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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-16
BQIlER TRUCRl
Is sljsedsf for asEi ears at the Eus
neral of ate !. Bill'' Smith
at Manilingt on. \ +

EAIEsM ONT. JAM keeping
with a quest mad aat various times
In his life that his body be borne te
the cemetery by Efiis faithful team
ster. Black Dick, \ In the lafter.a
vehicle. q boiler truck, the wishii of
William D: Smith a proHin inent team
contractor and pipe Iine man, in the
on fields Of West Virginia Ohio and
Pennsy sylvania Z, was carried out yes
terday aftsrno on al his home town.
Mannington. Mr. Smith died Tues
day Of aente Ind gestton.s \ e Y
Owing to his heavy build weigh
ing 300 pounds, saii ordinary haarse
would mot hold his .casket Hissbody
was borne to I the church and to the
grave on b boiler truck, draped in
black and thee Ellys, lodge colors,
purple and white. Dick I, a negro
employee of twenty three years SER
vice, drove the onyeyance drawn ~
six white horses The Rev. q. q.
Goodwin, of Manning ton, Quoted
the. services assisted Sty ot her minis
tiers. Smith was q native of Greene
county Pa. 81 Il
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-16
TO CAUCUS
Are the Demo ocrats sof the Sen
ate to Seek Means to Re-
lieye Janlsin Senate.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 16.-To seek
some means Of relieving the tegisla-
tive jam in the Senate the Democrats
of that body. will have a caucus late
today. Some suggestion has been
made that all legislation except the
approp opriatfon and ship bills be aban-
doned and that two weeks be sci
aside imme ediately for consideration
of the latter. On the Senate floor. dur
ing debate, Senator; Thomas took his
Democratic colleagues to task for
wasting valuable time. .'Forty-three
days Of this session are behind us
and forty-six remain, !, said he. sFour-
teen appropriation bills are to be
passed. We have passed one. And
what is more seventy-Ave per cent ot
the time has been consumed on this
side OF this chamber where responsi.
lbiuties for legislation rest"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-16
WALDO MUSIC
Will Be An Attractive Feature
during the Dinner Hours
Hereafter.

Beginning with Monday night there
will be orchestra music at the Waldo
hotel during the dinner hours every
evening except Friday and Sunday
evenings r. j. Galley, proprietor 81
the big hotel. announces that ne has
engaged A. p. Halls Cadenza orches.
ira to furnish such music and Mr.
Hail has arranged to give the very
best the orchestra has in store, up;
to?date music at all times. Z
The program of music will begin al
$3.50 O'Clock and continte until 8
O'clock The feature will prove ses-
peciaMy popular and will DOUBTLESS
attract many townsnen to the hotel
as we'll as prove most entertaining stc
hotel gtlests. The Waldo management
never oyerlooks anything along the
line of best entertainment. \,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-16
e.v.AesloeiArEIp ! enr.s,

r..s,is x.s, :. rs = :. frs5
j. .esssll Jan. i6.-famane and IN;
tsnse ss com are ADDING to the sufiertngs
1 III slne iea i,1tnquake victims and slowly
4 SllnSreasing ny, tne aiready huge death
\ : Ipel. !et 1000 tnere is IN plenty but its
4 4 Y s. oftatlon 70 many OF tne towns
: ~ y aLi but. 1mposslDle because
~ s Spstrucled roads.
1ssseIe Work is now going ahead
ls'veIllsliE Tor each hour OF delay
= means dearnl by starvation or exhaa,s-
/; tl0ns ylor Pur1ed victims. From town
B ~ atteI Town come reports OF excavation
( oL ruins that was too late to save
2 2 KY lass'ss 81
AlLenlion Is gradually turning from
Axezzano 70 other and smaller towns
wnefes an almost equally large per;
eenlaee OF the population was de
n ssgoyea. In only one case so far that
Y y. ssoIa 90 late reports show that the
: enects of me quake were less dfsas:
4 ll9uss !. tnan mad been feared. Only $3.50
4. ~ q soras l7 200 persons appear tc
& nsave gneen kllled
gMnlie tratnloads OF injured con
Y Itsnus to arrive in Rome, additional
\ aetails of the horror come in, all
enaing 70 confirm earlier estimates
: ~, u slte sne llTemendous loss OF life. Re
tgI!s tspls lnulcate' tnat next to Ayezzano
;sils sss .eowns 20 snner the most are Per-
slaaS sna. Win. ,Si 200 victims, Palermo with
+ 4 lsnpge aead and Samehro with 900 ioi
s.1s popniation sof 1900 wiped out All
aLe enVirons Of Ayezzano.
y zNos fne present time the Italian
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-16

SQtinl Cox Is und bond 10 appcar in
aststfate w ~ starcher,s court TO-
20 he tfiei oI, q charge 81 de-
r'a1lding RaSldlpT,'i Spfd ef, Of Indus
trial, o5lt 4 hoard bl II apouutinx to
IS. Grin IS q son ot Charles Cor. who
was arrested Friday on charge OF
sl<ippine board hill at the same
p'ace end who VIII be tried at the
seme time in fne eamc co;;rf. Both
were released under bail Furnished By
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-16
BREAKER burned
All. a Big Loss and Chief Clerk
Of the Coal Company
is Killed.

HAzLETON, Pa, Jan. 16AThe
largest breaker owned by the e.. B.
Marklei Company. anthracite coal
Operators, was destroyed, by fire al
Highland near here early today caus-
ing q loss of 5000 900 /, and resulting
In the death OF one man. Howard
Howells, chief clerk, Of the company,
who was helping to extinguish the
flames, was struck by a heavy piece
of timber and killed instantly. The
planes leading from the breaker into
the mine were dynamited TO prevent
fire reaching the underground work
ings. VA 81
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-16
PARIS Denies
Berlin Statement That Many
French Were Captured and \
Many More Found Dead.

LONDON, Jan. l6s-The official an
nouncement given out in Berlin yes
terday relating the capture Of 5000
French troops at Soissons and say
ing further that from 1900 to 5000
French dead we're found after the
battle concludes with the unusual as
isertton sThis is the truth" A wire-
less despatch from Paris categorica11y
denies these German figures. It says
the French troops engaged in the
Soissons battle were less than three
brigades and that consequently the
Berlin figures cannot be correct
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-16

After the COMMITTED Makes Its
Rep0 iNlonda day to That 3
Branch OF ature:

+, ;gHARIEsTON ian f1s ;rt,a, !,
3,
satns'' = @ Y ot' ouse'a
as g mem Der OF the house OF dele
gates from Writ count and John IA.
Davis Is Renuhi,can ,a p ivan i, iss sss4
Iii, ,, Y J, = !, !:
y ~ Ivy py " ene 2 HOUSE M
COMMITTEES on elect ions and privileges
when the house meets again Monday.
The commit tee has heard the con-
test and mad up its report by d par
tisansvote The ID ocrats viii have
who was declared elected by the Wirt
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-16

AMERIC CAN CUTS )
PRICE OF CT Ass
So Far as the Home Markets is
Concerner But No Reason

P1TTsBURG Jan. The Com
Emoner in It's current issue says:
The first break in window glass
prices for the blast Of 191 S occur.
red last Saturday January 0, !, when
1.-THE American Window Glass Com.
| ipany issued the. following changes in
its selling list:
Pittsburg. Jan. .. 1915:.
We herewith announce the follow
Ing discounts ON A and B quality
regular single strength and double
strength In carload lots and over.
for shipment within the United
States only. effective January 4 j To
January 90, 1915. inclusive:
+ First three brackets single
strength, 80 80. I. ,;s
Above sizes single strength,
90-1.7 y
Double strength, all sizes, 90-22s,
r. %. B. factory, freight equalizeti
with Pittsburg, Columbus, Caffey-
willie and Shreveport. 4 :;
h Injaddition to the price OF the glass
there will be the usual charge for
boxes, viz: &c per Soft box for the
| first three bracket sizes and ,25c per
soft. box for larger sizes 1O0-ft.
boxes at double the prize Of 50-ft.
boxes.
On all orders at the above prices
received by US or mailed to us not
later than January .2S next, and
which are accepted by US, we will
guarantee the above prices agains,
our own decline up to April J. 1915.
Specifications must be suited to
the average requirements Of the
trade and must accompany the or.
ders and be subject to our approval.
b Shipments to be at our convens-
ience.
From and after January IS, 1915,
our prices on A. and b. qualities
regular single strength and double
| strength, IN carload lots and over;
for shipment within the United
| States. will be as follows: n
First three brackets single
strength, 90-30. . !, 2
Above sizes, single strength,
ts0-71ls.
| Double strength, all sizes. 1920.
=. o. b. factory, freight equalized
as above and subject to the same
boxing charge.
These prices will be guaranteed
against our own decline to date Of
shipment.
Prices on all our other products
on application. #
The action of the American COM
pany was followed three days later
by the Johnston Brokerage COM
pany. which met the reduction in
full.
The new price OF 90-30 per cent on
the first three brackets A and u
single shows a material decline as
compared to the price recently IN
force, which was 1920 per cent.
The prices to 60 into effect Janu-
ary 25 affect sizes above the third
bracket, A and B single, as follows:
9O-7 Y per cent as against the old
price of 90-171ts per cent. and for
all, double strength A and B quail
| lity, 1920 per cent. the former price
OF which was 90-221a per cent. Z.
No explanation of the break is
given. In the trade there is, much
speculation, the. principal causes
isigned being that the American com
pany is either very heavily stocked
or has found difficulty In disposing
of the machine-made sizes mention
ed.
1t is not deemed likely that there
will be material future cuts, as such
faction would bring the price too near
the cost Of production.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-16
FIVE NARsHIPS.
Are Reported as Being Sighted
South Of Harnligas Island
Off GalIao.

LIMA, Peru. Jan. 16Five war,
SHIPS are reported to have been.
sighted this morning south Of Har.
mtgas island of Callao. Their ma
tionality was not asceftained, but
they are believed to be either British
or Japanese. The vessels were seen
by passeng gers on train coming to
Lima from Huacho.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-16
SUICIDE
Committed by Former County
Treasurer and Intimate Of
Late Vice President.

y UTICA. N. Y, Jan. I6-William
r. Richards. formerly county treas
urer and for many years a political
intimate Of the late Vice President
Sherman. committed suicide today
by shooting himself in his office. He
was q member of a prosperous insur-
aance agency and prominent In fra
ternal circles. 1t is supposed that
y he was discouraged over recent un-
successful stock speculations.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-16

acknowledgements Sis 3, asie ) Charles
ID. Brown: 81 lately Of Clark sburE
and MISS Dprcas Hagef. Is. o.
Hunt Ing ton were inarfled at the
BRIDES fesid Thur day & afternoon
~ o'clock by the Rev. s w.
Walker pastor Of tho johnson Me-
mortal church The couple VIM reside
AT Hun tinEtop.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-16
fighting CEASES
Near scissors after Several
Days ofsvioIent Encounters &
Says German Statement.
,sv AsseeiA4sb,n ,nss.

BERLIN. by wireless to London,
Jan. 16-After several days OF yio-
lent encounters the fighting near
Scissors has virtually ceased. Mo-
where else along the western battle
line is there marked activity. Small
successes have been won by the Ger
mans in the Argonne and and north
Of Verdun. This Is set forth In the
official German statement today. u
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-16
ExPoRTINs GLASS!

SALEMsJ Jan. Two car; 81
window glass, zone from each of the
local plant 1 have been shipped Il %
England This is the lfffst consi IN.
ilentF FofS galss ever shipped from this
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-16

Virgil L. Hi ighIand ptesident ofsthe
Empire National 3I3aiik Il sturned Sat2
urday morning from tsbufk,l
where he looked alter business q few
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-16
AFTERNOON ! SERMON. i II,

The Rev. L. d. McEldowney. Of
Charleston, will preach a sermon to
men only at the st. Pau1's Methodist
Episcopal church. South. at 3 o'clock
Sunday afternoon. u
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-16

Sherman g. Denham has stunned
from Char Iaston. L u q !
William u Law wass 4 here Saturday
from Jane sw. ~ g.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-16

y, I, Henry. Of Buckhannon, is q
visitor here. s {. Z. 4.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-16

II. w Langatt Of West Union il
q city visitor. :.s ss !. 4
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-16

ttsIln o. tnosV and tshtnicf fonigli
sunday flsin n cr snow and s6Idsf.1
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-05-21
Selfit ucnn 'Stalicn Md, inn lcbten

Augefthlttf Die o~argebotclle fSreunocS-
homo heldlulnt crgrcifcn lmo oetl &c
gcn ocn 0rcun0 geSiltten Sobcl mie.
DER etrltcfCtl lpute, 0as 2oin5 .
Sc d. cit ocS ucrird,tcn 8ru0ers
mnrneS miro pom lciller Stlrit
nintmer ucrldminoen. llno 5rpar nm.
%loiucnlgcr, neil Heidl3fun5lcr Bcth.
mann : Nolllpe1 int oeutid)cn Heids
taac Dos. mas @raf Si55o I'M lulgori-
ldleil Q%nrlnntehte perldmcidcl at
mliIlen 9ldltbte, offcn oltsgciprodlcn
bot. Gr crtlorte, onb CcIterrcld, be.
relt gemelcn iii. einen &heil SirolS,
no@ me'tIidlc ilier oc9 <lon5o, oic
1tdot Grooisto ou \~lialicn ob3ltrc.
ten. GdB eS i'll SrtcIt cine itolieili.
Idle llnlNerlttnt errid)tcn lul0 sic
Stdot 81 elmer Yrt &onloitaot unioc.
ltaIten pollte. 0ob Cclterrcid, sic
Snupcronltdt HStdlieu9 ilbcr Nlbuui
ems @otcn'tuot Nplono mo icinc 10,
Iltlld)e llnltereliiertbelt mltbe5uQ u1li
Ilbanieu crtlorcn moilte. limo 5mor
bios ocShalb, nm NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Stolen Den Grleocn ST crboIten.
Die S%oIonoroS ihcincn obcr cincn
IoIden Siea ohne Sdpcriltrcid,
nidt nllroigcn 81 mollcn.
God bicic NricgSportci sic lid, nit
cincn Mob perbumom hot. llmt
elm bon Dem ShidioI mieocrholt
ldlluer beinlaciudltcs &olf nam aud,
ohue snInacnocr @rrno uno nit en-.
p0renocr &crlebuna Der politild,en
Gtbit III nen ariea 81 icrrcll. Die ga
ldl0roH merocn, non Gem Sllidc
beS EeIteS beInoeh, in Sic 9sodt ser
&eradtlma himntcrqelto6en mcrocn.
SeutldlIouo Eno Citcrrcidl lin
norn ipcroen audi nit oicien nelien
tSeinoe fertla merocn. 2ic 9SeQc ocs
Redlt% limo nit Sorncn bciGt. NberI
bic Galtlhen. Ole Geitcrrcidler uno !
MagnorcH mcrotlt mutbio pornGrtS
ihrcitcll, iclblt menu ibrc ;Siifc pom
Den Gerrcn 5er'to6N supeileu Al
c%rlabmen orohct. &tr iitr iein an
les Reht NIT &0rper ul0 Secle. nit
NerS nn0 0eiit eintritt. ocnt minfcn'
nit hcllcm elon5c oie Stcrnc ocS sic
GeSl
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-05-21

felfohlenfoff, Der ben ii6len 0eruh
nab fauIen Rsttihen aufpeilt, ferner
ip6ter - bon Der Mi!te oes porigen
sSabrbunoerts al - ods &a~fooDlorio,
eine 4risnitoerbinoung, bic elmer
auBeroroeniIih unnn9enebmen 0sruh
perbreitet. 9eg meiferen puroen ors
quniihe Stoffe ~pertpenoet, pie oas
SnoOl unb bns Statol. Sbr @eruh
erinnert on cine 9ungitdtte aber
fper bate ii6 idon jemals abbaIten
laiisn, an elmer ioihen p~orbsisugeben.
penn er iein 3iel auf rdIhsitsm
Wege erreihen fpolite2
Die Sode dnDerte TG. ois es ees
lang, Die Sole 5u perfliIfigen. 5uIte
man 8omben nit FliiHgen 8aien.
10 tonnIe man ser i'm fl,inen 0o1ls
raum elmer Stu6ltugel tine Wen9e
0asfliiIIigtsit unterbrinosn. bic bein
3erplasen Der Bonnie tpieosr in ben
qasformieen 3uItuno iiberging unb
cine ungebeuere Wengs pen @ns emf
midelts. IS gibt cine Mn5dbl Don
Gaien, bic in oieier Meiie CUR 6i.z
lung bon 9omben perfpenost peroen
t0nnen. ME 3. g., Die ihpeilige
Sdure, bos G9lnr, Ii. +. NJ. @uf Den
eriten Bid eriheinen lie pobl nls
cine fiirhterlibe Wlffe, uno Der Seq
ner piro. tpenn cine Ipl1e Bonnie
ploBt, iiderlih ben Ort rdumen. Nber
nun fommt sic Rebrieite: gae 0iele
Sale Iino fhfperer OILS bic 9uft, lie
berflii6tigen ii6 nur iebr langldm
unb almdhlih. Wie elm older f4pes
rsr 9orbon1 lagern tie iiber Der Steae,
an Der lie ii6 aus Der plaBenoen
Bonnie entpidelten uno p%erbin0ern
ben, Der oie Bonnie lhleuOerte. an
Nahoringsn. Den beioen feinoli6en
Yarteien geht es bunn Gbnli6 ipie
6erp uno Qeanoer ooer pie ben beioen
8oniestinosrn: riie tonnten GUAM
men niht tommen". 3Dii6en tbnen
rihtet oas Gas cine Sund6it uniibers
minolihe Shranfe ouf, uno ipenn es
iih nab mebr ober minoer gerarmer
53eit persogen bat, 10 muB nm ben
Srt. no es laeerte. eben 9sndu 10 BON
neue,H aetdmpft perosn, ols oh es
ni6t porhanben aeneIsn pdre, 0as
Werfen BON Stint6omben itellt Iih TO-
nit als Elm 9eriu6 nit untou9lihen
Mitteln oar, bon Dem ni6ts gu err
boffen, absr aud nidts gu befiir6s
ten lit.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-05-21
StiMfDDMlben.

VBie du5 einem Der LETTER 8eri6t,
oes oeutIten GroBen Sauptquartiers
heroor9eht, bdben bic f5~ransolen Die
oeutiden SdliiBenqrdben nit 8omben
betporfen, Ole eritidenoe Sale perbreiz
teten. WeIder Irt oieIe @aie ipuren,
miro nift geiagt, ober immerbin i:
NIT benz Werfen 0ieier 9omben Elm
Gampfmittel tpieher MODERN aeiuors
ben, oas i6on in friiberen &rieasr
otter CUR qnlpenounq fam, obne ooB
man inoenen einen oouernoen Grfolq
odmit e~r3itlte. Der ole geibeholtunq
oiefer Bomber gere6tFerti9t bate.
6reilid iino in5!Diifeu bic Wittel,
nit oenen mar oernrtiae 8omben fill
len lam. nirfungsooIsr q%etporoen.
aber trpBoem eriheint es tpeniq roubrs
I6einlih. oaB Die Stinf6ombe i'm oe>
Qenfpdrtigsn oosr in 3utiinftigen artez
gen iemols eins groBs Role fpieIen
miro. Shon i'm Nltertum beiparT
mar ii6 nit 8tgeln. in Die .Ifa foe
tioa" einsetnetst nar, cine beute nod
nts Nr3neimittel on~9elpenoete, b06It
unangeneFn riehenoe SubItans. Gs
1T dber nidt on3unebmen, buB iih bic
tapferen arie9er iensr 3eiten ourd
pas biBden @eitant, oas bieie Stint
tu9eln perbreiteten, in ihrem QauTe
irgenopie ouf6alten lieBen. S,n iiios
liden 2Gnoern peroen oerartiae nit
~Nla foetioa" burGtnetete 8iiaeln aus
9rotteig beuts nod mdndmal benuBt;
Der a~bgetuisiene Jreier posr perloKene
8eliebte pflsgt bumit bic ungetreue
grout an ibrem 9od3eitstage gu
bstperfen.
Dit ben 6orti6ritten ser Gbemie
limb nonn Die Stintbomben INNER
trdftiaer uno beTer in ibrer Wirtuno
1etporosn. Ils i'm Sabre 1749 su
.Reuoon Bel Ydris cine unter benz
aommonNo oes 8apitGns Gouteae
notwithstanding bseriin=
BET puroe. fhlug man Dor, nit libel.
rie6enoer @uisn ssfiiate 9omben pom
aus ouf bic feinnlihen Stels
~berobfnllen gu IaHen. Gs ion
otes audi tatid6lth geT6sben iein,
bod pIoBten Die 8omben niht unb
fie plasten, 10 perbreitstsn iih
Die ftin,eHosn Safe 70 raid in Ser
ooB tie in iiirseiter 3eit fart
'eroiinnt tparsu. Damn rod es stpor
,trpas ihledt. aber eine @iriune auf
he 9snegunaen oes @esnsrs mar
tidt feTtsuitelen. Der 8orfhIaa,
8alon aus itirtsnoe Bomber su
.auhie onnu bel Glen ip1
eren arieesn ipieoer ouf. er ipuroe
lbsr imrnsr lpieoer uno Siudr haupte
ddlth aus Dem obeu ertp6bnten
~osrtporfen. Die Safe, Die
non Nartals sur 4nipenouns bradte.
in Der Sduptiahe SdpefsIs
ouheritoft Der nab fauIeu Giern
iedt, fsrnsr sr flIiTiae aber oubsrs
'reeutlih RAID perounittros Sdpes
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-05-21
Bic Scr. Staoteu ioroertcn uid,ts

ais Mtcnidlljdltcit bot Srdiioent @tl-
ion hci Ger tSlottcnpdrooe in Tcip
Norf uciuqt. @ir frnacn ibn. % cS
mirtIid III c n h / / d lit. brett ooer
inbIreft cine 9tntion 81 lnteritiieen.
lei cS ourh &Soiicli. ulo Munltion@
IieierltnQcn ooer ooourdl. OAR mon
Dem onoercn SbeII in sic Aruie foat.
Ole Nation hlc eS Ooroili abaclchct
bot. licbiia Mjuioneu Wunidlclt Ocm
Ntmgcrtooe 81 itberGntiportcul Elm
Wolf it pernlhtcn, oeut Is ans ocn
nle0rialtcu 9eipeaqriinNen mo nit
Sen uer1dtlihIteu Mittelu oen
Nempl INT ieine @riiten5 oniqeSnun
Gen bnt. &ohrc 3 umnnit0t iii
nor ollCn dcrcdt ober nienialS
III ein %olf unacreG,ter bchan0clt
noreep. oils ooS oeittld,c %olt int Dem
9cAenmortiaen arieqe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-05-21
~ Sie yseisheit Oes alters.

%C SSttSDtit ptc <liittS-
sd bin nm 81 Sabre olt tn0 babe
piel gcicbcn nm0 erlebt", idrelbt
6rou Sobn &oat BON 0clpbos, Ohio.
,nbcr ih babe niemuls cine Meoi5tn
gcfnnocn Die Dem 4lpenfrallter gleidl
fine. >Sd babe 0as Meilmittcl ob
ln1 gu nGbrcno Der lctten % Sabre
%gehrnlldlt, luao niennula bat mir enc
Mcoi5iu 10 gut qcthol. &cnn ldl
MIDI unluohI fnhle, mos ia jeocm bin
mo mieocr pollircn fonu 10 ncbruc i'd
cine n0cr 5mei 9oien Alpcntrdilter.
ulh idl iilhle mid mieoer mobl unb
iltng. so lonqc mir @ott oas 2ebell
IaBt, miro &br 4lpcntrauter IN mel
mem M0ilc hlcihcn.
am Nbeno oes 2cbels, iuelllt oic
Strait ndd5ltloIlen beoinmt, miro Elm
miIbcs, obtr belcbenoes Meilmittcl
81 elmer mirflid1cl 0otbmen0iofeit.
6orni's Alpcifruuter lit goll5 bcion=
ocrs fllr ole 3ultdnoe oes &c id)ludd=
ten menidllidleu Spltcms oli often
Altersltufcn aceiglIet. Is lit feline
apotbefcrmeoiaill, ion0ern ein einfa-
Dies Observation-Disclosures. meldes ourd
mebr ols bunoertiabrigen @ebrord,
Itd lellen Eldb ais SorslneoiSin er-
lporbcn bat. IS miro Dem Gublifunn
oirett pom Sobpratorilm ourd Spe.
3%idlngentcn geltefert, Die ernonnt limo
bon Den Scriteacrn; Gr. 4cter 1yobr.
men X Cons Go., 1875 So. Nuc..
Ghieoqu, 81.
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@nslanc Iensnct uatiirlid Die

AiSriiitlno Der 4Slliitonio" nit 65c.
idlilten. Gle Mnfcu . Snipcftion bon
9Sem s)ort bcitotiat ooB bel ser lib.
ildlen" SniniSirunq nor Ser Nbiohrt
ul$ Mem Port feiuc @cihiibc nn
Noro yaeichcn" morocn ieieu. Gas
lit cine lehr poritdti0c @citoti1uno.
Die nidt h%cnnuptet. bo6 NuS. mas man
ioh nidlt haaercicu iii. l~tcbcroicS
tlc1en brltIldle 8rcl5cr nor Hcp
2nrf. Sic auBcrhnIb scr 1rci Meilcn.
@reil5e sic @eidnitc bubcn liciert
f6unerL. Gn1lnn0 lehnte icincrscit b..
fotntIih ob. iiir Sdific uadl Tcltldl.
lono mo n%eutrnlen 90aOcru. Sic &c
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3eltidlGno oeipiiic oeutId)c 9ronIl
Hcl3en mt ibr arleblihcr ocutldler
a3atrletismus@ 5uinn:nIen gefIappt
mie nlte saidenmeiier.
Sn Nc5ue ooralli clfircn mir o)tlc
mciteren Gommcntor mr. iolgenoe
einienonma an Die oortiae ~Stadts-
3citung":
eSu Der ecqemuartilcn b%etlaaehS-
mcrtben Strife lit uldlts miocrlider
mo beihdmcnoer ols Die 5dnetliG.
felt init Der gentle hieiiqe 9clitlde
ilber iIdl lclbit 81 ltolpern ldlcinen,
cine eHQ.ilhe Yrelie ihrcr SoudIie
I tat 81 periidcrn. .9tit Gritdulcn
nno Gmporlna nett mon 9eraoc oIc
Atdncu Don Miomtrli. Die in ocn les.
ten Mtondtel on 0cr SpiGe oe.1tider
@cltremunaen lton0cu. gSic Il. * y3o9
lidL Dem 8cridltcritctter cjtie5 Ait
9cldlmrieuen enQIlldCH Nlotte5, ocr
ms altSlolen nil etmoS moercs.
ola elm flonmcntca rs protcit! T"
ert9e9ell5ltrufeir. onitott ollrdl cine
oor3eitiae NOTWITHSTANDING ocit
Brlten an Der Spibe uniercr 9icgie
rllng Den Hlttea 81 i%teifen.
Oh Die 9clttlhen eieics 2anocs,
mcnn, mas @rtt ucrbiitcn moae, 0as
Sdllimmite elntrctcn lollte, lopol
iein lpilr0cn?
@enn 0arl1nier 81 bcritehcn iii,
ooB Die Gcutlden, neil trot Ser
furdltbnren Grobc. Gle ihre Sic6c
Sllm 2oil0e ibrer @abl III Den lee
ten Wtonoten 81 beiteheu bate, ole
'elhc nod nldlt Qdll5 eritorben lit
nlht III ufrene Ncbeliou allsbrehelt
iperoell, uildl penn an ibnen icoc
tS!5er nno gfltsfcl 5llft, oonn IS q !"
Sino mir III inoermerthfs
ger, ol$ Die ocltidleu Socialoeno-
fratcn, Don oenen sic @elt meib. boB
nc nicrldlS ol einem Angriffsfricg
mir 9entldlano sic Moffe erbo6cn
h1ftetL Ionoern MIR m%itnlad)elt, NEIL
Nclltidlluno berllid)tet ipcroen ioa?
SlHo mir neniger ol3 Die Sau-
ien0e BON G%ueldnocrn. sic 5llr 3eit
Der ariliS cine aemoltige Gemonirro.
tion 0cgcn Sen NrieC i'll Secne let.
temp
Snate sic ariii> nod inteniiucr
merhcn. 10 miro Gclttidl 4nlcrifu
cine GemonItrotion qegen Sen
2rtca peranitoIten. ooB ocn Gen.
ten in &oibinQton sic C6ren acG-
len merOeni &edlt mus Nedt blei-
ben, mo ltnrcdlt lit llnredt uno mull
non jeoeln Mannc BON G6rc uno 81.
mi.itn Bis outs 9hit bcfdmpft mcr.
0en.
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