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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-07-02
SCANDINAVIAN MONOGRAPHS

Smukt trykt og indbundet i blaat Shifting, med ct Guldsegl paa siden.
Volume 1. N0RMANNERNES REESE TIL AMERIKA.
We'd WILLIAM HOVGAARD, Professor NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. i Mas
sachusetts Teknologiske Institut. .F0rhenvarende Komnandgr i den
#kgl. danske Marine, 1914. xxi plus 3O4 Slider. 8 Illuslraioner og
Z Kort. $500 netto.
foraget 1nteresse og Verdi. Professor Hovgaard foretager en- frsk og
grundig Unders9gelse af hle Problemet m Normannernes Opdagese
af Amerika, omkring Aaret 1000, hvori han er naaet til nye og slaa-
ende Konklusioner. Bogen omfatter paaldelige Oversattelser af allie
SagaernessDele, der vedr9rer Vinlandet, og e serlig Discussion ON ct
Emne, hvorom Forfatteren navnlig er kvalifceret til at tale, neml1g,
ct nautiske Syn paa disse Rejser.
~ "'s''oN ~ NEW YORK.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-07-02
@nerta lat / 8rnmn1en. S 6elge

@1terta iat / @rnmmen. S Tplge
ct telegram fra gl @o1o, Seras, /
9pnoogs> Ell General @ictorionio
9uerta, ftp. 8re1tbent al Merico,
bleben orrelteret at 6e Sor. @to=
tiers &oliti og al 4apolleriiter fprt
til Sort 9liis UNDER EN- Mnfloge for
9(nitiftelie al &epoll1tion MOI ct
bcnligiin6et 2ano og otter lpsloot
UNDER $4,000 &aution. General
Nascual Sro5co, ser / lin Sis bar
chi N}iliterfbrer | Merico, bleb to-
get / SorDaring iammen mes @l,er=
ia UNDER Mnflage for 4renfelle al
observation-disclosures og lpsloot rt11oer
$500 &a11tion.
General Suerta, iom toni til Sc
Tor. 5tater for 11ogle Tiger 1ioen
fra 5panien, bbortil ban rei1te, ga
ban life le11gere funoe bebol6e
Magten / Merico, bar beret un0er
Spiigt fra Sen, Sis, ban forloo
Seem Oorf for 11ogIe Doge iioen,
onaibelig for at rejie til Gun Sron=
cisco. Otter Mfrejien fra Chicago
tit ma11 &ps ON, at bon ogte6e fig
til gI &aI 10.
Set bleb oplDlt fer, at @enerolen
biloe forla6e Soget og fomme til
or Halo fra Nemmor, sc. &C., 20
Meil berfra. Set gjor6e ban oglou,
men ban TOM UNDER en- Militer=
bagt, lom ban life 1elp bab6e balgt.
Sc Sor. 5taters Mltboriteter bob
oe foaet He6e paa bans Bloner og
fonot S11erta tillige meo 9ro5co
og Major 21ts 6uentes, Ell Sui
ger1en al Sl1erta, paa Sernbone=
%ltationen. 9e merifonife Genera
Ter tog 5ogen ganife rolig.
2eslaoelien al Sc merifanlfe Sc
oere bofte neiten lige meget Store
lom Mnboloclien. Suerta pooltoo,
at ban life boboe til Seniigt at rel
lie ino / @ferico, for Sreo er gjen=
opretet, og ban agte6e Blot at be-
lege lin 9atter og billie pao gomle
Senner / gl &aio og ienere niloe
rejie til ltoitillingen / Son Tron=
cisco.
@eo Mnfomlten til Seem Dorf
fra Spanien erflere0e Suerto, at
L- H.H.. rG Tn
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-07-02
Otter sen banife &irfes Marsmpoe,

Maar hi mt fer tilboge poa Mars=
mpoet, ioa fon Ri iiffert ollie bore
enige ont, at BET Dor ct gobt Mors=
me0e. Ser bar ingen Mislpo, og
Ser bar goo @ilje til at tage fat paa
oe Spgaber, ser laa for os. 90
lom BET bar paa Marsmp0et> 1oole=
oes baober ieg, at set mao gno /
Menigbeoerne / Marets 2sb, - IN
gen Mislp0 og goo @ilje til at
toge fat paa Spgaberne, for ioa fan
ri iagtens magte DEM, og ioa faor
hi @le6e al 6em.
Set iom MI allerferlt ligger for,
er 90 at faa Sen efstra Sn61omling
til Sfolen / Des Moines ful0fprt
til &eparationer og l1n6er1fl10. Ser
ifal i16legges M Dompfeoel, Iapes
&1lfel6er, @folen iful 11ofuges pg
males NJ. IT,, iaa Ser ifol NOT BIZ
be 8rug for Sc $4,000.
Men. alt bette Mrbejbe ifuloe jo
gjeres mi / Serien, og for at Ri
mart fan fomn1e / Gang mes set,
laa bill jeg beoe bore Menigbe0er
on at felge Marsmpoets gfsempel:
Sag fat paa. 6enne Sn0iamling meo
goo @ilie og uoen Mislpo og &nl1r
og BELT lige itrafs, ioa hi iaa BUR-
tig iom m1ligt fan foa SEN Gag
flaret. Saooon gjoroe Morsmpoet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-07-02
Stuff pur 8usban6el.

Mlle 8sser fra bort 2ager lenbes
p~ortofrit meb 8affepoit, eller 81
preis; men gnifer man &affen as
@i1treret maa 5 Gents efstra mebfgl.
sc 8eitillinsem.
s. &asmnsien Sub. So.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-07-02

@eo Marsmeoets Mobning for
toltc ieg en- lille Siitorie ONT Mbra=
bam 2incoln. timber 8orgerfrigen
fom EN- Manb til bam og lagoe:
~Seg baaber oa, at @u6 ct poa Dor
SIDE" 2incoln lbnreoe: Set
t9nfer leg fife iaa meget pon. Sbao
Der Ell mig melt ON at gi9re, set En-
at hi maa bore paa CUBS SIDE"
Sg ban bar &et. Set giel0er for
os om at bore paa CUBS Sibe /
9ibts Mrbeioe og Scamp. Og set
bill bel iaa6an / al Archaeological
iige at bore paa Sen SIDE, bpor
bort firfelige Mrbej6e fremmes mes
goo @ilie; tbi @u0 bill bobe fin
@ierning frenrmelt ogiao ben 6on-
tie Strife.
Saa las % alle bore mes 6ertil,
8enner!
g. g. @r d be ngaarb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-07-02
observation-disclosures

Mrbei6erne / &egieringens Mrie=
naler taser Mfifeb, Sra 8bilaoel=
pbia meooeles, at Sagarbeioere for
laoer &egjeringens Mr1enal / 6ranf=
fort for at arbeibe for pribate Sir
maer, Ser foripner be Mlliereoe i
europa me6 &rigsammunitipn.
Scr fbrite @ang / flere Mar mang-
Ter Mrienalet Mrbeioere, og man
frpgter for at Gtillingen ifal bli=
be e110mt b9rre. 20 Mano / Mo=
ifin~berflte6et og IS / 2unteoeporte-
mentet er reilt. Mn0re forloo Be-
res 9tillinger | forrige l1ge, oe
nelten bbert 9epartement CT berprt
babe mes Senipn til M%rbejoere og
Sorm9n0.
Nrbei0erne erflerer, at Sc bor
facet tire Mors &ontrafter mes oe
pripotc Sirmoer til langt ltprre
8etaling> enb &egjeringen bDoer.
Ser er en- G%eoerollop, Ser gi9r set
ulobligt for pribate Sirmoer at
loffe @egicringens Mrbejoere fra
6ens Sjenelte me6 bejere 2glt, og
cn l1noeripgel1e ifal oerfor begun
Des.
0berlt montgomery, M%rienalets
Gbet bar anbefalet &egjeringen at
gipe Mrbejoerne IS &rocent / sill
leg, bbilfet bel turbe blibe oen
beolte Sesning al Spergsmoalet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-07-02
WHAT SHALL YOU BRING ME?
By Carl Neumann, Chicago.

TRANSLATED from the Danish by A..
c. Clausen, Spokane, Wash, son
of the celebrated Artist, Peter
Clausen, Minneapolis, MIMI
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-07-02

0pfin0erem: r@jerne, men bbor-
for dnifer ST.. Direft6ren bet?"
Direfteren: $50, for at leg / oen
a1oen 5lppemaifine ffal fltnne flpbe
otter mime 3enge.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-07-02
SCANDINAVIAN CLASSICS

M fardig: SCANDINAVIAN CLASSICS
Smukt trykt og indbundst i rpdt2 Shifting, med ct Guldsegl. paa Siden.
Volume /. HOLBERGS KOMEDER:
Jeppe paa Bjerget, Den poitiske Kandestober. Erasmus Montanus.
gOversat fra Dansk we'd Oscar James Campbell, Jr, Phi. D., Asst. Pro-
fessor j Engelsk i Wisconsins Universtet, og Frederic eSchenck, b.
Lift, 1nstrukt9r i Engesk we'd Harvard Universitet; med en- Intro
dukton we'd Oscar James Campbell, J, 1914. XIV plus LIS Slider.
#9 $3.50 neHo. # # .a
Dsse tire Sku@pil er nu for f9rste Gang udgvet sanlet en- engeIsk
Oyerssttelse. TranslatSrerne har befittet sig pa like alene at give
en- tro iterRr Version af KOmedierne, men ogsaa at udlRgge dem pa
en- Made, der vii gjsre dem let anvendeige for den engelske og a
merchandise Scene. &
Volume 2. TEGNERS DIGTE.
Den helige Nadveres Born, Frthiofs Saga
Oyersat fra Svensk we'd Henry Wadsworth LongfeHow og Rev. w.
Lewery BIackley, med e Introduction we'd Paul Robert Lieder, a.
NJ, we'd Harvard Universitet, 1914. xvii plus 27 sider. $15O net
Tegner er den af Sverrigs Digtere, hvis Arbejder allie hans Lands
m@nd vii indrpmme e Plads blandt skandinayiske klasakere. We'd
Udgivelsen at disse to og ildfulde Oversattlser af Longfllow og at
Blacklcy haaber selskabet at gjere Tegner mere tig@ngeig pa en-
gelsk. III 1851 s s
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-14
Serious Complications and
Death Eurk lin 9Children's
Disease He Says

K HARRGsBuRG, feb Tiiodslj
fwafnings Of the tolerance and even
apathy with which the average par.
lent regards measles have been IRE
pdent, DR.: Samuel q. Dis the state
commissioner of health, rpnews Als
caution because Of The prevalence ui
the diseasesfand the III ettects which
may result from Il. z z 3 =
Doctor Dixon uses sMeaslesr as the
topic for his latest little ak 4 On
health and hygiene pointing oti tltii.
far more. children die From iAeasies
than from scarlet lever, ana ciiarac.
tefizing as dangerously ignorant
the actions Of many parents I'm de-
liberatelyS exposing their children 70
measles. sl 4; slif7,s & I
~ Held In Contempt. =
Z Doctor Dixon says: "
sof the common ailments OF chile.
hood there are none which the great
erfnumber ofspeopie hold In contempt
more than meaSies. Familiarity may
be to blame for this. for I'd fact that
In the great majority tnf cases the
children reeofer from the acute at
tack to such a degree that the mar
ents do not recognize the highly siis,
ceptible, condition IN which Il leaves
most tof the organs lof the body ar-.
ticularly the lungs are left In q ebn3
dition which permits the germs o. tul
berculosis to live In them and cause
an untold number OF deaths, yet this
result Is sufficiently removed from the
acuter attack for the layn,an not. TO
recognize the -relat ionship. s
'sWhile far more children die from
this cause than from scarlet fever. the
latter is universally feared ana meas
les Is Hooked upon as a necessary
evil. y. y II. i. & Is Z. y
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-14
M|l)llPS
M ~, II. t6tI-t l'tfr 41H.H ~ n!
Is "a Germ Disc use and Should
Be Guarded against, Say
Health Officials. IS

Warnings have been issued by
health officials to parents to protect
their children from the humps.
Parents are reminded that they
must not view mumps lightly. Mdmps
is germ disease. 1t develops within
a period OF ten to twenty7one days
after exposure to contagion. The
health officials urge the keeping or q
victim Of disease from contact with
healthy children, because OF the con-
tagious nature OF the disease.
The first suspicion of the presence
Of the disease should be followed by
prompt medical treatment. One OF
the first symptoms is pain and stitf.
ness behind the lower Jaw and under
the ear. This is followed by broad
swelling of the; cheek. This is par
ticularly noticeable under and in
front of the lobe of the ear usually
on the left side. Within a few days
similar pain and swelling develops
on opposite side OF the face.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-14

There are several forts and
trenches in the vicinityof Winchester
that were taken and retaken many
times by the contending armies.
Cavalry fights occurred right in the
streets of the town and cannon balls
can be found in the brick walls Of
houses where they struck and stuck.
The country around is very fertile
and productive. Wheat was. the
money crop for a century or more,
But now fruit apples, peaches,
pears and plun1s. Some farmers have
sold their apples for as much as
$40 900; the buyer doing the pick
ing. sorting and barreling, and SIN
gle crop of apples has been sold for
more money than the land was worth
before the trees were planted, and
more than the land is worth il the
trees were destroyed. We stop at
the Jack house for the night and will
go up the valley tomorrow.
Continued next Sunday.)
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-14
ECONOMIC WASTE
In the European. War Already
Amounts TO Two Billion
Dollars Says Einaneier. ssI

Correspondence OF Associated Press,3s
LONDON, Feb. 1S.-Re ckoning each
man as wealth producing iforcel
equal toia mere 81, 900 in capital, the
economic waste Of human life in the
present European. war on the basis
OF a million dead and permanently ilis
capacitated has already cost Europe
$2,50o, 900. 900, according to F. w
Hirst, aswell known financier.
Addressing the Sheffield bankers
on the political economy Of war he
also said In the first three months
ot this war, Britain had actually
spent more than In her entire three
years. campaign in Crimea, or two and
Ia half years IN the Boer war.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-14

sIths q common pf8cfice with man
pe gs SSiiS S4s's IS ~ ssnaes a
ies Whsn Il "a nreyi, snt M, X N,
"a wall keb +, <;vSf II n Z; q ',,si,n /
excuse IS h;c6 AZ si.erSd fcr: ahiE I'M .
eerorisiy irncranf nf.SciicS
.cThe atter eitect 81 4 severe u, ( 4 4.
often follow scarlet al Il II ~.
enine of the lnnrs \ n ifh sres i iin<
Bronchial pneumonia snd stsc 4 ptih,1
ttty' To taiberc,iiosis foij1ws A hnfsdfsS q
81 cases. = = y ~
! IS Hieh death Rafe. "
z6f liz ~ < 4 v 4 III 4 M.
dn6nf f6suit jbesnit 4 rs y IN vSsSs +
prevalence there are many fSctnrS "a,
connection with the diseas Is 81 yhich
ftAY m a irnt ntf,f a IN q ~ H, ~,
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-14
lSeveh:Per Cent Of PennsylvsIn,
las Agricuiturists Are
Owners of Machines. j

/ FIARlRlsBLdtG, Pa, Feb. Is. Seven
per cent Of the farmers Of Pennsyls
vania are. reported by the bureau OF
statistics Of the state department OF
agriculture to have automobiles II
As estimated that there are fully To-
900 machines OF various kinds, pleas
sure, marketing truck, and the like
owned by men who operate farms,
/ These figures are made up from
reports received from every county
under the crop service report system
Einanglrated last fall. s.-s !,
Al summary, OF the reports received
up to the first OF the year also conveys
the information that the sheep indus
ttryEflas been declining, the estimated
number OF osheep inrthe state being
now TAO $50, sas against 4 ,102, 900 ten
years ago., The bulk Of the sheep
are raised In tho western counties,
where It Is declared that dogs are
responsible for much Of the loss.
The condition of horses and live
took iss reported to. be generally nti-
der the average, although some wes-
tern counties show slight gains. Tina
situation Is declared to be due to .sthe
poor. pasture during the fall months,
the scarcity and bad condition of the
water and the severely cold weather
that has continued since the housing
of the live stock for the winter. :
In commenting upon crop condi tions
j.. H. While, the statistician, says:
reports show that nearly ;one-half OF
the farmers Of the state are using
lime for agricultural purposes and
the tendency Is to use still more"
Wheat Is declared to be showing an
Improvement and to have stood the
winter very well, while the corn con-
Idition Is summed up as follows:
! tThe- 1914 crop of corn was not
only very large, but well matured and
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-14
''IDRY'''' MOVEMENT
IN new ZEALAND
SUFFERS B|G.[OsS
.Prohibitionists Are 10000
Votes Short Of Their Pre-
vious Campaigns. !.

Correspondence of Associated Press. y
WELLINGTON, New Zealand, Feb.
1S.4The prohibition movement, which
this year was aimed at the suppression
or the entire manufacture, importa-
ton and sale Of liquor In New Zeal
and, suffered loss of 10000 votes as
compared with previous campaigns
when the issue was for lesser forms
of suppression. a y n.
Aside from this remarkable feature
Tof the recent elections was, q political
comedy In which the native women,
or brown skinned Macris, in north
New Zealand, succeeded in sending
Tau Tenare, IA man OF their race, to
parliament, where he holds the bal.
ance Of power. Tenare has not orig
inally been a candidate, but was un-
expectedly put forward by a self-ap-
pointed committee OF women in def
ance of the male politicians. and by
virtue OF the feminine vote he beat
seven other candidates by 200 pluraI-
ity. The Macris women frankly adj
nit 1t was largely because Tenare
was young and handsome that they
thrust his greatest upon him.
Tho successful Macrfs is keeping
both parties guessing as to his politi-
cal complexion. II he sides with Pre-
mier Massey, the head OF the Reform
party now in power, the government
will have Al votes, but If no supports
Sir Joseph Ward, leader of the op-
position, as 1t is said he proposes to
do-each- party will have forty votes,
in deadlock over the election OF a
speaker for the House. Efforts have
been made to "smoke out" this Mac
ris.Adonis but they have been in vain.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-14

Large deposits Of sulphur have
been found In Southern Texas, ami
are to be developed in a manner SINH
lar to the development Of the Louisi-
ana sulphur fields.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-14
|||AS|1NS OF
EI.G [ { ! HOLD ! !. !:
Bl||g||||B|'||I||IlQgE ! /
Annual AffairEin Mountain CITY
1 is tended BY abelt
800 Persons.

EIxENs. Feb. 1s-The snuai nan.
Eikins was held last snieh , N II = i, Il.
iiig room OF the First Sethod,st gcnis.
copal church. about sdi, nersars 1airs
present Following the bamouet ( liter.
.afy and musical proeram was ran.
~ -'i-.s -- Aa..
ssrhe Hair OF Fame. was fi,s ssh;sc,
of a yery .interestina ss ri sssSths
PRESBYTERIAN mstse Ti,nrs3av i,i<sht jn
connection y with III &. ss,n,,a !,
given nv the i aides A ~ Ths aSh EbJ,
consisted of : sevssa q, sSnSsrad s .s,,aa,y.i
and cfildfiafd II N ,,ras IA inSsi ,ss,,ia
guessing Il, 81 ~ s III ~ ~
number OF people nov 4, m fI,sIs IA
tnres nj Aress X : !. III
liam 4. Guliand and Z gronn ~ XII y,,;s
Scotch schooimates me Sipi,,res &srs
tnkon eny.%st =, ~, ~ q. - a.. - -,
and of the nina yo nny ~ men l i, III
.group. two. Mr.. Gu1iand snf, ID M Mac AZ
Vean, have since come 10 America M an,
the group Is i, M Barrie ei t,,as am9sor ~
* Z, =, ~ s Z - 3: ~ Y
The Calisthenic club ~ navi., ana
Blkins College was host to n,im aNs
Hall Tnesday ;niSa,tt Fsfty - c csa.rsa.
were present sseasAss
Mrs a.. 8 Cooke. has. rs,,,r,ad q
her home IN Cincinnati 4 tsr . y;sis
with her sister Mrs n 4, Sla,a ''s's J
:. ~, -. 80, y I. 49,
retnrnads ~. air ~ hnn,s S, y. Ms''
after Wait al Tho han,e - M. ny,
Mrs 4. All Arbuc,le Il = 80, 4 a.. NV
ffiTs 4. - 49,. 80. = ! 4.
miss Pearl Harnor Il !, .n... =,
Misses Masiee md Nas,,e 4 ae, " "
!Clarkshnrr s'1Vn y az 9.
- - 81 Z : + r.. n ~. y.
pnest ~ he,. Z. +ha5, w,i,;s sps 9, - .
q. ~. .-it .'s Sso.l.
Mrs. < vS,i1,;. =, 4, ,.,,,,. !, !, 4. III.
t,,rnai tr,,,, ssn III. tisas
,Ss . ca,ia,, x. 's1.a dnaa, Mnsre sue
y : - '..s ~ ~ use''a VI : n'''ce
Mrs Grace Nh words , nj ~. y. (,
snests ~ Mrs ~ l. sis3a,. are
fosenh N Wsrd - '1s sr . ssf. Aiis.
~ :. :. -,A-ss s'.ses'
Miss INA c,orrts 4 ! s,,s.t: I, ,e,,,,,,.
beriand Ma relat;y 70 sues y gum-
Mrs H5anrv q A,,,.,,.s,. J, J, ], 1. ]
tor. 1ane nf Fairnnn, ara au s,e Haus y
Mrs. ns,,a i.,., s,saas "a .o su..s.s =. u
Earie 40 T,,s, :, st,sat :. lalies q
- ~ - \ -. 80 p se't 3.
r,,ha air., ~ !, :, i, :. /. !.
for thshsnatt ~ $50 - is 1..
oIic chnr.,, ras ,,sIi 4srh,,SsJas s ss
teen hjas msro i n,a ii an
nrlze Na won ~ N, rssi, ass ss ,ra,s >,
ans ~ -. 81 II, ,,..
s1'snsel "'isera'ng ~ IS .,3a.
yriss A,ena nfors,,, :. ~ :. !,
sn S lS ~ :, S.uo u .ne Ains n'sh
tlo 1nJer0TOan line. - SeVeraI f1fay0
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-14

England is believed to offer a mars
ket for the American manufactures
of cigar bands.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-14

1t is estimated that II the oceans
evaporated they would yield about
4,500, 900 cubic miles Of salt.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-14

Dick Croker indian enjoying each mnanv -
Beach. Florida
ck gIoksr the Indian BRIDE
Benton Emondson
Palm n NneSkes spending delightful
PSa M Soker mas private estate
hons sorlda resort and here the engeay
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-14
HIal5gerstown, Nd. q I

Hagerstown, Nd FL 4lS.
Charles @! Bosworth, superintendent
of the Elkins Power Company, is a
business visitor at the state, capital.
~ Joe Crouch, OF Clarksburg, attended
the Masonic banquet Of the Dllins
Masonic bodies last night Ia.
Mr.. and MrssP Paul Irons. of Clarks-
burg. we're guests at the Masonic ban
quest last night.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-14

Attorney B. NJ. Hoover and John w.
Graham returned yesterday from F'ors
restvillc, Md, where they accompanied
the body OF Reeves Suit. whose death
from pneumonia occurred early in the
week. Mr.. Suits sister, Mrs. John w.
Graham, died from, the same ailment
less than month ago. 81. q
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-14

w. u. Rohrbough. of Queens, Up-
shur county. clerk to the insurance
committee dnthc Senate at Charleston.
was in the city yesterday attending
court. e ~
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-14

miss Gussie Watson, Of AIasontown,
is in the city a. guest Of her brother,
Harry Watson. lst s.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-14

Mrs. A. q Little returned last night
from "a visit to her son., James, at
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-14

Miss Alene Sandersou. entertained
the Cicero Club OF the I1lkins high
school al; her home at Glen Oaks on
the interlrban line. Several new.
members were initiated, after which
games were INDUCED In and refresh
ments served. V q. &
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-14

Thesthird Of "a series OF card; parties
for the, benefit OF st. 3renden.ss Cath
Ole church was held Thursday night
in the Knights of Columbus hall Fits
teen tables were In. play. Ladies first
prize was won by MRS. Lew s. Keimj
and the gentleman's first prize byl
Michael Wilverding Is ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-05-03

Son0on, =. Mni. - Ser omes
rifonii6e Seltonf. 9ampier o@ul'
light" lpel6er an 10. 2lpril bon
Bort 9lrtbllr, Seras, naf Nouen
S5ranfrcif, obiubr, pur0c an
SonItag Mittag maize oen Scillp.Sn'
lela torpeOirt. Cine beutc uon Der
,.Gentral 9iepS 9IgcncD" crhatene
Gepeide brlngt oicie 9io6ridt.
Ger GapitGn beS .8ulillgbt" lit
0erielben WielOung na6 ais 9teillItat
beS Sbredens einem Ser5idIag cr'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-05-03

lcgcn. 3luei Diatroien iprangen
ilbcr goro llno crtranfcn.
Die onoeren Dtitglic0er Der ge.
manning muroen ourh einEatrouil.
lenboot an 8orO qeuolnnen uno se.
lonoet. Ias Sd)ifi purbe inn
Sblepptau in oen Grom Suno ge.
braht unb ul,f Den Strano geIe9t.
Ger o@uliligbt" mar Elm Sabr.
3cug BON 1902 Sonnen mo pllroe
I'M Sabre 1914 in Camden, u. S.
9ebaut. Gr mar OaS Gigentbum Der
@oli &eiining Company. Ias Shifi
batte cine 9dnge bon 383 SuB uno
mar nit einenl Slrnfentelegrapben.
apparat alsgeitattet)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-05-03
anmmer s 8eher,
Teutides @anfs nnO ySedvicIgcldaft,
IbGlIrbct Der 9lticuGaric.
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9tn. uuo &crTGui bon Wllcu ms CbuNatios
men @8cnfeI un6 GreGt.6rtefc auf ciic bGGpt.
iltbIittG cdotG Gur0pds Nh. mn GrrIJui
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The labor world., 1915-03-06

sentttled| thereto, and ffbr the dis scharge
of the REPRESENTATIVE and the, sureties
ON his bond. Z -
TT is ORDERED. That said petition
be heard, and sale, final account exam
By Rgotl the Court ,+ at the o, Probate court m
Of nminth - 'ne in said countW IN IN NE Monday Glsy
Il the c1oS 22nd day Of and Marfh; a1 1918: at ten
esteG in said hearine and ehsos in ssid nnet-
ter e. are 4 hereby dte cited "a and REQUIRED at
any there be, why said petition should
not be granted.
ORDERED FURTHER. That this or
der. be served by publication in The
Labor World, according to law.
Dated at Duluth. Mimi, February
Gath, 1916.
BY the Court.
S. W. GILPIN,
Judge of Probate.
(seal Probate Court. st. Louis County.
Minnesota)
Attest: A. r. MORTON,
Clerk of Probate.
E. L. FOGARTY, Attorney
l.. W., Feb. 27, March. 6, Is. 1915.