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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1915-05-21
How Cable il Made and Laid.

A submarine telegraph cable is
merely landline completely isolated
I for its whole length. as water is so
potent a conductor of electric force.
A cable consists of three essential
parts,-the core. or conductor, of
copper, because that is the best con-
Quoting substance known; the skin,
or insulator. of gutta-percha. because
this is quite as effective in its resis-
lance TO the electric current; and
the shield. or protector.of steel wire.
to siren gthen the cable in handling
and submerging. and to protect it
against the dangers of chatting on the
bottom of the ocean. especially in
shoal water; of injury by marine in
sects. and OF damage from various
other causes.
England makes most of the world
cables nowadays. but some are manu-
featured in Germany. Cables are
made in two-mile legths and as each
such section is completed. its electri
cal resistance is tested by a special
machine and carefully noted. When
a ca Bile is made it is put on board the
cable ship which is to submerge it.
There are now over forty such
steamers employed. not wholly for
laying cables. of course. but for re-
pairing them when injury occurs.
Damage to a cable when submerged
is evident by its failure to operate,
the vicinity OF where the break ex-
lists. grapple for the cable, bring it to
the surface. cut IL. and splice in a
new section so as TO enable IL TO ener-
gize again. BY determining the re-
sistance of the effective portion of a
damaged cable. it is possible to put
a repairing steamer within mile or
so OF where the break occurs.and re-
pairs are sometimes very speedily
made. though on other occasions. be
cause of bad weather or other causes,
weeks are often occupied in this
work.
The cable is stored in tanks in the
ships hold and when she reaches the
place where the laying process is
to commemorate lands ''shore end"
section bound with steel to the
thickness of a mans arm to with
stand the chatting of the surf, winds.
and currents. This is taken to the
cable house. usually a short distance
above high-water and to which the
cable is laid in a trench, and then
the ship steams seward, putting out
the cable as she goes. The process is
continued day and night. or from
seven to ten knots an hour. as. the
weather warrants. An Atlantic ca
BILE is usually laid in little over
week. The last Atlantic cable was
laid from Penzance. Cornwall. Eng
land. to Bay Roberts. Newfoundland,
in thirteen days by the Colonia, the
biggest cable-laying ship in the
world.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1915-05-21

About year ago my three boys
had whooping cough and | found
Chamberlain Cough Remedy the on
ly one that would relieve their cough
ing and whooping spells. | contin-
ued this treatment and was surpris-
ed to find that it cured the disease
in a very short time" writes Mrs.
Archie Dalrymple. Crooksville. Ohio.
For sale by All Dealers.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1915-05-21
Convincing Evidence.

Stevenspoint, Wisconsin, has the
sideache from laughing at the hens
of H. X. West and their wanderings
with labels hanging from guilty bills.
announcing that they had been rob-
bling the garden of F. NJ. Sackett of
newly planted seeds.
Sackett complained that his seeds
were dug up faster than he could
plant thfm. Unable to convince the
owner os the fowls OF the errors of
their ways. he politely stated he
would SHOW him"
He scattered corn in his garden.
but first ran a thread through each
kernel. and on the far end he tied
innocent appearing little cards.
Hanging from each chickens beak
when they went home. gayly futter-
ing in the breeze, were the evidences
of guilt. No jury's verdict was ever
more damning.
Here are a few of the inscriptions
on the cards;
II have just been scratching in Mr..
Sackett's yard"
II am a naughty chicken"
81 have been trespassing."
my owner don't feed me enough.
l have to visit the neighbors."
Their owner met them at his gate
and was convinced.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1915-05-21

ties of dress which for centuries have
distinguished the sailorman from his
cousin
Don't do 1t gentlemen. Don't turn
battleship into more of a foundry
than it is. Let jackie go as he is,
proud to be of the glorious past as
well as of the oily and colorless pres
ent.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1915-05-21

Mrs. Theta Quay Franks, who has
found that the ancient profession of
housewifery has suffered a grevious
decline. would have her sisters turn
over a new leaf and give the Ameri-
can husband a square deal. And
isince she has presented so vivaciously
and appealingly the case of the abus-
ed, if undeserving. American husband
it seems only fair and chivalrous that
the side of the American housewife
be heard.
Arnold Bennett. among other for
eign observers, has epitomized the
latter's complaint in his picture of
the utter absorption of the American
business or professional man in his
business or profession. an absorption
that excludes the details of home
keeping from his consciousness. His
wife. in saving his money. in tempt
ing his appetite. is put in the posi-
ton of one playing to an audience
that is doing or reading. She finds
the role eminently discouraging.
The time to berate her for turning
his digestive apparatus and his house
hold budget over to the tender care
of servants, therefore, will come
when the American husband begins
to show his appreciation of a square
deal. And then the scolding may
become superfluous, since with the
more temperamental sex apprecia-
ton alone often accomplishes won
ders.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1915-05-21
Your Child's Cough is a Call For
Help

Don't put off treating your Child S
Cough. II not only saps their
strength. but often leads to more SER
ious ailments. Why risk? You don't
have to. DR.. Kings New Discovery is
just the remedy your Child needs.
1t is made with soothing. healing
and antiseptic balsams. Will quickly
check the Cold and soothe your
Child's Cough away. No odds how
bad the Cough or how long stand
ing, DR.. Kings New Discovery will
stop it. It's guaranteed. Just get a
bottle from your Druggist and try
it. 2
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1915-05-21

health before using
your medicine. ! had
falling, irfamma-
tion and congestion,
fem a lie weakness,
pains in both sides,
backaches and bear
ing down pains, was
short of memory.
nervous, impatient,
passed sleepless
n Ugh is, and h a d
neither strength nor
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1915-05-21
\ Sluggish Liver Needs Attention.

\ Sluggish Liver Needs Attention.
Let your Liver get torpid and you
arc in for a spell of misery. Every
body gets an attack now and then.
Thousands of people keep their Liv-
ers active and healthy by using DR..
Kings New Life Pills. Fine for the
Stomach. too. Stop the Dizziness.
Constipation, Billiousness and Indi-
gestion. Clear the blood. Only 25c.
at your Druggist. 2
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1915-05-21
Children Cry
FOR FlETChER'S
Q AS . RIA
Basket of Rhubarb.

A man on the car from out in the
country is taking home a basket of
rhubarb. great. yigorous-looking
stalks that fairly CLEAN with health
and joy. IL is only lately that the
world has discovered the glory of
II was called the wine
plant and may be that that is the
reason that il was doubted, much
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1915-05-21
REMARKABLE
CASE Of Mrs. Ham
Declares Lydia E. Pinkhara's
Vegetable Compound
Saved Her Life
and Sanity.

Shamrock, MOI ell it my duty
10 tell the public the condition of nv
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-28
Sit Sungersnot tit
Merito.
Yrdiibent mag llm TOnos
OH Mmtrifanfr appels
Suei Gnrlabnnseu NaBrilnssitpffe
pprlGnftg naGl Ypnteren.
&ertrcter oes 3ptem &ren;es uirb
lire %erteilung iibcrluadleu.
GarrumSa 6emeral in Asna Yrieta
funfissiert 700 Stif %ich.

GoueIos, gri5, %. Wloi. Sol
oaten unter General Cafes, bent
Garron5o Offi5ier in 4euo Trieto,
tonfisSierten 700 Stid Sieh. ole @i=
gentilm bon Sobn Sopitobt, eirem
naturulliierter Siirger BON Merico.
nnhe Cos, Sonoro, rporen. lnb brudl=
ten Die Siere nod 9leun Srieta. &ier
omerifoniihe Gnmbons, bic bebnilp-
teten. bnB tic ee5mungen Duroen.
betn 3lIommeittreiben Der Siere
nlit5ubelfer. ipuroen bis geItern
nbeno oils @efongene aeboltet mo-
rouf ibnen geitattet purbc, bietSrcn6e
81 ilberihreiten. Gs beiBt, baB bns
&ieb fcnfis5iert murbe, nodloen@en.
Galles gebort bntte, bab 9opitabt
unter elmer beIonoeren Grloubnis
bes &illn SffiSiers beabiidtigte.
ous 0icb ourh @oup. Nfnntorcnos
@ebiet 81, treiben uno es iiber Die
@rell5e Ill brlngeff.
Chicago, ST.. %. Moi. e. q.
Otorris, Der iteIlpertretenbe 9totio-
nnloircttpr oes amerifonii6en &oten
&rell5es, fllhr beltte bon bier nod
Ntonterep, Ier., nb, INN perIonlid
Die @ertcilung BON Gubr,tngSmittclr
on 10000 Gerionen, bic bort Dem
Suneertobc nohe iein iollen, 6,t ilGer.
ma6er. Ntorris fauftc cine GorIn.
bung Sonnen itno cine 9nbitng 0tais
5ur iofortiaen &ericnoune nod
Icrico.
81 ihington, %. Moi. 6ra
iioerlt 9Silion lpltroe bclite als Snltpl
oes omerifaniidlen &oten &reujes
BON iSrt. Mobel Goaronan eriiift
einen Nppea OIL oas nmerifaniif]t
Golf INN Sonos al erloiien, nontii
9tobrilnesntittel on Die blineernocr
8clpobner in Merico gefouft meroer
iollen. Ger SlppeI miro mobride'n
lid in merigen Soeen peroffentlid)t
ner0en.
&aibinatpn %. Otoi. 9tad
ri6telt on Die bieliee Silln @gentul
ioeen. bnb Gen. ltrbinn, Sonlnlnn
oant Der Sillu Srllppen in Ganuc(
no6 einem beftigen aontpf nit Gur
ran5o Srllppen oie 8ororte pur
Sonlpicn beiett bGtte. gSie nohc bir
i giQo Srrpben ser Stabt ielbit iinb
mltrbe in Ben Gepeiden niht an
| dedeben.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-28
2ernt Scntid.
ltnfenntnis Der Spradle bradJte Gr'
Senatpr g)pnns in Snft.
Sampfer Gptterbam rnit 632 Fuiia-
gieren berte eingetrpffen.

Sem gorf, %. 0toi. Nit bent
bier beute eingetroffenen 9oulpfer
&otterbont Der 'Sol1ono 9ln1crifo-
2inie langten ieds nnlerifonilhe De
legotinnen 5itr filr5li1en Srauen=
Srieoeitsfonferen5 im Snag on.
Gin onberer Saiiogier mar g. M.
&npr, Elm S6iffsbouer bon GbilobeI-
pbio, Der elmer Der ueberlcbenbcn oas
llrtereunees Der 2uiitarlin lit. @r
er3dblte, oob er brei Stuil6en lang
I'M @aier mar itnb ii9 on @rad-
teilen anbielt, ebe er i6lieblid) oDn
einent S6leppboot gerettet unb nod
Queenstown gebrndt nurbe. %nn
bort ieste er ieine &eile nod Solldiib
fort.
Slun Der friibere Senator 60.
fapette goung bon Ges Wtoines, So.,
mar ein Toiioeier bes 0nntpfers. 81
mor onfangs Wtni in Snnsbrlld
Seiterrei1, unter Spionaeebcr6afi
perboftet lti1o "a Stlrnoen in ieinem
Sotel feltgebnlten norben. Serr
gonng iugte, oab ieine Serbaftllnq
borouf Siiriidaufiibren lei, oab el
niht Oelitih fpreden fonrte. &,
nuroe ober. ipie er iagte. bofli6 be
banoeIt unb burftc iofort nod @ier
peitcrfabren, na6bem er lid nisge
fpieien botte.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-28
HriegS-
na(6ri(5len.
(Nadl SfJlnk Der &cbaftion cinge'
setroffen.)
Sampfer Der britiidlen slbmiralitat
nngegriffen.

9ipcrpooI, %. Nioi. Ter bri-
tii6e Gompfer Nrgp1Ibire, Der om
Is. 0tai Spbnep, 9tcliiiibpalcs, per-
Iaiien bot, id)idte brnhtloie Silferllfe,
nnnoem er III Der 9toroiee bltrd ein
oeutihes llnterieebnot nngegriffen
moroen mar.
SpGter nm Gage hot Die glrgpG=
ihirc cinen 6afen erreid)t. IS miro
ieood) ridlt geiugt, Dclher oofen
Dies lit.
Ger Gnmpfer gcbortc friibcr einer
@eieai1aft i'll Glasgow, iteht ieood]
ihon left eilriecr 3eit I'M Gieilite Der
britiihen glomiralitdt. gr regiitricrt
66t0 9fettotonnen iruo puroc im
Sabre 1911 in Glasgow erbout Gr
bot cine 9anae bon 526 'Sitb.
&um oitlidlen nnb iiiboitlidlen
Griegsifanplab.
ger IN, iiber SpnnGn, 2S. Ntai.
l1cber ben Griea eegeu bic Hniien
melbet has beutidDe Irmeebanptannr-
tier uffisie1:
Rim Der Snbnia bnben nniere
Srmppen iuieber Die Sffeniiue besun-
men. Gin Insriff nnf beiben Seiten
Der Snnbitrase 5lpiidlen &ukjenn nnn
6irnguln mar ppn gntem Grfple ge.
front. 9Sir madlten 1920 6efangene
slnf bem reitlidlen sell bieier Troni
luurben rniiiidlc gsndltansrlffe an
mebreren Rnnften snriifaeidllasen.
ysluf Scm iiibDitlidlen aricgsidlnn.
plas perinfltc Der ;Scinb nit men nnf.
gcbradten &eritdrfnngen Den &pr'
muridl Der Sentid)cn nnb Dit.-nng
Srnppen snm Spalten 81 brinsen, aber
bieic %erindle id)lneen febl. Nnr in
Der @cgcno ppn Sieniawa am San
mnrben idliunfc Ibteilnnaen nnicrcr
StreitfrGftc 5uriifseorGnst, mpbei
icdls nnierer@cidliisc niflt mchr rcdlt.
,eitig snriifsenummen werben fpnn'
| ten.
,Sn Der 8cacnb npro0itlid upi
GrScmnsl MAIDEN mir immer meitert
ssprtidlritte sn beiben Seiten bes
Slniics @pssnia. 3n Der am %. Nfni
ecmclbeten Sentc babcn mir nencrlid
5000 @efangene gemadlt nnb p &c
idliitc nnb 90 MaidlinengclucGre er'
bentct.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-28
&itWt 9llbrid's idwer
framf.
in llnfenntnts ees Our mellrcreu
sSoden erfulgten Subes hires
6atten.

q en- y f. 2S. @1oi. 0tit Der
Infiinoieuna, ooB oos Seitoment
ocs ebemoligen Sunoes Senotors
9telion ". 2H6ridl in 99arlpid, u.
s., I'M 9to6IoBacridt hcitotint ''..'
De, erfubr man beitte, boB Die 98itrpe
bcs &erltorbcncn, Srau apb9 y. a.
Orih, 10 idlper fronf iit 0ob tic BON
ocnl SoOc ibres Ntnnnes nod nihts
crfobren botte. llntcr Dem Seitomcnt
iino tie lino orei &inoer 5u Seriuol-
tern 6es ouf $30,000,000 gei9Geten
9ta6ldlies ernannt. Serr 9ilori6
itarb Dor mcbrcren @So6cn.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-28
Observation-Disclosures
oampier anf 0rnnb.
Ga Champagne nit 900
au SOrb, BET St. &a=
;aire geftranOtt.
Innnidlaft mnb EaiIasiere itno in
Si6crbeit.
Sdliff lit nid1t tprpebiert luDrben,
iast Die 6cielllfnft.
Strnnbetc nnr infulgc nngliifliten
3nfals.

9tantes, 6rdnfreld, 2S. 0toi.
Ger 9ompfer Gbanlpnc Der ,Sron5o=
lii6en Srollsatlontii6en Siltie iit bel
St. 9to5aire ouf @rluto 9eraten Gr
lit IGDer bei6Goigt Sic oil 9orb
befinolidcn 900 Gcrlonen nulBtcn
pom S6iff berltlttergebolt peroen.
Der 0anpfer ftano i'm &erfcbr
5Wiihen SSranfreih nno 0Gien IN
3entral= lmo Siioamrifo. 93a6 ocm
leBten 9erid)t iiber oen Gonipfer lit
er ON Z. Ntai pon Colon ubaeaanacn.
2ic @bnmpogte til inl Sabre
1886 III Ct 9tn5airc erballt poroen,
bate 306S 9tcttotonncn un6 NOR 1913
SUB lang.
Sm 6cbrlar mar nits 0toorif be-
rld)tet mor0eIl, onB ein gInihloq uuf
bos Sfiif geplont, aber ourd] cine
brohtloic Oepeid]e pcreitclt uorbelt
lei. Canals ici eiu 9ertid)cr on
Soro perhaitct morocl. in ociien Sc
iib man fiinf Gpnomitbon1bcn aciln-
oen bobe.
Earis, 2S. Ntai. 9eante Der
fron5oiii6cn @i1ie bier erfl1ren, 6ob
ale Eaiiagiere Der Gbompoene in
ct. gta5aire qelonoet puroen unb
ouB mon feine @eiurguiiie Su bobclt
bralldlc. Sie perii6er1 uud onf bas
beltimltteitc, bob onS Shiff nid)t tor
pcoiert nrroc.
Ger &nmc oes Iompicrs. Scr Die
Eailo9iere Der @n Champagne ulifac-
nonllFen bot, iit bier nidlt bcfoni1t.
Ofan gIollbt, Oob ooS Sdiff MIR in.
folgc zines uu9liidlihcn 3ufoas ae.
| ltran0et lit.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-28
Srdiibtntenfriie tit YDrtus
gal.
ErnIbeut Wtnnnel 9lrriaea bat re-
iignicrt.
Nenluabl mirb bnrdl bns Gurlnmenf
am 13. ,Snni upracnummen
luerDen.

S1iia bou il. YnrtilaaI, IS. lfoi
lleber TariS. 8eltcrn bot @iomiel
9lrria9o. Der YrGiiOcnt ser Republif
Eortligol, bcnliiiionicrt. Sonitao
miro Der SOn9reB juiomnertrcten,
INN Die ooOurdl gcid)oiiene 2ogc 5u be
raten mo cntiprchen6c NioBrcocln
sll beidlicBcn.
Or NIbcl ginbo, &roiiocnt 6cs
SberItrn 8cridtsbnfeS, miro bis sum
9lbluli Ocs 9lmtsternlins N[rrioooe
olS SrGli0ent flmeiercn. 9lm f.
SSSltli miro cine gteuDobl itnttiin6cn
Scr BrGiiOe;it miro Onrdl oos 9orlo-
ment erlpdblt fper6cn.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-28
&abinettsiibnng fitl ans.
Seine bringenben @eidlaftc nnb Bra
iioent inbispunicrt.

Soibineton, 30. Ntni. Gr0-
iibcnt gSilion iogte Die bclttige &nbi
ncttSiisuna ob, neil feinc bringen-
ben glneeIcgenbeitcn 5ilr 9eratlln9
porlogeli mo or auh ein penig IN
oi&ponicrt mar. 9liS Berlin NOR
nod feline 9taGrift be6iigli6 Der 9lnt-
mort nuf Die nmerifailiidle Note eir.
9ctroffcn. Der Trdiioclit batte andI
feline 9eiii1er.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-28

lleberidpelllmltna oes Snbres 1903
nor5ubereitela
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-28

200 Mrbgerlabtll tn
6lasgOw wtgtn prohibit
tiucr Yrciie geiperrt.
Sunbun be5eidlnet 6citnng Sr5empsl
bnrd Sentid)e sefdbrSct.
slllerbinss erliiten Seutine am San
seiterm cine Sdlloppe.
@ineten 5mriifialisn nno aht tic.
id,iibe Snriidlniiem.
Sritiiher SrcaOuunabt Wiaieitie III
Sarbauellen Derienft.
Stlisfrenser Yrinees Srene mpiterios
anfseflpsen.
Santpfer Gnbebp bon beufihem lin.
ferleebpDt fprpe0terf.
staliener mcloen WeiteresSurbriusen
in aaernthen.
Su0en brei flcinc EGiie nnb If
Srtihaften senummen babeu.
Giienbabn Habreiinu Srieit uurbe
anseblif nnterbrpdlen.
Observation-Disclosures seiaen nadlts
fcinerlei Siht.
opllnno protsltiert IN Berlin megen
Srniulers @rnpenhnse.
Snrfcn crubern in SnrnnnsIlen bri.
tiifen Srnnspnrtonmptcr.
IetrugraS meloet Die %elebnna uum
llrnmiab onrdI 6niien.
SGrfcu errinscn Sngeasn &orteile
am 6npbrat nnb Siaris.
Scntidle Sriegsfreimilliec beaieris,
sesen Stalien sn Siehen.
HentidDlnnbs&riegserflGrnn an Sfa.
lien bnlb 5n erlunrten.
Snnn iol md Die tiirfiidc ariesser'
flarnus nahfplscn.
SlaSiidc Sep0lfernns in Srieif DC.
munitrierl scssu Stalicner.
Gnslamb erleiSet ihwere Scrsnite an
ariessidiffem.
Spmbon,23. Mai. Scm &erluite
bts Sriessidliiis Srinmpb fulatc anf
benz Snhc Der &erlnit bes nbdl gro-
sercn ariessidliffes Taieitie, Sas III
ben Suroanellcn Snrdl elm oentidles
ober fiirfiihcs Sandlbuut snm Sim
fen gebraHt Unrbe. Die Iomiralitat
berid)tet:
ySas britiidjc Sriessidliff Giaje'
ltie traf Sas sleihe Sd,ifial iuic ben
Srinmpb. &Gbrenb es Die 'engliidl'
fran5oiiid)cn SanDtrnppen bel Den
Speratiuncu sesen Die Siirfeu ami
Der !Salbiniel @allippli nnteritiibfe,
mnroc es bon einem feinolidlen In
teriesbuut turpebiert nnb ianf. sat
bic sanse Semannnns iuurbe se'
rettet."
7os Soudboot. ons Den Sriinlph
lmo bic Maicitic gum Sinfcn bradte,
biirftc ein ocliti6es ieiu. oos bon Der
niterreidiidlen Slottenboiis Eolo
nnd oen 9oroonelen 6u fonunen
wubte. Die britiihc @clanotifoft IN
Stben ioa mir Die Sernidtilng bieies
llnterieebooteS einen Greis non
StnnDO uiseeihri9hOn hnben
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-28
Ntncr Grmbemarbcitcr=
Strtif.
iyricoe i'm Ditlidlen Sbiu lunr hon
frr5er Saner.

SteubenpilIe, g., 2S. Moi.
800 9rltbenbeiiser Der Ntaieitic-
8rube Der q. y. Blair Goal So. III
8lairnlont, nabe bier, bcgolnen
beute eineil Streif, neil, lpie tic be-
haupten, Der gon5e Setrag ibrcr
2obne 5uriidgehalten ipitroe, nm 90
nit einen Seil Der fpdbrenb oes ao6-
lengr6beritreifes im oitli6en Sbio
i6ulbig gebliebenen Sdriermictcn 5ll
be5oblen. Die Streifer bebaupten,
bnb linen ip1brenb Der Glcpelano
aonferen5 geiogt lpurbe. ooB Die
8ritbenbeiiser bel Der gintreibuua
i6ulbieer 0iieten riidii6tspoa nor-
dehe11 niir0en.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-28
Seiiernns anBaltenb.

g8oibineton 2S. 0tui. Ser
bieiigen griediiden. @eionbti6oft
nurbe unier getrieem 9otum aus
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-11-28

T HI s COUPON
and ISc for Little
Girls Bungalow
Aprons. fine ging-
hams, in assorted
c oil ors: short
sleeves, belt and
pocket. sizes 2 to
s years of age. 80
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-17

"Conhuskers" have played thirty
nine games, of which but two have
been lost, both defeats being at the
hands of Minnesota. In these thirty
nine games Nebraska has totaled L.
o36 points to its opponents 142.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-17
NEBRAsKA'S RECORD.

Any way you may look at it. the
Nebraska record is enc to bo proud
Of. During the last five years the
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-17
LOCAL TEAM
Defeated by Salem BowIers in
Close and Exciting Game
Rolled Here.

The Salem duck pin team trimmed
the |. NJ. p. alley second team in
hotly contested game rolled on the
!. NJ. p. alleys here Thursday night,
hy total of twenty-three pins.
Tho Salem team took the lea din
the first game. winning 1t by two
pins. In the second game the local
team went bad and although the Sa-
lon team rolled only an ordinary
game it gained thirty-five pins. max
Ing Its lead forty-seven pins when the
last game started. Captain Witty"
Michottc braced his boys in the final
game and although they piled up n
large score. the Salem team also
rolled better than in any or other
games of the evening and the best
The locals could do was to pick up
twcnty-cight Of the forty-seyen pins
they were behind. losing by twenty
three pins.
Lynch. of the Salem team. had high
average for the contest and Michotte
had high individual score.
Scores.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-17

Copper is produced in nineteen
states and Alaska, tho ode in all ex
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-17
"a Day at the Circus" Clever,
Presented by the Lewis
Oliver Players.

The new play. ~ Day Al the Cir
Gus" now being presented by the
Lewis-0liver Players at the Palace
theater is easily the best comedy that
has been played by this company. II
is one continuous laugh from start 10
finish. Jack Lewis as the adopted son
is we'll received and his acting is of
the very best. Fred Beaudoin as Bling
ley Butes has great part and keeps
the audiences in good humor at all
times. Robert Mcintyre. Richard
Evans, Media Gibson and in fact the
entire company are at their best and
receive much applause.
Tonight as usual Will he the big
night and all those staying may be
the one to so home lucky This play
will be presented again tomorrow af-
ternoon and evening. After tomorrow
this will be the last play presented by
Mr.. Lewis until after Christmas, when
his new company will open with The
Travelling Salesman" Mr. Lewis will
then have the pleasure 10 present
Miss Kitty Kirk. Joseph King. David
Perry, Fred Steele. Eddie Burns and
q number OF others all new to Clarks-
burg but well known in the profession.
o.
Marie Doro and Elliott Dexter.
both well known In dramatic circles,
but now acting in moving pictures in
Los Angeles. have been married. Tnc
two met when playing in the star
cast of Diplomacy"
Robert b. Mantell. tho eminent
dramatic star with Gencvievc Ham
per, is seen today at the Robinson
Grand in William Fox's production
OF the striking modern photodrama,
The Blindness OF Devotion. The
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-17
FOOTBALL SUPREMACY
MAY Vet BE Decided ya Process n.
Mathematical Deductions.

The question OF football supremacy
between rival teams is likely to 10
decided by n process Of MATHEMATICAL
deductions in the future. Rutger has
rone 70 the fore with the statement
that Its team gained 2.021 ynrds
from 403 scrlmmage plays drulng
the last seasoa. showing an average
gain OF about Ave yards per play. Ne
hraska claims TO lead both East and
West In average number OF points
per game. 1t may develop that the
plan proposed some years ago to give
VARYING value to the touchdown,
depending upon the distance covered
during the march TO the score. will
yet find its way to place in the
football code.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-17

athletically as the average high
school student entering American
universities.