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The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1916-08-11

~ ONE time ago it was announced
that the Chateau de Chambord
had been sequestered by the
French government, which was
a polite way of saying that it had
been taken over by the ruling powers,
and would be devoted to whatever use
It was seen fit to make of it.
This announcement was of interest
to thousands of American tourists who
may have been privileged to visit the
celebrated castle in their ,ramblings to
the south of Paris, in the department
Of Loir-et- -Cher-for the chateau is
situated about twelve miles to the east
Of Blois, the principal city of that de-
partment, in the midst of a park q
miles in circumference.
The sequestering of the Chateau de
Chambord marked the transition of
one of the most interesting structures
that date back to, the renaissance in
France. Francis Folly" someone has
dubbed the great rambling pile of ma
sonry whose spires reach heavenward,
and to whose lines architects and ar
lists have in vain tried to attribute
some semblance of grace.
The Chateau de Chambord was built
at time when money was of little ac-
count to the ruling classes if there was
a whim to be gratified. 1t dates back
to the fourteenth century. Under the
counts of Blois it was a feudal manor
house The Orleans princes converted
it into a sort of hunting lodge, and it
was such when Francis / decided to
make of it the largest and most mag
nificent chateau in France.
Francis I did not believe in doing
things by halves 1t was a habit Of
his to wander about from chateau to
chateau, of which he had consider
able string, with 1,S00 people forming
his retinue, with furniture and bag
gage in proportion. 1t must have been
bit annoying to the restless and
high-spirited king to have members of
his personal staff getting close enough
so that they could recognize each other.
AS near as can be figured out, this was
the excuse for Chambord, for in it's
vast halls 1900 people would rattle
around like shot in gourd, and all the
paraphernalia that accompanied these
frequent hikes could be deposited in
one room and leave plenty of space
for goodly portion of the attendants
to devote themselves to terpsichorean
pastimes.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1916-08-11
Optimistic Thought.

Nature and wisdom are never at en-
nifty with each other.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-12-07

|pomniaf on dziefa z ktorych Gala
Ameryka moze sic szczycic z Po-
lak6w, jake to dzieia Kosciuszki,
Pu}askiego i Sienkiewicza.
Nastepnie p. FIR. Rosenthal mia4
move - m6wif 0 naszym stanie
w polu politycznym i przemys}o--
wynn, zacheca1 m}odziez ably sic
bra}a do piracy by podniesc imie
|polskie, czy to. do pola muzyczne
CO.. dramatycznego, literatury pol
|skiej hub do czego innego W czem
by Polsce przyniesc chlube.
Wszystkie mowy byly bardzo
dobre, chociaz kr0tkie.
Podczas obchodu zebrano kolek
lie ia g}odnych W kraju.
Wieczorem w niedziele bylama
ma obchodzie W sail parafialnej
iSw. Krzyza W Minneapolis. Tam
|przemawiali p. Schainert, p. Da-
|browski, KS. St. Iciek z Duluth,
lp. FIR. Rosenthal i parma Amelia
|Szczabie}ka kt6ra zachecala ro--
dzic0w ably dawali swe dzieci
k~szta}cic, pose}ali do polskich ka
tulickich szkol DO z Mich bedzic
rrzyszly nar6d.
Pan Klein kilka ray bardzo
|pieknie Spicwaf. Ma obu obcho-
|dach ch6ry koscielne slicznie sic
|spisaly.
Wiel. ks. J. Cicmi1ski by1 pre-
Vodniczacym obchodu i take
krotko przcmawia}.Ks. Icick mia}
bardzo piekna move a gf6wnie o
wsparciu glodnych W kraju. Zas-
tosowa} do tcgo jcdna mySl re
nigdy ME odbudujemy Polski. ga
DAMIEN, ale musimy sic zabrac do
piracy ably ia odbudowac. Tu tez
zrobiono kolckte kt6ra przynio-
s}a $4,000.
Odbyla sic take tcgo samcgo
dnia kolekta W koscielc i zebra
10 cos okofo $4,000.
Zauwazylam wielka roznice pc
miedzy obchodami W Winonie a
til W st. Paul i Minneapolis, a
ia jest, re tn mlodziez stanowila
wielka liczbe sluchaczy a bylo jej
bardzo wiele. M}odziez tn take
brala znakomity udzial W progra
ME.
We wtorek 5go grudnia W kos
ciele sw. Krzyza odbyfo sic solen-
ne nabozenstwo, "a dusze S. p.
Henryka Sienkiewicza. kazanic
odpowiednie wyglosif Wiel. KS.
St. Iciek z Duluth, MINI. Ludu
zgromadzilo sic wiele ma to za}ob
ne nabozenstwo.
Hiercnima Derdowska.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-12-07
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI.
5 grudnia, 1916.


Majac troche wolnego czasu pc
jecha}am do st. Paul i .by}am tam
W niedziele W kosciele sw. Wojcie
cha IA sumie. Pc %poludniu by}am
la obchodzie listopadowym, kto-
~ sic odbyl W starym kapitalu.
Obch6d mi sic podobal. M6wca
mi byli: ks. P.Roy ,m6wil 0 stosun
kach W Polsce, kt6re wiele razy
So zapominane = zakonczy} my
sla, re MECH bedzie co chce, ale
my niemcom ME mozemy wierzyc
i ME ~spuszczac sic ma ich obietni-
ce. Potem mia} move proboszcz z
Kazmierzowa i pewien ksiadz z
Kanady, i pan LAWYER, dawniej--
sly major miasta st. Paul. Prey
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-12-07
Pod cielkiem oskarzene1n.

Salonista J0zef Scheidemantel,
kt0ry tylko nicdawno obja} salon
braci Gricsel PREY 3ciej i Market
III. i II zarzadu miasta staraf sic o
|licensye nabawil sic doskonalego
k}opotu, kt6ry go moze drogo
lkosztowac. Scheidemantel byl os-
karzony o sprzedaz palonych trun
k6w nalogowemu pijakowi Waite
rowi Zopf. Ponicwaz staraf sic
teraz 0 udzielenie mu licensyi IA
wyszynk trunk6w, a spodziewai
sic, IL to mu szkodzic bedzie--mia}
on przckupywac swiadk6w, kt6-
rzy micli zcznawac, azeby Ia ter
min sic ME stawili.
PAM Zopf wnios}a te skarge
przeciw Scheidcmantelowi, re on
W dniu % listopada, sprzedawa}
|jcj mezowi rozpalajace trunk.
Scheidemantel stawal we wtorek
pred sedzia Somsen i klamal IL
jest niewinnym, 2 tego powodu
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-12-07
KAMIENNA KOPULA ZABI.
ia ROBOTNIK6W.

Wiclkie ~nieszczescie ~wydarzy-
10 sic W sobote W Rochester gdy
kamicnny gyms we formie wiel-
kiej k%amiennej kuli, wazacy try
tony spad{ z SO stop wysoko$ci
1'owo budujacej sic masonskiej
b6znicy, zwalajac q SODA dwuch
mezczyzn i uderzajac dwuch ill
nych, kt6rzy byli Ia dole.
Robert Mertensen Z La Crosse,
Louis Bang z Rochester i Arthur
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-12-07

sprawl zOstala od1ozona ma srQde
Pc wtorkowym terminie udaf sic
Scheidemantel do mieszkania pa
nj Zopf i dal jej 5 dolar6w, pod
warunkiem, re ona W srode ME
p6jdzie do sadu. Ona to przyrze--
k}a a jej MAJ siyszaf te umowe.
PAM Zopf oswiadczyla potem ma
cxelnikowi policyi p. Huckiz zanie
cha dalszego procesowania Schei-
dcmantcla, otrzymala ale cd ME-
go rozkaz, azeby pomimo tego,
wraz z mezem przyby}a ma posie-
dzenie do sadu. Gdy PAM Zopf W
srode ma postrach Scheidemante-
|lowi do sadu przyby}a, zmiarko-
wal on il rozpatrywanie sprawy
przeciw MENU bedzie mice niebez
pieczny charakter, zmienif swe
twierdzenie re byl niewinnym i
przyzna} sic do why. Pc temu
skazal go sedzia ma 30 dni wiezie
MIA, bez dopuszczenia zamiany ma
kare pieniezna.
Scheidemantelowi zagraza ale
daleko ciezsze obwinienie. Wyda-
10 sic re zniewoli} drugiego swiad
ka Louisa Durham ably opusci}
Winone azeby przeciw MENU ME
zeznawa1. Dosta1 on "a to zap1a-
cone, a urzednik sadowy p. Juli-
an Bronx zosta} wys}any do La
Crosse azeby go szuka} i sprowa-
dill do Winony. Bronx szuka} go
z tamtejszymi policyantami przez
ca}y dzien, ale napr6zno, al do
|piero wieczorem udalo mu sic W
jednej szynkowni, niedaleko cd
dworca go przytrzymae. Zmieni}
OH swe ubranic, musial sic jednak
przyznac re jest tym "a kt6rym
poszukuja i zosta} wieczornym pc
ciagiem przywieziony do Winony
Mai on sic przyznac naczelniko--
wi policyi p. Huck, re "a swe
znikniecie otrzymaf zap1ate. Po-
szed{ on pieszo do E.. Winona, a
z tamtad pociagiem kolei burling
tonskiej uda} 81: do La Crosse.
przez policye "a "wzgarde
sadu'' przytrzymany.
W czasie odsiadywania 30 dnio
wego wiezienia przygotuje obron-
ca miejski p. Finkelburg nowy
process przeciw Scheidemantelowi.
Bracia Griesel, musieli. sw6j
Scheidemantelowi sprzedany sa--
lon, przejac napowr6t.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-12-07
ME p POPIOKU MA
IIT.TCE

komisarz ulic Jan J0zwiak roz
p~orzadzi}, ably ME sypano popio-
lu Ia ulice, i zada azcby kazdy
wyczysci{ ulice a jezeli tego ME
uczyni komisarz ulic kaze go a.
resztowac. Department uliczny
ME mozc utrzymac porzadku jeze
Ii smiecie i popio}y beda wyrzuca
ne IA ulice.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-12-07
WiadOmO$ci
MIEJSC0WE.
w przesz1a niedziele rozpocz;

w przeszla niedziele rozpoczaf
sic czas adwcntowy a zarazem no
wy rok kosciclny.
Jutro t. ]. W piatek 9go grud--
mia, obchodza katolicy ma ca}ym
Swiecie uroczystoSc Niepokalane--
20 Poczecia n. NJ. p.
w piatck wolno jesc mieso.
Boze narodzenic przypada W
tym roku ma poniedzialek. Gwia-
zdka bedzic W niedziele.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-12-07
POIICYA MIALA TRUDNY
M1ESIAC.

Policya mia@a wicle piracy W
m;esiacu listopadzie, kt6ry sic "a
kolczyl w czwartck 0 12stcj W
nocy. Przez 80 dni przeszfego mic
si&ca bylc 107 arcsztowan i 81
zawezwan patrolki. Liczba aresz-
towal "a rok 1916 wynosic be-
die przesz}o Is set i bedzie rekoc
dowa W historyi miejscowej poll
cyl; bedzic siegac daleko naprz6d
cd p~rzeszlych rekord6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-12-07
STRAzACY WEZWANI MA
WSCH0DNIA CZESc
MIASTA.

w sobote pred poludniem "a
pali}y sic Chevy W bloku pod III,
o77 wsch. Sanborn III. z kt6rych
.jcdcn, nalezacy do X. Wolszona:
zostaf doszczetnic spalony a piec
przyleglych czesciowo z%niszczonc'
Strata og6lna wynosi $1,000,
Zwierzeta zostafy ocalone.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-12-07
Smia}y napad rabusia

Smiafy rabunck dOkonany EOS
tai we wtorek o 12tej godzinie W
nocy W restauracyi 'DairyLunch'
Pomimo tego, IL znajdowa}a sic
spora liczba gosci wszedf m}ody
czfowiek, .kt6ry swe nazwisko po-
da} jake R. j.. Riley, do restaura-
cyl z rewolwcrem W reku, przy--
stapi1 do kasyera i zazada1 wyda
MIA mu kasy. Ten bedac napad-
niety, a chodzifo mu take o zy--
Gle, wreczy} mu pieniadze W SUI
ME IS dolar6w. z temi napastnik
zaraz wyszed1.
Tam mu sic ME powiodlo, gdyz
samoch6d W kt6rym on re swym
wsp6lnikicm %przyjccha} zaprze-
sta} pracowac Riley by} poprzed-
MO W hotelu "Davenport' i tam
zrobi} znajomoSc z farmerem Cox,
z Pickwick, Z kt0rym sic zgodzi},
IL farmer Riley'a i jego wspo}ni-
ka zawiczie do restauracyi "Dai
Try Lunch' DO on, Riley ma tam
lido skolektowania 10 dolarow i
"a furmanke mu potem zap}aci.
Farmer, ME przeczuwajac zamia-
tru rabusi6w zgodzil sic ma to.
Zlodzieje myself "a pomoca au
itonobilu ulotnic sic, sdy w chwi
III gdy Riley wyszedf z restaura-
cyl automobil zaprzesta} funkcyo
nowac. Zanim doprowadzono go
do porzadku przechodzif tam
przypadkowo %policyant tego dys-
tryktu, a i w restauracyi zrobil
sic halas, dowiedzia} sic %policyant
co sic wydarzylo. Policyant are
sztowal Nelsona i Cox'a a
tymczasem Riley uciekl. Rozpo-
czeto telefonowac Ia wszyst--
kie strony i policya dowiedziala
sic il jedcn czlowiek w wielkim
rospiechu lecial torami kolei mil
wauckiej w strone do Homer.Kil
ku policyant6w w AUTOMOBILE uda
Ii sic szybko do Homer i ukryli
sic, a gdy nadchodzil czlowiek,
kt6rym rzeczywiscie byf Riley,
zawezwali go do poddania sic. Ri
ley wyciagna} zaraz revolver,
ale policyanci byli IA to przygo-
towani i jcdnem uderzeniem w
glove uczynili go bezw}adnym i
przywiezli do miasta. ....
Rozpoczeto go natychmiast poi
szukiwac i pieniadze miaf PREY so
bic, kt6re p6zniej beda oddane'
komu sic naleza. Cox ,~prawdopo--
dobnie bedzie zatrzymany ably
m6gf s}uzycc jake swiadek.
W sadie municypalnym rozpa
byla sprawl rabunku w
poniedzia}ek - Cox, wlaSciciel
AUTOMOBILE zostaf uwolniony, Ro-
bert Riley i Charles Nelson sta
wicni beda pred sad przysieg-
}ych podczas posiedzenia sadu dy
stryktowego W styczniu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-12-07
NABOzENSTWO IA SIENKIE-
WICZA.

w sobote odby1o sic W koscie--
lie Sw. Kazimierza Kr. zalobne ma
bozenstwo "a spok6j duszy S. p.
Henryka Sienkicwicza, slynnego
poIskiego powicScio. pisarza,
zmarlcgo W Vevcy, W Szwaj caryi
W dniu 15go listopada.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-12-07

Pan August Grucha1}a z Fried,
N. Oak, i Leon z jamestown, N.
Oak. przyjechali w niedziele do
Winony, Ia kilka dniowa wizyte
do swej matki PAM Agaty Cru
chafowej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-12-07

Kruger z Mankato zostali zabi--
ci ma miejscu a Audre Crawford
Z Chicago ma obie nogi zlamane
i glove pot}uczona. Doktorzy mo
via re umrze. Gyms spadf bez
ostrzezenia o 3:15 godzinie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-12-07

Przygotujcic sic Ia zdrowa
s%zczesliwa gwiazdke, wykap i wy
czysscc swoj zoladek, watrobe i wne
trznosci, zrobcie je swieze i dzia-
lajace; iodine do pelnienia swych
obowiazk6w - wtenczas bedzie--
Gle zdrowi i szczesliwi. = Holli--
'stera Rocky Mountain herbata
zrobi to W naturally spos6b. Her
bata i tablety 35c Og}.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-12-07
MA SPRZEDAz.

Wielka farma 275 ARROW. so a.
'kr6w uprawnych 1S5 pieknego
|lasu. Sprzcdam tanio z budynka.
mi "a 3 tysiace dolarow z powo--
du samotnosci. Jest tn bardzo pie
kny klimat. Gale pole jest ogro-
dzonc.
Zglosic sic pod adresem:
DR.. Medlistee Place
Box s Glades, Tenn.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1916-04-13
$5,19s.23

We. W. B. Huffman, Mayor, Clark Cade,
Werner, finance committee, of the City Of
Belington, West Virginia, hereby certify that
the above financial statement of the City of
Belington, West Virginia, for the year begin
ming April 1st, 1915 and ending aMrch 31st
1916, is true and correct to the best of our
knowledge and belief.
Given under our hands this 31st day Of
March, 1916
W. B. HUFFMAN, Mayor.
CLARK CADE, Recorder
FRED. E., THOMPSON,
!. F. RIGHT
NJ. WERNER,
Finance Committee
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA. COUNTY OF
BARBOUR, TO WIT:
Personally appeared before the undersigned
authority, e. A. Barte, Notary Public, in and
for the County and State aforesaid, w. b.
Huffman, Mayor, Clark Cade Recorder, and
r Il. Thompson, l. f. Right, and M. Werner,
members of the finance committee of the City
OF Belington, who being by me duly sworn say
that the above financial statement is an ac-
curate statement of the revenues received from
all sources and all disbursements and expen-
ditures for the fiscal year ending March 31st,
1916.
Given under my hand this the 1st day Of
April, 1916.
E. A. BARTE,
Notary Public.
My commission expires April End, 1924
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1916-04-13
Financial Statement
OF THE CITY OF BELINGTON, W. VA, FOR THE YEAR
ENDING MARCH 3lST, 1916.
Receipts.

15655l
To cashf Taxes
1888 10
last financial statement was made
To p
To cash fromF irstN and National
3044l
bot,fau III paving bill uao
To olector
cash from M D Gamer collector tax 1915
To w Hufma Aavor
nv ! M
To
Sidewalk bills Gamer collection
miscellaneous bills d Gamer
To
paving Mn r Right in court
general taxes collector
unpaid balance
20 e eoleete e since January n 1871
S12nl762
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1916-04-13


- last GnanaI statement was made 1904
ah frn Gamer collector taxes
~ cash From Gamer Collector 1920
axco lected
uavo $500
M fines
fund
Cit2ens National
100000
10 cah Io y d II land for e1s taxes
SO0l
10 e pii IRON ~ co iIe , tb~ongb court
Gosh rro interest,"
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1916-04-13


Belington, w. Va, 80, 1916 ,.nr
OK City of Belington, W. Va
= FRED E. THOMPSON,
/ RIGHT,
M
finance I'M
City of 1915-1916
Debts
~ ayes fe15 =. 8. 380033
1899
1890
Jam
To bills collection 1345
s572623
Credits
BY committee, 1911
1920
daInnnent turned State Auditor
s572e2sI
W. March &c. 1916
n olectOr City of W.. Va.
= FRED E.. THOMPSON,
F RIGHT,
WERNER,
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1916-04-13

Clark Cade
W. s1J1e16
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-31
)Wo2M!1AH S5E; ST. s.. !.z(

Two and gd wonderful operation
Of Sing Sing but nothing they
suits % those Of woman working tho Oldest OF feminine trades cooking
Emily
her profession OF detan but she has
yeansd hunan
intellectual Job Her chance Doan Krchwey
was made warden oi Sing Sing in Warden CsborneB
Lot look Kitchens Kirchwey
replied by appointing
what she found was too horrible to tell almost horrible believe
contractors at PROFESSIONALLY high poeS
tables; never drop Of milk
noas Don't ask why-thsy Just had a rule
soanon
all the old cooking apparatus cut painted tho
dressed the
clean hospital -
sh cleaned up tho dining alHo, building
b white painted substituted carthen filthy hoy
always used and each n
wnet sho d to the food would OIL Of s Warden
Seanon to revise the dietary to give the uzus
substituted for
nc saving IN money she bought She hanh
vas mixed with water to make the gewasl sub
situtad whole milk $3.50 ~
gave prisoners
os Of em Hd passed up breakfast before Now
the fashion Of Of
fought whole oee and With the bones and cuttings soups
fesu7 We'll result
5 M decline In six weeks
'oh DAY 70 practically ALL The
hsen told 10 hrosh s stomach Dr.
mat The way to his soul lice In the
Copyright Evening Mail Syndicate
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-31
CONFERENCES.
Are to Be Held to Settle, If Pos
Slble, Questions Of Hours
and Wages Of Trainmen.
10y ASSOCIATED SRESsI

NEW YORK, May 3i.--Rcpresenta-
tiyes Of the 825 railroad systems of the
United States and of their conductors,
trainmen and engineers, will begin
here tomorrow a series OF conferences
TO settle II possible questions of work
ing hours and wages. Eighteen gem
craI managers compose the committee
acting for tho railroads and they will
meet four Representatives from each
Of the employees organization,-tho
brotherhood OF Locomotive Engineers,
the Brotherhood Of Locomotive Engi-
necrs and Firemen, the brotherhood OF
TraInmen and tho Order Of Railway
Conductors,
1t is estimated that the conferences
will cost the brotherhoods $5O,0 a
week. It was said today that a major
ity of the employees representatives
favor strike only as last resource.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-31
ELECTION DEBAUCE4ERY
is BLOCKED IN AGTNGO

judge DOmron's brother is their can-
didatc for sheriff.
In addition to this Judge DaAron
Is actively supporting candidates for
county and district committeeman IN
order to control the politics OF tho
county.
This | sthe true situation. Judge
Damron was not only directly inter-
ested in my removal from oircs on
/ account OF advantage to be gained Ter
his brothcr-iu-law. Mr.. studebakar
but for the advantage to his brother
md tc himself.
On this account my couracl ap-
Piled 10 and secured from Jndgc Ora
ham, at Huntington. IN Injunction
restraining the three members Of tho
Williamson commission who voted 10
remove ne from interfering with mo
IN the performance Of my duties.
Judge Damron ignored lig deep
interest and heard and determined
the injunction matter. lie dissolved
the injunction and refused to grant
me a stay in order TO appeal to the
supreme court.
The Williamson charter provides
that no commissioner OF the city
shall vote on any proposition in
which he Is interested other than rs
citizen. And vet Mr.. Studobaknr
undertook TO vote for the resolution
By which 1t was undertaken to make
him mayor at salary OF $500 per
ysar.
1T is commended that three Of tho
Ave members OF the commission can
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-31

The workers. however. wish to settle
the matter themselves and are opposed
to turning tho questions over to the
Interstate Commerce Commission, a
procedure which has boon suggested
by some Of the railroad officials on the
ground that since the railroads would
haze TO earn more money to pay the
wage Increases demanded the question
Of rates is involved. The railroad man
ayers estlmate that to grant the de-
mands OF the men would cost them
from slO0,000,oO0 TO $3.50. 600 900 a year.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-31
new ZEPPELIN
Is Seen Making Trial Flights
over Lake Constance,
Swiss Town Says.

ZURICH. via Pairs, Nay 31.-Re-
ports have reached Zurich from Ro-
manshorn, Swiss town on Lake Con.
stance. that new super-zeppelin. $50
feet long, has been seen when making
trial n!ghts over the lake Tho total
capacity Of the eirship ls $4,000 cubic
meters or about double that Of ZepDe-
Inns Of tho earlier type.
The new craft !s atcd with seven
motors. Four ar'aored gordOlas. ma
chile guns. snail cannon and uppara-
tus for dropping bombs and discharg.
ing ar.lal torpodoes. 1t weighs forty
tons. is ahlo 10 r.ae 5000 feet and has
long range Of action.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-31
That is Why LiIIyites Removed
the Mayor Of The Town of
Williamson.

CHARL EsToN. May s1-Tho al
!eged attempted steal OF Tho
Williamson city government by
Abe Iilly's Mlnko county hench-
men TO enable them to use
tho police department on eleottos
day in the interests Of his candidacy,
WAS blocked by the supreme court
hero Tuesday when that tribunal
granted Mayor o. II. Booton a writ
u error and gupersedeRs from the Dis
cison OF Circuit Judge Damron, Who
dissolved the injunction Of Circuit
Judge Grsyan of Huntington, re-
strainfng City Commissioners !. VI.
atudeblker. John Fl. Greene aud &.
L. Cooper from interfering with bin
In the discharge OF his official duties.
The Lilly crowd was administered
another defeat by the court in the
case Of Harry Chain against the
Mingo county court, whom Chains
petition for writ OF mendamus to
compel the county court TO strips
tho names Of niDety-sevsn persons
from the registration books was de-
MED. The court 1ied an order re-
duiring the commissioners to investl-
gate the charges OF Illegal registrn-
ton Ia connection Wit hthe oase but
did MT go into the merits Of tho
osssTEck. rho county court had al
ready net Juno ns the date for the
Investigation SO tho order OF the su-
prsme tribunal does not alter tho
Nase In any way.
The courts actiop in the Booton
case ia said to be knockout TO tho
Lilly following in Mlngo county, rs
It is alleged they were depending on
their power to secure control of the
city government to put Lilly over in
that district.
Booton alleges he was summnrily
removed from office by coalition OF
one Lilly Republican and two Demo-
cratic city commissioners on charges
that were made without giving him
any notice and TO which he was given
no chance to roply He further
claimed the commissioners did not
have the legal three-fourtha majority
required to remove an official lie
claimed that judge DRmron had no
right to take action in the c6so no he
is a brothor-ln-law OF Studcbaker,
one OF tho litigAnts. He alleges that
the whole affair is a political frame
UP In tho interest OF tho candidacy
OF Abe Lilly and one or two local or
fce-seekeras friendly TO the Lilly
cause The hearing Of the mclta
OF the case cannot be had until after
June 8. and IN tho meantime Booton
| will act as mayor.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-31
LIQEOR TAKEN TO IAn.

The liquor seized from wagon
driven b. Lloyd Dun recent night at
Salem was taken TO the county Jail
Tuesday night by officers. 1t con-
sisted Of fourteen cascs of whlskey
each containing two dozen pint bottles.
eleven cases OF beer each containing
forty-flve pints and suit case CON
talnlng two plnts of alcohol.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-31
TRIAL IS BEGUN.

Trial OF tho suit Of I4ldnida Eoltz
against Tue Sovereign Camp OF the
Woodrnen Of the World was begun in
the circuit court Wednesday morning.
She seeks to recover 1000 Insurance
carried IN that order by her husband,
Herman EoltE, now dead.