Mercerized Isle
Hose, regular and extra sizes
s 5s|' Pan az
Infants, fine wool hose,
white Or black sizes q to 81
~. i. s &c csc pr.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-15
Sale q New Plush !
, coats,
SIS SO
aIaes SIS & $37 SO.

Al wonderful collection of
brand new models IN Ladies
Plush Goats, bought from an
ovsrstocked manufacturer at.
about half price, and offered
to you on. the same noney saw.
ing basis. Fur trimmed COZ
lars and cuffs, while others
have fitch Fur collars. Many
models with the wide airdle
and short waist and flare
skirt effect. Handsome gar
ments, made Of Salts Plush,
with guaranteed satin Innings.
Regular retail price of these.
coats are $3.50 and $500.
Sale price only S1S.50.S
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-15
FRIDAY. 5ANUan1 IS. 1915
All Evening Btho.

Witty sayings arenas easily lost asl
the. pearls B slipping on a broken
string; but a word OF kindness, Is
seldom spoken IN yain;:sit is q seed,
which, even when dropped by chance.
springs up intoss fiowers--AiR q. SIG \
IOURN0Y.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-10-21
MOONsH|NERs ARE SENT
TO THE FEDERAL PRISON
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Continued from page ID
have been brought to light in the
last year is said to amount to nearly
$40. 900, 900.
The federal grand jury returned six
indictments containing more than
100 counts against twenty-four reye-
nue. agents. employees and officials
and their alleged accompliees on
June "a and Is, 1914. The defen-
dants wnder 1914 charged with the
Illegal manufacture and sale Of
whiskey and the use of cancelled
stamps, went to trial Monday. The
trial was adjourned until Tuesday
and yesterday seven of them entered
pleas of guilty. Casper pleaded gull
ty TO all of the 33 counts in the in
dictment. but the others did not in
clude the last three which covered
the possession of cancelled revenue
stamps.
Other men indicted are Knox
Booth OF Nashville. former suporin-
tendent of the Tennessee revenue di-
vision, at liberty under $4,000
bend
Thomas c. Mccoy of Ashville. n.
c., former revenue agent who sue
cessfully fought extradition.
n. C. Spradling of Aurora, Mo-.
former government guager.
Fred Bowles of Fort Smith, VIII
Smith Of Fort Smith and J. D. Thorn
&C. Fort Smith salocnist.
James Smith OF Atlanta. Leo. F.
Brock of Los Angeles, formerly OF
Salisbury. n. c., recently adiudged
insane at Los Angeles.
Moses b. Brock of Salisbury. N.
c., fighting extradition.
Guy Hartman OF Kansas City, Cas-
per's partner, forfeited 100000
bond and disappeared, believed to be
Ia Mexico or Cuba
j. c. Brewbaker of Kansas City.
supposed owner of one distillery,
Edward Jarrett, and Henry Cum
Minis have never been arrested
The ease against Fred Bowles wss
noi-prossed yesterday. Booth, who
is alleged TO have confessed shortly
after his arrest at Montgomery.
Ala, admitting that he had accept
cd thousands OF dollars in brides
from the 'moonshiners,' will be
tried In January. as will the other
defendants whose cases have net vet
been disposed OF.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-10-21

] had to be urged to go to Callfor-
MIA the president is quoted as
saying, but 1t has been merely a
question OF finding the time to 90. .
Arrangements were made for tie
two girls and their chaperone. Mrs.
Gaillard Stoney. and Altha McCuen,
IL, who were given a trip from San
Francisco because they had written
prize essay on why the president
should visit the exposition.
They were to see the president at
ten o'clock. They had failed to APP
pear at 1915. Meantime the presi-
dent had long list of waiting en-
gagements.
"Why were yor late?" reporter
asked.
Well" said one of them, this
hat vas one of the things"
The girls also had a bunch of
orange blossoms which they said
We're intended for the president to
present 10 Mrs. Gait.
An excellent idea the rresi-
dent is quoted as saying.