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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-05

d to Oanife @ieoier.5 9r1er oil
blIoe foripnet meo trnaol6s EeIe.
graf iom Roulien. Selitabet initial.
lorer. Zen forreiponoerenOe eta
ton anIrages / @ieoier oeO Barr.
aefeiet. % ( Den nGrmeite 1io oil
TO 30 Neter bsie Maiter til Au.
i%ennenettet blf0e reiit Der.
Ter iinoes / Soroeien N file
Iaoioitation / @ieoier; ben itaar /
5orbinoelie meO 6urifibet. Tom lig.
ger et Bar aiiomeier noe ! Otter
Tscn. De npe anlpa oil MI aiIeie
0enne 3orbinoelie.
gan RouIien4S elifabets 8egne
initollerer Snaenisr Is. q. Brandt
Stationerne. Der bIioer al bet iaa.
fnl0te 9oneipitem. 9anoelsifibene
bruger ian goot iom uoeInffeHoe
mere eaer minore mooerne @niit.
ipitemer. GonIien4S elifabet bar M
iremifiIlet en- p%raftiif oa f%ortrin-
lig Ippe. ON goro pan 6prgerne
oa pan Stationen / eano oil IRA.
0iotelearaiiten flmne bere Signa.
lerne gennem en- Ielefon De In
Der omtrent iom 5lsit, Iange eller
forte. altf1a Signnler iom eiter
Observation-Disclosures
Utan uenter, at Den tradoIeie
1%eIearaierins meIIem 5Grgerne %
@ie6ier. Stationen fan tnges ! Drug
! Den ierite Del al 6oraaret.
eeoermpoe. &. Il. II. " % &.
paa gornbolm. 0nsoag aiteu Den
/. STARTS. Orog ira Henne mango
al q. q. II. w % as 2eoere %
arbei6ere biem eiter . Dages uior'
alenmeli1t SampGr. Dieoerne bolo'
ties | q. Z. II. SIS e8et Stem
Rsnne. Ntorgenanoaaten bolotes al
9aItor Reeb % Nisfonpr Sonus
Tam. SefretGr n. Rielien boIoi
Toreoraa ON Seremins.
galt. egerllp talte no ira emnei
De mlge % Oeres Opgaoer". DG
troen0e nnge bar Opgnper at H.
ic, oper ior Dem ielu, oeres nGr.
mcIte oa oeres genner. 9igeleoes bar
De uiae Opgnper at Isle | DC 6or'
eninoer. bpor Oe iianr, iannt oueriot
De belIiees SamiunO. De nnge mao
oeres @ernine pGre tro oa pnali.
beige.
lingoommen bar en- Opgapt
o~perfor Seorelanoet at urre | BE
iiooeIie Of BELLA 5GorelanosfGr.
Iigbe6.
gait. Sanien, Refss, bolot Sore
Drag om rTieneriino o. 9ieneitens
gnno". 9oleren pege6e iGrIig pnr
TieneIten, iom fun fan gsres re-
peo oen Seftigannbs Sirlp, Der
aono, Der altio uiier ben til SefuI
iom port T~orbiIIeoe.
y .SpoS renter Renigbeoen a
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-05

bltoe ialte Riller | @nos 2eilpel.
Otter 5ore0ragene bar Der 5or.
6an0lina, % man ~uo0Dbeoe @nOs
ORD meo b%oeranOre. og mango 1an-
fer bIeu iremfsrt til 5remifpnoel.
ie / arbeiOet.
$. / aar. 0abl.@
9Gitpeo-6illerDO -Sancn. st
anaaaen0e Ga.
nen neOiat lloonIg, beitoneiloe al
@oOsioroaIter Scuieniils, @Iunse,
9anf0ireftgr @rapenien, Ain9iteO,
@o0seier Qtaoien, Operberg. %
9mt5raaosmeOlem 6br. Sacobien,
@eiIebB, baooe IorsOag 5ormiooag
Den ?. Mnrts Soretrpoe Dos IRA.
iifminiiter 6osiingG 56rlenien. 10.
oal0et ~opiorore0e Winiiteren til at
irenlnle 9anens anlG9 bl. q. oeo
inareit at laoe 9inien uoitiffe /
Warfen. 5raiifniniiteren ipare0e at
ban aniaa BET ior en- SeIOisIge. at
Den miotiipIlanOife Dane 6lep an.
Iagt / i'm iulOe llOitrpfnina. Paa
Den anoel Sioe ful0e DER naturlig
bis iitet npre til Sinoer Tor. at
enfelte 8ele al Strpfningen aab
ne0e5 Tor 8riften, me0ens Aeiteu
al 9anen iprOigbDggeoes. 5 6or.
naret 1917 oil 8ln0ers - anmiuge.
8anen pare iproig, og Der pil on
itrafs blue taget int paa anlgget.
iaaDel al RPitucO 0illers0 "a.
nen tom Sferu-gi0ebpf 9anen.
Ut uoiiitfe 9dnelinien. isr man
par parat til at p%nnbegpnoe anlp.
get. funoe Oinniteren life gan meO
til.
arboe Masmnsien . =agen. Zen
fonmer mart ior Seieiteret. 81.
ter bpao str. Dgbl." eriorer. pen.
teoes arboelRasmusien@5aae at
pile fomme Tor Ssieiteret / ll9en
melIem -. % IS. Warts.
Com befenot er 0sieiteretsiaa
ierer asmnsien 9lftor o. oeieite.
retsiaaierer Z. 2iebe Deienior.
9na i'm langiomme 9anorin8
genfem DC ioritellige Snltanier er
arboe.d asnmsien4Saa eiterbaan.
ben blepen en- al De met omiatten.
oe Sa9er. 5eieiteret nogen Sinoe
bar bait iii 9ebanolina. 6oriloen
6ope0efstratten % TO TillpDsefs.
~trnfter ifal Der pare ooer 10 vi.
Ia1, bporni aOifillige er belle %.
Iper. 8oflmentotionen oil 0erior
bliue meget lanaparia. Ioet Der bl.
a. ifal opleies LANCE grlioiuffer
Iai arboeHasmusiens 9sger. al
bans artifler / n6rit 9i0nesbnrO"
o. / D.
Wisionsfms. SnoUiclie i Aulum.
let par Senoag 0en y. 6ebr. en-
itor 1eitoaa Tor @uos aiqes Ben.
ner / 9lullml, IOet mar oa par
fomnet iaa plot. at Suooielien al
oct imilffe me Misiionsbls fmoc
ioretages.
Miisiionsbltiet or eiter buao
gSern. apis" opluier opiert
uoeIuffenoe pad gefoitning al pa
itor BiIler % Suitru, % Oct er al
@ioerne bIeoet Operornget iom ga.
oe til Den inSre Wisiion.
GorGorigt fnnOe 4aitor @iller
tilfigc pno SuopieIiesonsen icirc
% Mars SubiIGum iom Brpit.
6uiet. Der bar foitet ca. 10000
SIR. at opisre. %prpienterer zig
mutt nteo i'm boiOc @lure. bei rs-
oe Tag % De taffeoe @aule.
Ter er Ell itsrre o. en- minorc
Cal. oa i%nouenOiG er Stfiet boloi
lpie 5arper.
San nleiliseoe life YrGiien. er
Dtano / 5epling Sogn bar | 6sIgC
.3ibe Stiitst. iat 5imnel oa
Soro / 9ep9Belie ior at bliue III
Tor at betaIe ct 9eleb paa ca.
Str, iom bleu frGoet iammen meS
5fntten ior ailssnin9 al Oiier oa
Gfcioenier. San uiloe life betalC
oette geleb, foroi ban or ngiit ol
life agter at uleilige Bra1ten bier.
fen meo grDllnp eIler gnrneOaab
Saaen bar opret bebanolet al en-
9lpffe Qiltoriteter, OF oct eiot'
meo. at Den itriOiae llngfarl maat.
te bsie io ior SoOcn og betale.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-05

eren". = Onsoag ben 5. Gpril 10
neoint Ell aommisiion, beltaae1oe
ioruOen al Den biotilpprenoe No.
miniitrator Baron 2eoenifioIo a.
Gpcrfornnnoer 5riis % Statte.
raaosmeolem, 9nsmanO In0ers
I9arien. Set oil pnre aommisiio.
nen maatpaaliggenOe inareit mn.
ligt at bortinIae 9aroniets 9en.
oergoos, Ger for Ell oGientlig Del
beitaar Of @ilie.
Sfal SnOfpriel nf Seitc forbD.
Ocs. Seiteaplsforeningerne % 2nno.
boioreninaerne bar ieu0t 2nno.
brltqsminiiteriet ct 4~nOragenoe ON
6or6ltO MOB Snoieriel al 6eite.
Nan Gnifcr nnturliQois finn at
itonoie Snoisrilen al De btlli9ere
islanoife % norife Seite, ior At
bol0e. Griierne paa Qanoets egne
Seite oppe. st iaaoant 5orbuo -
Der fiin fan game SeiteopOrptter.
ne - oil blioe mg6t meo 8roteit
ira ale andre grbpers SIDE, fife
minOit ira oct min6re 2ano6ru9,
iom M fGarer fig me0 0e imaa 9e.
tie. o. life trpnger til at iaa ar.
beiOsfraiten foropret.
Scite.O %pfpbenc. Ronoer5, 2.
Marts. REQ 0eiieopf6bene Der /
0ag msote 126 al 1873 aumelote
Seite. De iremmeoe Opfebere febte
10 Seite oerai 80 al Seite.
hanOler CIR. Aasmusien Gan
oers, ser msote meo SO - til gri.
Ter ira 1850 til 1850 Ser, / Ser.
ncminit 1893 SIR. Remontefommis
iionen bonnolagoe / iireanrige Se-
tie % febte | 9eit til 100 ar.
Stntsbaucrnes SnotGs -er bar e.
ter iorelsbig 0pasreIie uogiort /
SSamiar Raaneo 1927 900 ar.
meo ct GriitsooerifaO al G27dt7
SIR, o. / Mnaneoerne 9lpril 1915
-Sauunr 1916 i alt 5S,G25.000
SIR. meo ct 8riitsoperiflio al y.
1886 SIR.
otter enoelig OpgBreIie uogior.
oe Snotpaterne Snmtar / 5ior
100000 ar. me0 ct Oriit9oper.
iflio al $4,000 SIR. % { Maane.
oerne 9(pril t911-Samuar 1915
/ ait 49,364.000 SIR. meo ct 9riits.
operifuo al tt,t99,000 8r.
Ienee iom @rGs. 9eroag Den
26. Sebr. 9ioroe prlige 5inoere /
iSeIge oGano. 8agbl." en- uipOuan.
liz ria sol pan Opens @aoer. Iii
Bolitiitationen bleo Der / 9aoens
COB i~noleoeret to 5egaebeqer, Ell
meO 1870 SIR. og en- nte0 30 SIR,
en- Eortemonna meo II Sir. 80
Gre, en- Gel EortemonnGcr meo
minOre 9elsb. noale ll6re % or
ifeIlige anore Tina.
Gn foribnnoen Pengeiorienoelie.
a%sben5aDns 9oliti bar iaaet Uteo.
oelelie ON. At ct Bengebelsb ifal
pare ioriolmoet ira en- Raffeiorien.
belle, iom er beieraet gennem 9en.
traIpoitganroen. Otter at Yolitiet
bar iuprflat Ell llnoerlggelie, er
Sagen bIeoen benuiit til ariminal.
retten. 6orifelliae ouer. % unoer
orOneOe "Reminiscences bar /
Selge .9tatt." Nleot Der ior at al.
aiue 6orflarina.
6n Waarb-afflGoer. Soliteo, 1.
Qfarts. eieren Al 9rsrhpgaoro.
D~iicboelien, er M eiter ct 6orbsr
bIeUen lnbolot ior at bnoe Al.
tlpot @aaroen iaa grunOigt, al
Der finn er nogle 9unOe tilbage,
OF uoen at hume flare fine Cor
pligtclier operior oen tioligere
eier. Scboef.
st Seoraser.gar. 6orIfeIliae
8an0lenoe asbenbapn bar Den ie.
mere 1iO anmelot til BoIitiet / Mar
bus, at ct Rar agenter bapoe be.
oroget Dem for ret betDoelige BE.
lsb, naunlia poa ben Nanoe, at
fsbte o. betalte &arer, taar De
r., AZ ,,Aa
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-05
sfOritensfeierems SpemOeprSue.

SforitensfeiereuS Sbenoeprbue.
Ru oil oafaa 5foritensieiernc til
at inoisre SuenSepreue, og iorle.
Den ianot Ell iaaoan 5teO ! Sor'
iens. GIepen blep | 6slge a.0ori.
JoIfcblao" fsrit al to SfiienleiIre,
@%uttenirit ira aarlp pno 3pn %
$. o. Snnien ira aorbus, oOcr.
bsrt | 9beori. boilfet oil iiae Brand.
politiloper, oereiter matte ban
renIe allie Sforitcnene pan ben
enc SIDE Of en- @aoe, oa %ilutteIig
moaite ban gnn op gennem en- bel
8ampTforitcn, buori Der life par
Grin, ina at ban maatte orbeioe
fla op peo at itennne albuerne
moo. Ia ban ira Sforitenens Top
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-05

st SeOraaer.Rar. 6orIfelliae
&anolenoe / aebenbnpn bar Den lie.
mere 3iO anmelot til BoIitiet / Mar
bus, at ct 9ar 4aenter bapoe be.
ornget Dem ior RET b~etpoelige De.
lsb. naoulia paa ben @anoe, at
fsbtc % betalte 8arer, naar De
fom til 9eitemmeliesiteoet, moe.
6oIot langt ringere apanta END
febt. On enfeIt Mano mente enoog.
iaa at opre bIeoen inpOt for ooer
1000 Ser.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-05
Simsitefaarine. I'll Sinpitefaarin.

Sihaltefaarlng. I'll StrBltetdarti.
gen Bibora par ser ill. o8iblStifts
6oIfcbl. iorleoen MOOT ~ treaars,
70 ~iireaors % / GD0re Singit. Der
faareOes S treaars 90 3 iireaars.
Statsfoninlent Senien u6toIte ei-
ter aaaringen. at De treanrs Sing
ite Der iom oe iIeite Steoer bar en-
glpoelia OperraIfelie, mems De fire.
aars life par eooe. 8 SeIteaolen
iom / BIanteoplen bopoe man 90,
De og oaarlige glnr, og De TO fore
aaoenoe 9for bopoe p9ret WisoGf,
onr for Sinaitenes 8eofommenoe.
Oct bar ben eneite mulige 5orfla'
ring, oo oct 10 bar DC famine
Singite, ser bar 5Gore til baaoC
De trenars oa De iireaars.
Snteresien for 9ampifibsaftier
er ior Chen onermaaoe Itprf -
oct mootte Tiifontobonfen inoremi
-. IN OIL. IN m~.f... .x..
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-05

neoint en- aommision, beitaaenoe
foruOen al Den bi~otiloGreHoe No.
miniitratur Baron 2eoenifioIo al
0pcrfornpnoer 5riis % 5tatte-
raaOsmeolem, 9nsmano anoers
9arien. Set oil pnre aommisiio.
men maatpaali9aenOe inareit mn.
ligt at bortinl9e 9aroniets 9en.
oergoos, Ger Tor Ell oGientIig Gel
beitaar Of 6llie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-05
6n fOribnnOcn gengcioricnoelie.
6n 8aarb- gfflGoer. .Sollteo,

6n @aarb-aiflGoer. Soliteo, 1.
Otarts. eieren Al 9rsrlpaaoro,
0iicbaelien, er M eiter ct 6orbsr
bleuen anbolot ior at booe Al.
flpot @aaroen iaa guinoigt, al
Der finn er no8le 9unOe tilba8e.
OF uoen at fnne flare line Cor.
pligtclier o~perior oen tioligerC
eier, iScbocf.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-05

9p~oSinlo. Snoebdueren Al esr.
reicns Notwithstanding, 9reo.
aaOe Is, ab6pn., @rosierer. aap.
tain @illiam 9erreien, er aiaanet
|oeo 9soen.
3~oloasiiitent Gaugcien ira
|Iolbora er oiaaaet oeo Dozen Ct.
ter en- Operation for 9lin0tarms
betGnoelie. fun 33 9Iar al.
Malermeitcr g. arnuie, aar.
bus, er aiaaaet peo Dsocn, 81 aar
al. Zen oiosoe par I en- aarrGffe
Reolem al 9nraaoet og par Uieo.
lem al .gifnben"s 9eiprelie.
Torbp. OperIGrer peo Ooenie
aateoralIfole, q. 6. IS. 1eiien er
Il GI. 81. u. O1iooaa /. @arts
aiaaact peo 9e0en paa Ooenie Sp.
aebns. Zen niosoe par isOt 1851.
gsbp. Sneofermcitcr Gbriiteu
SoIm I 2cntoig er aiaaaet ueo D.
Den, 90 anr al. Den nioeoe, Der
6apoe ppret Meolem al 9uraaoci
Ii q aar, OeItog Tom irioilIia
ariqen $3.50 og por Ganne.
brogsmono.
a%ammerberre. 6oiiGaermeiiei
Oberitleitnnnt q. 6. GbriItmas'
Dircfincf sSolmielo er oi9noet pef
Gsoen, ca. 80 @ar al. Den afoeot
aioroe ira 1853 iii 1882 Tieneitl
peo SilIarerne og oeltog | ariger
1864.
garonirt qppenborg. Gil at 40
miniitrere goroniet 06penborg Ell
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-05

Zig SCI. 10 6ormiooag ifllOe aab-
lie ior Gegnin9en al for 1 NilI.
SIR. aftier / oct nDe Dampifibsiel-
ifab Dana, par ganfen ligeirem
beleiret al en- itor Qienneifeifare,
% 0a iaa 0e f~pbeloitne fom inoen
for 9anfen mootog De enOOa Der
9eife0 OH, at Den enc OtilliOn al.
lere0e Dar 10 @onge operitegnet
gennem 9rep eler 1eleion. ollie
9egGrinser oil oerior blioe reOu.
ceret til 2O-25 psf.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-05

figgeOe neo paa Sfiemeitrene oar
Suoen iliot al bans Mbuer; men
BAN baDoe b%eitaaet Brgoen meo Ell
lin 4arafter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-05

Spirlfts I'll Wlnorc0arlgc. cit
fedora, 20. 6eb. Silfeborg @pranb
nnoerfaitteoe / @iteS Bolitipeotrg.
ten en- inogoaenOe 9ebonoling oa
peotog aOifiIlige 9Gn6ringer I Ben.
Get u%eotoges i%anIeoes, at @(nIuorei
Tor llOifGnfnine al Spiritus til
m%inoreonri1c Der, biotil uoeluffen.
oe bar pnnbnilet 9ebGrterne, ireIn.
tioia ogian ifnl paaboile De iungt
WenncIfer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-05

~. tdT UudT dUItE
Bgery starck Piano is guar
anteed for 20 years. This
guarantee b. -~ak Of It the
reputation old-estab-
lished, res ID piano house.
It means what it says.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-06-01
kINcwoop. JUNE


There is 10 logical reason why any
Democrat in Preston county should
not support. the Hon. John ]. Corn
well with HIS voice and vote on Tues
day. He is sterling Democrat and
has never deserted his party or the
cause Of the people during sunshine
or storm. He has ever been fighting
the battles Of the great common peo-
pl and is today one OF their staunchest
friends and strongest defenders i'm the
public forum. He comes from the
Congressional district in which we re-
side and for this additional reason we
should stand by him to the man.
But the strongest and most potent
reason why John ]. Cornwell should
receive the undivided support of his
fellow Democrats In this and every
other county in this state is due to the
fact that he is the one man that can
and will be elected the next governor
OF West Virginia. Consider that ~
years ago he came within 5000 votes
Of being elected when the Republican
candidate for President carried the
state by something like $4,000. This
meant that John ]. Cornwell had car
ried this state, but the returns from
Fayette, Mingo, Mercer and Mcdowell
counties were held back until it was
ascertained what was necessary to
elect the Republican candidate for
governor. John Cornwell then told
the people of this state what would
come to pass under the new tax laws
and what regime of Republican boss
rule would mean. His every proph-
ecy was fulfilled. Today he stands
ready and willing to help alleviate
the existing condition and will make
good to the smallest iota, il given the
chance. The Argus confidently ex-
poets him to be nominated, but de-
sires that the vote nominating him
shall be OF such proportions that it
will strike terror in the opposition
and give hope to the weakened
among our own. II We but do our
part and nominate him his election
Will be by such a huge majority that
even the most daring and corrupt DO
litical machine ever fostered upon a
people will not dare count him out.
Let Cornwell and victory be the slo-
ganf
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-06-01

We hope that each and every Demo-
cratic voter when he goes to the polls
will remember the splendid fight
made by John ]. Cornwell for Cover
nor Of West Virginia in 1904 against
the late w. M. o. Dawson. Mr.. Corn
well told the voters OF the state that
the proposed Dawson tax laws would
result in raising their taxes, many
useless Office holders, the saddling of
the Virginia debt on our shoulders by
mismanagement and the making of a
great Republican machine, financed
by the taxpayers. The people needed
not, but today many OF the same Re
pu5licans who voted against Mr.. Corn
well in 1904 would welcome the
chance to vote for him in 1916. It is
up to the Democrats of the state to
give these Republicans a chance to
protect the pocketbooks of all the tax
payers, and we do feel that the Pres
ton county Democracy will do its
duty and vote for the nomination of
Mr.. Cornweu.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-06-01
COMMISSIONER and Clerks AppOnlsd for June Primary

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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-06-01

The chief characteristic of all the
really great Presidents of the United
States has been patience, eliminating
In quick, decisive action when pa
tience ceased to be q virtue.
None of the really great Presidents
wanted war, or tried to arouse the
people to war-like mood.
On the contrary, the exhibited pa
thence under the most trying circum-
stances, counselling peace and tolera-
ton until the time came when peace
was no longer compatible with the
national honor.
Washington tried to avoid the Revo-
luton, but circumstances finally made
no other course possible.
Lincoln tried to avoid the Civil war.
Mckinley tried to avoid the war
with Spain.
These Presidents were men Of
peace. They were not agitators.
Their voices were not heard in the
market places. sounding the call Of
battle. They symbolized. the nations
love of peace; yet when circumstances
forced the issue, they did not shirk
responsibility.
President Wilson, too, is d man of
peace. 'Valor," said the President, I'm
his speech to the Gridiron club in
February, 1916, SIS self-respecting.
Valor is circumspect. Valor strikes
only when it is right to strike. Valor
withholds itself from all small implica
tons and entanglements and waits
for the great opportunity when the
sword will flash as IL it carried the
light of Heaven upon its blade F."
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-06-01

So far there have been no announce
ments for the county Offices TO OH the
Democratic ticket. and at an informal
meeting OF a number OF Democrats,
from different parts OF the county
Tuesday night, the following candi-
dates were recommended:
For sheriff, f. NJ. Lantz OF King
wood.
For assessor. John C. Mayer Of Ter
ra Alta.
For prosecuting attorney. Robert L.
Brown OF Kingwood.
For Legislature. George Splker of
Brandonville, Thomas Homes OF Tun-
Melton.
For county surveyor. s. n. Guseman
of Reedsville.
IL is understood that there is no part
OF the Democratic party, as such, re-
sponsibe for the above named candi-
dates but the gentlemen assembled
made the above suggestions, with the
understanding that each and every
Democrat has the right to vote for
any one OF the above. or none of them.
as he sees 1T.
However, IL would be TO the best in
terest OF the party to decide on a
ticket similar to the above and cast
the party vote for the gentlemen
chosen. Although the Democrats
have no hope OF electing county Off
cial in the fall, still we should have a
complete ticket TO place on the regular
ballot In November. and It could
scarcely be considered the best policy
to scatter the vote amongst a number
OF members of the party. In the list
selected above each section of the
county was given representation and
they are all good men. It was sug-
gested that ]. V. Gibson be placed on
the list for prosecuting attorney as a
recognition of his services 10 the par
ty but IL was found he would be ineli-
gible, he being chairman Of the Demo-
cratic Executive committee and he
could do a great deal more good for
the party as such.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-06-01

To the Democratic voters of Preston
county:
The undersigned Democrats respect
fully recommend Robert l.. Brown,
Jr.. for prosecuting attorney Of Pres
ton county, to be written in your bal
lot at the coming primary election,
June 9Th. In making this recommen-
dation we feel sure that in Mr.. Brown
we have candidate that is worthy
and well qualified for the position and
that Mr.. Brown viii make a strong
and forceful campaign and VIII event
ually have to be reckoned with at the
polls in November
Respectfully submitted,
]. V. GIBSON,
1. PARSONS MARTIN,
y, l.. BROWN,
J. II. WERLICH.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-06-01
Special Commissioner Sale Of Real
Estate

Estate
NJ. f, Crane, assignee, etc, vs., O. f..
Forquer ct als.-In chancery.
Pursuant to decree Of the Circuit
court of Preston county, West Viz
ginia, rendered in the above styled
chancery cause, on the 10th day of
March, 1915, the undersigned special
commissioners will offer at public sale
to the highest bidder before the front
door of the court house OF Preston
county. West Virginia. in the town of
Kingwood. on
SATURDAY. JUNE oath, 1916.
the following real estate. situate i'm
Portland district Preston county.
West Virginia, adjoining the lands of
Frank Garner, Frank Arnold and 9th
ers, containing 30 and 2-1O acres. re-
serving right heretofore given to the
American Telegraph and Telephone
Co This being the same land convey
ed to the defendant o. r. Forauer by
]. s. Lakn and wife and VIM. NJ
Bishop and wife, by deed dated the
2Sth day Of October, 1906, and or rec
ord In the Office Of the clerk of the
County court Of said Preston county
in DEED Book No ~, page $50. TO
which deed reference Is here made for
a more complete description by metes
and bounds This land Is improved
has a good house and outhuildings on
same, and Is a good little farm, and
should be IN great demand.
Terms Of Sale; Cash en- hand for
sufficient sum to pay the costs Of this
suit and the expenses Of sale. the
balance Of said purchase money TO be
paid I'm six. twelve and eighteen
months from date Of sale said notes
to be payable 10 me special commits
siouer hereafter named, and bearing
interest from date Of sale. with good
personal security and to further se
cure the payment 81 said deferred
purchase money notes vendors lien
will be retained I'm the deed convey
ing said land To- said purchaser. or The
purchaser wifi have the privilege Of
paying cash for said property.
s. r. MITCHELL
Special Commissioner
J J W. Watson clerk " the Circuit
court Of Preston county West vir-
ginla. hereby certify that The above
named special commissioner has exc
cuted bond with good security ac-
cordins 20 law and the decree for sale
10 the above styled cause
J. w. WATSON,
52-ff Clerk.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-06-01
Preston Boy KILLED

Barton o. Hawley, son Of Elisha
Hawley OF Tunneiton. was instantly
killed on the high tension line o. the
Hancock Electric company, near New
Cumberland, this state. May 23rd
The unfortunate young man resided
in Weilsburg with his wife and one
child, who survive At the time OF the
accident he was working on the line
and came - contact with a live wire.
Il Is estimated thai voltage OF o.
600 units passed through his b9ay,
The funeral service was held from
the residence OF William s. Huss.
father-in-law Of the deceased At War
wood.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-06-01

Dirty hands spread much disease7
a high bred dog has a right 10 have
his birth registered 30 has a baby
The y. 8 Public Health service
guards American ports 20 exclude Tor
oign disoaseg
Health Sc credit wifh ne bank Of
nature7
A clean garbage can Is good ex-
ample to the family7
Filth breeds nies--fies carry fever7
siouchy pastures menace health?
Health brings happiness - sickness
sorrow