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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-05-19

fden Die So9otrop5den perteiIt. bic
Wdnoe SierteR
Sin trummer 2%iirtenid6el. iopos
niihe Qeperihiloe. 2omabapts unD
inoiihe Wurfmefe, bingen uber benz
alttu griinen 2eperiofo, oaneben
Ell &oher nit per9ifteten YfeiIen.
AG einem SnoianermeIer boumslte
iogar nod Elm StoIp Idrpor3
ur1p ooritig, Elm pentg pon ben Miot.
ten 3sefrshen.
DIE SommIung fpor benz CUTS
BERN ron eiuem e%ntfsrnteu Ysrs
nanoten nit Der BeoIngung. iie nist
mails tort3ugebsn. binterIonen nors
ben. Nun i9miitten Die WaiIen aus
benz tsrnen Often bereits lett Sobrs
5ebntsn Die Ndnoe pes pommerihm
&an0eoelbouies.
ueber Der @eItoIt oieies IGngit
bertorbenen 8iifop ihlpebte Elm gee
fpiIies 0uutel. Gr hattie in Ieiner
.5ngeno n,ft gut 9etaE. muBte ihuls
benDaber ben Nbldieo nebmen uno
par ouf 6omtlIenbethIub nab
Qmerita abQe1Goben neroen. Man
Iisb lbn fallen Der lebensitarte
Baum ltieB ben morlt]en 9tIt ob.
niun iproh aud nidt germ Don
ibm, ob9leid er ipaier, mad monder-
lei 3rrfdbrten purh fremDe WeIts
,sile. ihIieblih mtsoer gu Noblitano
getommen par
Sn oen Iugsn Der 5omiIie blieb
er Elm quageitobener. aber &roffts
Anaba1pbdntoiie umtIeipete ben Ues
ad)tetem nit qeheimntspolIem reg.
Fer 4nblif 0et irembldnoiidtn
Mdfien .1tte pon jeber le,ns A6eus
teuerInlt getpedt uno ben Wunlt,
iremne Grpteile tennen SIT ierutn.
ME ] ,n3 CUR Rube tommen IdiiW.
Ge,bit III Oieier Gtunoe battsn lie
;9re an3iebun9strait nidt gang
rlugebi'Bt, ob9letd i'm oas Sd)itial
zines Aoblnion Gruioe ldngIt ult)t
mebr 10 id0n Ano eritrepenspert
ei.ntte ME p0mals uno er beute lei.
men lhmeren Airoiiiers paloid nit
teinet on0eren Bnfie bate pertaus
iden mpgen.
Gr Iiebte iein ihones, ltol3es Re
9iment. nenn rs nur uiht gar 10
toitip.rli9 mare!
Ms isine @eooutsn BEL pieitm
purfte ontomeu, ieul5ie er 10 tiei
uno idmer3lih. Dob llh 9err pom
Duiom umoreDie uno lodsno io9te;
IRA. mas rtbnft Du penn 10
iottsjlmmerIid2 Qait nobt bod men
J ater, ober bit Du etpa mr.
.isbt. mein GoGn?"
Da rib iid ararft 3ufonmsn,
0eia8! muBte e. "a bod ener0m
alio mad gut pommerider sun
tsrort Die Gbren ongtle9t unp
ourh!
5n oisnItIidtr 59altang iton0 Ct
por 0em Batter, ais ltatts er leint.n
a%omm0noeur etne NlelOung ob. i5m
feit m bte Nu9en lebeno. Gbne
tinnal iune 81 baItsn, iogte sr al
.es, Fidts bei6oni9eno. ntd)ts per.
Kim ldeno,
.3srr poR 3u1om 50rte Jpn
AUegen1 81, crlelhtsrte t1G ne
6etat, nit teiCen Wort. gr TAB
5to.t iebr ernft, a6et mot 5oie aus.
me Strait Huetjit etlelh,ert ieii
.eiite
ais Der iuaae Gann Damn isint
Reos nit osn @'orteu idIob
n1as mare 1les. Papa, ms6r bdts
( 10 ni4t gu io8en -" idieu es
alf. ais uuigrctids oet Ua:e Elm
&0d9eiu.
a3s il pObI aud 9snug. Ien!it
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-05-19
GottbtrldHcnts @rtmlanb.
Gtrctrlihter uuu ctncr beriibmtcn ntert
fnniidlen G;eaeub.

gei BEN Dielen 8ertDe iiber biz
meritaniihen Wirten. oas obne ben
suropdiifen &rtes mobI nod beosus
tsao groBer mare, intersiIiert iid
pobI Elm 9rober Seil pes pu6litums
oud fir bic Ratur Der QouDidoft,
tn meldey Die bstrsiienoen GreiQnilie
ijA 1bipieIen - ooer abgeipieIi rpers
Den. Bisle BADEN nidt sinmal bic
euiietnteite 4oritsllun9 pom e6arats
ter oes Gslanoea. ourd neItes Ole
8erioIgun9 UiIas 6etrie6ea morosn
lit; uno pjene:ft au6 attt oon be-
naheartea ztvihea aai omeritanis
der Seife.
Sin gutter aennft con oieIem 1ciI
9tsr,tos, oer allts oaoere eber. ais Gin
Qaraoiss fly ~oarji,ea it, plouoert
o1ru6eE IL. a.:
man n4sos ii4 it4r taui6ea.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-05-19

mern nan gIouote. bob ois Hatur
oss metitonlifen @renSIaabes uno
Die oes %anitobenoen ameritauiiten lih
ungefdbr gIeih lpdren, 8ieInebr bee
Itebt Elm idroffer @e9enIob Spiihen
ben ftuhtbareu Gbsntn auf omeyito.
niider Seite. namentlih Der teroni.
Iden. uno Den a~bItubenpen Ginooen
ou orii5eH,
Wenn man bic teroniihen 9iebs
peibes 5armen uno Die 5Iii1euoeR
SieoelunQen binter iih bat, 70 gebt
Der Weg - ooer out tein Wes
ourd undbie9bare Gafelldnoereien.
fuie lie ouh mond,en onceren Seileu
oss grobm Siiopeitens sigsn Iino;
bin unD pieoer lpogen bieIe Gdnoea
rsitn gu lan9en NselIen empor. uno
Damn pieDerum 3erbreden lie in 3atis
oe atippen. gtIes 1T bier 1offnuugs~
loIe Wiilte, 0ber feline rpie bic
n8tnalie Wi;its" ari8ouas ODER Rem
Weritos Ritts pon lebboften buns
ten 9arbtn bier. bic bod einigermos
ben periobneno tpirten tonnten, ions
bern olles nur unbeimlih 1rinl
Nur oo uno bort pegetiert el'noes
0eItriipp o mesquite, nGreaies
lpooo" unO Gbappnrol. SteGempeiie
erbeben audi yuccos ihre 5orten. nber
ihlimmen lanQen Stnheln, fpelde
gu s3eiten qteih Qeudtern (oa6er
aud Der Name I'M meriianii6es Yola
te .qumpdras be Dios" ooer 0otte8-
leudter) nit 9lofenf0rmi9eu gIunieu
bebangen iino. meiitens nber iifj gang
iabl, tot unp ten %qernoeaus itreden
uno pdnn i6rem bnoeren golf8namen
ale Gbre MAIDEN: nSponiihe 8aios
nettel"
ga monhe 4bbange pimmeln oeta
maBen Don oieien 8~nionetten, onB
man idon nit peniq pbantniie ii1
poriteIlen fam, Qrofe 9ritas6eere
fpdren bier III Qtnieu pon 5hiitens
9rdben Oer6orgen, uno nur fire Seia
tengepebre ihouten hsraus!
auf eiuer 1obrt pom oft pieIen
Stunoen tam man nur per3peiielt
penig Qeben ge!pobren. Mnn Iiebt
ober acknowledgements mitunter
!9ornoie6 6eroen iih ouf gdns
trodenen pDsioegriinoen" bsrums
bepegen uielleidt geitobIenes uni
nsggetriebene8 8ieb ooer 3isasr
uno Sdafe ourh feIii9e Strombetteu
fponbeln. in Denen tein Nafer
fIiebt. Damn una mann tommt audi
Elm HuoeI Yonies porbeigetroppelt,
gsIoIgt Don &eitern, oersu Rsde in.
Der Come aIibern.
Qm Ietnsn 0ori3ont er6eben ii6
i'm Roroen blaue 9oben, oeren g2os
men pie .RoBtopf 8ergs" uno.
~Sierra beg GeuieIs" meiitens
ouF t1re pb%1utaitiiden llmriFe 6ins
peiien; auo nab Sloen 3u iteiqer
Die lan9en, 3ddi3en 8erge BON
NtzU}ertto auf. oereu S6attenbiloer
iih purpurfarbig gessn oen 6immel
abheben. BON 53ejt gu ,3eit mag man
einen lil6erdrtiQ itjmmernoeh Streis
ZEN geipa6reR. ptlhsr Den 2auf oes
Rio @ranoe 6e5eihnet, beg meiitens
triiben 8ren}itromes. peI6er ru1ig
aenu8 ourh isin breites grimes 5al
ilisBt, o5tr Durh ieine oieIen, DOS
Strom6ett bernaosrnoeu Qaunen loon
me6r 6l0er osruri1tt bat, aIs Die
m~etiten m%erjtaniitn Repolu93er.
Ipenn aud Qera0e tsin Blu. oa5ei
DeraoFen uotoen 1T. - uno i'm i5ris
gen Der Gh1up(lB gar mnnter btu.
tI9en lro,O>i2H nit uno obHs 8.rs
QertriaQ'
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-05-19

iungen @dosI ale 5ufsnmen iala-
fenll"
s0ptt. CnieItsu, per tam penn
bei 10 herrlidem Monoite;n IN
Sdlafsn benton. penn MAJ ncA
marin ron Cans If. = nj, pattsn
BOD nar oie gan3e Yadt ~qeidypaBt.-
so. 10. oa habt Sbr no1l inter
Guh Sungfrauen eetan3t?"
IS befpohre. &raffi uno ole ans
oern batten aud teire Cult gu fdias
fen uno mad uno nab eridisn Die
aouse Sanpe. Qeutndnt bon Sehbers
bI1ft icbr hibid Munbparmontlo,
mad Der hoben mir eeton3i, uno
&rafft uno Sp6en brauten IN oIer
Gle cine 9firiihbofpIe - gum abs
ssm0bnsn. ME tie iastsn. IS mar
reiSenb!~
.9as lam i'd mir bsntsn." iisl
Jrou ppn 0uHon loteno Elm, bic
unbsmsrit BON ben onoern fosben Die
Serrafe betrat. nSbr babt sinsn
MprosipettateI poufubrt - gut, pab
9roBmoma es nitt seh0rt Bat
0uHop tibte ieine 6rou Guf ole
Stirn uno fdOb :br einen Stufi BIN
.Na. Mariedsn. oo bait 2u nIlp
aud ni6t pieI ssihIufen2 Siebit abst
troBoem gang munter aus"
Sic itrtd Den qIotten, 0unfsIbraue
men SdeiteI nod 9latter unb meints;
nNein - 9eidIafen babe id tpenle
- bate es aud nidt g%etonrt lpen:l
dies till eeneien pdrs, SD mubtt
INNER an uniere Nita osntsa. unb
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-05-19

80, mein SunQs - tommI 0u
nobI n @IimmItenaeI holen - ooer
pilit 0u ionIt nos2"
arafit nobm oortenb bic 9ebotene
3i9arre, uno. Die Spise obbeibeno.
jagle er:
Store i'd Did. qapo2 Sd mD6te
etpas nit Dir Deipreden."
$50 - no oonn geouIoe Did eis
men A~ugenblit, Der poitjunge mars
tet unten auf Ole gr.efe. i'd BIN gleia
fetttg."
er CAB benz iapsrfd1igen gs'
idnlsten DrebitubI eInen ener8iihen
Sdnung, ooB id Die !9oI3idraubs
at3enr unter leinem @eniht berpegs
te, uro .1ertieite f4 BON neuem tn
leine &orrsipon0en3.
arafft mar Der t'eine auH6u6
niht unpiQtpmmen. Wabreno er lid
in 0sDonten aoh snmdl pieDevboIte.
mas sr BEN Batter logon poute,
;hneiiten ielne Ou9sn ourh las inn
10 pohl Dertroute 53immer.
Qihts bate I'D an Der Ginrtds
tung i'm lsBten Jobr oerdnoert, bods
items nieien Die itpsren SeieI aus
gruntm Gaffiauieaer mod ltdrtsre
Spuren Der 8snus4a8 aui, UNI Der
0aH0ldmud 6atts Nn nod nm sJn
8ugenb RebtrodeF 0erLebrt. Mud
cine ausgeftppite raiiti4e UieIenmel-
ls. Die lih na4 5sr pommeri4en
Suite perfIo8sa aaden modte, mar
aeu gin3ugstomnsn.
09n BEN Gensarifrant, Der TAFT
tie 1Qlfte oer stat1 Uono flr iitl
a4slu in 4nipta@ nohm. gIitten
araii:s 4ugsn l9fr bic Comm
lung ausIdn1tida Bafien, Die. 3rpi'
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-23
BRANDED
As a Lie Of the Whole Cloth is
Statement Accredited to
John CornWeI!.

RoMNEY. Sept. 23.-shown clip
ping from Charleston newspaper
Durporting to be correct synopsis
Of a speech delivered at Elk View
Kanawha county, by John j. Cornwoll
Farley DeBerry, superintendent OF the
deaf and blind institute here, gave out
tho following statement:
Il desire to brand this statcrrent
as lie pure and simple. No employee
of this institution. either man or wo,n-
an, has been asked to contribute one
cent for the support of the Hatfield.
Robinson machine, as he is pleased ia
style 1t, nor has any one in MY EN-.
ploy been asked to contribute one cent
to further any political interest OF
the interest Of any candidate. And
they have not only not been asked
to contribute, they have not to my
knowledge offered to contribute, and
II they had offered 1t would not have
been accepted. This applies to The
men employed as well as to the won.
en-. II Mr.. Cornwell made this state.
ment, he not only lied but dit 1t knoW.
Ing he was lying"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-23
PARTY IN FINE
SHAPE, AYERS
JOE" GAINES
Republican State Chairman
Enthused over Conditions
in Southern Counties.

West Virginia is looking more like
Maine every day" was the word
Chairman Joseph Holt Gaines OF the
Republican state executive committee
brought to the city when he arrived
Friday afternoon from tour of the
southern counties Of the state THE
tide is unquestionably towards
Hughes. and not towards Wilson"
Mr.. Gaines was at his desk at state
headquarters bright and early Sat
urday morning. looking after cores
pondence and other business that had
accumulated in his absence. He will
be here for several days before leav-
ing on stumping tour.
In his absence from state head
quarters Mr.. Gaines has visited many
counties in the southern part of the
state and has made close study OF
political conditions in every section.
The conditions could not be more en-
couraglng, he says.
Mr.. Gaines is one OF those kind of
chairmen who believes that the best
results can be obtained by getting in
personal touch with the various
county chairmen and he keeps his
travelling bag packed ut all times.
The chairman Is one OF the most
popular speakers in the state and his
services are always IN demand. Re-
publicans in all sections are anxious
ly awaiting announcement of the
itinerary which Is being prepared for
his speaking tour.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-23
JOHN SWI7ZER DEAD
Brother Of Lee and Lawrence
SWitzer Dies in Baltimore
Hospital.

John switzer. we'll known and
prominent telegraph operator of this
city, died Friday night in Baltimore
hospital, where he had been receiving
treatment. Mr.. Switzer suffered d
nervous breakdown several months
ago and had been receiving treatment
for his trouble. He was recovering
nicely. 1t was thought, and only last
week local relatives received a letter
from him stating that he was feeling
much better.
Upon receiving the news OF their
brothers. death, Lee and Lawrence
switzer, proprietors of the Switzer
Brothers Tailoring establishment In
Glen Elk. went to Baltimore Friday
night on Baltimore and Ohio passen-
ger train No. and will bring the
body back with them tonight on train
No. /. at 1870 o'clock and they will
go to Weston Sunday morning.
Mr.. Switzer was located at Weston
before coming to this city. He for
merly worked for. the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company and had
many friends among the railroads of
this city and Weston.
No funeral arrangements have
been made yet.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-23
WORKERS MUST QUIT OR
BE TREATED AS TRAITORS
Leaders Of the Movement Re-
train from Calling It a Sym
pathetic Strike.
MANY VOTE TO RATIFY
Never Has There Been a Strike
Called Involving So Many
Trades as This One.

NEW YORK, Sept. 23.-Trade unions
In this city and Westchester county
Saturday began to vote on the question
Of ratifying the action of eighty dele
gates who Friday called for general
suspension of work. next Wednesday
morning The labor chiefs appealed to
all union wage earners to stay at home
until the traction companies make It
possible for them to ride in the street
cars without offense to their union
allegiance.
It is asserted that no such action
heretofore has been taken by the
trades unions of this country, nor has
strike involving so many trades ever
been called. Its maximum effect would
call from work 100000 men and
women.
Leaders Of the movement refrain
from calling 1t sympathetic strike.
They declare that many Of the unions
already have voted to ratify their
recommendations and that any union
man who does not quit work Wednes-
day will be denounced as a traitor.
To what extent they expect the
unions to respond to the suspension
call was not disclosed. How can
tell? 1t ia up to the unions" said
Hugh Frayne, general organizer Of the
American Federation OF Labor for New
York state. 1t is pointed out that We'd
nesday is the beginning Of an import
ant Jewish holiday when many work
ers ordinarily would stay at home.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-23
CLOSING SERVICES
OF Retreat Church Of ImmaCu-
late Conception Will Be
Held Sunday.

The Row. Father Camlllus, who has
been conducting retreat for the
women of the Church OF the Immacu-
late Conception during the week, will
close his work here Sunday He will
deliver sermon at high mass at 1880
o'clock Sunday morning and will close
the retreat at the evening services at
1880 o'clock.
The retreat or mission as it is bet
ter known. has been one Of the most
successful that has been held at the
Church of the Immaculate Conception
for several years. The attendance
has been exceedingly large at both
morning and evening services and the
sermons by the Rev. Father Camillus
have been very interesting and in
structive.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-23
EASTERN STAR
TO MEET HERE
Thirteenth Annual Session Will
Be Held in Masonic Tenn
pie Next Month.

Queen Esther chapter No. II. Order
OF tho Eastern Star. OF this city, is
making elaborate preparations for the
entertainment OF delegates and visit
ors who will be here TO attend the
thirteenth annual session OF the grand
chapter of West Virginia, which Will
DO held in the Masonic tomple October
3. 4, and 6.
II is expected that at least $50 Wis
TORS and delegates from West Virginia
cities will be in attendance. In addI-
ton TO large number of visitors from
Ohio, Maryland and Pennsylvania.
Plans have been practically COM
pletcd by the local chapter and the
visitors will be royalty entertained. A
banquet is one OF the big features on
the entertainment program. Queen
Esther chapter is one OF tho most pro-
gresslvc chapters in the state and that
they look after things in the right
manner goes without saying.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-23
MAN IMPALED
On an Iron Fence in the CITY Of
Utica in a Fall from a
Piazza.

UTICA, \. y, Sept 23-willlam
singerly Mccartney, graduate Of
Harvard University and inspector Of
arms for the Canadian government at
a munitions plant here, was found
impaled OH an iron fence In this city
early Friday He had fallen from a
piazza and the iron picket penetrated
ono eye 80 deeply that two policemen
and physician could not pull him of.
He was conscious and the physician
chloroformed him. Then the picket
was sawed OFF and he was hurried to
hospital, where the iron was re.
moved. His recovery is not expected.
Mccartney is member Of prominent
Philadelphia family. His father is
James S. Mccartney. manager OF the
Hotel Majestic in that city.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-23
CHURCH KILLED
In a Fight with BootIeggers He
is Trying to Place un-
der Arrest.

HUNTINGTON, Sept. 23.-George
Church, marshal Of BarboursvIlle, ten
miles from here. was killed Saturday
In fight with gang OF bootleggerl
he was trying to arrest. The body
was found IN clump of bushes by
residents who had heard the fusllnde
OF shots soon after daybreak. A
number OF men were arrested here
in connection with the crime. and
Frank Johnson, a negro of Lynch,
burg. told story which the police
believe will result in the capture Of
merly police lieutenant of the Hunt.
tngton force and was very well known
in this section of West Virginia.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-23
ENTENTE FORCES ARE
DEFEATED BY TEuToNS

BERLIN, Sept. 23-Troops Of the
Central powers have defeated the En-
tente forces comprising twenty bat
talions on the Dobrudja front, the
Bulgarian war Office announces. The
hostile attack was beaten on and the
forces engaged in 1t routed by d
counter attack and pursued by cav
airy, says the statement.
edonian front, on the extreme wester-
ly end of the line and east Of the
Vardar are announced in the official
statement Saturday.
Trenches between Florina and
Lake Prespa were captured while In
the Vardar region an attack by En-
tente troops preceded by artillery
preparation, was repulsed.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-23
MEXICAN MILITARY
AFFAIRS DISCUSSED
Along Various Lines by Score
tarieS of State and War
OF United States.


WASHINGTON, Sept. 23.-Secre-
taries Lansing and Baker Saturday
discussed various phases of Mexican
affairs, including the renewed activ-
ity of Villa and the possibility Of bis
again becoming a military factor.
While awaiting official versions from
the Carranza government OF the
fight at chihuahua City a week ago
officials said the report of Brlgadier
General Fell at FL Paso was the most
reliable yet received.
II believe Villa is still alive said
Major General Scott, chief of staff
I'VE have had numerous reports OF
circumstances ccrrobordt!ng such be.
lief"
General Scott said he would not ask
General Bell the source of his infor.
nation regarding the chihuahua City
fighting and that he had no reason tc
believe 1t was not reliable,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-23
CLOSING sERvIoEs.

Extraordinary services will be held
Sunday at the Pride's- Chapel African
Methodist Episcopal church, 1t be-
ing the last Sunday before the annual
conference which will begin in Char
lesion next Wednesday. The Rev
R, French Hurley will preach his I'm.
al sermon at 1O:45 a. m. The Rev
8. P. West, a former pastor Of the
church and at present presiding ell.
der in the Ohio conference, will
preach at night,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-23
ORDERS
OF Various Kinds Are Entered
in Cases Pending in the
Circuit Court.

In the circuit court Saturday in the
case Of the Traders National Bank OF
Buckhannon against William A. Will
kinson and others. decree was en-
tered correcting priority of disburse-
ments by the administrators.
A decree confirming the reports Of
the special receiver and the special
commissioner was directed in the
cause of the Continental Supply Com
pany against j. j. Kelm.
The case of the Philadelphia Com
pany of West Virginia against
Walker L. Hurst was dismissed, set
tied.
An opinion was handed down In the
case Of Henry H. Collins against ed
gar w. Davis, directing decree for
tho defendant and referring the cause
to n commissioner to ascertain the
amount to be credited Davis on the
purchase price of lot sold him by
Collins.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-23
NO new PLANS
For the Investigation Of the
Cost of Milk Production Has
Farm Department.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2s.-The
scope OF the Investigation OF the cost
OF milk production In the United
States by the department OF agricul-
ture was outlined Saturday in a
statement declaring that 1t has no
plans for new investigation of re-
ported increase in the price, The
statement says.
For some years the department
has had underway plans for investi-
eating the normal cost OF milk pro-
duction in different sections of the
United States, The department Is
continuing Its regular work in this
field and contemplates no change In
the plan formulated several years
ago."
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-23
cRoPP WILL PRoBATED.

The will Of Caroline F. cropp was
probated Saturday. She leaves her
estate equally among her children or
their heirs. George P. Cropp. named
as executor of the will, qualified as
such with bond at 10000. AID AS
bury E., William A.. and Charles A..
Crop sureties. John N. Robinson,
]. A. Brohard and j. E. Bartlett Will
appraise the estate.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-23
ITINERARY
OF Republican GubernatoriaI
Nominee for the Coming
Week is Announced.

The itinerary of Judge Ira E. Rob.
inson. Republican nominee for gov.
ernor, for next week, with the excep.
ton of Wednesday and Thursday
which are open dates, was announced
at Republican state headquarters Sat.
urday morning as follows:
Monday - Arnoldsville, Calhoun
county.
Tuesday-Glcnvillc.
Wednesday and Thursday-open.
FrIday-sutton.
Saturday-West Union.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-23
RETREAT OF GERMAN
ARMY IS CONTINUING

RoM'S Sept. 23.-The retreat Of the
German army under Field Marshal Won
Mackensen in the Roumanian province
of Dobrud1a continues. according to q
telegram received by the wireless press
Saturday from Switzerland. The Dam
ube fortress Of Si1estria. recently cap
ttired by the Germans and Rulgarians.
is said to have been abandoned TO the
Russo Rournanians,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-23
PLAGUE CASES
Show a Marked Decline during
the Week in New York
City.

NEW YORK, Sept. 23-There were
twenty-six new cases of infantile
paralysis, six more than Friday, and
seven deaths, a drop of four during
the twenty-rour hours ending at IL
a. m Saturday, according to the re-
port of the department of health,
The report also states that the de-
cline in the epidemic during the week
was marked. there being but $50
new cases and fifty-eight deaths as
compared with 254 cases and eighty
four deaths last week.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-23
ROBBED ON TRAIN
is a Toledo Man by a Man Who
Represents Himself as a
Railroad Official.

CHICAGO. Sept. 23.-Joseph Per-
tile. Of Toledo, o.. reported to the
police Saturday that he was robbed
OF $500 on q passenger train Sat
urday by man who represented
himself as an Official OF the road"
The robbery occurred as the train
was leaving the station. Fertile said
the man asked him to show his ticket
and then asked for his money, say
ing you are not safe with 1t In your
clothes. The road will be responsible
for it,"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-23

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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-23
TOWBQAT SINKS
In the Ohio River near Ironton.
o., after Striking an
Obstruction.

UALLIPULIS, o., Sept. 23.-The
Monongahela River Consolidated Coal
and Coke Company's towboat, Export
er. sank in the Ohio river near IRON
ton, o.. late Friday night after strik-
Ing an obstruction. Captain Thomas
Moran, of Plttsburg, and the crews
were rescued by boats. which put out
from the shore. The Exporter was
one of the largest OF the Monongahela
feet and for year had been engaged
In the Kanawha-ohio river coal trade.