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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-09

acting under instructions. insisted
with all the more noise that Mr.. Cold
berg say something
Finally the great pawnbroker rose
I don't know why you call on me.
Herren and Dauen." he said For
why should l speak? But I yield to
the clamorous demand. been bust
ness man doing more than any one In
my line, at my place, -401 Bayard
street. and care nothing about pubic
speaking like some do
81 will say a few complimentary
words about the bride. As you know.
she is relative of mine. ] an glad
she Is finally married. her
health to you for a toast
what is there in life, like 20 ask
YOU all? What is there in life? said
It again.
men. three thfngs-we are born. we
live, we die. Now apply those senti-
ments TO the bride.
she has been bern-we all know
that. because we are looking at her
.'she has lived. oy. oy. How time
flies, ! knew her when she came to
this country 30 years ago.
Now, she has been born and she
has lived; what Is there left to do TO
complete those three things mention
ed by me?"
And just then Moses Goldberg NO
ticed that the necklace which had
been around the brides neck. and
which he had been admiring all the
evening and carefully watching was
missing. It was then he exclaimed
that IRnatz Einstein, the detective,
must be called.
There was great commotion among
the guests. and Rachmil Pippick. vis-
tor from Cincinnati, who seemed the
coolest Of the party. was sent TO the
nearest telephone to call Ignatz Elm
stein He returned and reported that
the slerIth would be with them In half
an hour.
The guests sat around almost In 81
lence; no more speeches were maze
no more heaiths were drunk; they
felt that a thief was among them, ana
glauces were stolen at their own Jew
els and hands felt to see that watches
were in place.
Suddenly the door OF the banquet
room was thrown open with great en-
ergy. A wild-looking man stood there.
His hair stuck up in every direction.
a heavy. untrimmed beard covered the
lower part of his face, red hanoke1-
chief was around his neck.
Only for an instant did this ODD
looking person stand in the doorway:
then he rushed to a vacant chair AT
the head of the table alongside OF MT.
Levi and his bride, jumped in the chalr
and waved his hands aloft
"Brueder Lebeni" said the wild one
in thrilling tone. II want dem noor
The wedding guests Gazed at the
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-09
Tha selection Of Ties.

A man was buying tie and care
fully laid aside one or two as not
worthy of consideration. The seIes-
man picked out one of the rejects and
placed It in separate box. which
prompted the buyer to ask IL It had
been placed with those he was look
ing at by mistake.
.oh, no.. vas the response, but
VIC have orders when hve or six men
turn down a tie as they look over ..
box to take it out and put It aside
Then what becomes Of IL?
I'VE sell them to women who como
In here to buy ties for men"
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-09

Tong, another would be appointed in
his place Nothing could save All Ty
unless-
Suddenly. like an Inspiration direct
from Heaven. an idea forced itself In
to the little Chinaman's brain. There
was just one way to cheat the Tai
Ping of its revenge and at the same
time insure his friends safety. One
way for him TO pay his debt of graft
tude and friendship to All Ty- Did
he dare take Il? For a while he
one who has made up his mind 70
see his duty unf7fnchingIy to an end.
cost what It may, he got up and
crossed the room.
Taking an ink-pot and a small
pointed brush from a shelf. he sat
down again and rapidly wrote a short
message IN Chinese, which he folded
and concealed IN the sleeve of his
blouse Pausing only long enough to
lock up his little store. he shun7ed
away down. the street
It was almost dark and nearing the
hour when San Franchises China
town awakens from the slothfuI
iethargy which possesses it during
the DAYTIME. Here and there dark.
silent figures fitted ghostlike from
door TO door. or DISAPPEARED IN the
mouths of the many crooked alleys.
There was, to the Initiated. an air Of
suppressed activity IN these quite
comings and goings, although, for
the most part. the houses which lined
both sides of the narrow streets were
dark. silent, forbidding: outwardlx.
at least, showing no sign of the
nightly orgies which took place with
In
While few show restaurants and
theaters are maintained for revenue.
derived from globe trotters. tourists.
and eastern "hangers-on" the real
is hidden from Anslo-Saxon eyes.
business and pleasure OF Chinatow,.
Like huge rabbit warren In its maze
of secret passageways and under
ground homes. the place has never
been wholly revealed to any whfta
man There are countless numbers OF
hidden resorts. yelled by humble ex-
teriors. where. IN reckless luxury, the
Willy Chinese indulge in every pleasure
that money can buy, or sensual appe-
tiles crave.
op!um-smokinR dens. gambling pal
aces. eating-houses to tempt an epi-
cure-all these are judiciously con-
ceaIed In winding alleys or narrow
hillside streets. From the suave. ST.
lent Chinese merchants. handling their
hundreds of thousands annually, to
sly smuSglers, crafty desperadoes. and
cruel highbinders-all the Initiated in
these sumptuous resorts are free with
their gold. ready with their weapons.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-09
nonchafantly

he nonchafantly
lounged In his
chair. wo Lee
turned the pages
of the Chinese
Daily World and
pored over the
Geographic sym
bols thereon with
consuming interest.
AZ ha read his
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-08-03
3wiid)en Yptrn nnO Ar=
gDnutn btrridt rtgitt
Sdtigftit.

griten Sampfer y&ansa" anf ben
Weeressrunb seidDidt.
NnseblidIer Surtiflritt Der Nlliierten
in ben SarSanellcn.
Enelanos Snma nnentlpegt fiir Sort.
ietmns bes &rieses.
Snrfen iollen glntbGber inter 9lrme.
niern angerihtet bnben.
rSaoas" bDrt BON nenem Jlieseran-
griff anf Strafbnrs.
Sn Sale gefangeme @ritcn perae6en
iif sesen @adJtpuiten.
gelgiides o0ram6ndl" iiber @er.
lesnng Der Neutrnlit6t.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-08-03
&esenfdaotn tn Ytnu=
igluania.
Stuei Menihenlebem BEL 1tnfGlIen
nernid)tct.

Bunrfut nep, Ba., 3.
@ug. Gin Weni6enleben tpurbe
bernihtet linb S6aben in Der &0be
bon pielen talienb Collars ungerif).
tet, OILS geitern abeno in bieier &C.
genb Elm ipoIfenbrli6ortiger 9fegen
nieberging. Sliiiie troten aus ben
l1fern, @riiden tpurber tpeegerilieil,
@iienbobn. unb SSnterurbobn.9inien
bei6obigt lrnb Die Grnte bielfa6 SER
itort. 9folpb &apinsfep, ein &nabc,
tpurbe bon ben iteigenoen @niier
bon einer Bride geriiien ur1o er-
tronf. Selepbon- unb 9elegrapben-
9inien unb &oblengeieqihaften bo.
ben Die grobten 8erluite erlitten.
Barriers 2onbine, Yo., 3.
Slug. Der 9uffoIo GrpreB on Der
9uffalo-s -smegbenp Strede Der 8enn.
ipIponia @obn fubr berte firth nabe
bieier Citation nit grober @eidpir-
oigfeit in einen 2onoruti6 binein.
Seiie @inioms bon 9ittsbureb, 60
fonotipfiibrer, ipuroe eetotet imb
iein Sei5er &. @eIfri9 bon 8itts-
burgb i6fper perbriibt. 9rei Bag-
qons unb elm S6loftpogen iprangen
aus ben Seleiie, itiir5ten ober nidt
I'M.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-08-03
&apitalitt gtftoden.
Seim farbiser 9lngeite(Iter bambelte
nngeblid in Nutiuebr.

ct. Sofepb, Wid.. 8. Gitguit,
@iaorb Z. 9feobp, Trdiibent Der gh.
leg gapfule Co., &ennitoGbeiiser unb
8iebai6ter, ipuroe eeitern nif ieiner
ssarrn nabe Stiles i'm Streit nit
CHARLES 9ublep, einem farbigen gin.
eeiteaten, burd Weiieritide lebensge-
f6brli9 perlest. 9uolep ielbit bolte
einen glr5t unb Iieferte iif Der 8oIi-
aei aus. Or bebouptet, bab &eabp
ibm Sortpiirfe genladlt b1tte, neil er
ongeblid) bel Der gebanolune bon
Sfpeinen ieinen (&eaoD's) Snitruf.
tionen nid)t sefolgt mare Reabg lei
in iolfe @nt geraten, baB er elm Wei.
fer sos unb ouf ben @eger einbrang.
9ublep nobm bierouf iein eieenes
5oidenmeiier uilo perteibigte iid.
Euolep perIongte Elm @erbor unb lei.
ne giirefdaft uuroe oiif $2500 felt
geiest, bic prompt aeIeiitet uuroe.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-08-03
Sic SpferSabl ber
Gaiflano.
Nad leBttr Stred)nnng
981 Yerionen nnl=
gefDmmtn.
Wun ben Spfern peroen mod 141
permiikt, beikt es bente.
&idter Sanbis iett SaupfidJiff. Sn-
ipefturen in Sreibeit.
Staotiidle auminiiiun priift Stabili.
tGt aIer Sampfer.

Gbicago, 8. 9lug. Cine bonn
Snfen-glusid)ub oes Staotrates er-
nannte aoniniiiion be9onn belite Die
Sorbereitltngen fiir Die Yriifung Der
Stobilitat Der grfltriionsoampfer,
Die ben Safen BON Chicago perraIicn.
9icie 9pmmiiiion feet iib ans g8. :.
@ooo, Wfarine- 9lr1iteften, Senrp u.
glaen, @ilIiam q. 9tclion, Serbert
90. Grams, glbam s. @ecfIcr nno
s. 8. Gperp 5uionmen. SonbiGde,
Die 10 pieI ipieeen tpie cine poae Ga.
oitng bon 8aiiogiercn, tperben am
nad)iten Oonnerstog auf cine Seite
bes 0nnlpfcrs Ghriltopber geIegt
neroen, Inn oarnit Die Scetithtigfcit
beS S6iffes 5u crproben.
Die 9lmbcs- -8ranoiirp icetc oas
Scrbor bctrcffs Der angebIifen Der
riiften" @oriteQllngen ocs Sompfcrs
@oitIanb fort, Der on ieincm 9of
bier limgefippt mar. Nfun bort, oob
apoIf ober fiinf5ebn 9lnflagcn bon
bieier 8ranojirp erbobeu perocn
ioaet.
Sie Santrtli,rtg ipeitercr Seitroge
fir ben Sonos sur llnteritiieune Der
Sitterbliebeiten Der @oitlonb-aato-
itropbe tpurbe eingeiteat, 90 Die
SonlmIiing bereits iiber $330,O00
ergebcn botte
Gbicago, 3. 9tug. 9fifter
9anois bonn gunbes. .Diitriftsgerid)t
orbnete belte Die sreiloiiung Der
Sanpfif)iff- -Snipeftoren Robert Reib
rnb gbos. 6. gfliff ouf @rilnb ibrer
eigenen gonos bon ie $2500 on. SSbr
Sobeos Gorpus.8erfobren ipuroe fir
nG6ite ISOLDE 5iiin Serbor nngeiest
@bicogo, 8. 9luguit. gtod1 ben
lcstcn 3oblen, Die BON Der @eitern
glectricGo. nad) iorgfdltiger 11nteriii-
dung peroffentlidt ipurben, baben
bel Dem l1naliid Der @oitloltb 9S1
1erionen Dos 9eben perloren. Ssoen.
tifi3iert tpurben S38 Cote, iir1ioenti.
fi5iert iino 2 Cote uno pernibt iper.
ben nod 141 Spfer.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-08-03
Gaperton crbalt Scr
fdrfnngen.
Sn YOrt au Hrince nnb
Cape Saitien btrridt
8ube.
apmmiiiiun nit amerif. Sffisieren
iudt 9iebellen su neri0bnen.
Sriebensfoniercns 1T in nGfliter 3u'
finft geplnnt.
Die Gntiuaffnnns Der Ginsebureneu
sebt rnbis iueiter.

Wufbingto n, 3. Slug.
geomte Der Ser. Stouten ertuorter
beiite nit SsntereiIe bas &eiultot Der
neuen SriebensbeDegun9 ouf Saiti
Cine &onrnliiiion, Die lid aus Soi'
tionern uno einem amerifuniid]en'
Wsorine Sffisier 5iiidnneniett,
muroe nit Der slufeobe betroitt, ote
Reaicruna bon Soiti pieber ber51itel-
len. 9onter Ibnirul Goperton,
Soupt Der amerifoniid1en grpeoi.
tionstruppe In Sort oil Nrince, or
beitet in Sor1nonie nit pronlinenten
Ginqeborenen.
Sci 9enotrihtiging Der Ser.
Stoaten bon ieinem @orgeben err
fl6rte aonter abnlirol Gaperton
boB er Die &onniiidre nod Cape
Soitien geionSt bate, mo Die gpbo'
@epollltion seebroden tpar, I'M ol'
Gingeborenen su entipuffnen rno oi'
ripoIiiierenben politii6en 5ubrer
nod, Sort oil Trince 81 bringeiL Inn
on elmer ul1gemeinen Srieoensfonfe'
ren5 teiT5unebmen
8ofbington, II, 3. Slug. OoS
&anonenboot Ssceola erbielt beute
ben Iuftrns, bon Guantanamo nod
Sort OIL gSrince 5u geber1, Inn iid) oori
bem @eidpoSer bes &onter Ion1i
roIs Goperton olt5ri6lieBen. Gaper
ton fobelte belite, bob am geitriger
soge &ube in 8ort oil ABrince mi
Gope Soitier berrihte.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-08-03
Sapans &abinettsfriie.
rgeltere GtaatsmGnner" nerlnnger
geibebaltnng oes anbinetts.

Sofio, 3. 9lue. Die vdlterer
StootsmGrner" entpfablen bem &ai.
fee goibibito, BOB bas Gabinett nit
@raf Sfumo on Der Spite, nitfgefor-
bert perbe, bebinei,ngslos I'M gmte
su perbleiben. 9ieie Gntideibuns
puroe burd) Shirt Opamu itnb SeIb
moridon gontaeute Dem @rufen
Sfuma mitseteilt. Der oeriprad),
oab er nit ieinen &oaegen bic Srose
Der Suriidnabme Der GeniIiion olf-
nebnen perbe.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-08-03
@idtigt @ablen in Sir=
ginia.
@Dn nahiter 2esisIutnr bGnst Gba.
rafter bes Trobibitious 0e-
iebes ab.

81 id monb 3, @a., 3. 9tug. -
8irginio nontiniert beute in itaats.
peiten 8rimdrlpoblen bernofrotiid)e
aanbioaten fiir Die 9egisIatitr, tuelfe
Die Woihinerie fiir oos neue Brobi-
bitionsgeies miro id)offen miiiien.
Der @eidluB 5ur Giufiibrilng itaats'
iueiter Irobibition purbe iflon i'm
pergangenen Sabre BON Der B6bler.
ifoft ratifi5iert Der Gborofter oes
neuen 8eieees b6ngt BON Dem gerio.
nal Der neuen 2eeislatur ab 9ie
gsontinntion lit nit Der 8abl gleidlbe.
oeiiteno.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-08-03
Bur gerfeufnng Der
Siberian.
aein 3weifel on ibrem Glndtperimdj,
iagt &pninl ssrpit.

% aibington, n, 8. @ng. Der
amerifuniife 8oniuI Sroit in
Sueenstotpn meIoete beltte, oab fein
3tpeifel nlebr beite6e, ~pob Der britt.
ide Santpfer Sberi6n, Der leste
@ofe burd] Elm oeiiti9es Soudboot
perie1ft tporben mar, 5u entflieben
beriudte, als er ben 9efebI gum sln.
balten befommen botte: 0farf @i-
lep, elm omerifanii6er Matroie,
itarb an ben @unoen oiird @ei6ob-
feiier, urb Wfartin Sberibon, elm
anberer Ratroie, batte in MoIben,
Waii, feline eriten giirgerpapiere
beraiisgenon1men.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-08-03
Der 9ampf nm @nridlan.

2onbon 3. 9luglit 1t:45
pornittogs. 9ic beitti6en unb
oIterreid iingariif)en Seere iperoen
bon Den 9fuiien I'M @eiten bon @or-
iflau oufgebaltcn, MAIDEN aber nod
amtli6en 9eridten ans Berlin unb
@ien on Der Oitfront 6ortihritte,
lino 5tpar lit Der beftigite ibrcr s(n-
grille oerienige gegen Die 80 Nleilen
norooltlidl bon 8arihau aelegene
Srtifaft @ps5fop geri6tet
8etreit ibrer Saftif, ole @erbin.
biungslinien oes@roBfiiritcn geifolous
ob5uihneiben, greifen arofe Srup-
penmaiien bie@abn on. Die Die Suiipt-
linie Petersburg @arfdjot NIT
Sitrolenfa perbin6et. 0ie Iestcn oi-
reften 9epciden eincs 9orreiponben-
ten Der 9lii. Breiie in @ori6ou, Die
oas 9atllm 6es 81. SSltli tragen, sei.
gen, baB oie %erbGltniiie in Ser be.
orobtcn Souptitaot Yolens hcScltteno
bclicr iinb, als man nod bcn letten
oireften 9tudri6ten pom %. SSuli on.
nobm. Die iiingitcn Ssnformationen
5eigcn. bab Die gcfpobner nod ihren
'S6uiern 5uriiffehren un6 oob ous2e.
ben in Der Stoot fpicHer in normole
9ohnen geleitet miro. obalcitb aQc
offentli6en i,nb omtlid)en SteIlcn Die
notigen @orbereitilngen fiir Die g6u-
ntung getroffen bnben 9ie 8eid6fte
Der &oniu!ote sSranfrcid)s uno 9'el.
aiens iiIlb rem oncrifnnii6en Goniul
iibertragen iporoen.
Die Ginfreiiilng @ari6aus ourd
Die oelitidlen Sritpnen ouuert an.
Gin ruiiiifer anrtIider 9eridjt er.
fldrt, oab nod INNER per5peifelte
Sample am garctp SIuiIe iiiblid,
BON Oitrolerfa toben, unb boB lid,
beftiae 3uiammenitobe 5tpii6en ser
@eihieI uno Dem 9ug ereigneten.
&ll'iiid)e 5riippen DOR Sfpdnaorob,
iiioli6 BON @orif)ou, haben iidy in
Ymebr fon3entriife Steaiinqcn" 5lt-
riidge5oaen, fpdbreno fie olrf bcioeit
Seiten bes |iepr5 bcn SSeinb 5uriid-
geiporfen boben
Inoererieits erflGrt elm omtlid1er
oiterrcihiifer @eridt, oab oIterreiG-
iidlc &egimenter BEL Sspangorob er-
folareih tparen unb nlchr oIs 20OO
8efanaenc mahten, iotuic grobcWen-
gen &rieesmaterial erbeliteten
Srnppcntrnnspprt nnd) |eiten.
Imiterb q III, 3. 9lua. Ger 9or.
reiponoent Der . Snh" mcloct ieinem
s'latte aus 9,lrelnbnrg, oab III bcr
lei;ten 5ooen 10000 Nann bcnt-
it6er Sulpocn Sas SroEber5oatrnt
9urembure auf Dem @eae nod 8e.
item eoiiicrt 5abcn.
9emtifes 5rnmspprtidjiff per-
icnft?
Petersburg, 2. Nua. MA
0onorn. 9(mtIid) miro bier bcfannt
aegeben. bab in Der Sitiec Gin 6elit-
iber Sransportoampfer o,ird Gin
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-08-03
.Nomiral Spriptb tot.

Sbam in, Ya., 3. 9lug. -
&onter gIoniral q. .. Sames Wc.
Queen Soriptb itarb bier bclite an
Ser3ldbmiina. Gor ief)s Monatcn
erlitt or cinen Ser6id)lug, bon Dem er
iid} niht erbolen fonnte. SIN 1912
ouf bcn Bahama SSnieln geboren,
fom slomiral 5oriptb ipdtcr nadI
YbiIaoelpbia. idlug nber uad ieincr
Serbeiroting nit Srl. Caroline g.
SSelfenitein, m Sbariofin ieinen
@obniis anf. Iie 9eihe miro aiii
Dem 0ational Srieobof 5u slrling.
ton beitattet tperoen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-08-03
9emtidles 5rnnspprtidjiff pcr-
icnft?

Setersbura 2. 9lug. pia
9onocn. 9(mtlidl miro bier bcfannt
aegeben, ba5 in Der Sitiee Gin belit-
iber Sransportoampfer ourd Gin
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-08-03

oils Ser iutponoeIbare gnti6lllb be-
Sci6net miro, ben arieg nidlt 5li be-
enben, ebe Der Sieg Der 8iiiert boil
it6noie lit. @lei65eitig perpflihtet
lid Die 9unla fiir oos eeiantte @olf
fir Die Serbeiidafflng friidler 0tit-
tel 3ur Sortiebitng bes Samples
Sorge 5u tragen.
Die &eioliition bebt uit6 berpor,
Bob es notipenbig lei, Die alten poli-
tiI6en Streitigfeiten 8u nergeiien
Damn miro baS @oblipoaen Der &e-
gierung fir Die Ssiltereiien ouer &C.
treuen 9iireer Riiblanos obne llrt-
terihieb Der Raiie, Spra6e ober &e-
ligion ongeritfen.
9ie Suna ipra6 oud Die be-
itintnte Soffnung aus, bab Der
Mangel on Mi,lition fir Dos Seer
lofort beboben iperoe, uilb bab Die
on bem bisberigen 9uitanbe id)itl.
bieen 8eriouen obne Sfiidiidt oiif
ibre Ste[ilhs beitraft neroen rnod)-
ten.
islieser bpmbarbieren StraRbnrs.
9oris, 3. 9ltguit. Cine 5lotine
BON engIiif : fran5oiiiden 9ufti9if-
fern flos iiber Strubburg iinb lieb
25 gomben oilf bic Stabt fanen. Ger
ltn1fonq bes bur6 bie grpIoiion ai1-
gerihteten Sdooens lit nod rti6t
feitgeiteIlt. (0ieie Wteloi1ng Der So.
pas sgentur bot feine tpeitere 9e'
it1tieung gefitnben.)
Gigenlub Der Staliener.
u ONT, 8. glng. griefe, Die bier
bon Sffi5ieren an Der sSront einge-
laufen limo, loitten iibereinitintnenb
babir, bab bic Sample am Ssion5o
uno auf Dem 8lateau bon Gurio ols
elm 3ei6en bon po1itanoigen &eoli.
iierung aller Yl1ne Der italienii6er
8efeblsbober oufgefabt fperoen font
nen. gtidts blieb bel of bieien @n.
goeemerts Dem 9ufon iiberlaiien.
pielmebr iprlroe ieoe ginaelbeit nit
mathematician 8enoiiigfeit alisge.
fiibrt. Gin grtinerie-9 -9ielttnant, De,
BON Der Sront i6reibt, fagt, bab Die
itarfen oiterrei6iiben 8efeitiglinger
an1 Worte Boogoro uno am Monte
Od9ale nift lGnger erfennbor iinb,
neil Die itnliei,ii6e 9lrtiaerie ibr
@erf 70 gut perri6tet bot. S5n eini.
gen Sogen lei aeritort tporben, mos
Oefterrei6 nit &ieieniuntmen nltfge'
bout bate
Inoere 8erid]te melben, bob eir1
GROCER Seil Ser oiterrei6ii6en Ser.
lutte nidt bur6 bas Seuer Der StaIie,
ner, ionbern burd bas Serobi6lei,'
bern bon SSeIsblofen betpirft tporoer
fei. l1eber 10000 Ntonn ieien oiiI
bieie @eiie aeridnettert iporben. Ssr
Der 8egenb bon Warttni ieien $500
Oeiterreider in elmer Gruppe bon
Sdan5grdben tot aufgeflnoen NOR.
ben. 0ageeen ieien Die 8erluite De,
SStaliener in oieien @efedten Der.
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-05
Has Practiced Medicine: in
Weston for the Last Tl1ir-
teen Fears and Has Been an
vi Active Citizen.

II every man were compelled to
learn the profession or trade that
his name suggested. DR.. Cure could
have not selected and other than the
one he has chosen. Be that as it
are NJ. ID. and by profession he is
an NJ D. The matter Of Cure curing
viii not be discussed here, because
In the beginning it was not the tnten-
ton to do SO. Probably the inten-
don; viii be forgotten unless the pur-
pose OF this sketch Is revealed. Mark
you theni
Dr.. M. o., Cure began the practice
OF medicine in Weston about t11ir9
teen years ago. Since that time he
has built up q large practice and has
gained the respect and confidence Of
the Community. DR.. Cure is a mem
Der Of the Lewis County. Medical
Society," and is that organizatfon's
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disorder. Japan has demanded that
she be given the police control of
the district. i
America Learns Much.
Then. further, "a to the Chinese
seacoast. IN the jud gnsent Of JApan
the occupation Of any part of that
.coastline by a foreign power Is ex-
tremely dangerous to the peace OF
the Far East. Consequently, the,
Japanese government has require of
the government of China that II
shall not concede any part OF Its
coast hereafter to- any ali len nat ION
atty.
Now observe, that. In doing these.
violated the open door policy In
China. Japan has not at all mono,
poIized the interests or the privileges,
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to be had by Others In China The
people of all. nations are still to be
welcomed to thissvast land Of Asia. IS
At the close Of his remarks. Count
Okuma referred to the aims and.
methods Of German 1nperta ism. He
commended German culture and civil
1ization Mighty for much that It exc
pressed, and he was conf dent that
it wonld flourish after the present
war, but said he believed that Ger
man Imperialtsm would come to an
end. The-pe pie. he cont nueds ha1l
Thought and wrought ana accumus
lated enormous wealth, but their
Imperialism was using this power
,now to destroy their lives and sctvili-
zation IF this course OF action Is
right said the premier what
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Defends Action Of His Country
in Forcing Demands
upon China.
SAN FANCISCO

SAN E'ANC1SCOs Aug. ne
conduct OF Japan toward China IL
explained especially for American
understanding by Count Okuma. the
which has been given to the Asso-
ciated Press Offices here by DR..
Clay MacCauIey, an American clergy-
man and author. who for many years
has been resident of Toxic and an
active leader In the American and
japanese peace societies.
Faithful Summary.
Count okuma is said to desire
greatly that the American under
standing OF Japan's relations with
China be clarified in some particulars
and DIR. Mace au1ey who has enjoyed
close personal acquaintance with the
premier. undertook to crafty the
latter's wish by reporting summary
Of half an hour Interview. which
he had with Count Okuma. through
an Interpreter. This summary is
described by DR.. MacCauley as q
faithful one. but not an effort to
ally.
The rise Of Japan" the premier
began. has induced some concern;
end aroused some unrest in the west.
In the histories of nations we see
that often with the genesis and the
growth of new nationality, violent
expressions, accompanied by various
barbartties and sometimes atrocities.
have marked their advance. 1T Is
not to be wondered at, therefore,
that the rise and expansion of Japan
have drawn to them suspicious att
tention in the west. especially since
the passing of the China-Japan war
twenty wears ago. And, now. a
world attention is being given to the
course Of the diplomatic relations
that have arisen between these two
countries. But the intelligent classes
OF Americans may easily understand
the peculiar position In which Japan
has been placed by the movement
of events in the Far East.
The United States has gained Its
present greatness and power as the.
result of long process Of annexa-
lions of territory by both purchase
and conquest. You know that the
enormous Louisiana territory was.
bought by your country and that.
Texas and California came to you.
through conquest. BY these acts of
conquest Mexico, directly. must have
lost greatly. Yet, Indirectly, Mexico
has been benefited immeasurablyI
by the conduct Of her strong and.
faithful neighb the United States;
If, for example, your country had
years ago to what then occurred in
Mexico, that country would have
come under rule Of the French
dynasty and the greed Of the ambi-s
.tious Louis Napoleon would have
gratified. Mexico should be grateful
for the friendship and the helpful
-