davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-11
GlieseransriH
5aben NIT sutsm Grfolg bic Deut'
ften auf Goniiansa gerna4t.
au9 bic i'm bortisen Sufen befinbli'
den ruiIifdsn ariegsfhiffe lpur'
ben nit gpmben bslegt.

Berlin, 10. Geptember, pit
2onbon. 81: Sbsrfte Sserealsi
tuns beridtet ii6sr sinen tpeitsrsn er'
folsrei6sn sylisssrausriff auf bic ri'
mGnifds stiiite oss Sdpar5sn Meerss
fopie auf bi. bort liesenbe rnfii'ds
arieesfdiffs. Der betreffsnbe BE
ridt lautet fpie foIst:
.Deutfhe syIiseer baben NIT er.
fDIe @streibsIpeiter. Oeltanfs. fotpis
audi ben 8abnbof Don gonitansa nit
8omben telegt uno ferner aud gom'
ben auf bi. i'm bortigen 5dfen liesens
ben Jabrseuse Der ruifif8en Marin:
abssporfen. llngeadtet elmer feinSa
li9sn Sesenmasnuame tebritn ale
unfers Glus5eiiss unbeftpdbist 5urid.
prdfibent @tlfons g S4we.
ter i'm Sterben.
Nep onbpn, Conn. 10. sept.
Jrau 9nnie 3. 5oips. bic einsiss
S1wsiisr bes grafibsMsn WiIfon,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-11
gHarfe Npten
3piTden Sdlpeben unO Grobbritans
MEN iiber bic beItebenotr Streits
frassn seipsdisit.
Sin @iniislen ber geTdtaanabme eng
Iiider Sdpsten paFirsnber poit
perldngt.
gIs @prbeOinguns elmer i5iebsri4ter4
Ii4en grleoiauns Der beitebenben
Stfferen5su.

2pnbon, 10. Sept, 3ipii6eI
@rpbbritannien unb Stlreben ian
IN geSus auf bic burd Die entente
mG1te unterbaltene gIotube Inb b.
babur6 entjdnbenen Stipierigteiter
Iopie bic BON Ghpeben uIs Bieosr
bsrseltunssmabresel es3arbbdbte ge
| i6lagnubme Der burd OieIts 2arlb ge
benben englif1en poit eln tpeitere
glustaui6 Idnrfsr Nrtsn itdtt. Uni
es lit feline aasii1t oui ene 2Oiuni
bes groblems porbatben. Der briti16
SetretGr bes glusipdytIgen Imtes
Discount 9rsp, beitebt o5rdri, bdf
S6lpeben borber beriprCAen miiife
teine ipeitersn 9oitidds jill bei9lagnab'
men, ebe bic anselessr9eit ihiebsrtd
| tsrli9 erlebist iperben tonne. gtbel
S6peben ift oueenideiuLI6 entfhfoi,
len. Elm iOl9es @erIprsAen gu peri
,psigern.
gs mub bsmertt ipsyosH, oab bic
iebt bic 0erhonolunesn idit aus
i9liebli6 sipifdlen @is,ount Gren unn
nem fhtpebiidsn @eIaroten in 3on.
bon, 8raf Dransel, etiii9rt purpen,
bub aber in 8yeps isgtet &ommuni.
tation an ben @rafen a,iagt 1T, bah
beiien 3uidrift ni4t ns'Itanoen tpur.
be unb oab bssbalb b. tritiihs 8es
ianbie in StodboIm uuiasforbert Iuors
ben lei, bic qlnselesenbs,t fer i4pebir
iten &ssisrang gu unterbreiten.
@paf Dranst! begab iitl nun snaA
benz Sentiment llnb ss Ipnrbe anees
tiinbigt, baB er ii6 Oals!bif mebrers
@p6en aufbaIten psro,.
Sraf Wrangels 3ri6rift, tpelfe
am Stamitas Dsr6ffsni.iht ipnrbe, bee
fast, bab S6ipebsH BE ppn 9iseount
9rep aussebriidte Soffnune, bic aor~
reiponben3 ipe,Se cine GDiung bet
Streitfrasen fsrbsiiI1ren, ibeile, nnb
oab .Sdpebsn sins iaiebsrittsrIias
Grlebisuns b:tieItsH aufri4tis be-
sriiben ipiiybe.
Der Graf fagt ie.nsr, es freus i5n.
.bab bic britifde Rssierrns ousers
i6einIid einis5e. boB es fiir bic f4pss
bii9e Resisrung uEnDglih lei, in
9praus auf eiH Rstt 81 perSihten,
RabreseIn gu ergysifen. ,peIde De-
Dausrnsp.rtbe llmit1nbe sur Rptts
penbistsit mateE. Der gsridt
fdliebt nit Der grtldrung, bab
.S6peben ben binoenbsn Gbard,ter
Der poite9sreinbayIng pom Sabre
1904 p0Qis aner,tuae, aber f4 bus
Rs4t porkba'ts, Sisie 9ereinbarun5
unisr ben ssgenpartigm llmitdnpsH
gu iuipenbiren."
Sin ieiner Qntnort fagt g}iscourt
@rep, bab Der Sim bieier 8ui6rif:
ni9t flar iei unb bab er ben britiider
IN Stodbolm initruiri
babe, Der i5ip,biitsn Rseieruns nd'
besulegen, .bab groBbritinnien bar
auf beitebsn mi.iie, odb als @orbebins
gllna fir cine i6isbs rihisr.ide Grleois
suua Gdnebea bi. 3uiiderung ssben
miifIe, b.finitio mi. Der 9eidlagnuhs
me ensIiihsr ohrd Shtpeben iOm'
member g}uit ouf3uboren.'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-11
ct. sIlopiinS @aiieuoerein.

Snfolse Der @bipeisn9eit elmer sros
ben &nsabl MitsIieOer, bic ausens
fdeinlia ail bem 5eit Der &athulii6sn
Ritter mad SamiltOn, .. gereiit tpas
rem, tonnte Der obige @ersin mid.
bas n5tbige Quorum 3uiammenbrine
gen, I'm bie auf seftern gaudmittas
anberaumt getpefene Mpnutsiibuns
dbbalten su t0nnen. Das Spe5iafs
3ommittee mar bereit, neun neue Mits
sItsSer al unterbrsiten, ebenfo iuarsn
anSsrs R0utinesef4afte sur GrlsOis
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-11
Slnmpie

eSm SIDntpic Sbeuter treten II,
bieicr ISOLDE Die .@oitoninn @irles.
auers" in einelu bon Sranf 5irnep
geI6ricbenen imb .ltp anb Comm
Gopn" betiteIten Stiif aiif, Cas-
iiberaQ. mo es aIfgefiibrt tDurSe,
rieiigen gppIaus qeerntet bot. Slc.
renee gdls lit grima Donna Ino
atae SoIoen 0ie Solibrette.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-11
Nenea @erri@er
Sat bas 9entide Sdiitenreid in Der
|eriun bes &6niss Sgnat l.
aus bcm Sanie &olfes.
Gas geitrise 81. SOmissId)iehen &C.
italtete iid sn eiuem pradtigen
Grfulg.

Oas Oeut1Ge S9upenret9 bat etz
nen neuen Mtunarhen erbalten. Mit
iiaerer Sanb bat iicb gelegentli9 bes
81. aSnissI9iebens oes altbepdbrten
Wereins, bas in Wtades @robe itatts
lfanb. .9err Sgnab Holfes bic &onisss
ipiirbe erobert unb tpirb nun als Sgs
nap l. aus bem !Sauie 9fplfes bus
S5epter iiber bic 9eutl9en S9iiscn
lf4Dinsen.
gr ipurbe seitern Ra9mittas bereits
in feierli9em 3uge ieinen serreuen
llntertbanen unb beren sh6llpIen
Jreunpen. ipelte iid gu bem S4iiBens
lfeft einsefunben batten, pprgefiibrt unb
bat iia AUDI ihon in Srau Marie Giz
| lfelmann feline &pnisin auseepdbIt.
Ser erite 9lbiutant tit Serr 5rant @i@
felmann, befen Dame Srau Marie
Tplfes lit, unb bas 9lmt bes Speiten
Ibiutanten betleipet Serr Sernbarb
Wtiiller, seHen Dame feline anmutbige
2ebenssefdbrtin Srau Wtarie Wtiiller
| 1T. Der neue &Dnig purbe benz berz
Ifammelisn Bolt bur9 ben TrdIibenten
bes Wereins Serrn William 9aulelz
mann nit elmer ternigen Rebe porees
| ftelt unb belt bann cine nit lebbafs
tenn 8eifaG auFsenommene 9lniprase.
Seine popularitGt begriinoete Der neue
Nfonar9 bur9 bic 2iberalitGt, nit
tpel9er er fir bic Stiluns bes Our
ttes iorste.
Die Offi8ielIs Gr6ffnuns beg Syeites
sing natiirli9 in Der bergebra9ten
feierli9en Weiie Dor ii9, inbem bic
WtaieftGten unter @orantritt bes &om>
manbanten Sobn gnseIn unter ben
&ldnsen zines flutten Wfarf6es, ben
9in's &apelle intonirts, bur9 ben
9arten mnrf9irten, tpOrauf bann Die
HOnisin Jrau Wtarie Wtiiller ben er.
ften Sdub auf bic &0nissi6eibe ahs
CAB, auf Der ii9 bann Der neue Wtos
norh Ssnas l. als Der bette S9iiBe
eriptes.
Inter iebr reser getbeiliguns eing
bas resulGre preisidieben Dor iit
unb iosar bon Saptpn butten ii9 5sba |
S6iisen aIs Wlitbeiperbsr eingeitllt |
utb elmer pun ibnen bate aud Die
@enustbuune, einen preis gu erobern. |
Die Serren, tpel6e ii6 als bic beiten |
SdiiBen bic aussefeBten preife erlpurs |
ben, tparen:
Griter preis: George Spfer;
s3tpeiter Yreis: 5reb. G9ulte;
Sritter prsis: 6. SO. Sanber aus
Oubton, Sbip;
@ierter greis: 9lbolf 9in5sl;
Siinfter greis: 81. Sabne; |
Sedfer greis: ssrant Gfelmann;
Sisbter prsis: 5. Rens;
Ghtsr preis: Sobn @ngetn.
glber du6 fir anbsrlpeitige Inter.
bultuns mar ieitens bss SpHrmittees
in Der umii6tigiten @etie Gorge &c:
traeen tuorben unb in nitht geringem
Wabe trusen gu bem @eiummterfolge
bic 5erren Dom Subeppbl Mdnner6Cr
Gnb bsm Soppfelop GGnaer6or bur9
'bre prG9tissn GieberDortrdge BEL uno
.rnteten ipublpersieHte glnertennung
iiir ibrs pOr5iigli9en 2eiitungen. Don
'efreunbeter @ereiuen tparen gans be.
onbers itari nutiirli4 Die NOrbbeut>
den S6iiben, bic 9ldttbiitste 9ogels
'6eiten 9eIelstup, bic 2unopebr
54iibsntompusnie unb Der Slben6urs
Jer nnteritiiBunssperein oertreten.
Oas @erbisnit, bas 5eft in 10 auss |
Je5eidneter @siie arrunsirt gu baben, {
jebiibrt benz aomnlittee, bas iih aug
zen folgenben Serreu 5uiammenIeBte:
Q Saul ielmann, u. sriiger, Sluiius |
ylamm, $. @Ibers unb s. Stls. I
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-11

pier ipnrbe BON sipei @eibrifen setrofs
fen unb sos ii4 unf Samos suriid.4
Mafbinstpn, 3. G., 10. Sep.
Sn Mleranbretta, in Der glitatiiden
9iirtei befinbet fi9 fein ameritanis
fder 3onfnl. Das Stnatsbepdrtemeat
lbefhaftist bort einen siirten gldmens
Spbn 8. periitanh, Der &oninlarbes
ri6te iibermittelt, Sails iein 9es
fddftsplab bel benz gombarbsment
seritOrt tpurbe. 70 gebt bas bic Wer.
Staaten gar nidts an. Dem Staatss
bepartement 1T foipeit nod feline Hade
ri6t bon benz Reimbursement 5ltses
gdn9en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-11
gung porbanben, bp9 mubte dlles bts
aur misunderstanding auriidsslest
iperben.
UAie.UaA.
g 9efriser Sies Der. .&ebs
iiber bic ,aarbinGlen".

Sir bic bier DitIi9sn Slubs Der
ytationalIisa ftanben seitern teineSpiss
Ie auf bsm prosramm. 9ie beiben
Spiele in ct. 2puis unb Gbieuso
ersaben bas fplgenbs Refultat:
Cincinnati . 2200210O0- 7
ct. 2ouis 0000O0200- 2
9ittsbura OoOo02OO6- 8
Gbicagp 20O900200- Z
Die nRebs" befinben iid' berte auf
Der ReiIe nad Nep Yprf unO morsen
besinnt hr piertdsises SaitipieI i'm
&f nit ben bortisen nRieisn".
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-11

liesi bier an Der Observation-Disclosures
bic perfdiebene aompIiidtiOnen na9
ii6 se5osen bat, in nabe5u boffnunsss
loiem 3uitanb bartiebsr. 9fm arans
tenbett neil nebit anDeren 8erpanbten
SRI. Marsaret Wtfou, bic ao4te-
bes praiibentsn.
Der 5euerbdmom
Sull, Maf., 10. Sept. glarasoH
Bart, bas bsosl.eno'te @srsniisunsss.
etabliHement an Der Rautusiet Bead
ipurbs lm SOnutas Wloresn gu friiber
Stunbs BON elmer 5eusrsbrunit beim>
eeinft. bic sinn S9atsn BON etipa
100000 onripteie. Die Jlammen
berni6teten aud cine IrR1bl tIeiner
@ebGubs auberbaIb bss parts.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-11
TentaI College.
gu Serntieib.n - Sarm.n.

sanb - 40 afer, Saus nit 8 3immsrn uni
srobe Speuer, iepr nnhe an BET ciaot, Ee@'
suitSssn 1852 GIN sirabs. io--i2'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-11

m6bten fur aunemeine Sausarbett. 9n
Ter eobn. 252 QHruian Gre. aeoHeaie. 1el
1850 X. po
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-11

garttreb; berbsiroibsies paar borgssogen
far 4 Sleis. ga1safrngsn 1887 gedpsi sh
Eel. gorib 44e.%. po
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-11

Snnae, sum GrIernen eIres anien gefrdfis,
nm anernpldler 5u mupen O. aIen Bro.
l35 Haee StrnBe. bps~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-11

9eutf6es Rdb1eu far aIIeemetns
Smisarbtii In gnaBfcb fpre&sHbfr Samilis
1924 g.eiiinius epenue. b-R
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-11
gerIanst - @eibIid.

ab6tn, mitiiereH 5ahren. esarte Stal
alelne gdrilie. glifen Ste Guf SlenonIt 12c
sipii6sn nnb 7 llbr aatm. ioii
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-11

0tn 3unae Der has SnipeIier. nnb libr.
nldner'tSeinGfi erleriieB tpil, fam fietiee
arbeiien filoen bel GtGs. Q. RsenuiHg.
1929 giru Ctr. i0.iis
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-11

25S eiis Ctr. gOOinoion, 10 io,ii.
5unee fur etnsirusen bon gadetsn. g7ar
sseii 90, ~ OF ~. Ctr. 1911
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-09-17
TEN ARE JAILED.
IN A BOOZE
RAID
City and State Officials at Graf
ton Wage Relentless War
on BootIeggeTs.

GRAFTON, Sept. l6.-Ten alleged
bontleggcrs were rounded up in gem
eral raid on the part Of city and state
officials here this week to break up
some sDeakeasy headquarters and the
hearing of some Of the prisoners was
held this week. Three convictions
were obtained and fines and jail SEN
fences were imposed in each case. All
Of the trio have appealed their cases
10 the circuit court and were remand
ed to Jail in default OF bond. The To-
cal authorities are being twitted a
little over the exploit Of one Of the
men. A wagon load Of confscated Ii
quor was being stored in vacant cell,
adjoining which was the cell in which
a prisoner was incarceratcd. He made
an opening in the wall. fashioned a
hook from Il piece OF wire and Hshed
out several bottles of whskcy during
the hours of the night when his TAILOR
was sleeping. He got very drunk and
could not be given a hearing until
the results OF the intoxicating Graughts
had worn off.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-09-17
To Relnce Interest Rnte.

A committee OF bankers Of the West
Virginia Bankers Association conven-
ed here to adopt n working plan to Sc
cure the cooperation OF all the state
banks in the movement to make three
per cent the standard rate OF interest
on time deposits in West Virginia
banks. The members of the commit
tee present We're Glenn f. Barnes,
cashier of the National Bank of Fair
mon; W. G, Wilson. president of the
Davis Trust Company, of Elkins; Il. T..
Talbot. cashier Of the Citizens Ma
tional Bank of Philippi and ex-presi-
dent Of the West Virginia Bankers As
ISOLATION. and Joseph l.. Keener, vice
president of the Farmers and Mer-
chants Bank Of Morgantown. Careful
consideration was given the PROPOSE
ton and It is understood that assur-
ances have been received from many
of the leading banks in this state that
the reduction in the rate of interest on
time deposits will meet with their APP
prevail
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-09-17
FIGURES SHOW
COST OF LIVING
CHEAP IN 1916
Meat Was Four Cents a Pound
Then, According to an Old
Ledger.

NORTH WALES. Pa. Sept 1G.-
Chester Knipc, of North Wales, has
compiled some interesting data, col
lected in this section setting forth
what 1t cost our forcfathcrs CEN
tury ago to live. At that time pota-
toes sold at thirty cents bushel. a
coffin was made for $3.50 and twenty
five cents was charged to mail tho
letters.
Some of the data is obtained from
an old ledger kept by David C. Kulp,
founder of Kulpsville. near North
Wales, from 1873 to 1884. Some Of
the prices shown follow:
In 1873 sugar was twenty cents a
pound; in 1915. it was twenty-seven
cents pound and moIasses $l.25 a
gallon. Calico was thirty-three cents
a yard; cotton flannel twenty-five
cents. and handkerchief cost fifty
five cents.
Shoes for adults cost $l.20 a pair
and for children fifty cents. Trousers
sold at thirty-three cents. suspend
ers. forty-three cents; stockings, six
ty-one cents: writing paper, four cents
sheet, candles, twenty-five cents a
pound; tobacco. twelve and one-half
cents pound.
Oats at Fifty Cents BuSEcl.
About 1915 oats sold at fifty cents
a bushcl; straw, four cents bundle;
powder. sevcnty-five cents pound.
Eggs sold from six to twelve cents a
dozen and butter brought from ten
TO twelve cents pound. Tea at that
time sold at Sl.O2 pound. Meats were
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-09-17
WOMAN CROSSES
COUNTRY IN
AUTO
Makes Trip Alone from Frisco
to New York in Less Than
Twelve DAYS.

NEW YORK, Sept lG.-Biss Amanda
Preuss, an attractive young woman,
clad in khaki and somewhat travel
worn at that stopped her automobile
at the front entrance of the McAlpin
hotel recently with n sigh OF relief.
She had Just finished ride from
san Francisco to New York over the
Lincoln highway route in which she
believes to be II record for woman
driver. She made the journey in eley-
on days, five hours and thirty min
utes.
She drove all the way herself and did
not carry passenger or an assistant
She SAID she was handicapped along
the way by heavy rainfalls.
Mis- Prcuss was not in mood TO
chat She waited bath, good din
ner and then some sleep. Every since
she started On the run she has been
forced 10 put up with about four
hours rest night. Now she's going
10 try to catch up some of the lost
sleep.
Asked why she made the trip, Miss
I'reuss responded with languid
smile:
Because / was good sport, sup
pose. II was a sort of official Lincoln
highway trip. When ! announced that
! would like to make the run the au-
tomobilc concern gave me a car and
off went. did not have break
down"
Miss Preuss will stay in this city a
couple of weeks and then may make
return trip. She said that her best
days run was through Iowa and IL
linois' where she covered $50 miles,
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-09-17
STRANGER LEARNS THE
ARKANSAS CITY WAY

learned from repeated experiences to
be at least hopeful Of results when II
lively contest cnsucd between the hold
crs thereof.
Knew When 10 Quit.
FOR example, II one OF them held
four cards Of straight flush before
the draw ho would not hesitate to
play along against any outsider who
might be in the game, no matter how
nigh the betting might be, And il
was really surprisingly how often their
thlth would be justified in the draw.
Something like this happened on
this occasion, though there was no
straight flush out. Sam Pcarsall held
the ace and the stranger sitting next
found four ten cold in his hand when
he looked at his cards, He came in
without raising. showing undeniably
mat he knew what to do. Then Win
terbottom laid down Bassctt tralled
and Blaisdcll dropped, after which
Fearsall gave il a gentle boost
The stranger went back at him. leav-
ing himself only S5 in chips. though
he had laid his wad on the table he
fore the deal, so that he was prcpar-
ed under the rules to 60 further.
When Bassctt trailcd again. howev-
cr, the stranger looked Mt him re-
proachfully and rose from his chair.
u reckon faint necessary TO me to
wait 10 the showdown" he said. This
yer chip is prob'ly good 10 a few
mo- drinks, and we better take EN-.
The old man pears 10 been nigh about
ri I'll VFI,f I,n. IA a..
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-09-17
FREE TRADE WITH SIBERIA
IS OFFERED TO AMERICANS

SEATTLE. Wash, Sept t6.-The
Russian consul al Seattle has extended
10 Americans a cordial invitation to
enter into free trade relations with
iakutsk, Siberian province that is
almost entirely undevcloped. Rich re-
wards are promised the hardy trader
who will bear thither a supply of
canned goods, hunting equipment, to-
bacco, and simple necessaries.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-09-17

officers were elected by the knights
of Columbus as follows: Grand knight.
Charles Cooke; deputy grand knight.
Dan Foley; financial secretary, w. +.
tIodel; recording secretary, C. D..
Keech; treasurer, Joseph Waters; adj
yocate. r II. GerlIins; warden. Frank
Gerkins: outside watch. William Shan
ley; inside watch John Waller; chan
collor, ". 3. Cruise.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-09-17

the Rev =. II. Waters was rcturn-
ed TO the United Brethren church for
another year by the conference Of the
United Brethren church at Clarksburg
this week. He has been pastor of the
Grafton church for nearly len years
and has greatly built up the local
church.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-09-17
BLACKSMITH, 73; GIVES
PARTY FOR MANY KIDS.

CffANUTE. Kas,. Sept. 16.-George
W. Williams, Chanute's first black
smith, celebrated his seventy-third
birthday by giving party for girls
to IA years old. Six hundred and
twenty attended He took them all to
a picture show and gave them pres
ents.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-09-17

Henry Magill, aged 10, died this
week while visiting at Weston. He is
survived by the following children:
William, OF Chicago; Samuel, of CO.
lumbus; Harry Of Charlcston; Miss
Anna. Of Kingwood; and Miss Susan,
Of Morgantown.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-09-17
Many Fcdcral Prisoners.

Squads of federal prisoners from
Parkersburg, Clarksburg, Wheeling.
Fairmont and Grafton were grouped
here in company OF ffty-one for
transportation TO Martlnsburg for trial
before the federal court there. jeff
Harrison. charged with the robbery of
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad at
Central, was the most widely known
member Of the party.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-09-17
EMERGENCY BONDS STILL
ISSUED FOR OHIO FL O0DS

DAYTON, O., Sept. 16.-Flood emer-
gency bonds are still being issued at
Dayton to pay for rebuilding the raw
ages Of 1913. a late sale of $4,000,
yielding four and one-half per cent.
brought premium and the proceeds
will be used in the reconstruction Of
bridges.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-09-17
CULNERT-12

LEMON. Mass. Sept. l6.-When a
cat, which lives by the state road in
Lenox, where many automobiles pass.
has occasion to cross the road, il
travels to certain culyert running
under the highway and uses that as
Il safe passage to the other side.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-09-17

Robert Huntington, aged %, ris-
ing young dentist Of Kingwood, died
here at his home after a brief illness
OF typhoid fever. He was graduate
Of the College OF Dental Surgery. Of
Baltimore.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-09-17
Assumes DntirS.

Miss Norma Lombard. of Muskogee.
Okla, has assumed her duties as
church assistant of the First Baptist
church. The Rev. Leland Jerome
Powell. is pastor.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-09-17

BY reading the store advertisements
in the Telegram today you may safely
decide as to which of the stores are
most useful to you today in solving
your buying problems.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-09-17
Charge Dismissed.

Hezekiah Conrad. of this county, was
tried before a local magistrate on a
charge Of having stabbed y. r. Wcav-
er in fight Mt Remington. He was
able TO sustain a plea of self-defense
and was released
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-09-17
Dies / PARALYSIS.

S, NJ. Robinson, aged - years. sue
cumbcd to paralysis at his home near
Grafton He is survived by eight chill
drcn.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1916-09-01
"Prohi Special" to West.

Chicago.-The prohibition special"
carrying j. Frank Hanley, presiden-
tial candidate, and Dr. Ira Landrith,
candidate for vice president, on their
two months tour of the nation, will
stou at approximately 600 towns. The
slogan of the campaign is "A mil
lion votes for prohibition" The spe-
cial train, which is to leave Chicago
September 8, will make at least 10
towns a day, according to plans.
The Tentative schedule will put
the campaign special in San Francis
co September 20. Leaving Minneap-
oils September TO- the train will pass
through North Dakota, Montana and
Idaho, reaching Spokane on Septem-
Der IA. Two days will be spent in
Washington, one in Oregon and then
the special will start it's tour of Cali
fornia and Nevada.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1916-09-01
MONTANA WOMAN LEADS.
Miss Rankin for Congress Popular
With G. o. P.-Stewart Wins.

Helena, Mont-With approximate
ly 1900 voting precincts in Montana,
and a total registration of over 213,-
600, only a few scattered returns have
been received here Wednesday. They
indicate that Congressman John M.
Evans, incumbent, is leading the dem
ocratic ticket, with William Cults of
Butte running second
Miss Jeanette Rankin of Missoula
and Farr of Miles City lead the re-
publican congressional candidates.
There is no question of the renom-
ination of Governor Sam V. Stewart,
who has beaten Miles Romney for the
democratic leadership, six to one.
Pray and Edwards, for the repub-
lican senatorial nomination, appar-
emily are running a neck-and-neck
race.
Cooney and Edwards are also close
contestants for the republican guber-
Material nomination, with Galen third.
Mcdowell, democrat, leads for lieu
tenant governor, and Amin leads the
republicans.