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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-01

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mehr uno leubten.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-01
Gbicaap. q. H,6ruar.

Gbieagp, q. 5sbrunr.
Dsissn. Giir Mai S1.49E1.'
I53s, ON S6lub $1.53a; fir Suli
$122-125, ON S9lub S1.243.
DsH6torn. = giir Weai 71s-
74sc, am edIub 74e; fir Suli 74t--
764c; fir Suli 74t-76tc. am S4IuB
.76te.
5afer. - Jiir mui SOC 57sc, an
SdIub 57tt; fit SuIi 52s-54sc,
am S6IuB 54tt.
Rbseen. - Ularti nominal.
@srite. - 70-81c.
9imotbp. - $5.O0-6.50.
alse. = S10.50-14.Oo.
Sort. - Sir Weai S17.10-17.95,
am S6Iub 1872; fir SuIi $17.5o-
1T.72. am Sdlgb s17.72.
G9malj. Sir Rai 1880
10.40. am 5aAB 1887; fir SuIi
10.45-10.6O, en- S6lub 1850.
Rippsnisitsn. = 5iir Mai $3.50
$50. am SaluB $9.87; fir SuIi
S10.12-10,20, an Sdlub S10.17.
Butter. - Warti uHper6Hbert.
Gisr. = prsiis nisbrissr; Orbindrt
tirIs 20c; iirIts 21c.
aar.oifsIu. - qreiis b5bsr. Iiais
gan unS Wircuniin rotbe 95-40c;
ipeibs 35-42c,
gtfIiis.I. - asbsnsss. prsiie bSs
Der. Sprinssrs 154c; Siibuer lac.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-01

iinten ulb iiHb ME fOrisspsbt. .s5iIs
left pisber Build nn6 Sbal4 bnitt
man. lub HlDGts bur6 ben menbisiis
gen Gartsn zines alien SdIoHss ssbfa
uno iit neigen biirfen iibsr sin ersli;s
benbes @efitt - unb pisbsr gang Isis
fe NIT Der Sanb iiber elm Sdor itrsis
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pie Seibs. Wan ipeib fuitosr etpds,
bns man Iunse DergsFen bat, - oab
es bic aiebs stbt aui bisfsr Grbs, unb
iDeib Diebsr, mas bas beiBi: bic Sstns
fudt zines Msni6snbsr5sHs -.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-01
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bfuisHb. Die S4Iu6notirunsm eraaben
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-01

Ontcl 9uitap, 5reunb aler SdfeIs
oeniife uno euten 5ropfen, bat fb
in Ih6ner Irieb'nsssit Elm ftottIid!s
8Gu6lsiu anaemGitet. Qls aanbs
ipebrmam mub sr In ben Srieg. Rad
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punbeter in bic Stimatb Siriid.
fhlant pie cine Same. Stuunenb bss
truhtet bic fiiufidbriae Sru1 ben
&risser, bann iprubelt es iiber bic
&innerItpper:
rOutel, baben Dir bic TronaoIen
au6 ben Baud psssei+oEsu.'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-01
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syrdulsiR: .Dis tOmmt Der Ssrr &c,
ssniibsr baau, mir 8Iumtu su
ihidsn2-
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sndnigss frdulsin. aus Odntbarisit.
neil Sic isst i6On bret aase niat
msbr alaDtsr ssiPisIi babenI'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-01

glsesixs esufs.iimies.
Die tmfdps IN hifHssn dlsstisehsns
bsIisisn Iid tssts auf ss,sss, ,soa sic I'm.
late ber ssiiIofisnea a3o&s bsIisfsH iiA
al esf ,ssi, $50, afasn s2l, ,SsT.soo in bsr
issfsiponbusHcsn moas bss u0rlssn Sab
rss.
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IN Der bisHssn H6rie iagsn bic @sid afis
gam nnb gar barnisbsr nab ts waren nut
spsi Bsrfduis ~ bsriAisn, ndmIib
M bsf Bsffs.
Nitie prottsr & Gamble rrfi. -. 1s3
10 aitiH gius. Gas & elsssris.... az
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-01

Rtp gort. q. H,bruar.

3inn. - Nartt unberGnbsri.
aupfsr. - Rdrtt Ftetis.
GlsctroIptie S14.75--14.s7.
Gaitins. S14.25-14.62a.
Gifen. - Rartt unperdRbsrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-01

Rtnobieb. - Der Weartt mar
6sute ,ismli9 lsbbait unb bic preiis
lpdren feii.
MittIere unb itpers Gtiers $6.25
Dfisn $2.75-5.75; Glsiifsr
Stisre $5.75-7.25; ertrd $7.50-7.s
10; s,eifsrs $5.00-7.25; auserIeIsns
Biz srtra $7.35-7.75; 9iibe $3.50
CTS; oussrIsIsne $5.s5-6.0o; ertra
$6.25-6.50; Gamers $3.5o-4.50.
8ulltn. Bel uneeniigenber
3ufubr mar Der Mar,t iturtt unb bic
9rsii, iisbsn I'm 25-50c iibsr bsrsn
Dom porigtn Snmiios.
ssetts YuIlen $6.50-7.00; Bologna
S6.O0-6.85; extra S6.90-7.00; Ras
gtre unb kidbie $4.75-6.00.
MiIHfihs. ThI9sibe funs
ben In Der periloHensn Node tsinsu
Nortt. nur gum SdIa6ien.
RGIbtL - Gsr gbQrtt mar
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-01
Mnsipdrtise Wdrfte.
Rep BORT, 27. Jesruar.

Rep ypri, 27. Jebruar.
Wlebl. - Wartt itstis.
Rossenmebis Martt itttig.
9uHpeiaenusbI. = Wartt ftau.
gu4peijen. = Martt flau.
Waismebl. - Warit itetis.
Rosssn. - Wartt rubis.
Geriie. - Wartt itetis.
Wsi5tn. - Warit i.it; Ho. 2 roib.,
$1.594 unb Ro. 2 barter $1.614, ole,
duf ben @eIsiitn fir Qusfutr; Ro.
Rurtbern Dulutb $1.54t unp TO.
Rortbern Maniio6a $1.63a {. I. I
WeIi4.prH. - Mdrit feit; RO. z
seIbes 81ae c. / |. fir 3ufuhr.
Sdfer. - Wnrtt ftetis.
5eu. - Naytt itsiis.
6opfen. = Wlarit rubig.
Sduis. = Ulartt ftetis,
9sber. - Marit feft.
BORT. - Rarit taum itetis.
Beef. - Wurii ffetis.
S4mal3. - Wnrtt ftetig.
DOae. = Rartt feft; eiubsimif&s
s5lteee Xxx Obio 33.
Sar5. - WIarit rubig.
5srpentin. = gsartt isttis.
Rsis. - Wartt feft.
Mplaf.s. = Martt itstis.
3uder. - No6er. Uldrtt nominal.
MolaHes $500; Centrifugal $4.77;
itstis.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-01
Niebmarft.
eineinnati. 27. S.brua

Gineinnati. 81. 5sbruar.
Die 3ufubr unb ausfubr pdbrsno
Der lssitH Wods, Ders!i4sn nit Der.
lparen tuie folgt:
ieIbsn 3sit Der Dcrbtrg.b.nbsH Nod.
3ufubr:
RinbD. Sdpsine Sfafe
20. Gebr. 1862 1916 257
81. Gsbr. 1880 1889 S14
Qusfubr:
RiRbD. 5apeins S&afe
90. Ssbr. 56s 1891 -
27. Gsbr. =. 49a 1866
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-01

GissiHnstt. ~. 6sbrser 1915
4s 0sI9dits paren tsuts N ben bieiiesH
Denisn FER rntig unb 0slb u 81 rlebrp
pa 8iuSraten ~ esfsngfn. BoH Ben 4as.
I'm Dusben 1asleten, ~es eeas ~ TN y
suDodishsn unb Wsi3aifspapisre wufpsn
81 t-s% bisfentirt. Jm eHsnsn Wariis
uaybs Bripatsy<dpifaf ~ 4--4Hy " son edu-
pHs u tK---sx aui Beit pfaeirf.
0s4sa sxi Rsp Osu
Hrrben ~ 10f Tisionto per $1,000 5pilden
zoe gsduie yer ei0oa
nsdia ssf e.ssss.
ei4t. xBfdisl aui aonsoa wnrss' ss
e4.65 per @funo Sterling auotiri: Dpr
Wedfei snf esrfin purotn 90f fhr ! Ufarf
tsrsdnet. fnr Wedisf aaI yafis ise pro
sysone, auf 9miferbam 40Hs pro 0uibsn
ssb anf Bisn ise per arout.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-06

church and parsonage on wheels, one
LOT six operated by the American Zap
Itist Publishing SOCIETY," The first car
has been in active use for about
Etwenty-iour years and since its advent
into the religious work Of finding and
saving souls ID the most remote. cor
hers of the United states, Eve more
cars of Similar type have been oualt
flor the same purpose Herald OF
Hope where is here. is No. 8, the last
lone to be built, and is eighty sfeet
|1cnx and eleven feet vide. ~. In one
lend OF the mammoth car Is thespar
sonase. small but coy and comiore-
able.
The living apartments Of the evan
|relist and his wife comprise mod
|ern equipped kitchen with all the tat
lest appliances, such as hot water
heating systems, cupboards. tables,
sink running water and all sanitary
leouipment. Then there is bath.
toilet. halls with numerous closets
lIasi but not least is the living room4
study par1or. equipped in such man
iner assto be all IN one, although 50.
arranged that bEya few changes any
lof the above rooms can be hac IN less
time than it takes to tel about II
Church on Wheels
After AN inspection OF the paTson-
age YOU pass through a short passage
wayt which Joins all sections OF the
EAR and into the large and spacious
chanel. or auditorium, Where. Tue
eyanselistic meetings are held upon
me first look about the auditorium &c
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-06
PAVING
WILDE BEST
Thorntons Brick are to Be Used
by the Contractors IN
Steaiey Heights.

The contract just let by the town
OF Stealey Heights means that prac-
t;ca11y all of the streets OF thar. pop
ular suburb are soon TO be paved
Wayne F. Allen, of this city, was the
successful bidder for the street paw
ing which is to cost about $4,000. The
work is TO be begun at the earliest
possible date and it viii be 'complet-
ed during the present season
The specifications for this work
are said to be the-best that have been
made for anyswork done in this sec
ton and in View Of this and the re-
liability of the contractor there rs
every reason 10 believe that Stealey
Heights will have street Improvements
equal to those found anywhere m the
country -
The Thornton brick. which is also
made by local concern, is specified
IN this big improvement. This with
the other material specified for the
job means the highest Standard In
every respect The work viii require
100000 of-these brick
Thessreets- to tbe-paEed are Stealey
avenue, Dun. street and North street:
AS the Milford road has been paved
for some time through the entire town
this Improvement just contracted. for
means that almost every street VIII
soon have the bes tot street paving
through its entire length.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-06

seems as If the interior OF the car
was larger than the exterior but OF.
course it is only Imagination The
chapel Will seat more than 100 adults
and from I25 to $50 children. Ow1ng
to the width OF the car it was neceS-
sary TO make three seats on one side
and two on the other. Another BERN
Is also found in the auditorium which.
viii accommodate the third person
with sleeping quarters
Enteringsfrom the passage leading
from the@apartments IS brass pull
pit magnificent piece of work.
which was presented to the car by
the pastor and young men OF the First
Baptist church OF Houston. Tex The
organ. small, but wonderful sound
ing instrument, was presented by the.
Estey Organ Company. The entres
interior is finished in golden oak.
while the exterio- OF the car Is a bot
tie green Trimmed In gold.
e Work In State
.Herad Of Hope came into West
Virginia Januay. J., and has been do~.
ing some enectfye work since 1t ar
rived The cars are operated In
small places where there is no church
or Sunday school, and while there a
sunday school is organized. Places
destitute of churches are assisted and
IL the population is sufficient to SUD
port a church one Is built. More than
:22.oO0 persons have been accepted
into the church through the chapel
cars and hundreds OF churches have
been organized and built.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-06
BROTHERHOOD
members and Others IS
ten to the Rev. BIZ. Bed
&: dow This AfterI1aer1.

& The brotherhood VIII hold ITS trst
meeting stree the Hamilton meeting
were held In this city, at the First
3Ie:hodIst church at 300 o'clock this
afternoon.
8 The speaker viii be the Rev John
sBeddow. OF Weston, and all the bus
fness men and especially fhs new
converts are invited to be pregent- =
4 The Rev. DIR. Beddow us well
known speaker ana needs no intro
sduction to the members Of the broth
.erhood and others-who=wi ebe there
To- hear him Fzssss. "a e S
Y tAs this is the first meeting since
the tabernacle meetirgs; the Brother
hood officials are expecting very
large assem- blage Of men to hear him
81 Other matters concerning, the
brotherhood viii be1announced at the
meeting -, -. = 80 1890, o.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-06
BIG CONTRACT
For Brick for High School Build.
ing is Awarded to a Local
Brick Concern.

The Thornton Brick Company. Of
this city. has just closed the contract
by which 1T is to furnish the brick
for the handsome new high school
building to be erected at Grafton dur
ing the present summer This build
ing Will cost S550!e0o and viii require
more than million and half brick.
Since the re-opening OF the fine big
plant OF the Thornton company at
Thornton, the product of the plant
has become very popular throughout
the country both for building and paw
ing purposes
In view OF the great amount OF road
paving which will be made in the near
future, the officials OF the Thornton
company are looking forward to the
greatest season of business in the
history Of the company
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-06
.CLARKSBIJRG NURSES
WRITE ABOUT THE WAR
We went out along the beach this
evening and had a very delightful
walk. gathered shells and are saving

We went; out along the beach this
evening and had a very de1Sh1m
walk. gathered shells and are saving
them for joe
Aeroplanes were around here al
day today, but they were thought TO
be the allies though this evening the
sfrene blew, and that means there IS
a German aeroplane somewhere near
We went out but could not see any
thing. We also saw them she1hns
an aeroplane today. We could hear
a report, and then see a little puff OF
blue smoke up among the clouds.
but could not see the machines
certainly have ben impressed by
the way we have been treated by the
French and BeIgfans- They are so
appreciatiye of everything and seem
to realize what an effort we have
made to come over here 20 help them.
The English were nice to US. but
were so different
We have three society girls from
New York here as proba1ioners.
wish you would subscribe for the
Telegram for at least four months
and have it sent here. And want
you to look out for the New York and
Philadelphia Sunday papers. We
bad orr pictures taken along the way
from Dieppe to Calais. and they said
they would appear In those papers:
When you write sometimes you
might put few very small American
flags in the letter. So many want
them for souvenirs.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-06
PLUM FOR M'GRUM
Governor Hatfield Appoints Him
a Member The State
Beard of Control.

CHARLESTON, June. 5.-Senator
a. Bliss McCrum. OF Kingwood. was
this afternoon-appom by Governor
Hatfield member Of the state board
of control to succeed William o..
Dawson. who resigned TO become a
member OF the public service COM
mission. McCrum's term is to July
j. 1914 NcCrums is aslawyerS being
associated with Crogan and McCrum.
The appointments OF McCrum is con-
sidered a reward for his activity in
behalf of what were termed admins
tration measures in the late special
session ofsthe legislature HIS salary
viii be $4,000 a year
Amos Bright. of Braxton county.
who it was reported would succeed
Dawson. declined the place, it is
stated. on heground that he was
not an attorney and was appointed
as assistant bank examiner under
Commissioners OF Banking s. n.
Smith
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-06
FINE JERSEYs !
ITO BePurchasedb y The Messrs
Gore at Big Sale m
kentucl9

S Howard NJ and William F. Gore.
Eof the Core Farm northwest OF the
city. departed Saturday night for
EShelbyyfl1e, KY. to attend one Of the
years largest sales Of island bred
and imported jersey cattle to be held
there the first Of the week
The sale is to be held by w r
ISpann and Sons. who have one Of the
largest Thoroughbred jersey cattle
farms In the country therezand tro1sa
whom the Cores have purchased
some Thoroughbred stock Messrs-
Howard AZ. and william F. Gore exc
tpect to purchase some more fine Jer-
sey stock for the Gore farm
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-06
BATH HOUSE
viii Be Opened on State Pro-
perry at Berkeley Springs
On July 2.

The $4,000 bath house under
construction, on the state property
leased to Alex McNeale. at Berk1ey
Springs will be completed and thrown
open to the public by July ?. Cover:
nor sHa:fe1d and. other members Of
the Administration may attend the
formal opening. It is announced that
McNeale is preparing to bu:Id a 49,
.0G0 hotel to conform to the plans ap-
proved by the state board of public
works on the grounds The proper
.ty was handed down to the state as
a gift from Lord Fairfax and was
leased to McNea1e several months
ago.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-06
MAY TERM
OF The Circuit Court Of HarrT.
son County Will End the
Coming tuesday.

AftersJudge Hay1nond edarwen acts
in two cases Tuesday the May term
OF the circuit court VIII be adjourned
30 more motions Will be heard this
term.
e IN the case OF Bessie A Robinson
against Title 6. Griffin, the court has
decreed partition OF real estate
Answers have been fled to mo-
ton to dissolve an Injunction OYER
ruled in the cause of Charles =. t:saEf:
against Calvin Howell g
Julia II. Lewis as guardian or Teue1
% Lewis has been authorized to sell
the OF and gas Interests OF her ward
decree adjudIcating lien has
been entered IN the cause OF the MOT.
gan OH Companysagainst q Clark Ice.
etsaI
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-06

The Rev. William P. Newton, who
travels in one OF the Gospel cars sent
out by the missionary department oil
the American Baptist Publication So
ciety. will begin revival meetings IN
the Industrial Baptist church at u
O'Clock tits morning Services will
also be held at ego O'clock this after
noon and af57 O'Clock IN the evening.
The meetings will be continued
next week, the Rex MI.
Newton preaching4e every evening
Car Zoo IOng.
Thegreatsien Of the carr which
is nameds Herald 2ctsHope, prevent
ed It being placed at Industrial, as
the snake-like curve in the railroad at
that point vii not permit the passage
of cars over fifty feet In length. The
car is in reality asnoving schurch and
the Rev ME-. Newton is accustomed to
holding services son board it, but
owing to its length will be unable to
do so here and the meetings VIII be
conducted in the church.
The canvas taken to-a side track
in the West End, near the site of the
tabernacle. and 1t viii be, open to pub
tic inspectzonsfrom Ito. 3io'clocksevery
afternoon, except: Saturdays and Sun
days.
The Rev. Mr.. Newton arrived in the
city this morning from Iumberport
where he has just closed a very sue
cessfu1 revival.
Description of Car.
A visit to the car today in the local
yard proved very interesting 1t IS a
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-06
.HURsEY GAsE
viii Come up at the Parkefs-
burg Term of the Federal
Court for Trial.

The June term of the United States
rourt VIII begin at Parkersburg Tues
day morning, with JudgeA- G. Day
ION on the bench. As, for the. hrst
fine IN the memory Of Parkersburg-
the regular term here VIII have:
mo grand jury, the term promises to
NJ a short one. Some criminal cases
VIII come up for trial =
one case due to come to. trial IS
that OF the government against Ed
II Hursey. of Wolf Summit charged.
with mailing an obscene letter to a,
Clarksburs woman some months ago.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-06
DENTISTS OF VALLEY
MEET AND BANQUET

and n. G. Flanagan, Of Grafton; g.
N. Talbot and F. NJ. F'arnsworth, OF
Us. Stone. R. D. Rum
6augh. John Law. W. 3. Conway
H ". Atchison and c. B. Church
all Of Clarksburg;L. L 6. Beerbower.
Of Terra Alta, and G. c. Howard. OF
West Union.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-06
TOPPING rs SECRETARY.

= StAe Compensation Commissioners
Lee OFT has announced the appoint
ment OF c. L. Topping. Of Charles
ton. as secretary OF the compensa-
ton created under the new law The
ton created under the new law. The
salary he is to receive is left to the
judgmen of the commissioner.