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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-09-29

county, Lawrence Saxon is starting a
well ON the Smith farm.
In the LeetsdaIe extension il. Beav-
.er county, O.. j.. Black and Company
have now drfl1ed IN their test on the
Wright heirs' farm through all the
sand and found nothing but d little
oil in the 100-foot sand. On Big Sc
wiclly creek, HARRISON and Company
have the rig completed for q test on
the Aaron NJ. Davis farm. ION the
Grove Run district, Beaver county, j.
g. HOFFMAN and Company are drilling
a test on the q. Boehm farm.
In the Duff City field, ST.. Nc
Greedy and Company are due in the
sand at a test on the s. Logan farm.
Berry Brot hers are down 800 feet at
a test on; the Sickles farm and Lei
decker and Watterson are drilling at
the same depth at No. on the p.
lShenet farm. -. - =
Lively. at DorseyviIle.
I In the 0-foot development, near
Dorseyville, Indiana township, Ale
gheny county, Development work Is
getting active. This Developments IL
not only the local stellar attraction.
blu interest is I'M reasing. The Nation
al Oil and Gas Company's well on the
w. u Robinson farm is holding up al
better than 200 barrels a day. 1t IL
now a little more than three weeks
since this well was drilled in and Il
has produced 1000 barrels OF; oil.
In the same district Alex VALLEY is
swabbing eighty barrels a: day from
his, No. q on the George Wilson farm
and is getting ready to tube and put
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-09-29

l"Quite WAR the different coun.
tries are having began the barber,
as he sharpened his razor on the sole
of his right foot.
Yes said Sernus Teekle. 81 .
"of course there's something to be
said on both sides. There's twossides
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-09-29
An Evening Echo.

An Evening Echo.
Blessings may appear under the
ahape of pains. losses and disappoint-
menta, but let him have patience
and he will see them in their proper
figure. ADDISON.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-09-29

more than double its production. the
sand formation is hard and close and
the wells completed have all I'M
creased their production after given
a shot.
Southeastern Ohio.
In the shallow sand territory In
southeastern Ohio in the Caldwell
district, Seneca township, Washing
ton county, the Ohio Fuel Supply.
Company has drilled q test on the
John Tucker farm through the Berea
grit and has good gasssr; about
three miles east OF production on the
Silas Mclaughlin farm.
lin the junction City district Clay
ton township Perry county. J. n.
Pyle and Company have drilled d
test on the Joseph Noll, farm through
the Clinton sand and have d dnster..
In Licking township, MnskinKum
county county, the Columbus Ofisand
Fuel Company has started to drill a,
test on the G. w. Fleming farm. This
location Is one and one-fourth miles
east of the same company's No. / on
the SainuN Frazier farm.
producer. Operations in this district
are increasing, The Morgan Or
Comp ID down ], 900 feet at d test
on the D. P. Koch er farm. The pros
poets for enlarging the producing
area of the development are very
promising.
on Long Bottom Run, Cabin Creek
district, Kanawha county the, Coidn.
bus Producing Combany's NO. 4 on
the William Coal, Csmpahy's tract il
producing fifty barrels q day, nat
ural. When shot 1t Is expected to
The on Market.
The prices paid for oil Of various
grades by the purchasing agencies
are:
Pennsylvania .............. S ITO
Mercer. black j. .ii....... 1926
New Castle 3. l.2S
Corning .....s... . LIS
yGabell 49,. ~. 1855. -. 1870
North Lima -. ~. -. 1.0e
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-01
Die 9eerOigltllg miro am 3onners-
tag g%sadynittag INN ein l1br npm
S%raller6mlie ans al1f 0em 8ll1e @rab
6rieobof ltattfilroer1.
Icatld)cs Sbeater.

9nl fomn1elrben 5onntag 1peroen
mir letoer feine bel1ti6e I6eater-gpr=
ltellll11g babeL 90 Oas Spernbm,s
orrd ~anOerlpeitige Mbmadyungen pers
miet6et lit.
@6er am Counting, Sen 12. De5em=
Der, iolell mir Oafiir entidaOiet aper-
Den. BUR M11ffiibrltng gelangt Mi=
dgarO Sfomrunef's pacfen0es &olfs=
itlid ISM 5orltbanle", lpobl eiilres ser
pacfenbitet l11to ergreife1l0iten @erfe
Dihters. 5folpra1ref bat ole
ieite 5ignrel1 Dem 1pabrelt 2eben ab=
gelaltlAt 1lll0 ale Ner Io1ten babet in
8irflid)feit cine MoQe geipielt. Mear-
fige, ferl1ige Matinner, Sic III @otteg
Derrlid)er Natl1r altfgelpadien pnb I'M
tStaafsOienl It ergraut lirb. Mber al,dp
Die Gamen-9fouen lino bel1tide Jralt-
e1t, be1en Dos 8obl Der Iamilie n11o
Die 9al1sIidfeit iiber 9lles gebt. 9lle
Meitglieoer ullieres gnjembles iino lit
9roBen gtollelr ~beidaftigt ltno ber-
lpridt bic Mllffiibrlt1g cine bor5iigli=
.d)e SIT nperbet.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-01
2egte %orratb Gin iiir|
uebrfre Sage.
Sralt bon Irineetpn erbalt> Grleidtc,
rnng pDu elmer 6laide Sanlac.

Madoem iie cine 6lalbe ganluc,
Bic Weiter-M eoi5in gebrau6t batte,
muroe oie 5ralt Snbn 8roberid, cine
1poblbefa11nte 8ral1 bon 4rinceton,
So, 10 ihnen l1no eriin6lih berge.
felt bon ibren 2ei6en, etnl6lieBlid)
zines Moge1leioens aln0 anoere11
&orperleibel1, oaB 1ie nod DaDeltport
fam ltr0 BRET fpeitere SlaIdn faltfte.
Sic lagte, BOB iie 10 biel bon Ser
Weoi5i1t Oenft, 6aB iie bethlehem
mirbl Sic Meoi5in ein5ltne6met. Sic
iagt:
nMein &0rper8ultonb mar ieit lan,
gerer 3eit i6le6t. Mein Meagen mar
altBer 9ronltltg; al1d) litt ib an Ser
Itopflng 1tn0 5blafloligfeit, 1c bob
mein gan3es aorperiDltem III Witlei-
.0en1baft ge5ogen nnrbe. Nad)Oem
ih cine 5laide IanIac einge1ommetl
6otte, fublte ih 10 apobl, DOB id be-
ibloB, brei apeitere Slaiden 5lt falt-
fen, Elm 8etpeis, nelbes 8ertrauen id
in 0ie Me6i5in lebe. Jralt @rooerid
empfieblt Sic Meoi5in an6eren Set
oen0en> 6a tie nit Siderheit an
ninmt, boB oieielbe einem SSeoen gut
tbnn miro.
ST. gdlegel's alpotbefe, 22O melt
lide 2. StraBe, D%aoenport, mir6 Die
ie mirfiame Maeoi5in bemon1trirt 11nh
oerfauft. 5anlac lit cine number.
boue 8rdparation fir Meltmatis.
mus, &atarrD-2eiben, Magen, 2eber.
gingetpei0e, S6lafloligfeit, 0erlui1
Des Mppetits 1lno ein allgemeinel
MISUNDERSTANDING.
(Mn5.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-01
8Dlbene Spdncit.

'Serr mus Srall Sreo 93of %ieierte1r.
Sonntag, Den 80. gSoDernber, in
i6ren1 Seine 1T @alcott, bas Set if
rer goloenen Spd)5eit inn areile ser
tSamilie1rmitglieoer 11nb 6reul1Oe.
Goll 1lab alllb fern maren @liidlpii11=
lde lnro @eiGe1rfe fir 0as ollgemeill
.beliebte SOAR eingetroffen. Al Sabre
benirtbid,aftete Dos gaar cine 6ar11l
IN Siforp GoiDltlbip 1lnb lcbte iid) inn
SSabre 1906 IN Den lpoblberDtenten
Sutherland. SEER Nod 5dblt 80 Sab-
re l1no Iaine Jralt lit 50 Sabre alt
ODER pielme6r jung. Sotuobl Or"
lpie sic" erfrellel1 iid Der better for
perlidell nie geiltige1r r@e llrnObeit
l1no ibre 3ablreiGen 5reunbe miil1-
lden ibnen mod ei1le1t red]t lallge11
ull0 l~l1getriibten 2e6e1sa6en0.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-01
3tr lettcn Mn6c.

llnter 5a6lreider 8etbailigl1ng lit
qeltern gfadymittog Inn 5mei l1br Sic
Seltattlu1g BON @errn Stto gngel=
la1lot bonn Srauerbauie, SEQ. 2026
StraBe al1s lflter Sen Mn=
lpl5ien Der Wtoolc 2oge i'm 9apellport
aremotorilm Dor iib gegallgel1. Or.
Jiaben ull0 SEER 6. MfeDer ni6meten
Dem Ser ~tor6enen inn Seine 1par11l=
en1pflm0eln Nad)rlrTe Man1ens ser
1tool e. Serr Sobon1es &roeger lei
tete Den Sroller0ienit i'm Seine ll11b
I'M &renrotorill1l, lmb ser @ermanio
Belal19Dereln trllg mebrere 5ralter=
lleoer por. Sar9trager 1paren bic
9errell: 6re0 M}cDrluen, @iQian
gtatbn1anlt, Trib Sdroeoer, Sans
Noldler, Scrlnum1 2enlar, George
3irfel.
- ".#E. #H
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-01
ecbensitberorMTtg.
israr Mmclia @clr ais 2cidJc mtfge-
fltn0cn.

Nrall Nnlalia @cbr bcaing aclterll
~9fadnlittag IN ibrem Seine il 9so.
.f2021a @sit 5. Strabe SeIbltrnoro
orrd) 5rinfen bon &arlolidllrc. Shre
9cidje mlroe roll ihrcm Sobne &ar=
rp ouf9efltnoe1, ais Ser Siill9ltlla
aus Ser @od1ldn1le 9eaen $50 llbr
1lach Salllc fam. Nuf cincn por9ee
n1loelen 3ettel batte Trm1 @ehr als
,8r1llo lan5iGbrige &rallfhclt allge=
9e6en.
Iia @erltorbcl1e mllroe ON 10. 9eo=
oer1ber 1872 in 3elltidlano geborell
lllto tanl nit ibrell gltera1 i'm Sitter
Don l1eltll Iabren llad) oell Gereil1ig=
ten Staatel, l1llo spar 0lreft nod
Gliltol1. SSal1 Sabre 1896 perbeira=
16ete it, iid5 init Serrn @el1rD gebr
ltnS fanl orei SSa5re lpdter, i'm Sob
re 1899, llad9 Davenport.
Sic miro iiberlebt bon orei sim
ocr1t, Gmilie, 9lltalt}t ulo Sarrp g1abr
iapia 0elt folgelloen 8eldNpiItern:
5Srall Eeter Neters, Ssrall Nllgltit
@ollicl, @err Solm M9ollien bon
Clinton, 3d., l1rS &errll Slllills
Molrlen BON Santiago, California.
Iic ARRANGEMENTS filr Die gcerol=
alllg Iilo nod nldGf ~getroffen NOR
Nr,9
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-01
MitglicScr ser @cinnobcitsbcbDrSc
@eroen mo6r'deirlid mieoerermabl
ner0en.

Die Mitglic0er Ser @eluno6eitsbe-
bnro merocn DdiimabribeinliG III
Der beute sltello ltattfinoel1oen regel=
nlabigen Stootratbs=Sibl,ng a11f gn1=
pfeblltng ser '8ellnobeitsbeb0roe
mieoer ermablt aperoen. Slt Ser &C.
ltern %Nsad7naittag abgeboltenen ST
slu1g ser ,8ei ln1o6eitsbeborbe mnroel
Die often @ealllten ofu1e Sppplitipn
mieoer ermablt, NIT allei1iger Mus=
nabnle oes Nllmbing Slipeftors St=
to Oieinert, oelle1 @ieoermabl bon
ben MOerman Nebergaa u1lD 9reb.
mer ppponirt mllrOe.
S. 6. @inri6s bon ser @elu11o-
'beitsbebDroe nolnillirte Den gegenmar.
tiget 4lllmbi11g=Snipeftor Otto Mei.
merit. Sein Mrltrag mltrbe BON Staot.
ar5t 81. W}ib0letol1 unterjtiitt. 3u=
ra1f 6radJte 9lloern1mt at large S.
Tralrf 9ee6ergan BEN Nfunber @l1gc
S. 8ulo1er bon 9eo. 2230 gSelt 2.
4StraBe in 8orldlag. Serrn geeber.
gals Mntrag mllroe bon sWbermor
grebmer ~rnterltiibt. 8iirgermeiite1
Nlfre0 s. Wl1eller gab Die entld)eiDen=
De Stimme fir Serrn Otto Meialer1
al.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-01
51ao s, @nlbner nidjt fir bas SIM
qnalifisirt.

~qltAltTt3trf.
ga @err @llloner fiir5lid in bos
Ml1mbing Beidaft bon Gor ul1o
@anien, No. 1925 4. 9(pen11e, 9fod
Sslallo, %eintrat, meldes @eldaft leit=
fer inter Ser Jirn1a bon 8uloner
urb Gor betrieben miro, lit CT fir oas
slmt bes ita0tilben Nlltn1bin =Snipef-
tors bon 3ape1port iiberbarpt 1lidt
qlolifi5irbar, oeru1 cine it10tiide Or
binnn5 beiagt, DOB Ser ita6tiibe
Nllumbing Snlpeftor u1peber oireft
nod inoirft" an einem Nlumbing=
@eldaft befbei1igt lein bari. gr oorf
allo ape0er ielber ein Mum6ing=@e=
id}aft betreiben l1od in oen1 getrieb
zines Stumbling -@eldaftes finan5iell
ober a1roerpeitig betbeiligt ieir. Ml1s
.6iel em @rlt1t6e oiirfte alld) Ser Sea-
l11e bon @errn @rlbner in Der bel1te
4benb itattfinbenoen 5tabtrotbs=ger=
lannll1ng ~iiberbal1pt nidt in 8or=
ldlag gebradt merben.
Die anberen 8eamten Ser @e1ln0=
6eitsbebor0e, melde einlti1mnig mie=
Derermablt 1pltrben al1lO MIN nod Ser
9eltotigll1g 0es 5tobtrotbs beoiirfen,
lir0 @elun0beitsinlpeftor 2eo11 So
lentine, Nnbrnngsmittel : Srlpeftor
Ibeobore @ilfins 1nb Or. 81. rs.
8rigbt, Ileiidz un0 Molferei SSnipef=
tor mo ltaotiider I6ierar5t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-01
9cn &ctern air Mptis.

Stalien bat bem amerifmiiden8ot<
ldaftcr in Rom offi5ien mitgetbeilt,
DOB Die ygncona" bon einem 0lterrei@
d)il6 : ltngarilben gnltdboot berni1s
tet lpltrbe. Sic ppreiligen @errer bo,r
Der amcrifanilden 6ebpreile iperocu
MIN Stalicn lire allerb0dite 11n5llfries
oe11beit a1soriifelt, iie batten bod e1tz
Ibieoe1, Dab Elm oeltldes II : Boot
Den Sampler herie11ft bate.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-01

RerpenzSc -Mittel segen Hbelt-
motis1mls llno Sd]mer5ell QIler Irt.
Niepe's Ipotbcfe. (M115.)
Ter @crnal1ia Tralier6nllo
luiIS 6clte 9iadmtttia1 llnl $50 lllr
ieile rcaelmdBiac aartalIpicIltnter=
balillll.l in 9~tiaitSot's @alle obbaltcll.
IrClnlGt ltllo Nlitalicocr IiaD SIT Der
llntcrtaltull1 eillgelaoal.
@Sic bic gffi5iere Der 9atterie
og@ gei,ern bcfannt 9aben, miro Die
Gatteric i~nforporirt meroen. gnmalt
@aItcr 4Seteriel iii nit Der Ibfaliuna
Scr Snforporatiolsartifel sic bel Der
alll nGdjitel O1olltag ItattfinoclGel
llcbllna nerleiell meroen %lullell, re-
id)0ftigi.
S. 6. gladmel, @elleralgc-
id)aftsflbrcr Der 9SeopIes Sight Cont
pal1l iii franfbeitshol6cr OH leil1
Scim it 9So. pos @scIt @igh Strobe
9cicIielt. @ic 9lngeitelte Der @elel=
idaIt c~rfldrcag lit Die Grfra1flln9
llidJt gefdbrlider gSutlr.
,Nl cii1er porgeltern Ibcllo bon
@cidaftsIgutcn ms Iarlllern ill Git
rallt abgcbaltencn Gerlamlmlulg mllr=
Sen cinleitcllNc Shritte sur @riln=
blu,Q elmer Observation-Disclosures lr=
tcrllunnc,. Sails Sic @elcllld1ait Sl1=
itarNe fonMllcn Iolltc, miro Gin sp=
item cill9criGtet luarben, meld]es Die
1u1lliegellSen Gonns BON Illra1t ein=
ldlleBrl milros.
Pm StcGc bon &errr 9(rno &c
%ter'cll, mald}ar filr5lidl lclnell Eolts1
offs Tireftor oes Davenport Outing
Gllsbs nioScrlegte, mlroe &srr u. $.
Sarneo crlpdblt.
Sic Mitglieoer Ser Gon Getting
Nlipciation merSen lJellts 9iadmlttag
ltlll / 80 llbr cine Ser ammlung iin
Bcrid)tsgeballoe obhaltcll. Sci bic
1er @elegrnbpit miro @err $. 8. @arz
fer, meltGcr oie ltlteril1durgcn Der
&ii6e seleitet bat, nit Sen nellelte1
9eadrid]tell altflpartell. Sic Ser
1anlmllll1g miro Don Eraiioent W. 9.
Scott g%clcitet meroel1.
Sabem Sic ihon Dis mi1iion
@ier prpbirt2 @leih NIT oem belten
importirten Bier lta1o empfoblen bon
ben 9oftoren. Nod Sslan0 gremina
90. Wna.l
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Nudjscitsalufcu.
q II orel, II c If.

IrdltIcin Noelic 9ll1oraB, Godter
DON @crrll uno 1yral1 .. y. 9llloreB
DON Ser SerIeD Mioge Moao, Iapen=
port, pllrGe Nellerl Mprgcll Inn adlt
llbr IN Ser Dur 2a0p OF 2ol1roes"
Stride Sit gettenoorf IN @e3snmart
elmer sablrciden @od5eits1eleQidaft
ollrd Niarrcr 5. SNaeob Sdaalfeloer
pom ct. Nnlbrole College nit @errll
9. DC. Meet. elllea SGme Don !6crrll
ltllo Irau IS. q. Retf bon gcttennorf
getrallt. Srall5ellse1 marel Srau=
lein 9licc NllbreB inns Serr @ogar
91ect.
9ladl Ser 5ra!1lllg mllrOe elm @odl=
sets rilb1tilf in Der 6eleroarD Garf
SIM fir Dir nr1littelbaren Sulllilien=
mitglieoer leroirt, nobel 5eblt @eoecfe
gelegt morOell mare,1.
3a5 laar bot geltern Morgell cine
Stodl5cltsreiie %altgetrete1 l111O miro
rud) ser Miitffe6r bonn 10. 9o5crnber
ab geilrd}e in ieirlem biibl6 a~usgeitat=
tete11 Seine in gettel1oorf empfall=
gen. SEER 91eef lit OILS Malbiniit in
bcll 9ettcllOorfer @erfltattel1 tbatig.
Dr. 8afer, 3o5narat, Wbitafer
Building. (Wn3.0
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-01
9icbcsfpnbs.

Gem 2iebesiolros mir bas 9cutid)e
rllo 9elterrcid]iid)e Mptbe &rel15 1ino
III Lester @od1r 5000 bi~ll5ltgcfiigt
morocn, looaB Scr Ionos iett al,f
$141793.9t qeIticgen lit. Die 9eitra=
&c in leeter @otte lparell mie folgt:
Selterreid)iid=llngarild)er %l1l.ter=
ltltslngsfmnos /. $1S.4O
IS. s.. 1000
Falll Solllallll LOO
@ie ltllieren 2eierll befan1lt tit, ba=
ben Die bieiigeu Geiterreidyar ultb llll-
garn olll lestell 0onnerstag cine Sci
CT fiir bas Ic1tidye Hptbe &rel15 llllo
sur ltllterltiitnllg der inn 6el0e lte-
belroel1 2anoslultc nllo beren oabeinl
3lriifgebliebelen in Der 01nildel1
grii0erlduftsballe peranltaltet.
8ie|e GeranItaltu1lg fano ip5ulagen
I'M Habmen elmer Ianilisn5lianu1en=
fullft ltatt, lu1o es lit baber beionOers
erfreulidb SAB ein biibid2ar l1eberldnB
er5ielt moroen lit, lpie aus Der inlgen-
Den Gertgeilllllg b%erpprgebt:
$50 &ronen al Die slrmen bon 9lt=
Sapeit;
100 aronclr on sic Nr11cll bon G1=
gelsberg;
10 aronell all SEN u8orlparts" in
8ien sur Gertheilln1g.
S1S.40 an ben 2iebesfon0s bon
1apel1port.
Gle 9aanltcn nn1o Mitalieoer SEES
Gereins it1ro:
Sl1bert Grobneaa llro 6ral1
Eraiioent.
Martin Gidernetiti6 ll,lo 1Srol1 -
SdasmeiIter.
Solep6 Nrosfe uno 6ralt 81
fretar.
SSoiepb gofoa nno GSral1; 9flo.
Gotll ullo Iraal;; Sris @einil1ger;;
Nl1o. SanlsGie; Sobn Eofonp; Srarl5
Eofonp.
0os Mrranaementsfomite ipiinidt
allen Ielell 5ll Omlfet11 bic bl1rd) Gor=
trage mie geiltb 5l oell1 idollen gr=
folg 6eigetragen baben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-01

- Sober Sic ihon 91o M2iliion
gier prpbirt? Gleid) NIT bem belten
importirte11 Bier ltnb elnpfoblen bon
ben 9oftoren. Stool Sslat10 8retpina
90. Wna.l
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staot unb Gonup.
N}ittwodl, Den /. 9eSember.
Gleille 5taSt=gi enigfeiten.

: Rernet-Sc l< Mittel gegen Hbelt-
motislrlls lno S6mer5en oIler Irt.
Miepe's apotbefe. M1l5.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-01

Der @ernlaI1ia 1Sralic1l6lnlo
6cllte 9tadmitta1 I'M $50 lt5r
rcaelmdBiac &artenipiclllnter=
holturH.l in 9tisllitsot's @alle abbaltell.
IrGlrnGe nl0 9titalic0cr IiAD SIT Der
llnttrfQltlluA eillgelaogl.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-01
2onis IS I 0 It.

SIM tSeinre ieines 8aters, ggbert
@arlof, IN Meilen 0ltlib bon gll1e
'@raB, lit geIterll Maorgell INN $3.50
l1br 2ouis @arlod I'M Sitter bon Z
SSabren llnb z Mlpllater ullo "a Ia=
gen geItorben. Ser &1labe miro iiber=
left bon leinem Safer alnb ben fol-
gerloen @eldapiltern: @olorl 1abio,
6ranf, Stepbin, gbmill, Trancis,
6rml Mlartba altrt, 2ioa, g1t6er urro
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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-07-01
THIRTY-sIx YEARS AGO ITEMS
Taken From the River Falls Journal
of July 3 1879.

R.N. Bevans is now clerking for
r. w. Fleming.
Hon. D. r. Bailey now appears as
editor of the Baldwin Bulletin.
Lightning struck Krauth's build
ing, next south of the brewery
last evening.
y. p. Haugen now uses machine
oaIlei type writer for TRANSCRIPT,
ing his shorthand court reports
Assessor Crossman reports 127
dogs in this town, which will add
the sum of 1854 to the school fund
w. F. Kellogg is doing an extern
sive business at his photograph
gallery, averaging over 1920 prints
weekly.
The Junction mills company are
building a wing on the south side
of the old saw mill for cooper
ing purposes.
William Funk has put up small
building between the stores of r.
W. Fleming and r. n. Jensen for
a confectionery stand.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-07-01
BIG CIRCUS

The Barnum and Bailey Greatest
Show on Earth will exhibit at Min
neapolis, Mon-Tues., July 1918 and
at ST. Paul Wednesday, July 1 4
and this good news is being her
aided everywhere by the m a n y
agents Of this, the biggest and
foremost amusement institution in
the world. The Barnum and Bail
ey Circus has always been h e
largest that travels and this sea-
son the management has found it
necessary to add many more cars
to their trains in order to provide
for the great equipment. 1t re-
quires IS double length railroad
cars to transport the big show.
1880 people are employed, there are
700 horses, 40 elephants and a
menagerie of 10 cages, $50 world
famed artists take part in h e
greatest circus program this world
has ever known.
A fitting introductio to the Won
derful performance this year, is
the presentation Of the new, mag
nificent spectacular pagent, "Lal-
la Rookh' in which nearly 1000
characters take part.
In the circus proper, which is
presented in three rings, four
stages, the hippodrome, and in
the dome of the largest tent ever
erected. 48O performers from every
nation in the world take part and
present a vast array Of foreign
features entirely new to Ameri-
ca. A wonderful trained animal
exhibition given by the Marvel
lous War Elephants, Pallenberg's
Wonder Bears, Madam Bradna's
Angel Horses, Thalero's Dogs, Po-
MES and Monkeys, and the Bar
mum and Bailey Statue Horses.
Great interest is already being
shown in this neighborhood a n d
GREAT crowds will no doubt go
TO the Twin Cities for the big
gest and most enjoyable holiday
of the year. Everyone is advised
to get an early start in order to
be there in time for the parade
which starts promptly at 10 A. NJ.
and which is said to eclipselany-
thing Of it's kind ever before at
tempted in the history Of circus
business.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-07-01

proving upon innocent people. As
arule he is not murderer, but let
anyone come in the way of h is
plans and he does not hesitate
at taking life.
With the accidental class it is
quite different. They are simply
victims Of circumstances. Many in
! this class are not murderers t
heart and are among the very best
Of prisonersA To them the prison
serves as a place of correction
Many are the reasons why these
people are where they are, many
the pathways that lead to crime.
Some were never taught in child
hood or had the proper environ
ment to learn to be goodl Too
often the child is left simply to
grow. His actions are not con-
trolled either in the home or at
school. He is never made to obey.
He is the supreme ruler and the
members Of the household are his
servants. Would that we had more
old fashioned fathers and mothers.
Other causes that tend to pro-
duce crime are violent tempers,
drunkenness, neglect, poverty, i'm
morality, OYerWork.. fit h an
crowded tenements. 1t is a sad
fact that a very small percentage
Of our criminals profess any re
ligion whatsoever. Can we mea-
sure the1value Of the church in our
midst or the influence Of Sunday
school, day school and good homes.
It is pathetic to read how CRATE
ful some convicts are when offered
the opportunity to attend school
and draw good books and maya
zines.
The greatest number Of criminals
come from the cities where Grail
reading" men to prison is purely
matter of business, no considera-
ton being given the individual ac-
cused, He is no longer a human
being, he is simply a cease"
In this way many an innocent
person is branded as a criminal
and sent to prison on very severe
and unjust sentences. Many lives
have thus been blighted at h
hands Of the state by evils in
flicted in the name of justice.
No person who has suffered thus
unjustly can ever be compensed
for his suffering, still we hope the
day is coming when the state will
feel in honor bound to make a t
least financial restitution to the
Victims of such injustice.
Another custom that ought to be
righted is the growing tendency
to induce accused persons to plead
guilty to the charges preferred
against them or to a lesser oneh
with a promise, either direct or
implied, Of some sort Of clemency.
In this way many prisoner has
been bitterly disappointed and
does not take kindly to what he
thinks a deception on the part Of
the authorities. Such proceedings
should never be tolerated
Continued next week.