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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-02-27
'DARNElL has $4,000;
SUED BY WIFE FOR
SEPARATE SUPPORT

Chicago, Ills, Feb 26. Suit for sep
arate maintenance was filed here by
Ruth Soper against Rev. James Oar
nell, who is in the county Jail under
charges of violating the Mann white
slave act, by transporting Miss Scper
from Minnesota to Chicago, ans
thence to Kensoha, Wis, where he is
pastor of a church and she was re-
garded as his wife.
Their child bears the name of James
Morrison Darnell, jr No return wa
made on the license recently ISSUED to
Darnell at Crown Point, Ind, to marry
Miss S0per.
Petition for a separate maintenance
recites that Ruth Soper Darnell was
married in Hammond Ind, 1913. anu
that he owns property valued at forty
thousand dollars, and is amply able
to support complainant and child.
The court petitioned granted an in
junction restraining Darnell from mort
gaging or conveying his property.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-02-27
PLEA FOR FRANKS
LIFE BEFORE HIGHEST
COURT Is ENDED

Washington, d. c.. Feb. 26.-Argp:.
ments on Georgia federal courts de.
cision refusing writ Of habeas corpus
to Leo Frank, under death sentence
for murder of Mary Phagan, the At
lanta factory girl, Were concluded to-
day before the United States supreme
court. The decision probably will not
be given for several weeks.
Should the supreme court affirm the
decision of the Georgia court nothing
will stand in the way of tho state car
rying out the death sentence. If the
ruling is reversed the case must 90
back to the district court for the TAX
ing of evidence on which allegations
in petition for writ were based. Louis
Marshall, counsel for'Frank. told the
court that the trial court lost jurisdic-
tion ever the prisoner because of the
mob violence during the trial and
because of Franks absence when the
verdict was announced, and through
Coercion by the trial judge.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-02-27
Board Of Control Backs
Up It's Acts III Brief
Filed by Andy Miller
Conclusions OF
Boards Brief


Every act has been open and
above board and through specific
authorization of law.
Patients employed were under
supervision of physician and work
proved beneficial. A custom OF
long standing.
Knalf-Seiler-Buck compliments
seek to build UP their case by
prcblematical situations and hypo-
thetical questions.
n Records Of emergency board
show that all institutional boards
have invoked the jurisdiction OF
the emergency board.
Only One-fifth Of the 100000
was necessary to carry on. intent
OF the legislature relative to q tn
s berculOsis hospital.
II the legislative directions had
been followed the state would have
expended 100000 to provide for
Sc tubercular patients.
Knauf-Seiler-Buck prosecutors
failed to examine at any length
members of the board of control.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-02-27
INVESTIGATE PASS PORT.

New York, Feb. 26-Charles Grif
fiths. attorney for Richard Stegler
German naval reservist, arrested We'd
nesday on charge Of fraudulently OBJ
tanning an American passport, an
nounced tonight that he would place
in the hands of the federal authorities
tomorrow an anonymous typewriter
letter received by MRS. Stegler to Cap
tain X. Boyd, naval attache of the
German embassy at Washington.
Stegler, according to Griffiths, told
the federal authorities that Boyd
wanted him to 60 to England as a
spy. Boyd reiterated his denial that
he had anything to dc with Steg]er
other than to try and help him get a
position.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-02-27
COLLEGE STUDENT
SERIOUSLY nORT
Beam of Steam Engine Rscoila
Striking Theo. Wardwell
a Terrible Blow.

Grand Forks, N. D.. Feb. 26.-Theo
Dardwell, junior in the college OF
civil engineering at the university, lies
at a local hospital with fractured
skull, as result of serious accident
yesterday afternoon at 2:45 p. m. His
chnces for recovery are considered
about even.
While working with a steam engine
in the Mechanic Arts building, young
Wardwell was suddenly struck by q
heavy beam, used in the apparatus
with which he was working, with the
result that he was knocked cold and
has experienced only temporary per.
iods of consciousness since.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-02-27
JACK the RIPPER
At LARGE; WOMEN
ARE AL 1ERR0Dlf1


Aurora, Ill, Feb 27.-The women
OF this city locked themselves within
doors tonight or ventured into streets
only in groups, while men gathered
to discuss means to apprehend the
murderer who killed Miss Emma Pet.
erson in the streets last night, and
who 1t is believed Is the same person
who killed Miss Jennie Miller in q
similar manner some months ago.
The city council hurried q special
meeting and announced reward of
q 81 900 for the arrest Of the murder
5er. Bloodhounds took up the trail
which led III . devious route through
lumber piles, aiong the river and back
to the city, where It was lost. The
Jail is filled tossapacity with possible
suspects.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-02-27
Senate By one Vote
Kills House Bill Creating
State Temperance Official
Senate Vote
On H.B. No. II

On Senator Hughes clincher mo-
ton:
In Favor: Albrecht, Allen, Bon-
ger, Rarnes, Bond Clark, Davis,
Gardiner, Hamilton, Hughes, JAG
OLSEN, Kretschmar, Leutz, Linds-
from, Martin, Mcbride, McGray,
Mclean, Nelson of Grand Forks;
Nelson Of Rolette; Porter, Porter
field, Sandserom. Vail, Wartner,
and Young 26.
Opposed: Bronson, Englund,
Ellngson, Gibbens, GrOnvold, Hec-
kle, kirkeide, Loftsgaard, Nal
lough, McFadden, Mudgett, Muir
ply, Nelson of Richland; Overson,
Paulson, Rowe, Skies, Steele, Thor
eson, Trageton. 81.
Absent; Hoverson and Hyland.
On Senator l.eutz' motion to in
definitely postpone:
In favor: Albrecht, Allen Bon
ger, Barnes, Bond, Clark, Davis,
Gardiner, Hamilton, Hughes, Jac-
OLSEN, Kretschmar, Leutz, Martin,
Mcbride, BcGray, Mclean, Nelson
of Grand Forks, Nelson Of Rolette;
Porter, Vail, Wartner, Young. %.
Opposed: Bronson, Englund,
Ellingson, Gibbens, Gronvold, Hec-
kle, McFadden, Mudgett, Murphy,
Nelson, of Richland; Overson
Paulson, Porterfield, Putnam,
Rove, Skies, Steele, ThoresOn,
Trageton. %.
Not voting: I.indstrom.
Absent: Hyland, Hoverson and
Sandstrom.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-02-27
Submarines defending the Panama
canal (top) and one of Uncle Sans
latest submarines which was under
water &c hours.

q . Il @ I
Washington, Feb. 27.--(SpeciaD-
That hope of victory for the United
States in the event. Of war would de-
pend largely, If not entirely, on the
number of submarines which she
could summon to her sea-cOst de-
fenses, is the argument advanced by
senator's who demand much larger
appropriations for Americas under
sea fleet.
Senator Smoot, backed by the Re-
publican mem5crsSof the upper house
asks for fifty submarines Of a sea-go-
ing type and twenty-fcur smaller
ones. For the first year. Shoots bill
would appropriate $30,000,0 900.
"The European war has demonstrat-
ed beyond any question: said lSena-
tor Smoot introducing his amend
ment to the pending naval appropria-
tion bill, that submarines are inval-
liable for defense Of coast cities and
coast line. That is the sort of de.
fense we want in this country more
than anything else"
Democratic members of the senate,
while believing that the house appro-
priation for submarines was far too
small do, not go so far as Senator
Smoot. They have amended the
house naval bill so as to provide for
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-02-27
INDIANS STILL REFUSE
TO SURRENDER SLAYER

Denver, Col, Feb. 26.-News ad-
vices from Bluff, Utah, indicated there
had been no further fighting between
the United States marshall and the
band of Piutes protecting Tse-ne-cat
from arrest and a charge OF murder
Negotiations for surrender of the In,
dians is still proceeding, and there are
no indications of the probable out
come. Havane, captive, was shot
Tuesday night when attempting to es-
cape. and died.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-02-27
LEAKING STEAMER IS
nEADED FOR PORT

I St. Johns, n. F., Feb. 27.-The Al
Ian Line steamer, Mongolian, Is re-
ported leaking badly with 200 passen-
gers aboard. She was heading for
Halifax. N. S., tonight conveyed by
United States cutter, Seneca. An en-.
counter with ice is believed to have
forced the liner to turn back on the
voyage from Philadelphia and St.
Johns for Glasgow. A wireless from
Mongolian tonight said all is we'll
aboard.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-02-27
! !
IS MORE
CHEERFUL
AMBASSADOR BRYCE DIS
cUssEs ATTITUDE or GER
MAN-AMERICANs AS RE
CARDS PRESENT CONFLICT
IN EUROPE.
ALLIES URGE RfPRlSALs
Demand That More Stringent
Regulations Relative to Food
Shipments be 1naug-
urated.
ALLIES URGE RfPRISALs

London, Feb. 27.-Viscount James
Bryce, in an article published tomor-
low in the Daily Chronicle on the
position Of the United States in the
War" says, '.it is complete error
10 assume that those bearing a Ger.
man name. who own German blood,
belong to o-German party"
"Children of Europeans who are
born ia America it continues, grow
I'D nUcmal American citizens for all
practical purposes. Their loyalty is
to the stars and stripes and their feel
3ings for the land of their parents are
weak
When leaders try to use the so
called German vote as a means for
applying political pressure in such
cases as this, the native Americans
resent such an attempt, for with them
1t is a fundamental principle that cit
izens must have no loyalty save to
the United States. 1t points to the
fact that both sides blamed America
for its neutrality as being the best
proof of its impartiality
TO Be In Accord. M
France, Russia, England, Servia
and Belgium are said by English Off
cials to be in accord as to reprisals
to be made on Germany, Austria and
Turkey, in retaliation for the German
submarine campaign. England in con-
ference with her allies concerning re-
prisals before receipt of the last
American note making informal re.
presentation looking to q discontin.
tiKhee ~ submarine activities anu to
admission Of food to Germany for her
civilian population. There is every
reason to believe England fully in
tends to make all foodstuffs for Ger
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-02-27

six sea-going submarines instead of
one, and sixteen, instead of eleven,
of the smaller type submarines.
In an article in the current issue of
the Century magazine, Simon !.ane,
one of the foremost inventors Of sub
marines. declares mat the. greatest
battleships are useless when attacked
by submarines. He explains how New
York and the principal seaports could
successfully defeat all attempts at at
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-02-27
CURATIVE Indictment
IS FOUND AGAINST
HIGH RAIL OFFICIALS

New York, Feb, 26.-The federal
grand jury returned a superceding in
dictment against 81 directors and
folmrr directors and counsel of the
New y York, New Haven hah1 Hartford
Railroad company, charging violation
Of the Sherman Anri-trust law. The
indictments is similar to one returned
last November, and was brought to
overcome objections made by certain
defendants to manner in which first
indictment secured.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-02-27
tack or the landing of troops.

tack or the landing of troops His
article continues:
'.To destroy ships in haTbor or
back of mine-protected bases requires
different kind Of vessel from either
the coast defense or the cruiser type.
It requires the sly and cunning tactics
of a rat, which burrows under or
gnaw; it's way through obstructions,
and does its work in the dark.
Continued on Page Two.)
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-02-27

Congressman Richard Batholdt Of;
St. Louis, member Of the national
house of representatives continuous
" for the past twenty-five years and
who retires on March q, in a speech
In congress last week assured the
house that German Americans
would be loyal to their adopted4coun-
try no matter with what nation it
might 60 to war.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-02-27
FoRCEyUL DOCUMENT md
DLKs ARaullllgTs OF THE
\ KNAur.sIILIR-BU0K TRI-
UAvIRATE WHICH Is NOW
4 HOLDING uP BUILDING or
ERAT1oMs At AsYLuM.
MONEY ul! WELL 9fNl
jamestown Attorneys Built u
Thsr uass Through Hypo-
thstical Questions.

Despite the fact that only ten
days were necessary to complete
the receiving ward at the James
town Asylum, Injunction proceed.
ings have delayed the buildings
and the crowded conditions at
the state hospital will not be re-
lieved until this action is deter
mined.
The tubercular hospital has not
been entirely cOmpleted but. suf.
ficiently 70 as to enable the build
ing to be partially occupied.
Considerable indignation 10 be-
ing expressed In Jamestown at
the delay while the poor unfortu-
mates who through no cause of
their own are made to suffer are
without proper Accommodations.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-02-27

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= THE WEATHER.
:: North Dakota--Fair Saturday ::
: and Sunday. !:
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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-02-27

GOVERNOR 70 SIGN 3lLl.
st. Paul, FeJ. rs. lie county ,op-
tion bill passed the Minnesota legis-
.lature. goes to the 9lsalsE sa n tom orIoW.
IT'S Fffnafiy dsiY 4 MA wifi Sign IT.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-02-27

Continued on Page Two.)
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-26
In Rethlehem township. Coshocton

In Bethlehem township. CosnocsoH
county. John Workman has drilled
Etsst on me RoDert Carmichael farm
through the Berea grit and has a
show Tor a very Light pumper- In Je1--
ferson township, nnox county. the
Farbing Drilling Company is due N
the CLIFTON sand at second test on
the W. A Barnes farm In Clay
township, Muskingum county. Murphy
Brothers and Company have complet-
cd a test on the Armstead Cherry
sarm and have buster.
There is no abatement in the town
lot excitement at Evans City. Butler
county. Pa. Towp-lot leaseholders
are plungtng ahead with operations
New rigs are going up as fast as ma
teriaI and machinery can be placed
on the ground. There will be SIX
or more wells drilling or starting by
the close Of the week.
The Oil Market.
Pennsylvania, S1-35; Mercer black.
81; New Castle, 81; Corning. 49,;
CabeII. 81; North Lima, IS South
Lima. SO; Princeton, 81; wooster.
Los: INDIANA, IS; Somerset. sos
Rasland, 90: Illinois. "a; Kansas,
40: Oklahoma, 40; Corsicana. light,
AS; Corstcana, heavy. 40; Electra.
40; Healdton; 80; Henrietta. 45;-
grees. so: Caddo, so degrees. 40;
Caddo. crude. .95; Canada, LBS
Producers and Redners COMPANY
quotes S1.35 for crude of the Penn
syvania grade
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FOR SALE arms

For SALE-Far OF is y aces. twelve
miles from cla-ksours. along pro
posed travia road from 5Clarksourg TO
Weston: all nice laying in pasture.
except i acres; foz1r-room cottage.
back porch. hne drilled water vel. on
roonn ceIlar frame building over cell
lar: plenty of outbuIldtnss. new barn
I6xos. concrete foundation: 1900 II
annle trees: 20 bearing cherries plum.
Ease. pears: school and church I'VE
minutes walk. ten minutes 10 village
cola goes With place: OIL and Sas
reseryed. Price 81 900. VIII cost
$1,000 to put. present 5uiidiass on
place For terms. address SaEah
Cork. Lost Creek, W. Va, r F. D. No.
]. Box so
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c;:o;Mu1,nsc;ss;s1oNER,s SIZE.

By virtue OF me 1Ithc>ity vested In
the understSned special cou.rndsSIonsS.
sSe SsS day Of Ray. i3i5. IN the shan
rs e1as 1uf soeTen are pSasat
ms and Guy Hannah IS eefendans !
- sAruRDAx, NAY 2e, 1915,
Of che court house OF said county. sell,
a q ea eesain 81 and sss lease. and ss
leaSehold estate thereby created ana
vested in Tls sessee and his s,,5 asS H
Newton. her husband. ton b: Ssslon.
bearing date on the 1th- day Of Sepsem..
the clerk of the County Court Of Iar5 ;
rson County. West Virginia IN DEED
Book 70 2oS: at pase go, f 1anS afI,.
ate. In Sardis District. Harrison Comfy.
West Virginia: tnc1udEnS gas Ven on
Appliances used at and II connection
With said well. The said lease yields
ss,ea far saan5 Veil a and i shs WIN T s.
sold subject to any rights which the
Phfladeapa1ia Company OF West Virsiaia.
and ACQUIRE any gas which may be pro
duced on said lease. under any SonSract
Heretofore entered into with saso COIL s
TERMS OF SALE; one;nalf cash on
day OF sale. and the residue upon a
purchasers to give "a note with good
persona1 security payable as Aforesaid
Sor the deferred payment. with interest
f-cra date of sale and the legal GGe TO
The properly sold VIII be retained as
-: = - - MELVIN G. SRRERY.
Special commissioner-
state of West ytrrnta.
County OF Harrison. to-vvtt
Wade Conman.s Clerk OF the Cir
nj: Court Of Hartson County West
Tjrrinia do certify that Melvin 9.
&c. !. the above named special com
,1,33fSStoner. has executed bond Aas re-
u11ired by the decree in the above stX1ed
cause. Conditioned accordtaE-to lasy.,.
day Of May. i 15- -.
= .EwADE. eoFFa1AN.o9 ser.z:--;
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-26

Eop SAI.E-5O acres OF rich LOCUST
farminr land; Eastern cove. laying TO
the morning sun: all Hill land; 100 dees
stefio1s GOOD county road running by
the farm line to this station: school
and churches on county-road. between
this farm and Eaton's: also IS mics
level county road TO Pa-kersburk. about
i: acres of SrowinS-up woods pasture
and 4 acres clover. This land WILL
S..s,S many crops One-Stateeara OF
oil and gas and one-fourch coal and
1niney-al reserved. Cash $1,000. John
CsaIiahan. Walker w Va .--s----
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Beautiful Home Sites

In Jarvis and Parsons ADD
ton, Broad Oaks
We have for sale in this addl-
ton, 16 large lots; 4 fronting on
Buckhannon avenue ad Marshall
street. Prices reasoable- Terms,
one-fourth down, balance one,
two and three years
This property is just above the
new Golf Addition and is one of
the best buys in the city. Call
and let US take you out to see this
property. and be convinced Of its
real value.
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MANNED 10 BUY
RooFlNG

TTESs4AK 4 specIaIty Of metal roofing
ana SalvanIzed sporting: Let Us hive
- {STEIS CITY MFG. Cos North
z sEist4, Sfreet. Ben phune 97zs
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FOR sALE-Houses

For SAI-Seven room house. slate
roof. flrisbed IN hardwood. lot 4SS12o
Seet i've d-eplaceS for gas Pr3ca
$500. discount OF per cent 1or
cagh- or easy terms on iasta1iu1eneS-
Howard street. Industrial on car Line
Inquire ct 2o1 Jackson street S1Iy-s-
FoR sALE-Roomins house completely
furnished: also lot. close to center
Of city cal Bell phone 5S5-J.
FoR sSAIE-Ten room house on Mil
ford SRoad. one mile from CIarksburE:
paved street: finished In Oak. on lot
$50 * Us feet. good garden and GUY,
buildings. Property almost new aii
or address J. W. waridnS, r. F. D.
So-1 sCiarksburS. Wv -
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FOR miscellaneous

nv TT.N TopAEFor. tho Liver.
S:aneys.s Blood. Bowels. StonaSh and
Ne-ysss, try GRIF,EITHS ROOTS AND
aud PAINS CSC per package. ole
months treatment. Druggists AID
dealers everywhere.
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~P PENT-oae three room apartment.
Wfts bath. !nstantareoas hot waf e9
ard steam heat Second 1929 ssr.s s .'lv;yp
RRs.s1 and cellar Opposite Broaddus
e-o-<jnr BroadduS 4ddft:oE Cali Sell
ps7oue 6o9-F 1ar.ess so.ans
WON RENT-sdx roo nshouse and bath.
SS-4Wood finish nice luar1els. cene1t.
- III around house: VIII be- va
Z S9nfTJu15e is;.SiAfpiy At sos East Ptke.
street Ben phone ELL
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WANIEDAFenals Help

wANrED-Expert strl booxkeep-
er ten experienced clerks and exper-
fenced lady clerks at Public Market
House. Court street
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Gordon & Kidd
Real Estate & insurance
10 N. Third ST.
WANTED-MaIe Help

WASTED colored bus boy. Apply TO
che head waiter aesrhe Waldo hotel
waSrEp ar oScETinner wages SIS
per day. Apply to GraSsenf Chemical
Co. Meadowbrook. w. Va
MES-Learn barber trae Positively
the best. Tuition 500. Sools Included
this month. Our additional shop pays
Leader Barber College. 215 E. 4th ST,
CINCINNATI
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FOR RFNT-3 nicely fu-ntshsd rooms pms
close In Convenient. Hse OF 2n nS'fdr a.rI
- rent June 1st- Call Home phone
4S5 call for manager.
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-. pE>r-rwo furnished rooms for
49, 6o,1sekeep!r>. with use Of baL3-
Tor and cold water. Apply at se' S4aFsS
a-Teet Glen Elk.
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-, -y~r-T1ro furnished rooms fo-
: 3 49, IL ho,,Sekeeping. all ccnventenSeS;
ABBY at 315 werniEer street eeA1
nGnne is. Home So.
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FoR RENT-Furnishsd Rooms

FOX REST-Three unturnished rooms
wien use Of front porch: foS hSa 5
SoSse5seepsnS: hot and cold water and
4,se OF bath Apply at So Caroline
street. Stewart Addition
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-26

FOR -chat- barber shop
doin- $1,000 a week business, VII Se-
S.Saap as I want to 90 South. Ny shop
is worth s4e5 but 70 "a quick puSsr !
Rox I35. Zine Grove. w Va
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ror RPSr-e nicely furnished rooms
FOR light housekeeping use OF BAN
srd feieohcne. Apply at 20 \oFtt-
Chesenut street
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T0R REST-Furnished rooms for Light
5,o,1sekeeping. stoves IN rooms instead
~ nor plates Apply at 231 North
.St,esrnI1t street -
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All breeds.
u not Eat
dime back
KENNELS
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MONEY 40 FOAM

WY BE WITHOUT MoNEF:I ae-
comnodate everybody. by loansaE
money on watches, dtamoadS..1eWetTy.
musical iast-uuenrs.Set etc. Jos. Jay
JeweIer. Waldo Bios. Fourt1L street.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-26

OF :-slI. y:wSDE coFFMaN. se9sEls..
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-26

wASSTED-Dintng room. girl. with ex-
periencs. Apply to Norwood Cafe. At
end of Broad Oaks car line, Norwood.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-26

1-1E7(T-SSIcelv furnished room tor
= ~ two Sentfanaen. close to bus
SassS section: convenient TO all cars
A0-,ly at SIS West Main StreeS.-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-26

LIE: one-nalf cash on
the residue upon a
tbs, the purchaser or
re a note with good
payable as aforesaid
with interest
and the legal title TO
viii be retained as
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-26

BALTIMORE LIQUOR BUSINESS FOR
SAIE-whoieSa1e and retail business.
Vvirh bar attached: estabiished IN 1893:
opposite trunk railroad terminal IN
Raltfmo-e Especially adapted Sor mail
oder business. ADDRESS p O.sBoS, sos.
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