davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-07-06

Faith may move mountains. but Il
requires work to tunnel them.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-07-06

Owing to its crookedness the letter
S is frequently in distress
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-07-06

Love may no, Be- blind. bu, rs aw-
laIIy neaE-laghlsa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-18
Fl Presidente Wilson coDtesta eI
Tlensai e del Papa

>cr,iri" E>prriaI para Ll rREN>A.
WASHINGTON. Mayo 17.-Hoy
en- Ia tarde Sc logro Saber que e.
presidente Wilson. despues de ia jul
IA de Ministries cue Sc verified aver.
Y en- Ia cual Sc discutio ell menSaic
del Papa Benedicto XIV. contesU5 II
communication mencionada. u Guam
DO no Sc conocen los teyminos IN que
tai ~contestaci6n este redactada.
FL mensaje del Papa Be,.edict2
Tue enyiado por eI Sumo Pontifice
Romano al presidente de los EStados
Unidos. hace algun tempo, Y en ei
expression Su Santidad su sincere
deseo que IA controversial sobrc n
campana dc submarines con A!ema-
MIA. no pericipitara a ambos paises cE
una guerra ' Ia esperanto de. que q!
gobicrno americana prestara su "
liosa ayuda en e. restablecimieavo
de II paz europea.
La respueSta del preSidente Wilson
al men>aje del Papa. fue euviada i
Roma por conducto de Monsenor
Bonzano. e. delegado apost6lico En-
este pals, que fue quien entrego Al
~presidente Ii communication del Santo
Padre.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-18
ASOCIACI0H DE- HEDIC0S htYlCsR0S

NarioS N@d'@oS NoNi,auOS que dhlica-
dos l,Ug differences rai.saS rc>Iicn actual
m"1.t" "u c>ld rU!LlG. han arGrtaho lar
coRSIilas NGdlcaS pOr Corr"o con cl pro-
pn>l.u tie ~"ryIr . Jos m"Nirlnos que re-
siLcn en- iggarc~ IN Gundc no hay Me-
diCu mrN!rauU % On. trOp.ezsu con Diff
CUl;dGcS del idtuIul.
IDUu- SON h"dIrH- rnlurnicS DE nTpS-
tro pals. con murhos amos ie practirl V
con a.turIZac!dU lr-Il para c!erCer Su
profession "H ">'" E>iGdO.
Es!ud.aran ictcnIIaIUenir Caaa caso
que - To- r%onsultc. Y &c rOIlin acgnr-
90 rnvlarau al pa>IeHl" an C~IrslioUartO
especial >"gln ~ cafprmrdai para cue
aSi al c"Ui"sflrlJ pueGan rurWar>c IN
ju,ciJ mas cNa"iu Dc IL ndiIra!cZa y gra-
do 4" II dni~n"Ii. Tambicn on Junia &c
acor1!Ild ell i.ltImicDtD gu. dnDa de ms
liI!r<c.
ESTUUGiREWO~ CiDl ClSO DE N.
MiNEHA IN~TEiIGENTE y CIENTIF!Ci
! hit;EI!0S NA Gr!NiUN HU\eiDi.
EryIar,mn> las Medicines que sc nccc-
Si,rH rur D"Trru a Express.
NrllA III C~Orrc>puudcncIa a
AsGCitCION III NEDItOS NENlCiN0S.
T.. o. Bon NO. Ini. Station 4.
san ANTONIO, Texas. (
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-18
e Cabinets americana discute 81
mensaje del Papa Bene-
dietO sobre Ia paz
Run6rase que ell gobierno de Washington esta
esperanto una comunicaco on de Alemani-,
que trae personalmente 81 SecretaEio
de la Embsjada en- Berlin
En- los circuOs d~ipIonaticos de ea Cspital Sc habla tambien de IN m
vipiento suio que Sc esa organizando en- Europa en- favor Dc la pae

dc la ciudad de la Haya. conc
asIento del Congreso pacifiSta que
tendra que reunirse para Ia ce,eGr"-
sion de las negociaciones.
Uno de los diplomaticos De ga.
representation en- esta capital. de-
clar6 hoy que IN movimiento serjo en-
favor de N paz. esta efectuandose en-
rea.idad. Y que las tres potencias
pr~.ncipales de los behgeranle, han
hecho algunas tentativas Sobre IL Sc
leccion de los jefes de sus r~especrivas
deiegaciones a las conferences &c
paL. f! mismo diplomatico senal1 CO.
mo las tres p~otencias m~encionadas
a Inglaterra. Francia y Aleniaaia.
Las personalidades que Sc dice han
designado dichas ~potencias para Ell
cabezar las delegaciones en- case &c
que Sc efectuen las conferencias de
paz, son: por Inglaterra. Lord Char
les Hardinge, ex-FiTey de Ia India,
eX-EmbajaGor en Russia Y actuaimeu-
Je miembro del gabinete inglaS. Per
Alemania, e. Principe Won Buelow,
eX-Canciller Imperial V ex-Bmbaja-
dor en- Italia. Won Bue!ow esta cor
siderable como el d~iplomatico mas
idoneo de Alemania. Por Francia. e
sehala al senior Leon Bourgeois. ex-
Primer Ministro, ex-Delegado fran
ces . la Confcrncia de La Hayu Y
actualmente m;embro del gabinete de
esq naci6r.
En- los circulos diplomaticos hay
tambi6n Ia creencia de que al mi
ciarSe fovmaImente las diScuslones De
paz por Intervention de los Esfaias
Unidos. Sc declare un armisticio en-
ire los belieerantes europeos. en- los
primeros dias de, pr6ximo vcr;.vc.
DiceSe que el s~entiminto en- favor d.
la paz eS formidable entire el pueblo
lie todos los paiSes b~eligeran.es. =
que hasta algunos de los gobicrnos
europeos enyueitos en- ell confiiclo.
sienten Ia necesidad de que Ia e,par-
rosa lucha termina cuanto antes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-18

Los fU2cionarios de Ia Casa Blanca
rehusaron hacer declaraciones so6ry
el contenido de Ia respuesta del pre-
sidente al Papa Benedicto; pero en-
algunoS otros circuios Sc dijo cue e!
Gambia de mensaies entire el Eatica-
no Y el gobierno de Washington. te-
MIA muy poca re!acion con la question
de Ia paz europea.
Por conducto extra-oficial saDaso
que e. presidcnte Wilson inform6 al
Papa que 81 deSeo mas ardiente era
mantener i Ia naci6n americana fue-
Ia de la guerra Y que 4 csc fin harfa
TODD 10 que estuviera de su partc
para lograrlo, sin menoscabo del ho-
nor y de la dignidad de los EStados
UnidoS.
En- la Casa Blanca Sc dijo que ma
da Sc saba tampoco ALI acerca de Il
mission que t~rajera eI Secretario ne
ia Embajada americana en- Berlin,
Mr.. Joseph c. Grew, quien hace dias
sc EMBARGO con rumbo I este pals. SD
gitreSe. sin embargo, Ia idea de que
bien podria traer aIgun mensaie del
E~mperador Guillermo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-18
DICESE QUE LOS RUSOS ESTAN
COMETiENDO ASESINATOS
DE MAHOMETANOS
>cryirio Especial para LA PREN>N.

BERLIN. Mayo 17.-Un deSpacho
de Constantiropla recibido eH esta
capital por Ia agencia de noticias
Overseas. da cuenta de que las tro-
pas rusas han estado cometiendo in
finidad de atropellos con IA poblacitn
mahometana. en- las villas ' cluaa-
des que han caido en- poder de los
m~oscovitas.
En- ell mismo despacho Sc dice cue
los rusos han asesinado en- masa a
los habitantes mahometanos que han
permanecido en- ell distrito de ChitaE.
' que las villas de Erkenis y Hassis
han s.Go invadidas por los rusoS,
uuienes dieron muerte a cerca de 500
personals entire las que Sc contaba IN
gran nimero de ninos,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-18
scr,irio E>prria! para IA rRENS,.

- = " A~PN s"a NNr@ - '--'Hrf
WASHINGTON. Mayo I7.-En II
junta del gabinete que Sc efectUo
aver en- es,a capital Y Ia cual fac
p~esidiGa por Mr.. Wilson. Sc discu-
to brcvemente Ell mensaje que 50
brc negoclacioneS de paz enyi6 ci
Papa Benedict Nv al jefe de II
Union Americana.
Al terminar IA junta. Sc ~acercaioH
= los miembros del gabinete. repre-
sentantes de todos los ~peri6dicos De
esta capital. pero ninguno de los
seHoreS secretaries quiso hacer &c
claraciones sobre e particular. En-
los circulos diplomaticoS. sin embar-
60. Sc dijo que eI presidente Wilson
esta esperanto probablemenJe uGa
communication del gobierno aIem&n.
que segun Sc rumora trae PERSONAL
mente eI Secretario de Ia Embajaua
americana en- Berlin. Mr.. Jose {.
Grew. suponiendose que e. gooier-
no americana no trata de prorrogar
la acci6n formal que pudiera tomar
en- este asunto. hasta no tener Ell IL
poder IA mencionada communication
de Alemania.
En- los circulos oficiales M fu&
possible confirmar Ia noticia de Cue
Mr.. Grew. que Salio mace diaS De
Berlin para Washington, uraiga I'm
documento relative a negociaciones
de paz; pero en- los c~irculos dip.o-
maticos sc tienen informes de que
e Canri,ler Imperial de Alemania,
ent-cg6 al Embajador americana &C
rad. a,gunos papeles de tai imDor-
tanlia, que Sc hizo necesario e.
yiarlos con un correo especial. se.ec-
cjouandose a csc ctecto. Al Immediate
inferior del Embajador.
Aver Sc supo tambien en- esta CO.
piral. que cl Papa Benedicto ha ea-
viado al gobierno &c Holanda una
communication en- Ia que Sc hab,a &c
rrabajos en- favor dc IA paz eur"pla.
Sc cree que probablemente tensa
relaci6n aqueIla con Il designation
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-18

Sc scIicitan Agentes para Ia
venta de LA PRENSA en- ias
poblaciones de Las Vegas, Nue.
vo Mexico; Wickenburg, Ar;-
zona, y demas lugares donde
To los haya. Las personals que
Sc interesen pueden dirigirse So
licitando precio y condolences a
LA PRENSA, Departamento do
COZ Dolorosa St, San
Antonio, Tex.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-18
Sc DICE QUE Ell VAPOR ERE
TRIA" FUE TORPEDEADO
POR UN SUBMARINE

WASHINGTON, Mayo IF?
consul general de los Estados Uni
dos en- Londres, Nj. Skinner, enrIo
un despacho aver 4 Ia Secretaria &c
Estado del gobierno americana, IN
fernando que e. vapor ingles Ere
tria," del cual Sc dijo el dia anterior
que Sc habia lido a pique, fuG tor
pedeado por IN submarine. segdn
IN informe ~posterior que ha dado
d Ia publicidad la agencia de noucias
"Lloyds."
Ningunos detalIes Sc dan en- Ell
despacho de r~eferencia GER del
hundimiento de dicho barco, agregan-
dose tan solo que IA tripulacion del
"Eretria." fue recogida Y descendant
raGa en- Nantes, Fraucia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-18
UNOS AVIADORES AUSTRIACOS
INTENTARON VOLAR Ell
TREN DE LA REINA
ELENA
ELENA

ROMA. Mayo 17.-Hoy sc supo
en- esta capital cue varios aviadoreS
%ustriacos que efectuaron una incur
sion en- territorio ita!iano el lunes de
usta semana, intentaron atacar el treu
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-18

bio informes hoy dc que Luigi Natt5-
nj Mancini, un ciudadauo americana.
percci6 ahogado durante cl nug+j-
micnto del barco Batavier Y. que !Gi
echado a pique hace dias.
Otros dos americanos que So encon
traban a bordo de men"ionado bar
co., fueron rescatados. Mauciu. era
un eyperto manipulation de t~eleerafia
inaIambrica, originario DC Roswell.
\. N.
Tn despacho recibido por la Ageu-
cia Lloyds, procedente dc Great Var
mouth, da cuenta de que el barc3 ho-
Iandes "BatavierV,' de 1900 tvae-
ladas de ~capacidad fu6 echado Q NJ
que en- cl Mar de! Norte. habiendo
perecido cuatro miembros de IA sri
.pulacion del meRcionado barco.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-18
AEISO a
SUSCRlPTORES

: Los suscriptores de LA PREM
= s. no deben olvidar. cuanGo
= ca1nbicn Ge resideRcia, darnos
: IA direction que han tenido ' "a
: que desean tener en- adelantc
: pues sin este requisite no pode-
!. mos anotar el cambio en- rues-
= tros ibroS.
], :. :. = = :. :. :.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-18

Entered IS seConC-class mater February
e, 1919, 81 The prSJUrrsce at san AnGorio,
~-r under the Act Of March ;. ISIS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-18
rsrEroNos Travis s411
Nus7o

La PRENSA IS eI prrt0dIro meNcaRo de
SayoT circulation en- los ESiatOS UEidoS,
J So- 10 laaio al meior para los ssuscisz-
go.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-18
EN- { LHUNDIMiENTO DEL pa.
TAVIER "" PERECIO UN
c. AMERICANA
Serviclo exclusive para IL pREvsA.

LONDRES, Mayo Il. La Emla-
jada americana en- esta CAPITA, -eci-
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-11-20
CITY NEWS

so new dresses reed. Lcwitz.
A son was born Sunday to Mr..
and Mrs. c. Hunter
Abe Martin says the farmer has
an eight hour foi enoon.
Five weeks until Christmas and
no shopping list prepared.
Born Sunday, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Chester Schouten. a daughter.
Gate City advertising brings re-
suits. Try it and be convinced
Suits this wk. worth up to s4S.
your choice SO and SIS. Lowitz.
knights and Ladies Of Security
dance tonight, Woodman hall. Rights
strictly reserved
Yesterday was a beautiful day
for auto driving and country trips
were a pleasure
Masonic: Special meeting Eagle
lodge Tuesday afternoon, Nov. 81. 1
O'Clock; 3rd degree.
-keokuk council 1889 Knights and
Ladies of Security meets tonight at
Woodman hail. on Sixth and Main.
S o'clock sharp.
Gilbert HaCney, the youth who
prepared 10 ROB the Viewer bank. has
been adjudged Insane and sent back
to Aledo, III
Readers Of The Gate City will be
interested in he telegraph report OF
the Chicago-Nsw York aerop':.na
flight Of Miss Ruth Law appearing Ia
this evenings issue. Miss Law was
the chief attraction of the Keokuk
fall celebration
Spec. serge dresses. SIS. LoEfrz-
The annual nationwide sale OF
Red Cross seals, by which it is hoped
10 realize s1.o00.00o this year 10 carry
on the fight against tuberculosis in
the United Sta-es, will begin Decem-
Der l. More than three hundred mil
lion seals have been distributed
William Bruce Broaddus died at
his home in S. Louis Sunday night
OF apopleIy. He was "a years old
and leaves wife formerly Kathryn
Whalen OF Eeokuk. The body Will
be taken to his home in Moberl!-.
No. where the funeral services MIL
be held.
Several Eeokuk firms had con-
tracts this year in Creston- That
city this year put in five miles Of
street paving Cleston now has eigh-
teen miles Of paving and twenty
miles of sewers. The building opera
lions this year were almost half a
million dollars.
Suits this wk worth up 20 siS-
your choice $40 and SIS LoEitz
Joe Carwslho. formerly OF this
city. but now With the Peoples Out
fitting Co. at Toledo, Ohio. sends 10
The Gate City recent copy of the.
Toledo News Bee which is overflow
ing with advertising. The rate has
recently been advanced from SIS to
So cents per inch. which applies on
contract only The open rate Is
much higher
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-11-20

Many famous artists have
made these "Tore Tests"
Read what the papers say:
Impossible to distinguish
between the singers living
voice and its recreation by
the instrument that bears
the stamp Of Edison's gem
JUS"
Boston Herald, Nov. 18th.
1915.
The ear could not tell
when 1t was listening 70 the
phonoEraph alone Only the
eye could discover the truth
by noting when the singers
mouth was open or closed"
y. Y. Evening Mail, May Sd,
1916
1T was virtually impos-
sible TO distinguish between
the real Toice and the he
Created voice Of the singer"
Philadelphia Evening Tele-
gram, April 18th, 1915.
Christine Miller herself
and Christine Miller on the
Edison sang side by side
The TWO voices were SO
identical that when one or
the other stopped il was i'm
possible 10 detect It in the
audience"
Cleveland Leader. Sept 23d,
1918.
Not possible 70 ten one
from the other
Detroit Free Press, Oct
18th, 1915
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-11-20
judge Lands Has Birthday.

limited Press Leased Wire Service. I
CHICAGO, Nov. s0.-"I'm better at
fifty than i was at IS" said Federal
Judge Kenesaw Mountain Lald:-
famous for mis- fine OF $50, GOO ,oySo
against the Standard Oil Co, OF his
ffcieth birthday today.
I'm good for thIrty-fve years" de-
clsred the judge Who would think
OF retiring at fifty? Why it doesn't
seem any time since l was running
barefoot OF the old Ohio farm"
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-11-20
CITY NEWS.

i. 900 pr. Phoenix hose Lowitz.
DO not neglect your early Christ
mas shopping.
Born November 18th TO Nj. and
Mrs N. B. Kerr OF Alexandra. No.
nine pound son, 20 whom they have
given the name Robert Thomas.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-11-20
BILLIARDS AND BOWLING.

FOR SALE-Bflliard tables, brand
new, carom and pocket with complete
outfit, s1a5: second hard tables at
reduced prices. Easy payments. Cigar
store. drug. delicatessen and soda
fountain fixtures. The Brunswick
Balke-C offender Co. Davenport Iowa
/ c. Sanders, agent, 219 Harrison St
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-11-20
Call or Write for Complimentary Tickets

We want all music lovers in this community to
hear this interesting and convincing test Compliment
ary tickets will be distributed to those who apply in
person at store by mail. You and your friends
urged to attend We advise you to apply early be-
to the artist children under four years will not be ad
nlitted
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-11-20
What is Your Judgment?

insists upon this unique and daring test For tells
fankness
all doubt Mr. Edison wants your true judgment OF his
He the judgment Of music lover Has ne
all mechanical bemh? Has ne
preserved the living tones in all their reality
his before youde by side
He hides nothing Asks allowances He dares to make the vital
that else but he venred And he asks to
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-11-20
EXTRA SPECIAL CLOAK SALE.

Wonders at $10-others up to $50
We are paying 20 to 80 per cent more
put this week we will deduct that;
means biggest saving of entire season
to YOU LowitZ.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-11-20

recreation! reproduction of the human voice from me
which distinguish from the living VOICE
Edison accomplished this miracle at las Coehear thS
astonishing test-and judge.
Spencer popular will be next Mon
ppodome theatre Mr. Edison request to offer you
which really Judge She will SIDE
by Of her voice! See it tell
watching Miss Spencers lips which the living
which the recreation.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-02-08

]. F.. Getty is here from Elkina
looking after business affairs.
A. D.. Wilson, Of Wheeling. Is
transactlng business here.
o. P. Wheat. Of Huntington, is q
city business visitor.
G. L. Allender is here from Par
kersburg transacting business.
q. G.. Rider. of Sutton, is here on
business visit. u
j. r. Doak, of Parkersburg. is here
on business mission.
G. N. Flanagan, Of Confluence. is a
visitor here.
Birk s. stathers, Weston attorney.
and candidate for the Republican
nomination for attorney general, Is u
visitor In the city.
s. 8. Cochrane is here from Fair
mont.
]. e. Roane, Of Weston. is in the
city on brief business visit.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-02-08
THE PARSONS S0UDERS COMPANY
local board of trade is a member.

local board of trade is o member.
Mrs. Benjamin r. Blackboard ami
daughter, Miss Eleanor H. Black
ford, of Parkersburg, who visited
Colonel and Mrs. Henry Raymond re-
turned home Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Young. Of
Orchard street, will leave Tuesday
night for Bradentown, Fla, where
they will be guests of their daughter,
Mrs. Carrie Z. Hefner.
Earl Speaker left Tuesday morning
for Chicago. where he will spend a
week looking after business matters.
DIR. H. H. Esker arrived home from
Baltimore Tuesday morning, where
he had spent several days attending
to business matters and visiting his
friends.
Mrs. Orlin Davis went to Salem
Tuesday to visit relatives for few
days.
Patrick Judge. of Grafton, was a
business visitor in the city Tuesday.
jeremiah Thomas, Of Bruceton's
Mills, is visitor in the city.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-02-08
Parsons-Soude1s
SPRING
Fashion Notes

Children's Coats-Many models
are made with fullness in ripple form
hung from the shoulder, the yoke
or the waistline. All waistlines are
good.
Children's Dresses Simple tailor
ed styles arc favored in the dresses
Of colored cotton, including mcdl-
flcations Of the MILDLY. Norfolk and
bolero effects, as well as Russian and
peasant styles.
Hngerio-Increasing demand for
types. but In finest qualities, Flesh
color is widely accepted Greater
fullness In rufiies and founces.
Fabrics-The new styles give pref
erence to the sitter weaves In silks,
such as tatfeta, gros de Londres and
fallle, but sheer silk crepe and chlt-
fon cloth are also desirable. In
woolens and worsteds checks. stripes,
mixtures and invisible plaids are
good. In dress cottons wolfe Is the
leader.
Colors-owing to the scarcity Of
dyes. on the exhaustion Of the supply
Of wark staple colors and bright
shades the use of pastels and other
light shades will become essential.
White will be more and more en-
ployed.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-02-08

to il O'Clock Monday evening in her
home on Fast Main street. The
guest list included only the girls and
men of the younger set who were
asked to meet Miss Raymond, OF
Newton. Mass, who is visiting Misses
Rebecca and Mary Ruhl. Three tables
were used for auction bridge and at
IL o'clock salad supper was served
at small tables. Covers were laid
for twelve guests.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-02-08
Women's Quaker
Maid Stockings,
Soc

This store is Clarksburg's head
quarters for the Quaker Maid
stockings, and the next you buy we
would like you to try a pair of
them. rg
They are made of artificial silk,
that is fiber silk, with reinforced
soles and tops. Price 50c;' plain
black only.
They are merchandise Of real in
tegrity.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-02-08
on Main St., Bst,osss
"2nd and Bird"


Now do you know what Is atthe
bottom Of this great change in looks
In the type Of American woman now
thought ideal? The modern woman
has begun to use the lungs given her
by nature for the storing up OF physt-
cal energy, and which were once com.
pressed with tight lacing and starved
with the silly indoor habits thought
necessary for the preservation Of COM
plexions and the refined air once I'd
mired. She has learned to breathe, or
is learning the need Of better breath
ing, and the best lessons she can get
on this important subject are those.
which come with outdoor sports otlall
sorts.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-02-08

tea table, which had for its center
piece crimson carnations, and was
assisted in serving the guests by Mrs
Albert w. Rapp. Later interesting
papers were read by Mrs. Cecil G. Jar.
Wis on "The Mohawk Trail" and
Mrs. Arson D. Parr on 1.-THE National
Old Trails Roads,"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-02-08
A Remarkable Woman.


Helen Keller, who is perhaps the
most talked ofwoman in America to-
day, comes to Clarksburg February
-, to give her lecture entitled, Hap
piness.' After one of her lectures
someone asked Miss Keller II she
could tell whether her audience were
large or not, and in her answer she
showed what remarkable use she
makes of her own senses.
YES, it is large audience" she
said, II can tell by the vibrations
of many feet In motion, and then the
air is dense and warm when there
are many people in the room"
Can you tell IL people are ap-
plauding you?" she was asked.
Yes" she replied. "by the ybra-
tion OF the air"
Her listeners wanted to applaud
but were interrupted by another
question.
Can you tell If your audience is
Interested"
ooh yes, they always are"
And one wonders how anyone
could help but be interested in this
genius. a genius all the more strong
ly appreciated after one has listen ed
to the story OF her life, as told in the
lectures.
Miss Kellers lecture will be given
at 8 p. M, February IL, in the Ma
sonic auditorium under auspices Of
Stonewall Jackson chapter of the
United Daughters Of the Confederacy.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-02-08
oIRouIT COURT.

A damage suit brought BY Jesse
Jones against the city arising from
alleged injuries to his property on
First street on account of street grad
ing is on trial In the circuit court
All Jurors not serving In the case
have been excused until Wednesdey
morning. A Jury gave Cuthbert a.
Osborn q verdict Of $50 against Steal
ey Heights for services as civil engt-
neer. i5
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-02-08
NelD Home Sewing.
Machines, S28 to
SIS

The wonderful merits Of the
New Home" explained by anop-
orator from the New Home fac
tory, giving a full explanation Of
the workings Of these wonderful
machines and showing how easy IT.
is for them to sew all kinds Of MAJ
terial without changing the needle
thread or tension.
You may have either rotary,
vibrator or chain stitch in variety
of styles.