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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-08
Gamcnieftiom ser =. :. 6.

; Sn Ser adtcra slbeno abeebalte.
llell regelmaBige1 Sitrllg Ser Ga=
n1enleftion Der Iapenport Sl,rree=
meilroe wltroen bic iolgcnocn l1el,el,
Weitglleoer ailfgel1pnmle11: Sralllein
Gli5e Sltergens, 6ral1lein glnmo
@arn1s ullo 1Sraltleill Martfa @roB=
fppi.
Sic 9eri6te Ser &onlitcs Ser leb=
ten Notwithstanding ltno bes
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lalteten leb1
giinltig. Sir sic nad)ite &~artcnlpiel=
lmterbaltllng muroe oas folgenoe
&omite angeIest: 6ral1 Girls. gef-
barOt, G%oriiseril1; 6rall S. s. Soft
11er, Jrau 81. 5oeot, Irall @m. SIC
gelt1itter, Trall George @alomanr
rnO 6ralt Milti1ic alllen lptpie sic
Srdlllein MDrtk Sale, Carrie gBler,
gliie 8erbers, 9olliie @rant, SEQ
mig @eaen1itter l1ro 6rancis goebn1
3as @ir1faufsfumite fin ~oenSyriib.
Iabrsperfauf beltebt aus SEN Gamer
6ralt grnit Otto, 6ral1 81. @ielt
lnno 6ran 6. Gcfharot.
3lm SdlllB ipltroen Sic or1pelet1
Ben Mitglieoer altfgeforbert, lid
moglidit sdblrsih an Dem am 80
Sa11uar IN Der 5l1rnballe itattfinoen
ben &inoer=M asfenbal SIT betbeili
gen mlO m%it5lbelfen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-08

ytadD lalgercn1 &ranfenlager lit
gelterll Mor9erl Inn / 80 llbr SEER
ebarlcs @loper in cil1cn 6ieIigell
9olpltal inn glter BON 90 Sabrcl1 ge=
l%torbcn. Ser G%erltprbenc fam Dor
elllenl @fonat aus @anni6al, 800,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-08
&leiue etabt=N enigteiteu.

8eltoBcner Garbanloll, alld)
Qanse sanlen; etmas feil1es. Giepe's
Ipofbefe. (an5)
Mon pcriGlrn1c llidlt, ocn1 Sc
idlaif scr Silberiteiu @rps. Glothlng
50. cillcn 9eilldl ab}ltltattcn 90 cs
bier m0hreno 0ca icei1cn groBelt
9llfrGrmulllgaperfanfs uieie lucrtb=
uolle bargains gibt. Sic Grei'e iillo
10 nieoriM 0aB Elm Scoer @ieille1. Se-
bari einlegcl falll.
sSSn Scott Goltltu Glrhlic So=
ipital lit poraeiterl1 9tadnlittag Trait
Garl Nchrs geitorbelr. Die Gcritor=
belle mlrroc lit IenfidNlano aeboren
ulO oerhciratbetc lidl nit &errt GarI
5Scfrs, Scr Dor orei Sabrelp geltor
ben lit. Sic Gccroiglnlg miro bclltc
M'orgell ltln elf llhr Don 9lilleu mo
Surtpio's 9eid)ellbctattlul9sgc=
ld)1it aus olf SEM I@airn1oullt Irieo=
hof itattiilloen.
SEER Serlrp Gltd BON u. VI.
No. 3, Davenport, fcicrt ON %llclltl=
acll Gage ieillcn 81. @eburtstag. ST
muroe ON s. ,Sollllar 1880 lit Scptt
Gplmtp geburen ulo bat bier 3cit Jet
llcs 2ebcns gelpohnt.
SSSl Ser Dieicr Gage ubgebaltc=
ltcr reselmabi9en geriammlltng Oes
Noroapelt Davenport Sllrnperell1s
iibcr,lalml Ser llel1e SpredJer Glas.
goriall Oelr Gpriis nit eiller fllr5clt
mo gemoblten 9lniprad)e, Die DON oil
len Sllrnern bcifallig allfgenon1nel
mllroc. Gier llelle Mitglieber mnr=
Sen alligelomnlell lnlO eil1 Wiitglieo
ging nit GaB ab. IS mllrOe bel or=
bers iiber eillen Gorldlag sur bal1ll=
d)ell LAUNDERING Der @ale beratbel1,
oblle oab inoelIen bierii6er etmas Dc
fiaitines beidloilea mlroc.
SEER ln0 sSralt gilbert &lillot
bon 3oltabue betral1erlr oe1 SOB liz
rcr or~eijabrigel1 Sod)ter Slice, Oie
gelterll Morgen INN 4:30 llbr ON
&elldJbnlten geltorben lit. MllBer oen
gltcrn miro oas &il1o iiberlebt bon
stpei @riiberl nlr0 elmer Sdluei ter,
Molallo, Senrp llno Cecilia. Die 9e=
eroiglng. fat geitern Mpreelr nm eli
lt6r bonn Sterbeballe aus allf ben1
SairnlolWlt Sriebbof itattgeflr1oen.
@err Sobanlles &roger leitete Sen
Sralleroienlt inn 9al1le nllo allf Sem
Irieo6of.
Sic ssabresperiammlung Des
Davenport Outing Glltbs miro af1
slbeno oes z. 6ebrllar abge6alter
mcroen. 9ln iellem 9lbeno merOen
Bic gealnten fir oas lauferloe SSabr
crlpablt, nto elm grobes @a1fett gebt
Dor iid.
Ser befan1te &pntroftor s..
9ertram lplroe geltern Nahmittag
ldpner5baft perlest, oils eil1e groBe
Sliir IN Ser llellel1 Iellerpad)e oil
2oclllt nn0 Soma Strabe al1f i'm
%ltiir5te. 8ertrm NOR NIT Denl gir=
6aroen Ser Ibiirangel1 5eidaftiet,
oils Die Ibilr arlf i'm fiel. gr mllroe
nod lei1em @eim a1 Der Colorado
Strabe gebradt nllO mllbte ar5tlide
@ilfe III Nltlprad) nefanell.
Gor 5pei Sobren p~erl1ngliidte
9ouis Strrm bon 9to. 1926 @elt 6.
StraBe BET einem Coating llnfall.
Sl1 bielcr &od)e mllroe ibnl Dos red)=
te gein nnterbal6 oes &llies I'M ct.
Gllfe's @olpital anlputirt, nl10 5par
infolge Ser @%erlesung, Die ct erlitt,
OILS er anl 13. 6ebrllar 1914 al1 Der
Gaines lllO A. Strabe NIT einen1
strabenbabmpagel1 Der A. StraBe
5lllammenprallte.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-08

nod Davenport. Supeit befa,llt,
b1r1terlaBt er feline llnmittelbaren So
miliemlitglieoer. 0ie 2cid)e apnroe
nod stapleton's 9eihellbei %tattlues=
geidWift gebrod,t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-08
GinldJatnns bes 8runoeigent6nms
begpn1cn.

Iie giniddblltg oes peri0nlid]elt
uno @rumoeigentbums ser staot 3a=
oellport tit IN oieler @o6e bon oem
l1elle11 StaotzIiieiior Sobn $. @l1l=
oafer oil ge1onnlen moroelr. Sci
oleler arbeit miro CT DON Serrlr
Gborles SLID, eillem spb1e bes Der
l%torbenen frii6eren langiabrigen sll-
lellors llno odt meiterer @ebiilfel1
lanterltiibt. Die ginid)atal1gen i'm
@eld)a1tspiertel luerbc1 po11 Der
Serren @luloafer lllo Silb u1lo IL
Den 8pblbe5lrfen bon SEN folgenoer
Serren porgellomnlen meroen: Ghor
les Sanf, Sscor 9rl1enling, Irei
6obre1frrq, @l1. G%egennitter, SEQ
@lg9ers, Iralf Iopcnport, st.. 81
@apes nno 2onis Sdymiot.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-08

- SGben sic i4on Dl6 Miiiion
Bier prpbirt? @lei1 NIT Dem be1ten
importirten 8ier unb empfoDIen bon
Ben Doftoret1. @od Sslano 8retpin9
60. (Mns.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-08
Ginfiibrnns ppn Scamtcn
W}ebrerer 6reimollrer=S oeen.

Nben0 I'M 9cilein bon iibcr 800 eSrei=
l1alrerll i'm Northumberland Dor
lid geaartaeu. Iie Ginfiibrllng lnl1r-
oe pom Galt M}uiter g. 9l. @iliol1
poraenoulmen. Mcp. Soleph Sort
9teluton DON Gcour hapios lplte Die
&altptreoc balten. Nodo mar CT anoer-
meitig pcrbinocrt, iooab i'm lcbtelt
g%ltgetblidc George Sdloonouer Don
ah1ampia ciniprallg. &crr Shoon=
pper lit ein Gait Icpltn @rallo Nd
tier mo Banter bon Inolnoia. st
Isiprad1 ilbcr Dos Sbema ulSreinlallrer=
meien~. Inter Ben geilld]erll befan=
Sen lid, Ser aeecnmartige @rano
Miaiter Nranf Moies bon Clinton
nno Der a%egemmartige @roblefretar
Nelptpn Garpin BON Geoar Mnpios.
9Sod1 Ser Ginfilbrlrng Ser Seanltell
m1roun Grfriidlu1gen %ierpirt. Sic
cinacfiihrten @canlten iilo:
Grinitp2pgcN 20. POS.
@~orihipi1tl Malter - allfrco s.
Maper.
Sclior @oroa. gSmlllo %.
Sshita.
Mllrrior @aroen - n. golpelanfep.
SdotmeiItcr 2eruis 5. Dagsp.
Sefretar 2utis s. Stein.
&aplall Iean Marmabllfe
&arc.
Sclior Icacpn - Ragn1o,.y Mew=
ton.
Sl,rior Gcaee;,: MareldaI q.
Stuart.
Senior stcmorO @oItsr 6.
Goa &orff.
Mulior stenaro Moloo 6.
.2ii,.
Sraaniit - @olter @rautbam.
gleftrifer ~ @ellrn @. Ibonlas.
Gpler - 8. IS. 3alp.
Traternal 2oge SO. 221.
@orlbipfl,l Malter - Nrnolo $.
Mllhs.
scllior @aroen - S. 9. 9aitom.
Sl1nior @aroen - 9mtis @oettld.
S6otmeilter - Scn =. 2uetie.
sefretar SSobn S. Geters.
Se1ipr Ieacon ~ Sobn Sboe.
s%Slll1ior Ieacpm -9erop Coleman.
&aplan - 9ti6aro gpons.
Scrior StelparO - 9ouis gngc(.
SsSl1ninr. Stpmnr0 = SnmnrS MpI,=
ller.
Iplcr - Sobu g. @olfens.
0apenport 2oge gso. 81.
@oribipf1l Maiter @arrp
Gregg.
Selrior @aroen - @en 9. 95il=
lips.
Sllnior @arosn 5. .. Duncan.
Sdatmciiter - @nitap Stlteben.
5efrctar George Nerrp.
Senior Ieacol1 Sarrp 81. W1a=
nted.
Nllnior Icacon - 1Sreo Moamiolr.
Senior Steparo- @ern1al1 Ireoe.
Sulior stemaro 5. 6. Sd
llallll.
Ipler ~ 5. 81. Soplor.
ct. Simono f GnreneG 0 nj
manbcrp.
Sic ginfiibrlrng Ser 8ear1tan Ser
st. Sin1on of @prene Gun1n1anoerp
Der a11igbts Ien1plar erfolgte Dor
gelteu1 Nbe11O burd) Serrn @. s.
6lolar. Sic folgslloell 8eanten
pnroen eingefii6rt:
@ran0 Moiter gnoil gdrooer.
Commander SSobn S., Spller
@eneroliliimo @. s. 3iolor.
Gapt. 8ell. - @nt. @. @aileD.
Senior @aroen George 6
Grites.
Sunrior @oroen Sorry 81
Bartlett.
@rdlat - George ~. @arrette.
I shabmeilter - 8. s. Daggp.
G%ecorOer Iranf IS smitb.
stonoaroentraeer Irarf @
gaioti.
Sd)mcrttrdger otto Meinert.
@ar0er ssones 6. g8iibart.
Sentinel @omaro 9. Glenrol1s
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-08
9emtid)es s6eatcr.

Mn sonntag, sen 8. Ie5en1ber,
fon1nlt I'M oelttid]en Ibeater n@ranb
Opera @o1i e" Sos p%ertbpolle gd}al1=
ipiel Don @errlditil Suoern1ann $50
ba1rnisfeuer" sur Il1ffiibrrn1g. Sic
Grobern iino in bolem @ange uto
baben mir fcine Miibe ln1o Nrbeit
'geident, Die 8orltellltng SIT elmer
glan5pollen 81 geltalten. Sic einoel=
nen Hollen limo ipe5ieG bon unierenr
bieligen gnlenlble geraoe 5u erltfloi +
Zig 6eiebt. SRI. Margaretbe Iarall
ipielt Die Souptrolle, cine MoIe, nit
meld)er lie in 0entid)lano lGppbl mic
bier in Mmerifa iiberall groBen gr=
fplgt aebabt fat. Die Game 5ablt
0iele 8ol(e SIT ibren beiten. SRI.
Martba @antberg ipielt oas Sous
to6terd)en Srroe, oie in ibrer gro
ben 2iebe 5t ibrem @eorg ales ont
oere pergiBt 1l1to IN benz 8liid lebt,
ibret1 @eliebter bal6 beim5ufiibren.
6rau 2ol1iie Briidner miro 4lid) IN
elmer groben Gbarafterrode 5eige1.
SEER &l,rt @orie ipieIt Ben @l1ts6e=
iiber @ogelrenter, cine Hole, lit mel
der @err @orib feline groBe <lllt
poa entfalten fam. gbenlo SEER
Sofnalrn ltebt Dor elmer groBet Mltf=
gabe, Ser @ilfspreoiger @afffe III
nidt leidt ba5uiteler, aber 0er&iinlt.
Ter miro Der &oIe oas geben, pas Del
&ole gsbort, SEER Sofntal1t lit oa5l
ser 5dauipieler. SEER Wiiiblbar
ipielt belt @eorg bon Sartmig, NM
fiibrt gleid5eitig. bie &egie. Mlil
fonrnt unO left.
ginen gang belolr0eren Rei5 Der
0iellt Oieie Goritellltng 0urh bic Mit
pirfung zines 3oppelQuartetts De1
Sci lgsieftion Ser 3apertport Sl1rlt
genleinoe inter 2eitltng fires Girl
genten Serrn @rnlt Otto, melde lid
in liebenslpiirbiger @eile IN Sci
I1iel,it Ser altten Sade geltellt ia
ben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-08
Sabrcsbcridt Der 8ibliotbcf.
SIM letten sSsabre mllroen iiber 1872,
600 giid)er ausaelieben.

Sn ser anr Ionnerstag Madmit=
tag abgebaltenen Sabresperlamm-
hung Ser misunderstanding nnterbrei-
tete bic 8ibliotbefarin 6raulein
Grace 9. &ole ibre1 Sabresberibt,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-08

@eItoBener Garoonlon, al,h
qal1se sonlen; etuas feines. Giepe's
Ipotbefe. (a115.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-08
Ientidje Sparbanf bpn Glbribge.

Sn Ser poraeltern abgebaltcnen
Sabresperlammlung Der 9entidpn
Sparba1f bon @lOriOge mllroen Die
folgenben gean1ten ul1b 8ireftore1t
fir 0as lallfenbe Sabr ertpablt:
Graitoent = Mllgult s.. Slln0er-
brud.
@%i5epraiioent - Moolpb Mllbg.
2. gi5eprdiioent IN Girls. Se'ien.
&aiiirer @l1go &1lbl.
M1hpalte <pn1arm ltlrb GnD-
mann.
Direftore,t 80 81. 81. alibl, Sen.
rp Mnl1ge, Charles .. Wangel, Girls
sSSeHen, @n. @remmels, 2eonarb
!S6aff.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-08
Gingelanbt.

St Sbrer mertben 3eitlu,g bon
bei1te las id9, Bob ser @iiraermeiiter
oen @efebl erlailen fat, laumielige
Mitglieoer ser 9atterie 9 geapalt=
lam Ourh Die Goli5ei sur lteblmg
berbeisuidleppen. @as l1at bie 40
li5ei nit Dem Militdr 5lr tblur2 .Sd)
oelfe> lie lit fir bic giderfeit Ser
Siirgcr Don Gapenport angeltellt,
llno nid)t oils Spiirnaiel1 fiir Mili=
ar=1riide6erger. @ie folrnel1 iic
ldylea sur Stelfe ieil1, ipelul telepho=
MIDI aetncloet miro, Dob bier ODER 90
eill D%erOadtiges 8eranid gebDrt NOR
oen lit, 1pelll1 lie lt1lnoenlang jeoelr
Montag Mben6 iib NIT BEN 9riifer
pbergern acknowledgement ipllen, Sic
oas Wilitarlpel e11 als elm &irroeripiel
an eben inns melll1 es ibne,1 nibt
mebr gefallt, es cinfad al1fge6en
mollen.
Die 56leidJoiebe nno gtraBenr0ilt-
ber lperoen lih oieies gemib SIT M,,te
MAIDEN, lpe11n tie %apiliel1, bob Die $50
li3ei anoerslpo bweid)aftigt lit. gs
mltB einen e~rbaber,en @iltbrld mo-
den, pelln elm II. g. 5plbot DON Ell
nem Yoli5iltelt 5llr l%lebu11g gei6leifi
miro. Ias tbltn ia oie @ar6aren
garnidt.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-02-01
RUN IS
ON AFRESH IN
P|TTSBURG, PA
While Twenty-Five Foot and
Mounted Police Keep the
Crowd in Line.

PITTSBURG, Feb. 1.-The run
which started Saturday afternoon on
the Farmers Deposit Savings Bank
continue dMonday. Twenty-Five foot
and mounted policemen kept the crowd
in line and there was no excitement.
All legal demands were met in the
bank but depositors whose accounts
exceeded 500 were given that amount
and asked to sign the required thirty
day notice for the remainder. An
nouncement was made at noon that the
bank had offered $4,000 reward for the
arrest and conviction OF the persons
who had circulated false stories which
had started the run and 500 reward
for the persons who circulated such
stories. 1t was understood the bank
proposes to prosecute under the law
which provides for maximum penalties
Of $4,000 fine and five years imprison-
ment.
T. Fl. Given, president of the bank.
said that he had been overwhelmed
with telegraph and telephone offers of
assistance from all parts OF the coun-
try. Other Pittsburg banks showed
their sympathy by refusing to accept
for deposit money withdrawn from the
Farmers.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-02-01
RAID
DOES NOT Do
MUCH DAMAGE
According to an Official State
ment Issued by the Gov
eminent of France.

PARIS. Feb. 1.-Several bombs
We're dropped by the Zeppelins which
flew over the outskirts of Paris Sunday
night but they produced no such
deadly effect as on the occasion oil
the raid Saturday night, The follow
ing official statement was given out
Monday by the press bureau:
"a German dirigible set out in the
direction of Paris, where 1t arrived
soon after 10 p. NJ. 1t was lombard
ed by our special batteries and at
tackled by our aeroplanes, Before re-
turning northward it dropped a num-
Der of bombs, which according to the
news received SO far, did no dam
age"
Representatives of the Matin who
visited the scene of the raid say that
no damage was done by the bombs.
Three of them fell OF piece OF
waste ground and the others in a
field. A police inspector saw the
three which fell in the field. They
did not sink deep in the soil. They
were covered with a cottin-like sub
lance which burst into flames.
The Matin says that it has received
information from the postmaster OF
one Of the places over which the Yep
pelin passed that a number of bombs
were dropped together. The. infer
ence is drawn that the Germans. see
ing themselves threatened by French
aeroplanes, decided to loose all their
bombs at once.
The censor permitted foreign cor
respondents to telegraph whatever
details they could obtain, but the
Paris morning papers have many
blank spaces.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-02-01
To Opponents Who Say Pro-
gram is Based on a Desire
of Some to Make Money.

MILWAUKEE,, Feb. president
Wilson threw down the gauntlet Mon
day to opponents of national prepared
ness, who have declared that the
movement sprang from the desires OF
munitions and armament manufacture
ers to make money.
"There are some things that are be-
ing said that / hope you will not be-
lieve," the president declared. 1T is
being said among other things that
this agitation for preparation for ma
tional defense comes chiefly from
those who are interested in supplying
the government with the munitions OF
war and from those who are interested
in supplying it with armament
gentlemen, do not allow yourselves
to be misled by statements OF that
sort. Anything that the government
does somebody is going to make mon
ey out Of; but the impulse for this
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-02-01
CO AFTER
BRASS THIEVES
Searches a Dwelling but
Does Not Locate the
Loot.

Sheriff Ross F. StOut's blood
hounds, with himself in charge, fol-
lowed a trail around through the
West End and up the Weston rail-
road track Sunday night in an I'M
fruitful effort to find thieves
who broke into the Simmons Plumb
ing Company's warehouse in the rear
of A. j. Simmons residence on Lo-
Gust street and made off with two
sacks of brass fixtures.
The dogs picked up a strong scent
and followed it down the alley to
Sycamore street, thence to the trolley
tracks and thence up The track of
the Weston line Of the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad to the McAtee set
Element, opposite Highland park.
scent was followed to the doorway OF
one of the McAtee dwellings, which
the sheriff searched without finding
the stolen brass, No arrests were
made.
The thieves had been stealing
brass from the warehouse before al
about a barrel and a half Of the ut
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-02-01

R. johnson, treasurer; Fred Hess
marshall; William Kennedy, chap
lain; Russell DAWSON, sergeant at
arms; trustees, John Jacox, II. U.
Garrison and Chester Kolb; physl-
clan, DR.. ]. B. Payne. ,, :,
The order accepts as members all
persons interested in the amusement
world. The charter will remain
open until March l, in order that
those who desire to become members
at the reduced rates can do so.
Continued or page o.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-02-01
New Order Instituted.

Mr.. Charles schweltzer, grand or
ganizer of the Theatrical Mechanical
Association of the United States and
Canada, instituted a new lodge in this
city Sunday evening at the Palace
theater, with a class of twenty-six
members. The following officers
were elected.
Sol Burka, past president; Walter
Wilson, president; A. P. Hall, vice
president; Hal Corbin, secretary; W.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-02-01
RESOLUTION.


INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. l. After
a long discussion, the United Mine
Workers of America in convention
here Monday defeated a resolution to
amend the constitution of the organi-
cation so as to exclude from its mem
bership national guardsmen and the
state constabulary.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-02-01
The Rest Accommodation.

The strongest accommodation any
article may receive is favorable
word from the user. 1t is the re-
concentrations of til ose who have US
ed it that make ChaInberlain's Cough
Remedy so populat. Mrs. Amanda
Gierhart, Wayneshtld, Ohio. writes,
"Chamberlain's Coigh Remedy has
been used in my family off and on
for twenty years and 1t has never
failed to cure a cot gh or cold" OBJ
ta.nable eyerywne1e,- Advertise
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-02-01
COMMENT
BY Berlin Newspapers on Lansint
Note is Favorable.
euy c rsr.,,

BERLIN. Feb. 1.-The mornini
newspapers Of Berlin Monday dis
cussed extensively Secretary lansing
circllar note to the belligerent pow
ora on submarine warfare and IN
arming of merchantmen. The teecl
Of the comment, especially that in tht
conservative organs, is unanimous
unfavorable.
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and Daniel Thompson who were re-
Gently arrested for violating the pro-
hibition law will be arraigned for
trial or hearing in Magistrate Jack
son v. carter's court at 1880 o'clock
Wednesday evening.
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LOST AT SEA
Two Steamships According
to Some Picked Up Wire
less Messages.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-The White
Star freight steamship, Bowie re-
ported on it's arrival here Monday
from Manchester that it had picked
up wireless messages indicating that
two steamships have been recently
lost at sea, heretofore unreported.
Done was the Appalachee, a British
tanker in the government service, and
the other an unknown steamer, whose
crew was rescued by the steam Fin
aid.
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Informal Dance.

Wednesday evening. February 3,
the members of Clarksburg Council
No. S72, Knights of Columbus, Will
give an informal dance in the audi
forum Of st. Mary's high school, with
the following committee in charge:
James j. Devine, John A. Cough
lin, William Mulheran, NJ. a. Man
nix and F. L. McGraw.
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Something Good.

Those who hate nasty mediciilet
should try Chamberlain's Tablets fol
constipation. They are pleasant g
take and their effect is SO Agreeable
and so natural that you will mo-
realize that 1t has been produces
by a medicine. Obtainable every
Observation-Disclosures
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Chaptcr to Meet.

The February meeting of the Dan
Tel DAVIDSON Chapter Daughters OF
the American Revolution will be held
in the home of Mrs. James w. Will
liams at 3 o'clock Monday afternoon,
February Z. The following papers
will be read:
"The Mohawk Trail" Mrs. Cecil G.
"The National Old Trails Road
Mrs. Arson D, Parr.
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CONTINUE TO LAND.

PARIS, Feb. la despatch from
Athens says that French troops con-
tinue to land on the island Of Mytilene,
according to advices just received.
From there an aeroplane aotilla makes
daily "Reminiscences towards the
coast OF Asia Minoi.
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GAUNTLET is THROWN
DOWN BY PRESIDENT

thing does not come from those quar-
tiers. The impulse comes from men
dlsinterested, men who know the act
ual circumstances Of the country and
who know that these things are neces-
sary."
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RELATIVES
Rally to the Defense of Mr.. Mohr at
Murder Trial.
Inv rsrun

PROVIDENCE. Feb. IA sister
and brother of DR.. C. Franklin Mohr
Monday rallied to the defense of his
widow, Mrs. Elizabeth F. Mohr. on
trial for instigating his murder. After
Eugene J. Sultan, the woman's
brother-in-law, had identified the let
ter in which DR.. Mohr admitted the
validity of his marriage, Mrs. Ella
Hogan and Gustav D. Mohr were
called. )
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TO CONTINUE CAMPAIGN.


BERLIN, Feb. 1.-Italy has de-
cided to continue the campaign on
Albania, according to Vienna advices
and is said to have landed an add
tional infantry division and severa!
batteries of heavy artillery at Av-
Iona.
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L.
HIGHEST EVER PAID.
(Rv Asgoclatod Press.)
C~oNNELLSVILLE, Feb.

CUN NELLoVIIJLE, FtU' T.
Announcement was made to-
day that effective February 1
the wages of the employees Of
the II. c. Prick Coke Company.
a subsidiary Of the United
States Steel Corporation, would
be advanced len per cent. The
new scale Is the highest that
has ever been paid coke re-
gion employees. About 10000
employees are affected.
!. .. a. a. = 4 4 y 4 4 = 4
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Year Rocks Out.

The year books for 1916 Of the
Omega Sunday school class OF the
First Baptist church were distributed
to the members Sunday morning and
great interest was manifested in the
work arranged to be done by the
members this year.
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A pocket-size electric fan has been
invented.
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TRIAL DATE SET.

charles Brent, Lloyd Lee, colored.