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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-23
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@lode iul6 iduielt ms feline fiiben
Sahen, ieinaetenbalfpo, Elm periiides
geriht unb WiebI iino Sonig, iein
Gariihif, iein gemiidies Gis. pie
0ns aninaf, oas peibe tiirfiide
Wiilheis, in Die Gbren, bas iits man.
den gliibeiloen Soumernddmittag
abgefiiblt bat.
gergeiien lei aua nid,t Der nan.
6ernbe Gleiiher. Der nb iino 5ii Sfpi.
ifen Gbit. unb @emiifem1nnern bo.
berifreiteno on iein blutiges Getper.
be erinnert, tpie barnn, bab Der gro.
pbet ieinenG Gldubigen nid)t pie 9ro6.
ia ben SIeiidsenub perboten bat.
Wt ben fur3en. nbeebndten 9aiiten
.Dieri! Gieri!~, BET benen er niif bic
glieren, 9ebern uno Seraen tpeiit, bic
er oiifgeipieBt nuf iliegenurnihipirr-
ten Stongen trdgt. gludj 0es giiig.
banoIers lei nod eebatt, Der nit 0em
eaIlebitteren @ort sCyioasl~ fpie Der
s(idermittipod fiber Die StrnfeH
f1bri. limb Ser penigen tpeibliden
Sdnbier sum Sd,Iiib, Der if0nen
braiinen ormeEiifen ober griediidlen
3igelnerinnen bic oiif 9reppen ooer
an Strabenedeil faiern iInb iinGriib-
Iins unb CONNER rSeDnitn tid)it.
Ifjefi" SapenoeIblumen niisrufen ooer
RitbbI6tter sii @dbern ooer aarioo-
fila, silberbiiteIn segen bic boie
glaHreoe. bic man auh in Der Tiirfei
gu allen Sabresseiten 8ebraufen
fam.
Go flinet unn iinst bic SfraBe bon
aonitantinopel Don friib Bis ipdt In
tauieno Stilnmen. Der SniloeI, Der
nod nid)t poafonruen in MarftbaIIeu
eirteeiperrt 1T, eebt bier ebeuio lart
unb siDangice Dor iih mie Der aef.
Der alaifd. ber Qsuisieitstram. auf
ben 6ns gcIf bort. bus uleiIt ridt Ie.
fen farm, ME iniereius nlf bic 0ei.
hsuaan a,sGssuisim II Darsstss bllba
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-23

lid auh bei ben iineetpobnlihen Gr.
eigniiier Die StrnBe nctbgcorungen
ielbit cine 3unge uno Gimme. Bel
Regeugiiiien Die bns lleberifreiien
Der Sfraben inni0gIid, nader. mel.
bet iid] glei1 eine Bride bnriiber nit
Den @orten: .Gm para, birabaml"
.3ebn 9arn ein M1nnl" lIno elm
Sniitr6ger riniutt einen iiir 10 Yara
diii feline Sflltern i,nb ifIeppt einen
mad Dem dn6eren, Der ii6 ibm anper.
traut, ipie gbriitophorus budspaf
biniiber. llno bas seuer, Die idred.
lidite, neil bduiigite geeebenheit in
Stambil nit ieinen SoI5bluiern,
nInht iid), tpenn es Die fSeueriDatc
bod oben i'm @alntn.Sburm geiihtet
bat, nod INNER nidt burh oie 5eaer.
mebr ielbit beniertbar. Ole in Der Iiir.
fei ourd ibre Gfie5tiqfeit nnS
SdIafrniisigfeit uie Die i'm attention.
beriidtigt 1T. Iein ourh bieocrc
5euermdnner, Ole i'm Still nnb NIT
Der Gimme iinierer friiberen, ausge.
itorbenen gla6tip1djter bitter Der.
tiinoen: Gas sSeuer brerintl" San.
GIN mari llno onnn 6ie staotaeaeno
l,no Strnbe nnidgen. pie et,po:
yStambulbnl SdihSaoebaihibal~
no ons Sfrefnib niitbet. anf oas
elm jeoer, Der bort nod etluns su ret.
ten bofft, iif) Ihleunigit diii bic geine
MAIDEN fann. ,.Nanain mari Gie tin.
tiifen Nahtlpdhter enolif,, beren
aoHitnfltinopel fat 10 pieIe Bot mic
einitmals Simoe, ioraen bafiir, Snb
dlih, iuenn oIes 6ilnfeI nn6 ifipeia-
fam III, nie Gtrdbe. bic idssiibsr ipie
ein gimBel seflungen bat. ibre siim.
me nift perliert. giit ifweren Sat.
fen. gegsn Die ein 8iegenbainer @nr.
ihenitof cine biinne Gerte lit unb Die
fat Dem werf5eug iinferer Wilaiierer
gleihen, idreiten iie an ben hohen,
finlterenSaiiiern poriiber itno flopien
Die Sfinben ab. Ger ginaeiueihte
fam niis 6em MbDfmns ibresslmhIo.
gems iDie BEL uns aus ben @Iodenio.
nen Der airdtbiirme abbcren. uelfDc
3eit es iii. Ole meiften ifialicn arur
nnS grdnIIid) Srein mie Sdipnqer
Ghronos, iuenn Iie gIeih pnn6einhen
llhren sic 3eit obpoden. Tic SdIoi.
Ioieiis ipie iluier 8otidoiter. Der arne
toote Wnngenbeiin, dreern unS clid.
len iid bei ibrem unerriioIidien Geb.
iperf, 0ns Die Anht mad fiit. gber
Die shIumniernoen trdilnien bei i6.
rem @epolter, i'm orientaliihen ,srie.
ben bes EARNS Dabaim peoenfenb,
ben if5niter Trnlim. her hette elm
btufides @ehtrn btfhdfiissn fnnn.
BEN 1roum elmer siiidlinsn tIIufiipsa
Chr Spifhsu germdniidem grbtnos
lamb unb tiirtiifem MursenIanb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-23

- gsitern Wittag purbe Grid
Seninsr, sin gelbI1pant WdI9iniif,
bsr ki :. Winiam 9oper, 427 Gong
Gtrabs. losirte. tobt in ieinem Bette
aufgdunben. gr bate piele SABRE IN
Der Qlnlass Der 9srrins SaasMar-
bin Safe 60. eearbeitst uno pirb bon
brei ainbern iIub 5ebn gnteln iiberz
lebt. Der 9erforbene erreitte elm @l.
ter ppn rs s5ubren unb trlds ansen<
fdsiniih eintm 5erSiblas.
DER Soopen, Otpeus &c Henti9=
Ter 60. bon 9amilion ipurbe Der aons
trait fir cine pumpmuihine fir bic
WaHsrfrerte BON Miboletoipn gum
Yrsiie bon $16.820 iibertrasen.
5srr unb Jrau Jreb. 5. Wispers
bssinsen seitsrn bic so. Miebertsbr
ibres 5p63sitstases nit sinem So4s
amt in Der ct. Stepbanus STRIDE. Sas
BON Rep. Siabore 8srtamp 5eltbrirt
pnrbe. S1mmtlihe &inoer bes Subels
puures: Jrau Soiepb Berg. bon Din.
ton plaee; Trau Wiliam aramer,
non Gopinston; Grau gsOrse Mtitert,
Grau Wartin 4rnolb, bic Serren
Trtb. Wspers unb Gbparb Mspers.
fofpis Grl. 5berefa Wspers BON 9dmz
iltpn potnten NIT ibrsn Jamilier Der
Beisr BEL. Wdbrenb beg Cages tpnrbe
bas betaste Yaar bur9 DieIe 9Iids
ipunIh Brittle unb sIeIegramnie fps
pit 9IumeR erfreut.
- Sn SamiIton traf bic Nahri4!
tin Sab 5err Sobn Senning. Batter
BON Jrdu Gilbert geB uno 9rrn Wils
liam 9snnins, am Samitas in De
iroit perIdieben iei, mo- er fid Bel feis
nsr Sodter gum 8eiu9 aufsehdlten
bate. gr erreihie elm allt.r BON 78
sSabren unb itarb an Sbpdhe.
Surh Ri4ter 9arlan purbe ses
fern CLARA Webb pesen angeblip
grober 0erna9laHisuns bon Carl
Mebb seihieben.
petsr ga6e bon Siib Gront
Gtrubs melbete Der poliaei, Dab er.
auf Teinem Wese bur9 ben SpieIplab
bel Der Sarriion SduIe bon elmer Rss
germ nm $50 beraubt tpcrben lei. I.
SeirdtbsIdeine: CHARLES 9pl>
brod, "a, DOn airon, unb Sable nil
jon, 18, Don bier; Glmer Storm. "a,
unb Glorence @plebanf, SO. beibe DON
bier; RoD gole, "a, unb .9iola &eIIer,
81, bsibe bon bier.
Dem &roser>2aben am @ranb
Bpuleparb purbe DON gin6re4ern Elm
Beiud abseitattet, tpelds cine portion
tinsenrahter 5rii4te itablen.
- Die Refornlirte Bethel 9emeins
be begebt am ndtiten Sonntas ben
fiinften sSabrestas Der @inpeibung ib>
Ter airhe. @m @Drmittas fiubet elm
ensliIcher GottesoienIt itatt uno Radz
mittass prsoist ReD. u. Seprins Don
Cincinnati IN beutider Sppa1e. Der
@ebeI Compton poiten Ro. 96 Der
@. 81. st., peI9er ON Mbenb Der Gins
tpeibuns Der Stride feline @ebsntfeisr
in berielbsn dbsebalten bate, tDiro
bas audi am nd4ften Sonntas abs'o
,pieber tbun.
= Ridter 9arlan erlieb gu Guns
iten DON Sam. .. 9ime eiuen Wsans
bamus 8efebI. DieIem sufolse TT
Der stabtpatb sebalten, eine Sroinan3
dusunebmen, in pelder oas 9ebalt
Sime's als geamter Der 9umanitdtss
GeieaI1uft fetseiest pirb, unb Der
itdbtii9e 4ubitor unb S6Gsmeiiter
bafelbe aususablsn.
Dime bat felt SUM- 1915 teine 8ssdbs
lung erbalten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-23
sdOu am i.Ib,n gfbenS. an ipeI-

Sdon am feIben sfbsnb, an pel-
dem Maiis Iid nit bes grmprbstsn
5phtsr perbsiratbete bate, BABE &c
Iid iebr enttduidt bariiber ausseipros
den, baB BED ibm mir $4,000 als
6ohseitsseihent CAB. pdbreiap sr
$50 900 erlpartet babe. gr perpe fers
ner na4ipeiIen, baB Der, Insetlaste
ni9t nur bas glrlsnit anfaufte. nit
ipeldem Bed psrgiftet ipurbe. ionDerll,
taB er aud in Der Radt bes II.
Mars Gblouoform Dor bic yfaie ieis
nes Sdipiegerpaters gebaItsn babe,
unb boruufbin iei ped bann ssitors
ben.
Damn fiibrte Der Siitriftsanipalt
aus. bab Waite fi9 nit bem StMpium
bon arantbeitsbnsillen beid)dftists.
unb erSdblte bon ieiner 9stdnnti9alt
nit 5rou Marsaret Sorton. nit ipel@
der sufammen er Elm StIpio apartes
ment bate, unb bic, ipie Stpann iags
te, prominent in bem pro5eb pers
ipideIt isi."
Der Oiitrittsantpolt srtl1rte, @ai=
te babe forgTdItise 0orbereitunsen ses
trpffen gebabt, bag @srbre9en Su psrs
beimlifen, it,bem er alle 0orbereitun-
gen fir 9errn Beds 9esrdbnib ielblt
setroffen babe.
,Wir iperben na9tpeiIen", iaste Der
9iitrittsanpaIt, .baB Waite, als er
nit Der 2ei9e ieines S6fpieserpaters
mad Granb Rapibs eins, on Trau
9orton tslesrapbirte, ipfori aus bem
sttel ausSuaiebsn, in ipsI&em iie Slis
suiammen bas Stubio 4partement
innsbattsn. limb bies bat Grdu Msors
ton bdnn aud setban."
Or. 9lIbertus 4bair Wtopre, Der
arst, ipelder fuppbl Jrau qed als
aud 9errn Bed in beren leBter
&rantbeits bebanbelte unb Sobters
i9eine ausfRlte, beln5ufolge beibe
zines natiirliden sobes seitorben isis
en-, mar Der erits, ipelder auf bem
3susenfanb serufen ipurbe. Sr.
Moore iaeie, man babe ibn erit am
5. Mdrs, fieben Sage Dor BEDS SSo,
gu biefem serufen. 9lus einem ai,s
fdeinenb sans barmlpisn Aebelitanos
babe fid lanaiam Elm arantbeits5ns
ftanb snttuideIt, ipeIher teforgniBers
rssenb setpeien iei. Gr babe @aits
gefraet, Of er es nidt fiir bas bette
baIts, Serrn ped na6 einem Soipitdl
gu brinsen, aber Waite babe ssiast,
bab feline Srau bies ipabrl9einlia
ni9t serne ieber piirbs. Spdter
babe ISaite ben 3eugen sefrast, OF ts
ni6t merle isin lpiirbe, 5rau Maite
auf eine epentuslIe r@erihlimmsrs
una" i'm 3uitanbe feines gaters pors
subereiten. sd iaste ibm". ertldrte
Or. Mpore, rbaB i6 nod nidt slau@
be, baB Germ Beds 3uitanb ssfdbrs
li4 lei, unb bab Waite ni9t 10 peilis
mifttih sri6einsn iolIe." Damn srs
RGblte Der 9lrst, am Wlorsen na9
Beds Sob babe Wuite ibn telepbos
mild bon bemielben in &enntnib ses
febt. sd badte ni9t anbers, als
bab cine SGui9ung oprliese, dls
Waite mid benu6ri6tists, er babe ios |
eben ieinen S9fpiegerDater anf8eis |
neRb tpbt in beiien 3immsr aufges
funben, unb forberte ibn auf, nod
sinmaI neFen puls gu unteriuden.
Sd bIisb in5pif4en am Selepbon unb |
haIb barauf benadri6tigte mid Wais
te, baB er fiir4te, bab iein S6lpie-
esrpdter tubt fei." Or. Woore fass
te, er babe cine 2ei4eni9au pprges
nOmm.n, aber ni9ts babe baraufbin |
sepieien, bab BED aus elmer anbersn
aIs elmer nutiirliden Sobesurid4e
nerftieben lei.
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etIbIi4.

= ~Teine Grail iii cher elm rei,en.
bss G9nedtri.1
- ga iies fomrst aber ai,% I'M
lasss aals BEN Gus s't
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3n Serfaufen - Tarmen.


sanb adufer Senoen Gle iiir ein
sine, fiber 900 Sarnl Bargains In ieser siiss
enbe creeseiaf bon Gipentbluiern unb aeen.
zen bon ieoem Gt11t 80 Seiten. bibfHer
ginbnnb in Sirei Gdrben. 25e per Sabr.
gioEaie i0e eano gupers masas
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Rn btrfaufen-W56eIn.

Rbbefr-Uine biibids feioennterscaene
sarlcr.Garnliur aus snniIem BnInnsbcIs
Q eide. ga9snraaen 700 gB. o. eirabe. 1.
Siod. bns
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Observation-Disclosures orisn iar 1,dnnss
lnb 9rnuen. 1aufsn5s bon Grnernrngsn nm
" eueh6t Hifte Tar aniieuunoen fret
branfin 2nifiiufs. 2ssf IS, Ro6eiicr, n ,.
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Dental Guatoe.

ybf 1tneinHati genfnf Gsnsor. 2si-2ss s3ejs
Court sfr-. note Blum. 1sntfa ssisrsaea
Aat Mrttn sitntt4uiidsr Arbtitea
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CHEVIOT.

Gin sbei gamiIfen,Saus 9im'
bunes Sann-es bon ber eirnbenbnbn, inii
neu, Got s5>>f20. Rreis S3e00.09 efnsnts
lung $500, melt i5ie Wlieibe cher rebme
Ieerer gaipIah ais 1beiIBabIune. Nansn'
frdaen Ss3S Glcnmore ytDs. 9t5ne @dr'
fan 12s5.
Gftftp ri---Qartirei.s0dc gRib6Ietpn nnb gsdr.
ren Hosnne, sieaes Hri6baus bon nern Sims
mern. W2itteIspaie, .iiIeb@ gaoesimHer.
Etone sInon 1922.
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Rn ptrfauftn L Sdl,ier.

sornabtbaiis bon 10 8immern, fcSne
GnaitfnDhnue. Garage, ehbnerbnus urb
&nrten. WnraniH. Eel. gaaep 633. 30.
sioe gsnpne eips. sarhDeu. g.
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afn6ermdb6en. pesate llpliairsarbetf.
gutter apbr; GnspfsbIiiuseu. 9tons eron
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GRdb6en, erfnbrenss. mil Gurpfs5Iunaen
CAT $40 9.
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mab6en far 6dnsnrbeii fein Eaf1eu. al.
tes 5etrl. e08 eerlHston sirs.. elpoubuie.
fison $3.50.
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mdb6en, enies, iiir aodben nnb Tppn.
iairs.sitbeit In amerifanif6er Gar,tlte. e2s
Iuna apeuue, ahDubnle. 2D-23s
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gerIanat-@eibIidl.

a5Gtn. gmpfetinngen berIanei. gars. @H.
z. y. Cs!amp, 2geiiDeob. DtcHe gset 472.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-01-28
MISSIONARY HAS
TO REMANHERE
Miss Emma Halderman Unable
to Return to Egypt Owing
to War Conditions.

Miss NJ, Emma Halderman, OF
Terre Haute, Ind, returned mission
airy from Egypt, is In the city In the
interest OF foreign missionary work
and requests the publication OF the
following letter of explanation re.
garding the trip to Egypt she had
planned last fall:
I wish to announce to the public.
that, owing to war conditions and
blockaded water ways, was unable
to return to Egypt, as heretofore an
nounced. However. l still retain
hopes OF making the voyage at a
later date.
Should / be unable to do so. the
money that vas contributed for this
purpose will be returned to those
who desire It, by either calling or
writing $50 Mechanic street, city.
Otherwise, every cent OF 1t will DO
used in the foreign mission work.
which Is still maintained. or for my
transportation, should the way open
for me.
Again thanking you for the offer
ing, may God bless and reward ev-
cry giver.
M. EMMA HALDERMAN.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-01-28
SHIRTS
Are Worn by German Soldiers
over Their Uniforms in
Night Attacks.

BERLIN, Jan. 2S.-Russian general
staff reports have frequently mem
toned night attacks in which the sol
dlers wore their shirts yer their uni.
form coats. A majority Of the readers
have puzzled in vain for an answer
to why this should be done, and have
assumed that 1t was to help make the
attacker invisible against the snow.
Captain Berthold Walter, OF the
German army, now comes forward
with the explanation. The shirts are
worn, not to conceal the wearers, but
rather so that the attackers may be
able to distinguish each other In the
darkness and the conflict Of battle.
The custom also is not new but his
torlcally old,
II was begun centuries ago by the
French, and was called "camisade"
from the Latin word "camisia" or
shirt. The term gradually became
more general and was used to deslg-
nate any kind Of a night fight, whether
the soldiers wore their shirts inside
or outside Of their coats.
The first recorded "camisade" took
place at the capture Of Pointoise In
1919. The last n Of Importance was
the storming OF Liege by the troops
of the late General Won Bmmich.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-01-28
EMBARGO
Question is Debated by the
United States Senate More
Than an Hour.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2S.-Fron
more than an hour Thursday the Sen,
ate debated Indirectly the proposal
to put an embargo on shipments Of
war munitions and then without a
vote referred to the foreign rela.
tons committee as the administers
ton leaders wished a thousand boun,
dies of petitions, bearing a million
names, asking that such an embargo
be established.
Throughout a spirited debate there
was no development which might
fairly be construed as indicating the
temper of the Senate on the subject
of an embargo although a number
of Republicans and Democrats spoke
in favor of INT on moral grounds and
on the further grounds that the
United States by the munitions ship
ments was endangering its relations
with some Of the billigerents.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-01-28
For chapped, Blotchy,
Red or Wrinkled Skin

DO YOU realize that Just beneath that
coarse, rough or discolored complexion
there's an oxqulsitely beautiful skin 9!
youthful tint and delicacyI II you could
only bring this complexion to the surface,
discardinE the old onel You can-in the
easiest. simplest. most natural manner
IMAGINABLE. just get an ounce OF ordinary
mercoiiIed wax at any drugstore, apply
nightly like cold cream, removing II morn.
ingS with warm water. The assists
Nature BY gradually taking OF the llnger-
Ing particles Of dead and half.dead sur.
face skin, causing no discomfort what
ever. Cutancous defects like chaps. PIN.
pieS, blotches. liver spots, moth patches
freckles. OF course disappear with tho old
skin. Nothing else will accomplish such
wonderful results In SO short a time.
Fine lines and even the deeper wrinkles
often appear at this season. In such cases
nothing II better than q face BATH. made
by dissolving I OF. powdered saxolite, IN
pit, witch hazel This 10 remarkably
effective.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-01-28
Recommended
BY PROMINENT
CITY MERCHANT
Nerv- Worth Gets the En-
dorsement of Omer
darlington

The quality Of these new local state
ments In behalf Of this worlds great
est nerve tonic keeps steps with their
number. Together, these two ele-
ments are smashing the doubts Of the
skeptics. Here are words Of praise
that have weight to them:
"Burke's Drug Store-I had stomach
trouble and nervous indigestion. Could
not eat fresh meat without It DISTRESS
ing me. Some gases on my stomach
which made me very nervous. Poor
sleeper. Jerked and startled in my
sleep. Ny sleep did me little good.
Was not refreshed when I'd get up in
the morning.
"Haye taken one bottle Of Nerv-
Worth. Ifeel quite a bit better. Sleep
fine. More refreshed and rested In
the morning than l was before. / can
eat meat and most everything now.
MY general condition is improved. 1
recommend Wentworth as being a
fine medicine.
(Signed) "OMER HARRINGTON"
Mr. Talkington's address is City, Box
ss7. but he lives in the Industrial Adj
dition Of C%larksburg. He is well and
faSyorably known by the entire COM
munity. When a man Of his standing
tells fellow citizens that n bottle Of
Nerv-worth overcame nervous ills Of
a distressing and deep-rooted char
acter evidence submitted that can be
tied to.
Try a bottle on your own nervous
Ills today. Burke will refund your
dollar IL there are no beneits.-Ad-
y~ertisement
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-01-28
Meets Friday Afternoon.
The Standard Bearer Missionary
Society Of the Methodist Episcopal
MRS. M0HR
Continues Recital of Her Mari.
tai Troubles when Resum-
Ing Witness Stand.

PROVIDENCE, Jan. 2S.-The re-
cital of her marital experience was
continued Thursday by Mrs. Eliza
beth F. Mohr as a witness in her own
defense against the charge that she
hired two men to murder her hus-
band, DR.. c. Franklin Mohr.
Wednesday she told of the physi-
clans attention to other women and
the abuse she received when she &C
cused him Of faithlessness.
Thursday she explained her rela-
lions with the negroes, her alleged
accomplices, which she said were in
nocent. She ascribed to her husband
a dual personality-at his best a king
and generous husband; otherwise q
drug -crazed wife-beater. Through
it all. she loved him, she said, and
remained firm in her faith that he
would sometime restore her to her
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BETTER Than GAL0MEL
Thousands Have D discovered Dr..
Edwards Olive Tablets are
a Harmless Substitute

DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets-the substi-
tute for calomel-are a mild but sure laxa.
tive. and their effect on the liver is almost
instantaneous. They are tho result Of DR..
Edwards determination not TO- treat liver
and bowel complaints with calomel. HIS
efforts to Danish 1t brought out these little
olive-colorcd tablets. :.
These pleasant little tablets do the good
that calomel does, but have no bad after
strong liquids or calomel. They take hold
Of the trouble and quickly correct Il. Why
cure the liver at the expense OF the teethY
Calomel sometimes plays havoc with the
gums. So do strong liquids.
It is best not to take calomel, but to let
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets take its place.
lazy feeling come from constipation and a
disordered liver. Take DR.. Edwards Olive
Tablets. when you feel .1oggy" and
heavy" Note how they Clear" clouded
brain and how they "perk up the spirits
At 10c and CSC per box. All druggists.
The Olive Tablet Company, Columbus. o.
d.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-01-28
GERMAN KAISER
Celebrates the Fifty Seventh
Anniversary of His
Natal Day.
On, ,.r..

BERLIN. Jan. 2S.-Flags were out
in Berlin Thursday in celebration OF
the fifty-seventn birthday Of Emperor
William. The emperor granted am
nesties in several cases.
All the newspapers Of Berlin pub
llshed eugolistic articles concerning
the emperor, recalling the fact that
he was able to maintain peace for
twenty-five years.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-01-28
RHEUMATIC CRIPPLES
NOW REJOICE
No Matter If You Are Crippled, Can't
Use Arms, Legs or Hands, II
Rhenma Doesn't Help You
Nothing to Pay.

II you want relief in two days, swift,
certain, gratifying relief, take one-half
t%easpoonful Of Rheuma once q day.
II you want to dissolve every par
ticle of uric acid poison in your body
and drive 1t out through the natural
channels so that you will be forever
free from rheumatism, get a 5O-cent
bottle of Rheuma from Wells-Hay-
maker Co. or any druggist today.
Rheumatism is a powerful disease,
strongly entrenched in joints and
muscles, and any modern physician
will tell you that the days of wishy-
washy treatments are over and in or
der to conquer rheumatism and sciat-
lea a powerful enemy must be sent
against 1t.
Rheuma is the enemy Of Rheuma-
tism-an enemy that conquers 1t every
time. Judge John Barhorst Of TT.
Loramie, Ohio, knows 1t, He was
walking with crutches; today he is
we'll. 1t has caused hundreds OF others
to rejoice. 1t should do as much for
you; 1t seldom fails. II 1t does you
can have your money returned by
your druggist.-Advertisement.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-01-28
PETTIT Appointed
Assistant National Bank Exam
liner for District near Bal
timore, Md.

Friends Of Earl N. Petit. of the
clerical force of the Merchants Ma
tional Bank, are congratulating him
over receiving an appointment as as
sistant national bank examiner for a
district embracing Maryland and Vir-
ginia counties neal Baltimore. He will
have his headquarters In Baltimore
and will take up his new duties Feb
ruary 1.
Mr.. Petit will be assistant to X. B.
Cecil, who until a few weeks ago was
national bank examiner with head
quarters at Huntington, this state, but
who was transferred to the district
near Baltimore.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-01-28

Swiss system Of military training. II
adopted here, would produce an army
of 9,O00,0 900 trained men, the Senate
military committee was informed
Thursday by Captain Theodore Chris
tian, Of Cincinnati, a former Swiss
army officer. The system described
In detail was said BY Captain Chris
tian to work no injury to industrial
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-01-28
LONE BANDIT
Holds Up and Robs the Crew
of an Allegheny Street
Car.

PITTSBURG, Jan. 2S.-It became
known here Thursday that a
lone bandit Wednesday night
held up and robbed the crew
Of an Allegheny Valley street
car as it was passing through Ches-
wick. Conductor E. R. Colbert was
about to collect the young mans
fare when he drew an automatic re-
volver, marched the conductor to
the front Of the car, compelled the
motorman to accompany them and
marched them up the track. There
he robbed them of $50 and escaped.
Seven passengers fled in haste when
the robber drew his revolver.