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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-05

others Will 10 likewise. SaEs IT.:
Too long have VIZ writhed under
Ithe tyranny or the two TOR 4 ritekel
| trust. For years men have been
Eohhng two crHll"rs when they wished
ionlFonc hnt could not obtain ii sinel-
because III onr defclcnt coin svsten,.
jtf all the money wasted lin tina ptr-
chase nf5tWpf0r ffHe cigars bv persons
"ho lighted rlEAr N0 but rf0t .ci4
l.ilr So ware placed Gnd To eud I'd
would reach from ont5 pojnt to af-
4 other ana half WAY bacE
A With All Tie qucer coins oltr nIint4
4 have turned out. WE find ourselves
with no piece between tho cent ami
8ttle nickel. HALF cents were wipad
#ant ih lS5I TIE tWo cent rfscc tlit,
silver three cent Ttjurc ana thu half
#dIuc went to The Btocll as plrt uf#fha
crime or 10. The three cant piece nf
nicl5el WAS abolished Iii LSao. Tile
\ nickel. most Important nf coins to ha
\ people, Inns been With us since thC.
/ death or tho half dime Fhat half
ldiiae. incidentaIIv was fathersd by
tlle Father ~ his Country. Il WILMA
man who saw the need Or the Iitnoy.
HIM halfdtmc he called#iti in his address
\ To Congress- iii. Il 192
What Fiftrtsst might twn Hill.
snnf5half cnntniaCG bring TO the Slot
fnachtnes2 For Ii penny thoX yielG.
nothing hmt ejIHI 0f Ypur weirht.
.+FheT 0ffct much fnr ii fltn cant rirra.
but who does not hesit:tte before.
#droppinG q rrecfoHs nickel irto thu
nav of the unlrnoWn? 1T whnld ha.
.dlffsTen with "a tNp and nne-half5calit
pike. Even q Scotchman I3ight#fa1l
Ii{c suggested coin would c04ass
into Timing. AIaRy feal that the
prpflfst fe #f0r cI5aE room sGryica.tu II
paFf Enf stX Ks ahoElt tWo and nnr-tsllf
cents. A nickel and enc nf tass pro-
posed coins would mike ILL Fllp tnn
per cent @tatnitF tn THE waiter who
. sctyes a E1Tit flYe. ragIt iunrhenI
Would n l7atElsr scnrn oa af.the ;wa
md one1half cent pieces AFTER
shavinr
ollsti 5fsad 4 \ l,e tsvo for 4 a,;artar..
They aEe tifteaH ceilt# ROW but 1ie
aIlf HAZE eansarfa tiAt" Gtt1l, N
with diha" ;3nd h Hila conlG@
#hfIT HUI tasfl=fnanrE e. oI- hia#
5Cll1ketle jill sinE1Gs spHFeH
.Iranfi.s 0t efgaIats+ '-e tE q fOy+ II siitai
ft44t oas hi4tE III #CHtfts 4tg:fl{sslGt Enli-i
sEdar tf&e ecpn0t5S- I'LL 5SiGElt. I'LL tll5saa
place where sirtnks 3rc TWO fciI III o
Bit Ffe carGfal rsln coula get hts
nlaHes 4 Wartt Mithaat dEat5Ging y
5trfanG to tIie har.
he SHFSgtF and elevated tie5at
aataifI3s may protest.. They glover
horribly at sight of five pennies. for
Ill is leiTt theory that most ~ h1glEan
effort should be employed In having
Il licisa3 rady
i i ts eth riaht for the director NH
tile mint to t3tll about the economic.
importance of ttte Two and one FftN N
cent COIN ii1l Wl1stt would wa Gall II Nj
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=tlmated that The county Will saFc8 lt.
least $4,000 II YEAR as batWgen tile.
present fee systtem and the forth COM
ing salary system.
Persian farming depends on irri-
cation
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Az Isvsnillg Echo

A Eentleman's first instinct Is To-
party of six Is about two and one-hulf
cinlly to avoid giving unnecessary
pain. CHESTERFIELD
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Eject IL zinc dlntIl..s.

Eject AZ zinc Clothes
(. FhR nicaEart +llsofv VI \ ti5n Dress
makers " ss octatiar7 which 1rt@ly haldI
d seEs i0n In ihtcaE5 is THAT haaut}fEl
styles arouse bSaatitnl thoughts inN
Won en ana make the sylprenely
hapny.
The sam idea. says tic ndianar n-
lis Star is conveyed by the historic
saying on the Misc woman tflAt the
#consctnnsne ss ctf being Wtasli-flfessod
gives a sense Of peace that religion
does not snPnlS- From her nnint pf
view, he it#npted. if5 IN he Eearer of
the clothes Who Had the heantifRl
thoughts and lit is to ba Inferred THAT
the associated firessnlakers npplv
their thaorY only IA The women who
adopt the pleasing STYLES of ttie mo
1uent
What then, about the Women who
are unable to keen up With fash
ions. however Il ttra ctlEe they may be?
What Is the psychological effect on
then Of the sight Of beautiful hut nm
attainable garments In their artistic
nature sufh cientlSr gTatitlsd hE seems
this apparel On other women y make
the8waFlS#of the creators worth While
Does their love OF the beautiful off
Settle desire ltd possess ar do theF
rage inward Y and destroy the sWeei
spirit Of altruistn Wllen ttlev see tllE
other women attired in the most ap.
proved style while tileS Are them
selves in oltl-fashioned duds
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-05

ELIZABETH: IN Writ county this
week the ballots cast for state seua-
tor ia the Third senatorial district
Mil be recoUnted at the request OF r.
~. Blair. OF Ia1risyille the Democrat
ir nominee Who opposed M. n Duty
in the race for the state senatorship
in that district. Blair made large
gains iii the Tdtchie recount and Is
only twenty six votes behind Duty.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-05
4 IA 4. 1sTo.N- Sn1ll,.a III 80 4ha

Y JFIAFII4EsTUlS." slWIre- Jarrett, -Jhe-
sheTiff-ele OF iSanawhl county, has
filed with the county court his esti-
mate Of Office expenses for the first
81 S. aside from his salary. 1T rs es-
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Shall We Fed eralizc Them?
~ S&8 .a -, u i,z 4 45-z, /, III f :.

E$ The state railroad and pu0tfcE SER
vice commissioners make a natural
protest against any plan To federal
tze the regulation of common carri-
ers- Some Of them are acipatad BY
fear of losing theiis Jobs: OTHERS have
pronounced and genuine notions dr.
states rights whichtheF would main
tain. TIE Republican platform Of
1916 declared for federal control Of
the power of TesuIattng trans Rorth-
ton. but II Was#a# subject which re-
cetYed little attention IN the cans
patgn.
Whether the party ia Congress Will
support the 5proposition with unanimi-
ty may be doubted There are. how
ever. some court decisions already on
record one. notably IA Alabafl
wtl f.re the doctrine of ID e right of the
Interstate Commerce Com mission ~
reEttlato b6.b interstate and intTa-
Fta & 8eatf es.. Al as been affirmed. IN the
ALBANIA cfs8e the Telegram" believes
sF he d1ctriTie Is tsist Al TIL way through
tG tlt. Go1trt pf ll=T resort without re
rerstst n E4as itt therefore, that all
n. 81 lflTFnrs5ts III I'll X tkfts@rce Commission
has tp8dDis In n4att VIZ power with
out waiting far cf$ngres sional action.
"A Tyrcnt 1--WE Mil Coin.
ApPlaud Ing the sneg.4ttnn BIZ the
director Of the Mint tf3:4t n Two and
.one-half cent piece he aatiod 10 the
coinage Of the United States. the
New York Sun believes that many
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FhIRAIONT:: Because the ccnsunn-
ton ~ natural gas ii Fairmont5 has
that 81 last year, Frank Pryor. head
of#the gas department. Of the Monon-
gtGhela Valley Traction Company. de-
clares that the company will be
compelled to erecs 4 huge storage
tank in order to maintain an adequate.
pressure and preycnl suffering among
domestic users during periods OF cold
weather. AS the tank will cost Il
large sum araise in&the gas rates Will
#be necessary IN 4 n referendum Will
.he submitted 8#tO the peopIa on tile
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TUESDAY. DECEMBER b. 1916.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-04-18
HOW TO REDUCE
YOUR WEIGHT
A Simple, Safe, Reliable Way.

A Simple, Safe, Reliable Way.
People who are overwhelmed with
superfuous fat, know only too well
the discomfort and ridicule that over
stout people have to bear.
II you are carrying around five or
ten pounds Of unhealthy fat you are
unnecessarily weaking your vital
organs and are carrying a burden
which destroys the beauty OF your
figure.
There Is no need of any one suffer-
Ing from superfluous fat. II you
want to reduce your weight in sim
pie, safe and reliable way, without
starvation diet or tiresome exercise.
here Is test worth trying. Spend as
much time as. you can In the open
air. breathe deeply and get from
BANDS Drug Store or Farrell's Drug
Store box OF oil OF koreln capsuls;
take one after each meal and one
before retiring at night.
Weigh yourself once week SO as
to know just how fast you are losing
weight and don't leave off the treat
ment or even skip a single dose until
you are down to normal.
Oil OF Korein Is absolutely harm
less, is pleasant to take, and helps
digestion. Even a few days treat
ment has been reported to show a no.
ticeable reduction in weight, footsteps
become lighter, work seems easier
and lighter and more buoyant feel
ing takes possession Of your whole
being.
Every person who suffer from su-
perfluous fat should give this treat
ment trial.-Advertisem
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~ SKETCHES OF LITTLE "
Up NY =; .. I l:,. oRk.
o. o. MCINTYRE
s.ssa, zssns 1ii-lis nAjsst ssvsay-sssend
otResl

American, Boer, Russo-Japanese and
great European wars and then dropped
dead at the telephone.
For years he was star reporter on
the Morning Sun in the palmy days.
He always admitted that his first book
was secretly published by his wealthy
parents after every publisher had
turned down the manuscript.
When he married Bessie Mccoy, the
"Yama-Yama" girl, 1t was surprise
to Broadway. She Immediately left
the theatrical crowd and moved with
her husband to farm near Mt. Kisco.
They had young baby. Hope, which
was their greatest Joy In life.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-04-18

NEW YORK. April 1s.-The last
word in gambling houses is running
full tilt In clubhouse In the Thirties,
near Fifth avenue. Along side Of 1t
Canfield's is a cheap East Side stuss
game. The sky is truly the limit in
every department Of the game.
A Texas oil operator drifted into the
place the other night carrying check
book that showed balance of $4,000
but was refused the right to play be-
cause there was no evidence that he
could afford to lose II and II he did he
hadn't sufficient proof that he had
more to lose.
Almost any night a dozen OF the
bloods slip out Of Sherry's or Dell
monico's and are whisked to the new
resort where the stakes are so high
It would be an offense to intelligence
to state the figures. The games that
are played are baccaret. chemin de
fer. faro. auction bridge and table
stake" poker.
The other night. It is gossiped. there
was enough money in the poker game
TO buy the real estate and building
in which the game is played. The
chairman Of the house committee
really the managers a famous polo
player and the son Of very wealthy
New York man.
II may be old but 1t got great laugh
at the Plaza the other day when the
Authors Club held their yearly pow
WOW. II was told by Harris Morton
Lyon. who travels to and from in the
subway, being very plebian in his
tastes.
The man tried to pass the ticket
chopper. Tickets" said the chopper.
The passenger began fumbling
through his pockets and finally turned
them inside out.
well where is it?" said the chopper.
you can't have lost t."
Cant have lost it?" replied the pas
senger sarcastically. "My friend
lost bass drum once
A policeman was standing at Column
bus avenue and Seventy-second street
the other afternoon Illuminating on the
high price Of spuds when his attention
was suddenly drawn to something
CROSSING the street. he looked twice,
grlpped his club. walked over to some-
thing and chirped:
"Say are you a man."
Indeed am not man. I'm lady
"a Chinese lady II you please"
you poor uncouth. illiterate Great
ure. That Is my native costume and I
am privileged to wear them in any
| country in the world. Arrest me II
you dare!" The copper scratched his
head but didn't take the dare.
The Chinese lady Is maid attached
to the family OF CASTOR Liebert. the
new French general consul and speaks
English perfectly. She attends M.
Liebert's two daughters. who nearly
caused riot among the employees Of
the Hotel Majestic with lfty-two
trunks.
.
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When Richard Harding Davis passed
on last week 1t was genuine shock to
the literary lions in New York for de-
spite his silk stocking" start-his
father owned big Philadelphia news
paper-he was regular fellow.
Those who did not like him did not
know or understand him. He faced
death hundred times In the Spanish
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WEST VIRGINIA OIL, GREASE &
SUPPLY COMPANY,
J0bbers in:

Paints, varnishes and Oils.
We will save you from 20 to 30
cents per gallon on your House
Paints and Varnishes, Wood Filters
and Stains. See US before you buy
your paint. We sell the famous
Franklin Auto Oils. Distributors OF
Quality Sweeping Compound.
{ Office and sales rooms:
422 N. 4th st. Beal phone 617-R.
Give us call or write for prices.
j. r. HICKMAN, Genl. Mgr.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-31
MppcQircn bcim staatsubcracridt.
Sail loll 1pdbreno Des
Maitermil1s CUR Gerhanolllng
a%elanacl.

Die MntpaIte @oninecr 4 g(of
appeairtem geItern i'm Nolncn uol,
Den @aitpirtben Sobn Sill, Nobn
'5dnaf rn1 Sobn Narel1 gegen Sen
int Scott gollntp 9e5irfsgeridyt ge=
falten l1rtbeilsiprud) iiber Die 5pi=
ritlloienfrage gesen Oie @aitmirtfe,
an 6as Staatsobergeridt oes Staates
Soma.
Die antpalte lieBen idon jest Die
Tetition bud)en, nm 5l1 beranlalie1,
bob Ser GrrseB Idon mabreno oes
Mair5termir, im 5taatspbergerid)t
Sur @srhaleolnng aelungt. Ter
&f Ser @aitpirthe BOZ, Gapen-
port gcgen oas allgeblid, mgeieblid)e
Mllfbeben oes .Mlllct"- @e ietes 1piri
I'M gall5en 5taate nit grobem sSll,
tereiie nerfoIgt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-31
Wis scbrilt aus bcm ct. Nntguug
6oipital entlailcn.
@llroe bei aoaiiion I'M 5cbrl,ar
ldmer perlett.

s. s. Carroll. ser am 26. Sebrltar
Derlett wuroe, als ein Strabenbabn-
maaen beim Mod SSslano MrIenal NIT
einem Muto1,obil fonioirte, ml,roe
aeItern als aeneien aus oem ct. a,-
tbonp Splpital 5u &od Sslano ent-
lalien lll,o reilte iofort nab ieiner
9cirnatg, Soma Gitp, meiter.
@dbreno Der erlter bier Gage nad)
leiner @inlieferlttg NOR Carroll be-
amuBtlos getpelen uno sic Mer5te bot
ten id)o1t ole @oiinllng fir leine @e-
l1eilll1g a~lIfge9ebeu. Ger Geran,gliid-
tie batte tbei Dem l1nfnll einen bop
pelten Sdaoelbrud, einen ooppelten
9rlth oes 5dulterblattes llno idme-
re i,nerlide 8erlekungen baponge.
trasen. Treo De5attie, Ser sbell.
falls bei Dem llnfau idaper perles1
muroe, fonnte id}on bellte Dor einel
3nd)e aus aoem 9olpital entlaiiet
mcroen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-31

Mo1aten arseetreten lit. 9as nelte
@eld1aft lit nit ben belten l1no n1o=
oernlten M1nller= ll1O &naben- &lei=
bern iomie Acknowledgements aus
geitattet, apeld,e SIT Greiien perfauft
meroen, Sic allgemeil1 anipredlen mer-
Sen. Die 2eler iino eriudlt; sic gn-
5eiee auf ser ameiten Settle oltrd}5u-
Gin Sober lit 5llr Groffnuna
berslidit eiuselaoen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-31
g,ts Scr oentidjen @sicaidaft.

81. s. W1o6r febrte pott eincttt
imebrtdqfben Mllicntbalt in Stodto1'>
S,Sa., naA Iapcnport suriid.
Sri. Meta SSslnajoban, bic lid
III Iapcnport bei Jrelnoeu anfDielt,
reilte nod Coma Stu 5uritd.
6rou 9. s.. &abn, $50. 1124
Scott StraBc, reilte nod @ern,ola,
e. o. ab,j no lie in 3nfunit i6r
SCENT a~nfldlagett miro.
- 5ran Sons Sollmer, gto. 2O6
5iio @opea StraBe, reiltc nad Mal'
colt, "a, ab, no iie ais @aIt bon
6ralt Claus 8cteripn einige Gage
perbringet miro.
- Jrdit 81. @ieie, gto. 1921 &eli
2ocult Strobe, rciite cbenfals nad
@alccH, Sa., ab mo Bolt it'd BORT
bel ibter 5odter, Irau Girls. Satl'
len Su Yelud aitf.
- Jralt Serbert 9arms lino sSrl
9eljie GrlQ bon @eneleo, 81, biel'
ten itG .oit, Mittsuod) cinige 3eit II
|Iapenport ouf lno rciiten Damn nod
@ilton sSlinctiolt, SSa., no lite it'd be
Breun0cn m~lf5ubalten seoenfen, luet
ter.
Grau Claus &uoolpb BOZ
Grinceton, Sa., brad)te gcltern OIL
Ser 9%urd)reiie nod Montpelier eini
Ice Stunoen in 1apenport 5n. Siv
miro lid, bort I'M Sou e bon Jran 8
@iliaiils ~auibalten.
@aIter Greier, go. 1907 IA
nep 5trnBe, uno @ilidm Ibooe, oe
friiberEebenfalls IN 0qpelport mobn
te. reificn per Ml1tomobil nod Sim
bad, g, 9. ab, 100 er, Ibobe, ein
1urm beiist. Die gntfernung stpi
Iden Davenport Mnb &imban, g. 9
betrdgt iiber 600 Meilen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-31
Sente Militarbaa Der Dbl
Eel(uiuS.

Ser ad)te idbrlid)e MilitdrbaG BON
Ganton Davenport, go. 40, @atri=
ard)s Militant, Of tie S. .. 8. s.,
miro bente Mbenb in ser Salie
Der gereinigung, go. $40 graop
StraEe, abgebalten meroen. Die
sSeier miro nm balb 10 ltbr Mbclbs
nit ocni @ran0 Meard} eroiinct lper-
Den. alle Dob 6e1oms m,o lore
Ireltlloc iino ber5lid) milfpmnlen.
Sic .9aap Brilliant Muriliarp", sic
rapid I'M @ahstbum bcgriffen lit.
miro pertreten iein. Gle Sitter aper=
Den iii ibre1 Garaoeuniformen er-
|ld)eincn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-31
Carl 8ilep muroe geitern MOI

- Carl @ilep lpuroe geltern NOR
gen bon &idlter &oooelpig ipesen
5rieoensitorung s1 einer Celebrate
bon So uno Sen Soften ser Ger6alo-
lung p%erltrtbeilt.
- Mah elmer bon 8aibington, ..
g., eingelaufenen Meloung mltroe
oie 8riegerpeniion bon Neo See bon
Davenport bon SIS pro Mpuat auI
.$23 pro Monat erbobt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-31
gsemes aleiSerseidaft fir Davenport.

l1nter Dem Manlen uSbe Seem
Store" miro am Samstag Worget
IN SO. 3O5 lpeltlide 2. Strabe ein
nel1es aleioergeidpiit eroiinet, mel
dem @err Mar 5ilberitein ais @e-
iddftsfiibrer norlteben miro. 9err
5ilberItein lit befanntlid III Dem @e-
itGit erfabreu, 90 er % Sabre lang
Mitglteo ser 6irnla SilferItein NOR,
aus Ser ct befanntlid Dor einigen
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-31

Merdants gransfer & Storage
So. Selepbon 855. (Mn3.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-31
stabt-n Gooe" miro Mittlpud iertis

Ser l,elle staot-ugooe", Ser in
9l,dform ont Mittmob ser fommen-
oen @od)e erlheinen miro, miro lll=
ter anOeren laimntlid)e itdotiide Or
0inan5e, entbulten. Nan1entlid) bie
rene eleftriide Sroinans, oie Ben
Mnforoerullgen ser 9sational 9oaro
ri Sire Underwriters entipricbt, miro
in Dem 8ll1 entbalten lein.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-31
&ofaleS.
5ciratbsiGcinc.

~ eafFf'tNFa
Die folaenOen Enthusiastically
ldeile mllrban gelter1 ertpirft:
81, 2c9fop ganters unD SOa 90.
Douglas.
gowaro I6ero llno Aoa 9, Sab=
mann. as "NS
al6crt Meillert rlro Gertrude
9otparl.
sll6crt 9. aielien uro 0ecto 8.
@cdr1allu.
2onis @,lr5berscr ma0gffie airf=
1an0.
@ln. S. @olib nnS @ciiie 8afer.
@.&. Burlington nllO @ltliie 8raO=
ley. &
earle Mbite lulo giola aloen-
bropi.
Netc s6ilptcr l,lro Morp anoer-
sueron0er 5dcllcrara,,, ltno SEN
nie NltroD.
Charles a6oniiol, uno 9anline
&ortl1m.
Charles Mariners ulo 2aura Me-
1aniel.
Maruim 4rltnrmono lt,o gliia-
betb S. gasler.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-31
sdlnh Scr @inter-s daekiaiion.
Sdiiseu ersielen erltflallige &e=
ll,ltate.

Gle @il1ter-s hiebiaiion oes CT
%celiior Gifle Club mmroe am1 Niitt=
mod @beno anf 0ent Sd)iebitanO Ser
Turlfalle beenoet. Die nelte sai-
ION iol am tSonntag 9iad)mittag init
Shiibellparf begoltnen meroen.
Gas @ettld)ieben am Mittpo6
seigte CUTE Sd)iebreinltate. Sic
.Shiiiie ml1roen aus FREEZER @ano bon
eir1er gntfernut1g Don 25 Sub abge-
igeben. Gbris. SEM en, Ser bas
> 3ebni6uBtreffen" gelpam, batte oie
'belte 2eiitung lett Longer 3eit gu per=
E6eidnen. -@s gelans i'm bon oen 10
|Shiiiien 1leullmul oas Centrum 5ll
treffer, mabreno Ser 5ebnte Sdub
einen 8rlld)tbeil eines 3paes gu tieI
gebalten NOR.
Standardization. SID It :
IL r. OS0 81 n n
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-31
Chas. e, Robson,
Mepltblifaniider aanoioat fir sta6t-
sdabnteifter.

g5os. g. Mobelon bat oos Mmt
6es 5taot-5hosmeilters ole beioen
Iesten Sabre in%negebabt, nnb fat Dos
@mt olr bonite,1 3lfrie0enbeit Der
Biirger rnb 5teler5abler pertpaltet.
Or bittetsum Sic MitbiIfc Ser Stimm-
geber bdis Der 8abl am 1. april
1916.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-31
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20 El1nften geid)logen befenmen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-31

Illd Die SdieBenreIultafe OUT Die
Manmiheibe maren ielten gut. 9rei=
cit bon Sen iieben Sd)iiben gelang es,
Sic bodltn1oglid)e 3utftSabl, 60, su
erla11gen, tpdbretb Die llebrigen MIR
.menige Gunfte 5ltriidflltan0en. 9ead-
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Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1916-10-27
Colorado.

Both coal and quartz miners are
wanted in the Crested Butte district.
A carload Of tungsten concentrate
was shipped from Silverton to New
York.
The ~flotation mill on the Humboldt
property at Ward has ceased opera
tons owing e lack of patronage.
A considerable quantity of coal is
being taken out of the Nonac mine
on Prospect Heights near Canon City.
At Silverton a new ore body has re-
Gently been encountered on the Emer'
aid claim If the Crown Jewel group.
Contracts have been let for the con.
struction of a $4,000 refining plant
for rare metals at Utah Junction ear
Denver.
Forty tons Of ore shipped from the
Cresson mine at Cripple Creek to the
Copeland sampler we're settled for by
a check for $4,000.
From Boulder it is reported that a
large pocket of tungsten ore has been
struck in a lease on the Primes prop
erty, near Lakewood.
The MIDI Continent Oil Company, op
Grating in the Miner district, is ar
ranging to install another drilling out
fit on ~Butcherknife creek.
In the White Raven mine at Ward
there has been opened up a good pro
ducing vein at a depth of Ala feet
and 600 feet from the shaft.
A dispatch from Durango states
that big gold strikes are being made
in rapid succession in the various
mining districts of the San Juan ba-
sin.
Tungsten mining and prospecting
in Boulder county and the Rollinsville
section of Gilpin county has proved OF
great assistance to the gold-silver
properties.
New capital has become interested
in the project of the Gold Crown Min.
ing Company at Ouray, with the re.
suit that the company's mill will be
pushed to rapid completion.
Frank E. Tumble, manager Of the
Silver Bell mine at Ophir, near Tellu-
ride, has had the satisfaction OF
breaking into No. 6, the highest level
on the Bell, with its upraise.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1916-10-27
New Mexico.

The mining industry at Elizabeth
town and Red River are reported
booming, and many improvements are
being made.
At the Pacific mine in the Mogol.
Ion district, a Sa foot vein was cut
on 6OO-foot level, and it will be de.
veloped both north and south.
The Oaks Company has been pack.
ing ore to custom mill, Mogollon dis
trict, from development work on the
Clifton and Eberle mines.
The Socorro Mining & Milling Co,
has eliminated concentrating tables
in mill and will turn all their product
into bullion. The plant treats about
230 tons of ore daily.
The new three-eOmpartment shaft
of Mogollon Mines Co. has reached a
depth of $50 feet. Ore pockets and
stump are being cut and development
will be started from both the 500 and
900-foot levels. This mine has been
producing steadily for a number Of
years, and from a block of ground
1000 feet long and 700 feet in height
has yielded upwards of $4,000, 100000 in
gold and silver.