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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1915-12-24

was a period-say half a CEN
tury ago and less-when the
religious meanings were somewhat en-
feebled in the minds Of many by the
dazzling dominance of scientific discov-
cry and thought.
To many whatever Christmas then
had of spiritual meaning was rather
in the way of sentiment, of tradition,
Of natural good fellowship and Of the
spirit of practical charity.
There was haunting sense Of un-
reality in the direct message of the
pulpit. feeling that the historic su-
pernatural was much akin to the inno-
cence of the Santa Claus myth itself.
Since then the Christ idea has taken
new significance and proportions In
those minds which are of the Kind call
ed skeptical, even in the minds over
which the warrant of the supernatural
has little sway or none at all.
In books and sermons one comes
upon the preaching Of the idea OF
Christ and the message of Christianity
in tone and in n language which ap-
peal with tremendous force not only
to the so called orthodox. but to all Sc
rious minds Of whatever training or
tendency.-CenturyM Magazine.
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Showing the Way,

Friend Ito guide)-Why does YOU
wife always go round with the parties
hat you take over the castle? Guide
She always gives me a tip at the end
80 as to induce the others to follow
uit.-London Answers.
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Still to Be Considered.

What are the facts on which 70
hase your c6nclusionw
"I haven't hunted up the facts yet,
replied Senator Sorghum. 1T VIZ
hard enough to think up the conch
sion. Star.
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In Holland-but always on 4
Dec. 6 instead of the 25th- (
the little boys and girls put 4
their wooden shoes in front of (
the hearths instead OF hang 3
ing up their stockings, and the K
good old patron of children 4
comes and fills them, and <
there is general gift giving. n
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fure Hfrnlund.
esc tumh, . dor. per DOR. oOaa -
Ice tomb. duz. per DOR. 8OOI "
Maafa
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COTTON MARKET.


INV YORK. Aug 10-CDffon futures
opened steady. October e. 1I. Brrfm-
pr f1e2. January l971. March fg.a7.
May gto17.
Private wires reporting further and
more general showers Ir fhr ruuthvvrat
we're followed by renewed defIInsa dur
inU me early afternoon and active
months sold about % tu 70 points net
lower Wall street continued Co. buy
Iafr mHnfhn Un r0uIN down. but the
was unsettled
Tho detailed weather report for raua-
t0u district confirmed tho early Imrr.n.
sion fhot thrro had been comparatively
little precipitation in southern sections
.of the state. while t0dav'a showers az
privately reported. also appeared f1 BE-
mgguy in The north and The market
held fairly steady during the middle Of
ne dar Win prices showing rallies Of
. 20 points from the lowest on cove
crinF General business was 0uirf
SPOT cotton steady. middlInE urlands
~ li sales no..
cotton fufurra closed steady. October
~ 90 Uorcmhrr 1851. Innuarv fpE4.
March foa8. May ftO15
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WOOL MARKET

Worsted goods manufacturers are
not buying very heavily as they are
not as fully employed As they might
be. Wooden goods manufacturers.
however, are running TO capacity. The
class OF wool used for woolens is Oh
the shorter and cheaper stock. largely
shoddy and other by products. which
are in good demand. The larger per
centage Of domestic wool has gone
out oil consumers hands.
The western states are fairly well
sold. Wool grading 10 medium is
in good demand. Fine wool is selling
slowly.
Fine delain- "A quoted In the Boston
market at % TO soc.
Local prices for fine unwashed
wool. PC
Fine washed wool. zoe.
Medium unwashed wool. 30 TO Gle.
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FINANCE

NEW YORK. Aug. iO.-Conditions OF
more substantial and enduring char
acter contributed To tOdays very strong
ana active market After yesterday =
mighty promising crop report. came the
news that the interstate commerce COM
mission would In all probability grant
increased freight rates TO the two score
railroads traversing the western section
OF the country.
This resulted in a broad demand for
the better known railway issues, in
Guiding the trnnscontinental group and
tho hard and soft coal shares.
Canadian Pacific also made the strik-
ing gain Of 90.
!. Apart from the rise in the railways.
the most interesting development OF
the day was the further activity of
united states steel common. which
touched IGN. it's best price since 1919.
The price fell back over n point when
publication OF the July unified tonnage
statement showed an Increase OF about
100000 tons. whereas "A larger gain had
been anticipated Even at that. how
ever. today's exhibit was the most fav-
orable of any since February OF last
year.
War speciaItios were not entirely
neglected. new high quotations being
registered by General Motors common,
and preferred at 22i and 1O9E, rcspec-
lively. Westinghouse at 115. WHY'S
Overland at $50 and Studebaker at STih
Bonds were steady. but relatively
qniet. Total sales. par value. s3.175.00O.
United States bonds were unchanged
ON call.
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Logan q sryaa's closing stock Letter.

NEW YORK. Aug. 10.-The feature
Of the trading today was realizing in
iation in the rail- ia Nell ina detned iS-
dlcauons of an early decision OF a fav-
orAbis Kind In the western rate cases.
buying OF the carriers. An additional
influence was the fact that the advances
pared to those Established by the in
dustrials are rather meagre, and conse-
quently, IL IL beginning 10 be felt that
the rails are relatively speaking the
much more attractive at present. The
progress made so far In adjusting the
in promoting a good Inquiry for such
stocks as Southern Pacific. Public In
terest Is on the increase and while the
pace Is rather rapid so far there has
not been any signs OF prominent dts
tribution In the rails. so that those is
some good selling OF industriais
l.. n u. SAHS,-It Is understood here
that the Interstate commerce commits
ion in western, freight rate case allow
ing eonsiderable number OF increases.
though the boom IL or many OF the In
dustrials. Heavy realizing in the in
'u hhcHE sR RSs RiiHseS stocks now
showing good strength. should maEs
better Roadway. steel strength Is hav-
There was little business In stock eX-
chance and the markets were Irregular
tive but steady and unchanged. Am
orleans were hrner in spots. o. 5. Steel
spurted. Canadian Car and Foundry
was shown In the Mexican rails on the
conference now taking place In the u. =.
Pittsburgh Dispatch says word has been
received from Philadelphia that reports
are current In pig iron circles there
that the q. :. steel corporation b. nego-
tiating FOR steel making pig iron I'm
the valleys. The iron market II ox-
ceedingup active. The steel tonnase
figures will be published around noon
and are expected to he favorable Graug-
ers should harden on crop prospects.
Maxwell Motors declared a quarterly
dividend Of q and a dividend q =
OF lco on account OF hack dividends on
the LIST preferred stock.
Confident predictions by the press TO
the effcct that the western roads will
receive freight rate increases viii
doubtless do much toward encouraging
a disposition TO favor the rail depart
memt rather than the industrial The
brilliant crop prospects rs also favor
, able factor as T. the progress being re-
corded bon connection with the DISPOSE
tion OF affairs In Mexico.
IL has been apparent for a long time
that steel common was being accumu-
lated. The buying by the public 81 this
the earnings for this quarter would ne
the largest tu the companys history.
ono weak feature in the situation h.
ers who buy odd lots on strong days
and sell on reactions. This has been
going on now FOR sometime. and the
very considerable. ~ would not sur
prise me 40 We had reactions this week
Copper rpeltgr and lead have now
hsd Sufficient reaction 20 warrant buy
ing the good coppcrs. lead and spelter
stocks on any further reactions.
a good many successful operators
who have made money iu the so-Callcd
war stocks are now turning their aftcu-
tiou 90 The good rails. and the buying
gooi These stocks seem % BE the
saftst Tor thc time being.
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

NEW YORK. Aux f0-Eutter. steady.
creamery extras t92 scorer 2Gts mZSA c.
creamery tnirhHr arurinRI gTuZr ! G..
trsts 2fn Csc. seconds c2ts Or gtc-
EEEf-Flrm. fresh gathered eVfraa
~ = 70 Zoe. extra fret. IT. 70 ESQ. Fr.f. 30
u % fng. seconds fNfH mfElsr. nearby
heuurry whites fine f0 fancy gLrGg-.
nearby hruutrv browns -a I'd -st
fhf' aeHrnaICr. state. whole milk
fresh flats. white and rniorcd arf.IHfs
ll "a IA &C.. DO Cul0rri average fancy
l3it n11hc do. white IgIfars.
EloUr-hHrfly afltff.
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ur,,... saI-Pa..srson 90.
MONEY MARETT

NEW YORK. Aug 10 ,f,-,,r.,,-
paper 8it@8A sterling 90 ssy ,1'.
f7oZ5. demand fg5g-. rabIs- az
EranCs. demand DTS. cable .-z No..
demand STA. cables sgM ftrse ~.
mand $40. cables t.3g. HubIos. demand
% -a' sRhies % bar silver tTs Mrsi-
.u N'li1ft ~. Governments bonds
steady railroad honda steady
Time loans steady 90 dava af.gaa
t' oelR tt mA. siN months 1ft
tnII money steady. FIrH I'll. lon ~.
FlnnE rate b last loan p. rlosfrr
BID y Offered AZ q
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WALL STREET sUsr4AHr

British IMPORTS FOR July G3TTT20. IrE.
exports fiTa.fIT.6f5.
Canadian Pacific declares regular
quarterly dividend.
Foreign exchange no low record.
Wrist shipment ~ British gold since
war war declared due 90 arrive Dol N.U
NorE TODAY
sorrafsrs of Treasury AfcAdoo sees
nu ned of new United rtnfes bond
issue
lnitrH States district attorney 40
chicago ordered fH Inquire into facts
rclgfnE Co., HY. Island rereivefahip.
WASH. nEfuu hears that IrfrraafHfr
CONNER. r0fumisHi1n Will shortly hand
down o.. lHIun In western rafe case and
that Do VII BE- favorable TO roads
fffHnIAn ao.rrnm.nt railways order
nlLnH rnmuHuIfH fur immediate delivery.
Twelve InluHfrIHIa HU.rr ODD T.Ffw
Twenty railways 93b4. up OIIes.
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on CITY. Pa. Aug fU-gredIf bal
ancos ll15. Rune lf1.02f. average ri.
500 shipments fIs.Iss. arerarr Et1bs'
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rnrranEe quotes lead offered af ntr.
Nn0if0r NOT quoted Af london f...I 'frf.
Ile. 90 srrlfar fGT. --i.
u.s. nU Fi'.''M
Iron Steady and unchanged ,r.t.t
IfTE f'f-'
At London spot copper zoo. fufur.s
~. eleCtrglytlr $50 81. rrot fir
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WV YORK AuF 1O-Rau sugar
refined nrfn
surar futures were finn early TODAY
On covering and trade buying ara a.
noon were 2 20 D. points hlrher
Later most % tho iiat caaod or under
reaIiEinF The closing was STEADY uu.
changed 90 On points hlFhcr. sales IT, ra
March l1al. May ~
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WHEAT

CHICAGO, Aus. 1O.-Torrential rains
IN parts or Kansas end elsewhere south
west had a good deal TO do with rallyfng
the market today after an early decline
frlces closed firm = TO &c above last
night Corn gained = to ts8s.c net.
finish ranged from "a decline TO a shade
advance.
on., 4 49, -
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PlTTSBJkGH. Pa. Aug I0-CattIe.
steady supply light Choice Sg50dPs6.
prime 80 20 q = 30.
Sheep-Sten1y. supply light Prime
Wethers 1883 n 100. culls and commons
1900 d 900. lambs s. juag.26
veal calveE-sl I. 500 10 IS
Hogs-ActiEs, receipts light Prime
heavies 87.1on7IO. mediums s. s0ff
's5. heavy workers. light workers. and
piEs t'.9' n 500, rouEhs g5.15u6.OO.
CHICAGO. Aug 10-Hors. rccaipfa
$4,000. strong. unchanged 10 10 cents
higher. Bulk fe40u7O5. light g6s5a
40, mixed 80 % ~ q 30. heavy fsr0u
200. rough ts1UqG2O. pIrs 81 500 . 81
Cattle--Receipts 1000. firm. Native
beef cattle $500 1890. western steers
calves $3.50 1850.
sheer Receipts 10000. weak sheen
1900 D 500. l-mn- o. -nlnl--.
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COFFEE MARKET

NEW YORK. Aug i0-Coffrs ptg
20 1tlres. steady. scptenber
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Fiftynine babies. an born oi
American parents In the Panama
Canal Zone. reached New YORK tho
other day aboard the Chrfstobat
Fathers and mothers. yacsfIon
bound. accompanied most Of them
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WHEELING. W. Va. Aug. 10. IS.
The active IIttsDurrn STOCKS corrected
daily by a. Il. Maat-n a Co. bankers
and brokers. national Exchange BanE
building
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HAY AND GRAIN
Quotation, BY c. F. Br.uniieA q Co.


LONDON. Aug IH.aarifre was an
ample supply ~ money available TODAY
Discount rates were firm
Tho stock market moved frrr~rfarf,.
pealinE7 tn the new war loans were
numerous with fluctuations unrrsey
Marccnlh were active, especially the
American shares Home rails arI f.r.-
lillian bonds and fractions remained
weak
Eood tone prevailed IN the An1rri.
can section United gfafoa steel go
= Mon Pacific were strong and equip
mfut stocks were IN demand 90 advarc-
lnE prices under New York Influence.
canadian Pacific was firm following the
de- iaration N tho regular dividend The
closing was firm
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FINANCIAL.


Red Kidney. busheI .......1zk
vinegar.
Pure cider. per gallon.... IL
Fish
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New York Stock EXCHANGE.

ffNsIaLsINf W. Va. Aug DO ar.
Range - active stocks 90 the Nsa
Iork etock LEchHrgc. corrected daily ~
A. o. Maaten a G. brokera
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Pittsburgh Stocks.

Total shares. 1.432.OOO.
Eonda. Aa.I13.nnn.
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PARIS. Aus. 10.--TradInr was dun or
the boursc today. Eentcs o. ~. soc
EHchanEo on London ~ Dr. fgtsc.
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LONDON. Aus 1o-Har silver ~ Nd
Der ounce
MONEY ~ ~ pcr cent
l,isceunf rates short bills - as per
cent three months fhn5 per cent
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WHOLESALE MARKET


Dorn. No. 2. suc. No. 2 IA. gIIO. so D.
81. extra. $50. ln. ID dozen I1 casoa.
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gotqen Ifce. glass. large. ser dos. 2 40
Golden Tree. glass. med per do 4 10
H'iueh Tee. g!a.s. small. Per d0z 20
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Ss,chsnk 8 tlerce basis........ gs.
Gold leaf brand. tierce basis 1U5s
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-08
n. HESS, Seeret

helped to5run up the score.
The pitching Of Whitney u 6f
I1in1ko team in the eighth innt
the second game when he ret
F1emingto team by stti KIN
three men after errors had Filed Il .
bases. was q feature Of the
Goodwin who pitched Tor
ton starred at bat; securin
run and two singles. Il ri
The second game was one ot
fastest and most interestfng
here this season.
Scores s
First game III ii is
'Lsfn4so Z !. 100 100
Fslemingto 10 90 302 O4
Batteries: Desoy1er ana
Jones and y: Gatain. iss
4Limko 000 600 10 4 o.
5B'lemington O01 Oh 4 @
Batteries w hitney md
Goodwin and H. IN
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Love QUESTION
Brings Out D ffere noes of Opin.
ion at the Race Bet ernlent
Conf erCe.
K. ssy A.ssee.Ars!e .!sa,sss,

K OAKLAND. Calf. Aug. -F'u--
genics was debated ct the closing
session here today Of tn national
conference on race better lent
Romeo loved his juliet. eugenics
or no eugenics, and it's the same with
Pat and Biddy today ! hope vel
never see the day when 4xsn persons
who love each other cannot marry,
said DR.. G. r. Ballard, OF Havelock.
Neb.
Fisher. Of Pale University. who
thought that persons 8physica1ly or
mentally defective should notNbe al
lowed to marry even u In love .E3Es
added s5, ssS. a 4is; u .,s
rsociety thoroughly imbued with
eugenfc ideals would register more
without them.
The conference accented Prof OF.
Fishers view. NE 4ss 5.T s5i55
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WORRY | ] | !. |
over Sentence Iinpo sed Tween
n TN fears Ago Bre aks Down
Judqe's Health. II
~ AaeeeiArEp rage.,

CHICAGO. Aug. Friends OF
Judge Henry Freelan, who today sent
his resi- gnatipns from the superior
Dunne. said that III health. which
was given as the date reason
for the resi9 Ut on came az the ~ So
suit of worry over a sentence I'M
posed on two men twenty years ago
Two years after Judge Freelan was
elected TO the supefi Tor cuOrt Charles
S3Surth and Thomae McNally were
Econvicted before him for murder. The
dge sem fenced them b. stts ne smprasT
n fsfs w y ia that Judge ian
became CON Ggd the
isSsSS ~ 8 N
j. & k ~ u 6ft a 81 g
:
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ocaI Glass Conc fn Reported
to Have Bought 1000
Acres in Marion.

EAIRM ONT Aug. 1-----Els nI S luIs' ~
Sand acres of oil and gas lance y
{. the vicinity OF Botthsyill n salN.
nirchased from the CONT Oil Com
I IVY the Hazei-A Glass Com
nany 81 Clarksburg, according TO g
report IN circulation here lt rs salo
fhat the purchase price for the lands
a between S az, 900 and $1OO OOv.sAt
is presumed that the gas WILL ps
used at the G1arkskburg plant OF 1ns
glass company. I-'s
Mayor Anthony Bowen mas asses
sed #flnes OF S TO each against q n UNI
IA nm aI,toombile owners and fines
~ Az each against number OF own
sers Of teams In an effort to ENFORCE
the CITY ordinance recurring the pu PUT.
chase ofvehicIe licenses. Mucn s alLilT
Guilty is being experienced IN en- orc
ing the rdinance.
a fine program has been announces e: IN e.
for the Tetrick family reunion 1 Wnicn
Y VIII Be held August 15 IN Sturm
Include Edgar Sturm. James " Cr 1ss'
N. G. Merriheld. w. -; - fa ,;sa.n.al.
Ira Ross Sturm, Rev. IL. ~. lelr1cfA
and Guy Tetrick 5,.
HARRY Jones, Of Riyesville. is
confined in the local jail aW a nome
action Of the grand jury Jones on We So
charged before Justice 81 me $500 ~
N. Il. Musgrove with furnishing II
.Quor to minors.
scores az dogs. including CANNES
OF high degree as well as 3: m mo 10
ave incarcerated in the dog pounds
AZ 4 result of a campaign 1nsttuteo
bvSyldayor Anthony Bowen ana otnsE
scits\ officials to enforce 9 CITY o ,'l
nance requiring the owners q 5oog rs
to take out licenses. q ianse ~ ~. =
used for ensnaring the " citi n 9. y .. ne
hoard 81 aaffirs has under conside
ton the purchase OF electric Ap-
naratus for the purpose q execus-
ing" friendless canin es.
Nearly 100 persons attended the
annual picnic of the Red Men Sc, ], a saV.
the Degree Of Pocahontas neio =. Is
the S. ], Williams an farm 81 s. ppe5ies
Camp Altawah on the 'lygarss N slls =,
river. rs !, "
Prof. b. G. Wilson superlnrtt endens
OF the public schools Of Elkfns. was
sanpointed head OF the Fairmont pu-
\ BIZ: schools at a meeting OF the board
OF education OF Fairmont ndepend-
\ emit district Prof. Wilson succeeds
Prof. Roster who takes the place 9.
Prof. o. I, Woodley as president q
the F,airmont state normal school.
Prot. Woodley was appointed pres
ident OF Marshall college. The teach
ers In the Fatrmont schools with
few exceptions were reappotnted for
the ensuing year. The old school
Il buildings one In the. Jackson add1=z
ton and one near the old Shat mine 9s1 q
viii be sold The pupils foEEsAex sy
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..|P|A||B|'Al.Y|''I!|'IIl||'I|''''''
From Arms Down is laTlSg
Shot and Killed His
and Then Shot lIillSe KS

Michael Boytor. the Htk4gAIk 4
employee ~ the GEasseal
EompanyFR who IN IA jsaI GU
ana fatally wounded his
afternoon at their hons "a Az
and then turned the gun ON sl
dnfiictfng wound IA q
not shown any signs of s
ana attending plysis iis
he Will die. S =
Il Rovtor shot Ri mselG tltruiEE
neck the ball tract turin
ne has been paraI yzed II ON q 80,
down every since he shot him
although everything known "a $t19sss
sicsaI science has been done
hts condi ton remaf ms the
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Hazel Atlas Company
Purchases Big Tract

az the Fatrmont and Helen's Run
railroad from the Baltimore and
Ohio tracks at Worthing ton to- Helens
Run was secured by A. y. Anderson
and Brothers, Inc, Of Altoona. "a;
The. cost of the six miles of track
will be about $400, 600 three slls
steam shoyels. dinkey engines auto
mobile trucks. dump carts, horses
and other equipment are on the Way
and probably will reach Helens Run
Monday when actual construction
work will start Members of the
Arm which secured the contract and
workmen have been on the ground
for several days looking after the
preliminary work on the contract.
The unsuccessful bidders inclu ded
Kelley Brothers. Of Clarksburg.
Claybourne and Johnson, Mason a !. y
Hangar, and Shoman and Curtis. "a.
u. Anderson and Brothers has seS
cured the entire contract which in-
Guides 10000 Yard OF excayating.
ID, 900 yards Of concrete wal, the lay
ing OF 40 tons OF iron pipe and
use Of 10000 feet OF lunber.
Justice Of the Peace Leigh
tFleming is spending d two weeks
vacation at Webster Springs MT
FIeming's health has not been good
FOR some time and the trip was
taken in obedience to the orders Of
his physician. HI
\ Miss Thankful Liston. q former
resident Of Fairmont, died at her
home in Brandonville, Preston courts
sty. recently. RI s5
The 1916 annual convention OF
the West Virginia Christian Endeavor
societies will be held in Farm ont.
according to statements by otllcers ~
the organization.
Mr. and Mrs. THURMAN Davis. 81
Mill run, is dead.
"A lot on Barney street, owned BY
the Presbyterian church an on which
1T was intended to erect q house Of
worship has been sold For $24.5
468.93 The old church building in!
Jackson street probably will be RACED
and replaced by a new building.
sss Roy DeCault was ordered by jug
tice Of: the Peace NJ. r.. Musgrove to
pay $50 a months for six months
for the support OF his pretty 1S-year-
Sold wife who is under care OF the
ftairmont Humane society. DeVault
was charged with desertion.
Rena Hopkins, the pretty 13-year-
old daughter Of Mrs. o.. n. Engleman
was drowned In Buffalo creek Sac
went in bathing Wi tn two othel girls.
one OF them her 1 l-year-old sister.
who also was nearly drowned. being
rescued by the third member Of the
party. Irene Eby. aged ~ gears
The body OF Miss Hopkins was res
covered by SAINT e onaway who drag
ged II from q hole ten feet dsep.
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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-08
SNIP ] ! ? SOLD
Germans Dispose Ut Interned
Vessel to- American Ship
pers for D oubIe Price

SEATTLE, WASH, Aug, - he
German ship Steinbeck, which was
loading lumber at chilling lam when
the war broke out and which was
interned at Eagle harbors near Seat
Tie. has been sold in New York TO
American shippers and VIII be placed
under the American flag The pur-
chase price was 10 j 900 u OF double
the sum for which the Stein beck was
bought year ago Is "