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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-01
ROUMANIA WILL HAVE
GREAT WEIGHT IN WAR

between Roumania and Hungary,
yield excellent oak, beech, pine and
fir, the exports being valued at ST.
100000.
"ltoumania is famous for Its salt
mines and could supply all Europe
with this commodity for hundreds OF
years. In some mines the beds are
from COO to $50 feet thick and Mt
Sarat there is q salt mountain whose
sides are Quarried with electric ma
chimes which cut out blocks each a
cubic yard in size, while the frag-
ments are scooped up In steam SHOW
els.
1.-THE precedent of its success In
choosing the right moment to join In
the Balkan imbroglio OF 1913 would
seem to have considerable influence
in prompting Roumanias waiting
policy in the present instance. This
country remained alOOf In the FIRST
Balkan war C1912). During the sec
ond war, when Bulgaria. Serbia and
Greece were fighting over the spoils
which had been wrested from the
Turks in the previous struggle, Itou-
mania again remained an unlntcrcst-
ed bvstander until the closing days
OF the conflict; then it threw its
weight with Greece and Serbia in
time to demand MS its reward tho
valuable strip of Bulgarian territory
lying north and east of n line drawn
between Turtukai and BaltchIk, in
the Dobrudja region, between the
Danube and the Black sea. The
prize added some 1900 square miles
to its area.
If, as is reported, Russia has
promised the big Balkan state the
Importance province of Bossarabia,
which adjOins it on tho northeast.
II 900 square miles will be added to
Roumanian domains, together with
two and n half million kindred peo-
pie. In addition to this tempting
spoil OF diplomacy, 1t is highly prob
able that the Roumanians will expect
Bukowina as their share OF the
'parinEs' in the event the Central
powers are defeated. for this Aus
trian crown-land was part of the
Roumanian province OF Moldavia up
the 1877 Mt which time 1t was APP
prOpriated by the larger nation.
Roumanians still comprise large
percentage OF Bukowinas popula-
ton.
"Thc Roumanian war budget for
the fiscal year ending just prior to
the outbreak OF the war was $780,
100000. The infantry Of the stand
ing army is equipped with the Mann
licher magazine rifle, GIVE cart
ridges, named after the Austrian
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-01
PROMOTIONS
OF TWO MEN
BY THE CONSOL
Large Acreage Of Land is to
Be Placed under Gull
tivation.

G. II Tarleton. manager of the
West Virginia division Of the Con-
solidation Coal Company made an
nouncement of the following promo
lions which are effective today.
w. W. Ferguson, superintendent
of mine no. 81, will in addition there
to assume the duties Of superintend-
ent farms
j. u. Watson, Jr, is appointed as
sistant to district superintendent
George Il, Peddicord with headquar-
tiers Mt Monongah.
The Consolidation Coal Company
is the owner of large acreage of
land that has been of little value to
the company The appointment of
Mr.. Ferguson as superintendent of
farms means that this land will be
made productive. II will be dis
tinct benefit to the company as well
MS to the communities 'rhcro 49,
lands are located. Mr.. Ferguson Is
veteran superintendent ol lue ra..
pany and has proved his worth mans.
times as a mining man. In addition
to his mining duties he has operated
large farm at Berrysburg to sue
cossiully that the company deems
him the logical man to handle all of
the company's properties For the
present Mr.. Ferguson will make his
headquarters at BerryburE
Mr.. Watson has been in the service
Of the Consolidation Coal Company
for several months. He has showed
a marked aptitude for the work and
DprfnrrOpd thu fIutiag .g.i,,ral H.,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-01

and Frank r. Amos, OF Fairmont,
chairman of the Marion county Re-
publican committee.
Mr.. Stathers reported that condi-
lions in Lewis county were excep-
tionally good, and he told Secretary
Coffman that his county would give
a nice majority to both the national
and state tickets in the November
election.
Mr.. Amos was very enthusiastic
over the outlook for Republican sue
cess in Marion county this fall. The
county, he said. would return a good
majority for the Republican tickets.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-01
SALES ADVANTAGES.

Sales" are the vogue, Just now, at
a majority of the stores and shops,
Readers OF the ads, educated 10 val
ues and usual prices, will take the
fullest possible advantage of the
economies made possible through
these clearances.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-01

If the thing you want to buy Is
advertised in the Telegram today, as
1t probably is, could there be any
more interesting reading for you
than that ad?
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-01

a woman is the inventor OF a suit
case that can be folded fat and car.
ried under one farm when empty.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-01

According to a British scientist
x-rays are the most extreme rays OF
the ultraviolet end of the spectrum.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-01

Massachusetts in 1915 used 49,.
7S6, 100000 cubic feet of gas.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-24
When Weakened or
Run Down, Take
TANLAC
It's Good for
You, Too
HOW T0 WARD
OFF DISEASE
Look Within mt Yourself md Assist
Nature to Throw on Germs
and Disease,
WITH SICKNESS ALL AROUND
THIS Is MOST IMPORTANT

Disease finds lodgment only in the
system of people whose vital organs
and general health are unable to COM
hat and throw off germs. and with
sickness prevailing all around us. it
bchooveS the careful mother, careful
sister and all Of us tn watch our step.
DO not permit the system TO become
weakened through ovcrwork, strains,
worry, lack of exercise or fresh air.
Get out in the open and breathe into
the lungs good. pure, fresh air and
take Il little good exercise. Eat com
mon sense food regularly and keep de-
cent, respectable hours and scratch off
the stlmulants and dope you've been
drinking.
Look within thysclf and anaiyze your
true condition. Awake in the morning
with determination to feel better and
be stronger. Look at your skin to see
IL it is blotched, full of pimples or dis
plays any signs of impure blood. How
is your appetite? How does your
tongue look? How did you sleep last
night? Are your bowels regular? Does
your liver work we'll, and the kidneys,
ara they doing their duty?
Get bottle of Tanlac If troubled
and take the little tablets that come
with each bottle. Tone up your sys-
tenn. enrich your blood. stir the digcs-
late tho action of Kidneys and liver,
and know what 1t is to be 'tit" once
more. Take on "a little weight, II you
need 1t, or reduce with exercise and
the good old outdoors If overweight.
This and more will Tanlac assist nx-
ture to do, and when disease comes
along and germs attempt to find lodE-
ment within, you'll find that nature
provided you with ample weapons TO
ward off sickness and disease. All ma
ture demands Is that you keep these
vital organs efficient through sane and
proper living after they have hccn
given another chance by this remark
able preparation so many thousands
arc now praisnE in this Vicinity. Get
lTnnlac Of nearest agent below
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-24
COMPARES STOMACH, KIDNEYS And
LIVER TO MOTOR IN AUTOMOBILE
STOMACH ALL OUT OF WHACK
Nothing Hey Ate Agreed With Him-.-
Northumberland Numerous Ills Made
Him Feel Weak and Bad
All the Time.

II passed a store wiDdow sufferer
with stomach trouble. headaches. con-
Stipation and various allied ailments.
caught sight of 81 window display or
Tanlac, recalled having seen it adver-
tiscd, went in and bought !. bottle
and thereby took tho sure, straight
road to quick and complete recovery.
SAID Richmond carpenter well known
mere, Geo. L. Gaines, l01 South First
Street. Telling further OF his case.
he said:
Nothing that ate seemed to agree
with me. Pains in the region, OF my
appcndiX caused me to fear tho worst
| was often dizzy. felt full and uncom-
Portable about all the time. bowels re-
fused TO work properly. and. in fac;.
| felt pretty punk | took two bot :.
ties of TanlaG and il came right w
TO its reputation and all my fondeot
expectations. and has done all that
could possibly wish. | feel SO much
better than l. have felt in long time.
mat cannot express in words me-
opinion OF this great remedy, and
only hone that all sufferers troubled
Us | was VIII give ii a thorough test"
Now, ii Tanlac had been given n
ionE. mysterious name that would look
good on prescription: had only been
advertised 10 the profession and kept
secret from you. quantity of IL equal
to what Is now obtainablc for one dol
lar would doubtless cost the user from
hVe to twenty dollars. according to HIS
purse. However. to avoid substitution
make no attempt TO purchase Tanlac
at other than the authorized agents
listed below.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-24
People Troubled Now or Likely
to BE SO Ought to Read
This.

The ordinary man or woman. if en-
joying the proper amount of exercise.
sleep and outdoor work and carefully
selecting foods in their proper pro-
portions, can stand AN enormous
amount OF abuse. privation. diSsipa-
ton and eNcesSes of all kinds without
D<rceptible damage, and could continue
to do so were 1t possible for he or she
to maintain the vital organs Of stom-
ach. kidneys and liver at normal.
When one or all of these vital organs.
to whose arrangement and disorders
we may blame nine out OF ten all
going TO be wrong very quickly and
way.
First OF all, we are apt to wake up
some morning with Il coated tongue,
tainted breath and bad taste in the
mouth. That is perhaps the first sig
nal nature ever gives. Babies have it.
and mothers heed IT, and 80 no other
may have neglected that signal. and
day after day conditions got worse
until maybe now you are troubled
with n complication of troubles. too
long to mention, but all arising from
the one cause. Why IL seems as
though the whole human system can
be affected by one combination of all
ments arising primarily from a single
cause and to- remove that cause after
il has reached an advanced stage has
been the aim and object of thousands
of great thinkers and scientists who
have labored years in search Of the
remedy
Failure TO digest the food properly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-24
NTRIBUTIONS ASKED
FOR SABBATH SCHOOL WORK
First sunday In October VIII IIc Rally
Day Throughout Southern
Presbyterian Church.

The first Sunday in October is rccog-
uized throughout the Southern preSby-
terrain Church as "tally Day" for the
cause Of Sabbath school extension. and
on that day the Sabbath schools OF
the church are requested to make CON
tributions for this cause especially.
This year the first Sunday in October
viii fail upon the frs. day, OF the
mouth. and plans have been made by
school extension. of which X. r. Magili.
of Richmond, is secretary, and a,y the
Sabba tn school department of this COM
mittcc which, it ia hoped. viii result
iu leading the Sabbath schools to con-
tribute more libcr;,lly than they have
done upon any rally day" in ,:le
past
The contributions on Rang Day in
1902, when the membership OF sabbath
schools in the Southern Presbyterian
Church WAS only l15.o0o, amounted to
loo. whereas. in 1915. when the Nom
bcrShip had Increased TO $4,000. tho
combinations amounted To $4,000. Tho
'p.rcy contributed on this day is used
lath misunderstanding. to pay the salary
" tac thirty-ouc sabbath school mis-
siuuarics OF field workers, which the
uo,uIGittc" Row has employed ana to
pay FOR the large amount OF literature
which these missionaries and other
Christian workers distribute through
ont IN" year
Iimphasi2inl the need Of the distribu-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-24
Says With These Vital Organs Working Well We Can
Dssipate, OverwOrE and Stand Privaton With I'M
punity-Go Anywhere Without Fear of Germs.
TAKES READER BACK TO NATURES FIRST
DANGER SIGNAL NOW ALMOST FORGOTTEN

away back yondcr when you woke one
morning with II coated tongue. tainted
breath and foul taste. permitted undi-
gcsted food to fermcnt and generate
foul and poisonous gases. which caused
belchiny spells. sour stomach. pains in
intestinal tract, maybe headache.
and tied up the bowels, making you
constipatcd. Yet you doubtless piled
In more food. the intestinal tract be-
camc clogEed, catarrhal affections of
the mucous membrane followed, toxins
(actual poiSons) were permitted within
the system. The kidneys. in their effort
to filter the blood, faltercd at last
the bowels and liver failed in their
duty: pains from uric acid getting past
tho falling kidneys caused your back
to feel bad, nervousness came along.
the appetite fell down to nothing
some of the old dishes you no longer
dared to touch; dizzy, faintinE spells
pains in chest and around heart and
stomach all told the same story. In
the language Of the autoist. you gave
too rich mixture, flooded the car
buretor permitted carbon to accumu-
late catarrhal mucus). and with high
living advanced your spark too far.
and, with accclerator pushed down.
you tried to go uphill. but in reality
was slipping down. Retiring into low
gear mt this stage won't help you. for
you've stalled the motor. The thing
to do is to put on the emergency
brake. get out and ask somebody who
knows They will tell you to clean
her" out first etc, etc. in the same
kindly way nearly a million men and
women tell you to take Tanlac if
broken down and lacking the old en-
| crsy, appetite, sound sleep. weight
steady nerves, etc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-24

phis. Tenn: Birmineham Ala. and
other places. Mr.. Sewage is experienced
n .hc construction y: race courses. and
- bending every effort To make tho
virginia state Fair race track one Of
he host in the country. Il; viii hc
iastcr than ever" said General Mama
Hcr Conway Saunders Yesterday. II
am dcVotin;; considerable attention to
he work ana know .hat tho horse
pm rcrs VII! bc delighted with the track
'IA"a u is completed" he added
t,iii"9, preserves. mnrmaiadcs pickles
aud other products of the busy house
wives pt Virginia arc stored at thn
state Fair headquarters in such guan-
titrs that TIL" stOrcroom looks like "a
sspto ~ BROAD street proportions
These are only Z r"w Of Tire articles
"A'ch viii test tho abilities OF judi:cs.
livery enort * l"iue made to secure
he services ut the most competent
Persons for judge work in Ne various
dcpnrtmcuts. and thcso wiil bc am
uounc"d some time before lie open
IpC~-Cf tho Fair
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-24
when BACK And
Side PAIN YOU
Take This Lndy's Advice and Give
Tnnluc the Thorough Test II
Deserves.
TANLAC RELIEVED HER PAIN.


TANLAC RELIEVED HER PAIN.
Though I've only taken little
more than one bottle Of this new med
cine. Tanlac. so far. the results have
been so truly remarkable ! want to
recommend it to others who may be
suffering from pains in intestincs. side
and kidney region. I thought before
I took Tanlac that ! had appendicitis
said Miss Carrie Miller. 514 South Bel
vidcrc Avenue, this city, and telling of
what the short treatment did she said
further:
My kidneys gave, me untold trouble.
and felt badly and weak all the time
but after, taking a little more than one
bottle have no pains. and feel so
much stronger and better in many
ways I want to urge others similarly
troubled to try this wonderful mcdi-
cine"
BY restoring the kidneys and diEcs-
ton to normal and aiding the bowels
TO perfectly cleanse themselves, we are
soon on the highway to complete re-
covcry from the troubles mentioned by
Miss Miller. With IL little assistance
the kidneys Will filter the blood of i'm
purities, clear out the uric acid which
is causing the so-callcd rheumatic
pains and the pains in back and side
and from then on, with proper care
nature will do the rest.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-24

ION of Christian literature Is tho fact
that In recent neiEhborhood survey
made by the Sabbath school Held work
ers 1t was found that from 40 to 60
per cent OF the persons visited werc
not even members OF any church. and
in $40 homes visited. I'm sight of the
notional Capital, not Il Bible was found.
Last year tho executive committee of
sabbath school extension supplied 312
sabbath schools with lesson literature
and papers. 1t gave away 1850 Bibles
and $500 Tcstamcnts to those who re-
cited the catechism, and 1t donated
!, ibraries to more than 300 small Sab
ath schools. These donations Of the
committee amounted to Sl7,5ji.g9 In
addition to this, the committee paid
out in extension work, S22,56i.33. in
cludini, salaries and expenses Of field
workers. making it's total expenditure
| for tho year. S40.132.32.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-24
MACHINIST SAYS
TANLkC is fine
Tells How, After Suffering Many Years.
This New Remedy Gave Him
Relief.
PRAISES IT TO OTHERS.

almost Invariably after meals
would have vomiting spells. and noth<
ing | ate seemed to agree with me.
called it dyspepsia. and for twelve
or fifteen years l had been troubled
with Il disordered stomach prior to
taking this new medicine, Tanlac. My
case was desperate. These spells OF
nausea seemed to upset my whole sys-
tenn. Then l read of what Tanlac was
doing for others, and ] had not taken
quite all of one bottle before l began
10 feel better, and noticed, first of all.
that l could again relish and enjoy a
good meal ! have taken three bottles
to date, and I feel stronger. have been
relieved and am in better shape than
have been in long, long time. It's
wonderful powers are tho comment of
a bunch of the fellows at the Locomo-
tive Works. where I have been en-
ployed for years, and through me many
bottles have helped TO get other fellow =
started on the road to health" said
w. 4. Hill, machinist. 229 South Linden
Street, Richmond.
What MIR. Hill says, and what nu-
merous other men at the Locomotive
Works say. proves conclnsively that
Tanlac will do all that it is advertised
TO do, and thai it deserves the conf
dcnce of all and Il thorough test by
any one troubled with stomach, kid
news or liver disorders.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-24
HAD INDIGESTION AND
ALL ILLS THAT FOLLOW
ono Bottle of New Ucmcdy. However
Dd Wonder. for 1:iciimcnd Lady
Who TrniScs il to the Sky
TELLS WHAT MAC nm

TELLS WHAT TttNLAC DID
lust ms want to suggest the use
OF Tanlac 10 othcrs-so it was sug-
gcsted to me by n friend and any one
troAblcd with Indigestion and all the
Ills that usually follow this dreaded
trouble should certainly take nv ad-
vice. for ! know what ii will do" said
Mrs G. |. ELLIS, l245 Taylor Street, this
city and explaining her case further
she said: i
My appetite was very. very poor,
and | never felt like eating n rcnY
meal was thin and run down. and
mao headaches almost contiuunlIv Nv
liver was torpid, and | was troubled
with constipation IA lot. too ono bot
tie OF 'Fanlac which took at the sug
Scstl"n OF a good friend did wonders,
Tor me, as I'm sure it WIFI do TO-,
others gained III weight from tE,c
start ana Logan feeling lood all the
time before had finished my first h,t-
tie. Headaches and dizziness attncl;o,,
me no 'Ao"c, aad was benefited i'm ~
many ways ~ such . remarkably shnr,
time cunuo; half express my graft
tnde o. appreciation Of the good done
mo. know it Will do what il is adj
vcrtI"ed 10 do. All that is needed To
prove what say ia trial of this
wonderful medicine"
THIS Richmond lady, the mother OF
two children happy and conteute,i,
once more enjoys life as YOU would
wish TO. and may. If SO troubled
Get bottle OF Taniac az she :,.t'
thousands OF others recommend. AT rho
nearest agent listed below. Oct ii to,
day and give ii thorough test. H.
they all urge.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-24
Old FASHIONED
STOMACH Ache
Cause and Effect Graphically Told by
RichIhund Man Relieved by
Tan1uc.
GENIE. MEDICINE" lie SAYS


Il suffered with stomach trouble and
indigcStion had headaches nearly all
the time, and gas would accumulate,
causing ShortncSs OF breath and give
me the most uncomfortable feeling and
misery IN the world. My liver seemed
unwilling to work, and | felt sure
AFTER hearing what the boys were all
saying at the shop that Tanlac was
the thing for me. and I made no mis-
take about that, for ! began taking it
right after n terrible attack of indi-
Sestton. and in Il day or two l could
plainly see the remarkable results of
TINS medicines work | felt wonder
fully improved before l had finished
ono bottle. and l recommend il now
because do not suffer with the pains
thnt used to bother me and make life
miserable. No more headaches and
feeling well and strong again, I can't
say enough for TanIac," declared Ed
ward Williams, Goa China street, this
city.
The ailments complained OF by Mr.
Williams were due TO internal poison
ing tautointoxication). caused by the
faulty assimilation of food pain in
stomach and intcstineS, caused by fer
mcntation. generating foul gases. pro-
ducinG u fullness or bloated feSlinc
headaches. etc.
AS the Richmond man above recon-
mcnds Tanlac, so have thousands OF
others in this vicinity. and surely with
|this mass OF evidence. no one can
|ionEcr doubt the wisdom of giving
3Tanlac at least a thorough test il so
troubled. Get Tanlac' Ut the nearest
lagcnt listed below
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-24
CURRENT FOR NEW LIGHTS
Despite Protest ar Property Owners,
Decorations Arc Installed on f;nst-
Pnrt of BrOnd Street.

Current was turned into the eigh-
teen new ornamental lights on East
Rroad Street. between Twcnty-third
street and ChimboraZo Park, for the
first time last night. and the street re-
scnblcd the White Way that il is fur
Their westward. Numerous residents of
Church Hill protested against the in
stallation of the lights on the ground
that since tho removal OF the street
car lines this street is purely resi-
dental thorouEhfare Their efforts.
however, were unavailing, and the
lights were installed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-24
HARNESS And RUNNING
RACES 80 49, i'I.tTt !SI

Three harness races U.s." or Three
stecpechascs and Two RUNNING race
Mi! feature Tie track eEenta, eealnHinl
TUESDAY noon ana continulug Through
- Friday evening. on saturday.. lle
last day, all attractions VIII remain
over. and the track events VIII be
turned oNc: TO the automobile dealers
81 'Ht 81! 81" H'H,t' ""D H@t"
"Hst" p."E 40. - $500
..trc;Inr of Inc American t,,a1,..,..g..
tssort,-ion "Autyruub5ls. D-. r-,
5.cs IN IL ona al ,bc n,nst I,t,rc..t,,a
If Tho Week
Tho liya-etorl, ovhili,for y.,firb ,,.e
nrcyoptob nom shnvir,, rs, 49,,
r;,rso Of mn otitbr,,lt ~ ,Ea "r.-,-..rI-
,noutb disease" vim H. ,o,Ir.,l,tn I'm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-24

Il. + Ncynolds, George .srrn.lr Hnd
Nhlck Little, arrested l.. aonu eetl.,.
w'-h the thcfts Of automobiles lroM
George Fitzgerald and Elisha Thomas,
were granted It continuance u1fl Sop
ieuucr - whcu argaigued IN ,la ro-
lice Court yesterday