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4un Dnkntn.
@raf Waffen unber i'm Mntumobil.

@raf Waffen unber fin Mntumobil.
Srduf &obcrtS, Sarmer, p9lteoe tGr
HoSboIt i'm Nutomobil oper Jig meo
set Ieiultot, at ban tit Ntaffebenet
fnpffet % beoe paa Steoet.
SpSe / Sracns &pntor. Wrs. e..
u. Sanion i @inifreo er plilolellg
aigaaet peb Sooen. Sum par netop
fommet ino pou lin S9ges &olltor
o. bapoe beflngct iig cpcr, at Oct bar
iaa panifeliat Tor bcnoe at trGffe
Nanbe, ga bun pluoielig Ialot 900
ON.
Nurbcefs Tlnralitet. = Otter Den
aiiluttenoe Sptpaine al Stemmer er
Ieter Icrbecf palst til 8ilpernsr
meo Ell YluruIitet al 22,244. San
crbplot 72,7S9 Stcmmcr, bans De-
mofrutilfe Moofanoioat, 3. y. Mime
bart, 50,5l5 Stcmmer. Sanltl.
Dig meloeS, at gsorbecf bar opglpet
line aompaenellbeiiter til $1,424.42.
His Wano frpetebe silbasesana.
Setter Mc@ouern CT me9ef RIG
&ancber peo Ylanfinton, fit en- Iaa
itor Srpst Tor at % fattig, at ban
aif ben % fog lit eset 9ip. 5or isr.
ite Sang / tit 2ip bapoe ban trilttet
oct forteitc Straa | en- Sanobanoel,
% eiter altio isr at bare tlent goot
paa iaaoanne Iransaftioner. lpiiteS
ban III, at merle 8rlnoen GLIDE I'M
Der iig.
Sappcr @ut. alireS Goffel. Is
gar gommel, bapoe Senoaes Haf !
line 6orGlSres Siem / Mitchell ct
Sammenitco meo eli Snobriiostpp,-
Ter ~fiGmpeoeS isrit meo tsrre N@.
per, men Spuen traf iaa en- af'lo %
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-15
@gaWe Tijfefioberc. ie her!

1870 Tiifefiobere, ie ber!
Spis ou oil baoe ben bebfte Sif. genee fan fiebe. o.
PROMPT S%enering. '.no bin Seitiline til oS. @i bar
beabnheube 1897. pe ri bar 5ufiubsr Of tiIfrsbie Stun.
Der pper gprbpeIteu. SoiIfenfoutbelit 8auf 9ulutb
bill iprtG1e oia al ppr Saranti er COB. 0i bpber aler
beoife Loo frpsue cafe Superior StIb til s. rs pr. 100
pb. (netto Beat | &asis, so gb. / 3aSie 81 Is. Sois
patfet iterfe 9affei9tfe So 25 pr. 100 3D., 81 80 pr. so
20. Sgiao Safe Snpsrior Srout l3e pr. 3D., Cana
oian Yite lie. Yiderel &c. aluifo SoIrion 12c. glad
Cob LET. 6alibuf l3e. roget @biuupf SaIutpn l5e pr.
40, 25 8o. / 2aste So. IS. Oil beapuoe Sorfenbiua
%iaafnart 9eiret bliper itabia foIbt.
I'll ollie Steber uoerom MinneIpta rnaa frpsien syif
ienbes | &asie. ba Observation-Disclosures e0erS bliber
be bpbbelte. st Sreptort oI brirae f~uIbit9nbis pris'
lite pao ferif % frpsien eSif.
yeerf: Observation-Disclosures er CSC ninore paa so
ener 100 pnnbs Sorfsnbiua fro 9uIuth enb fro Emo
Sarbors % andre Steoer noenpnl. 9eres orbeoigc
o. MoRrERuD FISH CO.,
1929 Superior ST., Duluth, MINI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-15
Minnrrptu.
Sif Sustaaet Iprrnaf al. On

nj Snstagct iprGngt at. en Or
pIoiion, Der ontagelig f~orpolotea peo
al Sos por iipet no al Ell Surnace,
bpori br9notes auI, ipr9ngte Der
pm 2aaen Saget al y. a. Sunos
&aaninasbus PED Ct. Glouo. go.
milien bar beloiepis irapprenoc,
men Suiet iorpunbleoes til CT @rae.
Sire geriOnsr orGbt. On auto.
mobil blep Senoags 4iten paafier.
al ct Cog paa minneapolis, Ct. Gaui
& Sault Ste Marie Sailen peo Ser.
gas, Stter Soil 9ountp, og ire Der.
Toner orPbtes. &c or allireo aopIim,
Mrs. IIireb aoplin, Wrs. 8bilip
aoplin oa Nrs. 9ettiueer, Jran.
els aopIiu, 10 aar sammeI, fom al.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-15

StIitiu pto IuieU. -
@eo ben al Staten for Tspitummc
oprettebe Sfole / So1espine bar Der
forrige llgc iorefommet otte SilirI.
Der al Siitcrit, pg MnitaIten er ion1
6plge oeraf lagt / apnrantpne.
&ienbt Gan Claire aub opS.-
Feter W. @ecf, en- al @au Glaires
pelfjelbtc Sorrctnin9smrno, iaIb1
oen lite os. bso ON, rammet al
Sierteilag. San blep ~ 9lar gam.
mel, citerlaoenoe Jig &illtrl o. Ell
Spn.
SesislatnrmcSlcm furnlpffet. =
Sans 10. SallrienL 0feolem al Be-
gislatltren ira Spooner, blep ben
9be 6s. brGbt nrr @pen peo at bans
Iutomobil paafiprteS al ct Serbia.
lletog. San bapoe pGret Weblem al
Segislaturen iioen 1912.
Gamitp buloer MarsmpSc / Wanjam
Mmerican Societp Of gqlitp boloer
oenne llse lit 14be aarlige Wpoe
@auiau, % Hepr9ientanter fra II
al De IS Stater, bpori Selifobet CT
organi'eret, par fremmpot. Ger pen-
ties iult omtrent $50 9elegater.
Ssbe peo Trufpitburoet. = Ole
Sanien, Der / line pngre Gage bar i
Srplaitforretning, Oeoe iorleoen me-
get plub elig / tit Stem / Can Claire,
ioet ban rammeOes al ct Sjer.etil-
irlbe nctop Iom ban bapbe lat fig
peo Srofoitborbet. San blcp 20 Iar
gamnel.
Intomobilnlpffe. 9auris Sobn-
ion % George Gmerlon, bcgae al
Solmen, fom ben lite bs. alporligt
tilifaOe peb at en- Iutomobil. bpori
DC t%ierte, oGlteoe llooper en- Sorbpi-
ming al Seien. lllpffen bGnbtc nj
Mil noroenfor Ga GroSie. = Gus
Berg Hap meo en- ting 5lnngc oper
Hanocn.
Sranb / &c Spta. - Gre iterrc
Observation-Disclosures, eiet al TSreo
&onlon, Nrtbur Santes % Sewis &
SliolL neobrGnote iioite Spnbae /
Den lille 9p Se Sofa. @ron0tobet
opgipes til $4,000. Ser tilfalotes
granomonoifaber ira 60 CROSSE %
Subuqlle, men SIOen blep bragt lln-
Der &ontrol fpr DC tilfolote Walo-
Ilaber naaeoc irem.
@rnS fra Wurgc. Miis Gina Gar
len anfom Den Sbe bs. til Ga Grosie
otter at bape tilbagclagt ben Ian9c og
M farciulbe Geiie belt ira &|riiti.
ania, Norge, for at mebe lin SorIos
pebe, Serman Sbompion. Sc reiite
alcrebe Sen nGitc Gag op til @i-
mona, bpor DC unber oe minore for
Oringsiuloe Minneiotalppe blep eiort
til Mtono og Suitru.
Seilaoien a~flnttet peS Miblano.-
Seilaoien meo transport al Sern-
erts aiilutteoes Wonbogs aften /
Ilblano, ioet ocn iibite @aao GA al.
gif ira Grtsbrpgeerne Der. Sernerts.
transporter ira Iiblanb bar iaar
pperaoaet ale tioligere, ioet benimoo
8 Wiaioner Cons CT afifibet. Ser
giercS Tcgning paa Ell enbnu itsrre
Grit / 1917, ioet Nortb @eitern %
Soo.Sanen aater at ubpioe fine
Srpgger, bpilfe Sorbeorinaer iiges
at bile fr9pe en- Sum al ire Milio-
ner Collars.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-15
Saarernes Semi. slt z

S~aarernes Semi. ut Saarer,
ligegploig enten De fGloeS al SlG'
Sc eaer Sorg, inOebolber 4o9ialt,
peo enbper. gn npiagtig femi'f
Nnalpie al Saarerne bar pitt, at DC
~ir,bebcloer ogiaa andre Sulte, nem-
Zig Spopel> og Sosforlaltc. Se is
Gram falte @~eltanobele, Iom finoeS
i 100 8ram Saarepanb, opoiIer
oesuoen ogiaa ct lioet &pantuln
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-15
Atnutuitu.
linn Mprber ibpmmes linn {

ling Murber iopmmes lang Straf.
Sobn 6illf, fun 20 Iar gammel, err
peo Hetten / Sepiston furtben ifplbig
/ at bapc mproet i'm Mrbeibsgiper,
en- ing Hpbpgger peo Napn 3sreo
8iais, % oerfor ioemt en- 51ngiels.
itraf ira rs til 100 Ior.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-15
@tarnnHn.

Siftcrit peo Sspitnmmeifolem. =
@eo Den al Staten for TspItummc
opretteoe Sfole / Sonespine bar Der
forrige llgc iorefommet otte SilirI.
Der al Siiterit, og gnitaIten er ionl
Splge beraf lagt / ¶ntpne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-15
ltnrn gnkniu.
lllsrnSs &nla bcltrioes. 49,

Ulernps %nl9 pctrt0ee. Ser
mcloe& ira Somncr, at :. $. Ills.
rllos &alg til Gountpobpofat oil BIZ.
ue bcitriOt al Den iIagnc Muofanoi.
Dat, :. ). S'Gonncl. llI2rllbs Wu-
"ioritct or If Stcnnlcr.
Nbouncmentspriicn fprbpics. -
%iolqc Ell Mc'>in0 ira Manoan bar
life minorc enc Il IorlfielliAe l,gent.
lilc Npiicr / ben peitliae Gel al Sta.
ten paraIct line N|lbonlenter ON, at
Nrilen nil bliuc iorhoict. Nariaaen
Ill ocnnC Sorbeiclic / announcements.
priIen cr DC ltaoig egenoe Eapir-
priicr.
Tarmers Glepctur brGnot. Gen /
GoingblrN Al Sormere opiorte Gle.
uator lneo ell &apacitet al 10000
@ll'bclS, ncbbrTnote Sen lite os. til.
ligenleo 10000 @uibelS aorn. Gel.
DC @p0nlnGcn uor uIrb'at I'll S1O,-
600, mcocuS NSiurancen Inn belsb
liz til omlfriuN $4,000. Gn IN Gle.
pator pil meo Der Icritc blue opiert.
%nr nGr blcucn prrbt i Hap. =
SorS ScrGcniou, Der eicr 400 Ncres
Sanb | WcScn5ie Gountp, par Der
um Sagcu NOR blepen orpbt, ga ban
nleb et 8ooStog fiorte ira Gppiug
iii Man. So9ct itanicNc life peo Nn.
fomiteu til Hop, bporior Seracnion
hoppeoc al, mcoenS oct gift nleb ililo
Sart. San Tom alporlig tilifaoc,
men ilap iorbolospis bcloia ira i'm
iric aiprctur.
Senrp 8ilbcrtions Mprocr osmt.
Nan Wartin, Der Tor noecn Sio ii.
Den | Ell al Gepils Safes Heltauran.
ter itieo o. NrGbte Senrp Gilbert.
ION, er iunocn itplbi9 / anbcu @raoS
Moro % osmt iii 10 AarS Stroitar.
beibe. Ser blep mnber Sagens &c.
Gambling oplplt, at 8ilbertlcn bap.
DC pGrct iorlopet meo ocn apinoc,
iom Martin uor blepen giit mco fort
ier 6~orbrpoelicn bleu begaaet, % Scr
bIep gicrt 5orisa paa at iaa oct til,
at Oct par | SeIpioripar, at Moroet
par be9aact.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-15

Setter @. @ecf, en- al Can Glaires
pelfjelbtc Sorrctnin9smrno, iaIb1
Den lite 0s. 300 ON, rammet al
Siertellag. San blep ~ 9lar gam.
mel, citerlaoenoe Jig &ritru o. e,
Seu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-15

cuiuiue Der life Writer ! Ssopeeet.
Yaaeruub Of fin ~iinrtsnbe oa a~fierenoe Nirfnina Tan
9aratiue Sromo Suinins taees AT bo%emiombelft rbeu
at bspirfe 9~leroeitet eller Riuoeu / Sppebet. Der or
FUN en- "Srpnio Gutuine". g. 10. @rope's Si9uatur
pGd si.eu. 25c. Adv
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-12
FLAG DAY
Observance Program viii Be
Rendered by the Local
Lodge of EikS.

Flag day observance at s o'clock
Wednesday night by the local Elks
promises TO be function Of moro than
usual interest not only TO the members
Of the lodge but also to the public as
tho observance Ia to he public affair.
Al first 1t was planned to have the
observance in the ElkB' auditorium but
examination Of the stage by the officers
In charge resulted In the conclusion
that the stage Ia too small for tho pur-
pose. and It was then decided 70 hold
the services in the lodge room. The
latter VIII DO periodically decorated.
Tho program will consist OF tho
designated ritual work by the oficorE.
the ritual history Of the flag to be de-
livered by II. Arthur Hcinze. the ritual
tribute to the flag to DO read by Sam
uel r, Bentley. an address by Louis A.
Johnson. vocal music by Charles n.
Gill and quartet and instrumental
must by the CRdenza orchestra.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-12
Mr.. MURPHY NOW
PRAISES TANLAC.
On Advice Of Sister Took New
Remedy and Now Endorses
II Himself Below.
Back to Work again after a
Period Of IdleneSS.

McComs Murphy. we'll known West
Virginia lumhcrman and husband Of
the prOpriCtorCSS NJ the Hotel Fair
view, Huntsville. " Va. hogan taking
tho new medicine Tanlac ON the advice
Of his sister who had been greatly
benefited by H. and To quote the words
OF MIR. Murphy, he said
Il suffered with nervousness and
have been Affected with stomach
trouble for Ave long years My con
dttion had become so had was unable
to work Gas would form on my s,om-
ach after eating and give mo that un-
comfortable, bloatcd feeling and
headaches.
! felt very bad Just before my sister
It THnlac has IN such cases as mine for
It has cured these different troubles
mentioned and | am once moro able
10 do my work It's nnc tonic aud
one cannot recommend too highly"
declared Mr. Murphy
Tanlnc is TO tho system what good
oil In to machinery starts every
thing running smoothly kidneys To
acting bowels to working stomach
TO digCsting-nCrvcs 10 performing
their natural functions and with those
vital organs restored to normal no
man or woman can long remain sick
BY removing the cause this great rem
cdy gives nature another chance.
Here in ClHrksburE many have pub
llcly endorsed TAnlnc Thousands will
and surely no one ought hesitate n
moment before giving II the thorough
trial It deserves II suffering with any
form OF stomach, kidney or liver all
ment M common these days because
OF our present day methods Of living,
OVERRIDING. ovcrrRtinE. etc. Tanlnc Ia
ono dollar nj Fnrrcll's drug store. Just
a couple doors above tho Odcon thea
tor. Got TanlRc today Advertise
mcnt.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-12
COUNTY
NEWS EVENTS F,
ARE REPORTED
Correspondent Keeps Tab Of
That Section for Readers Of
the telegram.

WESTON, june = The opcn air
suffrage meeting was great success
and many converts TO the cause are
supposed to have been made.
Miss Ramsay leaves for tho east
ern part OF the state whore she will
continue her suffrage work.
Or. James A. Tierney and family
are in Glenville.
Mr.. Keith. OF Orlando. spent Sun
day in Weston.
Mr.. John Hillary. OF BuckhannOn.
spent Sunday In Weston.
Miss Naples. the photographer who
was connected with the Huntington
studio. last fall has returned and is
again working at the studio,
Mrs. Blanche Hnylew. Of PittshurG.
has been visiting Weston friends
Thomas FeRgan of Connollsvillc.
who was suffering with heart trouble.
died at his mothers nome (Mrs Kate
McGary FeagRn) Saturday.
DR.. and Mrs George Snyder are
in Baltimore to attend the Baltimore
and Ohio convention.
Charles Hardman. who works In
Burke's drug store. ClnrksburG. was
Weston visitor last week
Clell Hardman was over from
BuckhRnnon to visit his grandpar-
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. C. W. Talbot.
Mrs. Peter DorEan is visiting her
daughter, Miss Kate Dorgan.
Rev. Father Swint and Rev Faith
er Burke have gone to KinGwood to
conduct a mission.
F. J. Dent. Of Morgantown. stopped
on here TO have a short visit with his
brother, c. c. Dent.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cordcr will
leave this week to visit relatives and
friends in Barbour county.
Born to DR.. and Mrs. Samuel Hard
man son.
Miss Augustine McDermott and lit
tie brother, LorentZ Clay. are visiting
relatives on Cottage avenue.
Miss Opal Atkins Is in Baltimore.
Doctor Post. a son of Squire W. l..
Post. OF Roanoke. is one OF the honor
men at Physicians and Surgeons Col
leEe this year. where he Is gradual
ing having been awarded medal
for scholarship.
Mr.. Bob Prltchard will 10 to Nor
gHntown this week for commence
ment.
Many Of the local teachers will at
tend the state educational association
to be held at Clarksburg this week.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-12
TRACTION CAR
Jumps Track on PMhppi Street
and Delays Traffic for
Several Hours.

Car No. ~ OF the MononEahela
Valley Traction Company operated on
the Dcspard -Stcaley line. jumped tho
track on Philippi street between
Terra Gotta and Iynden avenue at
~ 80 o'clock sunday evening and
plunged through the fence on the
lower side OF the track and was half
way over the embankment before It
stopped.
There were only four passengers on
the car ut the time OF the accident
and three OF them jumped OF before
the car left the street. the other pas
senger remaining on the car. but was
not injured. The car was In charge
Of MotormHn John W. Ong and Con
ductor Frank Murphy and at the
time Of the accident WIS running very
slowly Several passengers had got
ten of the car ut Terra Gotta street
and as the accident happened Just
east OF that street and on curve the
cad had not reEalned full speed.
Traction mon are at loss as to
what caused the car to Jump the
track as an examination wins made OF
the car Monday and all the wheels
were In excellent condition. An ex-
animation OF tho track was also made
and II was also in good repair.
II the car had been running at a
high rate Of speed II would have
plunged over the embankment into
Elk creek and in all probability all
on the car would have been killed,
but as It was the heavy fence posts
checked the speed Of the car.
The traffic on that line was tied up
for several hours while the car was
being pulled back on the track.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-12
TRIALS
In the Criminal Court Are Set
by the Court at Mondays
Sessions.

Trials In the criminal court were
set as follows Monday:
Tuesday. June l3-Frank Miles
and Ernest Pierce. Delbert Mcintyre.
felony, and John Epson.
Wednesday. June 14-Thomas H.
Richardson. felony, and Lloyd Lee.
Thursday. June l5-Sanford Lew
Is and Harry Wey.
Friday. June l6-Lloyd Dun.
Monday, June 19-Fred Williams.
Reuben Pritchard and Henry Wig
gins.
Tuesday. June 2O-Butch Clark,
Fred Miller and Bob Phillips.
Wednesday, June 2l-Guy Knapp.
Monday, June 26-Sam Blair.
Tuesday. June 27-Gilbert Hurst
and Sanley BulRk.
Wednesday. June 2S-Dave Nor
ris. Ted Richardson and Joe Win
tiers.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-12
ROBINSON LEAl

ity. 2.6ss.
With several southern countles Ia
hear from. the Stewart majority over
Williams may be wiped out on the final
returns. nut by very slight majority,
II at all.
More Congressional Figures.
Changes made in the Republican
congressional contests give the fol-
lowing totals:
First misunderstanding, s.74S;
Hearne. 1874. Flemings majority,
Second district-Bowors. 1924.
Forman. 2,461; Hartman, 2,49O Bow
ers's plurality. 9,l34.
Third district-Rsed S.3O2: Waugh
C.0l2. Reeds majority, 2.29O.
Fourth district-G Gregory. 3.777:
woodward. 1923. woodyard's major
Sixth dlstriot-Godbey. CLIO; Rar-
din. $3.50: ThRyer. 1881. Godbey's
plurality. 500.
These figures are for the dIstricts
complete with tho exception OF
Greenhrier. which cannot change tho
result and Cooley is nominated over
Rardin.
COrnwell's Lead, 1870.
In the Democratic primary, with
moro returns received. the totals are
now:
Governor-cornWeII. S2.O69; French
1880; Hogg. 10,00l. cornwell's plu-
rality, 1890.
Commissioner Of agriculture-FIn-
ley. 26.S8S; Post. 1922. Finley's
majority, 7.941.
Congress. Second district-Hlner,
I.521: Nethkin. 3.149: Woods, s,eI6.
Hiner's plurality. $40.
For the second district the returns
arc complete and Hiner is nominated.
Congress. Third district-AldOrson,
S.6l7: Randolph. 1906. Alderson's ma
jority. 241. The returns from Nicholas
and upShur are not reported but as
Nicholas is AIderson's homo county,
It Is likely he iB nominated by larger
majority than given.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-12
TWO JAILED
BY City Police on Charge of
Violating the State Pro.
hibition Laws.

Charged with violating the prohi-
bition laws OF the state, william
Webster, OF Cumberland, Md. and
Thomas Sheets, OF Wendell. were ar
rested Monday afternoon by Police
Officers Yates and Ice and were later
placed in the county Jail to await
hearings before Magistrate r. Ed
ward Kidd.
Sheets. who was first arrested on a
charge Of having whiskey in a pub
lie place, told the police that he
bought two pints Of the contraband
from Webster. The latter was then
placed under arrest. It Is said that
Sheets had two pints Of liquor on his
person when arrested. Their hear
lngs will come up in a day or two.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-12
BANDITS KILLED
BY Pursuers, Either Texas RAN
gers or American Troops,
Following a Raid.

LAREDO. Tex. June l2.-Three OF
the band Of Mexicans, who participat-
ed in the raid on tho T. A. Coleman
ranch at San Samuel Sunday. were
killed and three moro captured, Rc-
cording TO report received here on
Monday. The report did not make
II clear whether the pursuers were
Texas rangers or American troops in
command Of Captain Welborn. Nine
members Of the band have been cap
tured or killed:
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-12
SECRETARY BAKER
Is to Be President Wilson's Per-
sonai Representative at
the Convention.
tsV AsSoeiAyEp VaEsO

WASHINGTON, June l2.-secre-
tary OF War Baker will be President
Wilson's personal representative at
the Democratic national convention.
He leaves tonight for st. Louis car
rying with him practically a COM
plets draft of the platform including
several Of the more important planks
written by the president himself.
II had been planned TO have the
president represented by the man
chosen to succeed William +. Nc
Combs as chairman Of the national
Democratic committee. This selec-
ton has been delayed. however, and
il was decided to send Secretary
Baker.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-12

County Road Engineer. until o'clock +. n
Saturday, July J. 1915, for the eOnstrae-
tl0R Of the following reinforced concrete
bridges: Over Limestone Greek, Coal nis-
Over Little Teamile Greek, Eagle hIStriet.
Over IAttl0 Rock Camp, Safdls nistriet.
Near fOnda, Satdis district. Over Little
Elk Greek, sardls nistflet, I've over
Flans and necitcatlanS may Be seen n the
above 0iiiek aftsF June n ini6 TIE right
/ srsssFVsd 70 reject any o. an hlds
Il, NJ, flANhEHT.
ceunty Head hnglneeF.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-12

Clarksburg Central Woman's Chris
tlan Temperance Union will hold it's
regular monthly meeting at 3 o'clock
Tuesday afternoon in the st. Pauls
Methodist Episcopal church. South.
The program will be a dues paying
social with Mrs. s. c. Watkins. host
ess. All members are urged to at
tend.
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AMERICANS FLEE
From Mexico to Escape Prose-
Cution on Account OF Pres
ence of American Troops.

COLUMBUS. y. NJ. Juno ia party
Of American mining men. including
Geveral merchants from Cuslhuirachic.
chihuahua, are said to have reached
General John J. PerShinG's camp at
Namiquipa, Mexico. on their way to the
border to escape persecution by Mexi-
cans opposed to the presence OF Amer
lean troops. The information wnG
brought here by truck drivers from
Casas Grandes.
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TURKS WIN.

coNsTANTlNoPLE, June l2.-In
an engagement on the Irak front, the
fghtinE area between the CaucssIan
and MesopotamiRn fronts. the Turks
annihllatsd a cavalry force Of 1000
and captured large amount Of war
material, the war office announced to-
day.
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The ladies o! St. Marks Lutheran
church are asked to meet in the
home of Mrs. Barth Miles, 499 Lee
street. at 1880 o'clock this evening
to perfect plans for the dinner to be
held in the Masonic temple Thursday
evening in THIS week.
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ARRESTED
In Canada Is One Of the A.
legged Houston, Pa, Bank
Robbers.

WASHINGTON, Pa, June "a
James F. Dillon. who. the police al
lege. was one OF the men who rob-
bed the First National Bank Of
Houston, Pa. early in April Of &c.,
900, was Monday arrested In Montre-
al. Canada. according to advices re-
celved here. Thomas H. Talbot,
charged with completely in the rob-
berry. was sent to the penltentiary by
the court here last week.
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ASKS FOR RECOUNT.

A, A. Lilly. defeated candidate for
governor. asked the county court
here Monday through counsel for a
recount Of the Republican vote cast
In this county for goyernor.
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RUSSIAN ATTACK.

PETRoGRAD. June I2.-Russian
troops yesterday approached the out
spirits OF CEerrowitZ. the capital OF
BukOwina, the war ONCE announced
today. Tho statement also says that
Russian troops attacked the bridge
head At Zalesexyky.
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ADMINISTRATORS QUALITIES.

Edwin W. Stout has qualified as
administrator OF OF the estRt- Of
MRtyan Rarely with bond at 1850
and Charles s. Warne surety. The
appraisers OF the estate are J. J.
Crews. G. L. Anderson and N. @.
stealey.
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SURVIVORS LANDED.

YMUIDEN. Netherlands. June j.
Fifteen members Of the crew Of
the Norwegian steamer Bur, i.942
tons. have been landed here. They
report that their ship was sunk by
either a mine or a torpedo.
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RUSSIANS ADVANCE.

tBy ASsoelAIGo rRGsp
BERLIN. June l2-RuSslan troops
attempted to advance northeast Of
Buczaez. Galiela, and were repulsed
the war Offlee announced today. More
than 1900 Russians were captured.
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DUFF on TRIAL.

Lloyd Dun was placed on trial Mon
day morning in the criminal court hOre
charged with transporting liquors into
tho state without being common car
rier from the law viewpoint.
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TERM BEGINS.

The June term Of the county court
began Monday morning. The court
Is also sitting as canvasslng board.
1t began the canvass Of Elk district
Monday morning.
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Nn1Ifif-

I will not 30 responsible for any
debts contracted by anyone otheE
than myself. after this date,
HORACE J, BROWN,