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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-04
NOTICE TO TAKE DErosrrro~s,

The State Of West Virginia, Harrison
County, towit
William Morgan, plaintiff
VS.
J. v. Thompson ana others, defendants.
In the Circuit Court Of said County.
To Josiah " Thompson, James Il Barnes
Samuel ", Shrader and Howard W
ShOwalter:
You. and each of YOU. VIII hereby take
notice. that on tile 10Th day Of May 1915,
ut the law Office Of John l.. Hechmer in the
Jarrett building in the city Of Grafton,
County of Taylor, and State of West vir
Hinia, between the hours Of sunrise and
sunset Of raid day. ] shall proceed to take
dispositions of william Morgan and others
10 be read evidence In my behalf on the
hearing OF the above STYLED suit pending
in the Circuit Court Of Harrison County,
West virginia And II from any cause the
taking of said dispositions should either
not be commenced, or being commenced
aud mot completed, on that day the tax
Ing thereof will be adjourned from time
to time at the sam" place and between
tha same hours until tie taking of the
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.ume shall be completed
WILLIAM MORGAN,
By Counsel.
ANNpAL MEETING.

The annual meeting of the stockholders
Of MONONGAlIEIA VALLEY TRACTION
COMPANY will be held at the office OF
building, In the city Of Fairmont, West
Virginia, on Monday the Sth day OF Muy,
1916 ut II O'Clock a. NJ, for the purpose
of receiving statement Of the AFFAIRS OF
said Company. for the election Of Board
OF Directors to serve for the ensuing
year and for the transaction OF any other
business coming before SAID Annual Stock
holders Meeting.
WALTON MILLER,
Secretary MononGahela Valley Traction
Company.
April 9th, 1916,
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the jarrett building. in the city of Graf
ton, County OF Taylor and State of West
Virginia, | shall proceed to take the dep
ositionS of william Morgan and others to
hearing Of the above styled suit, pending
In the Circuit Court Of Harrison County,
West Virginia And II from amy cause the
taking Of said dispositions should either
not he commenced. or being commenced,
and not completed. on that day, the taking
thereof will be adjourned from time to
time Mt the same place and between the
same hours until the taking Of the same
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-04
Home Celebration
OF Wonder Interest
The arrival OF baby in the household
completely changes the entire ASPECT Of

the future. But in the
meantime, during the
anxious period Of cx-
pcctancy, there Is a
'plendid remedy known
as Mothers Friend"
that does wonders. It
Is for external use, re-
llcvcs tho pains OF
muscle cxpa nsion,
Eoothcs and Guicts the
nerves, extends Its In.
flucncc to the internal
organs md removes to
q great extent the ten
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-04
shall be competed.
WILLIAM MORGAN.
-. by Counsel.
JOHN l.. HECElNIER. Solicitor

Recent explorations of Lake Tan
ganyllsa. in Africa, indicate that it is
the deepest body of fresh water in the
world, a record held heretofore by
Lake Bilial, in Asia.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-04

Because 1t lacks accessible quar-
ries from which to get paving mater
ials. Brazil is forced to import cob
blestone from Portugal,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-04
Chief City.

The chief city Of Cephalonla is
Argostoli. which has an excellent har-
hor and which is especially noted for
It's curious sea mills. operated by n
current Of sea water flowing through
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-04

Tho State OF West Virginia, Harrison
County. to-wit;
William Morgan, plaintiff.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-04

WeW That's What Hi"
- Nay Write TO. "HANNAH"
After The Circus But--Ne1er-
Now's Just the Tricky
Weather Time That
Makes OOeycoats and
Roincoats Vastly I'M
pOTtQnf. 90.
Important not only for health, but for ap-
pearance.
Before he besides to shed his heavy overcoat
man must be sure of having the right
kind of spring one to replace it.
fhe wants to wear no overcoat at all he must
first have the kind of spring suit in which
he can look the whole world in the face"
The WlSeSt men take no chances either on
their appearance o. their health For them
we are ready with the fine new Spring
Overcoats or Raincoats, that are necessi-
ty from both points of view, and with fine
new Spring Suits that are seasonable
tonic live men of the hour insist upon hav-
ing.
The Nusbaum standard Of all-wool, and the
Nusbaum standard of clothing service
never counted for so much as they do to-
day, and they were never higher or more
firmly established.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-09-11

Die GnIgaren mmo Die Semtideu
babeu bic ritmGniide Gtaot Siliitrin
on Der 9onan genonntem. Wit
Sntrafan nnS Siliitria I'M geiib
idDeint Der llebergang ii6er bic Sp-
nan fur bic SmIsaren geiidert nnb
Der 8eg nad Ser rmntaniideu
.6anptitabt often sn iein. slmdy an
Der aiiifc bes SdJiparsem Neeres
baMert bas ypr6rinsen Der Semt-
fdjen nmS itrer Wcrbinoetem an.
Die 9inmGnen baben in alien bieIen
Nampfen idJipere @erluite gebabt.
Wfajur Wforabt, Der iebr gut inter-
ridtete militdriide SahDeritGnoige
Des ugerIimer Sageblatt", id)Gbt tie
anf adltsigtamienS Niann al. Diff
siell iuiro gemeIoet, bic gmmGnen
batten bis 5um z. September bic
Ginnabme bon Giliitria 1T nod
nidjt cingeredlnet ~ 400 Cffi,iere,
barnnter brei WenerGle, nn6 21,OOO
nidt beriumnoete 8efangene uerlo-
rcn. 9nbei iumrben in Smtrafan
ii6er 400 &anonen erbentet. gei Ser
Nnf5GbInmg bieier crpbcrtem &C.
fdJiite fiibrt bas bnlsariidc arieas-
miniiterinm nnd) bic siuei gatterien
ais iuiroer erobert an, iueIdJe yoie
JinmGnem ms I'M Sabre 1913 ge-
ftoblen batten", cine 8emcrfnna, oie
oeutIidj seist, iuie fief einseiuilrselt,
Der Saf Der gnlsaren segen bic
6nmdnen ieit Sem gnlfanfrieae lit.
Die 8nIsaren bnben iett Sas
ganse Serritorinm berett, baF iie
ben 9immancn nad oem yaIfan-
friege abtreten ntmfte.
GDnig syerSinan6 BON gnlgnrien
nno iein Sobn, Der aromprins 3d.
ris, tnb in's bentfde Sanptqmartier
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-09-11
Ms SadDfritdnOigfr mad
Seem gDn0Dn bernfell.
Nerfolgmttg Niaa' 3
Derhafteter Oeutid,er
rpieoer befreit.
GeriiNte vof elmer TtWereit
Krankbeit Obregcn's.

- Die amerifaniId)en Mitglie6er
Der genaeiniamen &D,nntiiiipn ba6en
Generalmaiur 8lif, ben aliiitierer=
Ben 9eneralitabsdef, nad ysem son=
BON ber1fen, nm ibnem ais SUD-
beritanbiger bei Der Mbfaiinns eines
Nanes at bienen, bnrd Ben Nlbe
tnb Sr0nltng an Der 0rense altf=
redt erbalten iuerben fam.
9lns gbibnnbna ipirS gemel=
set, bie merifaniiden WiilitGrbebDr-
ben bereiteten iid atf cine sriinoG-
DIE @erfolsmng gila's nnb feiner
Gemte bor, Die id snr 3eit I'M Santa
Clara ganpon iid anfbalten bitten,
bor. Gen. gaba5os mel6et pon
Guerrero, er babe bic gan5e Gegenb
bort b1rdiitdt, babe aber nDd) feinc
Spmr bon ben gilliitas sefnnoen.
General srebino iast, i'm ieien 81
benz Selbsns gegen bic Siaiitas
fiinf5ebn WeidJiite bun Ser Is un6
an6 so Wfillimeter Mrt sngeIanot.
9lns 2areoD iuir0 gemel0es,
baf 6. 2epnarOs in Mpnterey 2ei=
ter Der SDrtigen Glefetri5itGtsiuerfe,
Der Dor mebreren Monaten anf 8e-
febl garran5a's berbaftet ip1irbe,
neil er bas Gelo Der Nesiernng
nidt annebmen nDllte; iuie0er III
Sreibeit seiett lei.
- Cine itnsltberlaiIige 0epeIde
ans 81 Yaio melOet, General abre-
gOn, Der merifaniide Griesslniniiter,
lei6e an einer nnbeilbaren Granf-
felt, iuabrideinlidJ Ser gright'lden
gsierenfranfbeit mno iein 3nitanb lei
elm b6d)it be6enflifer. Sdon leit
brei @uden babe er oie oireften glr=
beiten anfsegeben, leite aber Die Ne=.
IdDafte oes ariegsn1iiiiiterimms bon
ieinem aramfensimmer ans. Nan
babe ibn nad) BEN gaoern BON sel)na=
ean brinsen iuullen, a6er cine Ser
ld)limmeritng ieines 3nitan0es babe
oies berfJinbert. Gen. Serranu Gbre-
gDn's Gtabsd)ef, Ieite interinliitiidl
bas Griessminiitcrinnl. Db an Ser
gansen 0eid)idjte iiberbanpt eiu
@ort mabr 1T, iuiiien mir natiirlid
midJt.
Cine 6nrhnlis lilt5ltberI1iiige
geadridt aus Stem yorf iaet, Car
ran5a perlange nid)t MIR, oaB 0ie
amerifaniiden Ernpper aus Merieo
nbberufen tpiiroen, er berlange olid)
nod cine gntfhdoigang in baarern
@eloe oafiir, BOB man fie iiberbnupt
nah Merico bilteitgeianot babe Ole
@elhihte miro mol ilibt tpabr lein.
glus geogaIes, 9friaona, miro
eemeloet, 65 berittene yaaili-Snoia-
ner terroriiierten oie fleinen Srt-
fhaften int iloroliheir Mrisona.
9eri6te, oie in @aibington
eingetroffen ii1o, meIoen oaB fid)
Oas selbe sieber inn nerifaniiden
Staate gucatan beitdnoig ausbreite
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-09-11
anrst llebtrlidt,

Die grlgaren nnO 9entifem
baben bic rnmGnildJe StaSt Si-
liitria genDmmen.
Die &niien unS 9tnmanen
ipaem BON Gitruipa ans III
Serbiem einseornngen Iein; Die
ysad)ridyt lit aber mod nid)t be-
itatigt.
Die GHslanSer melSen, bafs
iie i'm Spmme 0ebiet ben Crt
Gind)p senommen baben. SIM
l1ebriscii iuarei1 bic Sample an
Der Somine unS bei Sbiammomt
BON feiner 8eOentnns.
Die 9i,tmGmen lppllen Die
gmlgarca iuieoer ans 9obritid
bertriebcn mno in Siebenbiirgen
Sic Stabt Glab Tolita genom-
men b6ben. Die 9tadridJt tit
nod nid)t beitGtigt. glns 8ien
luirb gemeloct, bic ytitmalen
icien in Siebenbiirsen nm 5luei
Gin baIb Neilen suriifsetrie-
ben.
Die Tmlgaren mel6en, tie
hGtten einen Mnsriff raiIiIder
GapaGIeric in Der 9obrn6ida
nit fitrdjtbarer Weipalt snriif-
se,pDrfen. 9friI. Sprpebobsute
beid)ieken ben Sell Der rnntGni-
idjenGiiftc, ben biegnlsaren i'm
Teiit baben itnb bentId)e Inter
Ieebpute beId)ieken ben anoern
Sell.
s5irbenbmrg befimoet iidj sur
3eit an per 8eitfrDmt.
9ln Der oeittidlen syrpnt in
9inkIano Bis su ben &arpatbem
Einnnter lit nid)ts peran6ert.
Sas |prbringen Ser 9fniieil
6ei SalDes lit sum Stillitanb
aefontmen.
Baron Snrian erflGrt, Seiter-
reid luerSe ben Gantpf nidt
einitellen.
Gas franSOiiidle GeIanSt-
Idaftsgebanoe in gltben ipnrSe
BON eincr Solfsmense ansesrif-
fen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-09-11

Gepeiden aus Bern piilen gu err
5dbIet, Der oeutide @eneralitabsAef
General BON Salfenbapn fei oes-
megen aus leinem slmt e1ltferttt
fporoen, neil er cine poaltdnoige
Seranoeritna in 0em oentIhen 6elo-
5ligsplan babe pornebnten ipollen.
aae BON ben 0elitiden beiett ge-
haltenen 8egenoen In sSranfreidl
b1tten ger1ilmt ino Die oelitIhen
2inien in NuBlano bitten perfiir5t,
8. +. 3um Seil einge5ogeit iperben
iollen. Die Safe miro fib mol
etipas anoers nerbaIten babeil.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-09-11
seras Silfs-ga5ar llno golfsfeit.
gom II. big Is. 0ftober (incl.) tn
oen gdunten lno @arten Der
8eetbopen 9n0e in San
9lntonio, Ser, gum gelten
ser ariegsnotleioeaoen
Deutl1lanos lt1lo fei-
ner 8erbiinoetel1.

glIe oieielliger, bic fir oas Wobl
oes oeutl6en 8olfes fiiblen uno ger
ne ibren 8eitrag aur 2inoerln1g Der
nnenoli1en 2eioen brap1ter 8rieger,
tief leibenoer Witipen uno 8aiIen
beitragen fnodtel eril6en mir I'M
Nalnelt Ser eoellten MenThenpfli6t,
i'm Nanen Der 8armber5igfeit gu
belfen. 2oBt uns 0enti6e I'M gro
BEN, reihen 5tdate 9eras oieien|
&iIfsbo5ar unb goIfsfelt gum 8abr-
5einen nnlerer oelitiben 5tantnes-
trele rnahenl aaBt unls our6 nnie-l
re @aben anerfennett oaB mir ben
Seloenmut oes beutfden golfes
5n tpiiroigen fpiiienl Senbet Cure.
@aben, groB ooer flein gs iollte
Niemano feblenl lin oieie Seier 5lt
elmer Ser polfstiilnlifiten SIT MAIDEN,
miro ipdbrelto oes 5eItes CUR gelu-
ltigung lttlo ltnterbaltling Der 8eiu-
der elm uroeutides, nrgeniitlides
Golfsfeit abgebalten, ipie es bernr-l
tig nod ME in geras gegeben Man
miro iieb altf Sfutloen in 0as alte
Iaterlano perlest fiiblen, nit Ieiften
geaniitliden. ipeItberiibn1te- 2ofaIen,
als Miinhener Sofbralt-@ols, 8ie-
ner @olfs San5ballen, Niirnberger
9rattpurltglodel, 8erliner 8auern'
ftube, Banoptifl1nl ulto 9resoener
@ogelpieie, nit al feinen geluiti-
glitgen, feinen 5aneerrt &onli.
firm, Sdrtgeriflnen nlto geoienung
in Sen origiflalen oel1tiden 8olfs-
tradten. Sin grfriihungen llno
Speiien miro iil ieoer Siniiht ge-
lorgt tperbe1 ieIbft altoeltlhen Moit
unb Wetb fann man In bet @erna-
renbiitte trirfen; uil6 gum gnten
bieligen 8ier Ifrleft Damn cine baD-
rii6e grntipnrit NIT aartoffellalat
ODER edit ltngarilder @ouIaIb aus
Der oireft bonn arieasihal1plab be-
aogenen @onlaih &al1one ooer au6
elm nlerifaniibes giien itebt Ben ge-
iuhern 5ur Terfiigltng. 9iefes miro
Elm Golfsfeit leifL inn ipabre1 Gimme
oes @ortes. geluifigltna lno Sher5,
tpobin man idollt. geienano miro
bel1ltiat. geiemofto iiberteuert. ges
fonoers laoen mir ltfllere 2anobenoG=
ferltng Elm, oaron teil5unebmen.
aolnilf, eeshr braben Snrpter nno sSas
ntilien, SIR lperoet ber5Iihlt emf
pfangen tperoe1 1inb guh nod Ssab-
relang an Dem 8elebenen erfrellen.
Cine gieiie lino gelltdl oes 8aaar3
in6 @oIfsfeites lit ipie cine feiIe
In bas alte liebe 9eiltiflono ielblt.
Die billieiten Giienbabnraten iiao
geiihert.
aIio anfl Mir 9elltld) gcraner
ipolen am IL. Biz Is. Sftober nah
San s(ntonio narlbern 1nIer Sherf-.
lein 6eitragen, an Dem groBten 2ie-
besnerf Der Deutiden IN geras.
Niit treu oeltidern @rlB
Oeutldteraniid)e 8a8ar-G -Geieaidaft:
=. u. Wpetb, Eraiioent,
9fab. 5eebe, gorl. bes
arrangements Gontites.
syran 81. See6e, @orl.
oes 9an1en &or1ites.
eram subn 3abidJ,
203 Wea0ilon StrnBe.
6. 81. SpielbaseA
2f4 2ptus StraBe.
Bropaganoa &onlite,
San slntonio, Seras. |
SIN Suffrage aller &onlites:
9llle 8aben irgeno melher slrt, |
bite man an ben ShabrneiIter, Serrn
@in. g. 0ieImann, 3O6 GaIt Gonl-
..,o,.n az. 0T..k.x.., -,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-09-11

Der idiueoiihe 0antpfer ,@omen"
uno Der roripegilhe 0ampfer ,,Yron-
to" iino gefnnfen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-09-11
Cine 9enelhe aug &one1h

Cine 9epelhe aus aopenba-
gen meloet, oaB Elm nohmaliger
&eriud, Elm aoalitionsniniiterii
81 biloen. pergeblid1 gelpeien fei ilno
oaB nidts onoeres iibrig bleibe, als
cine @abl ab5ubalten, Inn ben Saul.
Dertrag iiber Die meltinoilhen Ssl-
Ieln I'M Oberbaus oes odniIhen Rar-
laments sur slnnabme 81 bringen.
Der nlittIere goaen Der gro
BEN Bride ii6er ben ct. 2aniprence
Bel Der fanaoiI6en Staot Quebec
lit eingeItiir5t. Wtan perrnntet, bob
25 Weniden unt's 2eben gefommen
iino. gluf Die Bride, ON oeren
Stelle oieie Bride gebaut tuuroe,
ftiir5te Elm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-09-11

SIN glllffrage aler &onlites:
9lae 8nben irgeno melher slrt,
bite man an ben Shabmeiiter, Serrn
@m. g. 0ieIlnann, BOG Galt gon=
merce Str, San Mtltonio, Geras, sn
ierloen.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-05
This Is the Time For
You to Cut Down Weeds

Weeds are a tax on agriculture.
Thsv cost the country millions OF dollars an
nually.
And they take an extra toll from Uncle Sans
annual income through their effect on the gen
eral health. but just how much weeds hamper
human efficiency has not been reduced 10 dol
lars and cents.
The professional hay feverite who loses his
two or three weeks regularly every summer :
not the only victim Of the weed.
Summer colds, rose fever and similar catar'
rhal Affections may limit mans capacity Tor
effective work for weeks. yet they are caused
by nothing seemingly more important than
pleasant breeze.
The danger comes when that cnance VINO
blows over somebody's weed crop.
movement tending toward the destruction Of
all hay fever weeds has been launched in many
states and II will serve a double purpose, for it
happens that the farmer and the hay fever vic
tim blacklist the same weeds.
The flowers OF the condemned plants are in
cons picuous and without attractive odor.
But they produce great quantities Of light
pollen which nature. 10 suit her own purposes
OF fertilization. has shaped TO be carried on the
wind
This fine dust places the rag weed the yellow
dock, the careless weed the cookie bur and Ger
tain grasses among the plant pests Recently.
the president of the national hay fever sssocia-
as one Of those plants which. like Aies, should
be destroyed on sight.
Weeds advertise themselves-and the land
owners.
Pretty soon the man who fails 20 keep down
the weeds on his property will be regarded with
decided disfavor by the energetic members OF his
community.
New Orleans has already passed the first or.
dinance ever enacted for the benefit Of hay fever
sufferers. Among those punishable under il are
owners. tenants and occupiers Of premises and
firms and corporations having privileges in the
streets.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-05

|, Is rather an unimportant matter.
You are 10 be close at home. and
20 go 10 business each day.
AT the same time you will find
camp life doubly pleasurable II.
when you arrive AT camp in the
evening. you don pair or khaki
trousers and a flannel shirt. You
will feel less 'primed up and will
be able 20 knock about at will.
For cooking. use either an oil
stove or an open FIRE. You may be
tempted on occasion TO go indoors
and use the range, but do not sue
cumb
The open hearth Is especially
pleasurable. as IL savors more OF
real camp life. The hearth Is made
by getting two green logs and plan
ing of one side OF each until II IL
smooth. Then place the logs. fat
side mp. about eight inches apart,
and dig a shallow trench between
them.
Build your FIRE in the trench and
place the pots and pans in which
food Is being cooked across the tops
Of the logs. The gypsy style OF
camp cooking. by hanging recep-
tacles on a pole supported By
torked sticks. Is impractical.
Never attempt 10 cook over a
blaze. You must have bed OF
glowing Goals.
This surely II a simple. easy mode
OF existence. It's simplicity Is one
OF IT'S great virtues. For II means
a complete change from the com.
plexities OF the conventional life. II
means relaxation, and this OF itself
means gain in health.
II the camping instinct Is at all
developed in you. and you can't get
away 70 camp. try camping At home
this summer.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-05
CAMPING AT HOME
~ DolNoToN BRUCE
The adle OF Pesonay Psyehosy Pnrenhoo

Thousands OF people. 10 their
great profit, 20 camping every sum
mer Thousands OF others longing
ly wish they could go. but tor one
reason or another find it impossible
70 leave home for a camping "trip.
They continue. therefore 20 lead
a house life All summer hey live
much as they do the rest of tho
year. Summers invitation 10 get
back 70 nature IS. they feel. not for
them.
Yet, as many persons have discov-
cred. there Is a way of etfec'ing 4
helpful compromise by camping a:
home. Any one who has a back
yard and can afford 10 buy a tent,
can camp a. home.
To be sure home camping Is not
so picturesque or romantic as camp
ing in the woods. But il provides a
beneficial change OF environment,
and it does become source OF
health-buildiag pleasure II one goes
about IL the right way.
Writing in Good Health. Norris
W Quinn details Just wha, is the
right way 70 make camping at home
success. Here, in part. IS the
advice be gives:
The first thing 70 do Is 20 select
a level place IN your yard, suitable
FOR pitching a tent.
III the tent stands beneath tree.
be sure that no boughs come in con
tact with the canvas, a. even the
best material will leak IL any object
presses against il.
And a word OF caution about
your tent. Canvas shrinks when
wet. and therefore b. careful 10
loosen your guy ropes when II rains.
and tighten them again when r be.
comes dry. Neglect Of this simple
precaution may cause your tent n
be pulled out OF shape in a single
season
Camp furniture will cause you
no trouble Bring a few chairs and
ar old ,able from the house
Probably YOU viii wish 20 sleep
upon a cot. II. however you wish
70 live IN A very primitive style. roll
up IN your blankets on bed Of
bouphs In making boggh bed.
use only the smaller growth-pine
preferably
I'm camping Of this kind clothing
The Detroit times., 1916-07-05
The Daily Reminder
ToDAY's ANsIvERsAnIEs

i75s-sarah s,ddons. famous act
ress. born In Wales Died In London
Use isoi@ASm,r.i David o. rarr.sut,
famous Union naval commander I'm
the Civil war. born near knoxviile'
Tenn. Di:d At Portsmouth. ~ H.
iSos-First day of tho battle OF
waErsm. which ended In a victory
for Napoleon over the Austrisns
lNt-Americans defeated the Brit
iS3s--FeliI 0rundy. OF Tennessee.
was appointed attorney general In
Van sss sursn, sas'n q, Princes, Helena
daughter OF Queen Victoria. aud
Prince Christian OF schleswis-iioi-
iss3-Ffrst summer meeting for
In Philsdelphia.
iseS-rhs archbishop of Santiago
de Cuba appealed TO Madrid, advis-
ms the government to surrender the
city to the Americans
dinner TO 500. 900 poor OF London.
lsos--Cable between San Francisco
and Manila completed.
ONE YEAR AGO TO-DAY IN THE
WAR
Archduke Joseph Ferdinand, OF
Austria. defeated BY Russians north
east OF krasnik.
Germans captured lines along front
on two-thirds OF mile In lie Pretre
Forest.
Gen. Hamilton reported that great
assault OF Turks at the Dardanelies
repelled with loss OF 1000
Kaiser directed informal negotia-
lions with WASHINGTON. looking to
settlement OF submarine problem.
TODAYs BIRTHDAYS
Major George T. langhorne. who
recently led a squadron OF the Eighth
cavalry in pursuit OF the MeSicans,
horn IN Kentucky, 40 years ago to-
day.
Admiral Sir Hedworth Meux. late
commander of the British home feet.
born 90 years ago today.
Robert Bacon. former Secretary OF
state and Ambassador TO France.
recently named as president OF the
National security league. born in
S"ston. Ss years ago today
Joseph Il Foraker. former United
states senator from Ohio, born in
Highland county. ohio. 10 years ago
today
viii " Harden. author OF The
Inner Law" and other popular nov
els. born at Dalton. Ca, & years ago
today
Benjamin Z. Bush. receiver and
cine railroad. born At Neilsboro. Pa.
5s years ago today.
Jan Kubelik. one OF the world =
most celebrated vioiinists. born near
Prague. Bohemia, So years ago to-
Ward F. Miller. outreider Of the
st Louis American league baseball
team. born at Mt. Carroll Ill. 81
years ago today.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-05
The Broken Colonel

Col Roosevelt has done what he
had 10 do. There was for him no
way out OF supporting Hughes FOR
president.
The Colonel has but one principle
left-beat Wilson. Anything-even
Hughes-to beat Wilson: that seems
TO be the substance of the Coionel's
declination OF the progressive nomi.
nation.
But where's the heroic mood
Really. the Colonel seems a bit alb
ject-with his tail between his legs,
as he gets TO kennel.
What of the Colonels followers!
He has teft them TO shift for Them
selves-deserted them and their
principles, after using them. futile
ly. as a club to force his nomina.
ton by the old guard. It's hardly
too much to say that the Coloners
followers have been sold out.
Perkins tried 10 sell them at Chit
cago by holding them back from
nominating Roosevelt. The old guard
would not buy.
And now-have the followers been
sold for a regular nomination for
United States senator from New
York?
Verify. for the first time in his ca
reer. Theodore Roosevelt is in i'm.
minent danger OF being both pathet'
ic and contemplate. He is thor
oughly whipped and he ticks the
hands that dubbed him. His decli.
nation OF the progressive nomination
Is the cheapest. most spiri,less thing
he has ever written. His support
OF Hughes Is perfunctorily rendered
and perfunctor1ly received.
There are pleasanter things 10
contemplate than this broken, spine
less. snivelingsnarling superman.
He can never look smaller-not even
in the senate. IL he should get there.
But, he will, with his three sons,
raise a regiment for service 10 Mex
leo. lie can't, a. q soldier In the
field. wage political campaign
against his com mander.in-chief And
how will Hughes like that7-Reedy's
Mirror.