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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-31

CHARLESTON, May 2I-Mayor
o. II. Bootor, OF Williamson, whom
the Lilly people are seeking to Gust
from Office in order to debauch the
primary election IN that city was n
visitor In Charleston this week.
In an Interview Mayor Booton says
he Is being made the victim OF po-
litIoRl conspiracy concocted BY Judge
James Danron. OF the Mingo circuit
court. ex-Congressman James A.
Hughes, tho Lilly campaign manager,
and othor Lilly leaders.
The attempt 10 Dust me from Of
fco.'' said Mayor Booton, came 1T
the close OF regular meeting Of
tho board OF commissioners almost
at the midnight hour. l was glvou
no notice OF the impending proceed
ing and a vote was taken on tho
resolution which undertook 10 Gust
me and appoint J. ". studehaker
my successor, within ton minutes
after It's Introduction.
y. ". studebaEer is a hrother-ln-
law OF Judge James Dnnron and
controlled by him. Nj. Ssudebakur
Is q Lilly supporter.
"In Mingo county the LILY people
have a slate OF local candidates and
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-25
CONNECTICUT.
DELAWARE.

Wilmington CLOS $40 .s
AZ = :, J our = Z: 1881
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-25
NORTH CAR.oL..Il.:H,.:.Al!.

Ashevirs (20.l5Tl. I'd
a,issa i Ig: :s5s g &
.L- 6un...5.1...E. as 1920 20 q
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Raleigh Il $3.50.
e. : News and
Observer NJ q s. 1929 ll2 81
Wilmington t2T. 7sl9.
q, !plspsteh:, e = ;.S o. $3.50 .3s -
seatiael 80. = o,27o 20 y
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-25
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Concord (22.291)
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-11
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-11
nIenitaa, 6M 1l. slanaar l9lG.


Tie e9laMridten bon sen ariegsihapldBcn boben IL
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-11

Gs faro am s Sonnnr 1915 anna Mtebed,
aep SprHer, i'm G2. gebensiabr. geiebte G5nt
tln bon 5rcoerid Qgicord gSetipnn6ie nnb
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nadb cer Nolp Wiortbrerss&rdc no nm .
l1r. eue Neutrality-suspicious. fir br Geelenbei
ge.eien miro 8ciIcBung nnf benz Aonuie
MracaSrlehhrIe." lNnnn--1il
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-11

gtm 5. 2dnu1r 9Ognr n. QIrnolo, Nr. 1920,
HQgssglpenue, 66 Sabre ait
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slm &. Ndnunr Hauio Burn, ut. $751; Aefts
WnrrcsGtrnitc AG Ndbrc aIf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-11
SUhu Sl]enScl.

Gs iiarp nri s. Snrnor 1910 Subn 9euIei,
gelic9er e'aic bon 2oniin Neucl ~ irncuI
" reUcnsinbr Sic Aeeroionto iin6et an
Dicuitug, 1i Sanndr. Nanmitags 3 ilbr, bon
icincr sSQbiiung, Wrl SOL Noro.2n5crmeseh.,
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-11

s. iiarb nr 0. Saruur 1910 9iuaipt SncrA
peia, neltcbicr @niic Don 9arbara GtcrDcin
MA llpr pon icIies Mobnnnq, gT. i3i0 gpil.
iam.&trnlc, aus ndb oer 6t arculsNirdc, no
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Wo -oeriI alil ocm opl Arcu5 5rieoDoic" Iiait.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-11
'FPlaying Tho German Game. v


Playing Tho German Game"
On the other hand the President
has "a line up" of the pro-British
press championing the cause Of Great
Britain to the detriment not Of Ger
many, but OF tho United States In
it's Sunday edition the New York
Herald, owned by man who has
been living in Paris for the last rs
or 80 years, publishes a communities
ton from its Washington correspon-
dent, J. r. Ohl, in which he says
1T is highly probable that some
Senators and Representatives in the
Congress Of the United States will
be called upon by their constituents
to make clear whether they are
willing tools Of Germany or are just
dupes playing ignorantly into the
hands Of Kaiserism"
TO this amusing surmise Mr.. Bcr-
nard II. Ridder remarks
The Senators and Representatives
alluded TO are obviously all but
Messrs. Lodge and Gardner. They
may be called upon to make the ex-
planation suggested BY Mr. Oil, but
we hardly think they will be. There
Is much reason, however, for the
constituents OF the gentlemen from
the Bay State to ask themselves
whether they are being represented
by Americans or by Britishers.
The Herald delights in novel and
farfetched adjectives and phrases.
which seldom take. and which
never apply. Thus it refers to the
practical collapse Of Hun credit" by
which is meant the financial credit
Of Germany and Austria-Hungary
Thus IT creates the phrase playing
the German game in Congress, =, de-
signed to conceal, aid and abet the
playing Of the British game In Wasn-
ington below Capitol Hill The rec
ords OF the gentlomen Of the Con
gress who have advocated playing
the American game have nothing to
fear from examination
Was II playing the German game
when Senator Hoke Smith called for
an investigation Of Great Britain's
encroachments upon our trade
rights. or was II playing the game
OF the American cotton planters?
Was it playing the German game
when Senator Gore suggested the
obligation OF the American Govern
ment to warn American citizens from
travelling on belligerent ships, or
was II playing the game Of those
willing, without such warning, to
follow The unfortunates Of the Lusi-
tania to their destruction?
Was il playing the German game
when the same gentleman urged the
application Of principles which gov
ern the shipment Of explosives on
vessels engaged in coastwise trade
between the ports Of this country to
our overseas trade, ~ wqs II play
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-11

gArean 5eg lgeganbc-anIpeIlarg.

TO- Sanuur 1916
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loren BON SO y. R 3u iniianirG
3. 3. Sgrnc,
(Sani1-12) @ebduoe-Snipc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-11


Ecr gsctfriel bat III GcittlGlano SuIocrte nele &c
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aeroent rau ne arttidcn ErWpcn niii allen @ldrdcu
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-11

bon GliIn6ctb SrcIitnGam
gtr 20ii GrcanosGtrnHc, oe bcuc, a. "a.
miur. por orei Sa0rcn gciirrbcn, aber unber
gcBid VI.
gou brcm cjattcn, eDGurn uuS Gutcdn.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-11

Sin runSuiiidcr GDrreipunOent i'll 5nlOufi beGanp.
tat Hcc arcd)iidc 2ta0t lei bon Scr aQiirten cbt -
iinrt beeigt Dal iie uieine6mbor pire 5nlonif
piir0c non Auianoros Ger bic @ta0t $40 Gbr grim
oete nadl pnpr SenabIii elmer Ecdlter 9Ganocr oeS
GJroicu bcnomt iinb cine Srau 6ut id notb nod5 ue
ilas alS luleiancbalbar eruieeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-11
Sine eeialseuc SIritif.

Inter oeer llcbcridriit itrci6t sic oglem Dorfcr
2taats- 3citlng"
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bcuericiSmcrtbcn Rcoc bic c5riinoe cittpidc melGc
bm fir 0ie Iurhfilbrlmg Oes Rinmgsprogranlms 6eg
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bisbcr ais Gin rnmHer &dnpe Der Administration cr-
pieicl imp ollte ao ait lnerrdtet cin Aber CT agt
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uirfl6 Suiagt? ggolltc man all bcn Miinidcn ocics
adntpcu gcrcdt wcrocu, ID mbic set Braocnt "a icnc
gauge aii5udrtige &otf untrcnpcln!~~
Cb sic Moro~, ser Dcralo" Sic Zines, sic
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3citin9cn cst ndlt aud] ocli 1clotcr Gbum6rlan 81
0ea sSDpbcii" pcricn mcroer?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-11

GngIanO Oll StaIcn 5ue 8illionen girc fir Scn aa
cciicrrcb-ltnaarn imo 1Gtidano bcaan9cnen Treu.
brid bc5dllt babc Der areg bat ocn Salicncru idon
lueit up6r ais 5uci 9lonen 2irc aefritet Silocrt-
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fcincn l6cil ocS 1errcdide @ebicea crobert ooS e.
o0nc @utpcrgiebcn bdttc bctpmmeu f0nnn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-11
GO6n @esluia,

Neidcubcgtntter
Nr. zoos. Crlrnns.atrahc, 8drtlrurr, Wio.
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Nntidlcn SO psimtrthen iiir nile CScIcgenhcifrn
tlEd201S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-11
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Baltimore (Scmetcrn.
qnnOpn Iarf Grn.ctcrn.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-11
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Geuti1e yanf uon Baltimore.
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lev Nani piro In ocm @dnipebduoc, giOrbmcii.
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(9e82t 2s,Sau41i)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-02

MOST attractive West Grace home. No .323.
Every improvement, rooms. viii eN-
change. Apply on premises. Boulevard
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-02
FOR SALE-Vehicle,

FOX wagons. 90 t. Richardson's Hr"s. 81.
tr""k Avenue. painting. repairing and
ruhbtr tire work. Madison tsG7.
fnnnbout. $1b: runahout. S..: top bug
Ky. $40: ] surrey. $50: | SURREY $iO0: |
Sr""cry wagon. $50: l grocery wagon. S2.
lh"s: II DulL" 90. sol Erook Avenue
FOR sale. surrey aud hnrucss: no rcasona-
bic oncr refused. III Gladstone Avenue.
BALANCE OF OUR STOCK or iOHSE
DRAWN VEHICLES.
one surrey. Rubber Tires: Regular Price,
one surrey. Steel Tires; Regular rrlcc.
orr stecl-Tirsd SURREY: Regular Price:
p'i"C. Sl.i. $50
TN" Rnib"r Tired Mo.cr business Hu:E,;
rvcnlar rri"". tl'i. now SEQ
Iw" New tr0rrrN Wagons. $50 aud 500
several H"nc-Mndr Grocery Wagons ~
q S''rtilCC To MAKE r."In for auto work.
SMIfIi-MODHE VEHICLE CO.
~, North Filih street. Madison :i:p.
W.: hay" several hurc'r>. surrey, aud run.
5h"rtS damaged by wst"r anI sWvl>~ 1T
nnH below Gust to manufacturer. X; e.
lrisloM II North Eirhtccntr Street,
VERY. VERY CIT.:.>r.
lIhll: yurr,y al.j line harness. SyNcral
other good vehicles. Apply ia roar lbs
North Plum Street.
EVERYTHING reduced in price. High
grade top buSSicS for $50 ail up. runa
bouts, va and np. Several surveys at cost
Wagons for every business. Top or open
EASY terms. a. Movers Sons. .@l Tas, Cary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-02

1'NFtItTI.N IFU rUW'morClNl sNIus'lNM. Win
executive ability sni capital. wishes To
arrange active partnership with experienced
INSIDE man who has fuil know ledge Of some
promising business. and ncein work FOR our
selves In answering. si""ify tho business
Son wish organizing All replies treated
'oHndr ntiallN. References to bc fully
Changed. Address. "Lohusou." HuN >a5. CITY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-02
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS
BY RUFFIN & SLOAN,
Real Estate Auctionecrs.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
NO sos 12 NORTH TWENTY SMITH
STREET.


BY virtue OF certain deed of trust.
dated June Is. 1913. and recorded in
tho clerks Office, Richmond Chancery
Court. In deed book 222-A. page 1877.
70 the undersigned trustees. default
having been made in the payment of
the debt therein secured. and being
required so to do by the beneficiary,
we snail sell at public auction, on the
premises, on
THURSDAY. JULY 6. 1916.
ut Is o'clock L. NJ.
tina. certain lot. with the brick tcne-
ment thereon. known Eis No. sos .
North Twenty sixth Street, fronting
1t ttet 10H inches, more or less, aud en-
tending back 1913 feet to an alley.
TERMS Enough cash to dcfr;ty the
expenses OF executing this trust aud
TO discharge Il note OF 81 40 with in
tcrest thereon from September IS, 1915
and any balance to he made payable
at six and twelve months, with in
terest at q per cent. and to be secured
by deed of trust on the said property
j.. LORRAINE RUFFIN,
JOHN SLOAN,
Trustees
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-02
FOR sALE-,Iiscellancous
YOU t'ANN,T AFFORD TO MISS THESE
BARGAINS ~ HOUSEHOLD

wv N.NN.>' .Nf Ft'Sp IL MISS
BARGAINS IN HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE
SEVERAL. slightly used Singer mychincs.
S." 4" Si2'I, lust i-pascSnr"r swings
lett ~ cost. We have one lot OF rcryir-
Drai"'>, assorted sizes and Kind. that We
WIN SOL below cost. season t. closing
ono lot of slightly used Hoor covering
consisting Of rugs und druge"tS OF various
kind: your price ours. W. have on" lot
q" willow po-cartS that closing out
az 81 cents on II dollar. All porch mrd lawn
furniture at cost. som" haI gains. TWO pianos
.nFh'iy used; Will s.il ct >'crl0c" for room.
One lot "f second .hpn! = ~ mattresses,
!rrlEsS and beds: take the at our price.
l.o"h' dr1ss"rS from s. TO $. ranges.
from $i" up: v"rdrn!'"S FROM ~ $40;
h't"h.n cabinets from 81 TO sic: ,~any other
iH,tsatns. So tohh Furutur" for terms.
l;?i Erst Nain street
ron sale. hors, rubber. ,ir"d surrcr aud
harness. fr' III Cow ami calf. lV"r johnson
rcN"licr 81; W.~t carr.
For sale. southern Literary Messenger FOR
'N3i-''. Eclectic NaraIim" Tor iNGH. Address
:, y. r"r" rim"s- pisp"t"h
FOR sale. one shur" OF Country club stock.
owncr i"aTinG city. can Madison az
FOR sale. upright plane. cheap 1" Vuici>
huyor. Can l." Sc"n at ~ south cherry.
Will. SA,'UiFI'E 70 QUICK BUYER. 8
KARAT DIAMOND FOR $3.50. q 81. CARE
ri HES DESPATCH.