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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-09-16
oRpER or qualifications.
WESr vIRnIMIA y

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
AT rules held In the ONCE Of the Clerk
OF the Circuit Court Of Harrison County,
on Monday, the 30th day Of August, 1915,
the following order was entered:
The Parsons Souders Company, cor
poration, VS.. Lloyd C. Berry and Albert E.
Martin.-1n Chancery.
OBJECT OF SUIT.
The object Of the above styled suit Is
to obtain q decree against the defendant,
Lloyd G. Berry, for the sum of $5507 due
from said defendant to the plaintiff on
account Of goods and merchandise sold and
delivered to said defendant. And the fur
ther object of the suit is to enforce the
payment Of said debt by process Of Mt.
tachment against the real estate and per.
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BROMLEY SPECIAL.

A Bromley special train is an
nounced to run from Grafton to sa-
lem and return Friday night for the
tabernacle meeting at Salem. It will
probably make stops here. although
there is no announcement to that eff
feet. The train will cave Grafton at
6:10, Webster at 6:25, Simpson at
6:35. Pennington at $40, Rosemont
at 6:45, and arrive at Salem at 1850.
1t will return leaving Salem at IL
p. M, making same stops as going
out.
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CASE IS DISMISSED.

The prosecuting attorney neglect
ed to present sufficient evidence re-
garding the whiskey alleged to have
been carried Saturday night by
Charles Vasa and another Kelley Hill
foreigner in cab from the railroad
station when Vasa was tried We'd
nesday in Magistrate w. E. Starcher's
court and the magistrate dismissed
the case. Attorney Lewis A. Carr
vasa.
SCHoons opEN
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-09-16
Jews CAUTIONED
To Exercise Care in Burning
Candles in the Celebration
of Yom Kippur.
tpY AaaeeiArrn eaaaul

NEW YORK, Sept. 16.-Jews were
requested by Fire Commissioner
Amonson today to exercise care in
burning candles in the celebration Of
Yom Kippur on Saturday.
This action was taken because Fire
Chief Ken1onS reported that twenty
four fires were started by candles in
the celebration of two Jewish holt
days last week.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-09-16

lt Is certainly Surprising that any
woman will endure the miserable
feelings caused by biltousness and
constipation, when relief is SO easily
had and at so little expense. Mrs.
Chas. Peck, Gates, N. T., writes:
about year ago used two bottles
of Chamberlain Tablets and they
cured me of biliousness and consti-
patton" obtainable everywhere
Advertisement.
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TRACTOR DEMONSTRATED.

Included in the happenings shown
in the Pathe News on the Bijou
screen today is the recent demonstra-
tion on an Illinois farm Of trac-
tor, which is used to pull plows and
other farming implements. This pic
ture should be Of especial interest to
persons interested in agriculture.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-09-16
START CUTTING HUMP.

Kelley Brothers, contractors, with
large force of men and teams be
gan work Thursday morning Of cut
ting the hump on South Seventh
street, Colonial Heights, which was
recently ordered by the city council.
The street is to be lowered and put
on an easy, continuous grade.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-09-16
LICENSES ALL GONE.

With more than 800 hunters,
licenses Issued In this county the de-
mand continues but the supply OF
blanks has run out. The county
clerk. however, has placed an order
for more.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-09-16
SUBMARINE SUNK.

LONDON, Sept. 1s.-The admiral
ty announced today that in all prob
ability the British submarine EFT had
been sunk off the ,Dardanelles.
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SCHOOLS OPEN.
The schools Of Clark district will
open Monday morning.
GEORGE BELL IMPROVES.

George Bell, who has typhoid fe-
yer at the home of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Rock Bell. Of East Pike
street, is improving steadily.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-09-16

1t Is estimated that there are in
use in the United States about 1907
600 elaborate electric protective sys-
TENS against crime. about 100000
smaller systems and some 1000. 900
minor devices.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-09-16
BOY BABY BORN.

A ten-pound son was born to Mr..
and rs. John Noon at their home
at 200 Jackson street Thursday
morning. All are doing fine.
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ANorHER HUGE oANsNA.

4 Hugh DOWN., Of Carr ave-
nue., declares he has the iarg-
est Gamma growing in Clarks-
burg. It Is nine feet, SIX
inches In height. This ex-
ceeds by eight inches the
mammoth Gamma stalk re1Gnt-
ly presented to the Telegram
by Mrs. ]. s.. Adams. OF Buck
hannon avenue.
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ONE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

"A marriage license has been issued
to George w. Mouser and lett WEIGH.
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Biliousness and Constfpatfon.

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-24

Ell ,PASO, Tex, Febrero %.
-Noticias que llegaron hoy de
Torre6n, informan que el Sc
nor AGapito GoGzaleZ ha sido
Ccnd aztado a m!erte por los
villistas acusado dc haber
acomp; nado a =; familia de
Eugen;o Aguirre i;enavideS en-
su viaie. a esta ciudad hace
algunos dias. Por csc solo he
cho Sc le considera cuipable
) NADIA dificil c5 cue sea eye
:utado. Gonzalez fue salvado
de la muerte %" un Official VI
li'sta pues cuando Sc lie apre-
nerdi6 tratabal de matarlo Ell
Il acto. Sc cvac sin embargo
cue no Sc es3 ape de la pena
lues hay mucha animadver-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-24
MIR. DuVaI West, represeR-
tante especial de VIII
son, lego a TOrreOn

Ell PASO, Tex, Febrero %.
Mr.. Duval West, el represent
tante personal del presidente
de los Estados Unidos que sa-
li6 hace dos dias para el in
terror de la Republica mexi-
cana, lego hoy a la ciudad de
Torre6n, segun informes reel
bidos hoy en- Ell Paso.
Mr.. West estuvo un dia en-
Chihuahua conference.-the con
el licenciado Miguel Diaz LOm-
bardo, uno de los Ministries de
Francisco Villa, quien 10
acompan6 despues en- su viaje
a Torre6n. ProbabIemente hoy
(Pasa a la Sa.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-24

LAREDO. Tex, FebrerO %.
El tan traido = Ilevado com
plot que las au-oridades fede-
rales de variaS pobl&ciones de
la frontera de Texas dicen
haber descubierto contra los
Estados UnidoS, parece que eS-
u resultando pura fantasia
de los senores agentas de Ia
2oIicia. pues por mas pesoli-
sas que Sc han hecho para
dar con las ramificaciones que
dicen existen en- distintas ciu-
dades del sur del Estado. ma
ia - ma encontrado GIe ten
Ga yisos de IN moyimien-p
formal.
Aver Sc decia que era el
dia sehalado para el leyanta-
2,:anto que h@bia de indepen-
diza- los Es.4dos del Sur lie
Ia Union Americana ' for
mar con ellos una rucva re
2GbIi.a de .ne>icanos y ne
gcoS.
a. autordades estuvieron
preparadaS par" 10 que pudie-
ra Ccurrir tanrc en la ciudaG
como en- los rueblos del Con-
dado. pero no hubo el menor
indicio del supuesto movi-
miento.
Parece que 10 mism@ acl-uC
de las autoridadeS es Ia que
ha dado lugar a que circulen
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Lo del compIOt contra los EstadOs
UnidOs Carece absOIutamente
de fundamentO
Fue completanente absurdo el rumor que
circulo en- ese sentido

on >, f~on+aro las n,5S ab-
....,.J.,, ,.a,.siores nnas II Vi
giIancia Observable . dado
~,argen a que Sc hagan Sd
oo.irionas tan eyageradas CO.
10 !, do o,,a lbs consnirado-
-. r;orar 81 nrovac+o de MI
-, +odos los americanos
r~.,roras de- diecises amos pa
-. .rodara,.sa dc sus hienes Y
n~,cIa,nar dasnuas ma nueya
republica en- la que dominaraa
los sIementos mexicano y ne
gro.
IN "'gui'',S o'l"s l'u',',,'I.' I
.fac+,a6o Sienna.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-24

WASHINGTON. Febrero p
En- al session que Sc verified
aver en- al Canaan de Sena-
dores del Congreso America
no, eli SenadOr Fall pOr el
Estado de Nuevo Mexico, que
Sc ha distinguido durante el
actual periodic por sus ideas in
tervencionistas en- el "caSO Me-
xico", volvi6 a insistir SObrc
su tema de que el gobierno
americana debe de interve-
mir en- al Republica MeNicana,
iuntamente con los paises sud
americanos del \. B. c. para
poner fin Z Ia lucha ' restable-
Ger ell orden en- aQuel pals.
Durante su discursO, el Sc
nador americana .hizo senSa-
cionales declaraciOneS Y tuvo
frases energicas para algunoS
iefes revolucionariOs. Refirien-
dose al general Villa, va para
terminar su diSeursO, dijo que
este jefe cuando entro a Ia
ciudad de Mexico, deSpusS
de su triunfo sobre los earran'
cistas, habia cOmetido t0ds
clase de excesos, sin respetai
a NADIA, llegando hasta e
grado de atentar contra ID
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-24

En- una entreviSta que los
representatives de la prorsa
tuvieron con ell Presidente VIII
son, este declare q segdn su
manera de entender, el hundi-
miento del Evelyn" Sc debi6
a un accidente desgraciado y
que su captain no pro :uro
seguir al Inca marcada en- los
nuevos mapas de navegt ion
donde estan senaaldos los pro-
babies sitios en- que Sc encuen-
tran las minas.
A las preguntas que Ell es-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-24
T0S SFNADORFS FALL Y SLAYDEN OPlNAN QUE DEBERIAr
INTERVENE EN- MEXICO LOSE. UNOOS
La region CarbOnifera de
CoahuIIa esta en- pOder
de los carranCistas

Ell PASO, Tex, Febrero %.
-Noticias recibidas hoy en-
Ia agencia carrancista de es-
ia ciudad dicen que las fuer-
zas constitucionalistas han 10
grado controlar para la fecha
toda la region carbonifera del
Estado de COahuila, la mas
basta Y dnica en- la actualidad
que esta produciendO el pre-
ciado combustible.
Segun Sc dice en- las men
cionadas noticias, las fuerzaS
carrancistas derrotarOn en-
Hermanas, Coahuila, a las
trOpas villistas, quedandO en-
(Pasa a la Pag. 81
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-24
Sc trata de el Carl" "
que salio de Char
lesion para Bre-
men hace un
mes
No uso la ruta prescrita
por Alemania
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PRENSA.

AN-AN As
BERLIN. Febrero 23.-Aca-
ban de recibirse noticias en-
esta capital que dan cuenta
del hunGimiento de otro yap0r
americana. el "Carib' Ell
aguas del Mar del Norte, a
consecuencia del choQue con
una nina de las gu estan sem
bradoS aquellos mares.
Cuando ocurrio el desastre
de que Sc habla. el "Carib"
Sc encontraba fuera de Ia ruta
que eI Almirantazgo aleman
ma trazado para los vaporeS
neutraleS.
La embarcaci6n referida Sc
encontraba bajo el comando
del captain Cole ' Sc ignora
la importancia que haya tent
do el desastre nj 81 logr6 sal-
varse la tripulaci6n.
Ell "Carib" habia salido d
Charleston el dia 27 de Enero
con rumbo a Bremen y con-
ducia una gran cantidad de
pacas de algod6n para el mer-
cionadO puerto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-24
AQapito Gonzalez fue condenado a
muerte por los vi||istas en- Torreon
Lo acusan de haber acompanado a la familia
de Aguirre Benavides
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sicn contra aGuel!os elementos
q quienes Sc ig2ga adictos a
los que han estado defeccio-
nando del villismo en- los ulti-
mos dias.
Igual cosa que a Gonzalez
lie pas6 al senor Ricardo Laldo,
que fue proveedor del ejerci-
to villista, pues por ell solo mo-
two de que era amigo de
Aguirre Benavides lie fue cor
fiscada su tienda y 10 reduje-
ron a prisi6n.
Sc estan hacienda toda cla..
Sc de esfuerzos para salvar Ia
vida del senior Gonzalez quien
es muy conocido en- esta ciu-
dad.
Ell Corresponsal.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-24
En- el Senado americana estan prestando
mucha atencion los asuntos
de nuestrO pals
Sensacionalcs declaraciones de los represen-
tantes mencionados

honra de una sonora francesa
q la cual tuvo en- Su pOder
cuatro dias, aprovechandoSe
de las circunstancias de que
el esposo de la dana eXtran-
iera habia salido para su pa
ria . prestar sus servicios en-
el ejercito.
Este acto fue cometido,
diio eI Senador, no pOr un su-
bordinado de Villa, sino perSo-
nalmente por el, Y este que
digo no es un simple rumor.
Tai es ell hombre en- qulen Ia
administration parece haber-
Sc fijado para que saque a
Mexico del caOS en- que Sc
encuentra."
CINCINATTI. Ohio, Febre-
70 23.-James L. Slayden, re-
presentante al CongresO de
. la Union por e! Estado de Te-
|xas, en- un discurso que pre-
nunci6 aver ante la "Liga de
Paz de Ia Escuela America
na", Sc refiri6 a la convenien-
cia de la intervention del 60
bierno americana para pone1
fin a la contienda en- Mexico
Entire otras cosas dijo:
(Pasa a la Sa.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-24
EI Fundimiento del 'EveIyn' Sc
debio a un desgraciado accidente
Asi 10 declara prudentemente el Presidente de
los Estados Unidos
Telegrama especial para LAPRENSA.

te sentido lie hicieron dijo que
no saba todavia 81 serian COLI
testadas las notas de Alemania
e Inglaterra. Extraoficialmen-
te Sc dice que las notas refe-
ridas no seran contestadas.
Ell Embajador americana
Gerard ha comunicado a su
gobierno que la tripulaci6n del
"Evelyn", Sc salvo en- tres bo-
tes, uno de los cuales Sc ha
perdido. Los otros dos fueron
recojidos por un buque eX-
plorador aleman.
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(Pasa a la 9a.)

LAREDO, Tex, FebrerO %.
Sc ha seguido rumOrandO en-
esta ciudad que los carrancis-
tas piensan atacar nuevamen-
tie la capital del Estado de
Nuevo Leon Y que Pablo Con
zalez Y Antonio Villarreal
han ordenado la concentration
de todas las fuerzaS que ope-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-24
Refieren que esa &C
.cion constituyo uno
de los mas gran
des fraca-
SOS
UItimos detalles del
combate
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PRENSA.

LAREDO. Texas, FebrerO %
Han estado llegando a esta
poblaci6n algunOs soldadOS
heridos en- Ell cumDate que Sc
verified hace tres dias en- Lam
pazos entire carranciStaS y Vi
llistaS.
Per algunas cOnversaciOneS
que han tenido los menciona-
dos soldados Sc sabe que el re-
ferido cOmbate de LampazOs
constituyG uno de los desas-
tres mas grandts que han te-
nido los carranciStas en- la
campana que vienen librandO
contra los villistas en- eStaS re-
giones. Aquellos, que Sc en-
cuentran poSeSionadOs de Ia
ciudad. al tener noticias de que
iban ser atacadoS, tOmarOn
todas las diSposiciCnesnanann
todos los dispositivos de defen-
sa y la hicieron en- tOda regla,
Dues creyeron que derrotarian
a! enemigo. Por 10 tanto, GUAM
do Sc dieron cuenta de que no
(Pasa a la Sa.)
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TeIegrama especial para LA PRENSA.
(Pasa a la 8a.)

ran en- las inmediaciones de
la plaza mencionada.
En- contradiction con esoS
rumores estan las noticias trai-
das hoy por algunos pasaje-
ros procedentes de Monterrey
que dicen que un poderoso
nGcleo de carrancistaS que Sc
encontraba en- MontemoreloS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-24
FUERON DERROTADOS LOS CARRANClSTAS
EN- MONTEMORELOS N. |.

n. L. fue derrotado pOr Ca
lixto Contreras que, al man.
do de cuatro mil hombres, sa-
li6 a batirlos de la tantas veces
dicha plaza de Monterrey. No
son, por 10 tanto, de creerse
las noticias propaladas por los
carrancistas, pues el hecho de
que Calisto Contreras los
(Pasa a la Pag ga.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-24
Hay aIgBna exCitaci6n eR-
ire los labItanteS de
EI PasO, Texas
Sc dice que Sc avecinan
sensacionales aeon
tecimientoS
Telegrama especial para LA
PRENSA.

Ell PASO, Tex, Febrero %.
Sin que Sc sepa de una manera
cierta ell motive, el case esq
reina una gran excitaci6n en-
tire los refugiados de esta ciu-
dad.
Todos aquellos de quienes Sc
sabe que estan directamente
lipados COZ los asuntos politi-
(Pasa a la 8a.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-24
Las embdjddaS eurOpeaS piden nfOrmeS dc Mexico
Quieren saber tambien que poEtica segui-
ran los Estados Unidos en- vista de
los ultirnos acontecinlientos
Ell Secretario Bryan dice que no intervendran
con las facciones revolucionarias
Telegrama especial para LA PRENSA.

WASHINGTON, Febrero % tientes causado por
En- vista de las alarmantes perancla de los rev
notcias que han estado lie rios.
gando de la capital de la Re- FL Secretario Brya
publica MeXicana que hablan to a la segunda de
de atentados cometdos por los guntas de los diploma
carranci5taS en- las personals nifestandoles que la
de los extraneros los Emba- que seguira e gobierl
iadOres europeos RESIDENCES cano en- los asuntos
esta capital estuvieron hoy co, sera igual la
el Departamento de Estado hoy ha venido obser,
Obieto de pedr al Secretaro decir, de abstenci6n
Bryan que srviera informar de lntervenr con las
los sObre la situaci6n en- que cOntendientes aunque
Sc encuentran sus nacionales seguira nterponiendo
en- la RepUblica MeXicana. nos oficios en- casos
Tambi6n preguntarOD los men, de los sacerdotes,
ciOnados REPRESENTATIVES eN- llbertad ha estado {
traneros al SecretariO de Es e repreSentante pers
tado 81 tenia pensadO el Sman pOr intrucci
gObiernO americana tOmar al Sc le han enviado de
guna nueva determination Ell ton. La ultima de eSa!
su politca Mexico vista clones fue ed que ma
de los ttimos acOntecimientoS a CarranZa que ell
que Sc han deSawOado en- Obreg0n de amenaZal
aQuella RepGblica que acu- pulsi6n los sacerdo
san IN malestar insufrble en- oles franceseS era
tire los eementOs no cOmba- prudente impropio
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TO ADVERTISERS.

Nre guarantee Ia TBE&SA
- 10 have the -=
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CIRCULATION
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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1915-12-02
THE TABLE

Date Cakes-One pound stoned
dates, two and one-half cups rolled
oats, two and one-half cups -four, one
o.u ,rown sngar, one cup sugar, one
tenspoon lakna powder, onehalf cup
WY. wa,er, one cup granulated sugar
c,o hnlf cup cod wtter. Put dates,
y"anui2tnA sugar end cold water in
20 nre II oil unll Gatci are soft
allow to ,uoi. G. eom tro"n sugar
sna trt!e.' togetter. then add rolled
OATS end -four; :aiE well with the hand.
Add hot water and soda, then divide
dough into two equal parts. Roll out,
but not too thin. Spread date filling
on one layer, place second layer on top
of filling and cut into squares. Lay
on buttered tins and bake in hot oven
until done. These cakes are delicious
and any one liking dates Gigs can be
used instead of dates) will not regret
trying this receipt.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1915-12-02
CLEAN THE TELEPHONE

In homes where cleanliness and SAN
itation is carefully observed, one very
frequently finds a fragrant omission in
the matter of the telephone transmit
ter. Dust and dirt are allowed to ac-
cumulate therein, while members of
the household and others continue to
talk into it, the moisture of the mouth
congealing and encouraging the spread
of colds, throat disturbances and other
infections. A bit of gauze dipped in
alchol, peroxide and water or any
mild household antiseptic used on the
transmitter every day or two would do
much toward preserving the well be-
ing of the household.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1915-12-02
TIE CASE OF JONES



"'Ialic it ftCm- me, we bachelors are
luciiy,' declared Poggins. we are
,ne .oids OF our salaries. We 80 and
come as We choose, get home at any
;Gd al. hours, and"
why al! the sudden enthuSiasu?"
demanded EoZicks.
IL WAS considering the case of
Jones. Jones took a summer cottage
Il: Bay Ridge and there, with his wife
and his baby and his mother and his
cook and his chauheur, ae r..parod
1o pass delightful sum. I -
"A l3cAe.ui couioA'L - anything
like that
wait, one day rs. ,'oles had 4
birthday, so Ju.ioS decided not to mo
tor up TO town, but to settle down on
the porch and pass the glad day with
his family. But in running the car
into the garage the night before the
chauffeur had left one OF the doors
swinging and 1t caught the side OF
the garage door and was badly sprung.
So Jones decided to break into the
day lorH enough TO motor TO town,
three miles distant, and have the door
put into shape. He told Mrs. Jones
he would be back within half an
hour"
VERY exciting"
AT the end OF half an hour Mrs.
Jones went out into road and, shad-
ing her eyes with her hand, looked
was in sight. At the end of three
quarters of an hour she started the
chauffeur off to learn what was the
matter with Jones. Then when the
chauffeur had been gone an hour and
she and her mother-in-law had talked
over the peri!s of country road in
broad daylight, she placed the baty
in the older woman's lap and fol-
lowed the chauffeur.
"Then, at the end of another hour
the older woman, being unable long
er to hear the dreadful suspense, took
the baby to the next cottage, and leav.
ing it there, started or down the
dusty road in the wake of the Others"
"Fine!"
"After a short halfhour the women
IN the neighboring cottage, who had
absorbed some OF the excitement and
unrest and who lad never harnessej
horse in her life, backed the family
horse into the. buggy shafts and, with
the Jones baby in the seat beside her,
hiked off on the trail of those who haU
gone before"
sand you consider that funny?"
Don't you? Nothing could have
happened to Jones: repairs had taxi
ell longer than he had estimated
that was all. The return to the Jones
cottage was a triumphai progress.
Now, my argument is tnat no orc
tags after bachelor in that fash
icn."
you'll get no argument OFT CT ne,
No one earth cares when bachelor
drops out OF siaht, and If he doesn't
belong 10 lodge his pallbearers haze
to be hired. / wish Tc married at
Jones age"
"Er-say, let that go double!"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1915-12-02
The Prize Hog.

Ebenezer Holcombe had 100.
pound hog, which he had exhibited in
a tent at the fairs for three years,
charging ten cents admission.
One day a travelling man who was
passing through the to-" n wii"h
Mr.. Holcombe lived cai.cd. at The
house and asked if he might Sco { .
hog of which he had heard SO l.. IA.
Ebenezer proudly led the Nay
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1915-12-02

Somewhat before the year 100 a
variety OF tree ferns. commonly called
the Scythian lamb, were supposed
10 have wool, flesh and h'ood. The
plant wcs said To ro9emh!c lamb in
every respect b. crew on stalk,
consuming tho foliage within easy
reach and when the food was exhaust
ed died. Another curious idea re-
garding ar animal r'Gnt was that en-.
tertained OF rhe "oose tree, at per-
iod sonew lat earlier than the Scyth-
ian lamb fable, rrnh"blv about 1900.
The idea prevailed that the fruit Of
the goose tree falling on land became
birds, while those that fell ia.o watc:
became fishes.-N. Y. Sun.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1915-12-02
certainly Ill marry you!"

Two minutes later she was in her
boudoir again, sobbing as if her heart
would break
Was the rapture too much for her?
Was it a case OF TOO much sudden
joy? Nay!
Two nays!
Woe is me. Alas and alack, and
again. alas." wept Vandalia. u neg
lected to ask who he was."
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1915-12-02
tc the hogh.use, but at the door he

t. the hoghsuse, but at the door he
turned.
Cost you ten cents" he drawled.
The visitor took Il dime from his
pocket, passed il TO the farmer ard
turned back.
"Why, you amt seen the prize
hog." called Ehane2eT.
"Yes, l have" rctorted the travc''
ing man. 1--WE seen him" and con.
tinued lis way back TO tie country
store.