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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-29

Sto1oo, Die ocr g9icoercroberuno
perlorcncr Stcdungel galten, 6luti9
o6geluieieu porocn.
Stolieniide 9Ineriiie al ocn oitli.
den 9lb6dugeu ocs Oionte Baiubio
iino gei1citert. Sm 9ronotbaI ba
ben oie oiterrei6iiden 9ruppen @e.
fanoene aeniatt mo 10 Dlinenwer.
fer er6eltet.
sSn SientIin, China boben Oie
6ron5oieu Elm all i6re Gon5eiiion an
eren5enoeS @ebiet in sIusoebmIng
BON elmer @epiertmeile nit Siilie bon
9ruppen beicbt G6neiiide &roteite
blieben linbenttet
3pei britiihe. 5wei noriuegiihe H..
Gin iAweOii6er Donpier iinO oerienft
poroen.
0lonfog. 80 Oft. - SH ser 90.
bruoiHo 6o6en Die Gerbiinoeteu iirs
ter 5elomdri1al bon Dlodenien ole
@uiien lm0 3umdnen cntiheiOenO
onfs Sopt seidloeen Soproiiori
uuo GoppeOinu befinoen iih in Der.
biinoeten SGnOcn.
Qie Sieecr pcriolaen oen geidlo.
genen SeiuO ald Der gan5en 9inie
5piiden &aioma mo Gu5lo IN moro
liher Jfihtlmg.
Nm Ger @ren5e Sie6enbiirgen's
iinO admpie nm oeu Stusgans Der
lbdler noh 3umdnien I'M @onee.
SIN 9u5en 16ale aeben Die 9iumd.
nen bereits 5uriid uno bel @reoeol
iino Die Serbiinoctcii ii6er Die Scara
Oinaus vor9coriniGen
Sii0!itb ser CONNIE lino oeutihe
@eaenanariiie 5miihen 9ia6eS mo
50 Nloiionctte ma bci Gbaulnes bon
Griolo gefront gcueicn. @lebrere
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-29
glpdlcn. .arieas.9drunif.

Sonntng. p. Gftobcr @cne
rol 5elOmorid,aa bon @lodenirn
Bot m Der gobruoido einen sroBen
Sieg crruuacn mo Guiien mO 9in
mdnen alrf .ocr sou5cn 2iuic 5piiben
Der Eonou uuo Dem Sdwor5englear
5nriidgemorien
ghd ibrem oitliden 6ligel bobeu
oic |er6iinoetcu Die Staot Gu8la, IN
Der N1ittc @ofarOio uno ole noroliAe
So6c crobert, unO nabe 9ioiowo fins
tic IN Die ieinOlibe Souptiieaml5
ciuocorlugcu
Zen liegreidlen Srilppen iino 5000
ruiiiiHe lm0 me1rere Sunoert rumds
niihc Gcioueene, ioipie % Noiti-
ncngGue6rc un0 elm @rabcngeiHiit
IN Die @duoe aefaaen
Nh Der Connie 6ront iiuo britt,
idc 9Ingriiic weitlih uon eoucourt
S'gIb6ouc I'M oeiitiAen 6e,er eritor,
ben 3piifen Sc Sors uno @ou.
court S'gl66ore limo GorItoBe Ser III.
liirten 3iiamnlenGebroden-
SIN Amm pon Soillp. ioiuie gui'
iheu 9iadleS mo Ga @iailionneite
hoben Oie GeutiAen madtise 2hIerii.
ie auSBeiiibrt, Die ibnen noroIid oes
@lai'e @aloes @el6noeeeptm &c.
brudlt bobcn.
glorolicb bon Malicj IN Cit @ali.
8icn bobeu oeitiidje Crupper ser gIr.
NEE @otbmer rriiiihe Stenuu9eu al
DER Goroiowto 9citiirmt 0ciangenc
oemodt ino ie6en Wlai@inHIaeIpe6rt
erbeliiet
Su Ssolbpuicu iino ruliiide gIt
grlic ani oem welilidca llfcr ogr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-29

terlonoe gu oieneL bat an cine Con.
Ooner 8eihmg eincn 9rief seridtet,
worui ct iiber oicienieen ieiner cnsli.
ihen 2on6slerte, oie iib bouptIdd.
lid oarum in oen @crciuieten Stoa.
ten oufbolten, iucil iie bier iider Dor
ben cneIiiden @erbern iino, Elm ie6r
ihorfes, iiAerli6 ober n6t uugereb.
tcs llrtbeil fdat. Ger intcrciiante
9rief lentet fpie folst.
nSm Solgcnoen peroc i@ mid
nit meinen eneliidrn 6rcunoen IN
gIemorf uno BLOOMFIELD louobl ols
and Ionitpo in oen &ereinieteu
Stooten 6efoiien. SD mill 5un1hit
oorouf oiifmerfiom MAIDEN ooB Oieic
iuneen @ngl6ioer feine 9iirser iino
nn0 ouH nid)t Ooran Oenfen lire
Yiireerpopiere berous5iine6men. Sic
boben iid lnter 0en Sdus Der ome.
rifaniiden 6logee 9citeat. Gle mol.
len niht nod @nglono 5uriidfebren.
Sie iiirGten ooB iie Oonn gum
Griegsoienit beronge5ogen piiroen.
Sbr glmerifoner fonntet oieie Jun.
gen @n9ldnoer niht nit eincm 16.
0olligen @ei6iis aus eurem 2onoc
pertreiben oonait Iie Dem Guia ibrcs
goterloroes folgten.
@enn Ocn 9eiltlGcn cine @eleeen.
Belt ge6oten lu6re, 9lnerifo 5u oerloi.
len 10 miiroen iie ale ipie Elm 0lont
geben Gos 1T eS, mas ums oil oen
Gentihcn oon5 beionoers eefdllt, ooB
iic nit 9ei6 mo Seele fir ibr goter.
lano eintretcn. Gnal1noer in glmerifa
iino aerIe obne Giidgrot. SD perlieB
9Imerifd Dor 5mci @lonatcn, Inn
meine 4tliht meinem 2onoe gcgen.
ii6er 81 erfiillen. Sd babe mcine
5ruu uHO ainOer, mein Seim ino Gin
gutgebenoes @eidaft 5nriidgeloiipn.
Sd 6obe oaeS oieies dufaeeeben.
0fein Seim befinOet ii6 in g1eiuorf,
pobin itb 3itriidte6ren fueroe, pemr
@ott mid am Se6en erbdlt Sd
peroe Elm gutter omerifoniider 9iir.
ger iein uno meme 5peiten @apiere
berousnebmelt 0onn meroe icb
iuenn gInerita mid benotbiat bercii
ieiu einem @uie 5li Sen @oiien 81
folgen uno Snfel Gam 3eigen oof
Ioud Elm euglanOer nutbg iein fonn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-29

0laun DER geiabung biiBten babel ibr
2eben cin glur 5poli Ylom pur.
ocn gerettet
Ter britiidc Eampier nSiOmolt6",
f0i5 Somien mo oer normegilbe
Gonipfer Solo, 1867 9onnen, linS
berlenft moroen.
Sm Dtonot September iin0 i'm gan,
sen 141 icinOli1e SonoelsIdiife bon
5nIontnIen $4,000 6onnen Dertlid.
tet o0er gcfopert iporoen.
gluBeroem lplroeu 80 ncuirale
Sdific BON 7260O 9onnen ourb
Soid6oote pcrientt. oa Iie 9nnmpoo.
re ndh feiroliHcu 9dnOern bringcn
wollter
Samitas 2s. Sft. Gle ge.
iblneeue ruiiiid . rinn6niiHr 90.
bruOi6o g(rncc beiinoet lid uuf ser
SIudt noh 8rdiln uno GutiHla. Die
Eruppen 6elomoriGoGs bon 0lodei.
fen iino Bis Siriood porscoruneen.
Nm Ben IronSiplooniiden 9npen
mod)t DER 8ormdri1 6olfen6apu'S
eegen Gompolling ino Sinoia Sort.
icbritte, Ia6e G9oru 1ornei boben
olterreidiiGc Erlppeu cine Oorgeido.
bene ruiiiiAe Ste(hmg genommen.
9lm SHtara 8hB ba6en oentidc
Eruppen angreiienoe 9liiiieu gun
giiid5ug oltf oirf oos oitli6e llier se.
5ipungen. Nm Der @liinOnng Ger
@eosmd ba6en ihleiiide Griippen ei,
ne Stelhmg 9enomnen.
glorolid) bon 9eroiih iino olilib
/ oeS Sorts Gouoilinoni iron5oiiidegln.
griffe an Dem oeiitideu g8ioerItonoe
oeidcitert. Die 9entiden linternob.
men oitlib oes Corfes 2oumimont
cinen mddtigen 9lngrifi.
9ln Der Sonme 5ront lpuroe eil,
tran5oiider 9lnsriif 6ei GbalilneS
Ourh oeutifes Sperricuer i'm Seine
crItidt.
Sn einem Seegeiedbie I'M aonaI
wuroeu bon 3ebn oelitihen 3erlto.
rern 5wei britiidle 3eritorer uno eil
engliicbes Srunsportidiff Oernihtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-29

9lotiirIid crit wenn oicier flelp
Streit bccnOet 1T.
Sd ienOe iutiereu eneIiidci Griids
6ergern meme beitcn @riiBe. So
fiige nod bin5u ooB, ionten lie nav
Dem arieae nod gnaIono 5uriidtey
ren, Wleooillen ibrer porien
8irmingbnm (gngIon0).
Gin 9(nelo.9lmcrifoner aus gleiuarl
lln0 es fam ni1t 8unocr nep
men ooB oiclem 9leporfer @ngldr
Der Der 5par fir cine ihle6te ing
un9crebte Sohe tGmpit, ober ooD
lueliigltcns 6creit lit, icin Sebeii Ii'
iic cin5uIctcn, Oic Qenti6en in 9lm'
rita, Die, mic er iaet, ipie Elm l)2dlg
Dem aeliebten &oterlanoe 5itr &illr
eilen piir0en, ipena iie mlr glmerIp
oerlalien fonuten eon5 seipaltig =.
poniren. Tenn man fam ii1 IN 0''
S6ot fcincn eroBcren @ontrait oep
fen ais Oei 5miirben oen gngldnoer~
Die lid nod glmerifo ilii6teu, ilp
ni1t in Oie glrniee eingercibt 81 lpe.
oen, uno 5piiben ienen 0cutihen OD
lid in Summer ino Se6uIuht pei
5ebren, neil Elm grouIamcs @eihid g
i6ncr 0erbietet. Sdulter mi Shllllv
NIT ibren beloenmiitbigcn ielogra'''
8riioern 81 fdmpien.
gu oieien gluslniiungen oes ebln
den 9riten ibrei6t MN o@erndil''
SerolO:"
Gle gngIonocr, oic lpeocr sc5s
oos 9dno. oos i6ncn segeniDari%
@oitirciuoi1aft crpciit nod gegs
OoS 9ano ibrcr @ebirt i6re 4flIor
crfiiaen, bic ooS omeritoniIAe VHs
serrebt nidt eriDcrben u6er trosos~
in omerifoniIten glngclegen1eliv
nlitreocn Ole iid mo6l 6iiten al'~
MIR einen 9ropien i6reS foitbare'
glutes iiir gnglonO ber3uee6en. az
oeiien ungeahtet in utnonierl'a1g'
3uidriiteu oil oie pro-englii6en 5s
tIngen eili gon5 erltounlihes .Diam
beloentbum entipideln. nit ei'es
gSorte, oiegnslduoer, Die oaterlalp.
loie @eieaeu in oes g9orteS uollllr
9eOentung dno, tonuten founI lfo'
fer mO treifenocr aetenn5eihuet ~.
Oen ols eS Ourb oeu 9erfaner olel'
9rieies gcidie9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-29

Gin engldnoer, Der in gepaf
g&-S., wo6nboft mar, iid jest ober
in England 6eiinoct Inn iciuem 30.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-29

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81 1t t o 1T o btle<
EnIt ale Amtus
r onG6 enu Scr nnS auouo nit Ser adt m
TnS F0t Oas iaas SHo bH
9brr ea beItrbt eim lImtrrFdDtrH.
ss Saidle" iHe sic bic
ami sfe serd4nHa "s4oHH4r Contribution
Go 1T Ut 1brem ynrtbrtI
bic na su pe m @ e6e s a6 gnmaH heH an Sen bSqeu sn
n auodro
WrGfrrr, 9rr1mmt1err rlrDnmtrrr Hnrnncn,
tanperr lInNbaTs fir bramFmea Eabrem.
8rafttorrr dIsuuumtTdDr IriHnmesfabter Nlnturet,
1Iehrreerntrt 1T irOrr Gtn1rInbrt orr 9rrrtdDtmmp.
AmsItnttmmp, Nte irHrs Auto urIlknntmrm mndDt
Sa srnaauprD gStsuuac pdoD bic
farSn bel
nas
db bic naeids naeardt
mir fHe me4n"@ Site r@ SHsH rHoh Fre e~~
gHH VHYuF gt* lu"H UHH SkEFH 4MVUNEl 1lIMel
MS rrtrr 31rria in Nrm Gnmrp nra "9rntTrn Gurrr-
IpnMNrnt" 1mfrtatMtr Amtu
3aerrm Sir mtdt 8amtru Sir abr Gmpirr = irtt.
s;'s, ~. @NPlRD sssc s{''',
@eutraG Antomo6i(e &c.,
Baltimore. .strahc, 9sansOaD Geutre Maarfet %ace
"A ShuSer Gimi. @0ua
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-18
While Others Who Escape from
Fout Homestead Do So in
Their Night Clothes.
tsY AssoeiArzp PREssl

KIEYSER, March Ellsworth
F. Fout. farmer of Claysville. near
her, and his six children. ranging In
age from to IS years. were burned
to death early Friday when FIRE de-
stroyed the Fout homestead.
Six OF the dead were children OF
Fnut, Fout died in an unsuccessful
attempt to rescue his six children after
he had first carried out his wife and
an infant son. The dead are Ellsworth
ID. Fout. age As; Minnie Fout, IA; Bella,
age 10; Margaret, age s; Thomas. age
6; Ollie. age 4 {; and Mrs. William
shearrer, age is, eldest daughter Of
Fout.
Tho injured: William G. shearrer,
husband of Mrs. shearrer,. burned.
Elmer Fout, eldest son of the family,
party overcome by smoke, was able
TO ind his way to a window from
where he leaped into the snow. Those
who escaped from the house were clad
only in their night clothes and suffered
terribly from the intense cold. Shear
rer soon after falling from the win.
dow collapsed from his burns and In
juries. He is believed to have been
fatally burned.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-18
TWO Weeks VACATION
At West Virginia Wesleyan
College Instead of One as
as Was Formerly Rule.

BUCKHANNoN, March 1s.-At the
faculty meeting here Friday 1t was
decided that Wesleyan College would
have two full weeks Of vacation in
stead of one as originally provided.
The vacation will start Tuesday and
will extend till Wednesday, April 5,
instead of to Wednesday, March 90.
This change was made in order that
the commencement would not con-
ilict with the commandments Of
many other colleges in this section
that draw largely on the same people
from which Wesleyan draws its COM
mencAment crowds. The two weeks
freedom from strenuous work will
be greatly appreciated, no doubt,
and the students seem to be we'll
pleased with the prospect Of having
an additional week now even II 1t
does call for another at the end Of
the spring. Notices are being sent
out from the office notifying all
prospective new students about the
change.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-18
SNINDI-ES I
Aggregating S250,o00 to Be
Unearthed by Promised Ar
rest of Cleveland Man.
CIV AtaaeIArEn rnHsh,

CLEVELAND, March 1S. - Tha
swindles aggregatlng $3.50 900 woult
be unearthed with the promised ar
rest Of q Cleveland man, who Is un,
der surveillance. detectives asserted
Friday. Two other men are also be,
Ing watched and third Is being held
under a nominal charge at Pitts
burg.
The swindles were rerpetrated by
a string of stores operated by com
mission house" In this city accord
ing to l.. X. schnaltner. secretary Of
the Cleveland Retail Mems Credit AS
ISOLATION. He says that the "com-
mission house" obtained goods from
many firms throughout the country,
shipped them to their various branch
es and then left behind a long trail
of bankruptcies. Information as to
the identity of those under suspicion
and the men under arrest was re-
fused.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-18
Quartet program.


The following will be the attract
i've and cha.mingly selected program
to be presented at the First Baptist
church Tuesday evening, March 81,
wnen the James Stephen Martin
quartet, of Pittsburg. will appear in
concert. The program will begin
promptly at o'clock, owing to the
fact that the members of the quartet
intend to return TO Plttsburg on tho
II o'clock train that evening:
The James Stephen Martin quartet.
Marporte Keil-Benton. soprano.
Helen G Heiper. contralto.
Chester Humphreys, tenor.
Thomas Morris, Jr., baritone.
Blanche Sanders Walker, accom-
PIANIST.
Quartet-"o Come to my Heart.
Lord Jesus" ...... Paul Ambrose
Songs:
TAI "Where'er You Walk. Handel
tbl Dawn in the Desert" Ross
Mr.. Morris.
la1 "bu Dist vie cine Blume"..
Observation-Disclosures. schlesinger
tb> my Lave is Like Red Red
Rose" ........... Hastings
tc) "'Tls Spring" ......... Ware
Miss Heiner.
Piano solo:
ta1 Three Short Preludes. Chopin
OBJ Valse Coquette 10000. .Frlml
Mrs.. Walker.
Songs:
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-18
FOSTER EXPELLED
From Lower Branch of LeqisIa-
ture for Irregular and I'm
proper Conduct.
ztnr Aannatarrn rnrnn,

BOSTON, March 1s,--Representa-
tive Harry @. Foster, OF Gloucester,
was expelled from the lower branch
of the Massachusetts, legislature Fri
day for irregular and improper CON
duct in connection with the collection
OF funds to aid In the passage OF leg
islatlon for public improvements.
Mr.. Foster la a Republican, but
none of his party colleagues opposed
the recommendation for expulsion,
made by a committee that Investigate
ed charges against him. Foster has
served several terms In both branch
es of the legislature.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-18
FOX RECALLED
When Judge Thompson of Fed
eraI Court Dismisses Writ
of Habeas Corpus.

PITTsBURG. March 1S.-Judge w.
H. S. Thompson in the federal dis
trlct court here Friday dismissed the
writ OF haheas corpus on which Hugh
S. Fox, OF New York, secretary of
the United States Brewers Assocla-
ton, was recently. released from
prison and remanded him to the AL
legheny county jail for contempt OF
court. Fox had refused to answer
question put to him by the grand
jury investigating the alleged polIti-
cal activity of the United States and
ether brewery associations.
Counsel for Fox later secured a
writ of error and Fox was released
on bail pending an appeal from Judge
Thompson's decision to the United
sta circuit court of appeals.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-18
(a) "Wle lleb ich dich hab".

....... La Forge
lcl "Viens pres dc moi Balakirew
tC) Inter Nos ....... MAcFadden
Mrs. Benton.
Songs:
ta) Border Ballad" $500. Cowen
(bl Celeste Aida" CAida) Verdi
Mr.. Humphreys.
'Lt Was Lover and His Lass.
.....,.... German
Mrs. Benton and Mr.. Morris.
Quartet:
MY Faith Looks Up to Thee"
1880. !. !. !. -. I. -. Schneider
Part Two.
Song cycle
'sFlora's Holiday, Lane Wilson
Quartet-"Come all ye Lads and
T.asses.
Soprano solo-"Loye's Greeting. /"
Tenor solo-"Tell Ne, Charming
Creature"
Quartet Gentle Dawn"
Quartet-"The Country Dance"
Contralto solo-"M aidens, Beware
Yh."
Baritone Sound Arug-
ment."
ouartet-"The commotion of
Love"
Among the many press notices OF
pleasing criticisms of Marjorie Keil-
Benton 1t Is said she gives very
artistic Interpretation of her songs in
a pure. well sustained voice and clear
enuncIation which always gives gives
great satisfaction to all who hear
her.
Mr. Herbert Witherspoon, bass at
at the Metropolitan opera house.
New York, says: Helen Helner.
the contralto, has very beautiful
voice, one far beyond the average"
Miss Helner possesses a contralto
voice Of that pure, rich quality that
is rare in contraIto of today, her
tones being round and full. Acharm-
ing feature of the program of part
two will be the song cycle entitled
"Flora's Holiday" by H. Lane Will
son. which will be rendered by the
quartet.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-18
ENGLAND I'LL
Candidate for Attorney General VIII
Not Quit He Says.

Senator e. T. England. president Of
the state senate and candidate for the
Republican nomination for attorney
general, Is in a serious physical con-
dition. His trip to French Lick Springs
recently has brought him little bene-
fit. He is under the care OF physic-
ians now. but declares that he will
continue in the race for the attorney
generalship. "A surgical operation will
eventually be necessary but he says
he has the word Of his physicians that
it will not be necessary before the
general primary in June.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-18
WORK OF R0QUES
As Inspector General Of Aero
nautiCs Makes New Minister
of War Best Known.
inv AnuoclArEp FaGHEl

PARIS. March 18.-General Pierre
Aubuste Koques. whose appointment
us minister Of war in succession to
General Gallieni, was announced
Thursday, is best known for his
works as inspector general OF aero
nautics he occupied this position
from 1910 to 1912 at a time when
the military Importance OF aviation
was beginning to be realized fully
The efficiency shown by this arm
of the French service during the war.
lis due largely to the sound orEanlza-
ton built up by General Roques.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-18
REPRESENTING SOUTHLAND.

William Burns McGregor. OF Park
ersburg. a former resident OF the
city, Is here with three other men
representing the Southland, q new
Huntington publication devoted to
business men and firms. The work
here will be under the auspices OF the
local board OF trade. 1t Is the inten-
ton to take subscriptions and write
ups. The publication is valuable
one and quite popular. Mr.. McGre-
gor Is associate editor.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-18
MESSAGES CENSORED.

Tho Western Union Telegraph
Company announces that messages
for Mexico Rre subject To censorship.
Plain English or Spanish must be
used when routed Win FL paso. Com
with French Guiana by
normal route has been restored. Com.
with Iceland has also been
re-established.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-18
9IOO Reward, Sl0O

The readers OF this pnrer Will bd nlnased n
earn thar there 10 nc least one dFfaled dlselnri
That science has been able TO cure In all IT.
ltaEeS, and that Ii Catarrh. HullG cataErh Cur
lrAl fraternity. EataFrh being constitutional
lllGaEe. requires constitutional treatment.
Halls CntnrTh euro IN taken internally, AetllE
directly uIion tho blood AMI mucous surfaces 81
the system, thereby destroying tho f0undAtlur
nf the disease, anu giving .th6 patient strength
hF building i'm the constitution aud assisting niie
tHro In doing It's work. The propFihtnrH hnvi
70 much faith In It's curative powers that the
1ffer One Hundred Dollars for any ease that 4
'alls TO cure. Send for lIHt OF Testimonials.
Address F. ]. CHENEY G Co., Toledo. o.
Gold by all DruEEllts. 7Br.
Take H=l''- Fes''v r'''l Far cnn-tipntlsr,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-18
IN MEXICO
With American Troops Chasing ''Pan.
cho" Villa is a Salem Boy.

Another Harrison county boy was
today reported as being with the
American troops in their pursuit OF
"Pancho" Villa into Mexico. He is
William M. Mckay, Of Salem, son
of Mrs. Charles B. Mckay, of that
place.
He enlisted in the army at Akron.
o., on April q, 1914, and was sent
to Douglas. Arlz. He Is a mounted
scout in Company K, Twenty-second
infantry.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-18
ToLMAN ON TRIP.

CHARLESTON, March 1s.-Mayo
Tolman, state sanitary engineer with
the department OF health, has gone to
th enorthern part Of the state where
he will spend two weeks inspecting
the numerous town and city water
supplies. On the trip he will visit
Thomas. Blkins, Piedmont, Clarksburg
and rforgantown.
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Party ia Given.

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Johnson, Of 111
East Poplar street. gave a party Thurs
day night in honor of Misses Villa
and Jessie Wyckoff, of Adanston.
Those present were Misses Mary Os-
borne, Guila and Goldie Hughes, Dova
and Delyhia Norvell, Villa and Jessie
Wyckoff, Messrs. Otis Bartlett, Ray
Norvell, Lloyd Johnson, Mr.. Marlin,
and Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Johnson.
Music and games were the diversion
of the evening. after which cake and
punch were served at a late hour by
Miss Delphia Norvell and Miss Mary
Osborne.
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POWDER LETS GO.


KENvI1. N. j.. March 1s.-The
explosion Of about 1000 pounds OF
smokeless powder at the plant Of the.
Hercules Powder Company here FRI.
day injured five employees, three or
them seriously, and wrecked a
building.
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CONTINUED On page 81
ARE WORRYING TOGETHER.
tnx AaEaeIArEn rnErr,.

DOUGLAS. Ariz.. March 1S.-Car-
rama troops Of General Pelias Gales,
military governor OF SONORA. were
making every effort Friday to CO.
operate with the soldiers composing
the expedition from the United States
in the pursuit of Francisco Villa, ac-
cording to reports received here.
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TO TOUCH BUTTON.
cry AasnerA1m rrrar,

WASHINGTON, March 1s.-Presi-
dent Wilson Friday promised he would
personally or have Secretary Daniels
touch button Saturday afternoon
giving the signal for opening the San
Diego exposition for another year.
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David L. Hall qualified before the
county court Friday as administrator
of the estate Of Mary l.. Patton with
bond at 5000 and Thornton "A. Scott
surety. Edward Smith. Maurice L.
Loudin and 4. A. Scott were named
ms apnralEarE.
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SEPARATE PEACE
Is Reported as Desired by Former
Turkish Ambassadors.
tav Asaaelaren eaEtnl

LONDON. MARCH 1S.-The Rome cor
Respondent OF DIE Exchange Tolc-
graph Company sends the following:
"a message from Berne says that
Naby-Bay. former Turkish Ambassador
lat Rome, Is Reported TO be endeayorlns
10 negotiate a'Reparate peacegfor Tur-
key with the Allies"
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Purim PInv TO he Given.

The children Of the Bnai Birth Sab
tath school will give an entertain
ment and purlm play at o'clock
Sunday evening in the Palace thea
ter on West Pike street. The public
is cordially invited to attend.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-18
INFANTRY ASSAULTS

PARIS. March 1s.-Important In
fantry assaults on the French line
east OF Verdun were made by the
Germans during the night. Five sue
cessive onslaughts in force were re-
pulsed by the French.
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FAMIL Y PERLSHES
IN KEYSER FLAMES
TO BUY AEROPLANEs.
ar AateelArEn pREnnl

NEW YORK, March 1S.-1n
its campaign to train avlatnrs
for military work in Mexico.
the Aero Club of America is
raising 100000 to buy suitable
aeroplanes. according to an an
nouncement by the club Friday.
The machines with their avla-
tors will be turned over TO the
war department should occas-
ion arise for their service.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-18
MRS. MOORE TAKEN HOME.

MRS. NJ. o. Moore. OF Broaddus ave-
nue., who had been a patient at st.
Mary's hospital for several days, was
able to return to her home Friday.
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COURSE ApPRoYEp.
Iar AaneetArEp rRFasi

WASHINGTON. March 1s.-sena-
tor LaFollette, Republican, Friday
introduced and the Senate adopted
opposition resolution APP
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AmnR no DIE.

PARIS. March IA Creek actor
named Condayannis has been CON
vfcted as a shy by a court martial In
Paris and sentenced to death.