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Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-06
Isle of Man Is Hard
Hit by the Big War

Correspondence Of The Associated Press0
LONDON, oct. H.-No part Of the
United Kingdom has been 80 hard hit
by the war as the Isle of Man. which
is now on the verge of bankruptcy be-
cause the imperial treasury insists on
the wiping out of the deficit of $4,000
before It will sanction the relief of dis
treas Where the money Is to come from
Is q problem. as the proposed remedy Of
higher duties and taxes will fall short
Of requirements. The island might awal-
low its pride and annex itself to the
neighboring country of Lancaster. but
tradition and sentiment revolt at the
idea. Although Man is only thirty-two
by twelve miles, its political constitution
Is said to be the oldest In Europe, it's
language, q gaelic dialect, Is peculiar
to the island and home rule has been the
privilege of the Manxman through the
ages.
When the war came the heavy tourist
and holiday trade was cut off. The
swift packet boats were taken over by
the admiralty and the submarine menace
made travel unpopular. Man then be-
came a concentration camp Of alien enc
miea, who now number 5000, or less
than three times it's total native popula-
ton. These camps helped to save the
situation for the island farmers. al
though q poor substitute for the FLOOD
Of tourists who used to come. 1t is now
proposed that the government use the
hotels and lodging houses, whose owners
are in great distress. as hospitals fol
convalesoent soldiers, One OF the reliei
measures proposed by the Manx parlia,
ment which the imperial treasury re-
fuses 20 endorse. In grant OF $4,000
TO distressed boarding house keepers.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-06
DRINK HOT TEA
FOR A BAD COLD

Get a smal package OF Hamburg Breast
Tea, or az the German folks call II.
Hamburger Brust Thee" at any phar-
macy. Take a tablespoonful of the tea.
put a cup of boiling water upon Il. pour
through a sieve and drink a tsAcup full at
any time. It Il the most effective way TO
break a cold and cure grip. as IL opens
the pores, relieving congestion Also
loosens the bowelA thus breaking a cold
at once
II Is inexpensive and entirely vegetable.
therefore harmless.-Adyertisem
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-06

cities reported evening recreation center
work I'm the schools.
The clarion call Of the twentieth CEN
fury Il not conservation OF natural re-
sources, but conservation OF human re-
sources. The cities Of today are ostsb-
fishing recreation facilities by their parks
and centers to meet just such q need.
SO far not a city has been able TO reach
and interest all OF It's citizens with It's
program OF wholesome recreation and
never viii until the recreation is olsssi-
fled as one Of the eity's utilities until
the city either owns or controls all the
forms Of amusements which the COM
meroial interests have nearly mOnopol-
iHed."
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-06
MRS. D. w. CAHlLL SUSTAINS
AMPUTATl0N OF RIGHT ARM

Mrs. d. W. Cahill. SSll Seward street,
mother OF Mrs. Frank ]. Carey. had
her risht arm amputated at the shoulder
Wednesday at ST, Joseph hospital. Her
condition was slightly improved yester-
day. The arm was caught and bruised
several months ago in revolving door
OF a down town office building. and
later was broken.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-06
Ouch! Backache!
Rub Lumbago or
Stiffness Away
Rub pain from back with small
trial bottle of old
st. Jacobs Oil"

When your back is sore and lame or
lumbago. sciatica or rheumatism has you
stiffened up. don't suffer- Get a small
trial bottle OF old, honest st. Jacobs
or at any drug store, pour little in
your hand and rub It right on your ach-
ing back. and by the time you count fifty
the soreness and lameness is gone.
Don't stay crippled! The soothing pen
etrating oil needs to be used only once.
1t takes the pain right out and ends the
misery. II Is magical. yet absolutely
harmless and doesn't burn the skin.
Nothing else stops lumbago, sciatica,
backache or rheumatism so promptly, It
never disappoints!-Advertis
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-06
CHILD OF FORMER oMAHAN
BITTEN BY DOG IN CHICAGO

Relatives of Mr.. and Mrs @. r. Dunkel
Of Chicago. formerly OF Omaha, last
night received word that their 2-year-old
child was attacked by a dog in Chicago
yesterday and possibly fatally injured.
Mr.. Dunkel was formerly manager OF
the Nebraska Moline Plow company
here, and Is now general sales manager
OF the Buick company in Chicago ArA.
Dunkel Is a daughter of Contractor ].
B. Wickham OF Council Bluffs and a
sister OF Mrs. Harry Burnley of Omaha.
Use The Bees "Swapper'' column.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-06
MRS. AXHELM AND CHILDREN
HAVE SERIOUS ACCIDENT

Mrs. Margaret Axhslm and three chill
dren of Fort Calhoun. Neb.. had a narrow
escape from serious injury yesterday aft
srnoon at Eighteenth and Grace streets
when the rig IN which they were riding
was struck by an auto driven by a man
named Travis.
The rig was turned over and Mrs. Ak
helm and the children were dragged fifty
feet before the frightened horse could be
controlled. No serious injury resulted.
however
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-06
Women of Russia
Are Organizing

Ccorrcspondenoe Of the Associated Press)
PETRoGRAD. oct. n.--steps have
been taken to form q federation Of
women's clubs bn Russia under the lead
ership Of the women's Equal Rights as
ISOLATION.
Parents committees in connection with
Russian high schools have had a some
what checkered trial In the past Under
the present administration OF the De-
partment Of Education they are to h
given freer scope. Elections have beer
held recently in all the Petrogrsd gym
nAsiums or high schools for boys and
girls
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-06
DESPONDENT MAN DIES
BY lNHALlNG GAS

With an empty whisky bottle clutehed
in his hand. Paul Hauser. IAborer. aged
80. living at 1913 Chicago street, was
found dead last night. A tube attached
TO an open gas Jet was held firmly In his
mouth. indicating the manner OF his
death. Dependency Is given a. the cause
for his act.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-06
TWO H0LDUPS REPORTED;
LOSS OF EIGHT DOLLARS

John Taylor, living at F1ftieth and De-
catur streets was held up at the point OF
gun in the hands of a negro at Twenty
fourth and Belt line tracks. He lost s..
Roy Broomfield, son OF Jack Broom
field, colored saloonkeeper, was held up
and robbed by two white men at Tenth
and Dodge streets The robbers got a
few small coins
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-06
WHITE sox 60 Florida.

According 70 reports from Chicago. the
White Sox next spring will do their train
mg at Ocalo. a Florida resort near Jack
sonvtlle.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-06
Levi. Refuses Money.

Duffy Lewis announced In Boston that
Ne had been made an offer OF $50 week
20 20 into vaudeville, and turned II down.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-06
WAR PLANES CRASH IN

Hins w ~ H@'
PARIS, Nov. B.-Two military aero
planes coliided while making landing
yesterday at lie Bourget. They caught
fire and the four aviators manning the
machines were burned 20 death.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-06

It Is So Easy
To Removal
Itching Skin
Trouble With
CutiCuraSOap
And Ointment
TRIAL FREE

Iust bathe theafected surface
with Cuticura Soap and hot
water, dry and apply Cuti-
cura Ointment. Relief in
most cases is immediate and
healment complete, speedy
and permanent.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-06

Outioura Soap and Ointment sold everywhere.
liberal sample Of each mailed free with SIP book
Ad0rsn postcard "CutlsurA." Dept. .. Boston.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-05

0eter 91ureutius Sarien par ieot
i ariitianinno Den lobe auguIt
Gn Gntel. Siteoahl. par
@:eoIem al eioSpoIosioriamIinsen !
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-05

logiitc Slflitct Irccre0c / 1908,
H%ule0uIug Al &lbelinnooeu Froie5'
ior %ariel I'll SOt:0r / &becloNI
Houl NdotUu uonpunte bdm nj
Hl00cr al 81 S%laiaorocncH / 1905.
DIR. Sarien par 10 0uuge git.
! III ieriie %eQteltnb meO aareH
9tulberg III bucm han blep uIct |
1888, hau0e ham ire Barn. ion
ole er opoe. Sum heOe l 1871.
) 1872 blcu NON qlit meo &udeborG
Aitrup. ell Setter al NIitop AltrlIp,
iont mco otte Barn ouerleucr ham
Zen Ulolle Scr. Vdltor 9ticolal
@aricn. cr Missioner / Ainu. TaItor
%duriti Surlen er Hrclt / Nroofluu
Eo'. ,<dcob II. : Surlcu err Carer
UeO Eart HcQiou @uther Goacqe /
NerNu3 Soils, o. Seeming Sarlcn
iui0crer ior SiocH fcr Go~ttorqraoen
pc0 Grincctou |lluiucriifct. Gate,
rem Sauna &itrltp Sarlen or onldt
.ucO Ymcricou Sconhinnpim Som.
ootion ! 9}cm H)orf % er Qicorebafter
al "Nmcricau Scanomauiau Hc.
piep". en- ouocn Cater Sarcn gar
len, er FrGcepireS uc0 Normnl'to'
len / Siour Sails, Ell tre0ic, Si1uc
%uricu, aui0t peo set Intbcrifc SO
lpitol / ga crosse; &ngcborG car.
lem opbolocr ia / Nicnumct her /
Cecrnh.
@earuuclieu ioreGaar imoracn
Grc0ng. otter en- Characteristic SCI.
70 / Nlcmmct. bpor Foitor 5bomaS
NIlaion pll inlc. uil &lQct bll braqt
oucr Ill Slliber GolleQc9 &apcl, oq
her nil Groiesior Ereua OF Eroic9ior
@cane tale Gcrird bringe3 @ilet
til Suno0cfirfcn huor oct nil liaac
paa &urooc ira &l II til ,. sra
Goleqct leoiaac% &iact al Eroie@.
iorer "a Glcucr / Nroce9lion iii alr.
fen. <tber GoQeQc 9nnO ipiaer
unocr %orooen pAo Campus. Sra
airfen Ill airfeauarocn nnur man
li1eleoe@ / Enruoc.
Or. =. IS. 5nt6 SruobcnS SCR
mani, MI boIoc &ioprp0ifcuer /
Nlrten
,>nQcn RIomitcr euife2 ienot til
NcQrducllcn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-05
w Oi;efon9e / 1noien.

%onoon ben TIE Miarts. Ger er
itor MullgbeO Tor. al ocn nprOeren.
0e N(nrIHemimlter. &luiton Spencer
Ghurtiu nil bll $noiens npite vi
cefon8e. 8ugtct berom pFtter az.
itiail SiItro / oloe areoie. ogiaa In
0en'or ielue Ear.amantet.
Atr. GburhlQ er meget popular /
iISniIltGre areoie. meHs Ser ira
nnore NplO uoialea oen Weunlg. At
ban er Tor aabennumoet az ia Ill /
iaa0anne CIOer iom De mluprenoe
al tumle ~inoebol6e Nen poerit pig
tige Stiling iom 9bei for oct britt.
lie Observation-Disclosures
Sageu er life uigiort. men SET bill.
Sc life o~perralte. ON ban blep no
nGpnt Ill Soro 0aroinees eiterisl.
ger iom Siceton9e al Snoien,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-05

1911. Snocreu plr Cificer, men
lNlotrg.crne uar im1a / BE GaJe
o. man nladtte iplutc % mare pau
ale 0olo Tor at hoI0e liA ogqc. 'aa
le0e3 lom Stun0 81 SuIlnq fra.
peoe. SUnnen blep iaaleOes iioll8
pUnutt til NoliomheO Gitcraf haze
gienucmgaoct %atIu'foItn / i'm 80
oebp blcp ban Sal0rut ocb arllti
anio llnluerilict 1850. llnOer o.
tarueliqite cfonomiite audr taite0e
hon liz ouer inc llnlptr'itctalnlOier
meo en- iiclOen ,<pCr "a GncrQI 90
mc0 en- tprt A%lbrpNclic lortlotic
han, iii ban tol theoloQut Cmbc02-
cra.llcn meo bcoltc Narattcr 1880.
Zen NiUIp ban / 0I2ic inc Stus
nicoor mooto9 h%lenuueira, uor bellt
utilltrUffeIiAe cnOol ior bans be-
ifcOuc @cbop % han maatte iblanot
ie1c @citiUitiQelic meo priuot Ma.
muouftiou ior al tluuc hol0e Oct
Qaatn0e.
Otter er6olot Gmbeo2eromcn mir
fcOc hun flm %rrcr / AriltIdnlo
iorlig / Ironif, (pf % @cbrai'f.
men u%0uonorcoe til Hmcrita / 1891
pno aaIo ira oe uoritc 9}ubnQNcre
res Rui6 Sinner Ficrce Gomtn
g&i9. Scr blcu han inotiI ran i
1889 pau aolo ira Sen uorltc Spn'
ooc oucrtoQ 1tiaiuqGu iom berrS
tjcoloailtc @r3icaior reo GouCoroIo
Scmluar / Ct &oui@. Ser bIcp
ban oliaa / IL 2Ior oQ mrocroIitc
baQ0e / GoQcgeoi0elinlcn % ! ocn
tlcolo9ille %aioeIing. @oa0c tote
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-05
Dol olloer.

9eSiemcr. |9lla6omo, 0cl tic
Marta Nia @oooloin Der antoge5
al prrc oct ploiic Ncmeife / 9lla
bama, cr tgaar a1gadet ueO Gs0en
{ III @iem heriteo3 al Sunaebctpn
belle 2I'tenen rer i'm iOSoc 1eoicla
oaq. @uoopln par 'o0t | Georgia
/ 1901. Nan hur II Nerncborn
227 Sernebernsbsrn o. - Borne
bern@ @ornebgru.
ID. @oobmln uur / lin li0 en- be-
rsurt SaltunIpger 90 ltIeo lin Iioitc
aaiiun bu ban par TOT 9lar gam.
mel. 1e piloc aaltuuer er n0crit
pare GugIe "a meget uanltelile at
fommc poa S~fu0bolo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-05
R%anonbaao lprUnot
/ Suften

GALVESTON, Eeros. ocu tie
Ytorts. &isllc Il onicic,t telegram
til Den berupreuoe mcritGmte 0ou
nj fun0t i3aor en- Grplouou Steo
ombor0 yud ocr mcritamit stanou.
boao "&rolre3o" mcO oct Gciultat.
al 80 Feriouer 0erI5lauot 'eul
NUH0er b.c0 orUbt
0cIpcocsmuifIHcu caer &ombeu
oar uubragt en- Seuoe Rlicngrpl,
iom dutugcs pdr bIet lcuot pnlboro
AZ SLENDER a. General Garrauja.
Zen merltun'tt aou'll har tcle
grdiit u0be0t liI uprmerc Gfterrct-
ulnler. "a han bar en- gtiatante ON.
ar Ntitorien er o%p0IQtet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-05

"a Horite Stu0eutcr men qoot al
hens @arcrqIernunQ ueo G~oncoroio.
"a ron uomcrtcoc no iirr lonl SG.
rcr / @tbruiit
&eo SunoocmoOct Doo 9ioct Grai.
ric. isis. / 1851 bcihIttcoc Sum.
nu0et al oprcttc I'm eacu SfoIe. OF
'amne 9lar bier oennc bcqulot /
@alipau Greet @rcitelaaro mc0
Eroiesnr %arien ION Seiprer.
Gctte uar, ION bcfienot 9cqnnoel.
len til %utber College. Sfolcn lint
teoe Oct ielgenoe Mar til 1ecorah.
hpor Groie5ior %orien iorti1ttc iont
Ners @eitprcr. I'll han / 1902 aflo.
ites At SEN nuUrreuoc 9eIturer,
&roicsior 6. st. Ereus.
Toruoen oct iiore 2lrbcioe. Bro.
iesior Sarieu / oisie mango Qar
ne6logoe oeo Goaegct. hpor ban ueo
Chen AZ Sen o'te temmclig bpr0c
iuloe 9eimrcraierHlrg tiQigc unoer
piile ilere Elmer ON CaQeu GA / en-
RUttc al Slor moo:te lore (iliun
men Sfulens StHauncr. ian0t Den
illtiige Ntano oJiua 10 til paa
m~auQiol0iae andre Maaoer al tienc
iii Samium0 san par lanqe Se-
corah Menigbeo5 |reit; ira 1868
I'll 1889 Tar ban 6e0atter Tor Sir
fetioeHoe". o. igieH re0isercoe ban
gla6et ira 1902 iii llhqanaen al
1912 "a ban nilsites al Gaitor
Shomas AjIsion. San bar ogian
/ I'm Sio / en- Aorraffe Spnooens
SiceiormnEb.
Zen tgife MiaiouriipnoOe3 tbeo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-05
@jenncm tpifc Srilcr.

Berlin 3oie Marts. @aior
Mornbt, ~Serliner SageblattS" mi
IitGre MeSarbeioer, mener, al oeu
enaelif iranite Slaabes Gbancer ior-
Of funne trTngc iia ieienncm Sar-
haneIlerne er Il iuageite 9agct".
San erfIGrer. at oct life err nof at
sbelRgge ale Sorierne paa begJe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-05

bpori ser life ianotes Splg Weo
eniolbig 5ro paa lin Sa9 ltGpneoe
ban itabig liqc moo Maalet, roen
9ltforo eller AToigelie % uocn al
gaa Aroqpeie Tor al pln0e trent.
&all5 barulilc 0prigtlqheb oQ %iae
irenlbe0 funoc unoerttben 'slea Ito.
oen0e ior %iaa0dnne, iom life bnu0c
lGrt ham 1oot NOT at flenoe, men
man opoaaeoe mart, az Oct %oltianl.
men bare par CT llbtrpf Tor ct
parut Sierte a ct retiproigt Gin
oelug.
Get er FAINT, enonu ior tiolig I'll
iuloe at funne 'tdtte 9etp0ningen al
Oct 9lrbeioe, 4rOiesior Sar'eu neos
Iaaoe / lin lt-oarige &irfiombco
iom 9eItnrer 'or Sutber College,
men yet peo ri. at boaoe paa oct
rent firfeliqe Cmraooe % hpoh Den
humane Nun0soannel'e ungoar. 'o1
hat bette 9lrbelOe ituot en- pelilgnet
Srlat. &eiulraterne cr paatage-
liee inartiagt operaIt. buor norffc
;Solf 6uqqcr % Dor her / Sanoei
Get er ocrior life iormeget al lige,
al NoromRnNfne / Amerifa peo
bette Gsosialo har miltei en- Al. DC
oaer ~betpoeliqiie arpfter. Der no..
aeniinoc er buffet op iblanot BEN
en- itert prlitin Strait I'll Oct
gobe.
Ieter 2nureutius Sarien par loot
i ariinaniano Den lobe augult
CIR Gnfel. Siteoahl. par
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-05

SertiRttcs saa SIDE 1
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-05
Or. Sdur. Sarien,
Zen Nomlc Sirfc' M Sfulcmnno har
aauct I'll inc sabre.
ct mobclt % pirfsomt vip.

Eroicaior DR.. %1ur. 2aricn 0eoe
liot eiter alotten Munoaas Nj
ten ben lite @}art2 pua Gecorab
NoipitaI. Naere0e ior ct Tar llqer
iioer par hans GiIit1no iliq. at bans
nrrnclte gjor6c ia i~ortrolig mco,
at Geoen life tunOc porc lougt
bortc, o. iprlig ! 0en iioite llges
SiO bar ban ioa ip1q. at man
mootte pente, at ban uiloe iounc iuo
| @uilcn noariomhellt.
Ntc0 Eroiesiur %ariens Se0 al
~IliittcS Ct rigt % ltort Sio@pcrf. San
por en- al De faa g'oronlUno / Sine
rita, iom eiter ulle2 cuitemmilc
Com - / bpao Scir man lad cn0
berer bJelnme h0r uurct en- so
peofattor / norlt0mcrifunit llopif
lima. HiIltllrelt ION tirfeliQ lect uIl
man ponifelig flmnc tGllfc iiq Oct
norlte Nmerifa, fila ian man fien
Der Oct ioag, uoen Denne Mano. iont
peb inc iielone Nono5Qooer, i'm al
nrig ipigtenoe Groifob, i'm itore
llegcnupttigbeo o. lit oltio mooI-
beOibitc NrbciNc hor iormaoet at
iGtte lit Erpe poa inc Cmaioelicr
/ Ell @rab, lom tonltc inlen onOcn
iblanot os. San par en- al Dem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-05

5Ortiaites gaa eiSs 4
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-05

SSO,UOU Wtall0. S1llalillllen $500
600 oftloe tplf -eiterriqife aonba-
tanter.
l~topeyling al Sanger.
Gen ierite &ortion al iaorcoc tp'fe
6anaer I England, ion blcp iclot til
Sollano forot uopcrlc@ nneo iuurcoe
cngclIte Sanger / Suiflonb, bcltob al
10 Sficercr og % Wcllioc, mcoocleS
ira Sonoon.
Ior DC laurcocS eaen Sfplo bIeu
oct oronet iliQ, at Nirciien ira Gra.
Ian0 forcgif title % ilbelnerfct. alll
nogle tiliGloigc Silifllcre bar tilitebe
pco MfreiIcn ira Observation-Disclosures /
Sonoon og llgcIaa - noolc iua Ii
me- Ienerc - ira tSolfltone, hpnrfro
Hcllen git meo Ell engcllf Camper til
SIielingcn / @olonb.
Yle oiaie "a Wtono por iao lent
lTltet, at De pil bli Greblinocr fpr
SipStio. &c allerfleite munaleoc en-
Irm ellcr ct @cn cler bcgqc 0ele, 90
bpcr eneite Mano muatte heres poo
Ell &aare.
st Mebe aors Inlhlluncetoa isrte
De iaarcoe ira 2onbpn iii SolfItpne.
Sem Spgcr og % Hpbc aors Seitre
mcoftlgte De lllpffclioc belt til Tlie,
iillgcn.
Get bar ct iarseligt 5og. "a hoq
bar biale "a Wano bare en- fpripin-
oenoe lioen NrofoeI al De Wtilioner
ION Sriqen ollereoe bar giurt til
&r%cbllnacr - fpr life at inaffc ON,
mao JON foreitaar.
sra Ersemni.
S'elge %nnaarife Apiier, iom nnIi0
er mnfommet til &eneoig / SstaIien,
er Sltltationen / Tr5ennil, iom nj /
ire Waaneoer bar ppret beleiret al
Ell rilSliIt 9lrme UNDER Aommanoo al
General 0imitrieff, cnbnu fife poa
rloaen Maaoe iorllroliaenbe. Der
bnroe enoml life bli noQen olporliQ
Wallgel poo @Srobfont poo en- ire
Waancoer5 Sib, heber oct. % ioa
iortGles Der ell temuielig epentnrlia
@iItorIe ON, bporban ben un9orife
@ornlien / Tr5empil har "fonet en-
Masie Wtab ira &immelen". So, ser
flsi nplig umaaoeliae Tloffe al @ilos
Gn0er ouer @pen; @o~rniionen ifieb
Slllinoer al Dem % ifaffebe iig ierif
Mao Tor mango Sage.
9pcu5 @efolfning teller III ON
frinl 10000; heri er in~hbeiattet baa-
De Soloater OF Gipilc og $500 rms
life Sanger.
Nuaicrnc hplOer cn0ml til nbell-
Tor De porc SpiminQapcrter, Der bar
Ell Naoins az II Wtil % omiatter be-
tpoelige Stre6 al Muper % Tarnt-
lan0 og II inloo 9%onoabper.
Gt telegram ira Yctrolrab al
3oie Oiarta meooeler, at GiterriQer-
mes Torieg paa at iprprae iaiemem
Den ritsiiife Sront ueo Supfon oo
oeroeo nnoiGtte Yr3cmpIl er totnli
mislpttct og bar paaiert Dem itore
Cab.
Hnmrmien.
Taris lite Marts. - Zen rllnGn-
lie SnoenriasminiIter meooelfe Tor
leoen paa CT Wteoe al set fonierpatipe
bemofratiife Garti. al Sen tioliacre
Gremierminiiter. :. :. 6. @rniano.
hoooe a~iillttet en- formeI Iftale meb
Gntentemaeterne ON, az NlImGnien
itnl aiere iples Sng meb De Iaie.
rebe. laor Del belellige 2ieblif er
inoe.
@epis Tor, al en- iaaban 4itale Dir.
felia eriiierer. iagoe ban. bar man /
Oct rumGuife Saan. ION nplig blep
optaaet / 9onbon. lloen en- aaben og
rrl;n Erflpriun ON Ritmpuiprs
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-05

'too a. me Tormationer o. al Srpp
per, lom bleu taaet ira anore Sie.
Der pan Gitironten.
\ Slaact neo &c maiuriitc Sieer
bonoe Spiterne en- iamlet 1sorlterf-
ming AZ + Armetnrpicr cller penilnoo
en- anart Wtilion Mano.
Ter er ialt 80 tpife MrnletorpIer
poa Sitfrontcn, bportiI tomlner -
%eIterrigife, cller iuIt 80. @eo Den
tranlfe Sront 'taor Der IL tpitc Nlr-
m%cforpicr. elsie SaI bar life I'M
oergaaet llogen 6oranOrinq iioen /
Scember."
"a Ct N%rnetorp9 tUller omtri1d
10000 Muno, nbQipr oltiua Oen
toreneoc inf -oiterriglfe &0r paa
N't'ronten 2,0S0,000 Wono, mems
SpIterne paa %eltironter tUlcr f.,
$4,000 Wanb. SiIiammen 1860
600 oftipe tpif.eiterrigife aorba-
tQntcr.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-21

members. s N s ~ ss
AS d testimony OF the deep regrets
which the court feels for the loss OF
their distinguish felloW citizen.
Resolved. that he court do atl-
journ until Thursday next: that the
members or the. court will attend his
funeral in a body, and Wear Grape.
upon their left arms for one mcnt h.-as#
He built and lived in the brick
house now standing opposite the
Episcopal church ON Main street. in
Ctarksburg. West Virginia,
James Pindall was the son or
Thomas Pindall, whose first wife vas
killed by Indians in 1871. His Sec
ond Wtfefwas Julia Scott said to have
been uf the g ener:sf infe1ds Scott
family EBtl1lstl. and she l.;s mother OF
James N. " iss
The Washb:rn Family.
The Washbprn faniti was very
early settlers in the county. Isaac
located his homestead of! ass acres
Fon the eWtsFork riEcI 10 include
the mouth of Isaac s>eak above
Milford. in It'll. Nfter his death
his heir. Nancy. supposed to be his
wife. was granted title to his land. a
Charles. In the same neigh borhood.
entered his claimsin 1TT3. James To-
Gated adjoining Charles in j. 7Tb and
In addition to his settlement right
5nreempted i 200 acres adjoining.
Stephen lived with or near James.
Il The above four were brothers and
all were killed by the Indians Isaac
killed near Clemens Mills, Charles
near Clarksburg and Stephen on the
West Fork at James's cabin. James
was taken prisoner at the same time
and tortured to death at their towns
west of the Ohio.
The descendants of some OF these
are still in the county. The census
for 1785 contains the name OF Re-
becca Washburn whose family con-
sisted of four members She was
the widow of one OF those named
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-21
ecIares Author and Drarnatist
Who Has lust Returned
from Stay Abroad.

PITTSBERG. Mar % Universal
suffrage never will cause any country
to sufferhumiliation that war may be
avoided. declares Mrs. Mary Roberts
Rineha TT. author and dramatist, i'll
her home in Glen Osborne
Mrs Rfnehart has just returned
from Europe For two months she
Witnessed the confusion, the suffer
ing, the destruction in the war swept
regions OF Northern France and Bel
Eglum and in England. Much OF that
time she was at the front She saw
men fighting in the trenches She
saw women working and grieving in
the cities %
The Courage Of Women.
Men are not the only fighters
continues the Pittsburg writer ..Wo-
men in theirw way, play as great part
in warfare as do their fathers, their
husbands, their brothers, ard their
sons. It has required just as much
courage for the women Of Europe to
send their men into battle as 1t has re-
aqnired bravery for those men to face
the fire of the enemy.
These wives and mothers are as
under privation and
bereavement as the Spartan women,
Who said to their sons, centuries ago:
Come back with your shield or on it,
.>Aen and women alike are doing
all In their power to aid their coun-
tries Women are just as patriotic as
men IN Europe now. and everywhere,
always. The cause Of the nation is
their. cause. and they work and wait
and suffer for it. Willingly and proud
III y.
F 1T may have been that, had there
been opportunity before the war, the
women of Europe would have protest.
ed against their countries being plum
ged into the struggle. But all that
\ Is past now. There is no thought of
protest. There is only loyalty to the
nation and the nations head, what
ever be the country There is a grea.
willingness among these European
women to sacrifice everything, all that
is most dear to them, for the flag and
for victory
In this patriotic zeal which Mrs.
Rinehart saw and felt during her stay
in Europe, all factions. all parties, she
says, have been forgotten
In Time Of War.
There is no socialism in Europe
is no socialism, there is no question
of suffrage The men and the women
have laid these things aside And T
believe that this always will be the
case. Women will not foster warfare.
They do not want war. But they
would choose war rather than see
their country dishonored, even il they
had the right of franchise II would
be poor country, indeed, whose wo-
men would not stand behind its men
in time of war
One of the vivid memoirs which
Mrs. Rinehart says she has carried