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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-14

RADI ION Or sWOMAN DEPl
''Do you know, Margie," continued
Paula, women as a rule are good to
each other-I mean the women who
work. Of course, once in a while
you run across a woman who is filed
with petty jealousy and envy, but you
will find women working outside the
home have become most helpful to
one another.
zone by one we are proving all
those old traditions untrue and con-
ventions impracticable that men
have built up and thrown around
women.
For instance, we have believed the
man-made tradition that women do
not stand by other women who are
accused of breaking the seventh
commandment. We knew we stood
by them, but we believed the other
woman did not
'But Paula" said; how do you
account for the ostracism of women
whose names scandal has touched?
have in mind woman to whom
Dick bowed with the utmost polite
ness and with whom he often stop
ped to chat when he met her, but he
tried to forbid me talking to her at
ALL"
"That is just it, Margie,' said Pau
la. "That is why women have the
name of being hard on each other.
A man will talk to a woman who has
incurred the enmity Of Mrs. GrUndy,
but he will not let his wife talk to
her. Then when his wife is cool to
the woman all the world, including
the husband, says: How hard you
women are on each otherP
But Paula" I expostuIated. 'I
did not do as Dick wanted. I kept
my friend-it was Kitty Malram2
until she died, and at last Dick came
around to my way of thinking"
well, I found when women had
to work they found sympathy and
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-07

tcrnationaIt Serritorium, iom bIeo
berostet al en- Ifbelina ScIbates
IA iorifleligc europpiife 9anbc,
mcoenS Ssberne fit 'ia ouerIabt Re.
ten al Sanoe..
let or na.urligpis ogiaa aIporIi.
ge %sfonomliife ErobIemer. Mtauae
g~utcriteter, buis @erirs man fife
uSen oiSere fan operie, p%aaitoar, at
TalGitiua life funoe broSicSe mere
ero ct Iioet gntaI al De Sober, iom
oiloe bcnptte Iuleouiusen iii at
oenoe biem iii Bet iori9tteoe 9ano.
Sette er imiolcrtio ct SpsrgS.
mail, iom 3ioniiterne IGlrge bar
o%rerpeiet. Dc er oiuige til at iage
zen s%fonontiife Riiifo. bpiS De bare
iaar 9op I'll Of ioee line SGbreS
Soro / arp og Ger lepe tit eaet SIP
og oprfe Sebopa ilig, iori SereS re.
lieion paobpoer oct, ,ioen at blipe
icrtrGoiaet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-07

epnbeIien al 60.aarene, oa ban blep
Iorflpttet til Edinburgh. Otter bans
Sso fIptteoe Sru De Serre meo fine
Born tiIboge til Seliingsr % boeoe
Der iii fin Tsb / 1885. 20 %.
tire. Spacintbe % ImeIie, forbIep
boenoe Der | gpen, mebens en- grober,
emile, bar irunif 8oniitI / aisben-
bapn. Weo Srf. Spacintbe De Ser
res 0so er Ell sammel, iranif Ioels-
IIGet, iom bar boet / Tanmarf / ire
apart Iarbunorebe, foripunbet, %
5ranfrie err fun en- Teicenbent iii.
bage, Den MI Iibsoes Ieps, aaptein
peo 6IppepGienet De Serre, for 3ioen
tieneitsisrenoe peo Salonifi- 6ronten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-07

pothier ocrnsee for HiiSiernc, ipsr.
ger Te2
Spis ioabanne iinSes. err set
life mango. Naaife bIanot Dem, Der
t;pmpeoc meo Rl,sierne, ga oisie be.
frieoe giilgarerue ira Sprferncs
Alag. Rel, Ri %fieuoer 9ulgorernc,
os oi aopareoe gugIauo % Srauf.
riee. Mten ri if fun iii Spar:
"@isr intet for at i~rritere 9uIgorer.
ne; De ruiter iis bare for at opret.
boIbe lin pGbneoe HeuiraIitei, pi
peo, bpao pi gisr!" % ri bopoe
Dor Irme iprois, % paa ire Gage
frroe ri bope ituaet / Soiia: men
fit aIorig Siu iii at rsre oS. %
iaaIeoes gif Oct ga, iom ri ale bao.
&C ioruoieet -.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-07
HlMatcoe &riasfnnner.

lteo meooeIes ben CITE SUM; Gn rus.
tilt Soloot, Der er ilpgtet ira tpif
&rigsfongenifab, blep / Nftes trilffet
paa ben gamle a~irfegaarD Der / 9p.
en-. San flpgtebe Tor en- Waaneo
'ioen ira en- 6angeleir peo 0eumiin.
tier og ipemmeoe oper aieIerfanalen,
og Itoen bar ban cpbolot 9ipet peo at
IptIe Sliefoger, &oer o. Eoteter.
Slpgtnin9en, Der bar noget meotaaet,
aneoe life, buor eaer bpornaar ban
bopoe pasieret @r9nien og pioIte
operbopeoet life, at ban bar naaet til
Sanmarf. San bill MI blipe biem-
ienot.
= asiens, Ste SUM: Gre rllsii.
tie &rigsfanger, Der par iIpgteoe ira
gtoroborg / Ell Tram, err / Moraes
lanoeoe peo Sbors Silie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-07
Ten nDe Tangefuluni, Der iom tio


ligere omtalt iful oprettes i Splano.
lfal iGrlig gipe Jig al meb Sorpifia-
ring. 5angerne ifal onbringes paa
Seoefolcnien Song, iom al Spng.
lelsieIItaberne er operlobt til 6eng.
ielsoircftoratet for ct Nar, og npIig
fsrteS ifelge "Nott." 80 Sanger ira
Srl~oslelelile Strafieanitolt oper til
Seoen. Sc ~ ifal paretngc Glen.
oonmens Grit, De 20 ifaI uoeLlffen.
De beifiGftigeS meo Sorpifjprina.
Oct or ppientlis Sanger, iom cr pant
til baarot Irbeibe. Sorpmoierne /
Sammerum Serreb, bpor Irbeioet
ifal foregoa, bar WoteriaIe nof. 9e
neopenoige Waifiner er ienbt oeroper,
og oct menes, at Der pr. Gag fan pro.
oilceres 10000 Woifintorp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-07
S"nunerpprteu.

S%pnseypurtcn. Sra Sempig mco.
oeIes ben lite Sum-. Serira ganen
bar aiilrttet aisb al ca 100 8oenIao.
ninger 9pns til Spiflano, men fun
De ca. 40 bIep Ieperet. Get par tenn.
Zig getineelien, at 9pngen babe
ifIloe pGre leperei inben lite Wfai %
/ tpife Sanepogne, men Der bar itor
@anifeligbeo peo at iaa oisie Soene.
Seprigt er Der llbiigt iii, at Grporten
bIiper gienoptoeet til Soften, bpis
arigen pebparer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-07
De grsnlanSifc &nacier. 81

ifelge "9satt. CONNER ioretages en-
rationel llnoeriegeIie al DC grsnlanb.
Ife auleier, Der ligger peb llmanaf.
SiItriftet. Golarfulene, bpis 9rpnb.
ielsp9roi fun er 10 psf. minore ems
De beoite engelite Stenful, bar til
Staoigbeo ppret ailpenot / De grpr.
laro'fe Sfibe. llnoeriegelien oil gaa
no paa at faa oplpit, on rationeI allI.
brponing oereppe pil meofere ertra.
oroin9re llbgiiter. Ger menes at
bore gobe ltoii9ter for ct tiIirepsitiI.
lenoe Heiultat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-07
Srnfnct. Sra Belle meooeIes Sen

Srnfnet. Sra Belle meooeIes oer
5te SUM: s gftermiboag er en- Nanb
briifnet peb Sampbaaoens Inl9gs.
bro peb Wllnfebierg 9aoebotel. San
bapoe iat Jig paa Srappen neo til
Sanoet for at pente paa Samp6uu.
Den % itprteoe plubielig / Sanoet.
Sililenoe Solf foretog iorgiGpes &eb-
ningsforiog. s Ben Grufneoes Sper-
%fraffe, iom laa paa Sroell, fanbtes
175 Str. fontant iamt 3 SparefaSie-
boyer. bporpaa inoeitob ca. 5000 Ser.
| Banter | Soriens. Nj Tapirer irem-
gif, at Manoen err ira Stafsrobe pr.
Sarrit % beoer 9briiten .. Gbri-
itelie
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-07
Gleftriciteten pan 0iurslnnb. Grn

Sanders mebbeles ben 2oen SUM:
10 8ommliner bar iaaet glmt5raooets
Samtpffe til at tegne @aranti for ct
2aan pan 100000 Ser, iom @ar.
bus Hanoers. acknowledgements Glcf.
Notwithstanding snIfer at optage /
grbelsbonfen. Sper aommunes 90.
'ranti iparer til ben aniloaebe S9roi
al Inlegeet inferior &ommunen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-07
ara S%nnotoloens aglone SID. en-

80 Aor galnmel Game, 6rf. Spo-
cintbe De Serre, er iorleoen aigaaet
peb SeScn / Seliingsr. Web benne
Games Iso er - lfriper "SSels. Nh"
after ct Stptfe al oct gamle SeI.
f~oripunoct - maaife oct aaer.
iibite ira ben fine, iornemme Sib, oa
Sunbtoloen enomi e~riitereoe pg De
Magters ubienbte Gene.
ra~IfoniiiIer for Ganmarf boeoe / Sci.
og life / a%isbenbapn. Zen al.
oeoe aumIe Srefen itammeoe ira CT
iaaoant heIiinserif Siem. Seuoes 5a-
Der bar franif aoniiiI Der inbtil BE.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-07
81 f%ummnnalt Stenbrnb.

tote Sogneruab bar o%pertaget belle
Iftiefapitalen / oct gftieieIifab, Ser
oriper Stenbruobet Sagsbpi peb 3d.
Itao / Sperige. aiebeiummen err ca.
100000 Ser. aommltnen bar oerpeb
ltfret Jig De forneone Seimaterialier
iom Def oite bar peret f%orblnbet meo
&anifeligbeb at ifaffe irem / Gam
mart; aonlmilnen bruger nemlig for
"a. 10000 Ser. Sfi9rper ON Iaret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-07
Gn prrbifnlo aammel Sling. Sro

Ialborg mebbeles ben 30ie Stunt:
Sor fl Iar iioen fanbt en- Tano /
Iou en- gammel irret Sing, Der iab
fait paa bans Bloaiern. Wanben er
ienere osb, og fornplig tisbte Ell Sp.
fieberen Tingen al gnfen. Spfis-
beren bar Iabet IationaImuiect nm.
berisge Hinsen, og Ml,ieet bar 'fon.
itateret, at oct err Ell 8uIobaIsring
fra oct fierbe eller iemte Iarbunore.
oe for 8riitlis. Nuiect bar llobetaIt
gnfen 1000 Ser. % ct 8ratiaIe til
Spfieberen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-07

Tnnb / en- Strife. Iationalmuie feet
bar / ben ienere Sio Iaoet Isrre.
Hisiilm airfe reitaurere. timber bette
Irbeibe bar man unber Tr9oifeitolen
Ilinoet &irfens gamle &elifuigiemme,
nemlig en- &eiten meb en- iirfantet
6oropbning b9ftet al en- poIeret
Normortaple. S @iemmet fanbtes
Der forifielige Selpmpnter ira De Of.
o%enborgife &ongers Sio.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-07
&pmmnnn(t WiQipnlauu.

tote &pnlmtre bar optaget ct Az
pGt.s 2aan paa A Yfia. Str. til alirs
90, at aforage / 9sbet al 80 slar.
Saanet err itiftet meb 3 Wtiaioner /
Sporefaslen for &~jebenbapn og Sm.
c9n % 1 Min. Ser. / Irbeiberbanfen.
Eengene ital ifelge "9. g." anpenbes
til at inbiri ben 8erelgi9lb, iom
aommunen optog for at opertage gf.
tiemoioriteten / NoroiiGuanos Spor.
peisielifab.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-07
st Wnlbfnnb neb Etenns &lint.

Gn al arbeioerne peb 9anif Stint.
export gioroe forleoen ct beIbiet
6uno, oa ban piaeoe augIeflint peo
Seierllp. Weuem Stenene Ser ianot
ban en- 8ienitanb al guilt Metal, Der
bar balpanoen Sang fao INF iom en-
S9noitif og inoet / SpiraIform. San
Iegte S~plpsning hos 8uIoimeb @ra-
rer og llbrmager Wsller / Storehe.
oinge ON, buorpiot ben funone @ien-
itano bar al Wesiing eller Sub. Set
piite Jig at uGre 9gte Sub. Otter ct
leieIigt Sfisn tunoe 8raner iiae, at
8uIoitpffet por minbit 80 Ser. pprb
og Ianoipnligpis Ell bel Gel mere, oa
efter Ell forelsbig llnoerisgelie ontoa
Wfeler, at SGrOien al Stpffet bar
nGrpeo $50 SIR. Sngen al @uIoime.
oene lit Dog 2eiligbeo til n9rnere
ltnoeriegelie, oa Sinbcrcn life snife.
De en- iaaoon, og ban er M, reiit ino
Natlonalmllieet meo lit Sltnb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-07

Sposfaio. Sbp. SognepreI. Ios-
mus Erip er af9aaet peo Ssoen, 81
Iar gammel. Gen Ifbeoe bar iioit
Spgnepreit / luxembourg.
= On al Seiteiportens melt fieno.
re Wt9no, fbp. TroprietGr q. g. 9l9-
Del er afgaaet peo Cohen / Chariot
tenluno, ga gar gammel. 5 fine
pngre Gage par ban Sorpaater paa
eaer eier al iorifieaiae itsrre @aar.
De, men / De iibite 30 @lar boebe ban
/ Gbarlottenhtno, bpor ban meo itor
Snteresic fog Gel / Srapiporten. SON
bar Srapielifabets sgresmeolem.
= Sbp. 8aaroeier q. q. 9iera /
Seiriim peo Striler er aiaaaet peo
Seben, 81 slar sammel. Zen Nj
osoe bar / Ell Iarr9ffe Weblem al
Tingfisbing Gmtsraao, al ganfraa-
oct Tor Solitebro 9anomanosbonf oa
GreosreprGientant Tor @istoits
9rarofasie. Sesiioen bapoe ban be-
flPot en- RGffe andre Sini0sbperp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-07

Sen Seitepris. Sra Sfipe meboe.
les Den 6te SUM-. Spo-6ieitOs Ser.
reos misunderstanding bar al g.
Sornb9f / @roitrup peo &anoers
fisbt ct to Waaneoer gammeIt Singit.
isl eiter Our" og Gierens Stam-
boys" Sspoing" Scope for 5000 Ser.
fontant % $4,000 paa Silfaar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-07
Mfilpret Winbesmcrfe.


Gag afilereoes paa @eitre airfegaaro
/ aje5enbapn / Sperpprelie al en-
itor Menneifempngoe ct WtinoeSmer.
fe for ben nplig afbsbe screenings.
isrer for e. s, 8. q. g., @rosierer
Wotb. y. @egb. Sroenens Gbei,
9%ogtrpffer ST.. 2umbps / 9oloiug
belot Ifileringstalen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-07
era Danmdrf.
grano.

grano. Sra Sobru meooeleS Den
2ben SUM: 9aurs. SenienS 8aaro |
aleitrup peo Spbro er Snsoag gtat
neobr9not. II areatiirer % 4 SeIte
inoebrpnote. Sporlebes Slben er op-
jtaaet, oioes life.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-07
0nnneblna.

9pnnebIas. Sra Sbenie meobe-
les Den Zoe Sltni: llnoer ct beitigt
Sorbenpeir i Wtiobags log Spnet neo
/ aIemmen MnberienS @aaro / Ore.
%ilette, iom fuloitpnoig nebbr9note.
Ger inbebr9nbte en- Seit, og oct meIte
,Sftobo brGnote.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-07
Splst Tabrif. 9empia SSerniteberi

Sulst 6abrif. 9entpie Sernitoberi
o. Waifinfabrif er ifelge "2emp.
Np." al g. Senien Ipgaaro iolgt til
&erfsfsrerne g. @itnnar Srsnoum
% Srimobt Teterien, Gronningbore
Iaifiniubrif, SANDERS, for $4,000
Str. Spertagelien fer itrar. Sabri-
fen agtes ~mooerniieret og pil aarlig
flinne probucere ca. 400 SGrifeper.
fer og 400 &perne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-07
Gienoumsinla. 9~rpleaoarb / @rpl

N~IDH0HUutU ~tVF
lie paa Spn er al 8aoroeier Seren
9ieIicu iolgt til 8aarbeier Saorit5
&asmlsien / Sieaerup for 100000
Ser. @aaroens greol er so Cor.
2anb, al Sartforn S1a 80. gn Gel
al 9eiGtningen meofslger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-07

Ea beubr site. al trspe. tom inoeboloer
lsie Fence oa fife sr resirrsrei. foulmer bert
pao Setn sene sutsr rrs Ise peMse nssu
at iaa asinerins isr erspst.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-07
oSLAND & coMPAN,

lis So. Dearborn ST., Chicago
T6ryts has nordenfor s'The Fairs
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-04-10
OF the Peace Of Clark District
and Issues an Open Let +
ter to Voters.

George g.; Mckinley, prominent
school teacher. farmer and stockman.
announces himself as a candidate for
the Republican nominate ion for justice
OF the peace in Clark district and Is
sues the following signed open letter
to voters of the idtstrict::
To the Voters Of Clark District:
You will find my announcement
for Justice Of the peace elsewhere In
this paper.
In making this announcement
fully realize the Importance and the
responsibility Of this ONCE.
! believe every voter should know
what the candidate for any once
stands for on matters that come I'M.
der his Jurisdiction. I further be-
lieve that every candidate should
honestly commit himself to his con-
victions pertaining TO that once.
assure the voters Of Clark dis.
trict II u am nominated and elected
I Will to the fullest extent Of my
ability try to uphold and enforce each
and every, law that comes under my
Jurisdiction, as II exists on the stat.
ute books. &, 4
Laws may exist that do not meet
with our hearty Approval. but while
they do exist ] am in favor Of their
enforcement. 81; X h "a,
II believe alilcourts n, criminal cas-
|ea should end deayor to reform thc
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-04-10
mother
OF J. .. vanhorn, Of This City,
Passes Away at Home of
Son in Salem.

Funeral services over the body Of
Mrs. John w. yanhorn. who died ut the
home of her son. Deco, in Salem. Sat
urday night, were held in Grove,
.Doddridge county, today. The services
were conducted by the Rev. "A. ]. Rob-
'lnson, of the Baptist church.
Mrs. vanhorn was SS years Of age.
Before her marriage she was Miss
Emily A. Stout and was born near
Bridgeport. She was one Of the last
survivors Of this pioneer family. with
her husband. she resided for many
years at Grove. where the funeral was
held. She was q devout member Of the
baptist church.
Three sons and thre daughters sur
vive. They are Mrs. Sarah ]. Divers,
ofvivian, La; Mrs. B. c. Snyder, Mrs.
i. g. Chapman and G. A. vanhorn, Of
Grove; ]. !. vanhorn, Of Clarksburg,
and Deco vanhorn, OF Salem. 4
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-04-10
PETIT JURORS.
For May Term Of the Circuit
Court Are Drawn to Report
for Duty May g..

The next regular term Of the cir
cult court will begin May /. Petit
jurors to serve during the term have
been drawn as follows to report for
duty May 81:
Thomas j. Snider, William Jarvis.
G. Harter Stout, G. G. Frum. Daniel
w. Kemper. Thomas Devaney, Rob
ert s.. Hornor, Claude A. Underwood, !,
A. D. Corpening, George Teter, Rob
.ert E. Clinton, William D. Newton,
George R.. .Harbert. Elmer Southern.
Cecil Griffin omer Tate, Farley. ".
Thorn, Vance Sommerville. Ehud w.
starkey, Ernest Vernon, Charles 7.
Stealey. James N. Knox. Emil u
Francois, D. Frank Wilson. Charles
T. Morris, Frank criss, Raymer Par
rish, ]. 6. McCarl. w. "A. Davis.
George M. Lynch, v. W.. Ditman:
Henry James, Charles Lamberd. Carl
G. Stout, John Ward, Richard "
Thompson, B. G. Smith, John W.,
Golden, r. r. Everson, Roscoe
Brown, Charles d. Johnston, Charles
G. Richardson, Clark Miller, James
Meredith, BENJAMIN F. Robinson. w.
L. Golden, Charles Hammond and
v. e. Cooke. s
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-04-10
RANDALL IS STRONG
MAN FOR ASSESSOR
Of the duties which accompany the

of the duties which accompany the
Office. l
The candidate is a son Of the late
Hon. George F. Randall, who was too
well known to the people Of Harris
on county to need an Introduction
here. The service he rendered to the
county and state will long be remem-
bered by those who knew him and
his achievements. In politics he was
a servant Of all parties-all the peo-
pie.
Charles F. Randall was born at
Shinnston, Harrison county, July a,
1874. and has lived in Clay district
all his life, except few years spent
In the mercantile business at Fair
mont. He is son of the late Hon.
George F. Randall, who served his
country in the war Of 1861-65, and
in the legislature as a prominent
member Of the county court, with a
dignity that marked his whole life,
and fairness that was unqestioned.
Mr.. Randall Is a farmer, has made
farming a study for the last eight
years. but his farm duties have not
and do not claim all his attention, as
religious, social and economic ques-
tions receive his earnest and willing
support. His school work began in
the country district, where the foun-
dation for useful life is usually laid
Leaving the public school he spent
one year In academic work, after
which he became a matriculate in the
Methodist Episcopal Conferecne Sem
mary (now Wesleyan College) at
Buckhannon, graduating In the busl-
ness course, and one year at the Fair
mont State Normal completed his
active school work; but he has ever
since been a student Of all questions
and conditions which might benefit
himself and neighbor, thereby help
ing to elevate his. fellow man to a
higher and nobler plane of life.
This is the first recognition sought
by Mr.. Randall for political honors,
and in asking the Republican voters
to consider his claim, he does so
realizing the great responsibility he
assumes in making this request.
II nominated at the primary cleo
ton June G, his fight for election will
not be narrowed down to the Office
sought by himself alone, but for the
whole ticket. And II defeated at the
primary election. hs will ardently
support his successful rival and the
Republican ticket
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-04-10
GREAT HAMMER STROKE
OF GERMAN ARMY FAILS
Which Fact Confirms Still Fur
ther Confidence in the AbiI-
ity of the French.
BIG AUSTRIAN OFFENSIVE
Strong Bodies Of Troops With
drawn from Roumania Sent
to the Italian Front.


PARIS. April 10.-The Germans con-
unued their attacks Sunday night in
the Verdun region over front thirteen
miles long from hill No. 3O4 to Fort
Douaumont. The French war office
says that in the fighting for possession
Of Dead Mans hill the Germans were
repulsed except on front Of 500 yards
near hill No. 295. East Of the Meuse,
the German assaults gained no ap-
preciable results.
The failure Of the latest great ham,
mer stroke of the Germans at verdun
has greatly encouraged the French
press and public and confirms still fur
ther the general confidence felt in the
ability OF the high command. The at
tack Is stated to have been one Of the
most determined OF the great blows
delivered since the battle began fifty
days ago and yet 1t yielded the least
results OF any Of them although the
crown prince hurled two whole army
corps against the French along ten
mile front.
AS Bethincourt formed dangerous
salient, Its evacuation had been ex-
pected for sometime and many military
observers long ago criticised It's re-
tention. General Petain's unerring
judgment in letting 1t go at exactly the
right moment is now highly praised.
While Of little value to the French 1t is
almost none to the Germans as 1t is
located In hollow commanded by
French guns on all sides. out of which
It is practically impossible for them to
debouch.
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lll'kLLNLEY ENTERS
RACE FOR JUSTICE

criminal rather than to punish him.
Therefore, IN deciding cases OF this
nature we need to use the best Of
judgment along with law aud eyi-
dence. s q
In all civil cases that might come
before me. 1 would certainly try to
decide them IN q fair and business
like manner, always being governed
by good judgment along with law and
evidence. 81 s. "
Ihaye been . public school teacher
and farmer for thfrty-fye years. I
was born and raised 81 Harrison
county. ! have lived IN Clarksburs
for fifteen years. was Justice Of tho
peace from 500 to ~ 90. I was mo-
tary public for twenty years. I have
had great deal of experience In ie i.
gal business. IIhave been 81. o num-
lber of business transactions where
conside derable oney was involved and
] have always tried TO do business In
q way that / would be willing to put
myself in the other fellow's place or
In other words, do unto him a. I
would have him do unto me.
Twas never drunk in my life and
/ assure you that my once VIII not
be tainted with the strong odor Of
ssbocxe.
I hope 70 see you before June 8
and talk the matter over with you.
Very respectfully your1.
GEORGE G. NoKINf>EY.
$50 Maple avenue. clark1bur<. ". Va
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Ell PASo, April 1O-In his fight
from the American cavalry. Francis
CO Villa Is believed today to have
passed Parral and with his band,
said to numbe rover 200 men, is re-
ported to be heading to Durango
City.
Detachments of the Thirteenth
cavalry are hard on the bandits trail
but NO official word has come from
the front to indicate their position.
Mexican reports stated today that
Villa has full day ahead of his pur-
suers. II Villa succeeds in reaching
Durango City he probably will be
Joined by the forces of the Arrieta
brothers, who command more than
1000 men.
A statement attributed to Mexican
Consul Garcia that Villa has now es-
capped any possibility Of capture by
the Americans having crossed a dead
line established by President Wilson
and General Carranza, beyond which 1t
was agreed that the American troops
would not continue their pursuit for
the bandit, was fatty denied by Mr..
Garcia. The Mexican consul said as
far as he knew no limit Of the Amer
lean pursuit had been agreed upon.
Mexican officials here will not dis
cuss a report that the defacto govern
ment will soon inform the American
government that 1t is in position to
relieve the American troops Of the
task Of chasing Villa.
With Villa moving into Durango the
supply problem of the army continues
to the fore. Heavy shipments to pri-
vate contractors in Chihuahua City
probably will be made from Ell Paso
in few days. Granting the use Of the
telegraph and telephone lines by the
defacto government to General Perish
ing will be of aid in ordering and
shipping supplies.
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new TRIAL
Is Awarded to Thomas e. Har-
per by Judge Robinson of
the Criminal Court.

sA.verdict OF guilty returned at the
last term Of the criminal court against
Thomas 3. Harper who was accused
of maintaining house Of Ill; repute
was set aside by Judge James w. Rob
inson Monday morning and he was
awarded new trial on. the ground
that one Of the states instructions to-
the jury was, In error. The merits Of
the case we're not gone into by the
court.
Anew trial was denied Joe Bunco,
convicted OF a liquor violation and he
was sentenced to serve two months in
jail and pay a fine Of 800.