davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1916-06-09

tets in peraongenen Sabren be-
ptob an biefem boben 5efttag. Sin
nunoerbares @emif9 unO @eiamtz
bib europdifder uno orientaltl4er
Sro4ten. 9ie pbantoftif9en 8urs
nuIIe ber Mraber, bic rotten 5e5e
ber pornebmen, f4wars getleioeten
Meanpter uno bic bielmals I'm Den
&opf geidlungenen Surbone Der
priel tier unb @elebrten mif4ten f9
nit ben prd9tisen Soiletten Der
ous benz Mbenblanb berbeigeftrOmz
ten Jremben. bic Di4t g~eordngt ouf
i6ren @ugen unb Mutos itanoer, I'm
oas feftli4e S9aufpiel gu genieBen.
@iirbig lit bic Seier. mo9t einen
tiefen @innrud ouf -oas Bolt, au3
Der &beoipe 1T ougegen, I'm DC
@9nur gu fiFen. IN Der oas &a<
mel. peldes bas Mabmal (Sdnfte)
trdst, nod Metfa gefiibrt tpirb.
Mu1 in bie1en Sagen pou ipelters
f9iitternber Greisniiie tit Der &umes
leb=plaB gefiiGt nit Menfhen, ano
bic berumitebenbe, saffenoe eingebOs
rene 8eb0lterung &airOs pirft ouf
iie baBerfiiIte 8tide, man9es bob
nii9e S9impfmort entfdbrt ben
troBigen 2ippen, man8e Sauit balt
ii9 unter benz faltigen umbang.
G9on apeimol felt Musbru9 Der
6einbielisteiten bat bic enelti3e
Hssierung ben MusSug Der Mettos
taratpane berboten mas bies fur
bic fanatifde 8epOlferung bes 2an<
bes bebeutet, bsrifebt jeber, Der einen
fol9en Sag unter ben Mouern Der
3itobelle erlebt bat.
SEPT tummeln iiA englif4e Srup=
pen o1er Moffen9nttungen unb aner
S9attiernngsn Der 9autfarbe auf
benz plnB. es finb Geinbe Der De
eppter, fie fdmpfen gegen ihren Raz
lifen in Stambul.
Ser Meltbronb bat bas ionft 10
beitere, lebensfrpbe &airo in elm Mis
litdrlager umgenanbelt. OrDbnenbe
S@ritte marf9ierenber Sruppen
fda1en bur9 bic ebemels NIT einem
reifeluitigen publitum belebrsn
Straben.
Die in bic 8abnb0fe einlalfenoen
l3ise brinsen snblofe &eiben Wers
Washington Journal., 1916-06-09

betrG6tIi9es iiberrossno, bsberrf8t
bic JeItung nit benz binter ibr ems
po~rItrebenben geIbsn &oItfeinfelIen
Der Motottomb0ben, auf benen fi9
England ou9 e%inssniitet BAT, bic gu
ibren 5iiBen fi9 ousbreitenben Sdus
%fermofen!
2lus benz @etpirr Der pintligen
@aHeH erbeben 1i9 bic i'm blenOens
ben SonnenIi9t ~gleiBenOen &ups
peln Der bielen Sduier Auobs, in
beren beutIi9 nabrnebmboren. Diers
edigen Soften, umseben bon i4attis
gen. tiiblen 8oeengGngen, cie 5abls
rei9en Stubenten nit eetreuoten
8einen ouf ben sIott polierten Jlies
fen boden. Mus alen iilomitiI9sn
2dnbern ftrOmen iie berbei, UNI it9
in bic Meisbeiten bes &orons uno
bic 2ebren Mobommeos gu Oerties
fen.
9ier in berlelben 3itabeIe, am
pIob, mo- i'd seitonben, geI9ob es,
onB Wobammeb Nli fi9 Der tbm lts
bequem getporbenen Momeludenbeps
bur9 Mofenmorb entlebigte = gum
Geite tporen fe eeIaOen, unb Elm
8lutbob erportete bic in berrlther
@epdnbern einberreitenben @dits;
nur siner. 10 min es bic Gage, iol
entfDmmen fein, er fprang nit iets
mem treuen pferb binab iiber Die
8riiitung in bic Siefe.
l1npiufiirli9 fam mir beim Mn'
Slid Der @tene Der @ebante: Wenrl
Ti9 bos @olt bo unten gegen bic
englif9e 9errf9oft empOren fpiirbe,
10 f90fe man es bon bier Oben ur>
b~armberaig aufommen, pD aGes BON
Munition unb @9nel@
fenergef9IBen itrOBt glut fpuroe
bur9 bic engen 9aifen flieben!
gu JiiBen Der ensIif4en 3ptns-
burg Iiest Der grOBe &umele1k glaB,
Bon bier aiebt iebes So6r bic aas
rapane bes beiligen Seppi4s nocp
Metta. @9parS bon Menf4en,
Ginbeimifden unb Reiienbtn, pat
Washington Journal., 1916-06-09

lars). Mit biefem @eI6dft puros
Gnglonb Die 9auptteilbaberin oeS
un~fernebmens unD be9ann BON bies
fem Sage ein gepi4tises Wort in
alien &anolangelegenbeiten mit5us
Ipre9en!
Mel9 sutes @efaGft albion gee
ma9t bate, sebt aus folgenoem bsrz
Dor. Diefe &analanteile reprGien<
tieren beute einen Mert BON $175.s
OOO.OOO unb b~ringen $1,000 900
idbrli@e 3infeni Nber ni4t allein
mar es cir @oGbgeI9Gft. fonbern
au9 elm politifdes BON auBeroroents
lidem @ertl Mns nirb sef9eben,
penn einmal bic &pn5efiion abges
laufen ift2
cyn &oiro ipebt auf Der 3itaoele
bic englif9e 5lagge! @s 1T Der
Gtibpunft Der beutigen Ma4t i'm
Delta, 1T gefiiIt NIT alien mOgli&en
Rolpnialtrrppen, @ef9lBen uno
Munition.
9iefer ftol5e 8au ipurce bonn
Sultan Solobin i'm Sabre 1176 aus
ben berbeisef9offten SteinblOden
Der pbramiben BON @i8eb aufgefi6rt
unb befeitigt. Die Stoot I'm Elm
Washington Journal., 1916-06-09

f6pa6 aug. Sn Sronfrei6 ipurs
ben Sirfa 100000 4nteile a 500
Srs. untergebro9t. Der Treunb 2ef@
feps', Der @iaefOnig Mobameb Sub.
Der ii9 lebboft fir ben 8au ins
terefiierte unb bereits cine nombofte
Summe, non iast 100000 Srs..
b~ergegeben bate, iibernnbm jeBt au9
ben Heit Der 4ftien, Inn bas linz
ternebmen gu ii9ern.
Der 8nu tpurbe in Mngriff GEE
nommen; pelde SinberniFe gu iiberz
pinben fparen, pel9e S9pierigfei=
ten befdmpft ipurben, bies gu f9il>
bern, piirbe bier gu tpeit fiibren;
INNER batte Gnglonb bic Sanb i'm
Spiele, bas sroBe Wert gu pereiteln.
Gnbli4, i'm Nobember 1869, tpurs
be bic neue MafertraBe inter grps
ben 5eitli4teiten benz @ertebr iibers
geben!
Ser 8au bate mebr berf9lunz
gen, als borgeieben NOR. @eqen bic
seaei9neten 200,000,00O tparen 432,s
100000 5rs. beraussabt iporben,
unb bic er6offten ginnobmen Der
eriten Sabre bedten ni9t einmaI bic
8etriebstoiten.
Washington Journal., 1916-06-09


= &i4tig. a.: n0er gertouf
lit alfo perfect, ober nun iagen Sic
mir mol, pesbaIb sic pGbrenO Der
8efpre9ung INNER cine iol4e 2ei=
aenbittermiene our S4uu trugen?"
g.: nSie inferierten bod, Sic moaz
ten nur nit e~rnItbaften &eflettanten
De-bonbeln."
= nnm0gIi9 d. Murieden Die
nit ibrer Mutter an elmer &onoitorei
pOrbeisebD: .Mama, i4 CLAUDE, ib
muB meinem Magen ipieoer einmal
stpus autOmmen laHen".
Mdma: r49 seb Du faft inner
nur 9einen Magen i'm ROpfe."
Washington Journal., 1916-06-09

DesbaIb. .Mie tommt Is
benn, baB Der StuoiO Sitfel i9on
in ieiner sSsugenb cine @laBe batte9"
.M9, 1T es ba elm Munoer; ieir
Otter bat ia an i6m fein gutes 9aar
mcbr gelafen!"
9rpbung. Tauler &unbe
(su einem 3igarrenreifenben): pWif~
len sic, penn sic mid nod longe
beldIfigen, baben sic es fi4 felbt Su>
auf9reiben, tpenn i9 einige Miae be-
%ftelle".
Gin ieSes Sisr9sn =.
a.: r@o3u bait Du muir Deinen Obj
reiBfalenoer bdnsen, penr er oo9 ME
oas ri9tige Datum 3eigt! 0eute if
nun f9pn SonnabenD, Ipo bort
bdnat INNER mob Der 0Shnerstas".
s.: sd bite Did. Menf9, sonne
mir bod bas 8ergniigen! Sieb nur,
10 bilbe i4 mir INNER Elm, es pdre
erit Oonnerstag; unD bente Dir nun
bic Jreuoe, tpenn i9 morgen auf>
itebe uno finOe. oaB es SOnntas ift!@
Sbr CT # @soante-
9ausberr (iiber Die lebte premiere
fpreAenO): Scr iunge gubnenbi9s
ter bate immerbin einen ftarten dis
beren @rfolg".
TO8ter: nN4. 1T sr Elm 70 bib
i4er Manag"
Washington Journal., 1916-06-09

fpunoeter BON ben Rrie9sI9aupldBen.
Die SerroHen Der 9otels, no ionIt
bic 6remoen aIer Gambler i'm iiiBen
Ri9tstun bas &oiroer Strabenle6en
betro9teten, nimmeln BON unifors
men; pobin man blidt, finb Die &as
tirDde, bic 19ottiiden 5orben, tur5e
2Dde, nodte &nie porberrf4enb. Iuz
ftralif9e 9eiter trdnten ibre groBen,
itorttno9i9en 9Gule am Nil! @ngs
Lamb bat bei5eiten Dorseforgt, baB
bies @olt Der Geno4en iebpeOer
@9uBnoffe entbebrt; bic @infubr
tpurbe itreneltens iiberpadt. Ser
itdmmige Qraber barf MIR nit feis
mem &niittel iiber 2anb geben. Oie
einbeimiI9en Sruppen, ausf4lieB<
li9 ouB 8erbern ~beitebenb, tparen
nur cine porobstruppe-eine S9einz
ormee. Bon enslif4en Sffi5ieren gs@
britt, fpurben fie nod @usbru4
tleiner putI9e entmoffnet; ibre Wafz
fen un6 Munition befinben ftp III
Der 3itabeae binter @9GoB unb &ie>
gel.
Die @erpfli6tuns Gn9Ionbs, bos
Tiltal gu rdumen, fobalO es fGbi9
ipar, ii9 felbft gu regieren, bat nur
ols pbraie ouf benz papier geftanz
ben! Grit beifpiellofer Wintiir bat
es Bel Musbru9 bes @elttrie9es ben
ben @iaet0nig Nbbas pertretenoen
&esenten ee3tpungen, cine &riegser=
tldrung gegen 9eutf9lonb gu unter@
3ei9nen.
Die erften 5einbfelisfeiten ri9te<
ten fib gesen ben beOeutenben 0iferz
rei9if9en unb beutf9en 9anbel, foz
oar bic 8ertreter bieier beiben @rOBz
mG9te ipurben gepaltfam aus &airo
entfernt. 9iefes briiste 8orgeben
gnglanbs bat oas gar3e nirti9aftz
li@e 2eben 5erriittet, aIer 9anbel
unb @anbel todt. Mobin ion bic
9roBe @rnte an 8oumpo1e? Seem
0olD TT I'M SartDe, urlD Der SeuaGe
fennt fem papiergelb! Ser taufenb
unb aber t%aufenb Menf9en erndbz
renbe Srembenpertebr 1T ausgeblies
ben, bic Not pirb INNER 9rDBer,
unb bos blibenbe .2onb gebt Surtid.
Mm 10. DECEMBER 1916 mari
Gnglonb bic Masfe ob unb ertlGrte
Negppten ols britif9es protettorat,
Der &bebibe Mbbas III. purbe bes
Sbrones perlufig erfIdrt unO feline
gana. Samilie bes 2anbes peripiez
fen. Ser BON linn on iein BOLT gss
ri4tete Nufruf lit befannt; in elmer
apeiten Sluef4rift p%ertrDftet er ieiz
ne untertunen auf ben @inmarf9
Washington Journal., 1916-06-09

Der tiirtiI9en Sruppen. 8isber 1T
nod nidt bel geiGsben am Sue5tds
nal, unb nur BON tleineren Rdmpfen
boben bic 3eitungen gef6rieben. Iber
bic Mbre9nung biirfte tommen! Die
donptiI6e 8ep0lterung, nit Span
nuna benz Bonner Der @ef9iiBe lau>
f9enD, bofft Oonn ouf 8efreiung.
ilmfOnf bat ni9t Der Sultan in
Gtambul ale Moflems gu ben Wof<
fen gerufen. Sober, Der einen SdbeI
i6pingcn tonn, eilt freuOig unter
bos Banner bes propbeten, I'm nur
Der @timme bes @Ioubens gu GEE
Washington Journal., 1916-06-09

oerItGnbnis entftebt, bob nur lie 9ers
rem Der Gage in 4esbpten iinO uno
iebt nit ibren S9iffen fid bisIes
Re6t ersipinsen tperben, penn es
Der Dslttrieg i'm RilInnb erforbert.
Wos gilt beute, mo bic DeIt Ropf
iiebt, bic pertrassmGBige, BON BEN
MG9ten beIdloHene NeutroIitdt bes
Sue8tonoIs! popier 1T g%ebulbig.
unb fous es u%nbequem pirb, mans
bert es in ben papiertorb; England
gloubte fi9 fart eenug, fol9e Nbs
mo6unssn 5uerIt gu miBo9tsn.
Dies 1T unb bleibt Sotfa4e in
Iesppten, feline i'm Sabre 1882 burds
gefiibrte OttupatiOn. bic 4nnerion
Washington Journal., 1916-06-09

borden. Mnob pirb benz tiirtii9sn
Seere ben @ieg berleiben. unb 1T
crit Der Sueatonal uberf4ritten, eilt
bic ganse 8eb0lterung bes pbaraos
nenlanbes, iibsr bas ieit 8eiteben Der
@elt 70 piele politif4e 9tirme oas
bingeraft fin6, feinen glaubensbri<
bern nit offenen Nrmen entgegen.
Ser Sol6monb nirb pieber auf Der
3itabele BON &airo peben!
Washington Journal., 1916-06-09

r Gin berrlider ilarer 9e5embertog
piuq sur Reioe. 0Gbrenb i'm Nes
item bic Sonne uns 2e6epobl fngte,
ftreuts bas 2eudtfeuer bon port
Goio Ieinen eIettriI6en Qi9ttegel
Siber bic @inTobrt bes 9afens, in
benz felt GrofTnung Der Niien uno
europa perbinoenOen 8oReritroBe
Sag unb Nodt reyes, pulIierenoeS
Qeben berrTdt unb 3eu9nis oblegt
Don beHen ftstem @odstum. ber
Wi6tigteit bes groben international
len @ertebrs uno ben fetten @inz
nobmen feiner attiOndre. Guf Der
fi9 BON Der StobtTeite iuett binous
in bos Meer eritrsdenoen MOle roste
Washington Journal., 1916-06-09

Sic IdmeIudengrG6er in aoiro.
Mengen tleiner 8opte bic S9iffsz
treppen umbrdngen, nm bic onfomz
member unb abfabrenOen 3eifenben
5u befOrbern.
@n brsi peiBen S9iffen bampfs
ten mir langfom borbei, I'M unfcrn
2ieeeplab au erreiden. @s noren
englifde &riegsfdiffe; bon einem
f9metterte elm Srompeteniignal iiber
Washington Journal., 1916-06-09

ben !Sofen, bas bon ben iibrisen be-
%nntportet tpurbe.
So, biefe 9erren QngeIfu9fen.
bieie 9erren bonn Stamme rNimm"
hoben fi9 in port Saib febr brett
sema6t; in allen politif6en Oingen,
bic ben &anol betreffen, brGngen ie
fi4 in ben @orbererunb, bamit ia
Bel ben anbern MG6ten fem Mibs
Washington Journal., 1916-06-09

in Der raid aunebmenOen 0unteIs
belt bos Stonbbilo 2eIIeps' gum
iterniiberfdten 9immel empor. llne
mitteIbar babinter beginnt Die Staot
unb Der belebte 2anoungsplaB, no
bic groBen Saeanrieien ibre aobIenz
DorrGte erneuern. @aren gel0f9t
uno geIoben perben unb unenbli9e
Washington Journal., 1916-06-09

Serr: S0ren sic mai, sic iinS
tpobl Elm armer &eiienoer uno iuz
den Mrbeit9
@tromer: Mls pie ide? Nee,
Mdnneten, bet BAN mer benin bod
nod ni4t nDtig.
Washington Journal., 1916-06-09

n2Bus lleIUI UeHN Urt OHH1N'e1
oort9"
u@r mint SierbGnbiser."
,Waa-c-a-s?
nNa ia, Dos 1T er 0o@ f4on: mor@
gems fiibrt er feinen Rater fpa5ieren
= iiber Says binbet er 8Gren an
bes Mbenbs oreifiert er GuAfp unh
bes Na9ts ton5t er nit mem AffeH
iibern M~arftplaB."
Washington Journal., 1916-06-09

90 Iieot er ItunoenIona. Gin @ogeI
fdreit
Sen S6rci Der giot IN Nadt niio Gins
lamfeit,
Sn Die ser Slid oes Spdbeubet 9cridtct.
SEQ seller.
Washington Journal., 1916-06-09

Sen &ameraoen nett. melt boreeidoben,
9ieat er I'M SeI6, i'm NnfhIa9 Oas @es
tpebr,
limb bGIt porIidtie ieinen &opf erboben:
Sein @nge iiberrngt Die nieore &ebr.
Sic er aus Nderer6e Dor 1i6 auf9eidiits
tet. -
Washington Journal., 1916-06-09

GnoIono froblOdte! 9IIs ober Our9
ne,A einoeFiibrte &onalgebiibreH bies
fen finonaielen S9pierigteiten obs
oebuIfen tpurbe, oIs nit sinem S4las
Washington Journal., 1916-06-09
ArgDptrn, bic A6iaestrrIt GngtnSs.

Bon obsrftIeutnont q. .. Ssinide.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-09

THE high cost of living is a ser
ious problem in every American
home. We charge that excessive prices
result, in large measure, from the
high tariff laws enacted and main
tanned by the Republican party. and
from trusts and commercial conspir-
acies fostered and encouraged by
such laws. and we assert that no sub
stantial relief can be secured for the
people without import duties on the
necessaries OF life are materially re-
duced"-Democratlc platform Of
1912.
The tariff on the necessaries of life
has been radically reduced, reduced
so much all along the line that 1t has
been necessary to devise all sorts Of
new and onerous special taxes-but
the cost Of living has not been re-
duced. 1t is steadily increasing. Last
week one OF the most extensive res
taurants In New York, an institution
which has more than a hundred
branches in that city and branches IN
other cities. restaurants where the
wealthy never eat, but which feed
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-09
Whom WIN You T,n,st2

Senator Root, in his great speech
in New York city. after declaring
there was general agreement that
after the war America will be CON
fronted by tariff barriers in every now
belligerent country, said:
What are we going to do then2
We must do something. We must
protect ourselves or we shall become
the dumping ground Of the world
and our workmen will beg in the
streets. Even the Democrats have
seen that something must be done, for
they have provided tariff board to
ascertain and report tho true facts
to which tariff law Is to be applied.
Now we all understand that II tho
country wants tariff for revenue
only they may put the making Of It
in the hands Of the Democratic party.
But can any sane man contemplate
that party making a protective tariff?
In the first place. they can't do 1t
honestly. They don't believe in 1t.
They were born and bred In differ
ent faith
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-09
THE OTHER HALF
(By Associated Charitles.l

It has been the daily task OF the
Associated Charities to respond to the
need Of persons and families in dis
tress through sickness, unemployment
or other causes which have produced
dependency. To secure for them em-
ployment and medical or other relief
necessary, and what is equally i'm
portant. to render those less obvious
acts Of patient understanding, personal
helpfulness which really produce re-
suits in assuaglng distress, renewing
courage. developing resources within
the family itself and restoring DEEPEN
dents TO the plane OF self. .upport.
The encouragement disclpI" and
personal service is what max = organ
lied charity a ladder instead Of a
crutch.
The value OF the work done by the
Associated Charities in the treatment
OF dependency cannot be measured nv
the sums expended for food. fuel. rent
or other material aid; although where
these are necessary they are provided
promptly in sufficient quantities. It's
value lies rather in the skill and ex-
perience and character of the workers
themselves. But be II SO effective. the
charitable treatment of distressed in
dividuals cannot alone bring to pass
that reimbursement of society in which
those conditions which now make nov
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-09

presidential candidate is here. 1t
would be fine thing II the city
would turn out enmasse to greet our
distinguished visitor To hear tho
domestic and foreign problems Of the
nation discussed by man Of the
genius, the intellectuaul capacity and
intellectual honesty OF Mr. Hughes
cannot but contribute to public edu-
cation. Even the schools could be
dismissed for the brief period during
which the former supreme court
Justice is here without warranting
the indictment OF political bias
against those responsible for the de-
parture.
The coming OF Mr.. Hughes and his
entertainment here for brief hour
will be something more than a parti-
san event. 1t will be national event
and Clarksburg should honor the oc-
casion In a manner entirely fitting.
Next Wednesday will be a red-letter
day in the 1916 campaign, SO far as
Clarksburg Is concerned.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-09

bred and six karat diamond ring on
the proper finger.
Il will call at your home in Ho-
boken and take 1t to the engraver's,"
he promised. "on it there shall be
engraved a little verso OF my own
composition: From the count to
Teresseh, Who so sweetly lisped
yessir."
How indescribably romantic!" she
cried.
AS the Dachshundt liner Periscope
II reached New York harbor, q swarm
OF government detectives rushed on
board. Everyone was allowed ashore
but the man whose description they
had-a tall. panetella-shaped man
with black hair and amethyst eyes.
The count! They searched him for
twelve hours, but no trace Of SNUG
gled ring could they find.
ii.
At eleven that night the count, who
was none other than McNabb, the
diamond smuggler, called upon Ter
essa 0iGook and bore of the ring.
II shall return with 1t tomorrow
evening" he vowed.
In due course Of time Teresa mar
rled another guy, SO the story has a
happy ending.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-09

erty inevitable shall be no more. This
Is Job which the whole people must
get under. Only a developed social
consciousness and conscience can
accomplish and who better can arouse
and create this sense OF Responsibilities
tnan those who know the blight and
bitterness Of poverty.
Il haven't had anything to eat since
yesterday morning. Can't YOU get me
some work. said forlorn young
fellow. Food, lodging and EMPLOY
ment seemed 10 offer solution Of his
difficulties, but the social worker saw
more deeply. He realized that he was
dealing with man who had had n
taste OF tramp life and back of whose
unfortunate condition lay cause
creator than unemployment. A physIc-
ian examined the man and found that
he was unfit for work and advised hos
pltal treatment While in the hospital
the association communicated with his
parents. who, though poor sent a mart
OF the sum necessary to bring their
son home. Only two dollars was ex-
pended by the association in this case,
but let us not forget the expenditure
OF thought, time and service which
secured the cooperation of physician,
hospital and parents, and resulted in
returning the man to the place where
opportunity and duty summoned him.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-09
The Hughee Meeting.

.
Clarkgburg and Harrison county
Republicans are planning TO make the
Hughes meeting next Wednesday the
biggest political event Of the present
compaign, Notwithstanding the fact
that tho visit Of tho distinguished
political leader, and who In all hui
man probability will be our next
president, is casual and incidental to
day whose feature meeting is to be
held at another city. In other
words. visit to Clarksburg is not the
prime purpose OF Mr.. Hughes's com
Ing. The mechanics OF railroad
transportation provided an hour here
and an enterprlsing local political
leadership will utilize it by co-opera-
ton with Mr.. Hughes managers and
the Republican national committee.
incidentally the city Is afforded an
other opportunity to evidence its ira.
ditional hospitality.
The mere fact that Clarksburg is
not scheduled as a feature meeting
place In the Hughes itinerary need
cause no feeling OF slight. 1t is i'm
possible within the limitations OF a
campaign for presidential candidate
HStu HA5mL nlceIuB IN every CITY
the size OF Clarksburg and there is
good fortune in the fact that we are
to have so distinguished a guest for
an hour.
Clarksburg should make the most
Of the opportunity. The city and
county should turn out en- masse for
the event, for event 1t will be.
1t would be fitting If business in
the downtown district should be sus,
pended for the hour during which the
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-09
NOTHING SEEMS To
HURT MI" SAID
]. B. GREYNOLDS
But Twas Vastly Different
Before Nery-Worth
Stepped In.

The fire boss of the Columbia mines
told how different 1t was in a state
ment made some time ago to Drug
gist H. +. Burke. as follows:
II had nervous indigestion and
would have pains in stomach and be-
tween the shoulder blades. Was a
poor sleeper. Jerked in my sleep.
Would not get more than three or
four hours Of sleep per night. Tired
in the morning. Felt old and stiff.
This trouble was Of one years stand
ing.
Taken about one bottle of Nery-
Worth and can sleep, eat most any
thing Nothing seems to hurt me.
My food digests, pains are gone and
l feel like a new man and my work
is easier done, not near so laborious.
/ think am about we'll"
Your dollar back at Burke's drug
store, If Wentworth does not beneft
Observation-Disclosures.
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Frugality Is JoIted.

In these days when It is so easy
and cheap to produce 80 many COM
moditles, our frugal dnstincts-in-
stincts that we are often urged to pre-
serve-do not always seem profit
able, observes the Rochester Demo-
crnt and Chronicle. IN some occupa-
lions II is saving OF money for
highly phid workmen to throw away
materials once used instead of saving
them for second use-although, OF
course, that does not take into ac-
count that the handy boy might not
effect such an economy in his spare
moments.
The saving OF rags and papers for
ttinerant ragmen brings exceedingly
small returns to the housewife, and
greatly tries her soul, for nine times
out Of ten she knows that she Is being
shamefully bamboozled. To give
such waste to mission or home for
unfortunates she often finds much
moro satisfaction. As to the sale of
empty bottles, II apears to be cheap
or for Industries to buy new bottles
than to renovate old ones-cheaper
to buy even good grade OF bottle
than to wash one In which an oily
substance has been used. Then. there
are the very proper sanitary precau-
tons to be observed. One woman
writes that OF basketful of old bot
ties she had saved ragman selected
three acceptable under the rules Of
board Of health and offered cent
for them, but didn't have to
pay the cent because he could not
change nickel. Old fashioned fru-
gality gets its bumps these days.
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Grouped with United States sena-
tor William e. Chiffon, State Demo-
cratic Chairman Glenn L. Shaver and
others OF the Democratic bosses and
their hireIlngs, Judas Iscarlot would
stand today as man Of high honor.
Col. Wylle Beall, treasurer OF the
Democratic state committee.
The editor Of the Hades Hot Plate
ts authorized by Mr.. Judas j. 1scarl-
OF, who called on ye scribe today, to
send greetings to Col. Beall and
thanks for them kind words. On his
own account. 20 editor will say that
hell Is all het up with pride over
this complimentary reference to one
of its foremost and best known resi-
dents.-Hades Hot Plate.