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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-09-27
POzAR ZPUSOBIL
IA MILLION SKODY.
Cola obchodni cast a polovina prh.
mysloy6ho distriktu mesta
Phoenix byla posti&ena.
Photos by American Prosp Association

SyrarUsr, n Y, -, zdri --- Po
&iT yypuknIly8i durs Y cnsn}cI
hOdlnhcI ruunirh. HnitjI tfmbf rp
I} obrhodnl disIrlkt n poIoyinu in
dustridIniho distriklu mGstn phoc
nix HpjlsObiV MrGtu IN vice .laL
~ 600, 600. Jcdnu osobn zahynuIa
poklld Jr ztIAmo, DVaaosmdosAj
budoy byIo znitrno. Polar fadi
bc2 jakGkOIiV prrstdvky po pat
met hodln. Ami icdin} obchod
ncbyI uchov6n Il pro obyvatclstyo
nastaly maGnt ncsnazc ndsledkem
ncdostatku potrayin
Dayy uapadIy sriccniny obcho.
d0 IA 1tclcm plcn6ni a bylo M.
tho od prlsdInouti mnozstvl po-
mocnikll scrifoV}ch, ably zabrAn6
no byIo kradczim We vclktm. Ne
N 2nItcnymi budovami nal6zh SO
papirna Sweet bratri Burrougho.
va paplrna, Duffyho plctdrny, bu.
doVa Ndrodni bankN poStoVni Il
iadoyna, ttyri hotcly n6koIik
tovhrcn. james +.
- roxy starry, b{yali
SmlrGi SOudcr. uhoirl NGkOllk ha.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-09-27
Ctrnact statu hlasovati bude o
otazce prohibice.

Washington, d, G., -. zdri. -
Otazka prohlblcr budc tvoriti hla.
yni voIcbni otazku Y I'tahu, Wy
omingu Montane a CaIiiornii V Ii
stopadoyErh yoIbach JcStli&e ty
to stdty stanou sc prohibitnimi
crI0 zdpadni cast Spojruyrh STA
ia ttm6l Stanr Sc "Surhou, o
tdzka prohihicc hude hrati mac
uou 0lohu take pri yoIbach Y Ne
hrasrc.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-09-27
Nemecko sc pokusi zahajiti
mirove iednani.

Londyn, "a. zari. - N6mecko
ypusti jin6ho mirov6ho zkuseb.
tho draka asi uprostred fijna, die
lhlcdu urcdniho sv6ta anglickG
10, civilniho j vojcnsktho. Die
IilVtrnIch, ale spoIehlivych zprav,
tert ziskany byly Y Londyne,
'6mci utrp6li offensive anglo
rancouzske ma zapadni fronte
ak vclkt ztraty, ze pokusi Sc do
iliti prim6ri prostrednictvim
'panelska ancbo Spojenych Sta
Il. Pokud ale zlskany byly zpra-
y od spolehliv6 autorty, kral
panGlsky AlfonS ncma vaIn6 chu.
] d6lati prostrcdnika V tomto
piipad6. N6mci, .jak Sc zde "a to
na, pokusl sc primtti prcsdenta
WllSona, ably zahajiI vyjcdndvani
douiajl, zc podari So Jim toho
IociIiti nynI, kdy preSidentu Spo-
''''y'h nlato Jedha Sc 0 TO- ably
'''oV'' |'SKai prlz'h hemeckych a
''r''NS'n Vollrn' Americana
'u' ~ "a'r"aJlcl' al' VHSloVlIl ma
'''" ~ 'nho'y poH"S pfedem od-
''u|'n oY' oy ''cZdaru ze Wy
Fo'o' ny ro|'fpcohl " SPoJencn "A
" n'o"''', 4" mel ny dnSledku
y 'o"r'''l NPoJeh|'h Ntatn Jako
no"'''no hlroV'ho c'hl'ele bu-
'o''r''oS'r Ns''hny %lamky ma
'r'''uJ' '"'n", @' NPoJencl Jsou
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"|''ooi'eho Plte@s'V' u ~ J"on prl'
raven neS'i zodpoVednos' "a po-
'r"'oFal'' We vale" l Po te' kdybF
N''''''N" dalo IA J"Vo, re je o.
noto" Ne FnIce nStati' fokfaeo'
'nl w '"''e Je doS'atcene oSpra'
'u''el'o 'o'llloo II" N1dy odslra.
NJ, n'o'1peel m'll'ar'Smu, Nenl
a''''}m taJemst''m' 70 Angllea-
'' rt"n'ootoNe' poeIem mus'
''N" ! <aS"pa'H' s're'''a lSoo pfl-
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-09-27

Lond}n, "a. zdfi. - Y dvanaci
Ncppelind, ktcrf napndly Angli
yGera veter, ably sifily smrt II zkh
IN No vzduchu, diva lczi jako poll
IG Gernh massy occle n alIminii
male yesnIci MangoId Y Esscl
okresu. Jeden \ nich kIesI doll
jako ycIkA pochodch, kdezto dru
hy, poskozeny dtIy, sncsI sc do
III talk zachrhn6no bylo mllzstvo
jcA bylo zajato AngIidany. Mu2
stvo prvniho IeppcIimu zahynuIe
plancnech, ktcrt Mitily jchc
vzdncholoG. Oba zni6cnt Ieppc
liny byly nejnovdjsiho druhu.
Hkhza prvniho HcppcIinu po
skytla zajimayt divadIo tisiclu
L0ndyhan0, ale o HnI6cni drllh(
vzducholodi doved6la W yercjnosi
Y Iondyn6 az \ 0fednich zprdV.
Malo podrobnosti .je dosud zndmo
o zniGeni druht vzdlchoIodi. .Jc.
nom tolik je zndmo, 2c muzstvo jc-
j vzdalo No zyIlstnim k0nstcbIllm
Svtdci 2niteni prvniho Zeppclinl
jsou toho n1hlcdu, ze vzducholod
tato byla ntkolikrate aasaaena. --
Anglickt aeroplany napaduly j
Oh ysech stran.
Skadrona Zcppclind vrhla vel
kt mnozstvi bomb a zpnsobiIn
xnatnt ztrhty ma majctku lid
skych zivotech. Osmadvacet lidi
bylo usmrceno dcvadcsAt ran6-
no Y metropolitan distriktu Lon,
dyna. Dve osoby byIy usmrceny
n scdmndct ran6no provincilch.
Itrata na majetku je obmezena
hlavnt na pfedmtstskd obydli II
obchody, ackoIiv take icdna H..
lcznitni stanice byIa poskozcna II
n6kolik prhzdnych heioznitnirh
kar zni6cno.
Hulk padajicich bomb byI sly
Sen v mnohych distriktcch, kdr
Icppeliny nebylo mono spatriti
Ma sc ~ to, ae jcnom asi diva n.
ncbo til Zeppeliny dostihly pred
m6sti LondPna a diva Z ttchto by
j. zniteny, To sptlsobio znatnf
uspokojeni We vojcnsk|ch kru.|
zich.
Il ttto okolnosti take So usuzu-
jc, zc obrana l4ondyna proti Vzdu-
cholodim byla zna6ne zlepsena, ~~
Reilektorum podafilo sc rychle o
zdfiti prvni ze Heppclinn n usnad-
nit TAX jeho pronasledovdni Vel !
kt mno2styi bomb pablo do more
q do ncobydlenyoh rozloh Il nehy |
Ia jimi zpusobena zddna skoda
Die drednieh zprav bylo usmrceno |
v metropolitan distrlktu l.ondf /
ma II mulh, X zen Z ditky II ra /
memo bylo IL mu2n ~ aen a Il di |
tex,
rafil oxnamnje, h. doslo Il vel /
kym hityam se vaduehu ia from
u pfi feee Somme, franeouzsli /
vaduehoplavei, die ttto apravy
sraxili doln sestadyaeet n6me
ak sch aeroplanh. hrrlin ua druhe !
strana pax sdaluje, ~ utmeetl
vtduehoplavel sraalli della atyrla
dyaeet aeronlsnn, a utchl dvaeet
IA froute pei feee Somme, let
nsmrokJeh aefoplun0 hylo enlte
no Y sohotu angliekSml ysdueho
playei u diva itnt aahnAnN aneho
Ioskosrny, kdeAla ps, anglIek sch
aeroplanA Sc rohfcsnlr.
Anglleka htedni tprava sdem
iel tst naieslO hNlo prosedeHo
nasimi ya,tuehoplayei snhatus
Nelka ske,la hyla iiml tpNsohena
rtt neptAtelsAteh avroplan0 htle
a diva aahnanN aneho po
skusruy, rat nssleh s'rolh - pa
atesaie, " /
ilerlm q safl Ife,lai apra /
Va yAlrens ufadasay pFaNt ''na
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-09-27
DvANAC1 l1tPpEL|NO pODN|KLO
NAJEzD NA ANCL||, PRI NEMz
MN0HO LIDl zAB|TO A RANENO
Diva zsppeny macny byly dold Jeden shofe yzdu
chu jeho muAstvo byo upa)ono Muzstvo druh6ho do.
ID maAentho Zeppeinu bylo zajato Angitany
MEMECKE PONORKY POOlLELy Sc Ma NAJEzOU zEppELMl
Mao nov6ho evropsych bojch VactnA Gnnos pfencse
na byla do vzduchu Pade at aeroplanu zniGeno byo
btvach We vzduchu wcdenych hIavne u somme

Slo k 6ctn}m uikGnim W yzdI
chn, nichH mn0bG SkouGiIy pfiz
niVd pro uhs, SrazIIi jsme doIi
6tyfl0dVacet acrOpIHul, Il ulch.
dyacct nn froutG prl Sommc. Ma
So ztrNty byly 5cHt ncropIann. Po
HdG yrGrr dne %. zAri bomby byIJ
yracuy M Manuhcim pii Gcmi
jedua osObn byIa lsmrcena u zpu.
sobcUo muoho Skody. NcprhlrlAt
Ietci ncprelrHitG napadnli mista IN
nabmi IinlcmI. Jrduim h napadc
nJcII mist byIo Lille, kdc scst ci.
Winch oS0b bylo usmrrrn0 ~
dom0 poskoAcno, JrdUa Il naslrh
V2d0rbolodl n0padIa dine -, Z6ri
aUgIirk" VoJru4kr Zai'iHpui media
IrIto ljo0rRoRIc,
Lond}n - Hdri. An"Iicka
yojskn poIrNdoyaIn yo syrm po
stupu M I|apnum", NoiHka gene.
rhIa lIntga doriIiIa Maduych lSpG
chI y}rhodn6 od tourcrIrttr. Sil.
No opeyntn} Hhkopoyy system ma
fr0nt6 phi mile od CourccIcttr byI
dObyt AngIIGany, Nojskn buV0r-
sk6ho korlnlho prince Ruprcch
IN pokusIIu ~ pronikuouti angli
ckh Iinic ncdaIcko Mouquet far.
my, mcHi tOilrcelcttc u ThiepVa,
lem, ale byIa odra&cua. Berlin 30
pir6 10 Anplitan@ byIi dspdsn}mi
We SVEN litoku vFchodnG od tour.
eclectic. Odrazcni rrancouzskGho
6toku ia tombIcs Rancourt linii
jc ozunmoyano IIrrIiucm. Fran.
die 2prdVy 4 Paiizc, po
We SVEN HucpokoJov1ni
ntmcrkGho y%b6akn II tombIcs.
Btya Y Dobrudli jc dosud '
plntm proudu. Berlin oHnamlljc,
le rusko.runuuskd vojska ncsc
lkala 80 y llspGrhcm Vr SVEN po
tDSu postup, ale Hprdyy 4 jinJch
pramrn0 naznnGuji, IL bulharsk6
/ u6mcckd vojska byIn porazcna |
4 Ae nal6zuji 80 nyni na pluem Il |
,tupu 4 tGto proylnclc, \ posted |
llch Gtyriadvaritl hOdlndrh ncdo,
do ale k zddnym v6tSim zm6ndm
)oSIc 1pr0yy sdeIuJi, ~ k ntkhni |
loSIo u NuIkan prnsmyM, kter} |
,noyUdobyi byI na Rummcch ra
torhko.u6meckymi vojsky. Ber
in olnamuje, zr dtok Rumunn na |
cnto prtlsmyk byl odrazen
Ma marrd0uskt front1 nnplicka |
'oJska prekrotlla feku Strumu We
rcrh mistech dobyla m6sta Jcu-
nlla ua iulharech' Srbove doel
iii dalSich tispech0 scyerozapad
'e od halmakoalanu Il franconho'
'' scHerokapadne "d florlna. 40
IA olunmtlr' 1r hnlharl dobHlt
.orNktho hrehcuc illu6 od liopla.
Fetrohrad "tnamnJe "draa"nl
lobo nemeek' pe'hol} llho1a
"''''' "o J'1'fa N"'''", '"f'o
ah .aI.ta ',aa, Eos,,,',,., % ' wv S", Vol,|a.r. -,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-09-27
hoie pA kavkaRe,

l@smbrgl "A aArl l'uskt
hFetIwio ueiu.Iv uluk Aa lupelau
anNntuuu pat i urtltleko uutui
ehsuu 0a kaybase, prolomlN il a
spNsahlly suaHtt stra,N furkam
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-09-27
NakladnA kampan pron villoy

WushlnFlOnl y. = II taft,
Amrrieka trystua NNpmYa ktera
Nydah sr du MeNtka "a 0tclem
lopadpni Nllly irho hauditsk{ob
rot, vyaadala u ila uhkladu tln0
0tn0n lle utlhatlu NaIctutho u,l
haru
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-09-27
vsduehoplavee usmrtil SO pfi
padu

North Yakima. Wash. ~ ht
0 tcoree knlla, ,tluehaItla
Nvs 60 Spobaue. spdl e WISE TN
,top ua statut ytslay9 v5era a hvI
wmteen Rnlla usiyal ttrfeeh pa
daba phi stfeb vtietgeb N@rra
vue,l se ia ytse ttN stop 81.
seslupu ie,iep q padAk0 So ueote
ttd va,hlehnplayee = velkuu ~
,blu,ti klyal i fcml a usmrIll se
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-05-18
PIONEER CALLED BY DEATH.

Timothy Henry Flynn, pioneer citi-
zen of Battle Ridge, was called by
death last Friday. Although Mr.. Flynn
had been in i'll health for some time
and had been compelled to leave the
ranch and seek the lower altitude here
on account of illness, yet hopes were
held that his rugged constitution would
be able to overcome the disease and
that he would again be able to take
up the active duties of life.
In the death of Henry Flynn the
community loses one of its most es-
teemed citizens. Mr.. Flynn and wife
came to Idaho county in the pioneer
days, having settled on Battle Ridge
26 years ago. In that time the com
munity learned to depend on Mr. Flynn
as man of his word, good neighbor,
and always ready to do his share of any
public service or bear his share of the
public expense.
Mr.. and Mrs. Flynn moved to Sites
about a year agon and Mr.. Flynn was
then elected to the Board of Village
Trustees, which office he still held at
the, time of his death.
Timothy Flynn was born May 25,
1851, at Vankleek IS Hill, Ontario,
Canada, and died May 5, 1916. He was
married in 1879 to Mary L. Shauger,
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-05-18

to take a number to Spokane in July
to register for land on the Colville
reservation.
Mrs. Won Berg and daughter, Addie,
motored to Grangeville Monday.
Mrs. Metha Spencer returned Tues
day night from Spokane. His many
friends are glad to note her improved
condition and 10 see her in their midst
again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Meyer and Miss
Emma Won Berg leave June ! for an
extended visit with relatives in
Chicago.
Miss Lottie johnson is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Zehner this week.
Mrs. Mulhall leaves the last of the
week for Spokane where she will visit
for several weeks.
The Happy Workers Club postponed
their meeting of last week ON account
of work and the bad weather.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-05-18
FEpERATEp CHURCH SERVICES

Sunday school each Sunday morning
at 9:45. Glasses for all ages. Preach.
ing at 11:00 a. m. and 500 D. m. Good
music will attract you and the entire
service is always planned to be helpful.
Prayer meeting service every Wednes.
day evening at 500 p. m. Secretary Of
State Lansing four weeks ago turned
down two swell social features, one a
Diplomatic Dinner because they
came on prayer meeting night. The
most thorough culture, the most virile
brains, the noblest characters are ap.
preciating and supporting the church.
Fine associations. After the week s
toll and pressing responsibilities, the
best way to get the necessary physical
recuperations is to spend Sunday right
Try it. Go to church at least once
Sunday. Let some preacher and peo-
pie greet you in church. R. +. Gornal,
pastor.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-05-18

Camas Social Club No. 2 was enter
tanned May by Mrs. Neissen, of Fem.
About twenty ladies were present, in
Guiding several guests among whom
were Mrs. Won Berg, Mrs. Spengler,
Mrs. Crea and Mrs. Alfred Nelsonl
Refreshments were served and very
enjoyable time is reported.
Owen Zehner returned from Spokane
recently where he went for medical
advice regarding an abscess which had
formed on his head. Mr.. Zehner is now
taking local treatment and is reported
to be improving.
The new cars in this section include
a Buick truck purchased by Mr.. Ben
nett of the Hoene Hardware Company
of Cottonwood, five passenger Over
land recently purchased by Mr.. Rush
of Chester Thompson, and a new Max
well owned by Julius Won Bargen.
Pupils of the Seventh and Eighth
grades of the Denver school wrote
on the state examinations recently
and are reported as having passed the
local markings with high averages.
The pupils are preparing a program
and graduating exercises which they
will render Wednesday evening, May
"a. Supt. J j. Staley is expected to
be present at this occasion and a
pleasant and profitable evening is an
ticipated
Chester Arnold has been doing some
plumbing at the Jim Wren ranch.
Mr.. Kube left for Spokane last week
on brief business trip.
Mrs. j. Mcdonald and Mrs. G. L.
Hardisty were Cottonwood visitors on
Friday of last week.
Miss Alvina Meyer spent the week
end at the ranch.
Guy Bennett and Harry Kube spent
Sunday in Grangeville.
Mr.. Mulhall shipped a Durham bull
to Occur d'Alene this week-considera-
tion $3.50. Mr.. Mulhall has been
handling ll-blooded stock for ten
years and he now has one of the best
herds on the prairie which is netting
him a very good per cent.
Mrs. Harrison johnson and family
spent Sunday in Denver
The Fem base ball team journeyed
to Cottonwood Sunday where they
played ball, the score being IL to in
favor of Cottonwood. The Fem team
has no game scheduled for Sunday.
Mr.. Bennett reports the Buick truck
as giving satisfaction in every respect.
Last Saturday he transported the
Grangeville ball team to Ferdinand
and at present Mr.. Bennett is planning
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-05-18

Farm Loans. H. w. Carrots. 45-tf
Garden hose and sprinklers at Chester
Arnold 3. Soft
The "Diamond from the Sky' Lyric.
Monday, Nav 80. 52-1
Chick Food, Cracked Corn Nor
wood Warehouse Co. 49-tf
Mrs. Charles Bentz of White Bird
is in the city visiting with relatives.
Young Man to Travel. Will consider
beginner. Martship. Lewiston, Ida.52-2*
Bernad Coyne who has been at Har-
ward since the beginning of this school
year Is progressing nicely in his work.
M. L. Ayers will loan you money,
three to ten years time at low rate.
Office first door east of Schmadeka
block. 37-tf
Max Aronson made trip to Cotton
wood Saturday to visit the customers
of J. w. Eresch, Grangeville cigar
manufacturer and reports good bust
ness.
John J. Janasco, assistant cashier of
the Grangeville Savings and Trust Com
pany, left Sunday morning for Spokane
and eastern points to be gone indefini-
bciy' Whhc away NO Whl plslb With
his parents who reside in Minnesota.
Rev. Father R. w. Zuur of Grange
vile was in town on business Tuesday,
and reported receiving from Father
Baerlocher of Greencreek, donation
of beautiful windows for his new
church now being built at Winchester.
Cottonwood Chronicle.
Word from Herman Hussman who
has been attending the Emerson school
of expression in Massachusetts,, an
nounces that he has completed his
course and has put up his posters an
nouncing his first lecture, in a series
which he plans to give.
John Callan of the City Market an
nounces he has secured the services of
Clyde Hamill as cutter. Mr.. Hamill has
served the buying public of this city
for number of years and is an expert
in his line. The City Market is also
prepared to make quick delivery of any
and all orders entrusted to it. 52-1
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-05-18

who, with the four children who eame
to bless their union, survive him. Tho
children are: Mrs. Carrie Carpenter
Mrs. Florence and Lamb, Oraral apa
Robert, all of Sites. -
Mr.. Flynn was preceded to the grave
by two brothers, Robert and Charles
who at one time resided here and be Z
survived by brother, Emory, Of
Sites and sister, Mrs. Francis Nj.
Intire, of Seattle, Wn.
The. funeral services was conducted
Monday by Rev. J. B. York at tbe
residence in Sites.
Interment was in the Battle Ridge
cemetery Sites Enterprise.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-05-18
wHooPrNa COUGH.

One of the most successful prepare
tions in use for this disease is Cham.
berlain's Cough Remedy. s. W. Nc
Clinton, Blandon Springs, Ala, writes
"Our baby had whooping cough as bad
as most any baby could have 1t. ]
gave him Chamberlain 3 Cough Remedy
and it soon got him well. /" Obtainabls
everywhere.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-05-18
FENN-DENvER
Especial Correspondent

Those having items Of interest
that they desire printed please
mail to Free Press Correspondent,
Fem, Idaho.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-05-18

Need any money! See Geo. N:
Reed. 26-u
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-29

and read of n woman who felt as | did
and took Lydia f. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound so ! took it too. Now am
proud to tell you am feeling fine and
have given birth 70 boy baby. He Is
my 'Pinkham baby. / keep bottle
of Compound in my mouse always. =
Mrs PETER MARCO, Box 81, North
Oxford, Mass.
Slecplcssness, Indigestion, weakness,
and nervousness are symptoms which
indicate lowered vitality of the female
organism, and the tonic, strengthening
properties Of the good old fashioned
roots and herbs, contained in Lydia f.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, arc
just what Is needed by every woman
who is in Mrs. Marcos condition.
For free advice IN regard to
any annoying symptom write to
Lydia l.. Pinkham Medicine Co.
(contidcntiaD, Lynn, Mass.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-29
SIXTEEN NABBED
BY POLICE
SUNDAY
BIotter at Headquarters Recalls
Days Gone By as Result
OF Campaign.

City police inaugurated a cleanup
campaign Sunday. and as result the
hlotter al headquarters reminded one
o. days gone by. Sixteen arrests were
made in the course OF tho day.
Seven men were arrested on charges
OF lettering in the street at the north
ern end Of the Fourth street bridge.
Il is said that the police department
had received many complaints OF
crowds lettering at this place and OBJ
strucung the street. The men arrest
cd gave their names as ". j. Maxwell,
a. Durham. W. R. Wight, J. Brennan,
II. Weegor, Rcd" Leonard and a man
named Mclaughlin. All were released
upon their promise not TO loiter in
this section again.
Robert Martin. Thomas Martin. Earl
Jones. Rue Heenan, John Martin and
Newt Hecnan were arrested by officers
Shope. Joyce and Hayes on charges OF
fighting. All paid fines OF $3.50, ex-
cept Robert Martin, who was foUrL
not guilty Of this charge. but he was
later assessed that amount for con.
tempt OF court.
Later Newt Heenan was re-arrestcC
by Officer Joyce on charge OF oper.
ating gambling house. He posted g
cash bond Of S21.6O, which he forfeited
By failing to appear for trial at the
Monday morning session Of court.
I Upon information given Chic
Brooks by John Wanstreet and Lafay
ette Morrison. who were arrested OF
charges OF drunkenness. Harry Knigh
was Jailed on charge OF selling wills
key, Wnnstreet and Morrison told thu
chief that they bought their intoxi
cants from knight, according TO thu
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You Must Purify Your Blood
In The Spring

Are you simply dragging your way through
lie; suffering fortunes iroGi som- blood
malady that has stolen your health. robbed
you OF the ability 70 enjoy LIES pleasures
made the future hopeless uncertainty. and
leit yoa but shadow OF your former strong
y 50. let US warn Won 10 look 10 your
blood. and you will likely Gnd The cause 81
your trouble. Poisoned blood can be blamed
for more disease and suffering than any
other thing, and there can be no health until
the life huid, that feeds and builds ~ every
part Of the body. is made pure and Tree from
poison.
Whether your bad blood Is shown BY ma
iafia' rheumatism, cata:IS. scr3is.ll. cgrtaE.
lows blood poison, or some other blood dis.
9ruef, you can be well, and agaIr feel ire
bounding boayancy Of heslth shat comes only
with pure and well.uourished blood
s. $. $. is the creates, blood remedy known.
AZ !" natures own remedy. purely vegetable
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Where They Rest

With tomorrow Decoration day. II
is matter OF interest o,know where
and what war veterans arc buried
here. The following list is kindly
furnished tho Telegram by Jacob NJ.
Swartz:
Federal Soldiers Buried in ]. o. o. r.
Cemetery.
Capt l. H. SHUTTLEWORTH,
quarter master. 9Th W. Va. Cavalry.
Col. b. 7. HEWES. Col. 9th W.
Va. Cavalry.
u +. WIcKs. lieutenant. Co. G.
9Th W. Va. Cavalry.
JOHN w. KIDWELL, captain Co.
G.. 9Th W. Va. Cavalry.
CLAY GOFF. captain, quarter mas
ter. L. s. a.
II. NJ. WALLACE. captain. 18TH
w. Va. Infantry.
CHARLES ALLEN, captain. U. s.
HENRY +. MEYERS, lieutenant.
Co y, 9Th w. Va. Cavalry.
JOSIAH LEPLEY. lieutenant,
Pennsylvania troops.
W. L. HrRSEY lieutenant, co.
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police. Chief Brooks swore out a war
rant against Knight in Magistrate Il.
Edward Kidd's court, and he will be
given trial or hearing in day or
two. knight was arrested by Officers
Whyte, Dayisson. Yates and Foltz.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-29
WOMAN so WEAK
COULD NOT SLEEP
Made Well by Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound.
North Oxford, Mass.-"I had lost
three children and was all run down

and 80 weak | could
not sleep at night.
My eycsight would
leave me and every
thing / ate upset
my stomach. | was
very nervous and II
/ would start to
sweep ] would have
to stop and lie down
before ! could finish.
l was looking over
the paper one day
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with all coupons maturing on and sub
sequent to June first. 1916 ut par aud the
Interest accrued TO June first, 1915.
Dated the 9TH Of May. 1915.