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Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-08-04
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Oes GrfOlgts ii6er
Sobo, anoerer 5iibrer anf Saiti,
nod wiberipcnitis.
slmerifaniidDe Marineiplbatcn bente
in Sape Saitien gelanbet.
Sicsreide Gcbelemtrnppen bnber
NIT Ginsng begpnnen.

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rnl 9lot, &omnanoont Der Sruppen
bes BON einem Niob fiir5lib getote-
ten Yrdiioeittcn 8uinoume bon
toaiti, bat alli @unih bcs aonter.
glOmiruls Goperton icinen militdri.
i6en Boiten nicbergelegt iuto lit an
Die Spisc elmer 9epegling getreten,
Die cine aomnliiiion organiiieren
ioa, peldDe Die neutrality-suspicious.
ocs Snn0ea perDnlten miro.
glbmiral Gaperton' Ylan, Die
@ingeborcnen 5u cntpnffnen uno
5rpii6en Der militdrii6en lmb politi-
I6en 6aftiou cin frie0li6es lteber.
einfpntmcn su trcffcn, i6eint bes Gr.
iolgcs ii6er 5u icin
Die nod Gupe Saitien gciunote,
gcntiid)te &onlmiiiion bot Snitruftto.
nclI, Die Srltppcn bcs 9toroens 5u
peronlaiien, bic @nffen nieoer5u-
lcgcn, unb 9lot itno 9obo, einen un-
ocren 1Siihrcr, nod Bort oil Yrince
5u bringer, Inn m Der 6rieoens-
bcipcglmg nlitSuarbeiten
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unb ieinc 9fcpoliltioniiten iollen
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2onbrng pon Wtutroicn pom aa.
nuncnboot 9taibpiac notig rDltroe
9onter- 9lomirul 9crion, Der itcl-
uertretenoc Morine-S SefretGr, iagte
bclrtc, baB nit Der slnfllnft oes
S6lu6ti6iiies Connecticut Dor
Bort oil Hrincc I'M 9totfalle 1900
Otarineiolooten ans Sano geiest
lperbcn fonrtcn
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aierilnqabcunltc, Die lid bier aittge-
balten battcn, iinO nod Sort Siberte
aefIober. 9iepulutioniitiihe Srltp-
pen begannen ibren Gindng III Die
Sto6t uno 0iarineioloaten ipliroen
POM amerifaniifen aanpnenboot
9eoibpille 5ur slufre6tbaltilng Der
Sr6nring gelanoet.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-08-04

ltit. SAll uSlt 1ylItlltIl SiIlu AItO SAu-
ma tpuroen mir bon Der gan5en feino=
li6en 9lrnee ongegrifferl, nofoem er
suerit Die bon 6raitfreih berange5o-
genen &eritdrfungen geeen inns ge.
ihift botte. Sroeoem inben mir bolo
cine poIlitGnoige 9tieberlage Der Selt.
ihen in oieiem 9lbi6nitt, benn Der
sSein6 brdud1te eine @o6e, Inn oos
liniere @adbut biIberbe &egintent
aus benz 9orfe Seripatfa auf benz
rehten l1fer Der 9iiio 5u pertreiben,
u6brer1b bic Shloft Inn ben lteber-
gang iiber ben Noretp nod nidlt eir-
nal beeonnen bot.
gtabe Der Miinbirng bes Sfatpa iii
es benz Seinbe bo,tf Ser g1Glber &C.
lungen, ouf unfere Seite oes sSlui.
ies 5li gelongeit, uber mir fonitten
| i'm oaron perbiltbern, baB er ieine
slrtillerie iiber oen Rorctp brdfte,
ltno cine 9lbteilitng, Die 6es Sfutes
ibrer Irtillerie entbebrtc, fonnteit
mir nit Dem goionett pernif)ten
Sieie SeblinIGge 5pangen ben 6eiro,
aus biciem @bI6nitt Die @eritGrfun-
gen bonn peitli6en &rieesi6alipIube
5uriid5u5ieben unb iie 5,ir grgGn5ung
Der Hp5an-Slrmee ai ifiden, Die iif)
i6neller poripdrts betpegte.
Sieie 9lrr1ee tpurbe nod ipeiter
6urh Sruppen pom linfen llfer Der
@ei6ieI peritGrft. Srotbem plirben
oGle 8oripGrtsbemeglingen bes Sein-
bes I'M Siten intb 8eiten burd ben
SluB Die uitfgebalten. Der SeinO
Gnberte Damn Die &i6tung ieines sln-
critics unb mo1t iest on Der sSront
5tpii6en bem gearetp unb Dem Sie
groBe glnitrengltngen, Tim in noro.
oitli6er &iftling binter SitroIenfo
poraubringen. @Gbreno breier 9e-
fe6tstoge tpuroen tpieoerbolt grobc
W1engen Snfanterie gegen uniere
S6iitengr6ben getporfen, aber trot
GROCER 9lnitrengungen gelong es ibnl
MIR ettpo 9 bis 8 8erit por5itbringen.
Sim atpeiten glueitit iuben itniere
Sruppen, ipel6e einen Defenders bef-
tigen 9lnariff oltf uns bIltig ubgetDie-
fen batten, tpie bie &aballerie bes
SeinbeS gegen feline eigenc S5nfu1terie
borging, Inn lie 81 5tpingel1, uns Die-
Der an5ugreifen. Die Serluite oel
Seiti6en ipnren pffenbur iebr i6Der
SSn Dem iiibliden 9lbi6nitt bes
S6la6tfeloes batte Der Seinb eroBe
Sruppeitmengen auianmenee5ogen,
linn bas SietaI su freu5en, aber unie-
re IrtiIlerie bGmpfte oud bieien sln.
eriff unb 5pong oen Seinb, iid) 81
seritreuen. Die 8erlltite ulif itnierer
Seite paren iebr fdDer.
Der seftrise bentife Seridlt.
Berlin, 3. 9lug., bia Sorbnn
l7.10 llbr abenbs. 9as oelt'6e
Soi,ptalartier gab berte ben folger'
ben anltIiden 9eri6t ars:
gluf benz ipeItIiden &riegsi6ait'
plas: Die englii9e Stelltng, Die tpir
in Der 9Gbe BON Wfooge am 30
Suli nobmen, befinbet iid) ertge'
gen Dem pom britii6en @oiiptquar'
tier ousgegebenen 9eridt nod
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bon Iertbes unb Souain Die &Gnber
Der 9rater beieet. Sn ben glrgon-
nen norbtpeitli6 bon Sour De Boris
boben mir einige feinblihe Shiisen-
grGben genommen uno go 9efon-
gene senadt. gei einen geitrigen
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-08-04

Uelll VeDeuleTl, DQB lie DeH SelIlQert
gebore, beiflognabntt puroe.
Staliener nebmen ben Wtnno npll.
Gerona, 1. 9llg. Sbgleid) bas
Wetter nod, iehr ungiiitItig 1T, iinb
Die itolienii6en Streitfr1fte, Die
gcgen Gopereto operieren, i'm 9lrie-
Sol tpeiter npreebr1tngen Die otter
reifiihen Srlppen ionen fhper rn-
fer ben itolierii6en gelagerungs-
geifiieen leiben. 9ieie iinb auf
TIattformen, Die iiibli6 Don Hone-
reto ouf ben Bergen bergeitellt tpir.
ben, alfeeitellt iporben
Gin gelsier perienft.
9onbon, 4. 9lug. Der belgi-
i6e 9ontpfer raoopbonoel", Elm
S6iff Don 1885 Sonnen, lit belite
our9 elm beutides Salt6buot Der.
ienft poroen. gferm Wonn bon Der
9eiosung tpuroen gelnnoet
8ebemflider &p6lcnmnhsel.
9onbon, 4. 9lug. gtat BEN
80. 9liguit borf britiide &oble mn
nod nad ben aolonien iinb S6itb
aebieten bes W3utterIonoes berihoffi
perben. go luiltet Die neueite Ser
fiialnq oes &ronrats. Die perbiinoe'
ten 90n0er, Die bisber aleid)fdlls
per'orgt tperben olrften, fperoer
bur6 bieie 8erfiigung aitsgei6ultet
8efedlt in Der Office.
9onbon, 4. Slug, lao lib,
friib. gta6 elmer 0epei6e aus So
penbaaen bot man aus Der &i4tirne
ser ifpebti6en Sniel @otblano in
Der Office &anonenbonner pernom'
men. @s i6eint, bab biefer Dor
ruIIii6en &rieesidiffen berriibrte, bit
ben1iibt poren, Die 2urbiing beut'
i6er Srl1ppen on Der &iiite bon <r
lanb 5lt perbinberr.
@ritiider Sranspprtbampfer ner
ienft.
8erIin, 4. glug.It, brobtIos
iiber Soppille. Cine 9epeihe ai,s
gltben meIbet, bab elm berti6es Il
Boot ben britii6en Sronsportoont'
pier r@rneiiron gum Sinfen brad
re, nobel Die 0tebrbeit Der Wfann
i6oft ertrnnf.
2nftangriffe &nflanbs.
9etroerob. 4. @re. @in'
eeitern abenb a,sgegebene onltlidt
gtoti5 beiagt:: llniere Spbrpplun'
eriffen in Der I1be bon @inbau eii
beuti6es aanonenboot on, bos lid
5rtriid5ieben ntibte. Die gIei6er
Sobrdeuee 5ipangen einen 3eppelir
uno 5lpei oelitife Spbroplone, Dor
benen elmer berabei6oiien purbe
ebenfaIls gum &iif5ug. Sn Der 8e
genb bon &ieo gineen uniere Eriip
pen iiber ben SIuB gpu 5uriid.
slmtlid) rniiiifer @erift.
Petersburg, 4. 9lug. pio Con
BON. Cine antli6e grfl6ritng De!
riiiiii6en @eneralitobes iaet foleen
bes:
@1breno Der letter. orei Sage bai
Der Seilio rieiige slnitreneilngen ee.
madlt, nns aus Dem slbi6nitt bes
0arep- Slufes 5tpiiden SitroIenfo
unb 9on5a 81 pertreibet. Srn 0i'
itrift BON Sebpabno fiibrt Der Seinf
Sdiieengrabenfrieg, aber in ge3ue
anf Dos grplooieren bon Wainen bo.
ben mir bisber Die Sberbano bebal'
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Stri6t iiber btif)lagnabm=
It amerifaniidt Sd)ifft
tn Sid)t.

Ter aublenmansel in Gnglnab be.
sinnt bebcnflid, sH iperoen.
8eriidte BON einem Seesefedlt bel
@ptblanb in Der Sitiee.
WieSer ein britiides Sranspurtiflifi
perienft.
GuklanO mill nit t6Dbroplanen Gr.
fulg ersielt babcn.
Stplumaten Der Glliierten funferieren
NIT 0riedenlanbs 9srcmier.
gettag in Sonbon am Sabrestase bes
9riegsbesinnes.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-08-04

Die eir.aise fdsrioee oenf.
l6e Beifrng il, 2ai6iaan.
ipefo6e Ole 9eper4en Der
AT. 2sreGe 6rinsf.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-08-04

8erlim 4. 9lueuit, brobtIos
iiber SoppiGe. Cine 9epeihe aus
9ltben meIbet, bab elm beliti6es Il
gopt ben britii6en Sronsportonm-
pier yglrneiron" gum Sinfen braf-
te, nobel Die 0tebrbeit Der Wann.
i6aft ertronf.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-12
The Anril Elections.

The administration is solely per-
picked by the sweeping Republican
victories in Chicago, ST. Louis and
lesser cities. The president had re-
5ceived assurance from his party lead
ers in every city where an election
was held that Democratic victory was
assured. Even now Mr.. Wilson's po-
1itical advisers assure him that the
results are not significant Of general
political sentiment but were the prod
uct of purely local conditions.
The comparatively few Republicans
now in the national capital are, how
ever, overjoyed. They are convinced
that such victories as electing Re-
publican mayor of Chicago by plu-
raltty OF 900, and the entire Re-
publican ticket in st. Louis by plu-
rality of over $4,000 constitute mere
$1yI a foTerunner Of a Republican land
slide next year sS
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An Evil Propaganda.

There is evidence that someone.
apparently fearful of the extension
or the trade Of the United States to
Australia as a result of the war, is
carrying on systematic campaign
the Australians and New
aZealanders against this country and.
& IL possib bic, to arouse their indigna-:
ton as to lead to a boycott against
american goods and products. TO
this end every anti-English publica-
sttonS in an American news
paper or magazine is being mailed
oSthe editors Of the leading Austria
3 Ian and New Zealand newspapers.
These are SO remote from this coun-
try that otherwise they never see its
publication. and their editorials
Il prove that they have been rnisled
Into elievlng that the entire Amer
lean press is hostile in the extreme
to the cause OF England.
This situation is the occasion OF
no little anxiety to those who have
the extension Of the foreign trade at
heart and efforts are being made TO
determine the promoters Of the evil
~ 5&5 isa
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GOING DOWN.
GOING DOWN.


Our hero was well balanced.
Yes, well balanced was Tom ON
Yerkes:
You see he walked the tight7Wire,
# IN ~ bang-up, three-rtnE circus
IBysthe author OF Two on a st:
Bernard. or the Adventurous Fleas.
Merely Mary sangersWatt, Take
Another Bite, or Two Swallows Don t
Make Il Summer, Ascending he
Alps with Alkinstei in. The Absorb
ing African Ackmuster.,'''' Across 's
Asir. with Assmussen.'il and Other :tpelr
books Of travel, as we'll as etc, etc:)
Tom Yerkes. the worlds champion
tigft-rope wal ker. walked II ghtly ur
the inclined wire. up. III p, vi ?. up, up
amidst the cheers of the 900 spec:
ftators and the awed admiration OF
the rest Of Stand hackers circus 4lLs
troupe.
At length he stood at the very
"A mex OF thesgreat tent. q so feet aloft
with nothing between him and st l1A
ground hut quantity OF air:
Lightly. debonairely, he blew ssa
kiss tosthe audience.
Isl Far down on the saWd ust, ScagWay
Wivverta, the dog-faced boy g ssed
almost a whole cigaret onto the ne
ground. FL ~ n Il, 7, W.
Tom Yerkes. an incuTable butt
sh ooter, whose eagle eyes never
missed them, sra bbed automat icall5
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-12
Why Prosperity is Here.

President Wilson assured the
Washin gton Correspondents at his in
terview with them last week that
prosperity was actually here. point
Ing to- the higher prices and increased
trading in Wall street. the balance Of
trade In our favor and the reports
spf his subordinates In support of his
assertion. Ex-President Taft also
believes prosperity is at hand but he
bases his belief on reasons radically
different from those of Mr.. Wilson.
Mr. Taft says that the American
business man is once more confident
lYsoptimisticl because he knows that
the Democratic administration is
more than half over. because every
things9poin to a sweeping Republi-
#canavictory next year and every one
knows that the election OF a Repub-
Iican administration will be followed
by al tremendous boom in business.
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A Merciless Critic.

Col. George Harvey, editor OF the
North American Review. lifelong
Democrat, discoverer, admirer and
promoter of Woodrow Wilson, who
once turned against his friend the
president because he believed hIr.
Wilson had been ungrateful, but who
came recently to the White House and
effected atruce and a renewal of the
old friendship which was heralded
from the house-tops, appears once
more to be "oH the reservation and
oil Washing ton is discussing his latest
pronunria1ne nto. The leading editorial
in the April number of Col. Earvey's
magazine is scathing d!atribe
against the Hon. Josephus Daniels,
secretary. of the navy. It is the most
delightful and entertaining a6lnixture
of truth and satire which ever flowed
Hredo ubtable colonel He evidently re
SCENTS the injury which Daniels is do
ing to President Wilson's administers
ton. He says:
If he tDaniels) has done a single
useful act, barring his boosted saving
at the spigot while wasting at the
\ bung hole, the instance has vet to be
revealed. IL he has failed to utilize
an opportunity to discredit both the
department and the administration
the omission is not apparent And
In nclnsion, says Col. Harvey, III
is idle then to murmur Intellectually
/, |, How long. Of Lord, how long. Saugh1
Iremains but to minimize SO far pos,
sible the dismay which attends the
#proba bility OF being compelled in 1915
to meet the cry: "a vote for Wilson Is
a vote for DAME ls'--no less than from
I. Nrr. Bryant himself. and for others who
must patiently await their turn in oui
weighing Of their respective achieve,
(ments and capabilities 1t
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feet above the street
This park will be triumph of the
city forester's art. but it is believed
that 1T will be perfectly practical, al
though the trees have not been
planted long enough to test them.
Soil between three and four feet deep
has been provided. It his been de4,l-
.onstrated in other places that a num-
Der Of good sized trees. including
the hemlock, can be grown in earth
of this depth. IN addition to the
trees. flowers and shrubs will be
carefully cultivated in order that the
people from the crowded tenement
section. where the park is located.
may have as much of the beauty or
nature within their reach as possible.
The elevation will make this
unique park cool and attractive III
the summer, while it is expected that
a part of it can be flooded next Win-
ter, SO as to provide skating place
for the young people.
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diplomats Of no small experience

III. "A 3 a /.
diplomats of no small experience.
The admirable character OF this
communication affords ground for
hoping that the president has learned
where to seek the ablest advice on
foreign affairs at his command AS Is
we'll known to those '.on the inside.
President Wilson long ceased to rely.
on Secretary Bryan to handle delicate
diplomatic negotiations. He made the
.iblunder, however, Of turning to his
son-in-law, Secretary McAdoo, at
whose door lies the responsibility for
some of the administrations most UNI
fortunate diplomatic blunders Mr..
AIcAdoo. however, has been seriously
ill and in his absence the president
sought. and found. the ablest advisers
in his administration, three men who.
SO long as he permits them to guide
him, will not lead him astraE.
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| DipIOmatic Triumph.

The ablest judges Of diplomatic pro
cedurea regard this governments last
note to Great Britain as a. diplomatic
triumph. Careful. conservative and
:co1yincing the communication seems
certain to bring results. Pre- empting
the good will of the allied foreign
ofncers by its kindly and considerate
TONE as is the mission OF true di--.
sphmac presents the arguments
Sofs this government with a forcefulness
and 4 logic which cannot be ignored
and which have led the allied foreiEn
ministers, 1T may be autho ritat ivelvj
stated already TO consider steps
WHEREBY they may escape the lust
criticismt Of the United States. At the
risk of revealing state secret, it
may be said that this latest note was
drafted by Robert Lansing, the very.
able counselor OF the state depart
Snent. assisted by chandle Ter Anderson
and James Brown Scott, both trained
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-12

This bit Of the California Sierras,
which has been set aside by the gov
eminent because Of its wonderful
natural beauty is a mountain range
that was carved out by glaciers and
is still dotted with their shrinking
remnants. HI
Nowhere else in the world is the
face Of the earth SO striktngly scared
and stamped by the action OF the
great ice sheets that once held the
whole Of North America in their
grasp. If.
Among the most unique OF these
marks Of glaciation in the Yosemite
are the floors Of basaltic rock which
have been polished in places almost
as smooth as glass by the action OF
ice and gravel; and are Of such hard
consistency that they have retained aimed
this finish perfectly. The most cas-
ual observer cannot fail to be struck
by these natural foors@of carved and
polished stone. John Muir records
that even the Indians. who usually
take all the phenomena of nature for
4 granted, asked him w hat had made
these stones SO smooth. +
Glacier monument is a great dome
gof pure rock, lifting its crest fifteen
hundred feet bove the lakes and for
ests Of the park, which evidently
stood light in the path of one Of the
greatest or the glaciers, but. al
Though polished and scratched and
carved by the moving ice sheet, 1t
irefused to be destroyed. It's top is
almost as smooth as finished marble.
and is strewn with boulders that
were brought by the glacier from,
distant III fountains.
From the top OF this natural mon
ument7 one may enjoy a splendi i'd view
of the forested rid GEES and canyons,
dotted with clear lakes. and the
[snow-cappeds SUBMITS OF the Sierras,
stretching range beyond range into
1.-THE purple distance.
THERE'S no more mysterious force
lin nature than the glaciers which
carved these mountains. Up from the
Isea they came as mist. and fell on
as snow, which became
great sheets of ice that crept down
the slopes. following out canyons
land pointing peaks and spreading soil
of the forests as they pushed their
resistless way back to the oceans
THAT gave them birth.
Fl r. II y INA Y
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-12
.HAVE COLORIN YOUR CHEEKS
Be Better Y o oking axe
Olive Tai Diets

II your skin Is yell ow--con1pIexlon
coated--appctfteS,p poor
you have a. bad taste In your mouth
lazy. no-Eood feelinE----you should take
Olive Diets: g, .,.1 !. !.
tstitute for cal ornel---were prepared by
Dr.. Edwards after u years OF study
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are q.
purely vegetable compound mixed with
olive OIL You will know them by their
olive color. 8-+ 8s:3s az
II you want clear, sink skin. bright
eyes, no pfnp1 es.E a feeling Of buoyancy
he cause. tgs 5ssSs5 ss 53ss
SRI DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets act On the
liver and bowels like calomel-yeth have no
dangerous after e fleets. F#
They start the bile and sovercnmeSconsti
patton. That's why millions Of boxes are
sold annually at Zoe and 2sc per box. All
druggists 45sS sl US say
Take one or two night and noteEtho
pleasing results IN $ 81 s5 a ss
The Olive Tablet Company. Columbus. q.
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THE SEARCHIIIGHT
Latent News from the F1oldn or
Science. EducAtipn aud In
i. i. Z. I. !. Z. Z. Z, =.
AN ELEVATED PARK

The first large elevated playground
in the world will be in operation IN
New York City this summer The
trestling. extending from the piers OF
the Williamsburg bridge. covers near
" 1000 square feet of space, and
the city engineers have arranged to
turn this into account as recreation
park. It will contain baseball
ground. a band stand. space for dane
ing, and a park with real trees. grow
ing at an elevation of nearly thirty
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-12
MONDAY, APRIL 12. 1915
An Evening Echo.
They can because they think they
scan.-VIRGIL.

ts Secretary Bryan limped into the
last cabinet meeting with a badly
swollen foot. He explained that he
had slipped and twisted his foot, but
the awful rumor is abroad that the
distinguished secretary Of state. who
loves high living, albeit washed down
with grape juice. has been dining too
often and too well and is now suffer
Ing from that plutocratic affection
nnlt E-aI.M .-1.8 la-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-12


Vienna, in Austria, bulls tene-
ments for its poor and furnishes q
cooperative store in each building
to keep down the cost Of living.
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sss il ii the Il District Court OF ttfd United
States Tor the Mort hern District lof est
Virginia. 5s9 s5sl VIZ Sss
81 In Re. Mamie r. Lowe. bankrupt
TO the creditors OF Mamie R Lowe,
of flarksburE, in the County fIarri7
Notice Is hereby given thai ON the
5seend day Of Mach. Q -. the said Mamie
lowe. was dl1 ~ atl Judi ated bank
sftorss viii be held at the Law ,nlce Of
W. Frank 81 tout. II clarhshurE, West
ID al S N an 10 O'clock In the forenoon
ait which time saId creii tors may attend;
prove their claims. appoint A trustee;
examine tlle. banlrupt. and transact st1cl,
other business as may Properly come
before the said meeting. MI
Dated April 6t11.. "A q So 5assssSs4 fss
w. FF7AsFtgSTt1LlTs*fS sssss
sl Re fierce In BaniErupt
sJss -. #T44AIF.s Esq. Az s5 ss 4 afsfs mi ls
Attorney for Bankrupt.
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COMING EVENTS /:
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Monday, April Opening day.
musical comedy companies and mo-
ton pictures, afternoons and even
lings. Palace theater.
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,
April 10, IS and a A w.. IA Star by Mis-
take afternoon and evenings, odeonl
theater t5 s.
Monday to Friday pril -. to i !.
inc, School OF home economics con,
Quoted by Miss Harriet Ellis under
Saturday, April IN lcIntyre and
Heath IN st he Ham Tee. ~ n Crimson
Monday. April 4 pening day.
wonderful pipe organ and Paramount
picture service, Robinson Grand
Monday. April 2 6---=.'''Twin Beds
lRobinson Grand theater.niS ht
Saturday. April 24---d1Eh JinKs..''ii
matinee and night. Robinson Grand
Monday, May ceremonial SOS
sion. Tau temple No. 16 Q. Dramatic
Order Of Knig Of Khorassan. Pytht
ian hall y. # sEts
Sunday, Nay Postal clerks con-
jrention. NJ q
Week beginning Monday, May 81 i
Running races. fair grounds track
Satu= lasS,5r. go Baseball. West
Virginia University VS. Wesleyan Col
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fl GLASS PLAINTIFF RESUME

WESTON. Apr. The Crescent
Glass Company. which corporahQn
has a fine modern plant located
here, will resume operations April
The plant has been closed down
for thirty days, during which time
Weret made. The plant
manufactures window glass and i IL
one Of Lewis county's I'M port ant in
Sdustries.
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The United States i'm ported 23.-
10 G0.0 900 feet Of mo ion-picture Inns
in one recent month as compared
with 3. 0OO, 900 IN the same month
last year. NJ