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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-05-19

OF Delegates, left yesterday for
Charleston, to attend the extra ses-
sion of the Legislature.
A seyen.pound girl was born yester-
day to Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Ice, Of Balti-
more street.
Mrs. Mary Wade, of Morgantown,
who has been visiting her daughter,
Mrs. John Ramstead, of Center street,
left yesterday for Grafton, where she
will spend a few days with her sister,
Mrs. John G. st. Clair.
Mrs. D. S. Mullon, of Pine Grove,
spent yesterday here visiting Mrs. L.
j. Lake, OF Center street.
o. W. Minor, of Fairmont, was a
recent visitor here.
Mrs. Frank Blackstone and Miss
Nell Burt were visiting in Wheeling
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Patterson re-
turned to their home in Okmulgce,
Okla. yesterday. Mrs. Patterson's
mother. Mrs. Zana Blackstone, accom-
panied them as Far as Wheeling.
M. ". MILAN returned yesterday
from Baltimore, where he was look
ing after business. n
Robert Burt was a business visitor
In Wheeling yesterday.
J.F. Adamson has accepted the con-
tract for the building of the new Phil
lips Garage on Water street.
D. A. Tenant of the Prudential In
surance Company, Fairmont, was in
our city Wednesday on business.
E. d. HUFF. of Littleton, was bust
ness visitor here Wednesday.
G. C. Smith, OF Wheeling was re-.
cent business visitor here.
Robert Smith. of Wheeling, was here
Wednesday on business.
A. Kohn, OF Breckenridge, Pa, was
here yesterday on business.
o. c. Howard, OF Cameron, is here
looking after business.
C. T. Pence, of Keyser. W. Va, was
here Wednesday attending to business.
Giles Mason, of Moundsville, is visit
ing friends here.
c. D.. Garrett, Of Clarksburg, was in
our city yesterday looking after bust.
ness.
t. c. Gray, OF Weston, was re-
cent business visitor here.
w. T. Knode, of Cameron, was here
yesterday on business errand.
Mrs. Roy H. Stewart. the popular
Brookside resident, entertained the
Camp Fire Girls No. 1 at the NJ. E.
Church, on Clarksburg street, last eve
ming. Miss Jordan of WEIGH. w. Va,
gave very pleasing talk to the girls.
Light refreshments were served.
B. B. Smith was q recent Cameron
visitor in our city.
Henry Eleig Of the Neil Grocery Co.,
. F.. T.
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Appetite Follows
Good Digestion

Eearly, everyone indulees tholr
appetite and the digestive or54u6
are abused resulting IA = coDees-
ton Of poi onoga waste thai clogs
the bowels end eRitses mnct uis-
cry and dlstTe
The most q ectiya fenasy 70 cor
rect this coudttton i the @ abina-
ton Of simple u lie hefhs With
pepsin: known Dr. Cald Fetla
syrup Pepgtif q = 1atsirHl.
pleasant tastint = dys g9nt- yet
positive IN actor ana IN ny re-
headache belcl Il. q. Drug stores
sell Or. Cald rs s rtip Pepsin ct
fifty cents 4 d q one dollar q boflie,
and IN thS dSsuds 81 liones 4 "a the
indisper able tniIy remedy. Tor
a free idal bottle write Or. ", p.
caldpell, 100 WaShIngton ST. Mon.
ticeIlo. Ills.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

80 NOTICE q NHEUTIO Ho'
no the Creditors OF A. Bruce Melon
aid deceased:
Inpursuancet of decree Of the Cir
cut Court Of the County OF Marion
made ina cause therein pending, to
SUBJECT the real estate of the said
deeedent to the payment of his debts,
you are required to present your
Staimsa against the estate of the said
aecedent for adjudication to A. L. Leh,
man, Commissioner, at his office IN
tfe said county. on or before the 14th
day OF June, 1915. 4.
witness w.: s. Black, Clerk OF said
Court, this 4th day of May, 1915.
w. IS. BLACK, Clerk.
May 5:121 s-26: June 20.
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FOR .sALE-Up.to.date shoe store.
Main street location, Fairmont; new
stock, cheap rent. Must be sold at
once for reasons that can be satista !:
toriIy explained. Address .. ~.
Michael, Box 1875, Bell phone 86l-k:.,
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sweet cream Sauce.

One cup of sweet cream. a table
spoonful of salt, tablespoonful Of
sugar, three drops of tabasco sauce,
two tablespoonsful of tarragon vine
gar; stir thoroughly until all is blend.
ed, chill, and serve with any combina
ton vegetable salad.
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ball and run. was the champion hit
ter for the state. When came to bat
the felders all had to back up.
"I made lot of home runs. 1t used
to BIO easy for me. am awfully strong.
MY home runs broke so many windows
around the outheld that the city made
us play indoor baseball after a time.
At our championship games thousands
OF men used to crowd around the field
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FARM FOR SALE.

fghtSen acres, limestone soil and
water 10 Sroom house, barn and sdt"
buf1dings; AZ kinds OF fruit aa1d ber'
Res; Will iincl16 brood mspe and colt,
one Jersey COW. wttgop< buggy, farm
III titinsils gand spAQ tools. 2 acres
an dorm and two<of oats, all house
hoId and kitchen furniturS for $500.
as farm alone for $1,400. 1.-Two anu
one.half miles south; of MonongAh
IL. e. FANG HER,
Monongah, w. va"
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was Is I went to oswego Woman's
College for two years. We defeated
every woman's college baseball team.
was pitcher and was captain. We
won the state championship two years.
defeating the state normal school team
at Lawrence and the Berkeley Wo-
mans College at Topeka. All the wo-
men's teams wore boomers.
II Just love to play baseball, basket.
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FoR QUICK REsLLTs.
WANTED.

WANTED First class salesman for.
Fairmont and vicinity for an extra
good permanent position. Must be a
hustler and able TO furnish references.
Address Manager, 604 Main St..
Wheeling, W. Va. 5.19.3t:Eo. ] %
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FOR sALE-Household goods and
kitchen furniture at private sale.
INQUIRE SIS Walnut Ave. Fairmont.
5-18-6t-No. 124
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FOR sALE-New house and lot, fine
cellar and water. Bargain. VIII
trade for small country home or Ford
touring car. Address ]. w. Austin,
FairvIew, w. Va. 5-11-5t.No. LOB
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FOR sALE-1S.room house, 2 baths.
gas, electricity. Block from post
Office VIII sell cheap IL sold, in next
thirty days. Apply Box 11S, this of
fee. 5-13:1mo-No. l1S
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

WANTEDAsewtng plain and fancy;
rates reasonable. Are also agent for
spifellai Corset. Call Bell phone 4s7.J,
Monroe st. No. 1913. 10.16.f
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FOR SALE OR -Four-room
house on Spruce street. Write A..
C. Kendall. Warrington II. D. 2, w.
Va. 6-S-1mo. NO. "a
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of wheeling, was in town yesterday
on business.
George King. superintendent of the
South Penn OIL Company, at Cameron,
was here Wednesday on business.
Frech.Allen Contracting Company
have received two 5-ton motor trucks,
which will be used in constructing the
new roads.
Joseph Morgan, Of Brookside, was a
visitor in Fairmont yesterday.
Mrs. %. D. Nutter was visiting in
Fairmont yesterday.
Denzel Moore, of Brave, Pa, is visit
ing his uncle, ]. @. McClelland, on
Clarksburg street.
Mrs. FIR. Stewart was a visitor in
Metz yesterday.
F. M. Kellar. Of Hundred, was here
yesterday.
]. ". Belch, of Benwood, is here re-
pairing property for his company, the
B. & o. R. r.
G. Washington Mathews, of Glover,
Gap, was business visitor here
Wednesday,.
A. S. Rushford was visiting in Glow
er Gap yesterday.
Charles Cooper. OF Benwood juno
ton, was business visitor here yes
terday. II
The Junior Glass of the High School
gave a play last night, 1.-THE Merchant
of Venice Upfto Date IA large crowd
attended and the play was a success
in every detail.
Frank. Glover has returned from
Glover Gap, where he was attending
to business
Martin King, the popular B. & o.
section foreman has returned from
Underwood, where he was attending
to business for his company.
Mrs. Arch Flick spent Wednesday
in Sunshine. where she was visiting
Mrs. Richardson.
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FOR sAI.E-Blank on and Gas Leases
South Penn form; also Assignments
OF Lease and House Leases. apply
West virginian Office. 1.1-22
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MISCELLANEOUS

MONEY LOANED ip sums from
$1,000 up, to anyone having steady
work. No reference or endorsement
required Address Box 595, ClarKs6urg,
WA 5.5.1mo No. So
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FOR sALE-A few choice houses and
lots at bargain, on easy payment
plan. Call Consol. phone S19-X. Al
lens Studio, 315 Main ST., Falrmont,
w. Va. 5-l2,6t-s6
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FOR SALE-Two fresh cows, one 8.
year-oId Jersey. Inquire D. w.
Clayton, Riyesvtlle, w. Va.
y5-ls-2t-No12S
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FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms
Tor light housekeeping. $500 per
week 119 Virginia Ave.
51S13t-No. III
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WANTED-Foreign woman for gem
eral housework. Apply 6S9 Fair.
mont Ave. 5.l5-6t.No11l4
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HOUSES FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Houses Inquire OF F,
p. Kelley, Office 306 Main street.
Bell phones 4O6.J and 256.W.
5-l2.mo.No. Ill
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FOR RENT-One S-room house near
B ST.. East Park avenue. Call 1873
consol. phone. 5-5.12t No. 80
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WANTED-Dining room girl at once,
Hotel Royal, Shinnston, w. Va.
5:15.3t.No. 1l5
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FORlsALE..

FOR sALE-Three grade Jersey cows,
Il one Just fresh. Apply Lon Hall,
Hall farm, Evansville. S12-W. Con.
phone. 5.19:12t-No. 127
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"a Los ANGELES, Cali May i9.----
Tanned. spar killing eyed and with a fig.
iure nodded perfectly by constant OUT
door life, Catharipe White, champion
girl runner OF Kansas, is in the county
jail here waiting the disposition Of her
case inswhich she Is charged with hay.
ing accompanied "A. G. White. rs, to
SMoiayeg in an alleged stolen automo-
bile.
81 The two were captured after a thrill
ling chase through the desert. Miss
White ran a posse OF. deputy sheritfs
out Of breath and was taken only when
she went to: sleep in barn. n
The girl denied that she knew the
automobile was stolen when White
and she left Los Angeles for Mojave.
She said she had longed to see her
brother, Bernard G. White, at Motave,
but had no money. White told her he.
would pay her way and take her in his
automobile he. denied that she had
any loveffor White.
1--WE lost the road and It took US a
week TO get to Moiave," she stated.
az was not treated very well by Mr..
White, and Il. met him now believe,
I would shoot him. He said he was
rich and would help me go to my
brothers" White was bound over for
trial by Justice Forbes. He, too, is in
the county jail.
Today Miss White told of her life
in Kansas before she came to Califor-
mia.
AZ am an orphan, but have loads Of
relatives here" she said. When l
l D.. ~
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WANTED-C olored maid for general
housework in suburban home. Ap.
ply West Virginia Office. Box log.
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FOR RENT OR sALE-Brand new
four room house in Second ward.
Bath and pantry. Call Bell 679!W.
6-1S.6t.No. 1923
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ssWalter johnson in Petticoats" Tells From Prison
/ Cell How She Smashed Batting Record

REMERIeABEE RECORD OF i
AEHERir 81 st4f5Ig
Af captain OF womsn;s cham.
spfon baseball team OF kansas at I
Soswegoi College. \. III
Pitching ::phenom. OF the state. /
Stole bases and was called I
Z jaelSrabbit..r -
Batted BIS I
Was champion home.run5 hitter.
Fielded perfectly.
Struck out ten every game
Gave few bases on balls. Al
Pitched un6eriand. u
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FOR RENT-Two Office rooms Third
fioor. Jacobs Building. Apply to Win.
tts Jacobs. 302 Fairmont Ave.
4.29-12t-No. 20
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FOR sALE-Blanlt Coal options at
the West vtrsinian Office. s,2s-tt
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FOR RENT-Three rooms with bath.
Yosf mats. Also Groom house on
walnut avenue. Apply J. G. Miller,
room sou Jacobs Building.
ais 5.e.12k No 81
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ROOMS FOR RENT.
$3.50. 800. -

FOR RENT Three room apartment.
Fost hats. Apply j. 9. Miller. 90!
Jaeoba Bldg. 5.19:12t-No.lSO
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Benevolent IndixiduaI-rea. SIR
j hold that when 9 man makes little
extra money his igst duty 10 to make
HIS wife a3preseit o. = handsome dress,
stfanger@Yoa aTe 4 social pbloe.
opher, presume
ID. j I'm q dry goods NOR.
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observation-disclosures rooms with or
without, light housekeeping. Mrs.
Robertson, corner Monroe and High
streets 7,24-tf
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WHAISs SsRoNcq
Gus-The idea Of his saying had
more money than brains, Quite
,ridiculousi
Jack-That SOY
got q penny
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Booster Lard guaranteed by Robb..
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ABUNDANCE ATTAINED.

Strange" said the first tramp,
medttatively, Chow few of our youth
full dreams ever come true!"
"oh, dunno!" said companion.
81 remember when used to dream
about wearin,' long pants, and now /
guess wear 'em longer than any one
else in the country" Ladies Home
Journal.
Save money. Buy lard now at
Robb's. 5.19-St
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FOR RENT-Six room house with
bath on Sixth street, rear SOB Fair
mont Ave. Inquire ]. Y. Hamilton,
Fairview, W. Va. 6-19'12t,No. l3l
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FOR RENT-Eightr room house on Pier
mont Ave. Apply ]. C. Miller, 5o7
Jacobs Building. 5'19.12t'No. 129
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OF Delegates, left yesterday for
Charleston, to attend the extra SEES
sion of the Legislature.
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Of wheeling, was in town yesterday
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-31
President of Review Board De-
cIares They Are Best with
in Last Twenty Years.

With final adjournment OF the Har-
rison county board of equilization ana
review Friday evening for the year
after having been in session since
July S, President Samuel S. Faris,
Of Bridgeport, president Of the board,
condition in which the board founc
the books of Howard Robinson.
county assessor. Mr.. Far1s states
that the personal property and real
estate books of the county are in the
best shape of any for the last twenty
years. during which time he has been
connected In official ways with county
assessments and the manner In Whlcn
they have been kept.
Mr.. Faris said 1t was noteworthy
that the board after the most care
full review Of the assessors BOOKS.
made only about twenty-five changes
or corrections, all unimpI~tant. The
board did not find 1t necessary to
make a single important change. This
fact is something most unusual In
view OF the large assessment the
county has, one of the largest In the
state, and it certain speaks volumes
for Mr.. Robinson's accuracy. EN-
cheney and judgment.
The assessment of the county. Mr..
Faris stated, is as fair IN the matter
eff equalization as the states assess
ment laws provide. The board founc
consistent work on the part Of Asses
sor Robinson in listing all properties
under fair and equal vaIue and iss
president states that there can be n~
Just complaint that all property own
ers have been treated alike by the
assessor. Fair and eQuaI values has
been his earnest motto throughout
and the boards findings emphasize
perfect adherence to that motto.
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MORE COLONIES
On the Governors Staff and
National Guard Examina-
ton Board is Named.

Orders issued by Adjutant General
John C. Bond provide for the APP
pointment of a board of officers for
examination of candidates for pro-
motion and commission In the West
Virginia National Guard. to meet at
Camp Hatfield. the field camp OF In
struction at Petersburg, Tuesday
August 10. or as soon thereafter as
practicable.
The detail for the board is com
posed Of Major Cassius 6. Hogg
medical corps: Major John n. Char
mock, first infantry: and Major James
1. Pratt. Second infantry.
A revised list of members OF the
honorary staff of Governor Hatfield.
also issued by General Bond. names
as atd-de-camps with the rank CT
colonel. the following from Wood
county: T. A. Brown, w. A. Hersch.
William Kirk, Charles s. Smoot, Lyle
Jones, Richard Mumaugh, Frank II.
Markey, Frank S. Smith. Charles
Brooks Smith. Harry woodward. w.
L. Mengert.
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BURNED At STAKE
By a Mob is Texas Negro Sus-
pected of Part of Murder of
Three Children.
tpv Assoe,ArEo pRrss,

TEMPLE. Tex, July 31.-The burn
ing at the stake here last night of VIII
Stanley, a negro. suspected of part
in the murder OF three children OF W..
r. Grimes. hampered the police today
in their efforts to arrest other persons
suspected in the case. The mob burned
Stanley to death when they found him
wearing trousers which bore the name
OF the father of the murdered hhfldren.
Two other negroes held by the police,
Slim Harris and another going by the
name of Wells were taken out of town
by the police last night and hidden.
Stanley's death last night was watched
by many women and children. The
negro tried six times to get out of the
flames but traced chains bound him
too firmly.
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was given to him" The report con
times. .tA
mir. sullivan and Mr.. Beer sue
ceeded in keeping from the secretary
of state the knowledge of these spe-
cial interests.
In xtenuation of Mr.. Bryan's &C
ton in appointing Sullivan, Commls-
sioner Phelan mentions the hatterlns
Endorsement secured for the candl-
date. oven from members of Yale
university faculty, but adds that the
secretary OF the university entered
formal protest against the unf1tness
Of Sullivan. and that this profess
reached Washington before he was
confirmed
Among the other outstanding
points Of the report are the follow
ing:
That Su1livan's claom for credit
for inaugurating payment of interest
in government deposits was due to
others. 'VI0
Receiver wick inaugurated the re.
form
That sullivan's claim for credit
lor's bills and other debts, that Ell
forts were made to buy up judgments
against him at a discount, and tnat
Sullivan's proof that his political
hackers were not the ones to advance
him money for this purpose is not
conclusive.
That Sullivan was the only one
among twenty seven foreign minis
tiers AID consdls In Santo Domingo
unable to speak the language of the
country.
That there was no proof produced
to show that Sullivan was add1cted
to the excessive use of Intoxicating
liquors or that his attire on official
occasions was such as to give offense.
That the afidavit sent by Sullivan's
blenders to the president attacking
the personal character of Receiver
Wick was repudiated by one of the
atlantis and rejected altogether by
the commissioner.
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WASHINGTON, July 31-Infiu-
enced by men who sought the ap-
of a friendly minister to
Santo Domingo to protect their
financial interests and who considered
him the most available candidate,
Mr.. Sullivan, in May, 1913. wrote
out and forwarded formal appd-
cation for appointment.
In these words Senator James D..
Phelan, special commissioner who IN
vestigated the Santo Domingo diplo-
matte scandal. in his report, just
made public, confirms the accuracy
of claims made by those who sought
Sulliyan's dismissal that he was
..backed" as minister to Santo DO
mingo by the group of American
financ!ers known as the "Banco
National crowd.
There was no doubt" says Sena-
tor Pbelan's report. that the con-
spicuous and acknowledged support
John G.. Gray, of Wilmington, Del.
Congressman James Hamtll, o.
New York; Frederick Ryan, class
mate and lawyer in New York, ana
James X. MCGUIRE. former mayor OF
Syracuse. There is likewise no
doubt that his most anxious and
jealous advocate was William =:
Beer, OF New Y OK. INK. bSeA 49,
Mr.. Gray were attorneys for the
Banco Nationally
Doubts Sulivan's Vcracity.
'.1n view of the large financial in
terests in Santo Domingo possessed
by his clients, the self-effacement
with which Mr.. Beer championed
Mr. sullivan's case is deserving OF
So
INF. sullivan testified. 4 met Mr..
Beer casually in the New Willard
hotel about the time of my appoint
ment.' but other testimony, Mr. sui
livan's own and others, indicates that
these meetings were far from cas-
ual."
I'm other places the report indi-
Gates the commissioners disbelief in
the frankness and truthfulness OF
Minister Sullivan's defense: Review
ing Beers activities IN Sullivan's be-
half. the report adds:
land yet Mr.. Sullivan denies. IN
his formal answer. that Mr.. Beer
furthered his candidacy. and In doing
so represented the Banco Nactonal
and the Jarvis interests"
The report asserts that Beer and
his clients also sought the appoint
ment of other officials In in Santo
Domingo, and that Beer, when In
vited to testify, avoided taking the
stand. although ample opportunity
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FRENCH STATEMENT
OF WAR ACTIVITIES
~ ASSOCIATED rrssn

rs pAHIS, July 31.-The French war
ofsce Today gave out the following
German aviators thsi morning bonn
horded st. Pol-Sur-Mer and Grave
1j,ces. At the first place no damage
40 sd0ne. at the second a child was
lrii,ed. In the Argonne the explosion
: "a German mine yesterday was fol-
1owed by spirited fight in the course
- ~ mich we succeeded in securing the
oo,cayafion made by the explosion.
eoSae bombs have been thrown down
~ avIStors of the enemy on Nancy.
T;ha Material damage was insignifi-
Int One OF the German machines
S ..sas compelled on its return to come
ssr,n Fetween the French and German
,sres The aviator succeeded in escap-
~ SUI the aeroplane was brought to
noIn near our trenches.