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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-20

to do ones duty. unseifishly makes
love sweeter.
You ask me 4 am content to bury
all the admiration received from
nom my many friends In Dicks some
what neglected. attentions. No. dear
I'm not always satisfied. would not
be human IL I were. But neither IS
Dick satisfied with me. probably. !
am sure have been very cold and
unresponsive lately. for my heart on
IL seems one big ache where there Is
room for nothing else.
Now dear. Iwant 10 tell you some
thing: / am going TO send you all OF
snnny's clothes for your coming
baby. Poor little thing. l will like
10 feel that he will at least have these
dainty garments that were all tenderiy
made FOR a wanted baby. Oh, Kitty,
Kitty. you don't know what you are
talking about. Come over and let me
see II I can't make you understand.
Msrgie.
Now. isn't # dreadful, little book.
that irresponsible Kitty is 10 have a
baby? No, don't say It may sober her
for il will not. Kitty Malram is one
Of those women whose whole life must
be given to what she calls 1.-THE lights
and the laughter" She is selfish fond
OF admiration and absolutely irres-
ponstbIe and yet she has always fas-
cInated me because she has been so
honest about II all.
She knows her fa!lings and think
she married Herbert because she ieIt
he would be an anchor that might
keep her from veering with every
wind that blew or beckoned.
am sorry for that poor little mite
that Is coming, for to Kitty II vii;
be only tiny meat dollie" to be
caressed and pretty one minute and
neglected ond forgotten the next.
Truly. Herbert Spencer is right;
nature says multiply-it takes into no
account anything else.
Eugenics may have a place in the
law OF propagation but the miracle OF
birth will not cease even through the
progeny be calibous.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-20

that is apt to receive the drainaEs q
outhouSes.
One OF the things most desired BY
city folk in the country Is milk. And
milk which is produced by dirty COWS
in dirty stable and handled by dirty
hands is unfit for human consumption.
The best advertisement that any eoUn-
try resort can have is q clean, aIsy,
wholesome dairy, in which clean eOwu
are MIXED by clean laborers.
Don't go to a summer hotel whsre
the windows and doors are not eAns-
fully screened. Flies, mosquitoes and
other insects are dangerous carriers
Of disease germs and are to be avoid
ed
A resort without good bathing "a
cilities is no resort at all as ar 90
the health problem is concerned.
Bathing facilities may be supplied By
streams or lakes. or in q building, as
shower. tub and swimming or medt.
Gated baths. But they should be sup
piled some way.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-20
Ry Caroline Coe.

BY Caroline coe.
Grape juice is the beverage Bran
made famous, or did grape juice make
Bryan famous? We've forgotten. AT
any rate, it has become great Ameri'
can national drink: let foreign dipio'
mats scoff if they choose
Grape juice is an ideal drink for the
dog-days. It's palatable and refresh.
ing and ranks high in good value Like
its sponsor, 1t is the essence of de-
mocracy and mixes well with most
anything. all the charged waters and
even ginger ale.
Grape juice is delicious when com
bined with other foods mentioned IN
the following recipes:
Grape Juice Frappe.
One pint grape juice, . quarts water.
2 cups sugar. add sugar TO water and
boil until sugar is dissolved. then
cool and add grape juice and juice OF
! lemon. Serve in shcrbet cups.
Grape Juice Sherbet.
Mix Y pint OF grape juice. juice OF
lemon and l heaping teaspoonful OF
gelatine dissolved in boiling water.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-20

Freeze quickly. Add beaten white OF
egg Just before finish.
Grape Juice Ice Cream
One.haif pint OF grape juice, / quart
cream. sweeten 10 suit. mix together
and freeze.
Grape Juice Jelly.
Two cups sugar, l quart grape juice.
/ box gelatine soaked in cup of wat
er. Mix together. strain and let har.
den.
Grape Juiceade.
Four tablespoonfuls of lemon syrup.
glass OF water. tabespoonfuls
grape juice. sweeten to taste. Stir
we'll and serve in mineral glasses with
Straws.
Grape Juice Frappe No. 2.
Dissolve ! package OF lcmon Jel!o
in J.. pint Of boiling water and add
J.. pint grape Juice, Just as it begins
to thicken. whip with egg beater to
thickness OF whipped cream: add l
cup whipped cream: add ! cup ofwhlp.
ped cream and stir. Serve very cold
in sherbct glasses. garniShed with l
spoonful OF whipped cream,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-20

A special train hearing Geraldine
Farrar. famous prlma donna, and her
party OF relatives. maids. hair dressers,
managers. etc. etc, arrived in Los
Angeles recently where the famous
singer will participate in the movies
for the Lasky films.
Miss Farrar went directly to the
Lasky studios. where she is engaged at
the magnificent sum Of 81 minute to
appear IN two or three big pictures.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-20
A werId Of EnIoyabIe ReadInu.

Whether you will remain at home or
spend your vacation at some seashore,
mountain or country resort. you win
find in the New York Sunday World
the best summer reading obtaina6le
anywhere. Its war financial, sporting,
etc. news is up to the minute and
complete. Its Illustrated Magazine,
separate pictorial section on ttntsd
paper, comic section, Joke Book sup
plement. Metropolitan section about
gay New York. editorial section for
thinkers. etc, form an Aggregate
whole that should be ordered each
week from your newsdealer IN i'd
vance.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-20

Accompanying the prima donna were
her father and mother. Mr.. and Mrs.
Sidney Farrar; her personal manager,
Morris Gest; Mrs. David Belasco, wife
OF the famous theatrical producer, and
q retinue Of helpers.
Miss Farrar declares many Of the no.
table singers have been waiting for
some to break through the Ice, and 1t
will not be long before Others will fol.
low suit. She is the first to perpetu.
ate herself in the film.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-20
Confessions of a Wife
(copyrIsht 1915 by a. e A.
ISEND SONNY'S CLOTHES TO KITTY.

that has been mine in the anticipation
of coming child. Nothing in this
world is so wonderful. Your lover
first kiss, his frank admiration. the
Joyous surrender when you tell him
that you will be his wife-these are
nothing III comparison TO the happi-
ness shat is yours il you wish for a
child and expect that your wish Will
be cratiiied.
You say YOU want the thrill" again.
Dear girl, YOU should get it multiplied
Thousand times.
However. Kitty dear. I'm not going
10 stand aside and tell You that am
any better than you. ! can only say
sorrowlully-yes even with my loss
that l am happier than YOU.
The sum and substance al happiness
is so small and made up OF such little
things that sou poor little butterflies
of women who can only enjoy the
brilliant high lights miss half; besides,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-20
TODAY's CROCHETING LESSON.

clothing or he'd linen use No. 40 cor.
donnet crochet cotton and No. ~
crochet needle: loop cord and fastcnn
with , :. c. $. through the cord loop
ch. 5. / 5. c. $. in the center OF the
next cord section. 8 CHI. s.. and repeat
from the beginning until you have as
many cord loops as desired.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-20
BY CAROLINE coz.

Our last lesson considered the foun-
dation stitches in crocheriEg lace w:tn
coronation braid. today's lesson VIII
tell you how to make insertion and
ace with the same braid.
For insertion and lace for undec
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-20
LEMON SYRUP.

Juice OF lemons, grated rine OF 3
lemons. pounds OF white sugar. Make
a thick syrup. When cool, strain the
juice into It and squeeze as much oil
from the grated rine as possible. A
tablespoonful in a glass OF water will
make delicious drink on a hot day.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-20
HOUSEHOLD HELPS.

When cooking vegetables remember
TO put those that grow under the
ground into cold water and those that
grow over the ground into boiling wa
ter.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-20

Give the willow furniture a thor
ough scrubbing with salt and water
and then wet thoroughly with perox-
ide and water Set in sun TO dry.
Willow baskets may be set in tub OF
peroxide water and then dried in the
sun and they will be snow white.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-20

just where it should be, and despite
the prediction OF straight lines and
loose waists and coats a great many
OF the suits and gowns show decid-
eddy fitted" waist line. The short.
full skirt has a notched hem and it's
laid in soft pleats at the waist line.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-20

given 10 romantic love. It is much
bigger. much grander. It contains
lore. but it also. contains that word
you hate so much. duty" and you
must believe me when tell you that
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-20

you are very apt TO SINCE your wings.
at least. and crawl away somewhere in
the darkness that you hate 10 suffer
and TO die.
Kitty. my dear, life IS not all TO be
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-20

Dip the paint brush that has been
neglected and Is full Of paint into
boiling hot cider vinegar. The dry
paint will soon drop of.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-20

Demure. but very fetching Is this
dinner gown in green gros de londres
silk embellished with gold and silver
embroidery on the waist and on the
Ecck and sleeves
rou'll notice that the waist line is
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-20

Keep the oven perfectly clean. or
ten a smoky taste is detected in food
and it comes from burning crumbs in
the oven.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-20

Sprinkle sulphur about in the places
haunted by rats and mice and they
will leave.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-20

physics. cathartics, purgatives, sSla
and pills as these afford only temper
airy relief mad are q shock to the en-
tire system. In every home Q bottle
OF Dr.. Caldwell's Syrup OF Pepstn
should always be on hand. It 10 u
any drug store for only5o cents. Fot
free trial bottle write to Dr.. Cald'
well, 453 Washington St, Monticello
III.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-20

Keep salads cool and add the may
onnaise just before serving, thus
avoiding q mixed wilted appearance.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-20

water with little lemon Juice Soak
cane thoroughly and dry out OF doors.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-20

Pack the silver in a barrel OF -four
while you are away. This will keep
the silver bright and fool the burglar.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-20

Polish tiles with a cloth wet with
turpentine.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-20

West Virsinlan want ads bring 70
suits. Try one.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-20

Wash cane seats of chairs in hot
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-07

Ifehe, uno elm Serpef)ieln aitsges
lflolien lei, Wiiroe Dem einen Sun.
gen ein rotbcS, Dem an0ern ein blaiieS
Sauo nm ocn Arm 9%cblnoeu. Sci.
Der mus fonitntiert peroen. oaB ser
Snter, Ser offers, gpenn audi meaeil
geriuger Idbigfeiten uno GROCER In.
geoulo mir llrrgern, beim Infleioen
perrpenSet lpuroe, Die 9anoer pcrrped.
ielte. Sn ieinen alien Sagen bat er
g~eitanoen, SaB er Dies offers aud ab.
iidtlih aetbnn babe i'm SntereIie lei.
mes 9iebIinasiobnes lllrih. Cine
fotale @eid)ihte! Die 3piuinse, BON
bencu pirfli6 elmer ein Tfarrer umo
ser anoere elm seiitlid,er Sdulmeiiter
a~eporoen lit, wiiien Soher bente nidt
beitimmt, Oh Der Tfarrer pirflih Der
lllrih mo niht Der Saul, uno Oh Der
Sfulmeiiter am gnoe nid)t Ser Saul,
ionbcrn Der lllrih iii.
- - -
8etbeiltes 2eio lit bal6es 9eiS.
Der Serr Shulinipeftor priift bic
alalle, erh1lt nber BON Den Shiilern
feline antport; Der 9ebrer reibt lid
peraniigt ole SGube.
Shulinipeftor (erregt): n8eSbolb
ireilen Sic iid oenn, mein 2ieber?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-07

ermiiblifeu uno tets bereiten Seller
in ser Ioth.
Set langem ihmiift oas gtIerne
9reu5 ieine gruit, uno oemnGdit
miro iih bieiem G6ren5eit)en Die gol,
Gene lupierfeit5meoniae 5ugeielen.
- - -
&as ans elmer WeiOnn0 miro.
Sbata Of e B e it Siir
@roB'gerlin lit Die Sunoeipcrre an.
gcoronet pproen.
10 Sn Berlin lit sic SUN.
9ersnotb entieelih. Wtan lebt MIR
nod bon Sunpefleiih. I'm ieit5u.
~Itellelt, mie lange man oan1it reifen
miiO, bat cine Sunoe5dblrne itattse-
funoen.
.Gorrtere be Ia Sera":
Hah bern ,Watin" gibt es in Dem
ausgebungerten Berlin MIR nod 722
@unoe. Sic iinb beihlagnabmt nor.
Ben uno neroen Ourf 2onoiturms
0tannihaften Dor Der gierigen BE.
uolferung ioreiam seidiist.
.1imes": Hah Dem ,gorriere
&c Ia Sera" miro am 81. Siili in Der
lin ser leste Silno unb bamit bas
leete Stiif Sleiih ueripeiit iein. 3pei
Gage oarouf lit Damn Berlin uerbun'
CERT. aebnlid itebt es in sand
3eiitlf)lano.
,Nomoie @rema": Raf
BEN Zines" liegt Berlin in oen leg.
ten 3iigen. Cine e%rauenbafte Stille
berriht in oen StraBen. slQe @oael
uno Sniefteu iino aufge5ebrt. 3eiJt
iit) nod cine matte Siege. 10 ieter
5oltienoe BON Mannern unb @eibern
nit bdnaenoer 3unge binter ibr Der.
yW atin" Nad Dem rNopoje
@remia" lit Berlin in aler Stile
perbungert. liner Tlan, mad Ser
lin si marihiereu, lit oamit erlebigt.
0enn mos ioaen mir auf oieIem gro'
BEN S~rieoboi2
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-07
Grle6niNe cimcs 3miainas.

Im 8riinoonnerstnge beS SohreS
1868 pltrben Dem hriitliten Che,
pare @nton unb Gliiobetb @e6cr
3piainae gcboren. Der @ater bate.
obpobl id)on stpei ainoer bo morell.
cine rdrril6e SrcllOe il6er oie jpei
prddtigen Suben, beionoerS naf)oeln
Der ebrlpiiroige Tfarrberr iid &c.
dilBert bate, Dab ein oerartiger ga.
mlllen5lluadl5 EN- groBer Segen Got.
ties lei, oaber miiiie elmer Der 3rpil.
linge elm gottesfiirhtiser Giarrer,
Der anoere aher Elm %gcItrenaer Serr
ShulmeiIter weroen. limo bamit in
Der Sadie gleif cin anfang eem,aft
lei, murOe Ger GritQeborene pie ser
Serr S6ulmeiiter Vaitl getauft uno
Der nm cine babe Stltnoe ip1ter gr.
lhienene lllridL wie Der aIte Serr
Hfarrer. Ils ole bci6en 9ubell III
Der @ie1e lagen. tbeilS frieolid,
Iblllmnlerno, tbeilS laut uito per
nebmlih iingero-io oft ser cine an.
ing, 'tlnlI1lfe DER allocre dlsbdlo frat'
ttg bei-5eigte lid cine 10 groBe
Sle5nlihteit. oab sic lieben Srallen
ino Ndfbariunen, ole iih iIeiBia
einianoen, nm ole @inocrtinoer sll
betrodlten, oieielben iebr hditfig per.
metielten. SeI6It sic Mutter mu6te
oft I'M augeublide niht. Oh lie oeu
lllrif ODER oen Tnul lhon geltiQt
babe. Oh ser einc coer ser anoere Den
licblifeu @eiaug. Ser fleinen Sim.
bern eign 81 lein piIcat. 5llerit be-
gonneu babe. on and Ole Stimmer
SIM &ernehieln Gbulit) moren. Ter
&ater, Der Den llIrif beionoerS ms
Sers seihloiien bate, ifob Die Sflllb
itets ol,i ben fIcinen Saul. Oamit
MN Der 8eredltigfeit 8eniige &c.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-07

Sic boben lid, BOD, nun ieBt ielbit 0da
non iiberjeu9t, Dab ole 2iuoer Sbrer
8laiIe gar utd]t5 miiien2"
Sebrer: oSa. es freIt mid, chen 10.
Dap Sic ans ben 9engeln audi nidt5
rausbetommenl"
Sief in WeSanfen.
,@aS babcu mir fiir llmitIncC
beim ltm5ltg gebobt, Serr Yrofeiior
Gin WobeImugen fiir oas Rotbpcn.
oigite uno Damn nod elm @u9en fir
Ole olten Sfnhtelnll"
so. iol Sino oenn SIRE Eamcn
ntft in elmer Sroldtc g%eiabren?"
Sutheocrbliitbc.
@mon5ipierte Neonerin: .0eutSns
tage miiroe oas Tulper iidler bon
elmer Srau erlutoen perOen."
Steigcrung.
.@ott!" ruit Ser &err Banter
gan5 entjiift, alS ieine hinge 6rau in
tbrer neilen. lebr elegonten Soilette
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-07
'V'fz AZ lzlqEz'

ct. ailian, Miun., 1ora Seunia.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-07

MIS- Der Shule.
9ebrer: $50 lit oeiu Sruoer.
&arl?"
Scarf: o3u SauS."
Sebrer: n@as mad,t er Oenn ~,
Sals2"
aarl: Dgr mus ieine Soicu iliden,
Die er geitern Serrillen bat"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-07
gmerifaniifer Sumor.
Il II x * q x x - - ~ X y ~

q Nmertfantffer Sumor. ~
- 4
II x = x * s. - Il x Il - Is Il
Trofeiior Sruirg Sii6er BON De.
Yale llnioeriitat mar 3u einem Ban,
felt geIaoen, Dem elm ruiiifer Off
jier OILS G%brengait beimobnte.
sd berpunoere Sbr Sono," iagtt
Der &uile 81 Dem Nroieiior, .weil es
10 rrieollh lit. Holitifer, Sinans.
lerte, @rbeiter, aaufleute, @eiitlife
ale leben lie frieolih nebeneinanoer
cine ein5ise gliidIide 5amilie."
Ter Erofeiior lddeIte, banfte fiji,
ous 8ompliment uno erntoerte
Cine ebenio slidlide Samilie mil
Die, Die Der ieltge garnum pcr3uiiib
rem pflegte: elm Come. elm 2ieer, cir
&olf. elm Bar uno elm 2omm, al,
3uIammen in einem 21fig!"
v@urberbar!" iaste Der 3uiie
.@unoer6ar, lebrreit uno Itaunens
perth. llnb wie lange blieben oiei,
Sbiere b%eiiammen2"
oMebrere SSabre-nur oas 9dmn
nutbte Don 3eit 5u 3eit erneuert tper
oen!"
Sris Sbneiorae, Elm crit Dor 8ur
Sem eingemail6erter Medlenburger
gebt zines ihonen Sonntaas Nohmit
togs NIT ieinem gruber Sod)en 81,
GiIenbabngeleiie entlang, Die bintel
Winernl Spring BEL MiImaufee emf
lang lanfen. "a fommt birter timer
elm 3ug beranaebrauit. Solder
ipringt auf ole goifung. Sris abe
ldllft mas er fam, auf ben 8eIeiier
peiter. 8leif oarauf padt i'm Del
&%lbfaneer uno id,leuoert i'm 40 sui
melt ms Selo. So6en elf bin.
"Siinb Glen anafen nod bell
Sris2"
rSohen, il Bin mebr ais ooSt."
v@oriim bit Gu mid as ii up 5,
goifung i%prungen2"
rSf finn nit Dat 9ieIt mid, TO e6el
Gro inn De 8ett lopen, iiiG it 90.
nod to tlattern anfangen?"
- - =
Gin SduIirer mar itnbemerft BIZ
III ooS Trioatburealt zines groBel
Embellishments eefommen; beid,ei
ben blieb er BORT an Ser Sbiire iteben
buitete, I'M bes Rannes @uimerfiont
felt su erregen.
Sic m~iinifen2"
SD mofte Sbnen cine reue paten
tirte eleftriihe Saarbiirite-"
~Seben Sic nidt, baB id elm
Slabe babe?"
.@ieneift Sbre Srml-"
Sic lit allh fnbIfopiig, aitbe'
penn lie aufgetnfelt it,"
~&enn i'd iragen b~iirfte: ba5el
Sic elm ainO-"
ga. elm W6ohen. Spei Mtonat
oft, bat audi nod fem Saar aui Den
8opf!"
rSber einen Suno?"
ga einen haarIolea lsaerifaui
Idleu Binder"
HeIignirt itefte DER Sauiirer 81
Siirite in Die cine Soihe uno grifi il
ole nitoere:
~8ie mars nit elmer 6liegen
flappe?"
.8orii6t iii oie Mritter ser @eis
belt" sdd,te ser Glllbman. als CT III
ieine Sran telepbonirte, oaB er MIDI
5llm Abenoelien beimfommen fGnne
oa er geIhditlidl perbinoert iei-uni
nm oentt er oariiber nadL Oh aQSl
grpBe Scriitt nidt pieaeidt Ell
Stiid bon Der Glimmbeit iei. I'M
Oos fam folgenOermoBen. gr tele
pbonirte ieiner Satin pom Club aus
o@arte nidt nit Dem giien oil
midi, lie6er Sd,as, id babe nod ortn
Genoe 8eihdite su erleoisen."
.@eit,dit lit @eitait. liebe
Mum," antmortete oie tbeilere 8at
Tin, ,oaS gebt natiirlif Dor. Son ni
ans telepbonirit Iu eigentlih2"
~Selbiperitdnblid) bon meiner
Bureau"
.Irmer Mtann. uie id Gid be
oaure, oaB Oh 10 ihper arbeitel
nutBt. alber Gins mod)te i6 serl
wiiier."
.@aS oenn, mein &inb2"
nSeit mann bait Su 0cnn eincl
Y6onograpben i'm 9ureal; id) bor
ganS oelitlid, Den Sireilp. @nl5er ipie
len. Stort lid oas nift bel Der slr
beit2"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-07

@arum.
Sater: n@orim madien Die
Saume 10 bof2"
6ris6en: .@cil lie nid)t nicoris
wadlen fonnen."
8eiten Can't! 2aiien Sic BALD wie.
Der BON iih boreu!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-07

Dor i'm triti. .Sarob. mein Ser,,
ntein @lun5. mein Slid. mein Gil.
bertau6hen, mein 8olSbiibndell,
mein Stoeal-mein @anferott!"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-31
People Are Urged
By Wills TO Stand
By President Wilson
In His Efforts 10 Keep the Ma.
lion Out of the Brelis of
Europe.
u A..ee,Arre .s...,
= . .-----.---l---..-7
WASHING,

wAsH1NGToN. Ma4 31-Govern-
or Frank 3. Willis. Of Ohio. paid
tribute to the unknown dead IN
Mem oriaI Day exercises at Arlington
cenaetery here today. in the course
of which he urged the nation to
stand by the president of the United
States in efforts ITO keep US out OF
the broils of Europe:
This nation must remember. SAID
GorernorsWillis. that there Is he
roism Of peace as well as herofsn
Of war In its biggest and best
sense. heroism is courageous service
OF the PEOPLES cause He VINO
calmly. conscientiously and nnceas-
inSly does his best to perform his
duty to his family, to society and the
state. though he may be to fortune
and fame unknown is nevertheless
rendering high public service.
1T issa proper function of govern
menr to encourage its citizens in the
solution of their countrys problems
by giving every man. without regard
to race or color. a fair chance, anc
by encouraging our people to sobrl-
ETY., industry and economy Our own
people must be kept busy, or work
ing men must be employed at good
wages. our industries must prosper,
legitimate enterprise should be en-
depend upon forces within our
country and not those without q
Shastly prosperity fed upon dead
men cannot long endure.
The president of the United;
States is making successful effort
to keep us out OF the broils OF Eu7
rope. Now Is the time to keep cool.
think carefully, and stand by the
PRESIDENT He and his cabinet Know
vastly more Of our delicate relations
with European belliEerents than the
rest of US can possibly know; let US
hold up his hands IN the patriotic
EFFORT he is making in this crisis. "a
Our nag must mean the same TO
all the world as 1t means to us; II
must stand for calm courage. stead
fast devotion and lofty purpose IN
All our dealings with foreign nations
is the strength OF OUT
cause. America is for the p1eserra-
ton of the rights of Americans Tor
equity and justice and peace with
hon orr
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-31
REWARD
Is offered by the Sheriff for
Escaped County
Convict.

Sheriff Ross F. Stout has offered
a reward OF SIS for the capture. or
information leading to the capture.
of Clay Smith, county convict who
escaped from road crew Saturday
afternoon ON the Bridgeport road
east OF the city. The reward viii
hold good indefinitely.
This is the second time Smith has
run. away from a convict road crew
Several weeks ago he escaped at
Broad Oaks but was finally captured
at Mount Clare with the aid of blood
hounds by Deputy Sheriff Laco
Wolfe For this offense OF escaping
ne was sentenced to serve six months
at work on the county roads. His
original sentence was twelve months
for theft. z. =.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-31
FRENCH ATTACK FAILS
RECITE THE GERMANS

BERLIN. May S1.-At the war of
zee the following statement was sven
out:
western theater OF Waffle;
French attempted yesterday. north OF
Arras and in the forest of LePretres.
to break through our front with
strong forces. At Arras sae enemy
worked forwzfd on the night before
last by means of sapping. An attack
on our lines IN the NeuyiIe=Rollin-
court front was expected. The at
tempt of the enemy to force Us out
of our positions furths- moth had
failed Owing to the bravery Of the
Bavarian regiments the attack ended
in complete defeat for the enemy Its.
losses were heavy. =
8 In the forest of LePretre the only
success gained by the French was the
penetration of a few advanced trench
es, which were weakly defended
AT Osfeud a coast battery shot.
down an enemy aviator. The railway
yiaduct at Dammerkirck was again
destroyed by our artillery with a few
shots The French succeeded onlya
few days ago IN making It ready for
use after months of labor.
Eastern theater OF war-Nothing
of importance has occurred.
southeastern theater of war
During the battle for Przemysl Ger
map troops pushed forwI I'd yester-
day. 800.