davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-12-24
] Has u aSGR pr, \,

0key Davis Of the. Hope Gas Com
5pany.. IS alescent at his home IN
the Jacobs apartments, GLOWING an
attack of Ia grippe. ts sl 3s n
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-12-24
ALLEGEpI MA 81! JAILED.

Charged W.T. h Insult Ing women IN the
street, "a foreigner III told police hi;
name was n a san as!a1llend I, Is 4 prs
oner in the cit; jai y. ara ting tria 3sie-
fore MAJOR G, a. Gordon in ps1ice
court He WIS 4 r. ri "a IN Wssst NJ
street Saturday en- NIX by Chief Of
Police Nicholas NJ ste.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-12-24
Has -APPENDrT!.cl,lTTIs

Peter Schmidt, Of the New Fair
Grounds addition, is suffering with
an attack of appendicitis He will
probably md ergo an operation Mon
day or Tuesday. N. 8l5
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-12-24
II.0nEY Child REC COVERINGS

gJgIl
n Merle young daugh ter of Lee
Robeys Of Union Heigh hts: IS recover
lnRIfrom an attactrt 81 IneasleS
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-12-24
. LOGUE CHILDI RRCOYRRING.

Dorothy. Wo-year=old daughter Of
E1nent. is recovering from an attack of
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-12-24
NusbaSarra. s, Inc.
TOWNS JAIL 1asIIs1.Y.

sJEFFERSONsCIT Y, NJ ss
There rs not d prisonof nj Oil 81
jnIl !. The last prlaon er as ri is caa q II
recently. According to tho record
Of the jail this Is the first tins ~
seven ty-hye years that I'LL has been
without nm occupant. AS b rule
are from q to twenty-five pr son
IN the Jail, and this time of year it
usually is filled ~
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-12-24
u C9I i n. MI. q

Edward Michael, OF Water street.
m employee Of the Lang aud cTIst
box factory. has AZ grippe. u
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-12-24
KEcovERs ERolI " ,uINpE

Frank Powell !. of N lead oWbfook 81
fast covering In st. Mary hosp
from q pistol wound Teceived III d
tight there several days u go.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-12-24
4Vcg,etal.nIblesii.

Mashed Potato pes. jersey Sweet Pota-3
toes: Buttered June Peas.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-12-24

Roast TurkedSWit Chestnut Dressing
and Gran berry Sauce. NC
Roast Chicken with Plain Dressing.
Roast Pork with Apple Sauce
Roast Beef wit Brown Gravy q,
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-12-24

JIIHes' Celery E5WeeLNP IckIe9
Cabbage with Salad Dressing. IN
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1916-09-08

where-the same justice, the same con-
sideration for the essential rights of
men.
Besides contributing our ungrudging
moral and practical support to the es-
Enlistment of peace throughout the
world, we must actively and intelli-
gently prepare ourselves to do our full
service In the trade and industry which
are to sustain and develop the life Of
the nations in the days to come.
We have already been provident in
this great matter and supplied our
selves with the instrumentalities Of
prompt adjustment. We have created,
in the federal trade commission, a
means of inquiry and of accOmmOda-
ton in the field Of commerce which
ought both to coordinate the enter
prises Of our traders and manufactur-
ers and to remove the barriers of mis-
understanding and Of too technical
Interpretation Of the law. In the new
tariff commission we have added an
other fundamentally Of observation
and adjustment which promises to be
Immediately serviceable. The trade
commission substitutes counsel and ac-
commodatiOn for the harsher processes
Of legal restraint, and the tariff COM
mission ought to substitute facts for
prejudices and theories. Our export
ers have for some time had the advan-
tage Of working In the new light
thrown upon foreign markets and op
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-08


onI Dem @lobus, no 9licnlanO @ng.
liib ocritGnoe, ebcn ipeil Die 9titen
lid iiberoa beimiid 81 MAIDEN lpuB-
ten @an3 gtorOomerita ipriht Gng.
lild. g9ie fommt es o6er, ooB Gng,
lanO nibt einidc6 ieine 5praHe 5ir
g8cltIpra1c erbeben mil2 Gos er.
fldren iitnere uno auBere @riinoe 8itr
@eniige. Ginmal i'll gnbion fIng &c.
mug, oaB es bic nntionale @ntpfino-
lidfeit ieiner @erbiinoeten nidt rel
3en nil inoem es ibnen feline Spra.
de aIs Gcrfebrsiprade aufordngte.
s(lS fIugc &ouflente pollen iic iidJ
uiid] nidt aif tnmcr pom ben 9ldrf.
ten ser GeritratmGdte alSihlicBen.
@ngliib ais SanSelsipro6e f0nnte
ibnen aber bei Dcnti9cn, Boleu, Cir.
Ten ini6 8ulgorcn MIR ibooen. Gns
lit lidber, gegen ie0e nationolc Spra.
DE ais ggeItiprode miirOen baI0 ale
aHoereu gtotrouen 6ront ucbmcn. @S
fino obcr on6 innere Griinoe, oic
Sen GneIdnoern cine neiaralc Spra.
DE ais SanoeIsiprabc wiiuiHens.
pcrt6 eritcinen ldiien.
gas RGHIid an Der engliid1en
Gpradyc ldppierig rmo i6meridIlie iit
OoS lit Sic Srt6cgrapbie. Darlm
| botfeit oic SanoeISfretic iMon ldnglt
auf cine gereirfabung Der Sdreib.
ueiic gcoriingeit in pbonctiidem
9nmc, 5. 3. oaB bic 8uAitoben cin.
/ fadj nod cinenl bcitiHnlteH Qout ges
ibrieben mie geiprohen wiirOen.
Giciem @erIanaen wi6ericbt lidb ober
ser aan3e TroB Ser @eIebrteu anf
oaS @nti1ieocnite nit Dem Soupt-
glrgumept, onB our1 einc iolde raoi.
tale gtcnocrlmg Der gfcBtslhreibung
Ocn &otfc boto oie iibcrouS reibc
engGiAe 2iteratilr nnperltdnolih
piiroe nto nab mio rdb oerIoren
geben miiBte. @egen Oieier &Ienllne
bat man i'll @HglanS sic neutralc
S5iiIfsiprade Gipcranto ircuOig auf-
eCuomiuen uno ibre Ycr6reitlng
md6tia geforoert.
S0Hlt bcgliidt iino iiber Die 9lus.
iitbt ibre Sprabc 3ur SnHoelsipros
DE ser @clt gcmodt 5n ieben Die
| Gipcrantiiten @ines ibrer Grgane
Itrci6t 6a6er ,,Ginc Sanoels. uHo
8erfe6rslprade muB Dor gtllen fIar
Icin. Geiuc lebenoe 5prode ii6er.
triIft @iperonto at aIarbeit 10, oaB
ieSe 3peioeitiefcit olisecidloiieu iit
Seine notionole Brem0iprotbe lit 70
leidt erlcrnbar. Wlit Dem ndniliben
| 8eitanhpdn0 lernt man in einern bal.
beN Sabre polifpmmener Giperonto
ais, in 3pei sSobren 6rou6oiiih. eng.
lid, pon @uiiiitb gar ni6t 81 reoen
Wepige 9oge aeniiaen, I'M ridtig in
| bic Mutteriprohe iiberiebcn az fon.
nen. ggeniee @odcn, nm gut corre-
lponoircn 5u fonncn.~ slnoere llr.
tbeilcn tpenieer entbuiiaitiId iiber ben
ggert6 oes @lpernnto. SSeoenfalls BE-
| oarf Der 8cltperfebr elmer Meltipro-
de- Ios Dlittclolter beiaB bcfdnnt-
| li1 cine Iolhc i'll 2ateinl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-08
Sac grinfen.

Aciln ttiltcll0 IoHlllI Oct Dselllu 3ut
ggeIt;
Ga bat uod aciier abgeihtporen,
Sonlt BAIT Is boIo init ibHt geiHeat.
5dnu't mir Oos aiitO in WllGtterar'
iitcnl
Sic gibt ibr Ser8bIui ans Grbormen;
geie eliidIib noh iDr gIugc blinft,
Gas ainolciu trirtt
90 iuar's oor bieIen iatiieno Sabren,
go blcibts ond III Der iernitcii 3eit,
Ter aRcni1 foinmt ouritig ongciab'
REM
Ger Tnrit madt enr biel $er5eleto.
Hub bon ocr @iegc bis gum @robe
GerImmd6t er nidJt oes SdDopfcrs
@obe,
90 loua cin Briinnelein itcf lpiutt,
Ter Mono'rer trinftl
Ger Shopier bat rs 10 gcihaiIen
gr idif aud ncn oas sacrn, ben
8eilt
Ia gobs nod) feline Icmpren5pfaf.
fen
Tho fciRGu NVdBiafcits . @crcirl
acin @luder itorte oa sen 6rieoer
g2cr roatc audi ocI Errit perbietcit
Ger unicr SnnerItcS orrbSringt2
Ger Tiwli'gc trinttl
llno nod i'm aaerlebten NinaclH
Nscnu idou sic glGcnOgIodc fltugt
Wcr fam Die Goocsnotb 6e5iuingen,
gseap uuicr Icetcr 2tera periiutt2
,,1omI trtnft man nod in sScin gta.
mcn"
Wa6's ie cin 9ito III ibon'rcnt Rob'
men,
Sos 3eit uuo Gipiefeit bc5lpinat2
Ger g9auorcr trinft!
SIN Bud ocr 8iitber ltcbt's geihric'
beu:
.1er scrreott ihuF oas &crit, oen
Neitl"
So tits III all Der 3eit gcbllebeli
gYyie f0nnte eS aud dtloers ietitl
ggos qibt Dem aorpcr neuc &rdfte,
8unt Ibmeren t1gliden @cf6ofte,
Tomit Die 9trbeit iuS gclinGt?
Tcr gsoro'rcr trtiiftl
800 bod im 91oroel, tiei inn Slloel,
Ios Grintcn Itebt nod ali OCn
@lnt;
Ger NcntItcd treibt oteieIbeH 8lii.
iber
Tns anrn Idn9t neIt 5n iUdbien an
Ger Iurit lit aller Dlcuthcr cigeu,
0o mtilen ale 6loteu idweigen,
5obal0 Der InrIt ben 9ottitod
i6ipinet;
Ger Q8oltO'r trinftl
5oqt mas ibr uoat ibr @boriiGer,
SSbr ltnbcilsboten lonoer Sdbcrt!
@loubt ibr, i6r wdr't oent Siminel
nGber
DSit cureln eon8en 2umpenfromS
aeu @ras pGdlt no ibr je gegon.
gen
aam bod oie 5dam oiif cure @on-
qen
@(oNbt ibr'S, SoB ctter $lon gcIingtS
1ic Wleuifbcft trintt
Wor W1anhcr Bat iin toOtgefreilen
3arubcr ld1ioet ibr fetuen 2GrHl;
limb nic bobt ibr ben Dnrit gea,ellclJ
Gic 2iiqe iiet eud i'm @eoarml
eybr mont fin @pttcS @bre fmHpfen3
lln0 f6nnt bic eig'ne 2nit nidBt oan-
pfelt
SIC euer iollcbes Sera 0nrdoringt
Sbi Dclrc6tcr Ittnftl
VI. s. ..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-08
aOnie GteOrg an leinc DlarineIOISd.
ten ndd Ssr 9tiebrrlaee bon
GFaaerraf, NIT SinterScSAHtca
in Yarrntbeie.


.Sbr bobt beiuube 3ipei Sabre in
borbilOtiMer @eouIO nuf Die @elegen-
belt gclDartet Den Seino 5u treffen
(nber Doriibtigeripeiie INNER on Der
engliihen aiiIte). SD fam Dobl Der.
ltebem meldc Eriifnne Sieie Morte-
5eit fir eiib eeiueien it, uno ibr lUcr.
bet edcb erleidtert gcfilblt bobclt ols
scr geino ON 81. @eoi eeiibtet iuur,.
DC (imO euM etlpns WlcnicbliMes puls
iirt iit).
1as ihlc6tc 8etter iu1o bic Sim
.iteritiB ser 99uHt perbinocrten auh,.
oas GrgebniB 5i cr5ielen, oas mir
ldlle crfrartct babea. glber ibr bobt
allies get6on, ipas Hnter 0ieicn llnt-
itdnocil Roglib iuar. sSbr babt ben
SScino IN ieinc SGfcn 5nriidgetrieben
(wG6reH0 SSbr IN Nabrbcit 10 ihneIl
mic moelib ua6 Gurcr 6IottenbaiiS
5uriidgceilt icio) lmo i6m i1were
&erliItc beigebrodt (oie beinobe elm
Eriftcl uniercr @erliiite betrageli).
SDr babt oic ribmrei1e @eihiAte
bcr engliihcu Jlottc lin Elm iteucs
9ldtt bcrei6crt. @lcbr babty ibr
nidlt erreibcn fonneH. S6 oonfe
euh fiir cire gI6n5en0en Qeiihmgcn
(inSbeionOrrc 0afiir, ooB ibr Derniinf.
| tia gcuug gctucier iei0, 5u ilieben, 90
ionit rpnbriheinIib ollie uricre Shii.
fe icbt iutib tpdrem.@
Eeruer iouotc oct a0nie iolgen0es
aefcgrnnml an oen geie1lsbobcr Der
/ Blottc sd frelie mid, @elegenbeit
5u 9dbelt SSDnen uno Der 5lotte jil
Dem @rgebniB Der Seeihl1d)t bel
Sfaecrraf Slid BIT fuiiniHen (oer
Simmcl bebiite ms bor ciltenl Smei.
ten Siege d6nliher 9lrt). Seien Si(
uuo Sybre Nlannldaften periiHert
Sab scr glome Der eugliiden 6lottt
mic b0bcr IN Der gtbtnag ibrcr2anos'
lcutc eeitonocn bat ais icst (luenr
es audi Niles MIR &eudeleitIt), Sbrt
Siellung unO iIr Yertronetl iino IN
perntinoert geblieben. Nlogen i6rl
g(nitrenglngen III ser 3ufntft noi
eineni ooIlcu Grfolae eetront ieif
! tSpnu set Grfpla bei SfaGgeraf lpol
luidji ciiietl 56ub 4SuIptr Dertbb
gOonnentcn, bic Ben ,,rentldben 0arrelppu
eeisien" nlnlt ylnttllM Dber uMregdnaha er
Vbpn pbef f1riitlidl WlttiBrinNg 5M uladttn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-08

Sin GriegsprObIcm fir ben Srieocu.
Ger @eltfrieg rcibt Wenicben nno
@Dlfeu auseinanoer. Die glotb Der
3cit mub uaio miro dber aud mie0er
nctc @iilfsmitteI, ncite BerbinouuGen
I6aiicH. Gin lolheS polfervcrbin.
ocrocs SSiilfSuittcl ihciut pom eng.
ltNd)cu llntcr6onlc 5un1hit wenigItens
iiir oic @anoelsmeit ilno 5ltfcroerIt
iiir bic Gntente.gtotionen an9citrebt
III lpcroeu. Nm 20. Suli rabm oas
engIilAe llnterbaHs iolgenoet slrs
iroa ais 4oltulat an ouS Sauoelss
Wlinltcrium (9ooro 81 Sraoe) an,
oamit oaiicIbe Sic 5nhe Der eben
taeenoeu @oHiercn5 fir Den interna-
tionalcn &anoeI iIatcrDreite. Gr
lontct
aGo Gnglono un0 ieine 8crbiinoe.
ten Gin eenenniuneS &orgcben IN Be
slta uuf Sic Sun0clsangelegenbeite
III ser 3nfliuft oor6ereiten, 70 mare
cs iebr luiiuihenSiDertb, panli cine
Sprabc ais Nonoelsipracbe IN aIen
5hldcN aelernt piir0c. 9lut oieie
gsciic ipiiroc @neliid, SraBoiiid,
Ruliiib, GVperontc oocr cine nuocre
5prahc ais gcrfcprsniittcl fir oIlc
@anocIsbe5iehuneen Der oon5en @eIt
oicncn.
S9elcbc 2probe bat uobl au ntci'
itAi yIusiiht. Sic geipiinihtc 8elt'
iprad1e 3ll meroen2 EaB Der alntroe
iran5oiiid ialo 9lNiiiB nenut, III
nohl nllr Elm GomplimeHt gc3eh olG
9ierbiItSrten. Arseidncnoer @cilt
uceocn Stolicniid Eortusieiiieb lnf
GrraiiGb Bidlt ciliHdl gciiannt. "
tam iiIr oie Gnallnoer offenbur nm
GpaIiih n0cr GWcrcHto w @etroht
tounlen m
gls &GuSclSlprude 6dtte oaS Gng
h ihcu icet oie GroBtc @crhrei
ttug. gS giebt mo0l tcineu See
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-08

gl00nnentcn bic ben TcMil1ben Correlppn.
nenten" Mldt vlnflllm Dber mnregelnHhg er.
udlteN, Hub gebetCtI, btr Cifite bduOn per Tele.
pbpn pbef idriftlitl wltttbrilnNg 5M uladhtn
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-08-17
What the Texans Think of Wilson

will Pres
remembered that
Wilson dfaved that hardly
will Republican within this
the Civil
perpexng Negro question:
with Mr. Wilson,
Coqutt who bitterly
C'beon the the
10000 Senate Gull
the
list
Coliit to Wilson admin
WI
the history
mbele Its the Panama
of
The Wilson
failure They landed Amer
uera salute the flag, and
salute What did accomplish?
the Americans only Mexico but
Terror all the Texas border
bandits
while being buchered all Mexico
further The administrations anti trust laws barefaced
the from concerned
of 1916 will the Democratic
regime"
minded wonder that the Republicans
Wilson his administration when
reasonable that the Rpub
the policy of the admins
the American doing things
find make the above criticisms
Democrat with the idea should
believe that Texas Will Republican, but with the
that the the administration,
have Republicans the Progress
the members other of at ALL
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-08-17
Prominent Democrat for Hughes

The Democratic politicians took deal
Frogressves declared Wilson,
the Progressive nomination Chicago reasonable
Wilson would
the the
Democratic Perhaps the Progressive
from the Democratic Atho they
President willing him
believed that all of them would willing
the platform
should the Democratic
when they how Republicans
either Taft
IA
is by
will the polls Hughes this
Then the Democratic politicians
that voting precinct the United States
disguised Republicans Wilson
rebung those
These
years ago They said then. They say
still there another the Wilson ticket
party. This that
belong this will be George
Colorado, will the field for the
Knde will make his first North Carolina
Knde that he has revelations make
the Democratic
the manpuators will interesting
will be asked a
Recently than prominent
politicians and appointees for office
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-08-17
HE COULD HARDLY WALK

Kidney trouble manifests itself in
many ways. Rheumatism, aches and
pains, soreness and stiffness are COM
mon symptoms. Ambrose Gary, Sui
phur, Okla, writes: 81 was bothered
with kidney trouble ten years and AT
times could hardly walk. Three
months ago ! began taking Foley
Kidney Pills. got relief from the
first bottle but continued to take
them till had taken three bottles
| feel like a new man. 1t is won.
derful medicine" No harmful drugs
s. G.. Wall.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-08-17
WHEN VISITING STRANGE
PLACES

Vacations and summer trips bring
disordered digestion on account of
changing drinking water and food. 1t
is well to be prepared with reliable
eathartic. Salts and castor oil can
not be taken by many because of re-
sulting in nausea. Foley Cathartic
Tablets are wholesome and thorough
ly cleansing, act surely but gently,
without gripping, pain or nausea. They
relieve sick headache, billousness,
bloating. sour stomach, bad breath or
other conditions caused by clogged
bowels.-S. G. WALL.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-08-17
TO THE NoNpARnsAN VOTER.

To those who are not prejudiced
we desire to call your attention to
the men and figures given below that
you may be able to see what has been
going on in the political world while
the average business man goes about
his business and the laborer about his
work.
II will be remembered that the
Democratic politicians have for many
years used as their chief Campaign
howl the claim that the Republican
party was the money party, that they
bought up the voters, that the
wealthy lined up with that party, and
that rs result the politics of Amer
lea was corrupt to the extreme.
There has been no end to the accusa-
tions made against the Republican
party along these lines. Many form
ef Republicans We're inddced to vote
the Democratic ticket on the giounl
ths; Democratic politics was honest,
that no money would be usei for i'm
proper purposes, that the party would
male its campaign ON the grounds
OF principle, and that appointments
wo,i'd be merited.
1t is known that the Republican
candidate, Mr.. Hughes, has challeng
ed the policy of the administration
for causing vacancies in official po-
sitions presumed to be under the con-
troll of the civil service, and then
placing in those positions incompe-
tent men the result of which has been
to bring the government into disre-
pute at home and abroad.
Read carefully the following list Of
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-08-17
FARMERS ARE WELL PLEASED

The farmers who gathered out at
the Fort Lewis school last Saturday
were more than pleased with the work
of the school. Large numbers visit
ed all the departments where compe-
tent persons explained the work that
is being done by the students.
While all the departments were in
teresting the live stock and expert
mental plot departments attracted
more attention than others. The use
and construction of the slo were
thoroly explained. In this the farm
ers took unusual interest, knowing
that it is the coming business of the
farmer to construct silos and keer
first class dairy cows.
At the experimental plot there was
plenty Of evidence that the finest
quality of wheat, oats and grasses OF
various kinds can be raised here in
abundance and can be made to pay
we'll.
TWO or thfee local showers prevent
ed the carrying out of the pragram
as had been arranged, hut the rain
did not materially interfere with tho
general plans for the day.
Those who were fortunate enough
to have the privilege of attending At
the school Saturday felt that they
were well repaid for their effort, and
felt that the school is doing much for
the farming interests of the San
Juan. This being school for this
particular purpose it is up to the
farmers to take advantage of this
school not only to make it better but
to accept every benefit offered there
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-08-17
RUSSIANS ADVANCING ON
NINETY MILE FRONT

PETROGRAD, August IA. - The
last formidable Austro-German bar
rier to Lemberg has been broken. The
feutons are generally retreating on
the 90-mile front toward Lemberg.
Bothmer is falling steadily back
ward on the Zlota Lipa river, IS miles
west from Stripa, where the Teutons
compelled to retire by threat of be-
ing surrounded.
Russians have already crossed the
Ilota Lipa north of Stanislay and the
danger of blow to Bothmer's right
flank will prevent him from stand
ing there.
East and southeast of Lemberg it
is estimated that the Austrians lost
$4,000. This it is believed necessi-
tates continued retreat.
Russian Infantry is Pounding the
front. Cossack raiders demoralized
The enemy's wings. The cavalry cap,
tured Marianpol, eight miles south
east of Halit2.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-08-17

those who contributed to the Demo
cratic campaign funds and their re
wards. according to a recent public
expose.
A. II. Boyden, North Carolina,
postmaster, $1,000.
A. H. Burleson, Texas, postmaster
general, $575.
w. j.. Bryan, Nebraska, secretary
of state, 81 900.
John Burke, North Dakota, treas
urer of the United States, 800.
John H. Clarke, Ohio, justice OF
Supreme court, $500.
Henry ID. Claxton, Alabama, fed
eral district judge, 500.
II. C. Cummings, Virginia, Collect
on of customs, 500.
Josephus Daniels, secretary of the
navy, $3.50.
w. NJ. Daniels, New Jersey, inter
state commerce commission, 5000.
G. l.. Decker, Missouri, surveyor
general, 800.
Fred A. Delano, chairman federal
reserve board, 800.
John l.. Desaulles, New York, min
ister to Uruguay, $4,000.
A. NJ. Dockery, assistant postmas-
ter general, 500.
Charles S. Duncan, Gettysburg, Pa.
postmaster, $214.50.
Thomas Ewing, New York, COM
missioner of patents, $500.
Thomas Fox, Sacramento, Califor-
mia, postmaster, 800.
James w. Gerard, ambassador to
Germany, $13,500.
Gonzales Bros, South Carolina,
one minister to Colombia, $500.
Robert B. Gordon, Ohio, sergeant
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-08-17
FIVE KILLED; SEVENTEEN
HURT IN TORNADO

MEMPHIS, August u Five We're
killed and seventeen injured. four
fatally, when u tornado swept owe"
eastern Arkansas last nigh. TweIoa
buildings at Edmundson We're wleck-
ed.
Eight of the injured were brought
to the hospitals here. 1t is thought
that five of the women will die.
Services were being held at the
Bethlehem Baptist church when the
tornado struck it. Many dived from
windows.
Heavy rain accompanied the storm.
Telephone communications We're sew
cred.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-08-17
Daring Robber
Holds up Bank
Especial to The Herald

DENVER, August IA man the
police believe to be Ncrville h ing
who escaped from the coun.y Jail
here, today robbed TIC First National
hank of Englewood, ii De- yer suburb,
of $400.
The robber cowed tns cashier and
& woman patron with a revolvef ard
forced the driver of his rented tan,
at the point of gua. to drive back
to Denver where he LETT his machine
and disappeared.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-08-17
HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION
WORK IN MONTEZUMA COUNTY

The county commissioners of Mon
tezuma county are spending $4,000
this year on the portion of the state
highway along the Dolores river.
Eighteen teams and twenty men are
employed in the construction work.
The commissioners expect to open
the road this year to the Dolores
county line and building all bridges
and culverts except one along the
road. Dolores county is doing some
work on the road on that end of the
line. Prospects are favorable for
the highway to be completed to con-
meet with San Miguel county next
year
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-08-17
SERIOUS ACCIDENT

Matt Schaffer, a well known resi-
dent Of the Thompson's park section,
suffered the loss of an eye, and sI,s-
tanned other injuries, when he was
kicked in the face by horse, about
10 o'clock this forenoon. He was
rushed to Ochsner's hospital for ,ral
ment. Thru a misqa .rstanding over
the phone it was first reported th9t
Elmer Hatcher of La Boca, who is
IN the Mancos vicinity, was the vic
aim of the accident
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-08-17
CHINESE BESIEGING
JAPANESE GARRISON

LONDON, August l5.- Toxic dis
patches reported the Chinese and
Japanese troops clashed at Cheng-
chiatun northeast of Pekin.
The dispatches state the Chinese
were the aggressors, attacking the
garrison and later besieging it.
One officer and II Japanese were
reported killed. Reinforcements are
heing sent to the scene of the trou-
BILE.