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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-05
@i@tig, bak s6mtr3m
QtliM0trt mtr6tm

Die iiberaus erobe @i6ti9feit,
@9meraen al linbern, miro ielbit
bon SEN be1ten Wdnnern ser meoiot.
niiden MiHenidaft unteridast.
G1mer5 1T elmer Der gr6bten &C.
bilfen bon Rranfbeit. Ct balt Die
@eoarfen 6es &ranftr beitarotg an
Dem 2ei6er, peldes Den Sfmer5
neruriudt uno nerbinoert oa6nr6
fbneQe MISUNDERSTANDING.
9r. Miles' Mt1ti-Nain Binen ent'
balten ni9ts, baB man Tie beStpegen
cine Mbel1matismMs -Mr5nei ne11ner
ioute, aber 6a6ur6, baB tie in bic
len Jauen idnen sic %rbeumatiiben
Gdmersen lin6ern, belfen iie Ser
!geatur Ben M~beumatismus 5u bei=
Ie11 inoem bic @ebanfen beS &ran=
ten bon ieiner aranfbeit abgelenft
meroen. SSn be5uo ouf bieieS, fagt
Sobr 8. Sing, q. S. 9. 1, Btne
Bluff, @rf., 1nie felgt:
rfar are SHH,ersen tn aorper .babe. tb 81.
gtles' Gntt.aea atm a5illen efs baS erbbte eeiIr1tt'
SIS bate nsrssies 1RioSsfne19, Meuralaia. @@m.r.
len" i'm saltsn nss rbeun,sttfde 61mersen; aber
3r. Mtles' antis pain @tae1 6efeittgten aqe ct.
bic iroeno tusIAe Sdmes5sa Aaten."
Dr. Mi1es' Mnti9ain Binen ba-
Ben tp6breno Ser lebten 5pan5ig
Sabren Man9e11 eebolfen, unb lit
feline l1riade, tporum. iie ni4t ST.
men belfen fonten.
Sn allen 4t1tbeten.
rs 9pien, rs Gents.
MILES MEDICAL CO., Elkhart, Indiana.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-05

mani Dos 8iuige bod nod gu tbel1er.
Das fir Die @ei6ung Notbige ein=
5nfunfen, lit Elm &apitel boiler
Sdtpierigfeiten, a11 6em piele Sra1er,
Defenders sic iunger unerfabrenen
i6eitern, ite berbrauden biel @el6,
Der Mam idilt> u1o = SOS lit 6aS
@etriiblidite = 1ie iin6 6abei no6
nidt einmal gut a1ge5ogen. Ole
Sanptiade fir 2el1te nit 6em beidei=
oenen @elobeutel 1T, baB mir l11rs Dor
leoer Mni6affung iiberlegen: NaBt
Dies stiicf atd) 5l meinem &oitiim,
gu meinem SUIT, nit einem @orte,
5l1m @an5en? 8as niiBt es Mir,
menn i6 cine ent5iidenoe gin5elbeit
criticize nno penn i6 fie Damn nod
Sa11ie bringe, itidt iie u11portbeilbaft
Dor oem nebrigen al? Die Bluie, Ser
Sdirm, Sic G@ube, @anoibube> sos
@onotaid6en 1tnb Ser SUIT, allies muB
3nlammen elm bormonilbes @an5es
biloen, es bral16t 11idt immer aus
ei1te1n Sarbentopf 5u fem, aber alle
Gone miiiien 5uiommen ltimmen.
Mfon fragt iid 10 oft, morauf Ser
%angenebn1e ginornd berubt, 6en cine
Game auf nnS madt, un6 man tit
Damn leidt geneigt, itd Sic 6rage 3d.
bin 5u bea1tttporten: So, Die famft al
les bonn Sbeuerl item nn6 6arum iiebt
es 10 gut aus. Sos lit aber MIR gum
Sbeil ridtig. Sic Sal1ptiade lit, iie
itimmt ibren Mn5ug gut ab, bermeioet
es, 5m bunt geflei6et gu gebem, aus
gefallene Mo6en mit5umo6en, 6enn
baS piiroe ouffauen nnb cine mirf=
li6e bornebme Jrm miini6t Dos
nt6t. Sic 6arben, ser S6nitt, aues
lit fdlidt un6 einfa6 an ibr, ober
alles itebt ibr, rr6 oorl1m lit Ser M1t=
gu 10 fIet6iam.
8er praftif9 uirtbidaften min,
bern1ei6e eS al1d, sic Mo6e gu fila
bii6 m%it5umoden, er fin6e cine Mit=
telitraBe, Damn bleiben feline &lei6er
Ianger MODERN. 9er alte @rnn61ab,
6as 8eite lit 6as 8iuigite> bat ol1h
bente nod nidts bon ieiner @abrbeit
eingebiiBt, MIR leidtbergdngli@e Mo=
6eartifel faufe mani in biligerer Mus=
fiibrung.
@er ii6 geral1 iiberlegt bat, pas
er 5u faufen tpiinidt, miro a1e6 nt6t
in bie @erlegenbeit fomme11, umta11=
iden gu miiiien. 9ie u6rau bon
Sn1i9" lit nit &e6t cine BEL 2a6et=
inbabern 1tnb 8erfaufern gefiirdtete
Come, 90 1te SOS obnebin ni9t Iet6te
@ei9aft 1nberbaltniBmaBig eridmert.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-05
0as erite @elb.

@el6 miro mgegebe11 a1s 6aS linn,
tal1i6mittel in @eneiis, &apitel %
ln6 5uriid biz 81 1900 9. 6. Die
@el6pragung miro Sen 2poiern, Ell
nem Golfe bon &lei1aiien, 5lgeidrie=
ben. 2onge beoor es gepragt tpnroe,
eS outs irgen6 ether 6n1erbnf +
ten sl1bitan5, 2e6er, @ifen, @led,
8ron5e, @a1mrinoe, @teinen nn6
ge1nodt. 8is 5uriid i1s
iedsebnte Sabrbunoert madten 6ie
@sl6 aus @appen6edel.
@lei4btel mos fir @elo gebra1dt
tpir6, @ol6en @roin @elt 8ier foltet
meiite1r at bra1ten peger Ser gro
Ben Sorgfalt, cine refine @ol1fommen-
beit 5t er5ieIen. gs miro gu6 aber
mebr bafiir gefor6ert als fir
getpobnlide 8iere. @eriu6t unfere
lei6te Mrt un6 @eiie ourb @oitbe-
S.. 80. 2abr, ct. @loub,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-05
Gbrlidfei I'M idlidten &leib.

Gin ormes 0%ienitmd66en, 6as
ieit einiger 8eit obne Stell11ng tpar,
m1Bte einen Sbeil ibrer Saden berz
faufen, I'M ibr 2eben at friiten.
Inter Sen perfauften @egenitan6en
befano ii9 ol1h Elm 8interfleio, 6as
tie crit Dor einigen Monaten bon If
rer mutter, sic bolb 6arauf geitor-
ben par, erbalten batte. MS lie
gon5 betriibt in 6em Stiibden lab
un6 ii6 @ormiirfe mohte> baB iie
ii6 BON 6ieiem lieben Mn6enfen &C.
tren11t, trat pl0bli6 Die Srau, mel@e
ibr Sic @aden ob9efauft BEL ibr Elm
nn1 batte 6as &leio m1f 6em Mrme.
SD BIN eine arme 8ittme nno
ml1b mild iebr qualen> Inn metne bret
&in6er at erndbren," fagte 6ie 6ra11
81 6em 9ienitma6@en, ~aber ur-
re6li9 fnm i@ 1i6t fem; bier neb.
MEN sic Dos &lei6 3nriid."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-05

0as Dienitm66den mrBte 5tpar
11idt, maS bieie @orte be6eltteten,
ober iie 9riff bon @lidieligfeit nod
Dem &lei6e.
Isle miilien mir aber Die 5tpei
Gbaler %5uriidgeben, sic i6 Sbnen
fir 6os alei6 ge3ablt babe, id fonn'S
mdt i6enfen i6 maB BRET &inoer
erndbren."
Dus arn1e Dien1tmd6den itano
gang ratblos 6a.
u&ier bon Dem @el6e, Dos int
&lei6e etngendbt mar, f0nnen sic Die
5mei Sboler 5ablen."
9as 9ien1tmao6en forute ii6 Dor
Stau1ren fa1lm foiien.
uSa, ia, bier 1in6 100 Marff,"
f11br sic reoli6e 6raa fort, nmn6
alt6 Elm poar 3eilen bon Sbrer 0h1t<
ter, lporin iie Sbnen idreibt, baB
1ie 6as @el6 miiF1am %51tfammenge~
1part bat, bantit ibr &in6 einen NotG=
groi6en babe"
1us arn1e M1ofen fiiblte iid mie
erl0it unb beripra6 Ser ebrli9e1
Srar epige 0%onfbarfeit.
Gle fat a16 treuli6 ibr 8ort &C.
balte11> 0en1r als ite balo mieber cine
@ten1ng erbielt, bot ite marr6 er-
iportes Marfltiif 51 @ei6enfen fir
sic &ii1roer 6ieier braben 6rau ber=
men1et
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-05
@enn SIR G1td cine Grfalttng GIT.
3fphf

8eim @mr6idnittsmor11e lift cine
@rfaltung cine ernite Sahe, nno es
io0te nidt NIT ibr getan6elt tper6en,
% eimtge Der gefdbrlidften &ranfbei>
ten nit elmer getpobnIiden @rfaltung
Beginner. Mebmt @bamberlatn's
@uitenmittel un6 befreit @u& bon
@urer @rfaltung 10 raid ols mog=
li6. STR superintendent nidt, wenr1
STR 6ieies Mittel gebrnudt, % es
biele Sabre im @ebro11d gemei en- un6
einen etablterten STUFF erlangt fat. IS
ertbalt fein Opium o0er anoere
8etaubnngsmittel. gu faufen in
9enrD's Corner Drl1g Store. - Sing.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-05
@mi1 Titterer bate am

@mi1 T@itterer bate am
4. Suli ppr feinem @ef4dftsplat IN
Summit, %. s., cine beutf@e SABINE
a~usgebdngt, unb 5tpar ppblmetsli9
unter benz fternen9eftretften Bonner.
Mebrere perlpnen, pel4e auf Die
Mntunft Der Poraoe marteten, murz
Sen rappeltDpfig, als iie Die f@tpar1z
peiBzroten Tarber iob.n, bic out lie
einpirften, pie bas rote Sud- anf
ben @tier. sic fibrten eiligft Be-
16meroe beim Mapor Ruforb Jrontz
lin unb poli3eiaef George w.
@rotpn, unb biefe ebrenmerten Ser
treter elmer bpben Sbriefsit besaben
li@ nad Gitterers 2aoen unb eriu@<
ten i'm, Bic beut14e Tabne e~in3uaiez
ben, nenigitens iolonge oie parabe
poriibera0ge. Oils oronungsz unb ge<
{%ebliebenb.r 8iirger tam 6itterer oer
MuHorberung na@. Mnoerer Mnftht
ober tpar Titterers refolute 5rou,
bic, ie mebr iie iber ben @orfaa
na@ba@te, gu benz @4luB tam, oaB
Sas Q~erousbdngen elmer beutiden
Gobne tpeber Elm unre@t lei nod
MiBadtung 3eige, umfpmebr, bo ia
sic ameritanif@e 5abne iber Der
oeutf9en hinge. Sic f@mar3ztpeib.
rote Sabine muroe olfo tpieber aus9e'
6Gngt uno flatterte luitig tm mtnG
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-05
0ftmtr 9d)rtibsbrttf hts
4btltYp ~5amerampfrr.
1179.
Mein litber @err Rebottiondr!

Den annere Dag fen
i9 for e S19eGns emal
OH meme Jrontz
portl@ 9elohe I'LL fen
bic piebels gslpatiHt
mo porbei gepabt lin.
Sd fen Dobsi punnsre
mtHe, mie piele Nutoz
mobils porbei 9efa9re
i'm un fen 10 gu ml4
geoentt, entmepoer fat
es iebt me6r rei@e
2eut pis fruGer ooDer
E gan3e 2att Ytebe's
bat iunerbaupt tein
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-05

Meubaus. Sic Mii6en nod 8etten+
bmul EN-. Sic 9nrltigen na6 8ierS=
sort Sic @onberer nod SIben
o6er @an6ersleben. 9ie &ammer-
iager nod @nr5ena11 o6er @an5le-
ben. Sic &eiter nod &oBba9 ODER
&oppenau. 9ie 6leiBigen nad)
S6affbol1ien
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-05
2aft &amtfranfbeitem iid) nidt aug
6ehuen.


Gripiale Gleden iin6 5u1peilen Die
ct ite @arn11ng ern1ter &altfronfbei=
ten. @ernadlaiiigte &outbeidmer-
Sen mod1en. Or &obion's eczema
Salbe bemmt rud Sen 6ortfdriH
bon @c5ema, BELT b~artnadige 4dne
BON Simmer, @%m1tfinnen, Sibblm-
tern, rotbe nn6 idutppige &out. Oie
ontiieptiiden @igenfdaften bon 81.
@obion's @c5emo Salbe to6tet Sen
&eim rtr6 beugt Ser 8erbreitung 6es
Srubels Dor. Sir tulte &eben ober
geiprungene @dnbe bietet Or. Sob
lon's @c5em Snlbe prompte 9inSe=
r11ng. Sci @urem Mpotbcfer, 500.
H Mn3.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-05

&tbneB E Mai@len gu D9ne: NmDer
es mabt gar nids aus, mas sc bon
MIDI bente, mie i@ al bic Auto5 ssz
1ebn ZEN I'M MIDI bann betroAt fen.
mts i@ auf meme langpei(ige Portlb
bode I'M mid ote Soan in Den 9ols
f@eine laKe, ba fen id ou@ bis Sic
mpr fripnt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-05
FalnilitNkrtf$.
9ie Stunt gut einaafamfen.

VuI el4tluuI elt 0u lUll4le!L w ettte
Sbatigfeit, 6ie man mirflib nit 6em
aniprudsoouen @orte v&unit" be.
5ei65ei9nen fann. sic erfor6ert
1ri9t nur iebr biel l1ebung, lie birgt
a19 6as @ebeimniB in ii6, nit me-
mig Meitteln gut a1s3ufommen. .9aB
DIES Elm midtigeS &apitel lit, auf
bem oftmals gum gr0bten Gbeile 6as
@Iid elmer gbe berubt, 6aS per6en
sic Miitter SEN a1n%glaubigen iungen
6ragerinne1r germ beitdtigen. Mber
abge ieben bapon, es madt oud
t6reuoe, cine Sade 3u beberri6en, be-
ionoers tpenn iie 10 idtpierig lit, tpie
Dos @infaufem. Man fen1rt Damn Den
&ummer unb ste 1orgenboqen Stun=
Sen nidt, 6ie auf un3tpedmabige o6er
iiberfliiiiige ginf6nfe gu folgen pile
gen, man fat bunn DaS beglmfenoe
8etpuBtiein, NIT feinem @eloe aus5n=
fo1nmen, ia, nod ettpaS fir aroere
iibrig 5l1 bebalte1t, Die tpeniger bobem,
als mir.
8er at 6ieI er @ormonie 6urdz
oringen mill, ser ma1B fritz anfangem,
oenn es liegt nuf ser San6, 6ab cine
70 idtpierige &l1nft nidt obne 2ebr=
geI6 6abet abgebt, Die man 10 81 ia
gen pflegt. Mutter miro Den oies=
be3iigliden @iin1den ibrer So@ter
qer1t entqeaenfommen un6 ibr borber
crit ein1nol 6os baiuslide @ebiet iiber=
lal1en, nn6 6os lit biel, 6erm fir Die
nnerfabrene gibt es 90 ge11g Slip
pen gu umidiffe1t. Sic muB ii@ be-
lebren lal1en iiber sic @ertpen6nngs=
art Der ein5elnen Sleiid1tide> nod=
6em iie 5upor iiber tire Nanen anf=
geflqrt tporoen lit. Sic muB, 1poS Ell
1lem iungen Ma6den gepobnlid gar
11idt leidt fant, 6as 6leii6 in ro<
BENT 3ultanoe boreinan6er nnterl9ei-
Sen ler11er.
Sic muB mii1em, tporon man 6as
Sitter 6es @efligelS, 6en tooelo1en
3uitmo ser 6if6e erfennt, tie muB
iiberbaupt lire Mngen uberan babem,
6o1nit Tie quite @aare bon 1@le6ter
unterl6eioen lernt. Mud Mber Die
Brei1e muB fie mfgeflart iein, INN
@eid1fte gu mei6en, Die nnberbdlt=
maBig tbel1er iinb. sic muB iid flar
6ariiber iein, 6ab, tpenr ma11 pratt
tiid tpirtbfdaften tuiu, man ii@ 6en
S&9uden5ettel bona6 einri6tet, mas
an 6em betreffen6en Sage gerooe gut
un1 preismertb 5u baben lit.
SIT 3. g. Summelffeii9 IN groBe<
rem Mengen eineegangen. 10 1T eS
natiirli9 unproftiih a1 6ielem Gage
ii6 auf cine o1oere Sleiidiorte gu
sic tpeniger frii6 nno
preistpertb lit. 0dt @emiiie nrt6
ObIt lit es 6as gleihe. 9os GILES
gebt, tpie gelagtu nidt obne Gebrgelo
ab, u1ro sic S6eu Dor Ben gerfal1=
fern 1pielt BEL ser S11gen6 cine nidt
geringe &ome; lit fte einmal iibertpl1n=
SEN, lit man rubig nnb it9er ge1por=
Sen, fat man ldon CUR 9alfte getpo1l=
men.
8iel id1perer NUN, als Dos gben=
o1sgefibrte, lit es, ii@ itetS etnen
ridtigen l1eberidlag bon benz gu mo
ben, mos man famfen Iol. Sos betBt,
mon ion al9 BEL berloden6er @ele<
iid 1idt birreiBen lai1en,
5at fa1fen, 6ie geraoe gut nno
binig at boben iin6. l1n6 5tpar er=
Itredt ii6 6iei er @run6iab anf Sous
baItungsgegenitdn6e ebeniognt, mie
auf Mrtifel, sic gum Mn5ug o6er 5tr
~Nusidmidung ser @obnung Ser
.pen6mng fin6en.
Man fon ii6 on1b 6urd sic Der.
(oden6iten Musberfd11fe ntht beltim-
laiien. Dinge a13uidaffen, 6ie
mm ni9t bral19t, 6enn ban11 er1tebtl
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-04-10
tUK kENI-furnISHeo nooms

FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms for
light housekeeping, hot and cold water
IN rooms; use OF BATH and telephone; no
objection to one small child. Apply at
35l Jarvis street, Bell phone 1065-R.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-04-10
FINAL BALLOT
RESULTS ARE
MADE PUBLIC
In the Annual Election Of Off
GERS Held by National Win
dow Glass Workers.

Thomas Reynolds. blower, of Point
Marion. Pa, Is the new secretary OF
the National Window Glass Workers
as the result OF the final ballot in
the annual election.
The official count gives the secre.
trayship to Mr.. Reynolds over Hfles
Montross. OF Utica, o., by a vote oil
2.076 to 1.116, according to the
Glassworker.
Joseph Slight. blower, OF Colum.
bus. o. was elected treasurer over
William LaDue blower OF Clarksburg,
by a vote Of 1903 to 1888. if3
This years national election was
distinctly interesting. The first bal.
lot. held February 10. showed that
only one man in the total list or can.
didates for Office, which numbered
more than $50. had secured the nee.
essary majority to elect. That one
man was president ]. NJ. Neenan. On
the hrst ballot he received 1881
votes. giving him majority OF 102
votes.
The second ballot was held March
is and the votes were counted April
The results for trustee. executive
board and wage committee, are as fol-
lows:
Trustee-Adolphe stenger, Salem
blower, 1855; Harry Neal, Sapulpa
Okla. gathercr. LILY.
Executive board-blowers-Wil.
liam We'll. Columbus. o., 1900; Gus
Altman. Point Marion, Pa. 1,121.
Executive board = Caterers :
George B. Leonard. Point Marion,
Pa. 1.453; Walter r. Keagle. Column
bus. o., 9S1.
Wage committee - blowers -
George Fairfield, Point Marion, Pa.
1.34S: William Barido, South
Charleston, 1,110.
Wage committee-gatherers--Ar.
thur D. vandermess. Point Marion
Pa. 1918; Joseph Getsinger. Hunt.
ington, 1894.
Executive board - fatteners =
Ness M. Condor, Point Marion, Pa,
1877: Frank Henisse, Salem. 102.
Wage committee = Cutters -
George H. Walker, Columbus. o..
242; w. II. Gcrtsel. Point Marion,
Pa. 172.
Executive board-cutters-Harry
r. Michels, Charleston, 262: Edward
Merkle, Masontown, Pa, 152.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-04-10
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed bids viii be received 81 Tic ,boart
Of education Of Union District, Harrison
County West Virginia, until One O'Clock
Z: NJ, April 18th, 1915, for tho construction
o. o., aitet s and addition. to the pubil'
County. West virginia. 1iSiS . ~
the once Of i. Il. asMiiiah Lost 81 or Creek 4
X. ~. No. Z, ut the public school build
Ing At West Milford and alto at the ofiicei
ay bsasss sass.6 Sesa w. &c. e.
figured during worEing Ecufs 'by psrson ON
desifing TO submit bids. ~ =
Each bid must beaceompanied by q GER
tihed or .cashier,s check for three per cent
81. tns amount q ne bid made paysbie 70
antee that the successfui bidder win enter
Into contract and give the required bond
Bids 70 be sealed and addressed 10 Z. n.
McMiilan. Lost creet, r. =, p, No. ]. and
O'Clock r. II. Monday, April 18th, i0l0.
AZ the same time and place. BIDS Will be
received for the heating and yentiiating OF
the above building. a certified Or cash
ier,a check for Two Hundred and Fifty
Dollar. must accompany this bid.
these Awards and retain each bid with is
accompanying check until after the next
rsguiar meeting Of the board. after the bids
The successful bidder will BIO required
o., f1rnish 4 satisfactory bond. .sdiai to
The hoard reserves the right 70 reject
any or All bids. ''sstS'S.
BY order q the board.
FIERCE sIpEBoTToM, Pres.
y. Il. MCMILLAN, Secretary.
9. w. FORD . CO, Architects.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-04-10
sTEALEY HEIGHTS

Eight rooms. bath, pantry, front
and back porches, fine large base
rient, house finished throughout In
oak with cabinet mantels. Lot 40 by
400 feet.
PRICE $500
On good terms.
HIGHLAND PARK
You Will never have an opportuni-
~ to buy so cheap again. Seven room
house, with oak floors, nicely poll
ished. large basement and good lot
with alley In rear. You can get this
home on very easy terms.
PRICE $4,000
Six room house with bath. Broad
dus avenue. Good terms. WE
PRICE $4,000
Seven room house with bath, base
ment and finc, lever lot, on College
avenue. Reasonable terms.
PRICE $500
Five room cottage on Baker ave-
nue.. Stealey Heights.
PRICE $4,000
Easy terms.
Seven room house on corner lot In
Glen Elk. rents for $3.50
PRICE $4,000
Reasonable cash payment, balance
on time. M w s4f'a
Five room cottage ON Dun street,
Stealey Heights.
PRICE S2,5s0
Terms. $500 cash. balance $500
per year. 49,
Seven rooms, bath, pantry and
basement. lot 40x141 feet to alloy.
Paved streets, cement sidewalks.
new house. we'll built.
PRICE $4,000
NEW FAIR GROUNDS
New 5-room cottage on Pennsyl-
yania avenue. Rents at $500,
PRICE $1,000
This is ~ per cent Investment
and splendid renter. A,iitii
NEW FAIR GROUNDS.
Five room cottage with two lots.
one corner lot the other adjoining.
making 60x120 feet. afif.'lf
PRICE $3.50 !,
Reasonable terms.
GRASSELLI
TWO good houseS one six rooms.
one seven rooms, ON large lot. $50
by LOO feet. Room for two more
houses and good location for store.
PRICE 5000
Terms can be made right.
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William c. Mooney.

soldiers.
In the middle stood General (Mrs.)
]. Hungerford Milbank, head Of the
American Woman's League for Self
Defense. with a clanking sword at her
side and martial fire blazing from her
eye. Major Thiery glanced from the
general to Colonel tAiiss) Ida Vera
simonton. whose khaki skirt. designed
originally for the exploring trips she
has made through the Jungle Of Africa,
was much shorter than he approved.
He snorted.
what / want to know Is" he said,
''what'rc these women going to do
with this. What does this mean?"
An eager member Of the league In
formed him that II war came General
Milbank would not hesitate to take
her companies of girl soldiers right
into the field-yes, into Mexico II nee
essary.
,.Good night calculated Major Thi-
cry as he waved his hand despair
ingly. @
At least hundred feminine per-
sons turned out for the first pubic
drill of the league. They were all
ages from a curly haired girl OF 8 to
a grandmother aged 40, and all weights
from fifty pounds to 300. No partic-
ular costume was insisted upon and
shirtwaists, evening frocks and khaki
uniforms mingled and met in the
squads. The drfll lasted for two
hours. There will be more.
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FOR sALE-Earnns

FARM FOR sALE-We win sell M n whole
or In two farms Of 20 and 147 acres
with houses, barns, outbuildings and or
chards on each, or three farms, one with
OFT house. This farm is In the best part
twelve miles from Clarksburg, Ave miles
from Jane Lew, one-half mile to Good
Hope, church, school and on r. +, ID.
Also on the proposed tarvia road from
Clasksburg to Weston: good water. good
tie up nm estate. VIII make terms. VIII
,rpsell as n whole, c07 acres for $4,000,
vfrce gus and coal with farm. Anply to
Charley Burnside, Lost Greek, W. Va.
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WOMEN READY
TO GO TO WAR
Garry Themselves Better Than
Men Recruits, Says Major
at the AfnMy.

NEW YORK, April 10-Major Thiery
trim and severe in his regimentals.
stood in the door Of the Ninth artil-
lery armory, at Fourteenth street near
Sixth avenue, the other night and with
mingled pain and disdain upon his
face watched the invasions Of the fair.
Girls. scores Of girls. and women, old
women. divided into squads, marched
and counter marched upon the pol
ished floor. directed by smiling young
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TRUCK AND DAIRY FARM
For Sale or Trade-This farm consists
OF 10 acres situated on the waters Of
Long Run. Grant district, Doddridge
county, w. Va. about ~ miles west Of
salem. on the b. & o. liailroad: 20 acres
track, and 100 on the north: 125 acres
improved land suitable for grazing and
dairying purposes: on the north side
stands farm house. good barn, good
garden and truck patches; nice meadow
land west Of said house This farm Joins
w. 7. Carder on the west and Il. n.
richards on the east, could he easily d.
yided into two small farms as the u. & o.
track makes natural division. This
farm is favorably located with reference
to schools, churches Ind market, with
rural school within one-fourth mile from
said lands and being only about so min
utes drive to the city Of Salem, with COL
lege. high school. graded and kinder
garten institutions: also quite a num-
Der OF industrial plants such as planning
mills, glass factories, ETC.; new ones also
having recently been located, and now
under process OF construction. Head
quarters for Standard Oil Company, and
piles Of all kinds. This land Is generally
known as the old Milton Davis farm, who
now resides at Lost Greek station in
Harrison county, W. Va. This creek
bottom land now In meadow could be
used for trucking II the owner so de-
OF vegetables. Price 5000 per acre, II
sold before April 18th, 1915. For fur.
ther information call on or address John
Whalen, 2l2 Court ST., ClarksbuRr, w.
Va. DO not buy elsewhere until you
look this farm over. II you are looking
Tor bargain i have what you are look
ing Tor: House just vacated. Can give
possession mt once
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CASH REGIsTERs

CASH REGISTERS
Second hand and new cash registers
bought, sold and exchanged and repair.
ed. We also carry a complete line Of
cash register supplies. Our prices are
low, and payments are small. NATION.
AL CASH REGlSTEk COMPANY,
UNION NATIONAL BANK BUILDING,
CLARkSBURG.
PUBLIC sAI.ElTuesday, April II, 1915
beginning Mt O'Clock y. III. Having sold
my milkl1route and expecting to move
from my present location ut Consolida-
tion Coal Company Mine No. so, known
us A'ERftY HOLLOW, ADAMSTOE, 1
Will ofer for sale my entire dairy outfit,
consisting of: 10 head of milk cows
and heifers; registered and high grade
Jerseys;1 yearling bull; lot cans, bot.
ties and carriers; / milk wagon; sur
rey, new; / buggy; ] sleigh: cutting
box; large Iron pot, 20 gallons; some
balled No. l mixed hay; lot cow chains
and halters. Every COW sold will be
guaranteed to be as represented. Terms
OF sale:-All sums Of $1,000 and under,
cash. All sums over 5000, a credit Of
six months will be given, purchaser CIV
Ing notes with approved security, bear
ing interest from date Of sale, payable
at Empire National Bank. b. r. HAIR
AtER, Auctioneer. CLARENCE Fl. PUE,
Adamston, w. Va. - 'F'7li