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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-01-07
New euperIor oourt oases.

Two new cases that were fled on
Thursday with the oieFlF Of the sa=
peFleF court and are FeturRabie aH
the first Tuesday ia February are
NSarragangett Brewing Co. VS.: John p
9s15.95 and FatFieH +: Shea Of New
London vs.. Barney Katz Of Norwich
on al claim for $4,000.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-01-07
CLOSE OF eHyReH
UNITY CONFERENCE.
ReselutieHs Passed EXPRESSING Hope
Fer Werld Peace;

New #9rk Fan: s.: Resolutions ex=
pressing hope for world peace and
outlining fundamental prahlems ef
Gieslng session Today e the Church
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-01-07
JUST NATURALLY GOOD

Unity Conference at Garden City.
Many of the delegates displayed deep
emotion because of the impetus they
believed the propaganda for the uni
deatieH of the Christian communion.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-01-07

Bpistoi, Plans are new being peg
feeted for the Charity ball that Is to be
given for the benefit Of the Bristol
Boys club.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-01-07

Glad to hear that Mr.. Taft has at
last developed keen interest in col
lege athletics With proper training
he might run better If he ran again.
Boston Transcript.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-01-07
YES, SUN AND RAIN DOiTl

You'll know it. You'll taste it.
Not in an occasional puff But In
every puff today, tomorrow and
every day.
And because the golden Virginia
tobacco in Projections is so natur-
ally good-you'1l get a smoke every
time that will just please you right
down to the bottom of your boots.
You can't get better tasting tobac-
lco anywhere in the Dorld, at any
price, than the golden Virginia TO-
bacco in Projections.
You'll try them sometime. Why
not get acquainted with them today
NOW? Yes-right NOW while
your taste bankers for real smoke.
They're
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-01
EMPEROR'S FUNERAL, is
ATTENDED YROY Atty
With the Services Extremely
Simple and Lasting only
Twelve Minutes.
~ AnnoelArrn 80

VIENNA, Dec. LIN the presence OF
Emperor Charles. the young crown
prince Francis Joseph Otto. the kings
OF Bulgaria. Bavaria and Saxony the
German crown prince and largo num-
ber OF Teutonic princes and special
ENJOYS from neutral governments. tn
remains OF the late Emperor Francis
Joseph were buried Friday afternoon.
The services were extremely simple
and lasted only twelve minutes. En-
peror Charles. the German princes and
the relatives of the late emperor were
grouped about the high altar in the
cathedral at the footof which the coffin
rested on a black catafalque. The
great body CT the cathedral was crowd
ed with government officials. army
representatives. members OF tho court
and of the neutral diplomatic corps
This body Was conveyed to ST.
Stephens cathedral over long route
through the city, enormous crowds
lining the streets as it passed. En-
peror Charles and the other high
mourners awaited the coffin. seated
around the catafalque. They rose as
1t wns born into the cathedral SUR
rounded by eight pages bearing burn
ing tapcrs and shortly afterwards Car
diral PifIl began the brief service
which was terminated by the Kyric
Eleison.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-01
HE|1R.T DISEASE
Causes Death of Mrs. Gather.
inc Daley, Wife of Charles
Daley.

Mrs. Catherine Daley. aged 42 years,
wife of Charles Daley, Of 118 South
Sixth street, died at 4:3o o'clock
Thursday morning at hor home follow
ing an illness of heart disease, No
funeral arrangements have been made
as yet,
Surviving relatives OF the deceased
band; Mrs. d. nj. Moore, q daughter,
and Robert Campbell, brother. Mrs.
Daley was member OF the Roman
Catholic church and d good. kind and
generous Christian woman. She leaves
a host of friends to mourn her loss.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-01
O. .asoelArEo LILO

NEW YORK. Dec. THE cam
pnign against the high cost OF living
entered another stage Friday when
the presidents OF nearly score of
retail grocery associations and repre-
sentntives of several de1Icatessen as
socfationa met with Joseph Hartigan,
commissioner of weights and mease
ures and secretary or Mayor Mitch
els food committee. to consider rene
dial measures Mr.. Hartignn was
prepared to present statistics relative
to foodstuffs and to the methods Of
the so-calIed cold storage trust.
A series OF boycotts on poultry.
butter md other foodstuffs, similar
to that now in force on eggs, is pro-
posed, the butter boycott to begin
December IL, when the egg ban will
have run two weeks. Whether the
latter will continue after that de-
pends, It was said, on the price at
which eggs were selling then. The
Wholesale price of eggs has dropped
three to four cents a dozen since the
start of the boycott.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-01
FUEL OH. !. |.
Advances In Price Owing to It's
Use In the Steel Plants at
Oil City, Pa.
e.v Assee,.rEp &C 4. ,arps, ],

OIL CITY, Pa, Dec. 1----An ad-
vance in price OF from three and one
fourth cents gallon to five and
three-fourth cents has been made for
fuel oil at the refneries In north
western Pennsylvania during the last
few months because of the use Of that
product in the steel plants In this
section Of the state, 7Rehnertes In
away orders at present for the heavy
grades of oil that are usually sold at
cost, So great Is the demand that
crude oil is being sent from okIaho-
ma to supply the ref1neries In this
section, fsthfg pro duct OF petroleum
is in sufficient quantf lies TO warrant
Its continued use mill at someIp points
in western Pennsylvania and eastern.
Ohio have declared their Intention
of discarding tn eauaeH Hot coal entirely,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-01
BOY BURGLARS
AWAIT TRIALS
Youths Confess the Robbery of
Pike Street Newsstand, AC-
GOrdinq 10 Police.

Charged with burglarizfng the
Standard News Coinpany's store on
West Pike street Wednesday night.
Oscar Fowler. of Nutterdale, and
Claude Sayre, of Carolyn street. Stew
art addition. both young boys, were
riday prisoners in the county Jail
awaiting trial before Magistrate II Ed
yard Kidd on warrants sworn out by
City Detective L. L. White. Both boys
have confessed to the robbery. accord
ing to the police. All Of the loot was
recovered.
The burglars gained entrance TO the
store by forcing a rear window. They
helped themselves TO books, flashlights,
marbles and the like
Police Officer Yates was patro1ling
his beat on Fourth street late We'd
ksday night when he saw two boys
l. = Traders avenue. each being loaded
down with various articles. Suspic-
ious, he approached them, but the boys,
upon spying the blue coat fled. officer
Yates gave chase. and captured tnc
Fowler boy near the corner of West
Pike and North Chestnut streets The
boys threw away number OF boolSs
when they first spied the officer, and
these were recovered at that timc.
The Sayro boy was arrested Thurs
day morning at his home by City De
tective White and Oficer Gill after
Fowler had told Chief Whytc tho whole
story Of the robbery. duplicating Sayre.
When arrested Sayrc turned over to
the police all the stolen goods in hiB
possession.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-01
RUSSIANS REPULSED
By TURKISH TROOPS

tar AEsociA7Ep yRxsE5
BERLIN. Dec. 1-Severa1 Russian
attacks against positions on the
zlota river In Galicia, held by Turk
ish troops, were reDu1sed Thursday.
the war Office announces. Heavy
losses were inflicted on the Russians
The Russians and Roumanians
made violent attacks Thursday over
q front Of nearly 200 miles. the war
Office says. Their efforts are charac-
terfzedRs a waste Of blood and alnmu-
milton ard It is said that they gained
no Important advantages
The advance on Bucharest contin-
mes Notwithstanding the resistance OF
the Roumanians. Field Marshal Won
Mackensen's force fs approaching the
5Argeshu river In the direction of
Bucharest. Thursday the Rouma-
mans suffered heavy losses. The
Teutonfc forces took $500 prisoners
and tNFenty-one cannon. An offensive
movement in Dobrudta was begun
Z Thursday by the Russians and Rou-
manfans who made massed attacks
on the Bulgarian left wing. The at
tack bxoke down under the Bulgaria2..
fire
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-01
BIG G!STE...RN-
) Constructed of Charles |
Hursey EnterprIsing Res
tde1t of S'hinnSton.

sHINNsTON. Dee. 1.Charles Il.
Hursey, manager OF the Shinnston
Furniture and Undertaking Company,
has had completed on his lot on Sta
ton street the largest cistern in
Shinnston, with capacity Of about
1000 barrels. He will have an abund-
.ance supply of rain water for his
house and barn and for an additional
dwelling which he will pro obably build
there in che future. The water flows
to the basement of the barn where
eighteen head of horses are stabbed
and is carried to the house by a force
lpEmp.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-01
SPECIAL {. TERM
OF the Circuit Court OF The
County is Held by Judge
laymond Maxwell.

At special term Of the circuit
court held by Judge. Raymond Max
Well Friday, proceedings to condemn
4 a right of way were docketed in the
case OF the Hope Natural Gas Com
pany against J Josiah ". Thompson and
others.
Sale was confirmed in the cause OF
"a. Rfghtmire against James =. Right
mire and others.
a bill of particulars was fled in
the cause Of the Masonic Building
Company against Calvin 2. Howell
and others.
Sale was confirmed IN the cause Of
Samuel w: Bowman against the
American Oil and Gas Corporation
Ansorder of dismissal was entered
~ the cause Of Peter Duchinsky
against Mex Stall and others.
an Ansamendeds declaration was fled
4 IN the suit of Frank Thomas against
the city of Clarksburg.
The suit Of the Union Land Com
pany against William Atkins, trus-
tee, and others was dismissed.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-01
WHAT IS GOING
ON AT WALLACE
Events Of Interest in Sardis.
District Are Chron-
lcIed.

WALLACE Dec 1.-The IIoffmefer-
Deegan OIL and Gas Company, of Park
ersburg. completed It's well NO. Il On
!. the James r. Dye farm on Grass run,
Tenm1le district, tho first Of this week.
and has $50 to 200 barrel producer
In the Gordon sand
The we'll was not expected in-they
did not expect to reach pay d until
the Fifth sand had been4reache -4andl
no preparations had been made forth nj
gushing flow of the yellow fluid;
which came spouttng from the hofs
Tanks were rushed to the scene as
quickly as possible and the vel 4 was
shut in and connected up. Several
locations have been made on Ead Joining
farms by other OIL pro- oducers and work
will be quite plenti ifu1, !, 1t IS thought
S37 Velvet q sS
The pie social at th he8upper. Indian
run school house last Saturday night
was one OF the most successful AFFAIRS
ever held in that locality EYerybody7
was In most enjoyable humor;; the
boys had plenty OF the 5s' 'spondul and
were not one bit afraid d to cut loose
from it The proceeds amounted to
S37 after paying expenses, and will
be used TO Augment the school library.
and purchase a achers' desk and
chair. james c. Ritter, a prominent
young man Of Grass run, was the best
looking man present, and Miss Gae
Dennison got high score on being the
iprettiest girl The pies were sold by
Ira s. Ash, OF Cherry Camp run. who
kept the escrowd in q continuous uproar.
Puts on New Roof.
Nelson Hannah, !, OF Little Rock Camp
creek, is Imp owing his dwelling house
by putting on a new roof. The Job 4 ISL
S3roEresstng under the direction az
David "a. Flanagan.
RecOTers from T0nsflitiS.
Mrs. IsaaeS u DAVIDSON. who han
been i'll OF la nattacl Of tonsil tbs foe
some time Is gettlng along nicely
Eggs 5lc q Dozen
prd1ng to "a report received here
recently from BFlsto1s the Drodnce
market there$ts as fol lows. s
Fresh eggs a fly eentsRpe dozen
Fresh county butter, forfyS4fye
cents per pound
a And this Is und SDem0craticy adj.
mtnistra ton WI hin gs ought to8be
Personals. Z Z
Miss 8Eal elllZurns Of 65cIntire Fork,
was arecent guest at the home OF Mr..
and Sarcie Cainnia ghams of
Brown.
fisaes ldnas III lana gan and Grace
swfger were emf ertai fed at the home
saf and B ana HeldrefhS OF
Zones T1n Suneta5
David lana "a was d guestsatsthe
home or and Dagtd Keimper,
stlf
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-01
NEN D0GT0RS
In West Virginia as a Result of
Recent Examination Held
at PaFkersburg.

Eleven Of the thirteen applicants
for license to practice medicine in
West Virginia were granted certifi=
Gates by the state health council fols
lowing the meeting at Parkersbnrg
recently.
The successful app licants were IL
j. Bernstein, OF Sutton H. B Bialer.
of Parkersburg; a. +. Compton, OF
Hinton; o. II. Jennings. of f$Wi l1iaan
son; Thomas ]. Kemp 81 Washing
ton, ID. c.; Kenneth McG Gulough, Of
Balttmore; Nathan z Poliakon fSKitz
miller, NJ d.; r. I. Shelburne of Chris
atiansburg, Va. and Alfred q. Taylor
or Baird
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-01
HIGHLAND, s. BOOK
USED IN ENGLAND
AS Public Authorities There
Find the Ideas Therein
UsefuIinWartime.

When the local water works and
sewerage board issued Its fourth an
nual report In 1914. copy OF the
book was furnished to all water de-
Dartments In this country, Canada
and England. for the purpose OF ex-
change.
The now features contained in the
book have been copied all over ths
country and hundreds Of requests
have beer granted to use the fIlustra-
ttons of leaking aptgots and water
waste.
Scotland G. Highland received to-
day the following communication
from George 8. ElIisten. editor Of the
Medical Officer. a journal for medical
men in the goYernme ent and municipal
service published at 36-48 White
frtars street, London, England, to
whom a copy Of the 1914 report was
sent when issued
Some time ago yeu were good
enough to send me an admirable
book published by you to encourage
economy in water consumption, At
this present time la the crisis in our
material fortunes, it has become nee
essary for. the people of this countryto
eliminate waste In any and every form
and SO conserve eur forces, Water
costs money to PUMP and dtstri butte,
and remembering yeuF illustrations,
thought something on the same lines
would serve a useful purpose here
The print ordered will show you that
have made rather poor use OF your
ideas, but the enclosed leaflet had
to be produced in hurry and there
was no time TO ask ysur permission
first and the Illustrations as you will
see are copies OF those ia your book
received in 1914.
I trust that as Reutra1 you will
not resent the appropriation Of your
work, produced for the benefit of a
belligerent nation, but judging by
your name 1 am hopeful tina { you are
watching our fight for freedom with
a kindly eye.
One leaflet is already being dis
tributed by municipalities and water
companies in all parts of the United
kingdom. and i should be glad to
know that you forgive nae for my act
of piracy"
The publication OF the above letter
I is expected to serve a twofoId pur-
pose. First, to encouraged economy in
the legitimate use of filtered water
Second. as matter of pardonable
pride In the methods and reports Of
the local water board. AS to the
question of neutrality. the water
works officials are In the water bus
tness and only that business.
AIRS. R ". Reeder and da1ghteE,
Madalyn, are spendin & the week In
Wheeling visiting relatives and,
friends.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-01
WEST VIRGINIA. V'..G
Troops Form art OF Brigade to
Go TO Camp Wilson for
Target Practice.

SAN ANTONIO. Dec. IA prov
sional brigade composed OF the First
Mississippi infantry, Second West Vlr-
ginia infantry and Third District of
Columbia infantry was prepared FRI
day to leave Camp Wilson for Leon
Springs next Monday TO spend two
weeks at target practice and field
training, These regiments were the
last to come to San Antonio and they
have not had the training which the
other organizations received during
the summer months,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-01
FOOD BOYCOTTS
MAY BE ST ARTED
Butter Boycott in the City of
NeWYork is to Be Started
December 12.
FIGHT ON STORAGE TRUST
Presidents Of Retail and Other
Associations Meet TO Con-
slider Remedial Measures.
5av Aal.ocs,aTn,. pgren, =, Y y, 4

NEW YOItk, Dec. Ia seventy
hour ultimatum" to egg dealers,
warning them to mark plainly all cold
storage eggs as such before placing
them on sale In this state was an
nounced here Friday by John J. Dill
Ion, state commissioners OF foods and
markets. He said he had also taken
steps to SEQ that eggs arriving from.
points outside or New York are simi-
larly marked. The commissioner-pre-
dtcted that within ten days the retail
price of eggs would drop TO thirty
five cents dozen.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-01
SHORTER DAY Dl'.A...I.Y
Wage Basis for Chicago Cloth.
ING Workers Means Million
Dollars More Pay.

,,v .,..c-,.5--...g,..

CHICAGO, Dec. - Chicago cloth
Ing workers paid heretofore on flf-
lty-four hour weekly scale will be paid
the same wages for forty-eigh hours
work. Beginning Friday. ia
cob Abt, president OF the Chfca-
go Wholesale Clothfers Association
announced. Time and al hall e viii be
paid for overtime. Mr. Abt asserted
that Fridays reduction In working
time means that more than $1.0 OF -
900 additfonal yearly Will be paid to
employees by memb bers of the orgcni-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-01
NINA cONTRIRUTRs,

For lettering IN the streets Thurs
day night, Nina Hardman, an old of
fender paid a fine OF $3.50 in police
court Friday morning, She was ar
rested in West u ain street by Officers
has paid to the city In the last few
years were added together the total
would look something like the annual
earnings Of the United States Steel
Corporation.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-01
RUSSIAN OFFENSIVE
PROVING SUCGESSFU UL
~ Assee.4,s1 rsea.,

CN1' ,ASde7clA. pREaFt
PETROGRAD, Dec. I.-Tha Rus
sian offensive has been successful
along the whole Roumanian frontier
south OF Kjrlibaba, says the Official
statement issued Friday by the Rus
sian war Office. In spite of violent
German counter attacks the Russians
occupied the whole range of heights.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-01
BoNACuRE TRIAL nIoNDAY.

Joseph Bonacure furnished bond
N Magishate Jackson ". Carter's
court Thursday afternoon for a trial
OF aRhearing at q 80 O'Clock Monday
evening on warrant charging him
With foIating the prohibition law.
Bonacure was arrested Thursday by
Special Officer John Siers. He is
eharGed with sol ling WhiskeY,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-01
Bulgarians SanguinariIy Defeat
the Rounanians in Hand
TO Hand Fighting.
RUSSIANS MAKE ATTACK
Germans Attempt to Raid Brit
ish Trenches South of a
Town but Are Driven. Off.
snr Asseers1rp rsrsn,

PARIS. Dec. IA violent counter
attack was made Thursday by Ger
man and Bulgarian troops on the
Macedonian front near GrTishte, east
of the Cerna river bend. The war Of
fee announces that the Serbians sue
ceeded in retaining all their posi-
tions except one trench.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-01
GREAT r RUSSIAN ARMY
is MAKING ATTACKS
tnr Assee,Arrn sRrsa,

VIENNA, Dec. 1R Russians are at
tackfng incessantly and in great froce
along the eastern Transylvaaia front
in an effort to relieve the Roumani-
ans. according to an official state
lnent issued by the war Office
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-01
GERMANS ARE DRIVEN
AWAY BY The BRITISH
tpr Ansac1A1rnrnra.

LONDON, Dec. 1----''Th Thursday even
ing the enemy attempted to raid our
trenches south OF Neuve ChapelIe but
was driven off, says Fridays Of
fetal report from the western front.
South of Armentieres the enemy's
line was entered by us in several.
places during the night"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-01
MARRIAGRI3 ! IIOFNsRs.

i Marriage licenses have been issued
TO Albert Il. Jones and Minerva NJ.
Crib Alva d Casey and Laura z.
Rinees HARRISON b. Loos and Hen
srietta harris and Albert s. PettigreW
and Bertha cIntire.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-01
BLOODY DEFEAT FOR
ROUMANLAN TROOPS
tnr AssecIArrp perse,

SOFIA, Dec. 1.-The Bulgarians
have sanguinarily defeated the Rou-
manians in hand to hand fighting and
captured two twenty-one centimeter
guns, according to the official state
ment issued by the war Office Friday.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-01
AIAsoNs TO MEET

There will be a special meeting OF
Hermon Lodge, No. 6 \ of Ndasons, at
1870 o'clock this evening to do work
in the second degree.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-01
SccrefnrY Choaen.

The Amoma class of the Bridge
port Baptist church held its monthly
business meeting a recent evening at
the home of Miss Glenna Davis. The
regular routine of business was taken
up during which Miss Davis was elect
ed secretary to fill the vacancy made
by the resignation OF the regular sec
retary. "a delightful social hour was
later indulged IN. the hostess serving
a delicious salad course.
Those present were Misses Mabel
Williams, Vida Chorpenlng, Esther
Cornwell, Audrey Perry. Nellie Nu-
yum, Mrs. j. M. ". Cornwell. Mrs.
Edna Bartlett. Mrs. A. g.. Davis and
the hostess.
Mr.. and and Mrs. o. r. shreve
were Thanksgiving guests OF Mr.
shreve's parents. bfr. and Mrs. Leon
ard Shreve, of Grasse11I.
Mr. and Mrs. a.. e.. Davis, Miss
Glenna Davis and Dent Cottrill spent
Thursday at the home OF Mr. and
Mrs. William II. Cottrill. OF Wolf
Summit.
Miss Lena Williams and Verda Nc
Donald. of Morgantown. are guests Of
Miss Wtlliams's parents. Mr.. and,
Rfrs. a. ]. Williams.
Miss Dee Ross. OF Morgantown, is.
a guest of her mother. Mrs. George
Brown.
Miss Dale Stout, Of Fatrmont. is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hartor Stout.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-01
General Danglis.

According to recent dispatches
from Athens, the Greek provisional
government, headed by NJ. YeniTelos,
has declared war on Bulgaria. Gem
eral DangIis has been appointed
commander -in-chief Of the provis-
ional governments forces, and is ex-
pected to lead an army against the
Bulgars.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-01

DIR. H. H. Haynes and G. !. ~ FLOYD
have returned to their homes IN this
city from hunting g camp IN Web
sster county where they spent three
weeks: Mr.. Floyd was #s1ccessfu1 IN
tbagging two bears. He stoutly! de-
MED sanegatfo Ions made by some OF his.
friends to the effect the hearan the
animals to death. but was unable to-
convince the more dub bfouaS ones.
TO BE sDEPORTED
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-01
5aIR 1anzfIlN HER Iss


5ame GAlitn OF 1hartesfo
presid emf Of the 81 ate card OF con-
tro1 vtsito 81 Che Waldo hotel
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-01

sGsY5ASget1ATE11PRKng5s
LONDON Dec. - Is reported
from Fauquemont, says $a Reuter- de-
Espatch from Amsterdam that TIE
male inhabi bitants Of sHasseft and tsaIE=
aye, Belgium. between the ages ot.
~ and so, and a1sosgl girls and Women
spoBsessfng sewing g machiness are 10.
he reported to Germ any