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The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-05-25
NORTHCLIFFE RAILS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
&.,ftE ~ tsE
Attacks On War Minister In
Times and Daily Mail
Dwarf Cabinet Row;

ASSOCIATED Press b. FedernI Wirelepa)
BONDON, May 29-C Composition OF
the new non-partisan cabinet, yester.
day the SOC topic of conversation, IL
almost forgotten today in a new con.
troyefsy raging about Lord Kitchener
The Times and the Daily Mail, both
newspapers owned by Lord Northclif.
fe, bitterly assail Kitchener this morn.
ing in their editorial columns. Both
have been FESTIVE from the first under
the rigid censOrshiP imposed by the
war office.
. In resentment, the members of the
stock exchange publicly burned their
copies Of both papers and adopted re,
solutions supporting Kitchener.
The Westminster Gazette, comment.
ing on the NOrthcliffe outbreak, says
editorially:
Kitchener attacked will be more
powerful and more popular than ever.
The country will not suffer the indig.
nifty of seeing insult heaped upon
him.
The formation Of the new cabinet
will be announced next Monday or
Tuesday. ~
at entors Office" says the editor
OF the Nation, without popular en-.
thusiasm behind it, and with much
ill-will on the part Of the press Sue.
cess at the front may save it, but
probably 1t will be of short life"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-05-25
PEFR0GRADCtAIMS
CHECK FOR GERMANS
Russians Say Terrific Teutonic
Drive Towards oPrzemysI :
Has Been Arrested
ASSOCIATED Press BY Federal wireless,


LONDON, May 22.-Iu the territory
beyond the River San, the Germans are
continuing to exert tremendous often.
sive efforts, but they met yesterday
with resistance of the most Stubborn
character and the indications are that
their advance has been halted.
g In the direction of Przsmysl, says
the latest Russian official bulletin from
Petrograh, eve are winning important
succ eSses.
"West of Shawl, the eremy has been
driven back along a considerable front.
On the left bank of the Vistula, we
are pressing the enemy successfully. &"
I'm stubborn night battles, - retorts
Vienna, 1--WE have stormed several
Russian positions. Neudorf has fallen,
ard in occupying it we took 1900 pris-
OneTs.
At Kielce we captured 1000 prison
ers in four days. Our total of pris
oners captured in the Galician cam.
paign since May l now numbers 1874,
900. -
Petrograd estimates that the leu.
tonic Allies in the last three weeks
have been losing men at the rate of
10000 dav, or perhaps a third of
their strength.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-05-25
TEUTONIC ALLIES PLAN
TO lKEATITALIANS
BErORETHEY CANMOVE
Austro- Germans Massed In TyroI
Expected To Attempt Rush e
- Across Border ed,


GENEVA, Switzerland, May 22. -
Although no formal declarations Of
war have been exchanged between
Italy, Austria and Germany, actual
war has begun between the frontier
guards, while information that has
reached here indicates that Germany
and Austria. are prepared to strike the
first real blow. If the military pre-.
parations are properly interpreted, the
Teutons plan to anticipate Italy and
are ready TO throw an army across the
Italian line for the purpose of hold
ing the fighting, if possible, to Italian
territory. nv
All the correspondents who are
watching the developments on the
eastern Swiss frontier state that large
force of Austrians and Germans il be.
ing concentrated in the Austrian Tyrol,
at Meran, Botzen and TRENT, along the
railroad entering Italy by way of the
Btsch river valley. The theory of the
observers is that the Austro Germans
will attempt to break through the Ital.
ian frontier defenses in an advance
against Verona.
Yesterday, Italian mails forwarded
to the Austrian line from Udine, Italy,
we're refused passage and were turned
back, while the communications along
the Carinthian and Goritz frontiers
were destroyed by the Austrian troops.
Bridges were blown up, railroad lines
destroyed and all telephones and tele-
& raph lines cut.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-05-25
WILSON ENDORSED
: tFNOHONk lake
Peace Conference SustainS Pres
ident's Whole Policy Of Neu-
traIity In Resolutions
ASSOCIATED Press By Federal wlr.lOssJ


MOHoNK LAKE, New York, Nav
%. - IIesoTdtions rommending the at,i.
tude Of President Wilson ia the Lusi.
tania crisis and more broadly, sup
porting his whole policy of neutrality,
were adoDted here Lust night by the
Lake Mohonk peace conference.
In discussing the relation of peace
to national policies, Secretary CARR.
son of the war department laid down
as his 81 first and indisputable prem
ise' that self preservation Is the first
law Of nation. The second prem.
Use was that "a nation to deserve
preservation must be sane, just, right.
eous, self.respeCting and courageous. Z"
Since these virtues, he said, were OBJ.
tanned only by conflict they could be
retained only by being prepared to do.
fend them from inevitable assaults.
He took issue with the belief that jr
a nation takes military precaution it
invites what it seeks to prevent our
repel.
.tThoy, however, who deprecate the
taking of these precautions and the
making of these preparations, he
went on, "urgP still further opposi.
liuh -HO"V"HFl uhIh 10 JHHI INHI uls'
posed of. They say: If you are
strong enough to fight, you are NOR"
likely to fight or. stated in the neg.
alive, IF your nation is not DrGpN rel
for war, your nation will be less like
ly to be involved in war
F"To he perfectly frank, ] cannot
prec Give the slightest basis in renson or
fact ~ such contention. viewing it
solely from the negative side, without
nrw aArerting to the Affirmative side,
which this position absolutely neglects
. "Whorrahcrts in tho realms of
snirjtunl or physical life do those who
"rgo this contention End any basis for
its soundness Do the things which we
coli evil r"fr"ir from assaulting the
weak, tho HahNv and the feeble. In
the nhvsical sDhr-e. where and when
h~c f~ef lo"'o owl wpHkn""s aetcd az a
sh;e1d PrL hucb'ar2 Whore in the
hi~to-v ~ rntio"" 10 We frd tha c'~or,
et"vir" 80 howl kooauae 81 tho Foohlo-
-, r" ~ ~',-or' "Ne r"urs Of bistory
ait"""u" abound with instances to the
.rc"+'a-'
~ Tho only ~"ason th"t We shn"1d
Mt prpOn~n ru"h otrenUth ne NAV he
necessary to protect Cur0o'vps - he
""rS" If n F"ar that we NAV be
tPmnted TO misuse il and may in fact
misuse it, it were bette 70 run that
rieF than the risk of feCbIenpss and
weakness AGAINST the strength of
Others, which is just as Likely, on this
theory, of being misused against us. "
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-05-25
NO verdict YET
IN BARNES SUIT
- .g------,- ! -
Jury Stands Eleven To One For
Colonel Roosevelt: Costs
Block Agreement
lAasoeiated Prom by Federal wirelessD

.lKAt Sc, New York, May r.
Unable TO agree on a verdict in the
BaI mes Roosevelt libel suit, the jury
was locked up last night in the city
Jail dormitoty and will report again
this forenoon.
The jury first reported a verdict
which the court declared illegal
"Thc jury has reached verdict in
favor Of the defendant, said the fore
man when he came into the courtroom.
Zone is in favor of q verdict for Nj.
rarn"s, but the other eleven favor the
defendant. We have reached com.
promise, making no cash award to Mr.
Barnes, but dividing the costs Of the
case and disbursements of the trial be
tween the two principals. ~ -
When informed that the verdict was
entirely illegal. the jnrymen returned
Cor further deliberations. William j.
Narncs Jr. is suing the, former Presi,
dent Of the United States for $50, 900
for libel. ,a
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-05-25
Three and one-HaIF Million Men
Estimated To Be Ready To In
wade Austria When Word Is
Given For a Mighty Advance
THREE COLUMNS PROBABLY
WILL MOVE UPON TRIESTE
Dual Monarchy Has Been Making
Counter Preparations and Big
Movement Of Troops South
ward From Munich To Rome
(Associated Press hY redernl wi.,leanl

tASsociated Press by Federal wirsiessJ
D ONE. May y. 800 From the
~ Alps TO the sea, and along
the entire coast opposite Albania,
Italy is one vast military encamp-
ment. Three and one-half million
men are estimated to be under
arms. ...
Six hundred thousand Alpine
soldiers, recruited from the BRAY.
est and hardest Of the mountain
GERS, are holding the frontier
passes. They know all the secrets
Of the snow-capped boundaries
and for their motto they have
chosen mo Admittance."
So eager are the soldiers for
hostilities that their officers are
having the utmost difficulty in re-
straining them from crossing the
frontier.
May Invade Austria
-Four OF the best known gen
erals and their stats are working
night and day on plans for the in
vasion Of Austria.
Nothing official is known Of
their intentions but there is talk
that Italy will advance on Trieste
in three columns. w.. q
T Around the head of the Adria-
tic, where the province OF Vene-
tia adjoins Istria, there are fewer
mountain barriers than on any
other frontier, and il is also true
that the Austrian naval bases at
Trieste and Pola would be more
valuable detectives for Italy than
anything the Trentino holds. ".
Austrians Are. Moving
1t is known here that Austria
has been making counter prep
arations as vigorously as Italy
and a big movement OF troops
southwark from Munich has been
reported.
Prince Victor, head of the
house Of Bonaparte; Prince Louis
Napoleon, his brother, and Prince
Alfonso, a brother of the late
King Carlos, the Spanish pretend
err, all have applied to the Italian
ministry for permission to join
the Italian army,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-05-25
DEFERRED CABLEGRAMs
/, At HALF REGULAR RATES

The, Commercial Pacific Cable an.
nounces the establishment of a new
4 ferred eablegram service via San
Francisco to Great Britain and Ireland,
most of the European countries, Aus
tralia, New Zealand, India and South
America. The rate for this service
10 one half, of the ordinary rate. The
conditions include writing In plain
language without figures, and an intel
hoible meaning on the face of the
message. > Transmission will only be
delayed until ranking cablegrams have
been dispatched.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-05-25
While No Declaration Of HostiIi-
ties Has Been Made On Either
Side, Victor Emmanuel and
Teutonic Allies Are Enemies
AUSTRIAN AND ITALIAN j.
BORDER GUARDS FIGHTING
ENJOYS Of Kaiser and Franz Josef
AT Rome Take Sanctuary In
Vatican: Roumanla, Bulgaria
And Greece Growing FESTIVE
tAssoclatsd PrsaI BY Federal wirelos.1

tAssOciatsd Press by Federal wirsless)
I ONDON, May D. - To all
- practical intents and pur-
poses, Italy has been at war with
Austria and Germany since yes
tefday morning, although there
have been no formal declarations.
: Along the frontier there are fire.
quent clashes between the border
guards, while the Austrians are
uprooting the railroads connect
ing with the Italian lines. 3.
+ All navigation upon the Adria-
tic has been suspended, while in
the northern Italian cities prep
arations are being made to resist
airship attacks.
Art Galleries Stripped
The. art galleries are being
stripped Of transportable trea-
sures, while the roofs of ca
thedrals and other public build
ings are being covered with bags
of sand to prevent damage from
bombs.
King Victor Emmanuel yester-
day signed a decree suspending
diplomatic immunity and the Ger
man and Austrian consuls are
leaving their posts, departing into
SWitzerlapd or Austria. Count
Won iBueloW, the special anibassa-
dor Of Germany, and Ambassa-
dol, Macchio Of Austria Hungary,
have left their embassies and have
taken sanctuary in the Vatican,
from which they will be given safe
conduct today.
Senate Sanctions Cabinet
The Italian senate yesterday
endorsed the attitude of the cabi-
net in refusing to listen to further
offers of concessions from Austria
respecting the restoration of por-
tons OF the Italian provinces,
while the war emergency mea-
sures were passed with enthus-
iaSfn.
Following the adjournment of
the senate, the cabinet met. The
object is reported to have been
the drafting Of an ultimatum upon
Austria, TO be followed by form
al declaration of war.
"A report from Basel, Switzer-
land, states that Italy has request
ed Switzerland to act for her in
Austria and Germany during the
hostiiities. '''' ~
Levant Is Rambling
Following Italy's full alignment
with the Powers Of the Triple
Entente, it is expected that Rou-
mania, Bulgaria and Greece will
soon, also be in line, 1t is under
stood that EACH Of these Balkan
nations is now preparing list of
territorial demands to be made
upon Austria and Turkey, the re-
fusal Of which will bring these
nations into the war.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-05-25
cIIAMBHRLA1N,s PAIN BALM,

A touch of rheumatism, or twiuge
OF neuralgia, whatever the trouble is,
ChanlbeFlain's Pain Balm drives away
tho pain at once and cures the com
plant quickly. First application gives
relief When Q bottle of it is kept in
tho honse the pain of burns and sealds
may be promptly relieved, cuts and
bruises quickly healed and dwellings
promptly reduced. In fact, for the
household ills 1t il just such an embrO,
cation as every family should be pro.
vided with. For sale by all dealers.
Renson, Smith & Co., Ltd, agents for
Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-05-25
YOUNGEST VOLCANO
BELCAES hot MUD
tAssOciatod Press by Federal wireless )

AASoo W o0oAu1
BEDDING, California, May 2l.-
Iassen Peak Is in violent eruption
Igain and has belched forth an i'm
nensc river of hot mud which has de.
'astated the valley of Hat creek.
The stream of mud, which is two
miles wide and from four to six feet
depth, has filed the bottom of the
valley from side to side, killing cattle,
'arrying houses before it and driving
the families of the ranchers into the
foothills for safety.
Loss of human life was avoided by
the courageous action of Fred Seaborn,
forest ranger, who at midnight rode
Town the valley in advance of the vol,
anic mud flow, warning the farmers,
whose houses have since been de.
'troyed. Scores of farms are literally
NuTied today.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-05-25
Rockefeller, lR.
- CRIES FOR HELP
Protests Against Savage Exam
nation BY Chairman Of Fed
eraI Commission n
I-1orirted Press BY Federal wirels.s.I

, 'TT'"THIru FFtW " FedeThI WIrtIeHhI
i WASHINGTON, May 22.--Contiuu.
ing the investigation of the federal
commission on Industrial relations into
the Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
strike, Francis Patrick Walsh, chair
man Of the commission, pursued John
ID. Rockefeller Jr. with such heat yes.
terday that Rockefeller appealed to the
other members of the commission for
protection from what he terms the
"improprietiesn of the examination.
/, Harris Weinstoek and Mrs J. Bor-
den Hartman, two Of the commission.
ers, came TO his support.
Chairman Walsh, they said, had
shown himself too hostile in, the tone
of his questions.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-05-25
HAWAIIAN COMMERCIAL
PAYS EXTRA DIVIDEND
(AssOcistsd Press by FEDERAL wirsle.sD

SAN FRANCISCO, California, May
Alt is understood that the directors
Ut Hawaiian Commercial l. Sugar Com
pany have privately committed them,
selves to a dividend policy for 1918 in,
Yolying three or four extra dividends.
The company has just declared an ex,
ira one of fifty cents per share, pay
able June 5.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-05-25
Italian Ambassador
L Assaulted BY Boy

CAhsociAted Press by Federal wirsIessl
BERLIN, May 2.-R:ccardo Bollati,
the Italian ambassador to Germany
was assaulted here yesterday by an
enraged youth. Signor BOllati was
not seriously hurt and the government
apOlogized for the Insult.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-05-25
TURKS ARE Reinforced
BEFORE EFF CON Isl
(AssOeiated fress W Fed.ral wifeleas.l

IAssoclated Press Ly FEDERAL Wifele8s.l
LONDON, May Reinforcement
have been brought up by the Turks to
stem the advance of the Allies up tho
peninsula of GalIipoh. The opposing
lines now stretch across the neck of
the peninsula, from the Aegean to the
narrOws of the Dardaneles The Al.
lies feet is keeping the forts busy with
bombardment, while the land attack
in their rear develops.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-05-25
ARMENI CHRISTIANS
.MASSAcRED By KURDS

tAF'""iPtsd Press by Federal wirsless1
TABRlZ, Persia, May 22.--Four hun.
drcd Armenian Christians have been
Tassacred by wild Kurdish tribesmen.
The Armcnians shut themselves up in
a monastery and fought desperately,
ut thev were overpowered and killed
to the last man.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-05-25
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine
Tablets. All druggists refund
the money if it fails to cure.
+ w Groves signature is on
each box.
PARIS MEDICINE co. ST. Louis, U.S.A
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-05-25
Germany viii Agree ToMainII
Demands ;lll' Of Washington Note


ENENA May 22Advices from Germany reaching agree
with the unofficial forecasts Washington Of what the
will be of Germanys reply the Lusana Of President Will
son is reported that Germany will promise that her
shall the American flag both passenger
ships and shall notify the passengers and OF the Allies ships
that they about be attacked giving them time
ship, before torpedo is launched against them.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-05-25
WAR WITH HORRORS
HELPS CIVILIZATION
(Associated Press BY FEDERAL Wirelasn.l

BALTIMORE, May 22.-" Notwith-
standing the horrors of war;" said
Maj. Gen. Goethals here today, In an
address delivered before the students
of Johns Hopkins University, ut
assists in the progress of civilization.
New industries are developed and the
inventive genius of man is aroused TO
discoveries useful in times of peace. -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-05-25
SWITZERLAND ASKS
GERNANYS INTENT
tAsnOoiated rre.l by r,dsr.l wirsls,,.,

NAS"oolateu Ffess ~ fedeTh "reless,)
BERNE, Switzerland, May 2l.-The
Swiss authorities have decided to
make representations to Germany con.
corning the loss of three Swiss citi.
Zens, who persisted when the Lusltania
was sunk by German submarine.
Switzerland is now awaiting The re,
ply that Germany will make to the
American note Of protest, so as bet
ter TO choose her own course.
1t is suggested that the representa-,
tons Of Switzerland will carry weight
because Swiss army numbers 500 900
men.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-05-25
LABOR LEADER HoNORED

IA"-""l"'H" y~"NR bv Fed"rrI WlTe'sspN
LONDON, May 2l-Arthur Hender-
son, chairman of tho Parliamentary
Labor Union party, succeeds Herbert
Samuel as president Of the local gov,
eminent board, according to announce.
mcut today.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-05-25
HEAVY RAINS SUSPEND
FIGHTING IN THE WEST
Associated Press by Federal Wireless

PARIS, May 22.-Along the entire
west front, heavy transforms have
brought quiet TO both armies. During
the intermissiOn the Allies have been
busy organizing their recently acquired
territory north of La Bassee.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-05-25
E-4 BENEFIT SUCCESSFUL

(AH'octatsd PTes' ~ Federal WtrslesS)
los ANGELES, May 2I.-About
$1,000 was realized here in the benefits
last night for widows and orphans Of
the submarine FL victims.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-05-25
RUSSIAN ADMIRAL DEAD

n-""s - Fader~' Wtrsi"e"N
PETROGRAD, May 81. -EAdmira'
Won Essen, commander Of the Baltic
fleet, is dead of pneumonia,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-05-25

which is to subject neutral nations
and neutral persons so new and i'm,
measurable risks.
The imperial German government.
will not expect the Government of the
United States to omit any word or
any act necessary to the Performance g
of the sacred duty of maintaining the
rights Of the United States and its
citizens and Of safeguarding their
exercise and enjoyment.
(Sigmel) "BRYAN.'
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-05-25
CLUBW0MEN OPPOSE WAR

fNssNCI'''" Pras' n Fed1~oI WIro'nss
san FRANCISCO, May 2l.-The
California Federation of Women :
Clubs passed. resolutions today Oppos
ing preparations for war and favoring
international arbitration.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-02
BIJILDING-IJp POLIC
URGED By FISHER
AS TO WATERWAYS

5sl.e following reSo1E13o1Ss we're 3copfeds
.ResoIred first That Empire Thea
Yer Company. a corporation creAted
and orEanized under the laws OF tlss1
Srate OF West Virginia does hereby
stscor1rfnue business as COOPERATION
and eurrenders 70 said state 11s charter:
md corporate franchises. The board
OF directors VIII proceed 70 convert me
prooerry chooses In action and al aSSAfS
OF his corporation into cash and pay
OF AID discharge All It's deots. liabtlttes
and obMgatfons: and after K1Ay DIS
ci4srrfnS All such debts. liabilities and
Obligations. divide The renaa4Edss anaons
several holdings OF stock. but no such
payment shall be made 10 any stocAc
holder until after the publication OF the
,.otace heretnafrer provtded
Resolved. second That the preSi6ene
OF this corporation cause notice OF the
adoption of the foregoing resolution 70
be published in some newspaper OF gen
erai circulation. published Dear the prSn-
ctoal once or place Of business OF this
corporation. once a week 3ors1our sue
cessive weeks; and that he cerG1y 1aese
resolutions 10 the secretary OF S~atS OF
the state OF ives: Virginia. and deliver
10 him certificate showing the pup
lIcatfon OF said notice. as provtded oS
law
said corporation this 18th day OF Nay.
JOIN ". DUFFY.
President of said corporat3on-
=.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-02
TR ABE COMMISSION
BEGINS CONFERENCE

Miss wilkinson. of clarksburs has
been guest OF Mrs. Anna Michael for
Mrs. Maud Harvey and Mrs. Ida
Stackpole were guests of Mrs Gordon
Martin Sunday
The Dola people gave an ice cream
social Monday night
vesie Michael and brother. Brook,
are carrying cattle this week
Ebert Cofman has been on the sick
list for the last few weeks.
Miss Della Stires visited her sister,
Mrs. Emma Heldrerh. a few days ago
Miss Mabel and Wanda Williams
were guests of Miss Bonnie 'Hefin a
few days ago.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-02
ytrgtnia, on the 1Seh day OF May 191
NOTICE 0E DISSOLDT1O8-

6coRPoRA.rE sE:AL.1 -
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-02
- -:

DoLA. June Mrs. Sal1ie Fortney
and daughter, Pauline, of Virginia, are
visiting her father, George Pisott.
Mrs. Cora Hawker, OF Shinnston. is.
visiting her brother, A. E Cofn1an-
Miss Ctarse Hacker has been visit
ing her sister-sn-law. Mrs. Cora Hack
.er. for the last few days.
Mrs. Sarah Coffman, who has been
on the sick list for several weeks, Is
getting along nicely
Mr.. and Mrs. Koon have been Wis
fling Mr. and Mrs. a. v. Morgan for
a few days.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-02

Notice is hereby given that at a NEE
ing OF che stockholders OF clarlssoIrS
$500 and Organized under che laws
of the State of West Virginia, held AZ
The once Of George NJ. Honheimer Coz
gu5ldins n shs sa and STATE of VEST
Virginia. on the 18th day OF Nay 1917:
rae following resolutions We're adopSed-
Resolved. first. That clarkSourE In
cheering Company. a corporataon Great
cd and organized under the Jaws OF the.
Sstate Of West Virginia. does hereby
discontinue business as coToo5a1aon
and surrenders 20 said STATE 1 ~. ~ 81
NJ directors VIII proceed TO convert Che
property chooses IN action and all assefs
Of this corporation into caSn. , ana P1y
eT,d obHSatIons: and after fully dis
charrInS all such debts. liabilities and
obHcarionS. divide the remainder anSonS
me ssoe si6 Pfe eo tasa but n'9 No sGea
payment el1au be made 20 any stock-
holder until safte- The publication OF ME
notice hereinafter provided
- +bIs CORPORATION cause notice OF the
adoptIon Of the foregoing reso1uaon TO
he pt,blfsiied IN some newspaper ofSe91-
c5ral once or place of business OF this
cnrnorarion once week for four sue
ccsssve weeks; and that he certify these.
resolutions TO the sesresay OF Ok St go, OF
-. him a certificate showing the pub
ifcatdon Of said notice. as provided by
law. -
SAID Corporation this 18th day OF May.
/ 1913. z. Z. JACKSON.
President Of said Corporation
CORPORATE SEAL-)
GEO. &. aorTHE1srBR
Secretary pro tenn.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-02
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Sodce ts hereby gwen that at a meet
Ing Of the ssocNho1deSs OF Ss2 Is,
crea.ed and Organized under the laws
Of the Seaee OF West Eirs!Eaa: held at
S,,slSsn~ In the Cfcy OF ClarEseurS.
co,Tnty OF Harrison and Sraee OF West