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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-01-02
SAILING RECORDS BROKEN.

BALTIMORE, Jan. ALI records
for sailing from this port were
broken today when twenty-five yes
sells loaded with grain and other
merchandise cleared. Eighteen of
the vessels carried cargoes for for
eign ports while the others were
American bottoms bound for coast
wise ports.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-01-02
NEWSPAPER SOLD.

ny AssocATko PRkss,
OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla, Jan. L
The Oklahoma Times was sold late
yesterday to the Dali Oklahoman,
at a trustees sale for $4,000, the
Oklahoman being the sole bidder.
The Times will be continued In the
afternoon field 1t was announced to-
day.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-01-02
SHOCKS INfBuFFALo.
nv A,,oeIA1ru r,rs,,

ny ASSOCIATED RRrss,
BUFFALO, Jan. 1--severe earth
quake shocks were recorded on the
seismograph at Canislus College here
today. The first main shock was OF
seven minutes duration from 9:12 to
o:19 a. m., and the second OF ten
minutes, from $3.50 to $3.50 o'clock.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-01-02
QUIET CELEBRATION
Of New Years Eve in the City
of Berlin, as a Result of
the. War.
tnY AssoeIA1Ep PREssl

BERLIN, Jan. L, via London
11:15 a. m.-The celebration of New
Years eve in Berlin was quiet. The
crowds which filled the principal
streets down town were almost as
large as in times Of peace but there
was little Of the boisterousness of
former years.
All the restaurants and other
popular resorts were closed at l
o'clock, as usual. an extension OF
time having been refused. The
streets were cleared by O'Clock OF
the crowds which used to be about
until daybreak.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-01-02
VIOLENT SHOCKS.

TACOMA, Wash, Jan. 1.-Two or
three violent shocks rocked the city
at 1852 p. m. today. The shocks
felt more like explosions than earth
quake shocks, but the Dupont Pow
der works and the Ruston Smelter
near the city, the only likely places
for heavy explosions, reported no &C
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-01-02
MIR. slslERAL BETTER.'

w. S. simeral, manager of the BIZ
jou theater, who has been quite Ill
for several Gays at his home in the
Baker apartments, s-somewhat bet
tor. his numerous friends will be
glad TO learn.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-01-02
B DEATH
Claims Former United States Senator
Benson of Kansas. 10

TOPEKA, kan, Jan. ALFRED W.
Benson, former United States sena-
tor from Kansas and a former Jus
tice Of the state supreme court, died
Of paralysis at the home Of his daugh-
ter here today. !.
Judge Benson was 70 years old
and had been III several weeks. He
was a Union Civil war veteran.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-01-02
MODEL
Work VIII Be Engaged in by Physi.
clans, Too.
IA, ASSOCIATED -..so

tsY ASSOCIATED rRGsO
CHICAGO. Jan. 1-Recognizng
the growing importance Of Industrial
insurance legislation, the council on
health and public instruction OF the
American Medical Association has
appointed a committee to cooperate
with the American Association for
Labor Legislation in drafting q
model bill for the establishment OF
Industrial insurance in each state, 1t
was announced today.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-01-02
LEAVE
OF Ten Days Given to Dispose Of
Saloon Property.
tuy ASSOCIATED PRESS


py AssoclA1Eo PRrss
LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Jan. AL
though state laws. operative today
This states first day under state wide
prohibition, permit the seizure OF bar
stocks and fixtures by the state, the
Arkansas division Of the Anti-Saloon
League Of America, announced tnaI
fen DAYS would be permitted the
saloon men to dispose of their prop
erty Last nights closing here was
orderly. There was only one arrest
for drunkenness.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-01-02
MORE FLOUR
Is Produced by Kansas City Mills
Than Ever Before.
tsy ASSOCIATED raEss,

uY hssoe'A..o rHo Do
4 KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Jan. bro
duction of flour by Kansas City mills
exceeded all former records in the
wear Just closed. Compilation today
Of the weekly reports made In 1915
nv the various mills showed an out,
nut Of 2,75O,O00 barrels compared
with 2, $4,000 barrels in 1914.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-01-02
RIVER STAGES

tsy ASSOCIATED rarss,
PITTsBURG, jan. River stages
follow: a.. ,,u-
ing, rain. ,,,,,. .,,r
Parkersburg, 27.6 feet, falling
rain. - at,
Warren, 2.7 feet, stationary, rain,
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-01-02
OFT DEAD.


EAsToN, Pa, Jan. DIR. Isaac
OFT, distinguished neurologist and
author OF medical books, died at his
home here today. He was So years
old. DR.. OFT was a former president
of the American Neurological soci-
ety. fbt
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-01-02
UNION TO MEET MONDAY.

The regular monthly meeting Of
the Northview Woman's Christian
Temperance Union will be held at 2
O'Clock Monday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. ]. H. Burlington on
Main street in that town.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-01-02
(signed)

The above is copy Of one Of the
many letters that ! receive frequent
". am astonished that any one
would write such letter and then
sign himself member OF party
that has always had the UNFOLDING
of law and order as one Of its main
pillars and one Of the chief claims to
the suffrage OF the people. Let me
say in regard to the prohibition laws
that believe them 10 be quite an
Improvement over former laws, and
well worthy of enforcement. 1t is
the duty Of every citizen and much
more so that Of officers to enforce the
laws. Our laws are an expression
OF the will OF the majority of the
people of the state. They are plain
so far as my duty is concerned. And
as the sheriff of all the people Of
Harrison county you may depend up
on me to try to uphold them without
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-01-02

I.ucius Hoge, Jr., Of the Home Fur
niture Company, has gone to Chicago
and Grand Rapids on q purchasing
trip.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-01-02
COUNTY JAIL POPULATION.

Fifty-four prisoners are at present
confined in the county Jail. OF the
humber thirty-two are eligible for
work on the county roads.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-15
sramrisss edddfal.

Eoli5iIt Staiioro bon Der iiiOliden
9oIi6ei Station fano oereangene
gladt lp1breno oeS @emitters sSrmI
Maraoret SorneD, 80 Sabre aft, bei-
motbsIos olrG Die Sdnoper-StroBe
Itreifen mo brodte lie in einem @a-
trolauto nod Der iiioli9en 9Soli5ei.
Station. Boli6eirirbter 9lanit bon
Der iiioIiben Station mar 70
ererifien bon ser troaiiben @e.
idihte, ole Die olte 5rou er51bIte,
OaB er oeriuGen miro, ole oSeOerateO
CHARITIES" 5u Deranlaiiem fir lie elm
Seim gu finoen. 6rou Sornep CAB
an oaB iie einen gntel in ser 9lrmee,
uno cine Tohter, weIbe arantenpile-
germ in 0&orfoIt, ga. iei, babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-15

Solepb ". @ilion aus @ai6ing-
ton, .. s., t6eilte Ger BoIi5ei seitern
nit. odb ibm Gaihenoiebe in Oriole.
Eorf am Gomeritoa oIs CT eiuem
3anitfampi 5lda6, oeu 9etras bon
$3.50 aus ser roibe aeiioblen baben.
91 ". IaIeD aus gloripid,. g&.y,
muroe an ielben faae IN ieIbeu @art
nm $75 mo cine solOene llbr be.
lloblen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-15
MOrO anO Glib anf eee.

01it benz gampier DgIier~ ser
,.Werhonis anO W1iners' Qinie," Gn.
pitdn ". 6. Papuc, ia6ren ioIgenoe
Serrifaftcn nad Eropioence: Serr
uno 8ran 9oueB, Serr uno Srou 81.
s. @illiams, Serr inO 6rou E. s..
9raoD, Serr mo Srau 9. Qpnd.
Serr lm6 5rm 8. 9eiap, Serr inO
8rau q. Campbell, Serr unO 3rau
@. S. 9repp, Serr imo 5ruu S. S.
DhurpbD, Serr rno 8rou Z. 6. 81.
Iiott, 6rau 2. 80. Sboemoter, 8ran
.. Z. Sobuion, 6rau 8. Z. Siggius,
5rau g9. Z. 9ilD, 3rmt S. g. Soop.
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Serren Z. M. Soparo, @. gg. gloDol,
g. ". Zimmerman 5. W. Somoro,
Z. W1uIoerbcIe, 8. 8. @enD, 3. ".
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s. 6. 9RobertS.
Iit bem Tampfer ,Merrimod"
oerielben @eielidJaft, Gopitdn 2. z.
Serberi, beoeben Ii9 nadeenanntc
6erridoften mad Saoonuab uno
SodionoiGe: Serr imO 6rau 8. 6.
@iiuer, perr in0 3rau ". g. Spen-
Ger, Serr inO 6rou 8. 2. ainnaman
Serr im0 6rnu s. 2. Stoiit, SEER
ino 3rau @. g. GniieIo, Serr uno
8rnu @eorgc @iller, SER unO 8rau
&. W. gea; 0ie lrls. Q. S6rier, 81.
6. 9amrcnce, 6. s. Qolprence, @.
Siers, @V. 6. oiers unO W. EEL mo
oie Serren u. 6. SAneioer, =. Sar.
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DeutIde, Criterrcidildie uHS itnsa.
ride SrieeSanIeiben.
100 Warf nno 100 Groneu amFiudrts
StsO. $. Dienrr & Co.,
2l7 Cn.VaIhmOte.SR.
(gldrsia-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-15
GtSrft Guren NSrper

our1 9rinten Oes obiolllt reinen
uSoIoce" -8iers olS 6reo. @oucrn-
ihmiofs n9lnericon @reperD". ga
eS nit Der oroBten SorgfoIt aus benz
nuserleieniten Sopfen imo WtnI5 ber-
eeIteut miro, iperoen Sie es nod ei'
mem einmolieen Ieriude immer por'
0ieben meeen leines @eboltreibtbums
uno ieines gIrontos. ailte 81. 9rone.
rel: Sorforo.glbe4 W8onunent- imo
.StroBe. Eel. s. & q. Wlount
@ernon 365. (Suli15) (9lu8) /,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-15
Niir @ruoer HfiSOr,

Die Serreu 81. @aener, Or. z.
O'Wlaro, G6arles 3. geaIt uno Gar.
roG 6. gleier, MlitelieOer Oes Gomi.
tes. peldes om 12. 9luguit in oem
Wloimt ct. Soiepb's college cine
Seier gum @eo16tniB Der 9hinabme
oes 8ruoers SiiOor in oen 8operianer
@riioerorOen oeranlidItet, iperoeH
na1 @aibinotor gebcn, Inn sic finau'
5iellen 9lngeleGenbeiten 5u oroneu.
Gin bon friibercn S6iiIern eebiIoe.
teS Srheiier miro inter 2eihing oes
9rof. 81. S. 2inboro sic 8eriommel.
ten unterbaIten. Qic @litaIieoer beg
Sr6eIters iino: 6. Scua, Or. glor,
bert g1itid, Qeou 9c @ullett, Senrp
s. Solep, 2con 2inborO, Or. s. B.
&nbcnberger, S. 2ombert, Carroll 6.
gleier, G6eooore 0elaOiene umo GD,
=. 5eoit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-15

gcGcn 5li lolicn gl1bcrcs foniic ie-
ood nidt crfa6rcn perocrL oo Die
oieSbe5iigliden @ldne nod feline be-.
itimmte @eitolt ongenommen bnben.
glaer @obrideinlidfeit noG miro Der
NloDor einen Gelegnten ooer cine
3elegotion an Serrn Sdmob entien.
oen DieQeidt in Der ndhiten @ode,
I'M Die @inIaolng 81 iiber6ringeu
uno es Serrn Sdmob 81 ii6erlaIien
elm i6m eelegenes Gatum ieii5uieben.
WloDor mill 9eiaBuug Der
20 eutidlano" einla0en.
Zen oentiden See6eloen BON Dem
llnterleeboot nIeutiblon0~ miro cine
tpeitere Gbriue 5utbeiI peroen.
WoDor 9relton bat ieiueu Glerf
Gbas. areuOer oamit betrort, 8orbe.
reitlingen 81 elmer llnterbaltiing Der
gnn5en Mannidaft oes llnterieeboo.
tes 5u treifeu. Gs miro eeplant, ole
Wannibait in 9lutou1obilen ourh Die
Staot, ole Yorfs unO Die i60ne lin.
gegeno 9aItimore'S 5u fobren, imo
ibnen Damn gum SdluB nit einem
Sriibitiid oIi5utparten. Ga nun aber
nidt ole gan5e 9eiobuug an einem
Gage beurlou6t peroen fam, miro
an Die cine SGlite Der Wannidait
cine Ginlaoing fir Montag, an ole
onbere fir Gieuitag ergeben.
@emeinidaftli6es Gin.
Gen am @oibington.
3enfmal.
DlaDor Sreiton CAB geltern 0ie ca.
ten iiir oas gemeiniboitlide Singeu
am @ai6ington Genfmal befonnt.
Ger WoDor erflGrte, Dob er 5ablreiHe
@rieie erbdlten bate, in oenen nm
cine @ieoerbolung oes pemeinidoft.
lihen SingenS Oes lebten Sn6reS ge.
beten pnroe, uno ooB er oem5ufolge
ole eaten fcitgeiebt babe. Gas
Staot.Sr6eiier piro nG6ren0 Oes
Singers ipieIen, uno Sreoerid q.
Suber, Der 2eiter oes Sonmertlrius
an Dem @eaboOp Wuiif.9onierboto.
RUM, miro oie 9eitilng oes gemein.
ifoftliden Singens ii6ernebmen. Sic
Qaten iiuo: Der 90. Syuli, umb Der
s. uuo %. gluguit
6iibrerloie gtutomobiIe
bil0en IS efobr.
Gle 9eb6roe fir 0effcntlide Si.
her6eit beiprad geitern cine einee.
lauiene 9eibperoe be5iiglib ser bic.
len glitOmobile, Die an beioen Seiten
DER 2eriHeton.StroBe, 5ipiiden Sow.
aro. mo @utoiu.StroBe, iteben eelai.
fen peroerL pd6reno ole @igentbii.
mer ginfdufe beIorgen. Gs rpuroe
oarauf bingeipieien Dob i'm 8oae
zines 6eiIers oieie fiibrerloien Pluto.
mobile Elm groBes Sinoernis biloen
piiroen. Gle @oli5eibeb6roe ino ole
8eier-Gommiiidre iuerOen bal0 cine
eemeiniame Sibung baIten I'M 9lb.
bilfe gu idjaifen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-15
s5nBrt mad zen War
fiir OsH .gInSflng.
NHbI uHb bJdit pitiOresF
81 9lnnOfabrt.
(lNflifE0
Belndl beiuiaiat.

g9ie idon geitern in oieiem glatte
qemel0ct puroe, erinhtc Die o@oue
Bis GompanD" Die oiientlihe gc-
iriebs Gommihiou ole Charles Str.
Dinie onigebcn 5n fonnen. ga lid Die.
lelbe uidt 6e3a6Ic. Tos @eiud pur.
0e berpiIIiat, mo BON moraen l2 ll6r
9ladts an miro Die 2inie nidt mebr
eriiiiren. Gs wnroe angcnontncn
oaB bic ,glne Cine" Der Baltimore
Traniit GompanD0 oollitdnoig fabie
lci. ben 8ertebr an Charles .StraBe
al bemdltiaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-15

1eLearaphiidler MttterberidIl.

glus Den iibrieen @unbes 8etter.
@eobdhtiings. .Sioiionen ipurOen Die
folepnocn b6hiten Temperntineu,
Die Inn s llbr eeiiern gIbeuO berri6-
ten berihtet:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-15

1as 3rogramm iiir oas 9on5ert
Der iidotiiben @arf-aopeae unter
Qeiiuna bon 9roi. Eoniel 8elomann
im Sort McSenrg.9art beute gaah.
niitag bon YEA bis 6 llbr lit wie
fDlat:
0embergcr
q rnberiirc 3n Eip 8aubcrii3ie" Uo8ari
menfl Observation-Disclosures, DoniBcfii
4Qa3er WHB IOub EOuuts@ M Oerberi
b. GOrHei6OlO aDOneDudel 4ofa" 0aleo
(5rl glellie AedieD
q. HaHiaie .A EaD 81 g1eli FOlnl" .Benolr
,Mns ireniben Qdn0cr" 1Ro65iofDsii
3. 3nlcrme8o aSinipiicitp" ........... tee
81 Ihe NiuQ Fiu" "................ IablOr
lO ylaflh .Eur BreiiOeni" ......... gHebD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-15
gMiffsFarttn

bon uno nod 9eutihIonO uno
Selterreid. .llngarn iiber NctterOom
unO Oaeip.yort. @clOieitouuaen uod
europa.
3beO. s. 9iener e 60,
217 Git.gaItimOre.9t
Wadra1a-) 24S Sil.grUOOpGa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-15
NuIitiidlcs.


IaS oelnofrotiid]e Stoots Central
Gomite 81 elmer Sieung ein6eru.
fen IT Die OlepubIitaner begin-
nen Oie Gonpaeue in 9llIceong-
GountD. Serr G6arIes 6.
SuebeS bot periproden eiue.
Sour 0nrd @larDlauo 81 mader.
Serr gilbert s 9(lmouD, ser Sefre.
tar OeS oenofroiiiben Stoais.
Central Gomite's, bat ole @litgIie.
DER 81 elmer Sibung am 25. Suli
nad sem DSotel 9iennert" eingela-
oen, nm einen Woriiber an Stellc
oes oerltor6enen Generals W}urrap
Banoiper ou ipdblen. 9lm ielben 9oJ
miro Oas GongreBmitglieO QopiO g.
2etDis oifi5iell BON ieiner 9lomina.
tion ais oemofrotiiher GunOiOot fiir
oen 8un0esienot in GenntniB geiebt
luerOen. 9lls m0gIife GonoiOaten
fir Oos 9lmt zines @oriibers peroen
@r-S -Stnuts. Senator GaroilIe g..
9enIon bon Baltimore Gountb unO
@r.Staatsienaior g9 W{. W1olop ge.
uannt. StaatS SdoBmeiiter Sobn
%. 4ennis bat es abselebnt, Die mei.
tere 9iirOe 81 iibernebmen Gas
Pint erforoert piel 9lrbeit uno miro
uidt 6eioloet, inO MIR Elm Wann nit
gutem 8erm0eeu fam ooiielbe iiber-
ne6men.
9 iu dten Oenrepublitoni.
fden 9rdii0eutibafts.
GanOi0aten
Or. Soiepb s. Sronce febrte &c.
Itern bon gtelp Yorf 5uriid, no er
cine llnterreOung nit oem republifa.
niifen @rdiibcntidafts Gonoiouteu
CHARLES 6. Sugbes imo Dem @or-
iiber g9ilcor bonn repubIifoniiheu
9lotionol Gomite batte. SIN 2oufe
ser llnterbalhlng Oeutete Serr
Sugbes al, ooB er mG6renO Ser Gam.
pogne cine ODER bielIei1t me6rere
&eOen in MorDlon0 81 baIten ee0en.
fe. Nlon mill beriiiheu OaB Serr
Sugbes einen gan5en Tog i'm State
aubringt uno feline Sour nit elmer
groben 9leoe glbenOs in Baltimore
abidlieBt. Sn ser 9ealeituug oes
Serrn 6rance beian0en lib Serr
@aIen s. Soit, Serr 8. 6. g9eller,
General SO. Wf. gllleu iln0 @eneral
@iit Blair bon Wlontgomerp-Goun
Serr Sug6eS oriidte oeu @rnih aus,
OaB WorDlonO in Die republifoniidje
9ieibe Der Staoten 5liriidfebren m0ge
unO OoB Or. Soiepb S. Sronce gum
9unoesienotor ermd6lt peroen mod.
te. 9ld6iten Waontag miro Serr
Sronce cine Tour nod Cumberland
un0 0urh gllleganD GountD mo6en
luo Damn nab uno ndd oie gr0Beren
Pldbe I'M 6 Qiltrift beiuden. Serr
Gait miro Sen republifaniihen
Ganoiooten aiif oieien Eouren beglei-
ten. Gie Srgoniiirime Der 8nrtei inI
Stoate MarDluno miro gum gr0Bten
Ebeile Serru 8. 6. @eller iiberloiien
neroen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-15
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

,.Gipvpbromt" Bnubcuiue unb Munoelbilber.
,'3lueg 9leiU Nnrl" 4nerlei BolIsbeliAib
fungeu
ban ebofe Qlnefle llnierQnliunoen.
,,0lmnnn Cat 40tf"- Nueflei linietbalinnaen.
4pldlgiier UeaN 4dgli0 @1iulli0nen pet
T0uDifr .N0ullc"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-15
Der McItfriea IJenie DOr einem
Sa6t.
Is. AnIi I9I5.
(g9ad oeu @eridt oes Oeuti6en
@cnerolIiabs)


Tie 9trnee 9elom riidt III Git.
tanen 6itIib Der giuoau peiier
Dor.
SSn 9}olcn n0rOIidj Der gpeih.
lei madt Die 9(rmee SdoIb noro-
lid bon Sitralenfa meme Sort.
i6ritte, SioIiA BON @r5asnpsj
onrdnoBt Die glrmee @aIlipie bic
9inie araSnoiieI5 Giebduoib II.
5winet Die gfuiieu mad idme.
rem 9erllIten gum 9liid5ug gegen
ole QoreiD geieiiiaingrn. Sic
9eute Der lebten orei Gage be.
lie6t ans 10000 @eianaeneM i3
@ei6iieen imo as O1aidinenge-
tpcbren.
SSn Glt.@alI5ien lm0 in Der
gufowina iperoen Den 4uiien bel
gofal am Bug bon Den Deter
Redeem nebrere Stiiepunfte eft.
riiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-15

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Samftas A6suO, 10. SuIi.
Geo. Tillims's, 511 Ct-SaItO. ctr
(Sulit5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-15
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-15
QIui bem Weae nadl 9eras.

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81 8uubfabrt.
(Sulil5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-15
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-15

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(SSulit5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-15

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lmo SenrD @eiBmaun 81 oen flint
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St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1916-02-05

N0TICE-Sealed bids will be re-
ceived by G. j. Thompson, Parish
Superintendent of Public Schools,
or. ". B. Prescott, Acting Superin-
tendent until ~ o'clock NJ, Mon
day, February 2ist, 1916, for the
erection and completion Of a tWo--
story brick building to be erected
at Krotz Springs, st. Landry Parish,
La, according to plans and speci-
fications made for same by T. G.
Caaehere, Architect, Opelousas, la,
from whom copies of the plans may
be had.
Each bid must be accompanied
by a certified check for three hun
bred dollars, as a guarantee that
the bidder will sign the contract
and execute the bond as required
! by law, if awarded the contract.
All bids must be superscribed
with the words IBID for the con-
struction of the Krotz Springs
| School Building" and all bids will
be opened at a meeting Of the
Board February 23rd, 1916.
The right is reserved to reject
any and all bids.
OpeIousas. La. Jan. 10th. 1916.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1916-02-05
CLARK NOW OWNER OF
YOUNG JEWELRY STORE
Popular Young JeWeler Returns to
Opelousas to Take Up Business
OF His Own

John Clark, who for years was
Jewelry Store, has returned to Ope-
lousas, after one year of successful
business in New Orleans, to take
hereafter be known as the Clark
Jewelry Store.
Mr.. Clark is an efficient jeWeleI
and his many friends are predict
ing for him a splendid success. He
feels confident that he will be al
successful with his own business
as he was with the business of his
former employer.
The Clark Jewelry Store, which
was opened on the first Of the
month, is situated in the Larcade
building, on Bellevue street.
The Clarion wishes for Mr.. CLARK
continued success and trusts thai
he will receive his share Of the
jewelry business.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1916-02-05
BULL MOOSE RETURN
FULL OF HOPE
Parkerites Who Attended Progress
sive Convention Are Elated
Over Situation

The several delegates from this
parish to the Progressive conyen-
ton held in New Orleans on last
Tuesday returned on Thursday
morning, brim full of hopes for
their respective candidates.
I'VE are simply elated over the
situation" said one of the most
prominent Parker supporters of
this city, 1T is nc longer a matter
of conjecture, it is a fact-Parker
will be your governor and Dubuis-
son is a sure winner for attorney
general"
Judge E. D. Estilette, one of the
oldest and most respected citizens
Of Opelousas made a splendid
speech before the convention,
which brought applause from
every seat in the GruneWald Hotel
convention hall. Hon. E. B. Du-
buisson and Hon. D. L. Guilbeau
also distinguished themselves in
the convention, according to the re-
ports of the delegates.
8&ZE
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1916-02-05

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