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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1916-08-18

Miss Title Jorgenson visited at
Webster over Sunday With friends.
Miss Rosina Hojer spent Sunday
with her sister at Webster.
Per Berg and family left Thursday
night with their household effects for
their new ON at Mckinney. n. Oak.
where Per is now engaged in the gen
eral merchandise business.
Elmer Taus and sister Emma Of Or
tonville autoed thru Summit Wednes-
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1916-08-18

Mrs. Halverson Of Ortley IS visiting
her brother, A. Gillildnd, and family
this week.
Mr.. Hyde Of Medora. N. Oak. one
of the old settlers of Lura township,
is here on "a visit to his brothers. near
St~rOuseton.
James Law Of Audubon, Iowa, spent
a few days here this week looking
after his farming interests in Mazzep-
pa.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1916-08-18
Republican Ticket.

National
Charles E. HUGHES
For Vice PIcsident-
CHARLES W. FAIRBANKS
Presidential ElectOre-
Alvin wAGGONER
FRANK W. MEEHAN
\. :. sS2Le
Congressional
For Congreseman-Second Dietrict
ROYAL e. JOHNSON
PETER NoRBEcK
Lieutenant Governor
Secretary of State
FRANK NJ. ROOD
Attorney General
JAMES E. nANDLlN
Treasurer
&. II. HELGERsoN
Commissioners OF School and Public Lands-
N. 4. KNIGHT
superintendent of Public Instruction
G. II. LUGG
Railroad Commissioner
FRANK +. WELLS
Legislative
G. $. AMsDEN
Representatives
j. X. BIRCH
O. Il. OLSON
County.
Treasurer
A. A. R~LOMQUlsT
Auditor
f. NJ, harper
Sheriff
THOMAS FINLEY
Register ct Deeds
A j. hOLLE
Clerk OF Courts
EARL LIGGkTF
Superintendent Or schools
ISAAC N|AGfIGALL
states Attorney
ROBERT y JONES
County andgo-
SAMUEL y. L0CkHAHP
Coroner
J.. a. IACOTEL
County Commia-ioner-Third District
FRANK FRANSEN
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1916-08-18
Notice Tor Dissolution of
loi pOrutloh

state ~ South D4Nata. County Of Grant.-es.
nGifcnit Court. Fifth judicial Circuit.
In the matter Of iAe application of swan Mer-
camille GnntltnnN. & domestic corpofatiop, for
voluntary dissolution.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION
Notice Is hereby given that a duly verified petit
tion aud Application has been presented to the
tifcnit Court FOR the Fifth JEdlciaI Circuit Of
the state q South Dakota, within and for the
County OF Grant, praying Tor the dissolution OF
the swan Mercantile Company, a domestic cor
poral on of the State of South Dakota, and the
Court having ordered the came to be filed, and
that the Clerk OF said Court give notice that all
persons Interested IN said corporation. and AL
persons having AIRY claim against said cor pom
ton. and All persons opposed 70 said dissolution
shall i'll" the same u the office Of the Clerk OF
the Circuit Court At his office IN the Cont House
III the City Of Nllbank. County OF Grant and
State OF South Dakota, within thirty days from
the fret publication Of This notice.
Wherefore, take due notice and govern your
self accordingly.
Dated this 18th day OF Augrst. A. d. 1915.
-EAL EARL LlGGErT,
Clerk of the Circuit Court within and for the
County of Grant, South Dakota.
=. $. Lockhart. attorney for petitioner. Mil
bauk, south Dakota.
TATE OF SOUTH Acknowledgements OF
Banking and Finance.
CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY
United States % America p,
State Of South Dakota
This is to certify that I u. L.. Wingfeld. Put
lie Examiner OF the State Of South Dakota AND
ex ofiicio superintendent OF Banks hsv- exam
ined ir'o the condition of the BANK OF COM
MtRCE located at Milhank, South Dakota. and
found tbs capital stock of eald bank to be to wit;
The cum OF Twenty-Five Thousand Dollars. and
that aAid amount has heeD paid into said bank
IN fnll In money Of the United States. that 1t has
complied with the laws Of the State Of South
Dakota govarnlt Z the organization Of hanka and
ie therefore hereby authorized to open for the
transaction of business.
In testim ny whereof | have herenntO set my
hand and affixed my official seal this 18th day of
August, a.. u. 1916.
j. L. WINGFIELD,
Public Examiner.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-10

rrr'iNa HapIiaIINiIrnI hlapci II protivniki pravcga
irlavNkrga naprcdka. Ncdeti pa mOramo, da je
p"iuIal y v"lIkl mcri OdviSen od naSega delovanja
ali wir"vanJa. V nciah tega polozaja Sc bo razvi-
jaIa h"doca NorialiNtitna propaganda. Pozabiti pa
uo >'ucno. da mi SAM lahko re meje razSirimo ali
/uli'uo. \aNi zaNluga bo. kar d~Oscieno; mas greh,
cesar me- duSc/cmo, SluvenSki Sodrugi imaio Svoie
l"ljr. ka'rrr imaio obdrlovati in cd njih jc cd
>i~no kdaj in kako ho pole obdelano.
Nv uhiluu dclu. hi mas Gaka. ir treba pred vsem
a"hr" "rganIacijc; IN organizaciio je treba Judi,
Isl Jo ~"livljajo. NaIi Stranki jr doslcj primanikO-
NaIo do.aNnih moti in lehko So reGe. da je bilo ve
'~'rk'lvu" drlo natovorjeno pray malemu Stevilu
uulrioVHIuIn >udrugOv. Xxi So >tOrili. kar Jim je hi
Ip mogurc. dotim So ic vclika vetina Use premalo
udcIclcyHla ,'varm"ga della. Del0 V stranki ie ze-
.n ralu"vr-'no u urkaj opravlja lahko vSakdo, cc-
tuil %" cur , >cbi Npo>ohnoSti. da bi snoval ma
'r'r .r yodlI armada. Ravno "a podrobno delo.
sI 200 nd" uauj potrebno in koriStno, ie doslei pri-
Waui6uyaIo moii. vNlcd cesar ie marshal zaoSta-
.". sar hi ST bilo lahko i@zvrSilo.
Della, Isl 81 nam priblIuje. >e mora udeleiiti
g "rganizarila i'm v>nk po>ameznik mora zaviha-
2 r"faN". Nprvrm redu j. To potrchn0 IA razSir-
Jrutr lruIc'arcH in IN utrditev organizaciie.
"" iI"or"rr j" trrha poloiiti ma >tran. kdor ina
taN>u" %funkcij", mora podvojiti. mora podvojiti
>'"Jc mori. kdor jc ~prcproSti clan, mora zatcti
Z ak'iynIm >odclovanicm kdor ie dosiej Oh >trani
>.nra'lNraI : >lramko. 50 il mora pridruiiti.
\"prlI"tu" 81 naloge. Iii Gakaio SocialiSte y
'uaocup~ti. Od naS'Va della. cd naSc agitacije jr
%ulri>u", krdaj b0do t. nalogc i~zvrSene. Yes svet
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-10

res tak", nam J" nalzadnji dokaz Sublct. Wyo.
kJ"r lr mala prrmogarSka kcmpa viSoko V hri.
hih. Tamkaj imamo agilncga sodruga IN zaston-
llka. katerl nam j" postal cello vrSto noyih ma.
r"rnlk"v in uNtanovil : p"moGio >voiih ~somiSlic-
mIkov nov. So". kluh.
kollko j" :" dclavccv. koliko je znancev in
prlJat"IJ"v, kollko ir Norodnikov. XII So MISC naro-
Gem ma >"ciali>tlcni list in XII Sc ne trpajo IL MEGA
v"dll IN d"lav>ko borbo. Na;a skrb i'm naSa ma
l"ga J". da v>r 'c mla6nczc napolnimo 2 ognicm
lr"prlranJa IN navduSenja i'm da jih navdahnemo
: N"claIiNi'cnlm Npoznamjcm. Dajmo Jim "Prolc-
tarca ' r"ke. HI mai poStanc izvirek pouka i'm
dnS"Vn"ga razvedrila IA vSc SlovenSko della vstyo
y" p"zahIiuo. ia le vSak dan, Iii ga zamudimo. H.
g"hIJch. q" 10" d"lo Zmcr0m tczje, da So bOdo owl.
re Nein" h"IJ kupifilc. Dclo "a "Prolct area ir
d"l/n"Ni Nl"h"rn"ga Sodruga in nihGe So ne more
|@"N"rlaiI, da NINA >p">ohno>ti. NaroGnika liS,u
Iahk" prld"bl v>ak. g." 81 tudi pc duSnvni razho-
r'"Stl ne NOR" ko~ati 2 - rccimo Marxom,
Drlga >tvar pa ic o%krrpiirv organizaciic. Kicr
"h>f"laJ" l"kdlne organlZaciic. SO mora ozreti no
NNem "kr"Ju. da 80 uStanov" podobnc organizaci-
Jc poN>"d. kJ"r jc lnogorc. .Ako 50 kic posamezni
>"drUg1. pa :" nlmaio >voj" >kupnr organizaciic.
haJ 81" N"Nian"l" in maj ii jo u>tanovc. kdor ne We.
N"k" zarr'I. mai 81 ohrn" do hIlnic organizaciic.
d" |N"Zn"ga taJnlka. kjer dohi va mnvodila. v,c
p"daik" IN v>ak potrebni pouk.
RaISlrl"nJr Proloiarca in okrcpi,cv o,oo.
Nl/A'lJr -" mora i@zvr>iti. N>cga della ne Smrmo
"d!a>a'l v"dn" lc ma poznciii aa>. Po,tranSkih
''/aN :" 90 >m" u>rraiiti nihtr; v>akdo 50 mora.
/aN'd"il. da hr"I h"ia nj image.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-10
VOina in socialist.

/N"/a Ic hiIa zadnji po~ku>. upoS,aviti zopet pro.
iIr"vuluciouaruo koaiiciio liza |. 1871 in "Svrto
alliance" INA ]. 1915. Dokler So je Europa DELLA
ua "r"puhlikdn>ki' in ma "kaza;ki'' tabor. ic
m"rala staff drm"krarija ma Strani prvrga prof.
irI%'mu. kakor j. To >tnril Marx 1883. I.icb-
hu'"ht ISIS l. Ali ravno boji ma Balkaml 80 RAJ.
bali rrpnh!lkan>k" kakor tudi "kazaiko" ali
aimee" 300 h'Ji modcrncga imperializna So ,klcmlli
l''lr. so HiruIili irIave brez v>akega olira ma
ul.n"N" n''ramjcpolititna razmeria. Demokratia-
ui vlloini Draw, AngI-$ka in Francoska sta da-
urN /%ay"/ulcl rarizrna, Europa j. danes razdcljc-
Hi . diva iab"ra y troIvczo tNcmGiia-AvStrija.
I''ilia 100 y trip"lantanto a-FrancoSka
u. D.. IN katero iIm"d obrh Skupin tch vclc-
-. n.l -c hori N"rlalizrm Ia trozvezo: To hi So
"..." t"hiI "a go>pod>tvo iunkcrjev in militari-
/"H y \"wriJI. ~ Ti>zo IN Cuvaja V AvStro-Ogr-
~hl go ,">a'a = TripolItaniii, IN napad ma Srbijo.
IL 'tlprlIntanto To hi se reklo, odloGiti Sc IN
"ar'Irm, ~ ua>ilno goSpod>tvo Y Indiji in Egiptu.
VI r"p Mar"ka, IA dclitcv Pcrzijc! Nobena izmed
"i'"i >kupin vclrNil ne ZaSluZi Simpatii jnterna.
r'"H:'". I" odpoSljr cna ali druga Svojc dclavce
%" '"Jnn p"iJa, moralo prelivati svoio kri III tu-
l'. IloE">cc nJlm S0vraIne namrne!
Vrhu v>cga tega so postaIe vojne >,rahote
nc>h'H"n" grolovit"jse kot kdaj poprej. L.eta
iNIi lr vrIIaIu "a vcliko drlo. ko IT, Francoska
p'~iaa 100000 m"z prot Rusiji. Danes po>taviio
lrltHkaVr drIavc balkanSkc trikrat i'm Stirikrat
,aE" 'cikc armada ma bojno pole in vclcsilc 30.
>taHlJn mllJ"nr In L raStlo armad 80 ie rudi oroI-
Jr .'luc Hpopolnilu. Tako so krvavc daritvc Y mo-
dorm volui uc>konGno teIie kot V voinah prciS.
t" "a>pv. IVcdha >ploSnc brambnc dolInoSti in
/p"l"'hIi'v or"/ja sta neizmerno %povcfali Strah
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-10

N"lHk"y "gnr v>akcmu piianru in oborolcnrmn
"'"N"ku. !" hII vNak cas- pripravljen. L ostrim pc
r"~"m /a%natI 50 y omega, XII 81 je Z natisnjeno be.
sect" /akadh VAN. In naSprotnikov j. incl mnogo.
"dEar lr postal jrzIko>lovcc. Nrdno Sc jr nahajal
) krutI n"rhi, Y llirrarncm klanjn. Idaj So IT, pull
/1radi magla>kov, naJdcu;h Y kakSni knjigi. zdaj
So lr prcpiral I ur"uiaknm Gorcmiko zaradi kak-
$H" >l"yniSkr obIikc. in glrj - ziaj mu it, razpra-
-6aI In"ir'l"rh Sicbrr lice. kcr jc naScl pri MEM
u"~lpvru>k" br>c,lo' DAME torcj V ~prejsnjih GaSih
rN"lm ma>Pr"inikom nj ostajal ma dolgu. Ali !
l'ii SCI" - iIlrcmcnili ~njcgovi Maori. PrviG IT, ma.
1"I >am >"mIniam kaj nezrclcga V svojih ~prciSnjih
>llriI :drugIr pa j. priScl do Spoznanja. Ola To. kar
Jr y uJIh d"brcgh, oStanc, mai bo kritika takSna ali
dru"arna. III wee 81 mu nj Zdclo vrcdno Odgovar-
lail na>pr"tnik0m. oh vsaki occni, mai je lila
Il"hna ali ugodna, jc 2 mirnim humanistom snalno
"d%"v"rll Sibi scirc videntur! I'm mic wee. Ven
dar pa J" v"rn" naSprotovanjc %pricinilo, da o iczi-
koNl"rNtvu nj pisal wee 5 p~rcjsnjim ognjcm in da
50" Je p%olagoma iudi od tcga prcdmcta odvrnil.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-10

Toda Stoi, praviio omcnjeni pariSki
list. To sc ne SINE zgoditi. zakaj tcdaj hi bila
Nemcija prevelika.
In zurnalisti 81 bclijo glavo, kaj pocc,i 2 nv.
s%trijskimi Nemci. pa 81 izmiiliaio nckateri no.
vo nemsko driavico, XII So pa ne hi Sncla Spustiti
v nobene stikc 4 NcmGijo. drugi pa razdclit.y
n"mSko avStriiSkcga ozcmlia - maniic koscc.
kak" to- IN Nv"bodo narodov Sc boiuicjo za-
vezniki pr"vijo. Zakai iorcj ne hi PRIMAL
Nemc"m >v"bod". da 81 urcdc >yoj dom. knkor
jim jc vSe" III Ncmdiia hi bila prcvcIikn. nsm
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-10

odgovarJajo. HIM. Russia je tudi velika. Anglija
5 sv"jo prekomorsko posestjo ie tudi velika. In
noben pariski list ne pravi. da So mora zmanisati
Ne. tenn zurnalistiGnim iziavam res ne pripi.
suJemo vaznosti, Xxi Jim ne gre. lie %znacilne so
Iudi one ne morejo z%atajt. da gre p0vsod i'm vsem
le IN lntcrSe. IA mic druzega ne. kakor "a interese
IN da 80 vse heNedc q >vobodi. neoiviSnoSti prayi.
cl Same Nlepilo.
I" vldimo, da So ne namcrava uStvariti pra-
NIca IN Use narodc, nimamo nobcnrga vzroka YER
Jetl' da $" prlnaSa pravca ravn0 nam.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-10

mogli Cehi dobiti republiko. Poljaki dobe poljsko
kraljcStvo. Rnmune vzame Rumunija. Jugoslova-
ne dobi Srbija. ltalijane dobi Italia pri TEN So
Francozi popolnoma prepricani, da ie vse okrog
JadranNkcga morja italiiansko in da pripade po
pravici ltaliji.
Ampak kaj bo z Nemci?
Iavclniki So ~bojujejo IN Svobodo vseh naro-
d"v. Torcj b"do tudi Nemcem prepuStili, da 81 sa-
mi llbcru >Vojo uSodO. BreZ skrbi so lahko stavi.
da hodo a~vStrii>ki Ncmci. te ne bo wee Avstriie.
/"lrli Zdruiitcv 4 oSialimi Nemci. Sal ne more
biii nit nara vncjScga.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-10

sploh. Toda noben minister Sc nj bill ma nobencm
takem Shodu in mobcna uradna oScba Sc nj IRE
kla, da So res nameraya kaj takcga. kar si iele
Slovani.
Ampak francoski lurnaliSti, XII >mcjo pisati
'JaEehnai'' ker Jlh ne more nihtc prijcti, tc ne bo
lako' kakor plSej0. 81 4" lcfinitivno naprn,iG
kril tez AvStriio, in ker lin 10 me- dclp noh.ur
preglavir" v"@, So Sc IT, lotili d|ctaljnih vpraSuni
kaJ ho T. narodi, II katcrih ic >cdai >~y,tayIic.
ma AvStriia2
No. 'ehi dobc Nvojc kralje>tvo. Tudi rcpu-
hi'ranSkIm franro/"m ne pride na mi,cl. da hi
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-10

zen III "''"Nanle : kmcti otroka. XII ina ~ ve
'''I''h" Nrc'' navajo k r"Sncmu delu. k trczni mi
81, da ma budi naravno utmost in mn z..,;. .a
gone lrav"ga cutla. kaIoG mu yG;si svoi ,,r..i
,'"N' RESIN IN vca>i nrdnlIno- rado>fni obroz Pa.
,E ,'H" pa t"dI nj incl V mc>iu nobcnrga rloy.ko
" - "" p'' h"s'l hr"z Nkrbi zaupati Svoio Rel.
", " , "'"s" I''lll :" IN maral. PriSrI ic pogosto
}" m'>,a p"gIcdat X hGcrki i'm vSake noG;, mia. -
pr"bil nckaj casa pri Svojem brain y v,.oI;,,,
''I'l' da "a nlNo prcvarilc nicgovc made. Will,
Pr!Pr"N'"sa' nararn"ga Iivlicni ia So jc kmalu inyiI
pl h'|IRI, III Jc poStaiaIa od lcta do Ieio krcn
k'J>I. l. nj" rrcd j" ra>la Smolctoya hGcrko Pa.
"''''a' hl"na vrN'nira po lctih. zdravo in krcpko
"'N'''c"' Z f"r"o" liuhczniio vdano >voii Sc
>iriGni
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-10
lDal.ic %prihodnjiG. D.

NrhlSka S"clalno dcmokratiGna s,ranka ic
.''ia kontercnco, ma katcri ic 2 25l plosoyi pro,;
. NN'ehi'a rcSolucijo, da vztraia ma staliSiu de.
"' "'r"inne' dokier MISC Sovrazniki priprav.
'?"' NN""'i mr. Ia zagotavlia NcmGiii ,eri,o.
n i''' !" Poln'cn" enoto ter gospodarski razvoJ
obcnem jc Stranka nastopila prof vsok; onoLo;;;
III izrekla, da take osvojevolne 5el;o 10 ,,r;n;oia
"dpor S"vraznikov in podaliSujeio voino.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-13

known to the OLAF Maersk by firIng
two shots over Its bows as signals to
5etop. Thirty minutes was consumed
In the examination after which tho
Danish captain was allowed to pro
spnnd s#ss 81
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-13
SPElI | r. .Si0I
Bill introduced BY Congress
man Nicely is Passed on
FaYorably.
tEsEeIAL e &c -rsLEeaAlsl

WASHINGTON, Dec. 13. The
first special pension bill to be passed
on fayorably= by the committee onsin-
valid pensions Of the House was that
introduced by Congressman Nelly to
grant a pension of $40 month to
David Rine, of Mouudsyille. Similar
bills introduced in the House by Mr..
Nicely today provide a pension Of
$50 q month for James Young, Of
a pension of s12 a month has been
granted Mrs. Rebecca Henderson, or
Moundsville, dating from last June.
Mr.. Nicely called upon the commits
sioner of internal revenue to urge
that penalties assessed against the
German Ha1f-Dollar Savings Bank,
of Wheeling, and the Chicago Dairy
Company. of Fairmont.. be rescinded.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-13
WOODWARD
Files His Certificate Of Election
for the Next Term with the
House Clerk.
tsrre,AL 70 rig rELEeNAG,i

WASHINGTON, Dec. 13.-Con-
gresham IL G. woodward or the
Fourth district of West Virginia. has
filed his certificate Of election for the
full term of two years with the clerk
OF the House.
MIR. woodward announces that he
has an appointment to make for West
Point, but has no applicants from any
boys in his district for the nomina
ton.
If a bill to appropriate $50. 600 for
the purchase Of a site and tic cree
ton of a building. introduced by Mi.
woodward in the House becomes a
law, the metropolis of Roane county
VIII shortly be boasting a hand
some postr ca building IT is iliR
only town Of any size in the Fourth
district which isn't able To make a
boast OF that kind. all the rest OF
their being provided for in that par.
ticular.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-13
0GRAPHER BECOMES
LAUNDRESS. ATT $50 WEEK

.NORRIsTOWN, Pa. Dec. ia
satisfactory way for a stcnographer
TO meet the high cost of living was
disclosed In court here. All she has
to do is to abandon the pot hooks
and TYPEWRITER keys for the wash
tub. The case before Judge Swartz
that brought forth such a revelation
was that Instituted by Miss GeorgI-
anna Cuthbert against Mrs. Marie
#Lusson. a neighbor. to collect a bill
for washing.
Miss Cuthbert formerly made a
fair wage as a stenographer. but
conceived the idea that she could
make more by washing clothes. She
told the court that she now was
making s6S a week and had to han
die only five washes a week to do It..
one client. as Miss Cuthbert term
ed her, paid IS b. a week, another SIP.
two IS each, and her fifth, So. She
can get these rates, she said, because
she serves only families figuring in
exclusive society.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-13
DI...EM... 4 | | !.
Tariff is Filed by Railroad with.
the#lnterstat Commerce
Commission.

The Baltimore and Ohio railroad
has fled with the Interstate ,Com-
5merce Commission a progressive de-
murrage tariff, to take effect Deem
Der 10 on the eastern lines and eff
fective December 15 on the south
Hamilton and Dayton lines providing
a charge OF s.I.0O for the first day,
$500 for the second day. So 90 for
the third day, and $500 for each
subsequent5day that car is held for
loading or unloading.
1t is thought that by this plan the
railroads Will be able to overcome to
a large extent the car shortage prob
lens with which they are confronted
and It will also prove effective IN
breaking up the practice OF holding
equipment under load while price
is engaged in or while
new markets are being sought
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-13
Refuse to Work #in#Snow Storm.
Saying They Are Ill Fed
and Clad.

Denouncing the sheriff for sending
them TO work in snow storm and
declaring they were cold and uncoT-
Portable, county road convicts threw
down their picks and shovels and
went on a strike Tuesday morning on
port. When the guards REALIZED the
men were determined, all were talSon
back to the county jail. where the
ring leaders Of the strike were put
in cells and fed on bread and water
pending further Developments.
The grievances OF the road work
ers, numbering twenty. are set forth
in the following letter sent by one
of them to the Telegram:
Editors Daily Telegram
tPlease publish. Prison road gang
goes on a strike. refusing to work
under the existing conditions. They
ing their clothing Is insufficient and
poorly fed 50 they are In their cells
on bread and water
When these complaints were
brought to the attention Of Sheriff
Ross F. Stout. he said there was no
foundation for them. as the men had
heavy underwear. thick gum boots
and other good clothing, much bet
ter, in fact. than many OF them had
when they entered the jail. He said
the men have been well fed in the
jail. The strike was engineered by
four or five malcontents, the sheriti
declared, and II is his opinion that
Int was done because they were toe
lazy to work.
a poW-wow is to be held Tuesday
evening between the prisoners and
! the sheriff In an effort to get the
s fY-nJJ hi III esTf1N0t ha7 EjnII
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-13

The Otterbein Sisters of the United
Brethren church of Northyiew Will
hold an oyster supper and bazaar Fri
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-13
,ontinu..n on pAe- 4
CALIFORNIA MAN, AGED rs,
TAKES "A BRIDE OF sc

REDDING. Calf. Dec. Ad-
vanced age and romance were mixed
here when William H. Hollenbeak,
&c. and Mrs. Martha Nj. Brown. so
both Of Fall River valley. applied
for marriage license. They. had
lived as neighbors for fifty years
Each was married before, but the life
partners passed over long ago
Relatives Of the bride objected in
vain. They could not forestaIl the
100=mile trip through storm to the
license desk and the wedding.
Bride and bridegroom are inter
ested in missionary work. They are
devoted Christians, and say that they
were engaged only after communing
with God in prayer.
Following the wedding in a local
hotel, to which everybody was In
vited, they sang several gospel
hymns Mr.. and Mrs. Hollenbeak
left after the ceremony for Lodi and
San Francisco, where they will visit
children and grandchildren.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-13

The government Of India will ex-
tend its wireless system until every
army post has a station in the charge
IF a trained officer.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-13
d.. PEk!.R: ".
Is Recovering Quite Nicely from q
Very Critical Illness.

Many friends are rejoicing over
the fact that DR.. E. NJ. Pearcy is re-
covering nicely after an operation
and trca ant for Nerst Ft'H Ter
bntng a patient at ST. afary's hospital
five and a hal wecI.s. where he un-
dnrWeylt an oparat on, he WIS taken
Monday afternoon tc his home on.
cry is assured. He had very mar
row escape from death.
The first electric lamps ever mad g
In Argentina were recently turned
out at ar new MIA nj
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-13
GERMAN SUB
Stops a Danish Steamship lust
Off the Downs in the Eng
Iish Channel.
~ = a,r,.,f, J, :,

su bmarine operating In the English.
channel Just on the Downs stopped.
the Danish steamship Olaf Maersks
from rotterdam on " oven berl1 6. and.
compelled It's captain to submit his
papers for examination, according to.
oGlcers ofthe ship VIII ichsarr1yed here
Tuesday. #,3
The submarine made its presence.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-13

This is the most recent portrait Of
Lord Northcliffe, owner Of the Lon
don Times and London Mail, whose
caustic criticism of the Asquith cab
met was in no small measure re-
sponsible for the fall of that body.
He is the dictator of the political
situation in his country, and It is
often said that David Lloyd George,
the new premier. is his political IN
strument
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-13
DEAN. HQGG !:
S among the West Virginians
Who Are Visiting the City
Of Washington.
tsrse,AL e &c TELEalRA.t3

WASHINGTON Dec. Charles
Edgar Hogg, of Charleston. is in the
city attending to business In the
United States supreme court. Mr..
iHogg was a member of the Ftftieth
Congress elected in 1856. He repre-
sented what Is now the Fourth dis
trtct. which was a larger district in
those days AS an ex-member he is
entitled to the privilege of the floor
of the House. and he availed himself
of the privilege yesterday.
Other West yirginians In the city
are It. w. Fleming. Fairmont; Col.
.W H Thomas. OF Bramwel'; Mr..
and. Mrs. O. u. Lockwood, Charles
Town; James w. Brady. Fairmont;
u. r. Davis. Elltfns; p. r. Bell Fair
mont; S. r. Harrison. Clnrksburg;.
Mrs. ". Nightbeer, Logan: William
Fl Kendrtck. Morgantown; g. D..
W-eidenhamer. Buckhannon. and n
Rogers, Huntington.
Moro than fifty feet of tin tubing
filled with peas Is used BY an Eng
1ish inventor to filtcr the scratching
and metallic sounds from phonograph
music.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-13
DO YOU SUFFER
FRGh 5ACKAGHE !?

When your kidneys are weak and.
torpid they do not properly perform
their functions; your back aches \
and you co not feel Like doing much
OF anything You are likely to be.
dependent and to borrow trouble
Just as If you hadn't enough al
ready Don It be avictim any 8nger.
The old reliable medicine, Hood q
Sarsaparilla, gives strength and
tone to the Kidneys and builds up
the whole system Get It today.