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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-12

glernem Siliet % faitet Sten, @rus
% EroiettiIer lige mo, boor gsrs
meme ltoo. DC minolte al gleperne
freq % arpo % trpffeoe iig mo Ill
fine 6or9lore, iom bouoe pentet pad,
at Sfpouineen lfliloe oitage % De
tlinoe gaa biem tglen. SPreriroer.
ne iaa iorifreffeoe no oa ieg ielo
por nofloo bep9get; men ieg for.
legte at sisre min Stenme ioa roIig
lcm muliat og iagoe: "9tli fan pi
ppre trpgge, De iGpoer nlorig to @an-
&c paa iamme Steo - lao os Ser.
Tor tnge oct meo 3o % ie of fpmme
neo I ai9loeren." 2prerin6erne
o. Weorene iii De minoite paa Sir.
men % ire Winuter eiter Dor pt
Siferbeb | 8i9Ioeren. Der fom mart
ITO oper Sinoeue igieu - De imda
iaar ebofolaoe 90 Suffertei o. pra.
ter lipllgt ioei taar npe Sflib
%orener, bolber DC Sirerene / Seiret
% iiger "@um!" Dc bar CLIENT FIN
SfrGf fra for. - Sao tager ri lat
paa llnocrpiSninaen % mart err alt
/ Den Ifisnueite Sroen. Seq err GLAD
oct er gooet ioa soot, og at ingen er
fonlmet tilifooe."
Zen 20oe SuIi bar ser ct iaa
poloiomt 9omborbement, at Der life
tom nogen elcoer. gomberne ioIot
trt oper oeu uluffelige gp.
~Seo t.Sioeu gif ieg no" ~ifriper
SGreren, "og iaar bsrc, at Ser er
iaIot 50 Bomber / oet nprmeIte ga,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-12
Wet iaa brait aae bans YIaner og

Neu ina BRAT aae bans Elaner og
Eremme / Seben.
@ernt sic bar en- Sen iom &c
nleget iao. Sor ham par @enltabet
pirfelie noaet heligt; oct bopoe oeit
melt inOaribenoe 9etponina paa belle
bans Sin.
"a to al hans n9rmelte Senner
beoe meb fort Ne1emriim, bar bette
ior Sernt Gle life bare en- iorbigaoen.
DC Sorg, men Ell lfl9bnelpanger
lllpffe, iom ban alorig tunoe Tor
uinoe.
San blep Ell onoen ma Den 8t0:
han funoe aloria fonlmc cper oct.
Get bar Ell Manos Sorg, ilig ionl
man fan l9ie, MUno fumoe ieree /
GIoeamle Siber.
Wen Ell %en hapoe ban til lin lio-
ite Shrub. set por hans Suitrii. 90
oct err rettelig at nppne Sru SeouigS
Napr, noar Nfinbeorbene ON 9erni
Sic lfnl ~ifripeS.
Sun bar life al oen Slaas Giater'
bllitruer. iom fiffer lin Wono / Wa.
m~lifrirterne o9 forriaerer Serten,
Nei, Zig par life 6ru Seopi9.
Nen bpor bun iiernebe hper Ster
ira hans Sti! Spor hun lnSneoe op
meo i'm Satter, naor Mobannaen
font Spor bun ltoo t~roioit pcb bans
SIDE nleb lin ionatiife Srol 6or
benoe bar ser fin en- 2pffe her pno
Serb: of bore ham 900,
Spor finoe brn life inlile en- Son'
ifeligbeo bort meb lit ifisnne Smil
aanb9noe bi, bans Tenner, til
@ienaiplo unoertioen imilte liot a
benoe % benoeS uipiacIige Sroiait
beo.
Nu miller pi life mere, Nru SEQ.
pia. 0u blotter hi bore Sopeoer
Sen bpbeite sGrbsbigbeo og Benin
bring.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-12

boifab - beloiguis err intet Nenne.
iteItu goet tobt, fun uogIe ioo er iao.
ret. 6loquets gageri, JON ligger
Iige oeO Sfoleu, bar iaaet belle 9aget
reoet bort.
SIoffen = tommer nogle al Go
l%ebernene. Der bar pPret title en-
Stunb, og od De ueo, at ie1 er poa
SfoIen. fommer De for at bringe mig
Hpbeoer:
"Moniierr, tenf belle 9aaeriet
SIoouet Iigger / Hliinerl - "Serops
Dlama bar iooet en- Singer afifoo.
retl" "Sele apurtoIet 0ieu-
9tmifre Iigger I Hrtner, men Der er
life mango orPbte -"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-12
De frantic Born
unoer Krieen.

5 sc io~rifielige gper peo Srontcn
bar oct unoer &rigen ppret laa iom
Iaa meo Sfoleunberpisningen. -
Wtan bar maottet lutte Sfolerne
boooe bio % Oio Tor at fonrme uoen-
ior IroiettilerneS RGtfcpiobe, og til
iiolt bar oct pit Jig, at aiPlocrrlm.
meme har pprct De %lifrelte.
Is Heime Dor Siretteren Tor Ell a.
biSic Sfoler, lom par bleoet initial
leret / @pels pploige Gbompngnc.
fiGloere, / lin 0agbog %fortalt ON 81
oct oernebe. - Son begpnber mco
gabniugSoaaen.
Soc Sebruar 1915. Soog be.
apnoer Sfulen, Iom oct er bleuet aoer'
teret / De 70 euelte 9loOe, lom mi uo-
fomer / Heims. Siblig ioag, lGnge
ier llnoerpiSninaen %begpnote, bar
Iporene ser meo line Bern, lom De
bapoe billet ielge til Sfolcn Den Isrlte
Iao. Der bar @prn / oue 9l0re -
ira ire iii tolp Nnr. Nae por rene
og uelitelte, enfeItc enoog ppntet, iao.
Ieoes iom Sfif og Srllg bar pPrct
ferite Gag eiter 1erien. De imaa
ioa benrpfte no oper at fommc TIL
baqe, oper ieien at trGiie SPrerin'
ser oa aomernter eiter Den lange BE-
RE. Oct ipaor gobt Tor oct iremti,
oiee Irbeioe. Seq tur ifreoet ino De
me GIeper - hi bor MI iolt IS -
oa Wsbrene er aoaet blem etter at
hape fpsiet fine Born, lon De MI be.
tror oS.
81 aaar MI ne6 / aiPl0eret, %
bjuIpet al 9Grerinberllc holoer lea
en- fort gramen, isr hi loroeler Ser.
meme / De tire GlosIer, ri bar 2prer'
frpiter til.
Genne ierite Sfole0og / &jGloeren
aiorbe ct Opbt SSnoirgf paa o5 allc.
Ser lao hi, life mere emo 10 atlonle.
ter ira DC fienbtlige &inler. mems
8ronatcrne fra Sio til nnoen ilsi
opcr pore Sopeoer meo Den bplalen.
De 9pO, iom ri fjenote iao goot OF
Iom ri albrig oil frnne gIemme, ror
at anrette lit eoeIgggenhe Terf poa
et eQer onoet Steo / gpen. Borne
ne, iom finn er mungeliulot %lorlpneoe
meo S9Iebsger % meo ganlIe, balpt
uoifrepne Sfriuebsger, arbeioer ale
meo 6lio og Sper.
Gag Tor Gag bar SfoIe6eltpreren
neoifrepet, bpoo Der or bSnot. San
er rert oper gsrnenes S~bproigbeo;
De msoer irem, on acknowledgements
er alorig laa poloiomt, % Oct bar
bGnOt, al De ganife rolig bar IeSt
oppe / Oct itore 8aarosrum, mems DC
peiteoe poa Stoletimen. Ssrnene
er iom 5orGlorene, De arbeioer o.
leuer lit oaglige &iu, uaniettet al
Sienoen5 Hprbe0. 9n Gag -
oen Gte Wtdrta ~ er Nombaroemeu,
tel ganife uip0uanlig pololomt:
"Ssrneue fomnler leoiaget al line
IorPl0re - DC bar Ineget Tia langs
Susp9ggene o. fommer I'LL blrtig
mo / ben itore Sal ooer aiGloeren,
mffelige G OF bape iunoet ct Gil
iluetsitet. Seq pentebe liot meb al
aao. PngiteIia Tor Dem az 9srnene,
iom life por fommet enonIl. alof-
fen par MI bleuet $40. og ieg Loo
| gleperne opiiille Tor az moertaite
Dem RensIigheos Tiiitaiionen. vi
par netop iRroige oerrneo o. ituloe
ana lleo / alasierummene, oa Der
loo ct i%oriProeligt Srag. belle Spg'
ninaen rpitcbe og.en INF. tort Hsa,
mpttet meO bpiot Stsu. inlote oct
belle 9um. On "210~ bauoe ran1mci
Soact onIircnt 20 Mcter ira Der,
bpor ri beianot Os, par Jaoei tiers
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-12
6tthcmerS 2ia.

Gen engelife Reeiertns bar r,oiat
en- 9elenning al $4,000 Biino Ster-
ling eaer ca. $4,000 til ben iom
9oro ait6eners Sig. SiotiI
bor ale A%nitrengelier ppret for
Gn WGnaoe Siiferbaabe
bar pGret uoier6t Tor OF isge eiter
oct, % ira ollie apititotioner /
Scotland er Itsrre Sfibe ienot no
iorat giere 5orisg | iamme Retnirg.
5 9onoon boaber man, at Sino og
Sie nulliaens fon bare orenet 2iget
moo 9oumurf8 eler Horges apit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-12

Tet hrnoer cite, at Ereoe. Tom trneboIoer
Isle ReRge 90 fife or reatftreret. fontmer bort
pad @eieu. scne berfpr TIE rsre pensc ussr
at iaa Suffering for Srepet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-12


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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-10-25
sLoAN's LlNIMENT FOR
NEURALGIA ACHES

The dull throb Of neuralgia is quick
II relieved by Siozn's Liniment, the
universal remedy for pain Easy 70
apply. it quickly psnetrates without
rubbing and soothes, rhe sore muscles.
Cleaner and more promptly effective
than mussy plasters OF ointment; deos
not stain the skin Or clog the pores.
For stiff muscles, chronic rhetmatisn,
gout, lumbago. sprains and strains Il
gives quick relief Sl0an's Liniment
reduces the pain and Inflammation in
insect bites. bruises. bumps and other
minor injuries TO children Get bot
tie today al your druggist, &c
DAWN
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-10-25
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. NxNEkEH rTEws .
t&S$%$%4s@s~

s.se tses
sa- - Bs ga sszs
wm 2 a.orss sAsIs1 e1rz sss Dsi
Dare wosz rn1 family zps1f sr--
11y via rszrrss + Dlssls
Msrss-wns car1l and Mss
aasg Wyltr w4rs married san1aF
ts1 hs u-eIs q A Tso@ps91 IS.
rssk
TAars1aE aiEAt w.tA tras1ds il Nj
askaA
VIZ EeTFe -lA-ef 1sh- tCN- p F-@
ten cay
DAY vsth PROF AID Hrs. Daft ~h0 llrs'
near Agzwzm
t f~4A 4A@EI 80 LAA@ A4-AF
Eua u Am1sg wsra visiting frien1s
hsrs last Thzaazg
I address before tAe saacAsrs assoeaa-
iion saszrdaE morning
II
prezeA a. the chrsssizn ch1f11 szn-
asy morning and evening
Einot and Harry Anderson and tax
Lawtsa san1sY.
4 An infant chiId & NJ. and Mrz. Ora
Goodnight vas buried IL The Sinaekah
Ted Pounds. ace0np@nisa By his
soasln. la McMorrls Of Minco. spent
iks weekend with sis nothar.
wIlgam and To5s Brown and Frank
lfCabier attended the w. D. w unreil-
ing ia Chiekazha sunday sftsrnooa
eo-szinlng zboAt 2f5s. He Is sure
thai he lost Il ia Or araund tie store.
Misses Eagezla Rails and Hasa
s4ssier during lie teachers associs-
ron.
Nsss vesma Lee Hale of Alto. Tex.
las come 10 i've with Mr. and Mrs.
llthfs winter
wessr and Mesdames r. A.
thompson. d. b. Dawson and VI. 4
stokes vent II chlckssha saturday to
Istse MAJ I.sBts uho has been dan
rsrously IN for the past few days. is
resting better and hone il entertained
for III sneadv recovery
wtf,e oueratipg a corr binder last
xeek vr pooler had the misfortune
h estch H. hand ii the machine
eansing very nasafnl ipiurv
mis- Il red letter weak for he n Il
rsnser rrorram and tbev viii also
reeegye ths second issue Of he Mime
l,h uIgh soboo, 1ews
Ii r.. n.-a,..eaes.,,s. uae.,ng
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-10-25

After The visits q the rc5o@rS .
Boswell and PrOezsrss store last meath
ths firm installed : Burglar alarm
zvZ trap oatnt ID their store Last
Thursday Night the bzrgAzFs seemed y
think they owed the firm another cal
Tnsy en1srea the front door BIZ nsing
aiga power skeleton Keys After se
lectlng several NICE suits Of clothes
they attsnpted % enter. the sfties
Mlare the safe Stands and i IS
there that things began 10 happen
There they DiandAss1 son 70 cns q
Dz4s B6suell's eleFerly arranged
traps whEch set = gun 10 firing. The5
iest a hasty retreat leaving the SUITS
they had carefully selected and kes
ring with seTs-al keys. Massrs. B0a
weH & Proctor say the keys may b
had by calling e. their sore and aceu
rztsly describing the same
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-10-25


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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-10-25

ana gad the way To the Baptist eAarr1-
A roo1 pE1 gram Mas rendered gF i1e
.szz1skzA meubers- after WAieh lne
t4o Uaiozs stts1ss1 bzptlE-zl ses-
wee This Is Just ; beginning 'ot =
series o1 contests between the Mime
ksA zzd Rush SPRINGS "a " r. e
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-10-25

The Ninnekah p. y. p Z visited The
Rush Springs Union Sunday after
noon 4 large crowd met me traif
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-10-25

DT. Gerard has wzshsd and polished
his car. Rasn nay BE- sxpeeta1 inside
of torty-eigkt hours.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-10-25

Subscribe for the Daily Express
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-10-25

Guy Looney. the 80 year old boy far
mer Of Ninnekah. has tsen harvesting
MS crop OF sweet potatoes this week
He raised over % bushels on the lit
the plot Of ground back OF the hotel
Re said ii was fortunate for the r. L
people that the rain did not come a
month sooner or ne would have had
to move the depot to get room to
stack his potatoes.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-10-25

William Z, schmitt spent Sunday in
Rush SPRINGS having been led there
By the report Of the Seauty Of the
girls al thar place. He returned Mon
day with this message 10 the boys:
Niiinekah girls are the prettiest
ever
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-10-25

Niss veiHaa Lee Hale of Alto. Tex
Has come 10 live with Mr. and Mrs.
n Z. Stokes and attend The \. H &
.his wintsv
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-10-25

Miss CathTyne Griffith, who has
been ID the Chickashs hospital for the
past two weeks. returned to Ni1nekah
Saturday she hopes to be able to
take charge Of her school At Coffelt in
another week
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-10-15
Sob Story af Ants is
Refuted by DR.. Shan

that reason, if no other. they are
doomed to defeat. For the average
West Virginia voter is anything but
stupid. He knows the difference be-
tween truths and half truths and he
is not apt to be deluded by the brand
of arguments Of the type of stories
which the opponents of suffrage are
so desperately circulating. But the
antts refuse TO give him credit for
either intelligence or fair-minded-
ness.
Take, for instance, the famous
sob story OF the young mother in
Spokane, Wash, who, according to
the ants, was forced against her will
to perform jury duty. This story has
been circulated all over the state in
an eleventh hour effort to injure the
suffrage cause by creating the i'm
preston that the women in all suf-
frage states are compelled to serve
on juries whether they want to or not
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-10-15
PRICE OF MILK is
TO BE ADVANCED

gone up in price in like proportion.
Labor Is from fifty to seventy-five
cents day higher now than it was
last year. These are the reasons II
was necessary to increase milk
prices.
Members of the association call the
attention OF the public to the fact
that there is more food in twelve
cents worth OF milk than there is in
thirty-fve cents worth of beefsteak,
or eighteen cents worth Of potatoes,
or fourteen cents worth of rice.
The meeting of the association
Saturday afternoon was presided over
by the president. Henry Basel, of
Mt. Glare; and Secretary E. Cart
wright, of the city, was on hand.
Many of the members of the assocla-
ton were present and the following
new members were taken in:
a. NJ. Sturm, L. r. Sturm and II. f.
Mclntire. all of Enterprise; and Gore
Brothers, OF Gore.
The association is growing stronger
daily IN laembership and unity.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-10-15
Twenty Per Cent Advance is
Announced by Local Bakers
and Retailers.

Tho cost OF living takes another
jump in Clarksburg today with
boost of twenty per cent in the prize
OF bread.
This boost was decided upon by the
bakers OF the city Saturday night and
the advance becomes effective at once.
The Wholesale price OF square louves
OF bread was pushed up two cents a
loaf while the wholesale price OF rolls
and buns received like boost OF two
cents n dozen. Heretofore the whole
sale price received by the bakers for
these baked products was eight cents
u loaf and eight cents a dozen.
4 representative OF the Telegram
asked retailers what they were going
TO do about the raise and the retailers
promptly announced that they. too,
would have to boost the prices two
cents on the loaf and two cents on tho
dozen, making the now prices of
square, or sandwich loaves, of bread
twelve cents each and OF buns and rolls
twelve cents a dozen. Some OF the
retailers believed they would have to
charge twelve and half cents dozen
for the buns and rolls, which means
another cent boost for those who do
not buy two dozen at ttm0.
The bakers also decided that tho
small loaf Of bread that has been sell
ing for hvo cents each shall be discon-
tinucd after October 90. Nothing but
the ten cent loaf in tho standard wheat
bread will be baked in local bakeries
after that date.
As for the ten cent loaf Of bread II
is 10 remain at the old price for tho
present both wholesale and retail.
which il eight cents and ten cents re-
spcctiycly The bakers say this loaf
will continue TO he OF the same size,
weight and quality as heretofore.
How long the present prices are to
obtain, nobody seems certain. owing
TO the advance In the price OF -four.
labor and other materials. The bakers
say they we're forced to raise the prices
Of thcir products chiefly on account Of
the advance in the price Of -four. Sew
cral months ago they got -four around
SO n barrel while now they are naying
1925 n barrel for II and the price Is
still soaring. Commission men and
wholesalers are predicting that -four
will go 10 $15 barrel before the win
tor liz over
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-10-15
Prices Will Be Twelve Cents to
Consumers and TWenty-Six
Cents to Dealers.

Beginning November l consumers
will pay two cents more per quart for
milk than they are now paying and
local dealers will pay four cents more
a gallon than at present. When the
price increases go into effect, con
sumers will pay twelve cents quart
and dealers twenty-six cents a gal
Ion.
This action was taken at meeting
OF the Clarksburg Dealers and Pro-
ducers Association here Saturday at-
ternoon. The price increases are
necessary on account of the increased
cost Of feed and labor. 1t was a nat
ter of compulslon and not question
Of choice with the association.
Cotton seed meal now costs $40 a
ton more than 1t did last year, bran
81 more ton and all mill feed has
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-10-15
TO new CASTLE
E, Stanley Halter, Expert Dairy
man, Will Go to Be Super
intendent of Stock Farm.

Il. Stanley Halter. tho well known
and successful dairyman Of Rosemont,
is preparing TO move to New Castle,
Pa. where he has accepted position
as superintendent OF the famous Oak
Springs stock farm This is large
farm Of something like 800 acres with
a large number Of Holstein and Short
Horn dairy cattle.
Mr.. Halter is well equipped both by
training and experience for the posi-
ton. He has made scientific study Of
the dairy business and is considered an
expert in that field. He has been sec
rotary and one Of the most active men,
bers Of the Clarksburg Milk Dealers
and Producers Association. Mr.. Hal
Ter will move his family to New Castle
October rs and he will assume his new
duties November /.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-10-15

of her sex. The lady in question said
nothine TO anybody at the time about
having a nursing child until after
the jury had retired to consider the
case. Had she mentioned the fact
when she was examined as to her
qualifications. the attorneys would
not have retained her for jury
duty"
Commenting further on the case,
DR.. Shaw said that 1t is utterly alb
surd to charge that jury duty is
proving hardship for the women
Of the states where they have the
vote. Their peculiar interests" she
said, have been carefully taken care
OF by statute in most OF the states,
and even here in West Virginia. II
they were called upon for jury duty
on an absolute equality with men
there is not the slightest prospect
that II would cause them trouble.
The courts always release men from
jury duty when they have a leglti-
mate excuse. AS rule there is
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-10-15
BRANCH OFFICE
In Charge Of Mr.. Stevenson is
to Be Opened in Marietta,
o., by Architect Wood.

Edward J. Wood well known and
successful architect here, will omen
branch office at Marietta, o., Mon.
day. The branch Office there viii he
IN charge of Howard S. stevenson.
who has been with Mr.. Wood here the
last eight months. Mr.. Stevenson be-
coming business associate with Mr..
Wood = the Marietta Office.
While Mr. Wood enjoys n ine
patronage here. the demand for him
to open a branch office in tho Ohio
city hecamt so inslstcnt that he final
~ decided to do so. The prospects
there are very bright.
The establishing OF the branch or
flee will not effect tho home Office ex-
cept 10 enlarge the business as tho
Office here will be continued by Mr..
Wood as rsual.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-10-15

strong pressure on the part Of some
men TO be called 10 jury duty and tho
turtles OF most OF the counties are
largely made up OF such mon. Tho
ordinary citizen who does not exert
his political pull upon the jury
commissioners is seldom called.
An AbSurtlity.
"As matter OF fact II woman sut-
frage should carry in West Virginia
women could not sit on jurics until
statute had been passed making
the necessary provision for them to
do so. The prospect OF an unwilling
woman being forced into jury box
the minute she becomes enfrnnchised
Is therefore an ahsurdity. In some
states ii was many years after women
voted before the statutes were
changed and In none OF them have
women served on jurics frequently.
When they have II has usually been
In cases having largely to deal with
women and children. where women
were bottcr able 10 judge conditions
than mon.
IN conclusion might say that the
women themselves have no desire to
shirk any OF the responsibilities that
come TO them with the ballot even IL
they should be called TO sit in jury
box, but II there was 4 legitimate
reason for their not being called they
would expect to be excused. The
ants do not pay any compliment TO
the intelligence OF the men OF West
Virginia when they try TO create any
other view OF the situation
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-10-15
Mothers Not Torn from Babies
to Serve on JurieS in the
Suffrage States.

Or Anna Howard Shaw, the ma
tional leader OF teh suffragIsts, who
is making tour of West Virginia
in the interest of the suffrage amend
ment. stands sponsor for the state
ment that suffrage will triumph here
in November because of the intelli-
geuce of the West VirginiH elector-
ate. interviewed when here, DR..
Shaw said:
Wrong Angle.
1.-THE antis are conducting their
campaign from the wrong angle.
They are undertaking the intelligence
Of the people Of the state and for
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-10-15
PRICE OF BREAD
BEGINS TO SOAR
POTATOES SOAR.

The recent rapid advance in
the price OF potatoes in tho
local market IL worrying con
sumors Of Clnrksburg. Tho re-
tail price OF this staple COM
modify. which every household
must have, has virtually
doubled since last year
Tho rctail price FOR Monday
at local stores. Il is announced.
will be $3.50 sack Of two and
n half bushels, The same sack
II year ago could be purchased
for $275. which wRs then con
sIdcrod u high price.
This. however. is not all of
il, Clarksburg wholesalers say
they cannot get sufficient sup
ply OF potatoes for love or
money" and are unable to guar
anteo prices for future delivery.
Owing to market conditions II
is believed that potatoes will
20 away above $3.50 n sack be-
fore winter gets well started.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-10-15
TO ATTEND SHOW.

L. Cartwright. of the city, and Il.
Stanley Haller. of Roscmont, dairy
experts. left here Saturday night for
Springfield. Mass, to attend the an
nual national dairy convention and
show. They will be gone several days
and they hope TO bring many good
dairy pointers back with them for the
benefit of the local association and
farmers generally.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-10-15
COLLECTING TAxEs.

Deputy shorins Clarence Z. Stout
and George W. Conlcy are collecting
taxes in the country districts during
the discount period These collec-
tions in the rural districts began last
Wednesday and will continue until
October rs. inclusive. The collectors
report collections very good
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-10-15
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses have been issued
to Mike Abunka and Annie b. Barnes,
Emile NJ. Musgrave and Veva VII
liams. James G. Winters and Matilda
McMann, Andrew j. Barnes and Rose
Karkos. Arlie G. Sprout and Cleta
N. Cooper and John A. Brown and
Clara V. MYERS.