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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-12-10
Tarmers GleDatDr
MOrriiou, Mo.
Canaan.

Der 0ffentIide @erfauf Oes Iad.
iaiIes oes pcrItorbenen @m. Shiel6S,
welder fiir5Iib unter 2eitung oes
9adlaB 8crpalters, @m. Mror.
itattfano, mar gut befudt uN1 Sic
Saden brad)ten aud quite greiie
gang DEFENDERS Dos lebenoe Sieb.
Gourtp superintendent u. 8.
Wtarm beiudte am borigen 9onners,
tag bic bieiigen S6uIen.
Ism. Riron, Der Snipeftor fir bie
Big Wtuoop,~ bat lett mebreren "a.
gen 8abnifmellen aufgenommen mo
perlaben.
Bic GrDcfungs.8 eriammlung Die
unter 2eitune Der grebiger Togon
nno Mmos. bon SmenspiIIe, ionic
mebrerer bieiigen Breoiger, in Der
2ibertp gaptiiten Stride ~abgebalten
morDen mar, idloB olit lesten Conn.
tag nit einem Soufaft an Der ssron
Sorb Der DrD Sort. 9ieie Ser.
iammiiing i6eint icbr erfolareid ae.
peien 5n iein; adt rleue 8efebrte
empfingen Die Saufe; mebrere glbgc.
falle1e puroen Dieber aiifseliolrnlen
iino BET bieler anoeren Mnpeienber
5eigte lid Elm tiefes Sntereiie, Die
gapfiften @emeinoe bon Canaan
bot oieles Snbr eincn @ciIt Der 0ie.
oerbelebuns ge5eigt, Die nod ME felt
bielen Sabren.
Srls. Jloriie. Doris nno 8erfic
Ridaroion befanoen iid iiber lesten
Sannstag nno Sonntag oiif geiud,
bel Snfel unO Eante, Or. Omen un6
Satin, in leslie.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-12-10
&nrins fir Ganb . grsSiaer an Der
IiFonri iinincritat.
Die crite, oerartiae gcriammlnna IN
ben Der. Staaten finbet iudbs
renb Der Sarmer.@ odie, bon
81. San. 1916, itatt.

Gas Iderbdlt /. 9oIlegiim Der
Staats.llniprriitat BON @iiiouri sebt
bon Der Soee ans, cab Der 2an6pre.
bigger in ieinem 8irfungsfreis in
bemielbpr Wabe epfolgreid)er iein
miro, in welbem feline &enntniSIc
nit ben Groblernen 6es 6arnerS fi&
crapeitern. ssm @influng nit Obj
gem bat Saber Dos aolegium oss
Mferbmus einen fur3en Glirius ar.
ranaiert, in Der Snrmera8 Don
81. Sauuar, 1916, bies 1T Der
erfte, berartige &uriiis In Den Der
Staaten. Der ipe5ielle, fur5p air-
Jus fir Sanopreoiser iir6et on 10
Dem Gage, ipdbrenb Der 8ode, Itatt.
ron baIb.neut llbr, pormitto9s, bic
3 llbr, nadmittags. Sn oieien gor-
trdgen babem bic Sonbpreoiger Oie
@elegenbeit Der 8efprednrg lamb
Iider 3nftdnoe unb 8erbaltniiie. To-
nie aud, moberner, fortihritiIifer
8epesnneen 5iir Sebuna unO Ser
heiiernng oes 2anflebens, 5n5ab0S
rem. SIN ieoen Nadmittag, BON 3
libr. bis 6 ltbr. boben bic 2an0pre-
bigger aud Ole @eeIesenbeit ben
&onferensen Der Some Mafers-
unb .MnroI 2ife@ bei5utpobnen.
Anfiinoiguneen bon nGdrmer's
gBeef." fospie aud, .Jarners Short
Gourie in agriculture, IN oe,en oos
p~oriBdnoise 8roaromm Der Der
fammlunsent 3efen un6 Demon5trn@
iionen entbaIten lit. fino felt Dem l.
D@ember 5ur gertbeilrng ferfig-
IGrampIare merbcn frei 5ugeian0f.
penn man fid 6rieflih an Die fcIs
genoe ab6reffe tuenbet: COLLEGE OF
asricuItlire, llnibersitp Of Miifcuri
columbia, Mo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-12-10

Der 3Defc bes aoinntittecs 81 oefcn.
SoIlte iid bel 8eenSisu1ig Ger 5ba-
tigfeit 0es &enrmittees Elm llebar.
idhpb ersebe1,, 10 miro bieicr ben
3iueden beS Rotben arerses iiber-
pislen.
@elSien6iugen iin6 sl a6reiiirsn
on Carl g. SdpirS Sdjasmeiiter.
care Of @emIlan artericon 8nnf.
Meils Building, Stem gorf Gitp.
Ras @iirgcr . &ommittce fir Sc
notwithstanding:
Or. Sp. S. @oIf, 8oriisen6er.
@sp. Sncnb @. God, Sefretar.
Carl 8. Sdnlr5, Sdabmeiiter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-12-10
Bar.

.. SAJe t..Ht ..
Gusrlonn uilb &uegge uilb S.
&oelling boben poriee 8ohe fir
cine Ir5abl bieiiger Sarmer &orn
geidroten.
SenrD @oIoefer madtc in Der
p%ergai,eenen ISOLDE einen @eid1ftss
beild in ct. 2oi,is.
Senrp Oberg unb Sbeo. 8ri6-
mann modten am lesten Montaa ci-
ne Sabrt nod Stonp Sill.
Srai Sris Sebn, pelde ieit Ian.
sere 3eit franf par, befinbet iid jcst
laigiam alif Der 9eiierung.
Com. Coll unb Snmilie, BON Sotss
Dam, iporeln iiber lesten SamStag Die
@1lte BON SenrD 8uidmann.
SRI. ella Sobein lit am bereonge-
men Montag, nab einem aipeinodjent.
Iiden 9eiud bel Der SamiIie bon
Seftrp 9uihnldnn, tpieber nodbnuIe
5uriidgefebrt.
Der nffentlide Sertaut ort bori.
gen 9onnerstag. bei go. Miller,
NOR sabfreid bei,idt uub allies brad.
te auh quite Greiie.
SB. 8rinf uno Samilie, lpelde iif
alpri @oherL bei,td)sipeiic, bel bieii.
gen 8erfpanbten uno Sreunben anf.
gchnlten baben, iino borige @obe
ipieoer had ibrem Seim, in 5reoerif,
|Oflu.. aereilt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-12-10

terii,l9 SadidGainos Saltoel mi
Rabriutgsmittein 5u treiben, nna
baB oieic &edjte nitt Bios Brioile
glen iir6. l~lariere 8erpflidEainger
9esemiber 9eutid,Dnitb als unferar
a1nt6eir IN Der 9ergangenbeit mi
3nfunit. iotpie 5oblloie 9anbc Sei
8ertpanbtidott lrpo 5beilnabnle lie
geip inns Ole Bflidt @,f, bon unie
ren &etten @ebnmld 81 mad,cn
cenn bdbratb Die 8%erienoiirg BOZ
9atrlngsrnitteln fiir ms Sad)e &c
;uilinbrineenoen @eiddftes ut, MAG
tic Fir nieIe mnierer Sreinbe ELM
Safe BON 2eben o6er Zoo tperoen.
@as Goimnittee bcablidtigt. ~
Sic Berbreitung BON Sniormationel
basiieiif; Der g~epienSllfg bon Tode.
'sn furd Die Gadetpoit Oh, nid)t-
f;impfenhe 9cutife ulro Seiterre:del
3l erntoglifen unrb ST. letter.. @s
lit fir ieoe Gin5elperion por5r@iebe.t
oireft ON Den 8erpanbten ooer
Sreuno 5l idifen, iilbem man Dem
&ommittec oas 9atlm DER Seu-
hrna un0 ben Iantelt oeS gin'
pfGngers mittbeilt. aIe Eafete
Iolet resiitrirt rerben, mas &cbr-
foften bon 10 Gents pernrfodyt, 1no
es ioa cine gmpfanssbcitatigung
pcrIongt DerSen. aae Saddle Dir.
fen MIR Robrlingsmittel eiltbalten
iupo Fir ben @ebroud bon Gipilpert
io1ten beitimrlt iein.
81 Das aommittee miro @el6 mir
ben Gntaaf BON Sdmal5, Spet,
Mild ooer anoeren Nabr1mgsd1it'
tcIip e,utgegennebmen uno mir oieje.
nigen 8erioner, peld,en cs beldarcr'
lid ooer lmnoglif hit. lire Radcte
iebit 5u p~erienoen, Den ginfaiif
beiorgel. Solde Sepoungelp per-
oen entfueoer air oie boa, benz Gen.
ser oes @eloes angcgcbene aOreiie
geridtet ober an einen @eiitlifIe1t
oes Ortes, in ncIdJem Die Senburt.
gem unter ben 8ebiiritigcn pcrtbeHt
iuer6en. Grei Dollars be5ablcn Die
bolitdnoisen Soften fir ein 5c1t
gsf.nS godet, eirgeitGoiien freie abs
lieferung on irseno cine aoreiie IN
Deutiddarb oDer SGterreit : lin.
,garn.
81 @enn Die Mniie Der 5u lem
6enoen artifel geniieen6 groB ,per-
BEN ioate, tpiro 6os aommitte Der
i,aten, gerrineerung Der TRANSPORT.
foSteap az ersielen olrd @aumbele.
quna in eiDem ,latralen Sdiffe,
ooer, iuen,r moglid,. aurd Seneriirig
zines SdGffes Fir oirefte SenSia'g-
3ebn gro5ent aller 8eitrdge fperoen
obaesogera nm Die gerrpultlngsfo-
item unS Die Soften fir Joroemitug
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-12-10
3nr gefdaigcn Seadtnug

Sn elmer ON 4. DECEMBER 1915 ab.
sebaftenen @%erfammI,tng Der 8iref.
loren Der unteraeihneten Sarnuers
glcbator Co.. puroen Die Bidder Der
@eiellidaft renioirt unb baraufbin
beidloiienl baB in Submit allc &c
i6Gfte Der @eiellidaft MIR na6 Dem
itriften 9nar [. Spitem gefibrt irer.
ben uno bob bonn 1. Sanuar an s
8ro5ent alif alIe falligen 8etroge 5l,
aeihloaen mer0en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-12-10
@ornion.

HH.HH
@m. 8eaemann lieb oieier Gage
on ieiner @obnnng einen anbali, IN
Der 6orm zines ger1umigen Bon.
@inoop beritellen. iolpie oad ourh
Sredmann Bros. cine 4cetpline.ge
leudtlns einridten.
&enrb 2anbmebr nn0 @nttin, bon
Sigginspille. iinb aegenmdrtig Die
@aIte hires Shniegeriobns uto IT,.
rer Eodter, 5: $. Srceic uno @at.
tin.
Iug. 8arbelmeier bot iein Bobn.
bais an @mt. Sift, fir $4,000 Der.
fault. Suit. Sbomas p%erfaufte iein
gigentbum fir $2100. on Scrrn
@aofe, bon fredericksburg.
Senrp 3oelIine bot iein 8obn-
ballS perfanft un6 laBt iebt, noro'
meltli6 bon gbas. 2alf's Ylat, elm
neiles 8obnbaus fir lid erridten.
Gbas. Cooper, Der 9Gufer bon
2uomigs Reitanront, bat ieinen Be
iis pprige ISOLDE iibernommen nno
fiibrt oas @eiddft i'm beiten Stpl
ipeiter.
Geo. Sanftleben bot iein &ommii.
iionsgei6aft aus benz @ebauoe Der
@asco 2umber 60. nod benz @eboil.
De berlegt, ipeldes &u6olf & Sod)els
friiber in 8eiis batten.
2amrence Mertens, bon Gbamois,
mar nrl lebten Somstag bier in DE.
I61ften.
SRI. CLARA 8enlper lit i'm 2ouis
Sod Gaib Store als Gerfauferin ans
geitelft.
Dan Saio, BON Berger, ipar in Der
perganeencn ISOLDE, geifdftebalber.
in Der Stobt.
Srau Sobn Graemer, bon Sanop
Soof, Mo., befai,o ii6 porige ISOLDE
unter ben bieiigen 8eiu1ern.
SRI. s. Sbaumberg unb Waria
@aertrler, bon 9erInanr, iparen ON
p~erfloiien Sonntag Die @aite bon
Yrofeiior @aertner uno 5amilie.
Soc Safmann unb @attin piirs
ben fiir3li9 burb Die @ebnrt cines
Sodterdens beeliift.
S. S. Same befanb iid oieie 80
DIE. in @eihGften, in Sermann.
Srau ISM. @rannemann, neblt
Softer, bon 9oonpille, Mo., %itattete
fiir5lih bieiigen 8ermnnoten uno
| Grp1iuScu pinpn WpSlId nh
Srau 6. @ebmeper bate iiingit
oas WiBgeibif einen Splitter in
ben SuB 5u ituBen; iuenn auf nidt
sefabrlid 10 lit Die @unee bod iebr
ihmer5baft.
&eoefers baben elm bo~llit1noises
Eager bon Spieliaben nno @eiden.
fen, pafienb fir iebermann.
Sol. Spedbals unb Sobn befan.
ben fid OH bereangenen Wontag in
Sermann.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-12-10
0rafe.

Senrp 8rinf unb Sanlilie, bon
Sreoerif, Ofla., paren fiir5lid bier
alif 8eiud.
Senrp &otbidaeffer unb Samilie.
bon Hebrasfa, befinben iid our 3eit
bier.
Soc @ngelbreft tpuroe oieier Ia.
ge bon ieiner @nttin nit einem flei-
men Sobn beidenft.
Iug. nrb @m. @ittc limo bon Ga
fapette gourtp eingetroffcn utb iino
iest fleiBis am Sol5idgcn fir Die
Snrmer.
y 2ouis Diefntann unb Sri. Soo
Seiemann muroen an porigen Weitt,
nod, IN Der 8pbnung Der 9raltel-
tern, Mug. Seiemann lino @attin, &C.
traiit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-12-10
ansebaaftes ssifem fOrbert sdhaua

ansebanftes Sstem forSert sldtaua
Seio Sbr biIios, idapin6eIia ODER
ihrmpf2 Or. Sings Seem 2ife aias
bebt bic 8eritopfur,g auf uas6 brinst
reaelmaBigen natiirIiden StnbIaang
a1leiit nidt. gernobIdfiigrn,a eines
lansebdiften Spitens fiibrt Oft al
Sdiimmerem. @iftfboffe uno elm
nidt rebt fltnftionircasoer a0rper er.
|beiiden iofortisc 8ead)tltng. @oDi
Sbr mopsen fritz munter nno tpobI
ni,ftpnden, besimnt init Der Bcban6.
lung belite sfben6. 25c bic GIoSde.
(fg(op.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-12-10

@eines, ~6eitiuirtes 8aiier, gum
srinfen uno fir alttomobiI- 3Dede,
ali bertaufen in aIen Auantitdten.
Otto gberItn. Sermariat, Mo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-12-10
-Srou auguitn 8iiimaim BOZ,
8erger befano ii9 geitcrn bier gu
@aIt bel Der Samilie &nllmeper.

-Srou Ilguitn 8iiimaln bon
Berger befano ii6 geitcrn bier gu
@aIt bel Der Samilie &allmeper,
-gua. Siebs unD @attin trafen
an Somstng bier elm. Inn Der BE
eroianug Srai Siebs Deritorbenei,
8ater's Sacob Barrels, bei5uipobnet.
l1mioni-ltmionit.
Sir einen ieoen $t.00 8ertb
einfauf, amiiden iest unb 8eibnad.
len, in nnierem Si,melier : @eidaft.
erbaltet ibr abfoli,t umionit elm Coos
a,if bic folgenoen MrtifeI: liter 8reis
cine $500 Stanbnbr (mantel .clofl.
2ter 8reis, Elm SOD 4rntbanb; Bier
Breis. elm $500, golocner Siegel-
ring; 4ter Ireis, Elm $500 2odct,
nebIt actte; 5ter 8reis, cine 1925
grultnooel (brood); 6ter Sreis, elm
$3.50 Wonicure iet; tier Sreis, cine
$3.50 ubr; Ster 8reis, Elm Soar 81
finf-buttons; 9ter Breis. elm $1.25
oeif-Iet; t0ter Sreis, cine nbrfette.
geiorgt cure Seiertags.g infdufe bel
5eiten uno iidert eitd Die beiten aus.
ipablen. .
Mug. 8rinfma II II, SuiDelier,
Sermaur,, Wo.
-,Sn Dem 2oiper 2ittIe Berger
Sdulbonie miro am Samstag Mbeno
ben IS. Saniar. cine 8~eriummlllng
oes r2omer 2ittle Berger Club" Itatta
finben, fiiir melde oas ~folgenoe Bro
grainm aufgeitellt lit:
1-Mtniif Snbnrban @ilitarp
8ano.
2.-@eiang .Ebe &allp,"
@bor nit 8egleitung.
3.-S1auipiel .Sbeir 2oro-
hips" IL Spieler.
4.-Oebatte Srdilen iollten
oas Stimmredt bnben. Dofiir iuer.
ben ipre1en, @alter Sdaumberg
uno Sugo 9orid. bagegen, Irtbur
9nfner iinb &idaro Sdsner.
5.-3um Sdlub erobes .8or
Supper.". SeOermann lit millfom-
men. Samen Deroen freunoliblt
erIiht ,9ores" 5u bringen.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-23
INO MElN HEED
For Action of the Next Criminal
Court Grand Jury as Result
of a Cutting Scrape-

Frank Criss and Alex Monroe of
the Despard addition, were held un-
der bonds Of $500 for the next crini-
nal court grand jury for felon1ous1y
cutting Samuel Mustfe, an Italian
merchant, of the same place, by
Magistrate Jackson v Carter at the
close of a hearing held in his court
Tuesday evening
cr1ss and Monroe were arrested
several days ago by Deputy Sherins
Laco M Wolfe and John Siers at
their homes at the Despard addition
and were held under bonds OF $1,000
for the hearing last evening
Mustfe, CriSs and Monroe, Accord
ing to the testimony given last even
ing. had quarrel and IN fight
which followed Mustfe was stabbed
in the left breast and on the right
leg. Mustfe is recovering from his
Injuries and the case IS not as seri-
Gus as it was thought to have been at
the time the warrant was issued
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-23
orASsoe,ArrD .aEss,

LOS ANGELES, Cal, June %
Reports of three severe earthquake
shocks which resulted in. the death
and injury of-at least fifteen persons
and considerable property loss by. fire
last night In several cities OF the Inn
perial valley covering. several hun
dred square miles, were received here
today Telephone and telegraph COM
munication was interrupted and in
formation from the stricken district
Is meager. The greatest damage was
at Calexico on the Mexican border
line, where the loss OF life occurred.
Early reports from there stated that
the town had been destroyed by fire,
but telephone employees at Ell Centre,
who talked over wire, reported the
fires were confined to three buildings
Many buildings in CaleIco were
shaken down. The operators In the
telephone building fed after the first
shock, which occurred at 1:20 p M
and was followed by others at $40
and 900 p M
Two shocks were reported from
Yuma, Ariz-, at the same time and
San Diego and San BerparGiino also
were visited by two slight shocks.
Heber. a railroad town, five miles
west Of Ell Centre. was reported de-
stroyed by fire. At Imperial several
buildings were cracked
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-23
SEVERAL PERSONS KILLED
IN Cal NORMA EARTHQUA JAKE
GHEHI FACTORY
Is Being Built at Chester and
1000 Additfon Houses for
Families Are Needed.


CHESTER, Pa, June 23.-Bui1d-
ers and real estate men have been, no
tafied by representatives of the Bald
win locomotive Works and OF the
the Remington Arms Company that
at least 1000 additional houses viii
be needed for the families of work
men to be brought here to fill or
ders for the European countries at
war At Eddystone, near here, the
Baldwin Company is erecting great
factory for the use of the Remming-
ton Company, and after the latter
concern fills its contracts the build
ings will be turned over TO the Bald
win Company
Representatives of the two corpor-
atoms told a meeting of real estate
brokers and builders yesterday that
by November the Remington Com
pany would employ $4,000 men hero
and the BALDWIN Company 5000
The Remington concern announced
that it had sufficient orders on hand
to keep its plant busy for two years
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-23
WARRANT DISMISSED
Against Couple Arrested in a
Raid by Sheriff Stout as
They Are Married.

When the case Of Harry c. :Mylone
and Ruth a Bennett was called IN
Magistrate Jackson " Carers court
Tuesday evening. Cupid had again
foi1ed the strong arm OF the law, as
Mylone and Miss Bennett, who were
to have been tried on a warrant
charging them with assembling for
immoral purposes. were quietly mar
RED Tuesday afternoon The warrant
was dismissed.
My1one and Miss Bennett were ar
rested late Saturday night IN house
on Water street by Sheriff Ross F.
Stout and a posse Of deputies who
raided the house
The case Of Maude Hall and Mamie
Robertson. who were arrested at the
same time and which was to have
been tried last evening. was post
poned until 1880 o'clock Friday
evening
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-23
Meeting of Producers Called
for tuesday, June 20 at
Waldo Hotel Here.

a naxura1 gas mems meeting has
been called for this city at O'Clock
Tuesday afternoon, Junet29, with more
than 500 letters sent out as follows:
1t has been decided chat a Natural
Gas Association be formed IN Mess
Virginia, the object OF which snan pc
the establishment and maintenance OF
spirit of fraternity among the pro
ducers. distributors, consumers ano
all persons connected with the natural
gas industry by friendly exchange
Of ideas and by social intercourse
Also the establishment OF more cor
dial and friendly relations .anronG
the gas fraternity, based uopu mu
tuality OF interest
1t Will also be the OBJECT OF me
association to represent It's members
before the state COMMISSIONS and De
partments TO secure united and m
teI3gent action Of gas producers and
distributors OF the state in relation
to state legislation: to secure uniform
compliance Of its members with Stare
laws and regulations; to MAINTAIN
publicity bureau to set before the pup
lie the importance OF the sna1uraa gas
Industry, including revenue derived
therefrcm for state, county and local
purposes. also the amount expended
for rentals and Development
Therefore, we the undersigned, nave
called meeting OF natural gas pro-
ducer of West Virginia and those
directly connected with the natural
gas industry. 10 be held at the Waldo
hotel, IN the city OF Clarksburg, w:
Va, on Tuesday. the 18th day OF
J1.n,e. 1916, at O'Clock p M, Tor the
purpose OF efrectng am Efficient or
gan1zat5on.
Lyon S. Honor Oyman swaEtz:
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-23
new ROAD
Runors AreRevivedsin Grafton
Renew Hope That the Line
Will Be Built. s.

GRAFTON, June 23-From reA.;
able sources once more are received:
reports Of the intentions Of sonerot
the Fairmont capitalists to build
street car line that will connect
Grafton up with nearby towns These
rumors have been heard so often that;
Grafton people are pardoned for
appearing quite skeptical about the
matter but the perststence:wi with which
these stories arise IS alone enougn
ito show that there is some cause Tor
the rumors- The line: as usual
would run from Grafton through
Pruntytown and on down through
the rural districts to some potntl
where 1t would join either
mont or Clarksburg line, the surs
veys not having been completed az
this time One or two of Fsairnontss
most prominent men havefbeen: Inter.
ested in the project and local busS-
ness men have had some comnunicaS
lions with them during the last sfeWs
weeks The general expression m
this city is that the line cannotscomel
too quickly
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-23
BEFORE ADVANCE
OF SECOND ARM 7

victory on the rive-, Dniester. result
ing IN heavy loss of prisoners ss1d mu-
initionS 20 the Austro-Germans and
partial confirmation Is given this
claim BY the Austrian Official account
OF the stand made in this ne1ghbor-
hood by the Russians, which enabled
them to withdraw IN good order 9th
er evidence of orderly retirement OF
the Russians is the Austrian report
that the armies of the central empires
captured very few guns. the Russians
vious TO the stubborn1y fought rear
guard actions.
! In the Dardanelles the British re-
port the recapture Of a french, form
ing dangerous salient to their lines.
after it had been taken, By the Turks
in a counter attack. An aborttve
Turkish infantry attack under cover
OF q rain Of high explosive shells also
Is reported
In the western arena most OF the
important Developments have been
provided by the French They have
taken the labyrinth, a strong German
work, forming a salient of the Ger
man lines between Melville ST. Vast
and Ecurie. which base been the OBJ
ject Of almost continuous attack since
the thtrtieth Of May.
English newspapers are giving
prominency to an interview with the
pope. published in Paris. in which
the head of the Catholic church.
while expressing the desire to hold
the scales evenly between the beuig-
erents. declares that he awaits an OPP
portunity to move in favor Of peace
and that he Will grasp the first hand
held out to him for this purpose.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-23
DAUGHTER
OF MI. and Mrs. Charles
CheuWont, of Good Hope,
Dies in the West

Rr. and Mrs Charles Cheuyront of
Good Hope, accompanied by three
randdas1ghters, returned home We'd
nesday from Portsmouth, SebS where
they attended the funeral OF rhefr
daughter. Mrs UndiCe Green, who
died there suddenly last THURSDAY OF
an acute attack OF Brigmts disease.
The parents did not know Of their
dauehter,s Illness until telegram
summoned them to PIattsmouth and
they arrived there just IN time TO at
tend her funeral last Saturday Mrs
Green was there on a vitst to her
aunt Mrs Fred Gardner when
stracken. Four little girls were left
nofFerless by the death OF Mrs
srSR and Mr. and Mrs. Cheuyronf
win take care OF them One, Gendis,
aged 10. was at the Chuyront home
at Good Hope, and the others. EuIah-
aged eight; Alberta. aged seven, and
Mary, aged three. were brought home
by them =
The deceased woman was o years
old. Her home was at Tulsa, Okla
HeFssudden and Unexpected death was
a heavy blow TO her fond parents.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-23
AUsTRlANs REFUSED
BY ITALIAN TROOPS
tsr ASSOCIATED rREss

= A8E0clA8Go PSsESS9
ROME, via Paris, June e3--The
following statement was issued last
night at the headquarters OF the Ital-
ian general staff
Enemy activity yesterday was con-
fined to long range artillery fire at
several points on the front In the
Monte Nero zone one of our Alpine
battahons encountered yesterday for
the first tine important enemy forces
recently arrived probably from Ga
licta. The Alpine troops attacked and
repuIsed them. inhicting heavy losses
and taking some prisoners. Night at
tacks by Infantry against our posi-
lions at PLAYA were repulsed
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-23
HARRY THAW
TAXES ST AND
AS The First Witness at His
Trial to Determine His
Mental condihe
TELLS OF ExAMINATI0Ns.
of His Sanity and Goes over The
History Of His Case Since
He Made His Escape

NEW YORK. June 2a-HarrysslKzs
Thaw took the stand today as the drsta
witness IN the trial before a jury To-
determine his sanity. Before InaN
was permitted to testify Deputy Az
torney General Cook asked TO be
heard ON behalf OF the state ME- Cook
declared that the state had no ncerest
he was insane and a menace to- ocSetE
we WEI show you that he Is SUIT
fering from incurab1e insan9ty said
the states attorney. Mr. Cook de-:
clared he would show by Tha&s
mother that she was suffering from
nervous prosuation when he was
BORN This fact, said the attorneysS
had affected Thaw all Ms HE We
VIII show you chat In his chad
Thaw talked g5bbertsh and that his
teacher had to talk Ids language z ha
said Thaws paranosa was ~ eytZ
dence throughout his youth, he as
serted Thaw, he continued, had rid
den behind the skirts ofsEveIeyn Mes
bttt. who was the only witness who;
had testified as 10 the deprayf o.
Sanford White az
Thaw was then called to the stand
Mr.. Stanchfeld began toquestion him
in a low tone OF voice and Thaw ans;
swered in equally inaudib1e tones.
He identified his mother. sister and
brother, who were sitting In The:
torney-
When you left Matteawan did you
believe you had recovered your SAN
ity, he was asked
II believed I was sane said che
witness.
Physicians had told you so2,' 81
Trey had -.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-23
NATURAL GAS MEN
ARE TO ORGANIZE
STATE ASSOCIATION

Clarence B. Spery, Boyd =. Hornor'
Melvin 6. SpeTry, CD Dutore, JOIN
Koblegard. H NJ Brown, s w Bow
man. e Clark Ice, Dudley D. BTU tts
JARVIS, E. b Deison, e. d. Lewis, and
II G. Cooper, all OF Ctarksb1rS, "a
Whelan, George A HaHel. GEORGE w
Wilson, George L keener, Adore"
Edmiston. J. w. Ross. j. J: 1ouge.
g A tehodeS. an OF Meso 81. go =
sI,,, Ms1eSon- .,1oo-.s Wa,+on Mn1er.
NJ I. Hutchanson. an OF Faarmont;;
). H McDernott and D. Dusen-