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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-14
Here is triolet written many years by Walter Learned

Here is roet written many years by Walter Learned,
who died Sunday Hartford:
Out from the leaves Of my Lucille"
Falls a faded violet.
Sweet and faint its fragrance, steal
out from the leaves of my "Lucile"
Tender memories and l feel
A sense Of longing and regret
Out from the leaves Of my Lucille"
Falls faded violet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-14
THE ADVERTISERS MACAULAY

Lars Porseua of Cusium
Eavcsdroppcd last night in the office:
well what 90 you think of Walter Camps AlAmerca seec
Gosh [ don't know ! don't know any about some OF
those Western teams than he does
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-14
METROPOLITAN soPHIsTICATIoN.

Sir After careful to that the most unfa
r BETRAYAL from bush league town is his naby
10 diferentiate between the waiter and the omnibus.
II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-14

Mr. Asquih might communicate with the j. W. Connors Co.
Of Bridgeport according their eerheads cothiers
and furnishers of men,"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-14

For accuracy is "The Brooklyn Eagle
which SAYS that Paderews been coming to Brooklyn for
almost over a quarter of a century,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-14
The Coming Tower
Vain Words.

Vain WORDS.
Humble. surely. mine ambition;
It is merely to construct
Some occasion or condition
When ! may say "usufruct."
Earnest am and assiduous,
Yet I'm certain that shant amount
10 a lot till use "viduous,"
'Indiscerptibe" and "tantamount.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-14
PSALM sO46 OF LIFE.

Affecting Scene in Court Father Mother and Little
nYearOd Daughter Sob Aloud While One Could Hear Pin
Drop-Bronx Home News
Perhaps J. R. L. suggests coupling-pin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-14

Preparedness Relative Term not to say Local Issue
M srson like yesterdays exposes each year
,rneparedness of heavy dew "crippes trafc
% an apartmenthouse cold yesterday because the land
49, were emporzng about repairing their heating plants
~ in some mysterious way that there would be no cold or
,rov weather this winter.
country is in shanefuly unprepared condition" said
Patriot Yesterday morning
Of is" observed harer Of his sorrows Be sure to put
on your rubbers' ,,....
forgot to buy EN-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-14
ARCHIE.

lie admitted 10 the in 1900 that time has
belonged 70 other musical cubs-The Evening Journal.
4 bar of music.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-14
THE DIARY or OUR OWN SAMUEL PEPYS.

December Ito Wise and c. Riegelman for ride IN my
rwaggon and rode to Js brother Stephens house. and
allied loudly ooh Sknnay" And the dominic did emerge and
was highly amused At home all the evening abouring at
niece Of literature.
Pup all day work again. and enjoyed 1t greatly the
night coming before was ware OF It,
ia bzzardy day. very unpleasant To the Office all the day
working on part the time too Home early and
% bed
Coming Tower Juarez the fourth Sunday and we
had piece Of change What sorrows crown OF sorrow
would be TO have been on the Oscar II Sunday!
%
uro.5 Police Commissioner
~ Or his recently opened the noise o
ourD ceie hrate t with cartunef
The of o. seems he that the Ancona note is the best so
a and as Mr. Birsy saying only Sunday some day Mr.
Wilson will forget himself tell EN- what really think about it.
PSALM sOl6 OF LIFE.
Tell mo not in rolrnf'd Numbers
Life 3 blt empty dream,
tor although ! know it rs one
dislike to npy attention called to 1t so often.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-14

Juarez win the fourth on sunday ana we
had niece of change What sorrows crown of sorrow 1t
would he 10 have been on the II Sunday!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-14
0H YOU BEHAVE

The c. Of to be that the Ancona note Is the be-
far. and as Mr. Birssy saying only Sunday some day
ur will forget himself and tell EN- what really think abo
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-07
Mat tie
SIN IN ~
AZ
And also Viola vsiIfong, Both
Being Charged with Lott
erinqin the Streets.

Matte Hinton. better known as
Matte Smith. and Viola Visions are
prisoners in the city Jail awaiting
hearings before Mayor Ct. II. Gordon
On charges of lettering in the streets:
Unless they furnish bonds Of $3.50
each they will remain in 5atl until
sunday mornings session OF police
court, when their cases VIII be dis
posed of.
! The two women were arrested by
Ofacers Shahan and McCIoud. who
acted upon orders issued by the mayor.
The arrests were made in West Main
street shortly before noon
..Don't you put my right name
down on that sheet, said Matte 70
Ofacer Shahan when they arrived at
Nor mine. either, . chimed in Viola
Their protests. however. had no eff
feet, for they are registered on the
police blotter as Matte Hinton" and
Viola Wilfong"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-07

GALA DAY
In Munich Where a Crowd oi
More Than TOO 600 ceIe-
brate German Victories.

MUNICH. Aug. 6. via Berlin and
London. Aug. "A crowd OF over
100 900 persons assemb ledsats evening
today on the historic Koentg Plaza OF
Germany to celebrate the Germany VIC
tories at warsaw and Ivangorod.
The manifestations Of patriotism
were bnt they were over
shadowed by the evidence OF deep
religious telling on the part OF the
assembled attitudes. During the
celebration aeroplanes circled IN the
air and the hum Of their motors could
be heard above the sound Of thous-
ands Of voices!
With bare heads the people stood
IN the light OF the setting sun and
before giving expression to the ma
tionali pride IN the success Of German
arms in Poland q fervent prayer went
up to God. a
It was almost dark when the dem
.onstration came to an end After
nightfau every restaurant In the
city was filed to verhoWfng and the
streets were dllNd with people waving
Tags. So far as the number Of pax
elephants were concerned q exceeded
the demonstration following the fall
OF Przemysl and Iemberg.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-07
DEATH D { {. | angel ]
Claims Mrs. Belle Cromwell
after An Illness of Five
Years. ~

Mrs. Belle Cromwelle, aged % years,
morning after long illness at the
home Of her daughter, Mrs. G.. NJ. West,
on, Mechanic street. Mrs. Cromwelle
had been an Invalid for, five years.
The deceased woman was daugh-
ter Of w. w. and Sarah Lowe Boggess,
both now deceased. She was a mem
Der of the Central Presbyterian
church. Surviving relatives are Mrs.
q. NJ West. a daughter; and J. - Bog
CESS, brother.
Funeral services will be held at
$3.50 O'Clock Monday afternoon at
the West home and the Rev. H. y.
Allsup, pastor OF the Central Presby-
tarian church. will have charge Of
the services. The burial will be In
the Odd Fellows cemetery
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-07
CA RPANZA WILLING
FOR PEACE COWFAB

since has been over factional difter-
ences and has not been in reality 2
revolution.
That 1t considers General villa
while financially weakened. still an
active element who must be reckoned
with in an adjustment.
That the so-called cientidcos do
not enter into sne problem now be-
cause it Is considered that the over
throw OF Huerta disposed Of that ele-
ment. IA
That the greater portion Of Mexico
is not at peace. as General Carranza
claims because lighting continues In
many sections from TehuRntepec to
the Rio Grande and from Vera Cruz
to Mazatsan. IT
That the first problem to be solved
in restoration Of peace is to find TOR
provisional president man. who rep
resents the cause Of the original rev
oluti0n against Huerta. but who does
not necessarily represent any Of the
factions now at war.
This outline IL the nrst authorita-
tive statement of the basis upon
which the United States - proceed
Ing.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-07
FLOOD IICIIIIlI
Are Being Buried at Erie To-day
and GROWS ExcIl
cursions Are Cancelled
I'm nv aasoesATRpisei,Rlrlas,'

ERIE, Pa. Aug Eleven
Tins Of Tuesday nights Hood 10
be buried today While Coroner zanA
ley. ana his deputies were
for the INQUEST which had been seized
uled for Monday. Competent enE1
neers were also at work pFepSrtnSs
data for presentation TO the ar 81
partment at Waslingt ton with y "
to federal regulation that Woul la pr
vent further dllinE In or Al{lIa
Greek channel and thus tend to- overt
asrepetitton OF the a
Mayor Stern. after consuItA t10n9
with the ofacers commandank tlfSI
state force today telegr aphed ne
railroads entering Erie 20 discont tnde
excursions sche Med for Erie touaoE
row. He pointed out tnat fhe ely
was still much disturbed and Wpuan
be unable to care Tor the many "a
sands OF sightaeers IT. wa report
would come from PittAnuEg. EleN
land and Blnalo. sss Ssssss5
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-07
Improvement is Noted over
That Of the Previous Week
in Market.

PITTSBURG, Pa. Aug. the
Glassworker reports the window glass
trade as follows:
Pronounced Improvement was no
tfceable In the window glass Market
last week.
Business has frightened consider
ably. the selling being brisker than
for some time past. and the voluma
of inquiries swelling to degree tnat
forecasts encoura gingly good sales n
the near future.
Better than the actual selling q
window glass. however, is the senta-
ment expressed by leading factors n
the trade. Men upon whose business as
policy much depends have placed
themselves on record within the last
few days with utterances that should
90 very far towards vastly dmproy-
Ing the whole window glass trade
for the next fire. !.
Intelligence IN marketing goods
and cooperation with regard to the
duration of factory operations are
the themes, and these. It carried out.
solving Of past vexing problems
twhichS have cost the window glass
trade dearly.
The good effects of the meeting OF
window glass manufacturers IN Az
.lantic City last week we're early ev1-
dent At that. time much stress was 3
laid on the marketing Of the finished
product, and some most importanI 2!
ADVICE was given and taken to correct
evils which have 1.herto8 tended 20
8depress business conditfo ns.
Hand and machine plant manufac-
turers also mingled freely and com
pared notes, the f1fty-hfty policy OF
the former having many advocates.
It's good effects were based on the
results Of the last fire when the
plants were run for six months. The ls
short period commended itself
strongly to many Of the machine
was nothing like an agreement. or
any approach to such an understands
ing. it was manifest from their atti-
stude that the machine plant oper-
ating period will be greatly shortened
next fire ss
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-07
mrs! GORE dead
Wife Of Henry Core, Of near
vviIs0nbufg, Passes Away
after Years Illness.

II Mrs. Jennie Core. aged sc years.
wife Of Henry Gore. died at $500
O'Clock Saturday morning at the
johnson, at stop 10 on the Wilson
burg car line, after . years Illness OF
diseases incident to old age!
SURVIVING relatives Of the de-
ceased woman are her husband.
Henry Core. a daughter, Mrs. ]. =.
johnson, and Mrs. Mollie Driver. Of
Darlington, Wis. and Mrs. Carrie
Churchill. OF Riverside, Calf. sis
tiers. F
at e 8 o o'clock Sunday afternoon at
the Johnson home and the burial
VIII be in Green1awn cemetery.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-07
vIARsAyy,s INHABITANTS
GLAD GERMANS ENTERED E:

pERI.INl AMr7.-The German troops
,.-,arna yvelcom led to undalnaged Warsaw
II 1iherators according to the report
forwarded to Berlin by Kurt Ar am, e
special correspondent OF tne L 4otA1s
AnzieRer TelegraPhing under oate q
August 5, Aram placed s gu. ..ss,.7 ~
tha statement that the city was noI
evacuated without q conhsc me
forts were protected by barbed wire.
trenches, pitfalls and mines against
infantry attacks. The city is not men
tioned as having been damaged.
The Inhabitants Of the 81 Ism cap
stal, the corresponden SAYS Welcosneo
the inmarching troops with every s sl,s.a
% real enthusiasm and relptcing. me
streets were richly behagged. the
Polish peasants, who long mad been
restrained in the city. began leeylng
IN the early morning for their laTl ms
They greeted the Germans With CHEERS.
The Warsaw correspondent OF the ne
Berliner Tagebla con firms the repores
s ,sae the ss5@an tTaS re mss sth
says. were filed with Jos. = eva,
Germans and Russians. who wavea
their hats joyfully to the german sol
diers. Many OF the tnhabltantS Wcfe
standing in the vicinity Of the caste.
although an infantry tile Win l.fl tAs
Russians was proceeding TO rhe easy g
or the building.
.sThe electric street cars were rue =
ming as usual =, the correspondens
says. land almost all the shops sHeEs
open. Very little damage had been
done in the cftys proper. the earts1-
works about the forts show the SsssSS
man artillery made many fair hits
The correspondent q lyangoross
OF the L.okal Anzisger points out thas
the occupation of that fortress N II
e.,1f is less imnorfarit than the $Acs
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-07
Ivasioln Of Russian Territory
Extends for Average Depth
OIL 90 Miles along River.
ALLIES ARE SEEKING HELP
Renewed Pressure to Bring the
Balkan States in Line with
Them is Being Made.
enY. Aaaee,Arse eRaes.

LONDON, Aug. Holding the
brddgeheads at Warsaw over the Wis
lula river the most formidable mill
fary obstacle In eastern Europe. Ger
many and Austria-Hungary having
conquered the river line and with II
having invaded Russian territory for
m average depth of 100 miles along
front from the Baltic to Bukowtna
are now throwing their forces TOT
ward In a endeavor to accomplish
what Russia's allies have SO feared
the complete development OF the
Russian army.
The British press basing its opin-
ions on PetroErad dispatches and the
lack OF reports to the contrary from
either Berlin or Vienna Is inclined 20
the view that the forces OF Grand
Duke Nicholas retired from warsaw
virtually intact; but there is an IN
creasing disposition not to minimize
the. seriousness Of the situation as ~
sfi1l exists and the anxiety OF the
1madrupIe powers seems to be mani-
tested in renewed pressure to pring
the Balkan states in line on the sioe
of the entente powers.
Ouiescent Sweden is now restless
and even so conservative g newspaper
"a the London Morning Post hnds
cause for comment In Sweden's grow
ing hostility to Russia.
nations Will be more fruitful from
the entente standpoint than We're
previous attempts to align these
states against German TURKEY
Isl debateble.
Though still holding Noyogeor-
gieysl. the whole Russian garrison
Temains at bay. Thus the Russian
armies are not only menaced back OF p
the Warsaw salient, from which II Is
assuemed they were not entirely
broke across the vistula to the south,
east Of Warsaw; but q larger ana
4 more formidable enyeloping move
nent has taken definite form. being
in erect greater pair Of pinch pinch.
aiming at Dvinsk in the north and at
1 Brest-Litovsk in the south and So I,
nar- IN posed or smaller pair which .,n
Sought and still seeks to crush the
Russian forces in and around war
saw ~,r;n
OF the smaller pair may not .. ne e y
fective and it will take some nme s,' q
demonstrate whether the more afnpl-
tio,ls movement succeeds.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-07
PAVING
WILL. BE DOME
Ina Numbero of Sections in the
City by Order Of the
City Council.

City council at its regular meeting
Friday night determined to do 9 CON
siderable amount of street paving this
year and to make some changes IN.
the lighting system In connection
with the new Fourth street bridge.
Much routine business was also looked
after.
Philippi street from Linden avenue
to Charleston avenue. jackson street
from Oak street to a point 800 feet
west on the street, and Broaddus ave-
nue. from Mulberry street north to the
bridge and as much farther north on
the street as the property owners will
pay two-thirds Of the cost. Will be
paved.
On motion Of CouncflmanaH Harding
q bill presented by Anthony Flora
for work done on the new Sixth street
bridge and at the appEoachsso OF the
bridge amounting to 81 089.81 was
referred to the city engineer and city
attorney to be checked and II ar
right, to be allowed.
Councilman Conoway suggested
that DR.. S. u. Jepson, president of
the state health council be no!ideo
Of the appointments made by Mayor
Gordon to the board or nealth com
mfttee Of the city.
Referred TO Omcials.
IA petition presented by Frank p.
McEnteer In come ion WIN the ne~
Fourth street bridge was referred to
the city engineer. city attorney ana
OF streets with power
to act. The first section OF the De.
.tftton pertained to the regarding and
rcpayine OF Fourth street from Hives
street to the new Fourth street bridge
as the bridge is to be ten inches lover.
than the old one, $500 s
The second section pertainedst e. the
sewerage systemson the bridge. Con
sulting Engineer McInteer sugEestec
that for disposal Of storm water az
the approaches OF the bridge and az
the center Of the bridge six catch ba7i
sins be placed onSthe bridge with the
proper sewerage connexions.
AS the contractors arc ready 70
start the finishing work on the drst
span OF the bridge, Consulting Engi-
neer McEnteer asked the council what
rights the telephone and electric light
companies have with regards to
crossing OF the bridge. This wis
be investigated by the street comm1s-
tee, city and consul ting engineer.
CombinAti lon Poles.
On motion of Councilman sartor
the lighting system on the FourtnS
street bridge win be cllans ed from y
1Conttnned e "
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-07
And the United States o Officially
States Its Position for
the First Time.
!. epr Assee, ssaiLrsn,

WASHINGTON. Aug. The Mex
lean situation moved forward today
with two important developments.
General Carranza signifed his will
ingness to meet his adversarIes IN q
peace conference and an anthorltative
was made of the views
proaching the problem in the Pan
American conference. The position
OF tho United States was ofdcially
stated as follows;
That neither Carranza nor any
other military faction In Mexico IS in
control Of the country or can be COM
sidered as triumphant in the replbs
itcs
That the real purpose Of the rev
.oiution was .acomp ltshed q year ago
when Huerta was overthrown and
that the strife which has continued
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-07
Scared by Noisy Loc ol1otive,
He Jumps in Front Of a
Traction Car.

son Of Delbert Owen. OF 30S Stealey
avenue. Stealey Heights, was struck
by an interurban traction ear late
Friday night ut Adamaton when he
jumped from q Bal imore and Ohio
railroad track In order to avoid .
freight locomotive, but escaped with
the loss Of the little toe on his lett
foot and had q shaking up. IS
SAccompaniedsb by q boy about the
same age. Jay RS ON, 1aigsyK home
where he - employed. and vas wal :
ing d nnEsida the ilroatt tracks AZ
! point abont ssst ncEta, 81 TIE
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-07
BIG CIRCUS ! !
Coming Here This FalI If Suit
able Grounds Can Be
Secured. e III 81

Barnum and Bailey,s circus
come to C1arksburg this fall e sIiit
able grounds can be secured. ~
s, w Beckett, advance represe
tive OF the circus. Is in the
making a dfIigsnt search for q; s10ca
ton for the show ID until noon
search had been futile, but he MFssgs
continufng in the hope that q s1ocati0l
might be found
According to Mr.. Beckett the. 81 u
Gus will show either here or 1T
mont. going to the latter place
the event that ssltta BILE grounds cans
not be secured here. Isss
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-07
)NPLETELY IS TIE WILL AID CIR Az r ~
OUIl killed
Posse in a Battle Ia ting Ten.
Seconds Says Three Mex
iCan Bandits.

81 ~ - y 4.
BROWNSVILLE.s Tex. Aug: 600
Fiehting three against thirty. three
Maxican outlaws were killed by e
posse last night shout thirty miles
Silently wounded. The dght lasted
not more than ten seconds.
Since last night officers have ar
rested twenty MeMcans. all residents
on the American side, on the suspi-
cton that they have been members
81 the bands robbing and burning
IN this section for the last three
reaI,ss 80 " 45.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-07
TO PROTEST.
Against the Decision Of Ger.
man Prize Court in the In
dian Prince Case.
On : ssee,.rsp pes.ss,

WASHINGTON. Aug. The United
States Will protest against the decis-
ion Of the German prize court in the
case of the British steamer Indian
Prince, sunk with cargo OF Amer
lean owned coffee by the German
cruiser Prinz EtteI Friedrich. The
state department takes the view that
1t is another clear violation of the
American treaty Of 1928.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-07
ri. .Cs,lHM5I.l'r0N 10 SPEAK.

pARKERsBuRG, Aug. United
States Senator William E. Chiffon Is
expected to visit ParkersburgS at the
time OF the Convention here late in
September Of the West Virginia. OH
and Gas Producers ton. Sen
ator Chiffon has been invited to ad-
dress the association and has accept
ed the Invitation.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-07
BRYANlS ERE:!!ll
RESIGNS AS one of the Foreign
Trade Advisors of State
Department.

WASHINGTON. Aug. Robert s..
Rose OF Montana, today resigned as
one OF the foreign trade advisors IN
aDpcdnted by Secretary Bryan and
was his close personal friend.
IN presenting his resignation, Mr.
Rose said it has no connection with
Secretary Bryan's resignation.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-07
CLOUDBURSI
And Tornado Hits Harbor
Greek Eight Miles East Of
the City Of Erie.

ERIB, Pa, Aug. 7.-Harbor Creek,
eight miles east OF Erie. was hit by
Ii tornado and cloudburst early today,
according to an appeal for help re-
cetved here this morning. Property
valued at many thousands Of dollars
is reported to have been blown or
washed away.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-07

RUSSIAN troops IN south Poland. the
offensive Of the armies or Archdus-
Jceeph Ferdinand and Field Marsha:
Won Mackensen, he adds, continues
northward and the effect on the yet
unchanged east Galician front is like
IL soon to make itself felt. M
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-07
AssAuIT AND BATTERY.

Larry Naples. OF Lambert's run.
was arrested Saturday by Constable
Charles AdcVicker and taken before
Magistrate w. e. Starcher on war
rant charging him with aasanlting
and Beating Ernest Keller there FRI
day. He furnished bond for his ap-
.pearance tuesday afternoon for q
hearing was released.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-07
|FAl L Of GORlZlA NEAR
TRlEST NOW IMMINENT Ne.
ss Assee,Arr1 sssss.'

PARIS. Aug. after desper-
ata battle the Italians have storme'dd
and captured the summit OF Monte
san Michele. which dominates Cor
Tia i;sI saws despatch from Turin. me
fail Of Gorilla. TWENTY-FIVE niles
3northwest Of Triest. on the lsonzo.
now is believed imminent.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-07
. C!LlARKsBURGI CHOSEN.

N PARKERsBURG, Aug. the an
|nual sessions OF the grand lodge of
court order 81 Calanthe came 10 4
chose last dght after q joint instaMa-
ton Of officers. Glarksburg was Sc
Ilected as the next place OF meeting.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-07
MOVE no LOCUST sIREET.

Magistrate r. Edward Kidd ana.
family have moved from Point Com
fort to ~ Locust street.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-07
STILL B0MBARDING.
eaY AssoetArRp: ~

t3e t0Y A88octATRng PRE1sl 81 yts3ss
BERLIN, Aug The German omc-
ial report today says: In Warsaw
the position Is unchanged. The Rus
slams continue to lombard the town
from the east bank OF the ivtstula.n