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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-30
1eras.


- Qm 8. SUM- miro in @uitin iiber
Die Iusgobe BON $4,000 in 8orbs
fir ben Ban pom griiden, Drainie-
rung, 8ieoerberltellune bon StroBen
etc. obgeitimfnt.
8ei 8ltnoap puroe Ser 2ebrcr
q. 6. Maion BON einem Sradt5ue
iberfabren nno getotet. gr bdtte iif
auf bus @eleiie gelegt uno mar Der.
mutli6 eingeiblafen. Gin merfmiir.
bigger 9lab, iif fdlofen su legen.
Maion mar 80 Sabre oft uro itammts
ous 9aitrop,
Su &ouiton itarb Sfid]ter s. 9
4. 8iaaspie I'M Mlter bon 60 Sun-
ren. st mar Elm GROCER 5reulo Der
9eutihen.
Nus @orrisburg miro elm,
merfmiroiee @eihibte gemelbet
0ort oeridllldte Sermann glod, ell
anabe I'M 4lter BON 13 SSabren bon
bier Sabren cine fleine 3ipede, oil
iidl int @als feltiette. @or einioer
Iagen befain er eitten Srllteuanfal
uno Der fleine 0agel flog beraus.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-30
NIIerIei.
Muf Der McGuQouoh Qlnel

auf Der Mcgu1ougb 4penue
&oao, 5pet Meilen binter aenpoo6,
Dat Elm 5iiBtges Qutomobil, lpe(d,es
Die Drummer 315 trdgt, flint Gage
lang geitanoe1t biz ein in ser Nqbe
tuo6nenoer Farmer Meloung ntadte,
Der ungab, oaB Dem @uto ein Manlt
ilno 5Dei 8rollen entitiegen. Dos Mu-
tomobtl, oaS ieoenfaas gelieben ooer
geitoblen fDaroe fam in Ser 8oli5et-
abeebolt tperoen.
Der @pril bat ieinen Geocro
dls 9fegenmonat Bis gum Iesten ga
&c oufredt erbolten.
Wenn man I'M eren StraBenar-
beitern 5uiiebt fann @inen1 libel tper-
ben. Die 2elte berbie11en oo6 nidt
Die Salfte ibres 2obnes. gs mag
Insnabmen 9eben, aber mir boben
tie nod nidt entoeden fonnen. SIT
i6pn oas, mas Tie tun uno leiIten
bielfa6 Spielerei 10 lit es erlt re6t
UNI Die 3eit, Sic iie oorouf
bertpenoen. 4beefeben bon oen So.
item fir oie 5teuer8abler.
Die &on5erte Der MilifarfopeQe
ouf Dem unteren 8~arooeplat IN Sort
Som Soniton finben iebt am Montcg
lno 0onneritqg aben6s ppa, s bis 2
ltbr itatt. Mit oieier Mn~fiinoigultJ
lit Der @uni6 b~erbunben porben, bag
oas Bnblifum ii6 ettpas rnbiger pers
balte, oamit 8ieienigen, Die gefom.
men iino, I'm oie Mufif 5u boren, Iie
aud 1oren fonten. Das l1mberraien
nit ben aittomebilen uno Mofor-
cpcfen uno 0eren @etoff follte bet-
mieoen uno aaes iiberfliiiiige &C.
unteroriift meroeit. Dies iii
bod eigentlid oaes ieIbitperItdnolih,
oaB es aber ni6t 10 BET oieien Son
5erten mar, seigt Die Wabnung.
Cine Srau tDuroe berbaftet, Die
IN 2doen ginfaufe mofte uno oofDr
pertloie Gbeds in 3ablung CAB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-30
InIGno.

@r-@ouperneur eugene g. Sos
BON Maiiahuietts bat Dem BEL Der
lesten @abl als @ouperneursfanoi-
Dot Der 8rogreiiioen geiflagenen
CHARLES Gunner 8iro ben Gat gege.
ben, oieies Mal ii6 nm Die @ouper-
nenrSnomination auf Dem republila-
nii6en Gifet init 8robibition ais
9ouptiiine 5u beperben uno Inn in
folden Safe feline unterltiisung in
ausiidt geitelt.
Sn Gan francisco ip1roe onrta
einen furAtbaren Sturnl elm Sda,
ben bon 100000 an9eridtet. Audl
iolen mebrere Gerionen um's 9ebeit
sefommen lein. Son 8tpei meiB mon
hies beitimmt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-30
9eum Miaiaroen.

8ednerii6 peranlagte 4opfe bo.
ben it6 NIT ben neltl1 MiQioroen ser
5petten oeltti6en 4rtegsanleibe be.
i6afti9t uno iino oobei 3u bemer=
f%ensperten @rgebniiien gefommen.
User Die Summe in @olo aus scr
&ei6sbanf bolen tpoate, batte bie
gemiB nidt gerinee anfgube, 70
Sanlena Gentner @etpidt fort8u-
idaffen. gfeun Miaioroen eraeben
Die ltottlibe 3abl bon $50 Miaionert
3non3tg-Marf Stiiden. Sin 8e.
amter, Der tie ouf8u5ablen bette, aas
Gage 8ebn S%tut1oen, ieoe 9efunoe
elm Stiid, tpiiroe 34A Sabre oo8u
brouden. I'm Die 10000 Gettner
in @olo fort5uldaffen, m6ren nidt
meniger als $50 @iienbo6l1tpo9et 5t
ie 200 @enttter notig. Ser SnboIt
feS &aumes, oen Die 9 Mtaiaroen
einnebmeti piiroer, lit 187,478 &u-
bifmeter. Genft man iib oieie Gum
me als @olomiirfel 10 ipdre oeifer
Snbalt 5744 &ubifmeter groB.
Stelt man ii6 enoli6 oie 11nlne1ge
bon 90 Warf1tlden Merchandising.
itopelt Dor, 10 ergtbt Ole aufiteigelloe
Saule eine Sohe bon CTS ai[ometer
ooer 80 oeutide Meilen; legt man
oieie Saltle nieoer, 10 glide fie in
ibrer ausoebnufig Der Strede 2eip-
5ig-Sfet1oe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-30
3itf aus ueberlec.

Sim lon aus alien Beiteu
@rf6aleu elm ein5ig Sort,
Soa iber Die Weere ihreiteu
Mit Stlrmesneben fort.
Nltn fol- ols alien Sernen
gri6aun elm ein5iger Sdret,
Gnf Dab Die 80lfer lerren
BeB @eiites Ma6euti6Iauo fei.
Nun fol- aus tiefiten Roten,
&us Qualen oumpf uu0 bang,
Ius ~briinitteen @ebeten,
@rglii9en Elm ein8ieer 9rang.
9 @ott, gu fannit ni6t oul0en,
9aB oeutfhe 4rt perge6t,
gu fannft es nidt berfdmlocn,
Sag oeutfde &raft bertpebt.
gu fannit es nift erlallbe1,
SAB oentf6er @ldltbe itirbt,
gu ldBt lin uns nidt rarbell,
Sen @eiit. Der nibt beroirbt.
2 @olf, on obneglei6en,
Hmrnlt bon @rimrnes 6atf,
@us beiner S0bne 2eiben,
8li6t Dir oas 2eben auf.
&uno erdud G
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-30
&onsert bpn Sri. @era Mette.

Gum eriten Mol felt ibrer 9iif
febr bon StaIien trat SRI. gero geet.
,te 9pnneritag a6eno in einem eiae-
men 2on5ert I'M @roBen Spernbous
nut. 9os Gon5ert CAB ibr @elegen
9eit, ibr &onten nod ieoer &idtuug
bin 81 5eigen. Sic fang cine @rie
bon 8uccfnt aus Der o8obeme",
mebrere oeiitihe uno eiagIiihe 2ieoec
1uno bic groBe 8abnfinnsorie aus Der
~2ueIa" bon Doni8etti, 3eigte iidg allo
als 2ie~oeridngerin, oIs Sdngerin
9nnooerner itaIienii1er Opernmufie
un0 aIs Sdngerin beS alien flalft-
aden Goloraturgelangs. Muf alien
@ebieten 8eigte fie fid ols ungemein
fiihtig. Sbre Gimme bat feline
pbdnoniennle Musoebmung, ober ne
lift in ben bon ibr beberriften Eager
fInr, m~ohllauteno un0 bon groBcrl
2febreis. Bie Yerlen qaollen Die &o-
ioraturen aus Der aeble Der Sdilge-
rim u1o tDltnoerbar feiit tpuBte lie oos
Sniiige uno oas 0ediihe III Den elm
5elnen 2ieoert our @eltuug al brilt-
gen. Mls geiipiel iei bier MIR bic
rortrefflide @ieoergabe Der beioen
10 peribieoeneu 2ieoer Bur 9roIiel
iprnh Der syinf" bon o'glbert uno
a@uten abeno, CUTE 9adt" pon
8rnbnus bingeiDieien. Giuen gun5
b~eionoeren Meis bat lire Gimme
beim We55o-@eiala. SIRE gortrags~
funit lit b~eoputeno, fDie Die Buceili-
Sdc Nrie 81 anfana uilo Sic bri1oHt
8%efnHgene @aErIintsarie aus Ser
~2uria~ beipieien. Sir oas Drama.
fiihe Spiel bel einer i'm &onSert
poraetragenen 9rie. n"liiiien mir nun
naeroings aufrihtig geiteben, ihmdr-
men mir niht. Sbr itGrfites aonnen
5eigte Sri. gtette ie0enfaas in ser
8abniinnsarie, oieier 8~raoourlci-
flung aaer acknowledgement, oie
lie nidt MIR tedniid por5iiglid iang,
IN Der file ouh Die gor3c Gtim.
m%lngsifala Der unaliidlifen 2ucid
gum uoacn Nusoruf 81 bringen
ipuBte.
3mei Neutrality-suspicious. fa-
men in oieiem aon8ert gum Dor.
trag: sd bab' DID geliebt@ bon
Snbn 90. Steinfelot uno .3be RigssI
COS q tbouiano Cues bon Clara 9
Iooiion, 8eioes biibide onipredenoe
Gompoiitioneu.
Cor Der @obnlinnsorie lbie(is
Grou Minnie Geebe< Jomler Elm Dor.
6iiglides GeloioIo, oas ibr reiden
@eifau einbradte.
Die neutrality-suspicious. butte SER
0'Nciigna, Elm eeraoe3u meiIterbofter
8ealeiter, i~ibernommen. oos 2loten.
Gblignto in Ser Ba1nIinnsarie ipiel.
tc SEER Cliff Dreider.
Gus Sans tpar gut beinht. 8ns
Eeutihtum BON San Intonio feicrts
Die aus ieinen a~reiieu beruorgegar-
gene tiihtige Sdiigeriu. gerge Dor
@lumen mnroen Der GiinItlerin ani
lie Wiihup npgdidf
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-30
8rnnocigentnms- llebertraeamseu.

3. 8. gesbitt an u. $. 9fibe, Grub
itiid I'M neuen gitbz8lod 1856; 500
II. q.
gbas. 8alace uno Marn g. updurd)
an 9abio 2ai6, @~runbftid i'm neleil
gttbs8lod $500; $3.50.
Sranf 8. @elder an 6. $. Redcl,
@runDitiid an Der 8lmco Ctr; $3.50.
Charles 8eder nn 8. 8. &alteuer,
@rinoitiif an Der gfler Str, Soutb
5eiebts; $1,000.
S. SO. nno Gillian gubmann on 6. g.
@rdBboff, @~runoitiid an Der Grbmore
CTR. 8eit 9airel 5eigbts; $40.
Carl uno 8. Glib ON 3tharo 5iso,
110.51 Nder Qanb; $4,000.
CHARLES uuo W. @n9elmam an %. &.
Heileb. @rinoitid an Der Sitter Gbe,
$25.
$. 5. gofples an Gam Sriebmann,
guteil an 358 ader 2anb; 1920.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-30
Sdlueiaeluhn.

Die 9roBe Sdueiter (3ur fIeinen):
On Dirit es oo6 ni9t Moma Iagelt,
Sottden, oaB @err 9eutnant SeiBi9
mid gefiiBt bat2"
2otthen: oNetn, nber ou muB!
mid oos nadite MaG mieoer 5neuden
loilenlH
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-30
1arm-Trobnfte.
Ben.HIe.

&artoffeln, 3eue, $500 per 8uIdel,
Colorado nro Soabu, $1.60 uno $1.75
per 100 &funo.
SiiBe &artoffeln, 3ouifiana, $1.75.
Badsbobnen, per 8ul6el, So; grane
8obnen. $3.50.
$3.50.
gierpflansen. 1926 per gui6eI.
3iutebeln, Seras 8ermubas, $3.50 per
Crate.
9eeten, 40c per 9bS. s9iinbel.
geteriilie. 40c per Deb. zginoeI.
Spttlat, 4c per Bfutb.
@iiben, BIC u. 40e Der Gbb. ,ginbeI
griiner 9feffer, Csc.
@urten, Cal. $3.50 per Crate; Eeras
Sdnaib. $1.75 fir 8uldel.
Seaerie, $3.50 per Crate.
&ohl, $500 per 100 8funo.
gteerrettig>B itr5eln. per Sfo. 12hc
&opfialat Toe II. $500 per camper
SIeE Rarft.
San antonio, Ser. 80. Gpril -t9f5
Ohieu $40 bis 1925.
&iihe $500 bis 5000.
Gdlber $3.50 bis $500.
@ulIeu $4.35 bis $3.50.
9hafe $500 unb $3.50.
3ieaeu 1925 bis $3.50
Ct. 2ouis. 80. April 1915. 9Rinbs
pieb, SerassBieb. 1925 uno $500.
S6fpeiue 5000 Bis 1915.
Gdmte.
S6tnere pom S6fatter 90 eta
3eibte bonn S6laHter ......22 cts
@rttu aetalaete .18h gts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-30
MpSerme Sd)Iagluprte.

&orporal (8u einem u~fgemobntfG5
6eleibten Sreininieen): uSoren Sic,
@%inidbriger, Sic bdtten nit Sbrent
nferlofen ltmfange aud better PEI Der
Mortne eintreten lonen."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-30
mDbsrner Rdb mmb 8HfdnetSeauterridt

9nsIegen. SnShneiben, anpnTeu uts
Rdben gelernt. ShIiiIertunen perfertiaen
TIRE eigenen &feiber tpdbreno bes Qers
mems. SRI. .. 8. Gefer, Ranaaer. SOL
WarbeH Ctr. Rebmt got 8eus Car ODER
telepboniert Erabis 3075. (aua.1
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-30
ets8erie
SawmImsHe.
San antonio, 9% Gents.
SawmiusHe.
gpttpnfantsn grpbnfte.

GpttDnfattsn . Trubnfte.
San 4ntunip, Ser, 80. April. -t9t5
8rima CRUDE Cotton 5eeo Gil. Al Il
geHts per @1Glone.
Neiu gorf, 80. slpril - Spot 1858;
slpril, 1888 unb $6.68; Mat, $6.65
nnb 1864; SUM, 1902 uno $6.93; Su>
Il, $685. uuo $6.97; 4uguit, $40 ltno
Sill; September, $7.19 uno 1920;
0ftober, 1921 unb 1925; Robember,
$500 un6 $7.10.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-30

gu perrenfen - 3pei m6blierte 3im
nit feparatem @ingnng. an Stra>
benbabn gelegei1. S66nes Sommerbeiri.
greiie mdBio. Nad5ufragen 461 Waurs
pbb 4be., am Norbsgnbe Der 8elt gno
Gar Qinie. Eelep6on: Ernbis 4169.
(Wuseiae.l
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-30

Sir reparieren irgeno elm idnobof.
tes DAD; iebt ITS an Der 8eit. Sal
@. Wilfias, Gel. Ernbis 1878.
(Anseiae.l
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-30

Sran Gbas. al6redt, 1888 Sfsgon1s
mere Ctr. Gan Gntonio, Seras, Iiefsrt
frii6e Bllnen, 8lnmenftide, 8ouaiets
uno Rflan5en. 8eetsSfImSen cine 5pez
sialitdt. EEL. grodett 1892. (aua.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-30

0eimdt. Cline finoerGoIe @tttne
ooer alteres Md6ben our Siibrutte
Der SausbaItung fir einen ~einselnen
Serrn. 9a68ufraeen unter $, core
of 5reie 8reiie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-30

SrumOtiOm (9r. pbil.) fir per-
oienftfideD iiiertotion golptehnicunl.
Chicago.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-30

Or. S. SooS Seth, Spe5ialiIt unn
8unoarst mir fir @ei6ledts- ulto
&arn-aranfbeiten. lteber Dem Mon4
hattan Cafe. Grofett 8438. (@na.)
fNn3eiQe.1
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-30

8eites Del un6 @oIolin erbalt
man bon Der Slimp Oil So, 400
Sit-G Ctr. Nelles Gel. Era.
bis 2252. Wual
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-30

SIT 6ibner, Butter, a6seIiefert, 6ilfp
ger als5Ieifd. 9Gder, 400 Brain Aue
(Nnselae.)
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g. u. Saricab So. Telephone 70a
tMnaeiee.)
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-20
AT a Cost Of s4OO, 900 as a Re-
suit of the Present In
speCtion Trip.

The construction of 100 miles of in
terurban trolley lines in northern
West Virginia at cost of from $780,
900 to $4O0, 900 Is a strong probabil-
ity according to Smith Hood. general
manager OF the Nonongahela Valley
Traction Company, who has returned
to F'airmont from a conference and
inspection trip participated in by a
score or more of transportation Of
fcals, bankers and other capitalists.
The principal proposed line is to
extend from Weston through Glen
vile and BurnsvIle into Petersburg,
q distance of between ninety and 100
miles. The party of capitalists and
bankers rode over the prellm mary
survey OF the proposed road yester-
day in automobiles under the guild
ance Of local business men along the
route. who have expressed q willing
ness to advance substantial amounts
of capital to aidiin financing the pro-
ject.
salem Line, TOO.
"A proposed line, fifteen miles In
length from Clarksburg to Salem, is
also under confederation and civic
examinations along the route have
already pledged the right of way II
the road should be built.
Construction OF the INES unQ9r
5consid Grafton would connect the
tracks of the Monongahela Traction
Compa~ with the Kanawha Traction
and EIecNic Company's road and af-
ford means for continuous trolley
transportation over a large part o.
the tate.
Afterginspection of the survey
from Weston. through Glenville to
Parkersburg and from CIarksburg to
salem. the entire party, with the ex-
-ception of Mr.. Hood. went to Charles
ton where they will go over the lines
Of the Charleston Interurban Trac-
ton Company and the Charleston
Dunbar Traction Company.
When the inspection shall have
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-20
TWENTY THOUSAND
RUSSIAN SOLDIERS
ARE MADE PRISONERS
PYTHIAN HOME
IS Strongly Advocated in Reso
lutions Passed by the
CIarksburg Lodge.

Resolutions strongly faoring the
Of Nate Pythian
home and the erection of suitable
building therefor were unanimously
passed at a well-attended meeting of
Clarksburg lodge No. 80 OF the
Knights of Pythias Thursday night in
its hall on south Third street.
Tie resolutions are to be presented
to the state grand lodge when 1t
meets in annual convention next
week at Philippt.
The Philippi lodge of the order re-
Gently took similar action regarding
a state home and the state home ques-
ton fs again to be threshed out at the
meeting of the grand lodge with pros
poets of action favoring the imme-
date establishment of such an insti-
tuition. For several years the grand
lodge has worked toward this end and
a substantial building fund was rails
ed but the Pythian home board ap-
pointed by the grand lodge recently
became discouraged over the thing
and entertained a proposal to turn
the money into a relief rund for wild
ows and orphans of Pythians.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-20
MYSTERIOUS ,COLORED BOY :,
Wilkes "A FULL CONF ESSlOlV
Admits Nearly a Score of Rob-
berries but Says He IS q
Kleptomaniac.

DecIarine that he Is kepto-
maniac, Charles Jones. aged II, col
iored. Friday morning confessed TO
the police that he Is the imysterlou
little colored boy. who has terror1zed
RESIDENTS of all parts of the city Tor
the last month. In his confession,
the bow named fifteen robbertes that
he had committed and said there
might be more but that he could not
remem Der them.
Jones was detained at Police head
quarters, while persons, whose homes
have been robbed by him, were mott
fed. 1t is thought that warrant
will be sworn out by one OF these
persons, and Jones will then be
turned over to the county authorities:
II Jest can't help 1T, Mr.. Brooks.
he told the chief. Every time 4 sees
Ia big, fine house snmpin seems TO
say. there's nice place to go in,
and Igjest cant keep out.
you're a kleptomaniac then!"
askedthe chief.
That's what am"
It was stated at police headquar-
tiers that the boy has been under sur
veillance by Choet Brooks and OH
Ger ours, who were working on the
case, tor the last few days. He was
arrested Oy THESE atWN9 OAAAS0Ass' SAVA 10y
before noon this morning and taken
to head qnarters. where he made the
confession, after being sharply ques-
toned.
Young Jones made no attempt to
lay the blame for his crimes on any
enc else. and said that he had con-
federates In only two instances. The
other times he was alone. he said.
Police are securing the city for the
two boys named by Jones as his con-
federates in two ofthe robberies.
The boy vigorously denied several
robberles. thought bye the police to
have been committed by him.
Hisiirst robbery, he said. was COM
nitted at the home Of F. ]. Billing
ham on West Pike street. where he
secured So. He visited the Oak Hall
apartments on West Main street four
different times. he said. and secured
a total OF about 81.
Jones did not know the OCCUPANT or
a house on Lee street. which he said
he entered but secured nothing be-
ing frightened on by a woman. Two!
fousesin the Broaddus addition were
srobbediby him, he said one OF Sit !,
and the other Of $1.03. He did not
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-20
PONY PURCHASED
FOR FAIR AWARD

special program will be carried. out
for them. 1t Will include big
parade or children at 2 o'clock in the
afternoon. but there will be num-
her of Interesting events and amuse-
ments designed especially to please
the little folk. The award OF the
Shetland pony will. of course be one
of the big features s. G.. Denham.
secured the country for the finest
and prettiest pony he could get and
his efforts have been successful az
the animal he finally found is said
to- be a beautiful creature. The chill
dren will go into ecstacies OF delight
when they see It. As soon as the
pony comes 1t will be placed on ex-
hibltiou in ClarksburK.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-20
Toll Of Death Acc rding tolLat
est Information is a Score
or More Persons.
MAY BE AMERIC ANS DEAD
is Stirred from Endto
End over the Sinking Of the
White Star Liner.
SsY Assoe,A7sn raess,

u LONDON, Aug. 20-The best intor
nation now available indicates that
score or more persons lost their llv94
in the sinking of the White Star liner
Arabic by German submarine ya&-
terday morning on the south coast or
Irelana Thus far 1t has NOT beer
determined definitely whether any
Americans are mang the dead Dr.
Edmond +. Wood. Of GAINESVILLE, Wts.ss
and Mrs. Josephine L. Brug ruiere,S an
Americans are among the dead. D.
for some years, are missing.
The White Star line announced this
morning that all but eight Of the pas
sengers had been landed at Queens
town. Four Of these were said to be-
Americans According to information
cabled to Washington by Lewis
Thompson. American consul
Queenstown, however, DIR. Wood and
Mrs. Brugruiere are the only missing
Americans. The other two, james
Houlihan, OF Philadelphia, and Thoma
Elmore, OF New York, were reported
by Mr.. Thompson to have been saved
In all about 400 Of the 42S persona
on board the Arabic have been &C.
counted for. The fate OF the other
is still IN doubt but As the hours
lengthened since the Arabic mel Ti5ss
swift destruction hbpes fnat me
others may have been saved ara tads
ing
The torpedoing Of the Arabic hrs
stirred England from end to end Az
though, on account OF the compatu-
lively small loss of life, public HeelliIg
does not show signs of running
high as in the days following the
sinking Of the Lusitania. That such
a large proportion Of the passengers
and crew should have been saved In
the short time available for the wotl
of rescue Is regardedas better toTtupe
than might have been expected undsg
the circumstances. Apparently it va
due to the GOODNESS and courage Of the
officers and crew from Captain E1nSl
down to the fremen, who faced cef
tain death to perform their duties
In Queenstown today every thing
possible WAS done to assist the
survivors. many of whom were with
out clothes or money. AS In the casay
of the Lusitanta disaster the citizens
of Queenstown came to the assistance
of the sun A number OF the sur
vivors are suffering from minor il-
juries but so far as Is known none
Is in serious condition.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-20
RUSSIAN GOVERNMENT is
TO BE MOVED TO MOSCOW

LONDON, Aug. 20.-As the Aus
TRANS and Germans press on to the
last of the outlying fortresses stand
ing between the Russian capital and
the invaders, Petrograd is discussing
the advisabilty of yemoving the gov
eminent to its ancient seat at Moscow.
already considered the heart of the
nation Kovno is now definitely in the
hands Of the Germans. The Ranking
movement Of Field Marshal Won
Mackensen grows more threatening
hourly and 1t would not be surprising
If Grand Duke Nicholas should
abandon all efforts to form new line
with Brest-Litovsk as the pivot. Fru.n
Brets ?Litovsk to Ossowetz, which
seems to be wlthstanding the assaults
of the heavy German guns. better
than any other fortress. furious fight
ing continues with the advantage In
favor of the invaders. Riga has again
become the center of Struggle on
land and sea.
The landing of British troops at
SILVIA bay, Gal1ipon peninsula, is re-
garded here as partial disappotnt-
ment. The Turks had concentrated
their forces in the Anzac zone, lit
tie to the south, but were apIe to senu
troops north in time to prevent any
important advance by the landing OF
forces. 1t is believed here that no for
ward movement of consequence Is
likely unless the British are reen-
forced cinsidera bly,. Italy ad Turkey
appear, to be on the brink Of an open
rupture. The Italian public expects
war, which would give their army
and navy chance to cooperate with
the allies in the Dardanelles move
ment
On the western front the French
now hold the cross roads between
Lens and Arras. which. when in pos
session of erGmans. formed wedge
in the allied line.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-20
NO TRACES FOUND
of Joseph N. Saunders, Who
Escaped from the County
Road Grew.

Deputy sneriffs and constables nave
failed to find any trace of Joseph y.
Saunders or Baltimore street. who
escaped from the county road crew
late Wednesday afternoon on the
Bridgeport pike. A description of him
has been sent to police authorities
throughout the state with a request
TO arrest and hold him should he be
found.
Saunders was awaiting the action
OF the next grand jury under charge
OF recently resisting constables when
they went to his home to arrest him
on 8. charge of assau1ting and beating
niece He obtained a writ from
Judge Robinson permitting him to
work on the roads while awaiting the
next term of criminal court
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-20
FOUR AMERICANS ON
TORPEDOED ARABIC
NOT LANDED YET
GRAND jury
Is TO Investigate Charge Of At
TEMPTED Murder againsta
MeadoWbroOk Man.

Under charge of attempting to
murder Ernest Kellar. a young man
of .Meadowbrook, August s, by hit
ting him in. the groin with q billiard
cue in a Meadow brook pool room.
Larry Naples. a mill worker OF that
place. was held for the action OF the
next grand jury at the close of a hear
ing late Thursday afternoon in Mag
istrate w. e. Starcher's court He
furnished bond Of $500 and was re-
leased.
Kellar is still patient in a Clarks-
burg hospital undergoing treatment
for the injury he received but his res
covery is now expected. For week
after the injury was inflicted 1t was
not thought to be serious but. one
day he suddenly became worse and
had to be taken to hospital. For
a few days he was in critical con-
dition. Naples was originally ar
rested under an assault and battery
charge but when KelIar was taken to
the hospital that charge with with
drawn and felony charge was sub
stituted.