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The Colorado statesman., 1916-09-09
advertisement
WALTER C. HECkENDORF
Candidate for
JUVENILE JUDGE

Candidate for
JUVENILE JUDGE
On Both Republican and Demo-
cratic Primary Tickets
Sept. ~.
ASK YOUR VOTE FOR ME
FOR JUDGE OF THE JUvEN-
LIE COURT BEcAUSE:
have made study of Juven-
lie Court work and the needs of
the Denver Juvenile Court.
will take the Juvenile Court
out of politics by administering
the office on a strictly non-par-
tisan basis without prejudice on
account of age, sex, race, wealth,
poverty or politics.
will be non-partisan in the APP
pointment of the court officers,
who shall hold their positions
solely by virtue of special fitness,
personal integrity and efficient
devotion to their duties.
! will obey the laws of this City,
State and Nation and will enforce
without partiality, fear or favor
all of the laws involved in the per-
formance of the duties of Judge of
the Juvenile Court.
will institute a rational sys-
tenn of investigation of juvenile
and parental problems. In hand
ling cases referred to the jurisdic-
tion of the court will use sensi-
bic and scientific methods, con-
sistent with the advanced work in
these lines.
will encourage, promote and
support all movements and organ
izations having for their object
the protection of children and
their training in ways of right
thinking and right living and all
work tending to the prevention
and correction of juvenile de-
linquency.
will be loyal to the people and
the best interests of Denver and
the State of Colorado. will re-
main in Denver and attend strict
ly to the proper business of the
Juvenile Court.
The Colorado statesman., 1916-09-09
be nominated against him.

Mr.. Vaile's grandfather con-
Quoted an abolition paper for
many years, and the Vale home
was a noted station of the old
underground railroad through
which so many slaves escaped to
the North in those days of trouble
an horror. For these and other
advantages offered the Colored
population, a hearty support is
expected next Tuesday at the
Primaries for Mr.. William L.
Vale.
The Colorado statesman., 1916-09-09

WANTED-A religious woman to as
sist in missionary work. One who
Is a good penman. Fair salary to
right person. Apply between and 4
.. m. Adjutant Catherine Washing
ton, Barnes Hotel, 2716 Welton street.
The Colorado statesman., 1916-09-09

Judge Richmond of Maine of George
University d. He by Re-
publican palenage and private the Civil War; Sixfrs
During his years residence Colorado he
filled
judge of Supreme Commissioner Colorado
ca Counsel City and County of Denver No better be
cted the position which he asks the suffrage of the
unquestionabe find
audience with the humble citizen He before the
the Republican devoted the
of Colorado
experience will carry
caution guaranteeing satisfaction to the public
The Colorado statesman., 1916-09-09
BIG THANKSGIVING BALL.

Fern Hall, Nov. 80. Prize of $40
in gold will be given away. Admis-
sion Csc.
The Colorado statesman., 1916-09-09

A native of Colorado. Educa-
ted in Colorado and admitted to
the Bar in 1904. A man who as
a member of the State Civil Ser
vice Commission has fought for
the rights of the colored people.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-12

ncn broiidcn @clO sur 9ieorgonio.
tion, oic SSnoultrie mia neuc W21rtte
eroberu in0 Oie Wlotoren-&erfe
finon5ircn inlmcr ncuc SDnoitatc.
Oie poor DfiQioncn 0oaarS in eng.
liidcu @olOborrcl f0unen oo wenig
6eIfen. 0o gcbt bonn Dem @riuat-
&opitoliitcn ocr ipriihportlide
Niiblitein i'm Gopie berum. Gr bdIt
iid DER SpefuIotion fern lno bGlt
iidb an Oie 9obnenmertbe, nelde oos
eiu5ie lihere 5unOonent in Grieg
un6 5rieOen bieten.
Qic fonmen0en Gage iper0en be.
ionoers intereiiout weroen. Gs miro
iicb aeieen mas Ole Gonpents.glomi.
notionen fir cine @irflng ouf oen
Wlorft ousiiben peroen, SIR cine
oagemeine Soulie.8epeglng ideint
nnd Dem 9lusfaa Der 6eiOen Con
oente Oos SunOonet ou iebIen. Gs
iei 0enn bob @oa Street nad bis.
bergen @}uitern frob it, OoB Ole 3eit
Der llniiherbeit boriiber lit.
2on0oner 90rie.
0ie forteeiette auoppbeit an Off
tien ino Die itorfc g2obiroee nod
beinniihen Yobncn biclt oen Olortt
in fr6ftieer @oiition. 9riegsonIeibc,
Goniols lmo beimiide 9obncn ipo.
rem beionoers gefroet uno g3uiien
iiiegen ouf ole ariegsbcridte bin.
Inter Sen Snouitriellen woren GolIt-
aulOs Simiteo 8u SIS fiibreno. au-
pferwertbe poren ltetig. Sn glmeri-
fonern mar oos @eidGft unter Dem
N1obiliiationsplon itetig. Ser SdIuB
NOR fcit. @elO- unO Giscontroten
morcn ltctig.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-12
@cmcinidaftlid,cs snrucu.

Gurnle6rer Wliaer ii6te geitera nit
Oen Surnern mo Ionen ocS
n@ermonia.~ mo nGorp0rtS-
Surn0ereins." 9lQe lleblmgen
iiir Oos 9uruieit our6gcnom-
men. @roBcS iportlides Greig-
nib.
Gic Iebten llebungen fiir Oos groBe
ipOrtlidc GreisniB, Dem Euruieit
weldeS in oen udhiteu 3ogen in
Baltimore abge6olten miro, murOen
geitern ieitens Oes 9e5irfs-Surnle6-
rerS $. Wliiaer nit oen Surnern,
0amen 3ogIinesHoiie uno 9Greu
oes ,@ermania Surnoereins~ rnO
oes SurnoereinS ,@oriuGrtS~ in Der
n8oripGrts Solle~ ourdgeuommen.
Gie lle6ingen eritredten lib mlr
uuf Sreiii6lmgen oller 9lrt, Die &c.
meinidoitlif BON oen Iurncrn unO
Gomeu, mie 3ogliugen ausgefii6rt
lueroen. Gieie lle6ungen peroen bon
allen Slrnern oes 9e5irfs ousge
iii6rt, mo botte Scrr Wliiaer oieiel-
ben lle6lngen om Sonntag, Sen A..
Suni, nit Oen Gurnern oller Ser.
cine in BbilaoeIpbia ourdgenom-
men.
Sic 9dren beioer gereine werOcn
iid on oen llebungeu ser @Gren-
alaiie betbeiligen, lnO 5eigten &c.
iiern oieIe Serren cine eroBe @e-
mouotbeit. Die elcgonten 5reiii6uu-
gen, wel6e bon Den alItdgliheu unO
oltbcrgebradten lle6umgen merflih
in 6ornL weuu oi6 niht i'm @rin5ip
abpeiHen, purOen idj0n ourdge.
fiibrt, ilno fonnte man es sen Eir-
nern lmo Gamen anieben oaB iie
ibren gan5en Stol5 Oarin iuhteu,
eie llcbunaen glott ino o6ne Sebler
Ourd5uiiibren Serr Miiaer mar nit
Dem geitrieen Heiultat iebr 5ufrieoeu
nn0 iprab Oen Eurnern ieinen Ganf
fir Die freunolide llnteritiibung ans.
Qieie @oriii6rung miro alf Dem
Eurnieit WeIdes boffenilit bonn
id6niten @etter beeleitet iein miro,
oas Sauptintereiie crregen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-12
@ai.Qampfer.

Baltimore Il. Ebilaoelpbia 9am.
pfer.go." (gricSion.2inie), Bier 1,
Sigbt.StraBe.
Baltimore, G6eiapeafe & gltlantic
&ailluaD Co." @iers A, Az, 5, 6
uno s, 2igbtltraBe, uno 9Sier 1,
Pratt-StroBe.
Baltimore Steam Eadet 60. !"
(OIo 9oD 2ine). 9Siers 1913,
2igbt-StraBe.
oGbeiapeafe steamlbip Cine"
Rier 49, 2io6t.StraBe.
oMerdonts ano WlinerS' Erans-
portation Cine, aSier 3, Sub bon
Siio.@aDItraBe.
oDorf gliber 9ine~, Rier 1S, 2iebt.
Str1Be.
n93ep.gorf mO Baltimore Grams.
portotion Co., SUB Der 6reOerid.
StraBe.
nEoldeiter Steamboot Co., Picr
t6, 2igbt.StroBe.
nMarDlaiO, 9eIamare ouo Gir-
einia~, @iers 2, 3, a. 7, 8 uno 8.
2iabt.Stra6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-12
|cr. Singer DUn Baltimore.
(@eariin0et 1850

NVcHLlllUNA IOOO.J
$auptquartier: .@ermaiia-Msn.
r6or-Glubbaus," 92r. 852, Noro.
Somaro-StraBe.
@r6liOent Senrp Sbomas, SIR.
316, @eIt.Sorotoea.StroBe
Sobn u. alein, Qirigeut, gar. 201,
observation-disclosures.
George Simmeibeber, proiotoIIi.
renoer uno correiponoirenOer Setae-
tar, N2r. 4t9, 6orreIt-Strabe.
Scrmann Midlih, SdnBmeilter,
gtr. 7t3, @arner.StraBe.
Sinan0-SefretGr Gbas. Heinbnr6t,
Scott. ltno Snmburg.StroBe.
@m. 9. SiIoehronot, 9ibIiotbetnr.
Tr. 2O29, 6reOerid-9lOenu
Gbas. 9teit, SIR. 246, glorO. Sutton.
Abe., goriiber Oes Mulif.gOmite's.
.,9lrion-@eiongberain.
nSarmonie,"
r@ermania.M6nEer1or
n6iobIinn,"
rEbalia-Wldunerhor,"
n@o8ort-NametdOr,"
n@i6enEran5,~
n@ermania 0uartett-GIub,"
DMelooie,"
nDlebger-@eiang
~@eiienO.9ieOerfrana".
.WeianaOsreiu."
&auptquortier: v9flIfeI's Snne,
91r. 103, gIoro-5reOerid-5traBe, ie.
oen Samitag 9Ibeuo, nit 9Iusnabme
Oes oritten Samiiaos i'm W1onat,
D@sreinigte Singer pOn Baltimore"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-12
ScIOcm Ser 9leOOlntiOu.


3n ibrem @eod6tniB miro am fom-
menOen Mittpo9 cine Bro5eiiion
beranItaltet. Die @rd6er ser
@efaaenen ioaen nit 6lageen
gei1miidt tueroeu. ~ 0as glr-
rangements-Gomite forOert 5ur
Ebeilnabme auf.
9ie mGnnli6en mo meibIi1en
gl6fommen Ger NlarDIdnoer Seloen
oes observation-disclosures meroen am
nGbiten WlittUo6 Die @rdber i6rer
i'm Sample iiir i6r gaterlonO ge-
Itorbenen Goriabren nit 6laggen
ibmiiden imo Oen 6logeentog, DER
fiir5lidb pom Brdiioenten g9ilion ouf
oen "A. SUM feitgeiebt rporOen lit.
fcierIi6 6eoba1ten. S5n Der olten
@citminIter.Stirde an DER Gdc Scr
Greene rnO 5apctte. .StraBe perOen
Die 6eltli9feiten am Nlittpo6 nm
3 llbr 9ta6mittagS beginner. Or.
Senrp Bard. Der 6efretdr ser sc
IelliAaft oes @iirgcrfrieges~, unO
6rou glrtbur See 9osleD, Oie Stats
&egentin Scr oEodter Ser amerifani.
Iben Heuolution,~ perocn 9lnipro-
den 6olten, worauf na6 einigcn
mliifalii6en Sortrdgen Oic S5cil-
nebmer al ser Seier ii1 nad Dem
S5rieOboic begebei perOen, auf oem
Die SeIoen Den cluigen SdIaf ibIo-
fen.
Die Yro5eiiion, al Der ii6 ou1
Die 09o0 Scouts" 6et6eiligen lper.
miro bon lSrau gosleD nno ocn 9rd-
IiOenten Ger orei 9apitel ser ,,ainoer
Der HeUollItion~ geleitet merOen. IS
limo oicS Srau @eorgc g8ai6ineton
Sootler, 6rau g3iAoIas y. GoIbieu
unO 6rau s. @pan Steele. 9ln oen
Grd6ern miro Yaitor Or. &iaiam
Ba8e Game Die @eoGdtniBre0e bal.
ten unO Sri. Sarriet Niarinc cine
fiIr5e Sebensifi55e Der eii5elnen @e-
follenen geben.
&om @eitminiter 6rieO6oie miro
lid Die @ro5eiiion naB Dem alien
ct. saul 5rieoboie an Der @de Scr
SombnrO.StraBe mo 6remont.gloe.
bege6en no Eend Iilg6man mo
Samuel G6aie begra6en lino. Die
beioen @rdber meroen cbenfoQs nit
6lagaen eeidmiidt mo ser Segen
iiber iie geiproben meroen.
0os 9lrrangelnents.G .Gomite 6elte6t
aus iolgenoen 9amen oas sic ge-
ooIferme Ser Staot oufforoert, an
Der @ro5eliion t6eil5une6men: 6rau
Ser6ert EbomnS, 8oriibcrin, ,Srolt
g9aIter FoIlaro, Sri. Sarriet Wla.
rine, Sral 3. GOan 9leeIc, ,sral
SamcS 9. %arran. ,Srau Y6ilip
8artIcv 98atts, SRI. 9tuuc Iavlor,
6rou s. @owaro 0uter uno 6rou
IS. g8. Slams.
Ql6Unnentrn, Die ben ,,9cutidbrn Gurre.
pOnDcntcn" nidjt pHnftlid uhcr nnreaeI.
mfhiH crlaltcn, iiub Ncbctcn, bcr Office
bnppn per %cIcpbUn Obcr lAriltIidJ Waits
NIluIIl 49,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-12

So sIui0eile eonl Sas Is g & V pio to7la
4 NHtbeiIe Conf eioS s 9 4 0 pio io7ss
1876 ani0eile Canton go com ia3
90 slutbsIe Chalmers oil om..
20 gni6eiIe @iorplauo eainaltD CO. Sc
sIni6eIIe 9loriDem Central 9p SO
10 slniDeile StIn6oma ProO 4 @ei 7M
so sIni6eile 8enna "a 4 q com. 75
1870 einibeiie 9eHna " & g com. 7iM
20 aui0eiIe eapuIpa geiiniua 60. iiA
80 slni6ciIe llniieo aainOabs Go "a
90 9InibciIe iIniieO e6oe M6 pio. 29M
tio sInibeiIs @aoIanO Oil & eas. 6
$1,000 Baltimore Gin ler 1ooi.. o0N
500 Baltimore sim 4er i90i..... aoN
1000 Goshen & 60 Ger .......... l26M
5000 Goshen 4 50 0er............i2 .i20
10000 Goshen 4 60 0er.............i25
1000 Goal & Cole ap 5er......... IS
5000 ga Gar GoriA Der. ...... .io2M
1000 @arbIano electric Ser n-.. osA
1000 Sienna gater & 8Oloer Scr VI. oiM
1000 uniieO aailwaoS l. 4cr..... IS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-12
5nnOcls.lI .lIe6eriidJt.

Snouitrie nod INNER Itorf beibdi.
tigt. Die title Saiiou modt
iid bereitS iiort 6emert6or -
@roB. lmo alein6onoel betrofief
Giienba6noerfe6r aui Der S5bc
@agenmangcl empfinolib be-
merit.
Gie iie6eriide So6coniilnfhr lit
boriber, Die gladirogc bat i6rcn 500
6epunft iiberidritten. Gic title Soi.
ion modt lid eelteno, Oie Sobrifon.
ten er6olien neniger ucue 9luitr1ge,
oos folte, regneriiGc @etter Bat Dem
alcinbanoeI gcidaoet, mo Oie Be
ridte ii6er oie @etrcioeeruOte liuO
enttduidenO. 9l6er Die Snouitrie lit
inuner nod rei6lib 6eiddftigt Pr
better iino fnapper oenu jc. Tic bo-
ben Wloteriolpreiic bcunrit6igen no
mentlidb in Der Sfu6. mo Sertil
SnOlitrie. Sol5, einige @raoe ierti.
gen Sto6ls. 9lo6eiicn 3inf, 9lei
3iun uno 9lntimon IinO etuos nieO-
riger i'm @reiie, md6reuo Before Ser
t6eilung Scr Gonna0e sic S5eau.
Srahtrntcn etpoS bcra6geluiuOert
bat. Gie 9antclearingS ser g8ode
iino sic oritt60diien, Die ic oogeue.
len 0ic Siunme ser 9ou 9ceu5en
i'm Wioi mar Sic 66bitc ic pcr5eidne,
tc Gerianot6Glier iino itarf 6eicbdi-
tigt. Ser Giienbo6nberfe9r lit Itnrt,
a6er Der @agcnmongel lit tbeilweic
6eboben. Iic Giuno6men iuo oil.
Beroroentlid eiiniiig. Gie 9obu.
Gonferen5 lit auf moreen uertagt
Ger repu6lifaniic1e9t totionol-@onoent
Oerfe6lt ieinen GiniluB auf 0os @e.
Iddft nidt Oos i'm lle6rigen mtcr
Scr politiideu Gage nidt Icioet. Ger
GrnotelianO lit oeripdtet, uno ole
9lusiihten cr6cbcn licb niHt ii6cr Ocu
GurhiHnitt. Die @etrcioeprciie iino
anf @etter- uno Grnoteberidte bin
60ber. 9oumuone lit felt,
Gic @etrcioe6eridte ser @o6e lpG.
rem lucuiscr giiniiig. 9iegeu Il. &altc
noren Ooran ibulO. Gie GrnOteu
Oiiriten beOeuteuo fleiner mcroen olS
lebtes sSo6r, peun aud 6ei ocn meis
iten Srudtrnten nod GurdihnittSs
ertrdae moglib iinO. Die @ei5en-
mo Me6lausfu6r aus Sen Ser. .StaGs
ten lmo Canada betrug uaf @roO.
ItreetS III ser Neri1tsmobe 9,246,.
1853 9ubelS gegeu 9,372.253 gui6elS
in ser porailigegongenen Node inO
6,767271 9ui6elS in Scr entiprchen.
Oen @od6e 0eS porigen SSa6reS. Gic
Moisausfu6r mar 962,95i gui6elS
geceu 1,403,050 @ui6els in ser pori-
gen @ode rnO 36209S 9ui6elS il
Ser glcibcu ISOLDE ocS lebten aobreS.
Ole geih0ftIide Sterblihfeit lit
ipieoer aeitiegen Ole 3abl ser Gon.
flric 6ctrl9 in ser 9eribtsuohe 292
gegen 277 in Ser Iebtuergongeneu
@obe lno 1873 in ser eutipredenoea
ISOLDE oeS Sa6reS 1915.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-12

SIN fiiffun65m 5mon5ieidb +.
rigen &rieg. II SSu6ilorin: gns
ib mcinem Manne Dor fiiniinO3man-
SIG Sabren oie Sono gum eipigen
9unoe rei6te, mar CT elm fleines,
ihtuddlihes Mdnnden. llno beiite
lit er Elm robuiter, Itorfer Mann. "
Woitt6eilnc6mer: Gin 9eipeis oo.
fir, oaB Gin lonqcr, cpiger arieg
iiorte 9'ohIren idoiit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-12

Singer MnS Snrner iuerOcn Oas
@aiienfcIt 6eute, IfingitmOntag, i'm
SiiUer.SSieiu.Farf UeridGHcrH 6elfcH.
gliemanO, Der OentideS YImt in ben
9IOern bat, iOlte feblen.
(Suni3-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-12

gI6Unnenten, Die ben ,,9cutidjcn Gurre.
D0nocntcn" nidjt pIiHftIId cher unreaels
mdfia crIaltcn, iub aebctcn, bcr Office
bnppu per EcIrpbOn OOcr iArtftIid Wait.
tbcilune 81 MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-12
8M uerfanfen O0er 8n 0ermietIen.
3n Dcrtunfeu.

81 uerianfcH:
30 glder Wilbcre nHo @eirei6es5arm; anieS
Ebit, No6nbalis Gbeine uim.; on Der gglorb'
N6en Central. .Nlbn" uno Dem nQitile @uns
popoer"s s3niie eele9en. @oreliire: ,gs. wl; ~, ."
1mtider 60rreipUHocnt. (Nlai5,1WlD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-12
&erlaust i'm gIaosmsiusH.
Gehr iuidltia. I:

Ginc bcutide 1ran
piu einen andnoieen Wann ais Nouganaer.
glnpencbmes uno iteiigcs 6eim iiir Die rc6ie
8erlon Gn65miragen ~. 2. ~" Sentlmer
SOrreiponoent. (Sunll2-l3)
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-28
Z W

THE city STILES homes declared preach
ing in OF New Yorks
American women be
heroic than when the them
way wonanhoh improve the
eleven couples
There
OF Marriage and Divorce TO that large
proportion
thirds OF all divorces in the last twenty-five have been granted
country and in small communities a = n
of the
hand Apparently husbands desert homes that have yards
as readily
frivolous wives then o
n
Why do not the
II Is evil In
divorces granted
actual deseron
public into their confidence
waned leaving nothing Of friendship
When falls in with msel
her she Would
question wife?
800 ' " '
When girl falls her herself similar oues-
lions '
Let e have work to do
M young Keep her Interesting keep
hcidehtaly Keep her husband anxious
Copyright, Evening Mail Syndicate.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-28
Like a Boy at so Bubbling OUer
With VitaIity-- Taking Iron Did 1t
Doctor Says Nxated Iron is Greatest of All Strength Builders
Often Increases the Strength and Endurance Of Deli
cate, Nervous Folks 200 Per Cent in Two Weeks Time.

NEW YORK. y. Y-Not long ago u man
came TO me who was nearly half n cen
fury. old aud asked me to give him pre-
llmlnhTy examination for life Insurance. !
was aKtOnIshcd to md him with the blood
pressure Of boy Of 20 and as full Of
VlgOr, vim aud vitality ~ n young man
in fact young man Il" really wnE not
w.tAbtHndinR his age. tn" secret he said
WAS taking lFOn-nuAutrd iron bud filled
him with renewed life. At 80 he was In
had health at 10 CarrwOrn Hnd nearly all
Ia. Now vt 10 u miracle Of vitallay aud
his face beaminI with the buOyanCy OF
youth. As / hAV" Kald u hundred times
over, Iron II the greatest Of all strength
builders II people would only throw
away patent medicines aud nAuseous con
cOCtiOns and take simple nuNatcd Iron,
am convinced that the lives Of thousands
Of persons might be saved. who now die
every year from pneumO nln. grippe, COn-
sumption, kidney, liver and heart trouble.
etc. The real ana true chuNR which start
ed their diseases was nothing more nor
less than weakened condition brought on
by lack Of iron in the blood. Iron IL Rb-
hOlutely necessary to enable your blood
to change food into living tissue. with
out II, no matter how much or what you
sat, your food merely passes through you
without doing you any good. You don't
get the strength out Of II and HE ron
sequence you become weak, pale and sick
ly looking Just like plant trying to grow
In a soil deficient In iron. II you are not
strong or well you owe II to yourself to
make the following test: See how long
without becoming tired. Next take two
five grnln tables Of ordinary nuNnicd
Iron three times per day after meals for
two weeks. Then test yOnr strength nghin
md see fUr yourself how much Won have
gained. have seen dozens Of nervous
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-28

rundown people who were uiling all the
while, dOubl" thoir strength and enduT.
nnce and entirely get rid Of all HyInp'
toms Of dyspepsia. liver and other tFOu.
bles IN from ten 70 fourteen days time
simply by taking iron Ia the proper form.
And this after they had IN some eases
been dOctOriug for months without obtain.
Ing any benefit liut don't take tho old
forms Of reduced Iron, iron acetate or
uhCtuTe Of iron simply Ia save few
cents. You must take iron In u form Ike
nuHHted Iron II you want 1t to do you any
good, otherwise II may prove worse than
useless. Many hn athlete or pTlHrhghtcF
has won the day simply because he knew
tho secret Of great strength and endnT.
hnCS and filed his blood with Iron before
lie went Into the ARRAY, while many M.
other has Gon" down to inEiOriOuS defeat
simply 70 rthc lack Of irnu u. sRusF. VI. u.
NOTE NuKntod Iron. recommended
above by Or SnuGr II not n patent medicine
nor secret remedy. but ono which Is well
known to druggists and whose Iron con.
Stitu"utS are widely prescribed by emil
ncnt physicians everywhere Unlike tho
older organic Iron products, II Is easily
nsslmilnted. does not injure the teeth
make them black nor upset the stomach I.
on the contrary II Is most potent rem.
cdy, In nearly all forms Of indigestion, ~
well ~ for nervous, run down conditions.
The manufacturers have such great cOna.
dcncS In SuXated Iron that they OtfeF to
forfeit &iOOJ to any charitable Institution
II they cannot take any man or woman
strength 20 per cent or over In four weeks
time provided they hive no serious organic
trouble. They also offer to refund your
money II II does not at least double
your strength and endurance In ten days
time. 1t Is dIspenSed by all druggists.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-28
CONTRACT LET
BY MOnongaheIa Valley TraC-
ton Company for the Wolf
Summit Extension.

Kelley Brothers. local contractors.
were awarded n contract by the Mo-
nOnERthela Valley Traction Company
Tuesday afternoon to construct the
Wolf Summit extension to the O'Nell
line OF the company The extension
will be two and n half miles long and
will connect Wolf Summit with this
city.
John p Kelley. OF Kelley Broth
ers. contractors. said Wednesday az
ternOOn that force OF men would
be put to work on the extension at
once and all possible haste would be
made In completing the contract.
When this extension L. completed the
cars operating on that line will enter
and leave the interurbRn station In
stead Of going around the loop as the
WilsonburE and O'Neil cars do at
present.
a large number OF contractors
were bidding on tho work and II was
quite an honor to the local con-
tractors to land the contract.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-28
PENSION BILLS
Are introduced in the House by
Three West Virginia
Congressman.

WASHINGTON. June 2S-Pcnsion
bills in behalf Of Mrs. Eliza V. Gilbert,
Berkeley Springs: william j. Grimm.
OF Terra Alta, and Para McNair. OF
Preston county. have been introduced
In tho House OF Representatives by
Congressman George ". Bowers.
a bill providing for pension Of $50
Il month for W. X Brown. Of FairmOnt.
was introduced by Congressman Suth-
erlRnd. Mr.. Sutherland has been notI-
fed by the Pension Bureau that the
claim OF Marion b. Zinn. OF oxford
for an increased pension has been IA
vOrably passed on and MIR. Zlnn is to
receive S24 month hereafter. Mr.
Sutherland has also taken up with
tho bureau the application OF James ".
Fry, OF Weston.
Congressman Littlcpage has filed APP
plieation with the post office depart
mont for the establishment Of a rural
mail routc from Cloverlick. Pocahon-
taB county.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-28
LOOK YOUNG
DARKEN GRAY HAIR
Change Your Gray Hair to a
Perfect Dark Shade-No Dye.

II your hair Is prematurely gray or
just streaked with gray; II your hair
is full OF dandruff and your scalp
itches. and II it's falling out, few
applications Of Sulpho- Sage Hair Color
Restorer TO your hair each day for a
couple OF weeks turns your gray hair
quickly to an even dark. beautiful
shade, full Of lite-lustrous, thick, soft
and handsOme-not a trace OF gray
hair showing. SulphO-sage also cleans
out the dandruH and stops falling
hair and itching scalp.
Absolutely harmless to use-ls not
dye but ready-to-use hair color
restorer. Only SOC big bottle at
Wells HaymRker Co. or sent by mail
prepaid. Be sure 10 ask for SuIpho-
Sage Money back II no, satisfactory.
Advertisement
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-28
And Be Exhibited in a Number
Of Cities to Stimulate Inter-
est in Baseball.

BALTIMORE. June 2S-With the
schedule OF baseball games between
clubs composed Of employees Of the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad well
under way. the A. w. Thompson
challenge cup. donated by A. W.
Thompson, vice president in charge
OF the company's operations. will be
exhibited in the cities represented in
the various leagues in order to slim
ulRte interest In athletics. The cup
will be exhibited in the passenger
stations for inspection by the travel
Ing public after which 1t will be
placed in the display window OF i
local jewellery store.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-28
SHEA FINED
For Tearing Down an American
Flag and Ripping 1t into
TatterS.

PITTSBURG. June 2S.-Accused
by his wife OF having torn down an
American flag. ripped It into tatters
and then stamped upon the pieces
after throwing them upon the floor
at his home across tho street from
the First field artillery armOry here.
Michael J. Shea was today fined {25
by a police magistrate. Mrs. Shea
testified that her husbands outburst
against the flag was occasioned by
the departure OF two Of his sons who
are soldiers in the national guard.