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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-26
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ben, 6oB fiinfttgbin sic Dompfer Ser
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bradte. = Ser, @ampf 5tpeds Grod=
enlegung bon @ennepin County bat
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berbnn6enen Soften tperoen ii9 auf
r1tn6 $4,000 berlo1fen.
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Mmerp, @is., bera11bt 3m baben, in
9aft moor, lit aus DEM @efdngntB
entfommer, nnb sic 8eborben baben
feinen Mnbaltspunft, Ser fie o11f fei-
ne Sp1tr bringen fonnte.
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gDe fommt, ma1r6e 1T etnem Glitter
maggor1 zines in n0r6lider @idtung
fabren6en 0moba-8 uges bon einem
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6eren Morre ro11ers 81. @pans nm
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@oggon Elm 11nb entfnm.
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tender 3~riibiimigteit bat it@ Mneta,
Die 5tpeiun68man3ig Sabre alte Tod-
ter Der 5or,ilie 81. Mor, in einem
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-26
@4l6den unmeit 6es @lternbm15e

SQl0G)en nnfDett 0eS Glter11DQ1t1eS
erbangt.
8ipeit = 8ipeitome Go11n<
tp, oeiien Mbitimm1ng nber County
Option m 6. sunni anfdnglt9 cine
Mebrbeit bon bier @timmen fir
vfeudt" ergab> lit Gm1t @nti9ei6 6eS
&idters Slpnn, melder 1ieb5ebn
Stimmen megen beridieoener Sebler
al1sidaltete MN 6ob NIT 6rei 5tim-
men utroden."
Oulutb. = Muf Dem &onpente
Der u&etail CREDIT Men's Sectional
EXPLOITATION" trater berfdie6ene &e6-
ner fir sic @infiibrrng zines Detef=
tib6ienites nod Dem Mh1iter 6esieni-
gen Der @anten Elm.
Crosby. - Dus HaiiagierfGbr-
boot S1pin @itD un6 6ie Wotor fabre
Deertpoo6 iir6 berbrannt. Ser S9u=
Sen miro anf $4,000 geiddbt un6 lit
tbeilpeile 6urd @eriiderung ge6edt.
8ie 6as Geuer ent1tan6, fonnte nidt
ermittelt mer6en.
&e6moo6 Sails. - 5e1raotr
&olmberg bon &erbi1e bot SOS auf
6em @lobe, tno 6ie Somilie Sobn
Sdman6t Dor 50 Sabren bon Sen
mufitan6iiden 5iour= SSnoianern maj
lafriert mor6en maren, erri9tete
DenfmaI Meitte LETTER ISOLDE Bel Ser
gntbiil1tngsfeier 6em @toote iiberge-
ben.
Smatonno.- Mm 49,, "a.
1tnb 25. September miro bier oie
idbrlide MISUNDERSTANDING Ma1sltel=
lung bon Steele County a~bgebaltert
tper6en. uTarmersfI11btag" l1tr6
u&eimfebr"= nn6 uMmiie6lertog" lin6
5tpei rte1te %befon6ere Gi%nfiibrnngen,
sic er1tmals anf 6ieier Musltellnng
gefeiert mer6en fouen. - Ser 80
Sabre alte @briftopber 8onbait, elm
@ionter bon 5teeGe County, bat iid
erbdngt. @rdnflidfeit par sic Ser
o%nlaiiung. @itttpe 11r6 bier &inoer
iiberleben i'm.
8emi6ii. = SHE sdonftpirtb-
fduften in @ror6 &apt6S m1Bten
Mtttuodnadmittag laut @ntidei6
6es &idters Stanton in einem @i1t=
boltsberfabren geid1oiien mer6en.
Derielbe la11tet bobin 6oB in benz
@ebiete, fir 6as ser Snoianerber,
trog bonn Sabre 1866 gilt, feine
8irtbidnften betriebe11 tper6en 6iir-
fen.
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bieiigen 8iirgermeiiter Noper err
Hart, baB er nidt in Der Gage iei, in
oem bon tbm getpiinidten Sinn CUR
@egel1ng Ser betannten @teueraob-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ein3ugret-
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Mprb=9ofota.

Oates. - Die idbrlide Mais=
fdm Der. vDidep County Better 6ar=
ming Mi1ociotion miro bier om 49,,
80. uno 80. October lt%ottfnoen.
Sdom iett iin6 Sic @orbereitungen
fir 6iefe 8eron1taltung, 6ie man 311
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-26
6arm 81 ~berfanfen!

Cine 6nrma bon 100 Mder nit
fdmmtltden @ebaulidfeiten, Bel Ser
Sto6t Melroie gelegen, gu berfnufen.
8egen &dberem men6e man ii4 on
Sen @igentbimer.
39.4t Gpnra0 Gprenaer,
MeIroie, Minn, 81. S. 8. SO. 2.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-26
~ ~ "a
f1linntlota.
staatsfair befommt &uitamt.

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Ser Minnei ota Stoatsfair mir6s ben
9lusltelern unb 8eimdern Elm boil
fonun1e11er Noit6ienit, Ser jeoe muir
benfbore Bequemlidteit bietet, our
@erfiigung fem. @urd beionoere
bonn Noitmeiiter Otto @atbS bon ct.
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ben flint 8eamte un6 5pei @rief<
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Sic 2eerung un6 Mustragung Ser
griefe regelre9t erfolgen. Gin Mu<
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poitomt un6 Ser 6oir CUR 8eforoe=
rnng Ser Soft miro eingeridtet, pie
oud Sic Nafetablieferung in Ser 5air
mitels 9luto aufredt erbalten miro.
9as Eoltomt> SOS 6ireft in sic Wfitte
ser 6air GIT liegen fommt, lit nit
9epeiden6ient, Ielepbon5e1en, ST.
formationsbiiro, Bafetidolter, Soft
MISUNDERSTANDING, nnb Mbtbeilen fir
poitIogern6e @er6ungen un6 @el6<
o1tpeiiungen berieben. Ser @dalter
fir @el6antpeiinngen lit bon 9 1br
firth Big nadmittags 5 l1br ge0ffnet,
tpabren6 6as Eo1tmt bon 1880 1br
Big Z nbr aben6S often bnt. Gas
8o1tamt miro am 1. september er-
eroffnet un6 fblieBt nit 6em 6aruuf-
foIgen6en Sonntag 6es lebten Cages
Ser M%11s1tenung SEN IL. September.
ct. BduI. - Scarf 8odtel, Ser
friibere Mmts6iener i'm bieiigen otter
reidiiden @oniulat, bat itd Dor &id<
ter 6anft ser 8e6ielfdlidung idul-
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@toots3udtbm1ie gu Sttnmater ber-
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bous mag iibrigens 8un6es3udt-
bous tper6en, 90 @adtel feline To-
gerronnte @m1sbalterin, cine getpifie
Srou 8ertbo 4laer, nit ft6 nod ct.
2ouis genornme1 batte mobI nidt
gegen 6eren @i1en. = Ser @taat
berfudt jebt bon benz MadloB oes
&ol5fonigs Sre6. @eperba11ier cine
grbfdoftsfter1er bon 100000 3r
foleftieren. Sn 6en @bfdabunge1
tpar 6as @ermogen a11f $1,343, 405..
81 ongegeben mdbrenb es ii4 ouf
breiBig @inionen beIo11fen fon.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-12
FARMERS
win Be Told in Letters How! (;
Produc ction Tax Would AT
feet Pool etboolls

L The oil and Gas Producers Asso-
citation, which has its headquarters al
'Parkersburg, In carrying on its fight
against the prop posed tax on oil and
gas. is reparing to send out letters
to the farmers of the state. whose
land contains producing wells, or Ii
held under lease. A mailing list OF
between thirty-fiye and forty thous-
and names has been ;compile led, as pro
yided by different companies These
are the names of farmers who are
Receiving rental or royalty. The as.
sociation is seeking TO show the far.
mers how. they will he affected by the
proposed tax on oil and gas.
1t Is said that if the proposed etax
IS levied on oil and gas production
much of the land now held on which
there is NO productfonsand ON which
rental is beiig paid, will be given up.
This will AFFECT farmers toea large
degree. The letters which will soon
be sent out point out this and sew
eral; other effects 1t Is claimed the
tax will have In lessenfng the oil and
gas operations in the state and which
will AFFECT directly the farmers Jnters
.ests. The purpose is to arouse them
to the full Gaming of the Situation,
and to pursJadei them to lodge pro-
tests with their Representatives in
the Legislature. against the bill
which. II Is unde rstood. will be pre-;
sented to tax oil and gas production;
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-12
STA ML1A RD SENDS
NONE Us ABROAD
ForF Foreigners Of Vest Virginia
upon Request of Congress
man Sutherlan

q n, ~ Y ~ = =
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lnere are many s1oretg gners N West
yirgina wno nave maas e q p.ac- piss
tices 70 remit Innas Ioa sneiI ,eAasixss
ABROAD VINO nave peen unable 70 5oo
this since the war abroad: Inis q
more spartcuiariy tne case as 70 tut I1,i
Key and the balkan coun1ries. SO
I;many. Of them nave q tWrltIen Y OF q snell
dimsn,ties to gongr ssman sa!neI. l,a =
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-12
PENS|QN lNGREAs
Is Sought tor tie Widow Of
Captain Dovener Former
Congress SSliiafl.

WASHINGTON, d. G., Jan. p
A bill introduced in the House oil
Representatives today by Congress.
man-at-Large Sutherland provides
for an increase in the pension of Mrs,
Margaret ]. Dovener from $d2
month to s36. Mrs. sDpvener is the
relict Of Captain Blackburn B. Do
vener. Of Wheeling, who represented
the First district In Congress fol
ten years. Another bill by Mr.
Sutherland provides for an increase
in the pension of Andrew Caldwell
of Alton, to $50 a month. This ole
soldier is helpless invalid and re-
quires at all times the care Of q
nurse, Mr.. Sutherland hopes to. be
able to get these bills passed before
the end Of the present month, and
win work earnestly to that end.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-12
PNEUMONIA
Causes Death Of Michael
Joyce Well Known Resi-
dent Of Broad OAKS.

N Michae1 Joyce, aged "a years. a
retired railroader. died at s O'clock
z Tuesday morning after d ten days
illness of pneumo onia at lfis home.
'215 Harfisor street Broad Oaks.
Mr.. y yoyce was born in Ireland ina
1874, and when 16 years old caule
to this connty with IS parents and
resided at Piedmont for forty-tno
years. He moved to this city In
;1902 and has resi- ded here ever
since. While living IN Piedmont MT.
Joyce was In the employ OF the Bal
Ittmore and Ohio Re firoad Company
The deceased man is survived by
two sons three daughters, q brother
and a sister The sons are William
y. Joyce. of Salem. and Joseph ].
Joyce at home The daughters are
Mrs Fred waldeclx and Misses Lo-
retta and Mayine at home The
brother Il John Joyce, OF Piedmont,
and the sister Is Mrs Mary Mitchell.
Sof CHAMBERLAIN
Funeral services VIM be held at
- O'Clock Thursday morning at the
church OF the Immaculate Concep-
ton and the burial viii be IN The
Holy Cross cemetery.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-12
Shareho ders Elect Boards oi
Directors and L ater Elect
Officers for The Year.

This IS the period OF annual bank
meetings with the sharehold lders'
meeting and electing boards of di-
rectors and the latter IN turn meet
ing and gelecting officers for the year.
MERCHANTS National Bank.
The Merchants National Banks
election resulted with the reelection
of the blowing
Officers r \. Lowndes presfde lent,
A. ]: Lodge vice president, W. a.
Lewis cashier, n. L. Cunningh and
David b sCarpe assistant cashiers,
p. r Clemans and Earl N. Petit
boolskeepers and Miss Blanche Crum-
NIT stenographer. g,
Directors r. T. Lowndes, a. y.
Lodge. David Davidson. v. Z. High
land. George y, Duncan, w. p. Con
and w 81. Lewis. "a !
Union National Bank.
The sharehol lders Tuesday fore
noon elected directors of the Union
National Bank with of1cers to be
elected by the directors I'M the after
noon. The directors were all re-
elected as follows 9
w. Brent Maxwell, a. Smith, g.
S. Smiley, T. j Parris, James +. Al
len, +, 2: Y. avisson .t L. Spraker, y
y. =. isoar, RorterS Maxweil. Jonn w
stewart, Lee soggess y Aornor pa
WIS, Y, ~ y stuart, r.. n; y lrayls ana
Clarlsbufg Trust Company.
lns sGlaTksnugg rust Gompany
mas nsl, electea oineerss ana directors as
toliows 8 s
!, ers41N Booth president =
~ Lssgett cnaarmanz OF tne poaTa'
hoss =. STOUT vice estdent. 0landu1
vest wee president, y onns = Strotn'
esfyice pres,asnt law VICE pres
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-12
GOVERNOR NOT
TO URGE A TAX
On Coal, oil and Gas in His
Recomnlendatio to the
Legislature.

CHARLESTON, Jan. 12. While
the Recommendations to be made by
Governor Hatfield to the legislature
which is about to convene are not
disclosed, The Telegram Is informed
on high authority that the governor
will not advoeat o production tax on
Goa, oil and sas. Al Considerable lob
by by these interests has already ap-
+ peared here presaging fight II the
issue were raised, and to keep a
.watchfpl eye on any revenue measure
that may be introduced from what
ever source.
It appears however. that the spe-
cia1 interests have been imposed. up
on, as 1t is suggested in some quarters
3 that q staewide propaganda has been
spread. having Tor It's purpose a plan
(, TO convince the mineral interests that
such an Innovation was imminent.
and that they must prepare for their:
defenes thus giving some amiable
!, gent tlemenH EN- nployment. Asia mater
fof fact the adninistrat tion, In view OF
the condition Of these indu strias none
OF which Is enjoying prosperity ana
) In view Of the fact that Il does not
desire TO precipitate q fight which
( would terminate nowhere and, which
Sswould imperil the whole program, is.
not committed to the proposed miner
q tax V
It Is understood In his message, to
s$be delivered Wednesday, the COVER
nor VIII not advocate any revenue
Legislation, leaving that to later.
special message. when the situation
VIM have been developed. This is not
saying tiiat the production tax mem
toned win not be proposed early In
S: session It Is Understood Tar
COMMISSIONER Blue has prepared q
production tax measure which he will
have introduced, inwhich he will not
be especially supported by the admin
been made by etaonieta etaoinetaoinmh
istrafion. While no statement has
been made by the administration II Is
suggested that Governor HatfNld,s
Recommendations may include the Inn
position Of 4 license tax ON landed
= estates and 4 corporation tax. How
ever this slgg gesticnsi sis not atthorized.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-12
When There WIN Be Fresl, Ar
mics. lin the Field and Quick
Field Events.
WARSAW IS QUITE SAFE
From German Occupation Is
What Russian Army Off
CialS Evidently Think.

LONDON jan r. The great ARM
les ttiing in the eastern and west
Sern arenas Of the war by artillery ex-
changes, sapping operations and
trench attacks continue to be aligned
today much as they were on the first
OF January Everywhere the DISPOSE
ton seems TO be to await the coming
sof spring when with fresh armies In
the teid vents PROMISE to move more
qnickly treat Britain Is now send-
Ing nds Of men TO France every
week ana a ling to today's reports
from Berlin Germany aware of this.
is making great military preparations
for q counter movement, all the re-
8 seryes being called to the colors, 1t
IS declared here, and the further
statement Is made that the German
generals are gathering up the reins to
J assume active direction Of all the
scampaigns, that Is to say the Austro-
Hangarian light against Servia and
Russia and the Turkish campaign
against Russia and Great Britain.
This briefly is the plan military OBJ
servers in London believe will be
followed sua1ject, however, to any
change which the entrance into the
war Of Rounnanla or Italy might ne
cessitAte.
Germany still claims that she is
making slow progress toward War
{ saw There have been published in
London, however, reports that these
opera tons are merely to- Shield a
German retreat to Silesian frontier.
British military observers do not
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-12
more JURORS
Are Drawn to Serve at Present
Term Of the Circuit Court
8 of This County.

Additional jurors have been. drawn
in the circuit court to report tomor-
row morning for duty as follows:
Austin 81. Davisson, ]. Hood Hor-
nor, NJ. !. Lynch, s. r. Bartlett,
ERNEST Swiger, Calvin Wilson, STAN
ley swiger and John w. Jenny.
In the trial of Nelson Robinson,s
case against the Reserve Gas Compa-
ny, jury returned q verdict for the
gas company and the suit was dis.
missed at the plaintitf,s costs.
"A rule was awarded against B. D
EDinger for failure TO provide tenn.
Eporary alimcny In q divorce suit.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-12
NEGATIVE SLAP !.
AT United States is What One.
Newspaper Thinks Of Eng
lands Reply to Note.

AMSTERDAM, via London, Jan.
12.-T'he Cologne Gazette referring
in recent issue to Great Britain's 8
reply to the American note on ship
ping expresses the opinion that this
communication from London In spite
of Its expressions of friendliness is in
fact a slap negative. The Gazette
upholds the contention that the In
crease Of American exports to neutral
countries has been due entirely to the
increased home requirements of these
countries.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-12
Sutherland feels very grateful, and
mo doubt the Foreigners in West vit4
ginia who can be helped in this way.
viii be equally as much 50. s. Z
not Thinking |
of Announcing His Candidacy
sWtensHe Made Indianapo poIis
Speech Says Pres dent.

WASH1NGTQ Jan. 12s Presid lent
Wilson aniio iotnced today that he was
not thinking of announcing his candf-
dacy for 1915 when he made the state
ment In his ndianapoiis speech re-
Gently that people of the United States
might have 4 chance to judge Of his
acts His itterance was Interpreted
by the aud Hence and by others at the
time as q hint he might be a
candidate for renomfnation The presi-
dent explained to callers today that
what he had in mind was that future
generations would pas upon his acts
as PRESIDENT Il 8 &
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-12
Pu'I ||N,JA||
Is sDavidlMorrison on Charge Of.
Violating Yost Law Six
Weeks AGO.

Accused of violating the Eyost pros
ihibition law by : boot Logging whis-
ky David Morrison. a resident Of
Union Heights. is a prisoner In the
county jail awaiting q hearing In Mag
istrate T. G. Nicewarner,s court. A
warrant was issued against him six
weeks ago and officers had been hunt
ing him since that time but were un-
able to locate him until Monday night
when he was taken into custody by
Clarence Stout, deputy sheriff. and
r.. G. Bartlett, a Mount Glare consta-
BILE.
Magistrate Nicewarner has sched-
suled the hearing Of the case for
O'clock Friday. afternoon.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-12
FIGHTING
In Western Theaier of War i
Not. Showing. Any Develop
rllent Of Importance.

PARIS, Jan j The fighting in
the western theater Of the war did
not yesterday show any development
of Importance, according to the Off
cial report given out this afternoon
by the, French war oftice. There
were artillery, exchanges at some
points and infantry attacks 8 on
trenches. In some Of these encoun.
tiers the French claim to have been
successful. It is still showing in the
Z Z
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-12

KING ALBERT
Spends Several Hours with
Pick and Shovel Digging
War Trenches.

LONDON. Jan. j Q. King Albert
spent several hours Sunday with a
pick and shovel, digging trenches
like common soldier. . writes d Bel
gian at the front to his family here
1T happened in this way. While In:
specting with some star officers the
king saw; group of us digging look
ing very tried. He inquired how
long we had been working. Being
told he sent us away for Arrest while
he proposed to his stan that he and
they take our. places, 4: I.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-12
Prompt DECISION
And a Favorable One is Urged
Of the Federal Postoffice
Department.

WASHINGTON, D. O.. Jan. IL
The postofiice department has been
urged to make prompt decision.
and q favorable one. for the esta1-
ElIshment OF an once at ;MeadviII@.
TYLER county. The petition for this
Office was 1led quite 4 while ago. but
BY the petitioners themselves direct
with the department They have now
appealed to Judge Moss to use his in-
nuenco' which be has promptly ~
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-12
N|G|ADM.|REs | ] ! I |
Conduct of Cardinal MERCER,
Whose Arrest Must Have
Panied Pope.

HAvREs via Paris, Jan King
Albert Of Belgium has telegraphed
Pope Benedict expressing deep admil
ration of the conduct Of Cardinal
Mercier. whose arrest, he says. must
have given deep pain to the heart Of
his holiness. The cardinal :, the
kings telegram said like the glor-
ious prelate OF the past has not feared
truth in the face of error
and to maintain the imprescriptible
rights Of a just cause In the sight Of
the Universal conscience 9, m
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-12
wHI,YTESIS CHARGE.

During the absence OF Chief Of Pc.
lice Harry Il. Brooks, who Is attend
ing the sessions Of federal court In
Parkersburg Lieutenant of Police
Nicholas II. yNhyte viii be transferr-
ed 70 day service and VIII be IN fun
charge OF the police department.
Patroiman Michael Joyce win be act
ing lieutenant and will have charge
Of the department at night
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-12
TURKS STAREH
Taken Prisoners to The Number
of Two Comp mes in the
Region OF Kara lJfgaf.

3 a 81 gfsY AbscclsyEh pNTssi ! ~
PETROGRAD! Jan. IL Hlhe fol-
lowing statement from the general
stan of the Russian arr; In tile cau-
cftsyls was issued tonight:
Z g he aetion in the feeion OF <ara-
1{rsap.,i ,is. oggessing on ]aIsu4rr
4 y our troop car ptiired two pieces or
mountain art illefy and also made
prisoners two companies OF Turks
with their officers. There Is nothing
to report from the other fronts
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-12
FURIOUS HAND u TOlIANDS
STRUGGLE EN- GAGED IN

back into the muzzles Of their own
qnick- k-frers which pumped lead into
them for tiye minutes an error which
enabled the French to reach the prin,
cjpal work and blow It up as well as
the treacherous windmill. BY the end
Of the day the Germans had Sbeen
driven we'll into the wood Of st.
Baussaant and the French had gained
an advance Of half a mile. 7. ~
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-12

sB. M. Holden has qualified as ad.
mini strator OF the estate sof Herman
Holden With bond At 81 900 and
William Mcwhorter surety. ". ri
and r. s. AfcWhorter and s.. o. pa-
Wis are the appraisers Of the estate.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-12
.WIIIdAsfS SMITH DEAD.

MANNINGTcNl Jan. Il William
Smith, d we'll known and prominent
EoIl and gas man Of Marion county,
died 1T his home here today after "
short illness Mr. Stait ID WAS known
throughout the state md the news
of his death comes as q great shock
70 a. his friends.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-12
ENDEAVoR CoNvHNTIoN.

A[ARTrNsB9RG IAN. 10 A
Christian End dearcr contention ems
Ibrac5nE Berkeley Morgan and JEFF
ferson counties Is to be held january
n at st Johns lutheran church
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HARD FICEi TING ON NOW
PLEAS OF GUILTY..
(By Assoc ociat ted Pressl.

INDIANAP0LI Inc. Jan.
Seventy nine Of the 4 II
Terre Haute men indicted by
the federal grand jury for
ction frauds pleaded guilty
today before Judge anderson
in the federal court. & Demurs
: rers to- the Indictment we're
fi1ed for Mayor Dom Rob
erts, Judge Ell Redman and
Sheriff Dennis Shea.