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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-13
b. JES' ASSOCIATION
GETTING UP GIFTS

The Richmond Light Infantry
Blues, Association wants every mem
Der OF the Blues now at Brownsville.
TeUAa to have . Merry Christmas.
and has appointed committee. con-
sisting Of n. Carl Boshen and D. w.
BowleA Jr.. to ascertain who 10 going
to- send box to = member In the
Blues, and to whom It will be sent
They want every boy to receive .
Christmas box. and the only way this
can be done II to ascertain to whom
boxes will be sent The committee
II aslking that every one who Is 60
Ing to send = boz. please notify
them by NATL 1t once. 20 that they
can look after the boys that have no
one to send them . box.
The time IL limited. 20 please be
prompt in notifying one Of the COM
mitteo.
The committee viii appreciate any
cakes or candles that you wish to
donate.
III. CARL BoSHEN,
607 East Broad Street:
b. w. BOW1lD0 JR..
le North Eighth Street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-13
fnOtAvORERS PLAN
BIG RALLY THIS week

The Christian EndeavorsrA OF the
city are to have big rally in the
Hanover-Avenue Christian Church on
Thursday evening OF this week, at the
time Of the visit to the city OF Chris
tian Endeayor Field Secretary Wyatt
A. Taylor. The public. OF all denomi-
nations. 10 invited to hear Mr.. Taylor.
Mr. Taylor IL making q tour Of vir-
giniA in the interest Of Christian En-
deavor and the Endeavorers plan to
have a good time together when he
of the four feld secretaries under the
Al-south Extension Committee OF
Christian Endeavor. with six South At
lRntic States as his territory.
The Richmond Endeavorers. under
the leadership OF John 8. Haw. have
planned complete program for
Thursday. At 5 o'clock In the after
noon there win be = conference OF the
officers and COMMITTEES chairmsn 81
all the societies OF the city. this to be
followed by q supper. These two
parts OF the program viii be in the
Sunday School rooms the Hanover
Avenue Church. At o'clock there ID
to be . general young peoples rally
In the auditorium Of the Hanover
Avenue Church. to which the public il
invited
II 10 probable that W. J. Finch. Of
NEWPORT News. the president Of the
Virginia Christian Endeavor Union.
will be here to attend the meetings
incident to Mr.. Tayior'a visit.
During Mr.. Taylor's tour Of the State
for the past month there have been
number OF new Endeavor societies
organised. and today Christian En-
deavor 10 stronger in virginia than
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-13
AUTO TURNS TURTLE;
ONE MAN KILLED

Especial to The Richmond virkinian. n
Blackstone, Va. Dec. 12.-R. ~
Blake. of Neuse, N. c.. and W. ~.
MCGEE, of Raleigh, N. G.. were trav.!
cling through Lunenburg County yee.s
terday morning in an automobile with
about 100 pint bottles of LIQUOR. TIE
one who was running the car turned
1t upside down and r. L. Blake Waa|
killed and MCGEE was seriously hurt
Many Of the bottles were snlashed.a
Relatives and friends Of Blake caunn
after the body and returned with &:
today. McGee Is still under arreo
at Kenbridge and will be sent n.
Jail to await the action Of the grandS
jury unless he can give the requires
bond of Ave hundred dollars. II n
reported that the above parties -.
cured their liquor In Washington.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-13
STATE SCHOOL BOARD
BOOKS BEING AUDITED
superfntcndents Hart and West Began
Work Yesterday; WIN Report TO
Board ON Monday.

Superintendents Hart of Roanoke
city, and West of Louisa County,
members Of the State Board OF Pub
lie instruction. named by the board
at a recent meeting to audit the books
and accounts of the State Department
Of Public instruction. began their
work yesterday. They will probably
conclude the auditing today and have
their report ready for the meeting Of
day.
In addition to hearing the report Of
the auditing committee, the board on
Monday will resume the handling Of
routine matters continued from the
last session. Two or three division
superintendents will probably be elect
ed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-13
NO CEgnIsTGAs DOxEs FOR
DORDER AFTER DECEMBER 10

No Christmas packages for the vir-
glnia troops on the border will b
accepted after Tuesday. December 10.
according to announcement made yes
terday from the office OF Major Allen
Potts. Any boxes received BY him
after that time for free transp0rtation
under the governments order win be
fore. urged 70 send their packages In
immsdiatsly - that they may be for.
wardsA It the ssrliest time
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-13
COMMERCIAL CONGRESS
(Continued from First Page.)

Continued from First P4ee.)
Bank system, which has stabilized
conditions and brought confidence to
the minds OF the people in the fnan-
cial management of the country.
What the Federal Reserve system has
done for business. he asserted. the
Federal Farm Loan system will do
for agriculture. Said he:
VIII Decrease TeOantry.
The passage Of the Federal farm
loan bill can bring into action a
revolution in the change from a ten
antry to a home ownership popula-
ton. Especially among tho rural Sec
tons OF our Southern country this
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-07
PACINAS De LA GUERRA
Ell CONDE DECAZES MURlO EN-
IN C0UBATE AEREO
Historic curiosa del origen de 81 familia

no fue la de un famu!o, sine Ia j"
primer S~ecretario Y ~teSorero.
Dscazes fue cread0 Y edueado ca
Si complctamente pOr Su padrino Il"
nautiSmo. cl Ch"valier De Carries, Gu
yoS hirncs hrr",ld a Ia mu"rte Il"
"Sta. = =radu6 IN ri c"lehrc rH,"-lo
,Ic Yendomr. Y iHSpuds de haher>e
graduate. - d"dicd al ~"j"reicio Il"
81 ~profcs:jn Ell Paris. Bien reco-
m.n,la,o por Ill pddrino Z varies
perSonairS Ir nota eli la capital fran
rosa. todos los cuales poSeian gran
.nflurncia. So hizo a les s"is anoS De
"-tancia en ia capital. primer >"cFe-
tario d. Madame Mere, Ia taI"n-
,n-a madcn de- Napoleon, ' c~onSlsul"
IA mauo IL. Mile. de- Murair~. hiia
de-. Condo H.. Muraire. pr"sitrnte del
Tribunal Supreme del lmPccio.
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NcndiG Su casa por eciIar'lc

Y Il DuQu" de- Sutherland II"
y"nIiG IA ~r>ptiuIida Tr>ldrncja. du"
como - W. era cnviIiaII por d.
mismos reyes. q ronS"ru"ncia d. Iu e
cStuyie-,. nrc">iLaio d" din"ro, pu"S
Il IRA rDloSahnrnt" riro. Sino para
~acudirsn H.. "lIrlma a 81 ito, 81 Lor
Ronald Gowcr, cuya muertc mott
"a "sta5 linraS.
Cuando faIIeci6 81 Sr9unl0 Duqur
l. sutherland. dej6 d~ispuosio IN 81
t",tanrnto. que Lord Ronald Gow"r.
rI cuai Fut >u hip mrnor y 81 pr
dil"rt0 entire cilo>. iuNi"~c ai"mpr"
aIojamirntU =rajuitp I'll Stafford
House. micutras dicho p%aIacio tura"
la Residential principal de- los qu"
sucedirran ru 81 diSfruio de- los IL
tulos ' birncs quc q ."-aba.
Fl hcrmano mayor del Lord lto-
maid Cover. q trrc"r Dulu", cum
pliG con la Ultima vUluntai De 81
padre: a r~onSecurncia del tratami"r-
10 Jur Li6 a su prImera cSpOsa, y Dc
los a~nt-ccdrnjcs Y c,truciura mora
dc Ia s"yunda. fut de tai mode drS-
d-nadO por Ia c0rtc via alta socl"danI
britannica on IoS uItimos Ii:z o Iuin-
.rr amos DE- Su vida, que luicn "St'.
al cabo De- rsc dctaii", purir rXpli-
cars fucilmcnt" Que ac0-ie>c con
a-rado y ha>ta asradecido a cua'-
guirra BE- ins m]lcmDrOS de- III iamiIla
Gu. - moStra>e ~diSpucSjo Il c0mpar-
tir con Il 81 Residential.
81 hiio y ~hrrricro. sin cmbarg'.
fue in tipo enteramente distinto que
-. Fl ruarto Dulur era iIombrr d"
priuripio> rirVado>. ron un alto con-
.rcpto del honor. y >u vida particu-
lar Tue immaculate. Por ESQ 10 po-
dia tolerar 4 81 tin Lord Ronald:
Habia eu vida de este. N sus COS,
tuRbrts, IN ~ enEeiaggAe; lF1S-
Ia enfel deseuido con que eFegia las
personals que haDian iormar e. cir
culo de >uS amigos ihtimoS. que sub
lcvaba n Duque. que SOLO Ia idea
de vtvir baio cI mi>mo techo que ~.
" DE- ararecer amnguc solo I'll partr.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-07

10y ahora III wives IN t.! parai>o
d. las almaS: rrSucitaSic %tranSfisu-
rada Y adorada. Tus i"rmanaS han
t"Irbrado in llcsada y IL han con
durido al laI0 d. Bratriz. Ia rrlna
,In toiaS. y B"atriz So pu>o Ell pi.;
g inprifni1 TN brSo en tuS labioS. Su
amigo t" do la mano liamindOtr
"iliia mia. Y dcsdc cntoncr5 III
wives Sentada al lado de elias, go
zando del RcinO d.! Amor.
Gabriel SARRAZIN.
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Lord Cover, emf
nente e%scultor, pintor
y, Iiterato, desterra-
do "iinsoportable"

Hombrc lr brilIantc intrtHctua,'-
lad Y. sin embargo. irc'ara,i" i'll
Snportablr. Ia mu"rtr i" Lord Hon
aid Cover. orurrida haze POGO "n
LoudraS. drbe hahrr cau>ado poe"
dnlor a sis ~parirnt"s. por no d"rl"
qur rs proportional int"n~a ALGERIA.
Srr& rrror1iado por murhaS pcrso-
na-. prinripulm"utH p"r ser IA per
soma III. Impulse a III -Gbrln". e.
"a lifuuln DurIur d. Sutherland. q
vender Ia mas hermosa mansion DE-
ruautaS po-cru los ari<t6crata> i'll
-.cS,, "n IA m~"tr6pO.l l~nnIin"nsr.
Ia calebre Stafford House. Tan G.
pl6ndida Residential es tsa. que a
2 ana Victoria. ruanio arulia a "jH
rou rhirto dr vi>itar a =! @ran DANA
g in'ima amiga. Harriet, Dulu">a d.
Sutherland, acostumbraba eXclamar.
refiriendose q la Suya, que era NADIA
menos que e. palacio de Buckingham:
Oh. mi uueriia amiga: V"ngo de-
De mi casa a yi>itartc I'll III pdiaclu.
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I'm ii Paiacio Real dc Fl Hasa.

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I'm 'H''' nlu''' !" spa
z'S' ">''' ''>','>' ~ '"''"''",
'ad' DE- - 'Sr'",.u"", '''',''
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..E.a,I, +.fo ,,o.o IA na,,o.ios
1st,a,;,l,.. . ,,,,h., 4. +, prjn-
nanr;,a porrhos. !, mas hon
r.3'n.b,.r,,,o. !, X,,orain
-,n.r;o -, 1871; .r,
!, ,as ,cioc;,a1.s marisfradcs
D.a
..,,,.io /, n..a,.s an -
L.,,5.ho =.
.', ..,..,: =,
q" -. D'.. -
'" It" 1850 g.; :,
- III. WI , nom
I.'e !. Da,f.;o ~, -,
a-,,:. .;,,.i, VI:
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-07
Prefirio darla a cualquier precio.

COmprcnIi"ndO dur era ab>oluta-
mrntr impossible crhar a Su ito de- -
Ju"l!a mansion. p"rqur Este - am
paraha "n la disposition i">tamcnta-
ria de Su padre. y p0rqu". aunUu"
fuera possible anular eSta. solo podria
lo=rarsr d">pu6s de- complicadOS pro
rrtimirnt0> lc-aI"s que con >"@uri-
dad darian au@ar Il que - "Nhihir-
sen I'll pllbIiro. los trapo> SuriOS d"
la famiiia. con cscandalo general.
que tuvo Que rccurrir al extreme de
ycndrr stafford House p0r I'LL pre-
clio mucho mcnor de- 10 Que real
mcntc Nalia. a William Lever. 81
gran fabricanjr de- iabonc<. quien Ia
rc=al6 a la naci1n para que IA uSaSc
como muSeO de cuanlo tuvicSc re-
laci6n ron Ia historic veintc wees Sc
.cusar de- la, .ciudaI de- LondrpS. No
tardI Lever. en- rrciBir. como precio.
4 su muuiiIccRcia. I'm tituIo de Ba-
ron.
Nendida Sttaffor HouSc-Lord Ro-
maid no tuvO otro remcdio sino mu-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-07

DuQIe frances y q de fEalitia, CO.
mo Duque de Deeazes. a tltulo de
Iconsuelo por aquella medida.
Fur MiniStro de .ASuntoS EXteriOrcS.
F. sngundo DuQur De DecazrS, SIT
v:6 como Ninistro de ASuntos Fx-
feriorrs. durante Ia mayo" partr de-
la primera decada de Ia e%xistencia
de la actua Rrepublica Francesa. Su&
cualidadns como estadista no pu-
dirron brillar todO 10 que pOdian.
a rauSa de- las grantees diticultadeS
de rarictpr econ6mico con Qur luchd
toia $u vida. pudicnd0 dHrir>c lu"
rauSaron Su fracaS0. -tSl 81 tcrc"r
Duqur ad1uri6 la nHrHSarla r1pr-
rI,ncIa acrrca lie IA, djficultad"S
ocaslcnadaS por Ia falta de- dln"ro.
a I'm hombrr que tiane que m%antener
su range Official Y mohiliarlo. Ia
cual r. l!rv6 a SoIicitar Y rbtcner Ia
mano, y con ella Ia gran fortuna d"
Isabel Singer.
prbo asregar. para que cStoS datoS
sran completes, que 81 <cgundo Du-
uuo H.. DecazcS craMiniStrC DE- Asun-
tos Extrau,irroS cuando Lord B"oronS
field, que era solo entonces D~israell.
| 1arprfr6 Su famoso Eolp" de audaria.
a! romprar >ncretamente las arcl"-
nos de los IundadOrcS dol Canal dr
| Surz. al krdivn ISmacl. -0ipr que
| hizo pasar el dominic econ6mico de
Ia gran via in~teroceanica, alberta
Dor cl -nni0 H.. LH>S"pS. d" las ma
nos de los franc">rs a las j" los in
glrseS. FL puJuc cstaba jugandO al
blilar cuando lc comunlcaTon Ia no
ticia. Ia tual lr produjo tantO "frr-
Ia. que <aein % luc tan lichU ln~
que cstaban preScntcS, y una dc "Sa>
! personals me il ront6 prrSonallnrnj".
rompi6 su taco" IN IN accr>o Il" flu
Tor.
La Marquc>a dc F0NTEN0i.
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n.
TIL me- has diriIn:

No me- IlorrS. no m" rompaTHr-
raS: w =o2o d- Ia paz rtrrna Y SOY
rlich"Sl. Soy incnnSri"ni". no Sufrn,
SOY alma y me confundo con ell etc.
r"trStr. Nj currp0 50 Ia convertible
IN TERRA y IN Sayia de- fior.... No
me- llorrS.......
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-07

H,rmosos uios que haDGiS encan-
tado mi alma, vosotros oS apagarels
| algun dia bajo Ia ~tierra...4 vuestra
| mjrada ansiosa no v0lrera a lamar
So sobrc rl ~poryeniE inexcrutablc,
porlue su vuelO eStard enccrrado Hn
Ell atatd... -. La paz inmenSa, Ia paz
del no SIR. Ia paz de Ia muerta. VI
viri IN las pupilas d" cSoS hernioSos
oios 1ur han sabido encantar mi
| dlma........
Formas graciosaS. aparlrion"s fra
giles. nscalorrioS dn salud. podrr dc
Ia hcIlnza. esperanto de- vida. voSo-
tros dormirts IN dia hajn ii TERRA.
e. Pensamiento eterno os habia lie
vado al fnndo de Sus antroS: y pa
lido. dulrr, bnt0 como RI dolor.
vucSjro conjuntn vivira en- cl sitio
miSterioSu. sin qun S+r ai2unO pueIa
turbar su sueIO de congOjas........
Flor Ii wives "n 81 mundo, tn te
drSllojariS un dia Daio Ia TERRA!
Pero ant"= de- d"saparrcrr. d"S-
| pi"rta un segundo ;oh. II, lirIo a.
| iormrrido..... Mira fIorecrr 81
iardin 10 mi cOrazdn ;oh roSa!....
En- vann Soplar. en- las rutas dr>irr-
taS. los vient0S friOS d"l "ton": a
~
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CUENTO DEL Ola
UNA MUERTA

trantcS: pcrO csc no era e! pals DON
de- Sc cntierra el dol0r.....
He contemplate los grandcs lagos
platrados. he visto los cisnes que vo-
laban con cl cue!lo recosido y las
alas abirrtas, prro csc espectacuIO
10 ha ~aIiviatiO mi dO!OT.
70 GUERRA, pues. que alsuien me-
iniicara 81 canine que rondIrc al
pals cn dondc 81 dolor Sc calma.
VI.
Nj alma rOmienLa a recObrar si
paz DE- anfaiio. E.Sta nochc cnvldIo
Ia surrtc De los mucrtOs. ElloS ducr-
men haj0 los rayoS del sol. baio los
polvoS DE- ORC Que fioIan On 81 airr,
bajO 81 perfume Dc las flores Que Il
dOrnan Ia cubicrta De suS !cchoo
marn6rcoS.
.....Ella duerme palida e inm6-
vil. ST: yo Ia vro teSdo aqui.
inmGvil y palida, IoFmir tranquila-
m"nte......
VII.
f. sol So ppnc dctrGs de-. ccmcutr-
ria, banandO con sus ultim0S res
%planiorrs las cruces DE- las tumbaS.
La sumbra ha invadidO va TN ran
barriO de Ia ciudad de los mucrtOs:
ri ri~Io azul - Ia purSt0 bIanco; ri
virnto frcsrO de IA tardc SaculH las
ramaS sic los expresses. vi alma con
tinia gozando Dc ST tranTuIlidad Y
mi alma es inmenSa.
VIII.
Dia lie los Santos.
Hoy IS III dia.... Y mientraS 70
plenSo cn Ii. hi durrmrs DaiO una
lluvia fra Y triSte.
La naturalrza - Ina vrStido dr
du"lO por ti......
iDuerme, duerme en- paz, duerme
ctcrnamcAtci oh alma mia,....
*.
La ">tari6a he La flores ha li"2a-
10 Y las r0<aS bIancas de- Su Iumba
van Il rntr"ahrir>r. .pcro las ros"~
paiidas dc sus mriiIias no - rntrca-
briran nunca mas.....
FL viento ligero de abril besa-i
las rosas de su tumba. ..pero mis-
labioS M hcSarin nunra las roSaS
Ic 81 tumha..... prrO mis- lahia>
no br>arin nunca las rosas ir SU-
m"jil'a<.......
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responsible de- 81 coniucta a los 0jp>
del publico. L. parcria abSurda.
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y a e0rtar sus ralacioles diarias, Que
81 Rey Luis Sc aventuF0 a crearle
Duque frances y Par de F7ancia, co
mo Duque de Deeazes. a tItulo de
consuelo por aquella MEDIA.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-19
The Importance of Skin
Care In the Springtime

Infectious skin diseases are irritat-
ing, unpleasant, unsightly and danger
Gus. There never was greater mis-
take made than trying to cure such dis
orders with pastes. lotions, or creams.
rubbed on the outside. You can't cure
skin diseases that way. because they
arc the direct result Of infected blood.
and you can't rub or soak poisons out
: Of the blood.
The annoyances of skin troubles are
worse in spring than any other time.
The perspiration that starts with the
first warm days intensifies the smart
ing, burning sensation. and makes the
trouble almost unbearahle. There is
only one way TO relieve them. and that
is through the blood. which must be
thoroughly cleansed and purified
There is only one remedy that you can
rely upon to do this, and that is
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-19

5. S. s. the surest and best blood
cleanser known.
S. S. S. acts with sure effect directly
upon the blood-taken internally, L
goes right into the blood vessels,
drives out every bit of poison of what
ever nature. kills the germs that
starvc and impoverish the blood. re-
stores the skin to its proper condition
building blood. Even the worst cases,
such as scrofula and blood poison,
yield promptly to this efficient vege-
table remedy. 1t doesn't matter how
long you have had skin trouble, or il
it has developed into chronic sores
that you had given up all hope of cur
ing. Take s. S. S. when all else fails,
It brings relief, Write our Medical
Department, Room 1, Swift Specific
Company, Atlanta. Ga.
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AdRHSton.
Wolf Summit.
Bristol.


Name. Votes.
Mrs. Raymond Davis ..... 10000
Mrs. Lyiah Rhodes ..... $500
Walter F. Lynch, Ruote L.. 81. 900
Josephine Lowe ....... 59,27O
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RECORD OF THE PAST
No Stronger Evidence Can BE Had
in ClArlshurg.

Look we'll TO their record. What
they have done many times in years
gone by is the best guarantee OF fu-
ture results. Anyone with bad
back; any reader suffering from
urinary troubles. from kidney Ills.
should find comforting words in the
following statement:
Mrs. James ANDERSON. $40 Clay
St. Clarksburg. says: "Doan's Kid
ncy Pills have given me relief from
backache and other symptoms Of kid
ncy trouble and the benefit has been
permanent. l am pleased TO recon-
mend them"
4 second Statement,
AFTER a LAPSE OF OVER TWO
YEARS. Mrs. Anderson said: All
l have said before recommending
DOan'S Kidney Pills still holds good.
They are the best medicine for sur
fererS from baekache or other kid
ney trouble"
Price soc at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
DOan'S Kidney Pills-tha same that
Mrs. Anderson has twice publicly
recommended, FOsteF-Milhufn Co,
PFops,, hunalo. n, Y,-Adyortise.
ment
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DISTRICT NO. 2.

Includes all territory outside of
District No. /.
Prizes in this district are E1,145 L
passenger Overland touring car, one
1850 MatchleSs Milton Plano. one
500 Edison diamond disc phono-
crap. one SIS diamond ring, one
Hoosier kitchen cabinet. four $25
gold watches, one autographs kodak
and twenty per cent cash commits
sion to hon-prlze winners.
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Partial list Of members of the
TELEGRAM 10000 CLUB
and vote standing to o'clock p. m. Saturday
DISTRICT NO. /

Includes Clarbsburg. Broad Oaks.
Industrial. U:hOn Heights, Hart
land, Stcaley Heights. Point Com
Tort, Tin Plate ana NOrthvlew.
Prizes in this district are one
Sl,145 7-passnegor overland touring
eur, one $3.50 Matchlcss Milton pr
ano, one 800 Edison diamond disc
monograph, on $40 diamond ring,
one Hooaier kitchen cabinet. Sour
S25 gold watches. one $3.50 auto
graphic kodak and twenty per cent
cash commission to non-prIze win
ners.
Names. Votes.
L. F. Deem ............. $500
a. j. Elliott ........... 1890
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-19
Buckhannon.
West Onion.

Names. Y
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-05-19
8ittenb q.

Ger @ci5en iiebt bier i1ledt aus.
Die beiiii6e Siege bat i'm beinabe
g6n5li6 bernidtet. Gs limo brsbol6
piele Seloer nit Safer beIaet moroen.
aOrnpflan5en lit bier bccnoet.
0urd Die &alte uno bie naiie @itte-
rlng fomnlt bas Gorn idle6t oltf uno
lit Dos 8a6ien 10 siemlid pcrbinbcrt,
Eoitor &einert ,,nb Seinrid
S6ipeer reiiten ont Mittiuod nady
@aibington Inn Der epanselii9en
&onfcren5 Ser Wiiiouri Spnpoe bel.
5%itpobnen.
liner alter Sreltnb unb Radbor
MSilbelm II. Geppe befinoet iid nod
inlmcr ouf Ser aranfenlilte; mir
ipiini6en ibm re6t baloige 9eIie.
rling.
5rau SeIlitt bon ct. 2ouis, iuelhc
bier BEL ibren gltern Saeob &aiter
gum @eilt6 par, retIte lebte ISOLDE
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-05-19

nannt.
i gllfreb Gronler, friiher in itnie'
rem Guuntp pobnbaft, idrcibt ms
aeIeaentli6 ser Grneuerrng ieines
Announcements, ans @illiam ieinei
iestiaen Seinatb: Ser 8eiaen ilebi
bier iebr gut ans. Gs 1T nod lpe'
Mig Corn sepflanSt morbcn, oa bisber
bos 2ano au nab iuar. Scstes Sabi
mar uniere Grnte ielbit in Den Dot
toms cine iebr acringe ino oas ein'
siae mas i'd cr5ieltc, mar ourh meinC
Siibner5udt, Sd pcrfanfte 40 So.
parncn 81 Sis oas Stid, Die eifl
9urfifuittsecipidt bon ie6s &iun>
batten."
t Sn icinem Seitamert bonn 8.
Mt1r5, 1898, be5cugt bon Geo. $.
9ulhmann ltno Sacob SappmeDer,
oisponiert ser p~eritorbenc q. Tbeo.
Sengitcnberg, bon Stpcrtsbille, iiber
icin Gigcntbum mie folgt: Seocm lei,
ner S0bnc, Sern,am Senrp uno
gSillium Scneitcnbcrg, permadt or
500. Seinen S6htern, Spoiu 8af'
or, @uttin bon Arg. &afer ST.;
Suloa 3inn @attin BON SenrD 3inn,
lnb glnlanba Sengitcnberg, icber
500. Sciner Sodter, Clara Seng.
itenbcrg, $3.50. Gen &clt ieines
@rullo. uno ieines beiucgliden 81.
gcntbums pcrmodt or ieinem Sohnc,
4ltguit Sengitenberg, inter Scr Se.
bingltng bab Die 5mei n0rOliden Clint
rter bes @obnbauies fir ben 8enut
Der 8ittlue bes @rblaiicrs r~eieroiert
perbeb 10 laitgc bieielbc lebt, iomie
bab oerielbe fir ocn l%lnterbalt Ser
&ittruc 3u iorgen bat. IltgllIt Seug-
iten6erg muroe gum Sollitrefer bes
Seitaments ernannt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-05-19

Retspaffer 1T fir arante,
namentli9 fur Sieberfrante, Elm febr
an%genebmes 8etrGnt. 3 rlnaen Heis
lperben absequirlt, nit etpas biinu
absei9dlter 3i.ronsnidale, elmer
MeneripiBe Sala unb ~ Quart
Waifer sugefeBt, eine quite baIbe
Stnnbe seto9t unb bur9 elm feines
Steb geieibt, pona9 man bic idIei=
MICE 5lifiisfeit nit 3uder periiiB!
iino IN safen lauparn au trinten
sibt.
Die SGrte gegerbter
pelae entftebt sepDbnli6 boburd,
bob lie nah benz @erben in bic
Some sebanst perbsn gum Srod.
men. Ober bob man fe ionit ffodbiirr
trodnen ldbt. beDor lie b~sarbeitet unb
pei4 sema9t nerben. Spl9e pelae
bdnst man bann an einem feudten
Srte, 3. 9. in einem Seller auf, bae
nit iie cine beitimmte @eIdmeibigs
felt erlansen. Sierauf' bearbeitet
man lie nit einem barten, ftumpfen
8egenitanb. Die Snbianer nabmen
oaau ben ShuIterfnoden zines Sir
i4es. @ls rnterlage benubt man
cine Sii6platte pber fonitise glatte
9retterunterfdse. Sdnst man in Der
Mitte nit Der 4rbeit an unb riidt
bamit na9 allen Seiten glei6mGbia
fort, 10 tpirb Der Pela nidt muir alsz
seredt, fonbern audi tpei9 unb peib
erf6einen unb b~erliert bieie @isen,
l9aften ni9t mebr.
-@enn Sbr mietben, f%arlfeiL Der.
ober tauiden pollt, Damn
es I'M @olfsblatt 5l,r @naeige.