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Evening journal., 1916-09-12
ENGLIsH LOSE CINCHI.

EAGIIsH LOSE CNCHT.
BY The united Press.
BERLIN Sept 1eTne village Of Gnehey lost to the
British yesterday raonins It was ociay admitted this
noon.
Evening journal., 1916-09-12

By The United Press.
SYRACUSE. \. v sept. -.
~ don't see how We can lose. II
Is very gratifying was the com
ment Of Republican Candidate
Hughes upon returns from the
Maine elections received here he
fore he left for PlattSburg last
night.
Evening journal., 1916-09-12
roDAY,s TEMPERATuREs.

At the Evenins Nl0urnal Onice.
500 4. VI. .. G5 l2.0l +. NJ. I0
1000 A. NJ = l.So p NJ. 20
Evening journal., 1916-09-12
By The United Press.

CHICAGO. Sept. II. ~The Pro-
greSSi'es and Republicans are one
In Maine. and as they are in
Maine they are In the l'nion,~ said
Alvin r. Heri, Western manager
for the Republicans. commenting
on the Maine elections. ~'fhc lr-
tory yesicrda, assures us OF Vie.
tory in November"
Evening journal., 1916-09-12
WEATHER

Partly overcast tonight
and Wednesday. not much
change In temperature.
Evening journal., 1916-09-12
Nv Tho United Press.

NEW LONDON, Conn.,. Sept. -.
President Wilson retired early
aboard the yacht Mayllowcr last
night and was moi informed Of the
Maine results until this morning.
He made no comment.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-12-01

4uf Der ouOsrn Settle liegt eas
Siebengebirge I'M Q6enoIonnenI9ein.
3roBig rngt iiber benz beipaloeten
Ser9e Die Huine gegen ben
bellen 0immel Der Hbein murmelt
;ein uItes Gieb, iingt Grinnerungen
mad, gu penen iein Raui6en emit Die
Wlelpoie mob. uno in al pieien
@tInnerun9en bit OH =
Sin eoeniolfer Sommerabeno at
mete nod Die Slut oes perbldlienoen
Sulito9es, ais mir beioe gum eritsn
DtoIe bier 5uinmmen lporen. SIN
ir0bliden anmeruoentreis polteit ou
beine 0~erlebun9 aus Der oitmdrtis
tden 8ornilrn IN Die rbeinii6e 9eiz
mat ie.ern, uno am gibein Den Ou
i'm Often 10 iebnli6 entbebrt,
mtbte es Iein. Weni9e Wohen
DOT Dem &rieg mar es. uno nod
fein 5putltu res &ommenoen tribte
oamals unlerr ju9enDlihen 6roz
linn.
Use 9liidlit porlt bu nieoer pnz
beim. G;, ent5iidte Der itimmun9sz
pole RlLm Define fir Giles Shone
10 empfdn9lid)e Ssele: 2a6sroIa Seiz
%pentapeten, BON oenen 3artpuitellfnr>
bens Gpalbilonife Repnol0a uno
G1lnSbprou9F5 !nmItten pon8oloraAz
men ii6 o6boben, i4perrote Sept
die, Die ieDen guut in iih a%ufiuu9s
ten, ouT bleHoeno .reibem 0omait
Ieu6tenpes Silbergerdt uno funtelns
oe8 GriItul!, ,utf Dem pus 2i6t bes
trdulth 70. oerbdngten 3ii6Idmps
hens tuulenoFarbige G,ibe ent3iinbete.
Nus ein}r bobel, tlirt!5f0rbenen 8oie
quouen 0untIe. idmmetrote Hplen uno
psrmiidten iGten iUBen Duft nit
Der leiien. trdumbnit iebniu6tigen
Streihmliit ounteldu9iQer l|ln3urn.
.0iht Inter Dem 5enIter, IN benz
mir idbeu, murmelte Der R6ein pors
Fei. sine einiome Crime Gdtsrne
an Der NonoungsGrijde mari siuen
Oiinren. 3itternpen 2ittitreiisn iiber
Dos WoIer. Sn i6ottenreitem
Gdllummer triumte oas anoere llfer.
uno ibet uns leuc5tete ouf %t;efounz
teIm @,uno Elm punoerpoa tlayer
Sterrbiumel.
Nie 9simntielig genoHeit bu oie
Sommerndht am Hbein uro Den
lis6en Greis qIeihempfinoenoer jus
GEE Wenihen BEL Der 6eimdtIi6en
Sopls. Wie itrnbIten peine morlnen
unen Augeu mid IN, ais pu mir
oos 0las ~entgeQenbnblt - uus Dem
I.ngen. ;nnigei' Bid. ben ou in mel
ne 4naen i%entteit. ipraf oeire Qiebe.
lie bic reine qriiGtt, = uno bic nod
undlis9eiproht.r 3piihen II lag
ME eth iuass, unberibttes 9Ild 0eis
len tier %beieIi3enoer 8epibheil tpir
oeioe uns InnerIi6 ooh 10 ;id- be-
pubt mnreR.
5Gnf etisntllrrenoe Monute naytn
I5ers GanD 9ebrluli, ats MIR ples
Der |5uilEmen sum R9ein t1ntn.
Sange 0ode7 la9tn hin;er uns. in
oenen idlpete 99unoeu oas Qltt oeJs
nsr >ugsf un9 ols gdn3s juH3e ~
zen 81 peruldien brph.en. GnaDj3't
5iIsbr Oh mis- tr5allen. uno meinem
iorgenoeR 6er3en Hur gu iaasu
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-12-01
Crinnfruna.
8on Gbitb gSerncrs.

Rad triben. 9rduen Hegentppden
lodte Elm eriter beQer Sor1ento9
htaus aus Der Iteinernen StaOt urp
ertpedte ben Wuni9, Die Seele gu
t,tarten an Dem 9eimatballd oes osuts
i6en Stromes uno ieiner iieben Der
sc. mob einmaI Den miloen 5Friepen
zines Commandments am Hbein oez
nieben, pie 10 pit in friiberer 9litz
lider 3elt. Stiler 1T e8 an ieinen
utern 9eporoen; Der grobe Srubel
Des 5remoenpertebrs, Der ionit allz
fommerIib Die @egenD iiberitr0mte, lit
ausgebliebsn. I'm lc unmittelborer
tommt iebt Die erbabene Anmut Der
.2anri6aft gu ihrem Heht, bic rriiber
10 OFT nur ben ltimmungsppllen Sim
tergruno oes bunten Heiielebens biz
bette.
8is Meblen nimmt Die 6abrt III
ren Weg ourA oos iommerIite
2ano. 5iefblauer l6immeI iponnt
ietn ieioi9eS Self iiber Die reifetoell
Teloer. III 9oIoehem Slang ipogen Die
fru6ti6peren 2lebren. Reib traz
gen Die ObltbGume; ME crime, an
elmer S6nur ouigereibte 6pl3tugeIn
iiBen Die Nepfelfen auf ben ,3lpeiz
gen. Sine CUTE Grnte reift oem
Qerblt entgegen, treu biIit Die rbeis
ntide Wlutter &roe ibren ainoern
in Der barten Npt oe5 0oiein3tumps
fes.
am Rbeinufer ite6en Die BieIen
IN poQer 8lite, umiummt Don ma
i6tnoen 8ienen. 6ier unD pa rauld,t
Die Senie ourd Die lnftigen 0ulme.
Duri9er Seuouit fommt BON Den iSelz
bern beruter, auf Denen Die Wabo
thon getrodnet am Bopen liegt. Die
Gutt 1T gang our6trdntt pon WobI=
geru6en, Die EN- led ter Wino gum
Rbein binuntertrGgt. Die 4inDen
bllbeni Sn ibren berouIhenoen
Quit miidt ii6 Der iUBe 0aud Der
Roien, bic rings in ben OGrten IN
iippi9er Fratt iteben. Sin bellies,
itoI3es Shiff rehlslt i'm VorLberz
fabren gruBenoe Hufe nit 1ellpunz
beten SoIoaten, Die am llfer De, ,5u>
lei 8rafenntrtb beba9iid in Ger
Come iisen. 5n osu tleinen R6ern>
itdothen linD pIele, Die bier in Dem
6rieoen Der if0nen Natuy Dol ben
Wunoen oes 3rleges 8ensiung lus
den. Sn tieinen Uruppen, OH pon
et.ter PfIsgerin begIsiisi. lpu3irren le
an ufer sntldng. Qut Der 2eryaiie
elmer 8elisuna, Die uls Ga3atstt eln=
eeridtet Ii. ionnen ii9 anoere, Die
nidt aus9then tonnen. sic iragsn
b!dupeib geitrsifte &ranteutleiouag
unD pertyeJben iia Die GET nit Ulus
# yiereu. Ginsr. Der Elm gein pers
loren bat, ipisIt ,3ie95armon,ta. ~
bdlt cine puut.e dole I'M Utunorpms
Tel uno Iut! nit Den aamsrlosu.
Ab ano al iiu3sn tie Elm pldr 5attt,
bdnn oter iHreiisn Die 8sldttsn
i1lsoer az. Aopl ierHbln - 9etm=
parts.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-12-01

mohttos. gu idirmen unO gu Idlt>
gen.
Spdtnatmittog lpor es. oIs FER
,3uQ III bic Ji9einebene %einbo9, 4is
butte Die entleglihe 4tmpipbdre be-
Ter ihidialsi t)peren Jo9e lid Der
Rdtur mitaeteilt, itono Der 0ort5ont
in 6lommea. lleber ben Bergen gulJ
bic Some gctpoItig QrOB ME in IL
mem Burpurmeere inter. Die so
ben qiu6ttn in 6euerideiu g,taltt.
uno bic Neleu idrbte Der op0IIlierens
oe Q9ioerlAeiu oes 9immeI9, di@
dls p5 Str0me pon 8lut pu9er30qen.
Nie Die 8orbeoeutung orobenoen,
furdtbdren unbeIls erlfien mir be-
Ter Communicating nro lhrtts
bait qrell ltanD nit einem U}oIe Die
5rinneerun9 on oeine Worte BON
ben 3utiinitiQen Gpiern DOR meiner
Geele. REM Gepaltinm ludltt
iih mein geludItes 0cr} 8e9en ole
Noritellun9 3u mebren. ober es &C.
lang mir ntd)t, Die An9it gu pers
ordnqeu, Die t~Guieno entleBiide Bill
Der iab.
,5n tiefblaue 3irien tau6te Die
bereinbrehenos 3Gmmerun8 aie oje
G;Itten. bic Oh 10 l@iebtelt, ais bet
3ug oas 9ruaoerDangene @ieben9e
birge purdeiltt, Ate unoers mar
dQes, ais DOT menl9sn Woben. Uo
mir beioe nls gtlttIde lun9e Nltns
lhentmDer es i'm 1%omuen9laa3e Ia
ben,
U}eiue }(6nun9 6etro5 mid nitt.
Sin p1ar oirte Wo,te 6ruhtec bic
JIobribt, Die al unier Soften III
2rinmey ihIuq.
lluo nun .ieQt prauBen in irem~
Jer. feinoIj6er GtDe uui table 6ohe
in Dem einiomtn tleinen 6ji9eI be9ra-
ben, mas ale mem Gel, Der ,}nbdIt
mejues gebens. meiy gan3es 9rOhes
Slid NAT.
Gpi9 unpio}rbtinJIid NJ Deine
ooietnsirobe, ionn'le S~ugeno, beue
Qren3sniois Giebe mir eHtrihen llro
i'd bin alein 3uriitqeblieben. Joppslt
einiam rad Der qlidlideu J3eit, in
DIR mir 6eins ,Freuc unD Qeio in itos
ber 8roit teIl;en.
Md6t;A Tnfsn bic G6attsn tisier
6sra6. Ger lette 1dnpfer iu5r
ihon gu 3at. Die gerae ouI BEN
onoern llbr iheiaen Qrtif6ar II k
feranqeridt; ciniom lel1tet Elm t.ls
res ael6ss Qift bon Der 60be res
Irahenfeis ftrab. BON ountelro se
'denosn DaHes be6t iih Gin tutet
Ujn0. Gus Dem Ga}arett1or IN
tlir9en leiis 16ne Der 3ie6barmoa5'1
puth bic Q~6stDitile. Die flare G Il
.yi8t Ben @si1r1 elmer ountleu, 6ej
Ds)idreren 5timme 81 mir tsrs
uber:
g, nis lie9t 10 pcjt.
g9ls meju. mas mein emit NOR.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-12-01

Gum oritten U}1t 3o1it Du bin
aug, unb mih igbrt, Der WeJ mad
MInden, ar Die 5tdtteu ptr aunit.
Ite peros Id ZEN Q5eno perdeiien.
IN BEN III. QIJdl.b onQere8t pom
Fem 8enub uaer snt3ideno titled
Ten Wp5attnuifubyun9 i'm Reiioeu5s
,btaier. nos II ieinem reineH. 0ufite
qen Rototo Der lpeaie JlameH III
pes Wleiiters Nert Don 0loDurni 1T,
auT osm 6einne3e i'm iljmmeraDen
Qift Der groben Eo9entampeH oen
Icstsbsri6t As. Shnerite ie,noli6e
4nQritie. Elm nit %tl3eIau9em lroms
melieuer eiu9e.e.teter mutenoer
Curtbru6spetiud bort. no ID DID
pubte. BON hetb.r 4n9lt i'm in
reriten 1utgsnubit. padte id rob an
Iel5en Qbeno meme aoiier. Sd
Bate nur osn amen 8eodnien: bt'm.
unO pus 8ef3bl. III bolt nd5er ga
ieiu, 100 nejne 8,o1nten in a0fI'er
not nit Iu6n mtBten. Iis 6a5tt
an nd6iisu Gage NOR cine arobe
SeeIenqu1l fir MID. 5cas1oaoo
uurpe Der 9eci.t aerelu .reltt,
DIS :ar6t6are T.a5en Bate ih nod
aeIieigert ; en-. * i~tstiten tote oer
&1mpi an e, @., be. no .s 't3es
belt. uno Id uuBte miss oon
Ea-4r EHre
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-12-01

tai nit Ieinen icnnenlberfIuteten 500
ben Dor uns Lao bitten aus IrQuz
men. bic unier ,3utunftsgliid nit 9ols
benen 6GDen %umipaunen, ipruhIt Blu,
pas lafenoe Bib ii1nenp betr lbteno:
vW;e 9liidIid iino mir, Sen arieg
nif)t i'm 2on0 gu baben! en- better
unbetlmmert. 10 ieIbItperItinoli6
lie9t Der E4ein i'm Commentator, ais
miiBten ieine G0bne niht Itinolif
orauBen i'm Gompi fir bic 0eimot
ibr 2eben einieten. Wenn man bier
bic frieoIid griinen llfer iit6t, tam
mans taum faiien, pelhen 6lnatlas
mus Der 8eoante. lie ms 3u entrtie
zen, lett Wienihenaltern i~snieits Der
9ogeien 81 entfe1eln permo6t Bat.
YBiepiel Str0mc bon rbeinii6em 8yut
inn i'm Qnuf Der Sobrbuuoerte 9es
i%loien, UNI uns Die 6eimot Oeutif
81 erhalten uno tpieoiele pernen
nod Ilieben miiIien!"
4n9itpoG umfoBte i'd beine Sono
letter. M}ein Bid Iu6te bic tiefcn
Rnrben, bic oetne erite Berpunoung
in oein petterqtbrGuntes QntliB Elm
gegrdben bate. uno oIs i'd oif 10
ror mir ite6en lab. Elm llrbiIo 6tii
henosr Qebenstroit, Du tlammerts
meme 6offnunQ iib an ben ieIitns
fpIten 0l0u6en: 1eir. Oh f"onnffIt mir
nidt 9en0mmen n'rpen! 1u batteit
ia ifon oeinen 9r bu: be}a0lt, limb
Oeine punoer5ore Rettung 5eim er
ten Utol, lie mar pas iid)ere 3eifen,
ooB un'ere 2'e6e uns feit,r 1neinaaz
0erbdao. ais poB Elm 5hidi1I bid
mir nebmen tounte uno oieie arr.
be, tart: 2ie5e. Die muBte bid mir
audi nieper 3uljjd5riu9en, otnn mir
leioe 9e40rten ia 3u'ommen. immtr
uno epig.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-12-01
yieb bicI 81 wiinidcn i6r ig.
Ter Sonitdtoaicnit I'M 0rit9e ht tribe
rcE ,3cttCn.

Ser Sonitdtabienlt I'm ariege gebt
nut Ipelt entiegent at,'Sn 3utud. US
1T betannt. Dab be @purtdner ete
%&erlpuaoeten III Der QYelle aus Dem
&umpl9etummu enlletnlen, oaB ite
,e auI DIe S0II0er leglen lnQ lpeg=
lrugen; DE Ntgener luDeH ne uut 5lstl
ubereln0uoer qetreu3te Gan3en, re
&elten boDen ne aul oeil Hu4tn lbter
p1erDe, ore UIunten lT.eppteH re aul
ben G6tIDetn, Die Upner dut Den
Nrmen lpeg. Aber er1t III Der Ndis
let3elt tam oen JtomttH Der Oe1aRte,
elnet elgentllDen 1unGtdta0lenlt ett
5urltten. ,Ju oen Ateu3ugtn iaus
Gen hQnn ote barmH"t5Iaen &ruo9r
uul, uHo our 3elt prt Dela9erun8
oes bon Dat Gpunletn qenoHiiHenen
Nmlens $3.50 mar q Aleer tes
Iran3opihen yiarluaIls Btron nit
elgentllUen 6el0lu8uretten uusgeit1ts
tel. 0pater tam man IN england
uut bic ,J0ee. pelonQete Wugen 81
b0uen, luetde mt ocT uttlIletle mats
QetIlbtt mut0eu un0 aQ1t 09rur9en,
AIT NranienlDdtteT uuD Aerbaltc6-
MATERIAL lur 700 8erleBte aul5us
nepmen Dermodicn; nod} lpIier. ais
man Die &t|rlUen-lug bleler Q8u9en
al lnll0nDild laHU. loutDe eulg be-
Iouoete 1anttatsubteliun9 or4ants
llert, Die sum ltti 0trlttcu mar unD
ltd 0et I,H5e1 GUT 5mptppUdton
pom 5tem.lD ptdtitlbeu N|rd9DaGren
bcDiente. Nber IDle atmleIlg ltdno
es mt pen UlaBadbmen CUR 9erbus
peruu9 pon GjlerdH9ea uno Bran0!
Die 4Bunuen luutDen DIoB nit vs. II
Ter nus9eDJiden, uno 5tpor NIT tai
tenn, loenn re pom Gil,nlp0lleu Der
tu6rten, nit matmem, menn ,}euers
fpafien tie ber00r8etuten hatten; D0dls
items. DAT man Gem Nboiiet Elm ne.
nig einqiaurss Bel ooer AltobDl 5eis
lugie. Nei Ua9tam G8U9) Ipdglr
Is Der berlbmte Gbirurg E0rrep. oer
@enetoIlnipettor oes lrln3oltiden
Observation-Disclosures, gum %sriten.
male. 0uf tem 1fiadtieIb Nmputas
tinen por3unebmen, uub er retlete pas
nit unQe}dbIten Soioater bus Geben.
Der 2oIcbtIqt Statue
ner .{oe Nuietml. or Utqtblld, an
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-12-01

Mot 3u berbtUfien.
aun0s (3u ieiusm 5tnejoeD: .
ben 5je moi, us it bic reue u tt
3Etnopign uo1ts. pilBte is ouf t#H
8iteu mi.tea 0uyt.
Do '0num Gif ie6er. nie feit IL
Die ang,te ~Gnn1htn.."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-12-01

ordn9teit ou lrteoer bindus on ben
Ieino. Nm leBten Gag por Dem Qbs
ldieo polltelt ou nod einmaI ben
Ebein mieperiebsn.
IS mar ein l%onnerbeIer Winter=
tag. Rings lsut)tete Die WeIt I'M
S6nee. Wir sing3n Den 8Qeinb0z
benIpe9. immec ouf ben &immsn Der
lintsrbeimIden Serge entlanS. gu
uniern 6iiBea las oa8 mnterIide
&bein:oI Der 6luB fibrte Sod
paiier; l6mubiggrou mdl5te er iih
gurgeln0 babin. Sir pour ountle,
~bun9rige &rdben itril)en nit beiierm
S6rei iber >o8 Wuifer. Als ods
Siebengebir9e ein9tl6neit uns gegens
iiberloQ, tam eIne belle 6e6rulrionne
aus ben y3oIten berpor unb uergol-
oete Die reibe W%interpradt, ooB UNI
5ubIige pin3i3e &riitulle unter ibren
Strohlen nu~fglitterten. W;e nuns
cerid0n erI6ien Dir pa unier Hbein
i'm Wintertleio. 50 botteit pu i'm
nod nie 9eiehen. Su itummem
Sdauen I~tnnoen mir d~neinlnosrge>
lebnt; mir n1t pn5 !6er3 10 Idper
BON Nbihieospeb. 0o broA oua
Dir, angeIi6ts Fer ionneniberltrublz
ten pirterlidsn 6eimnt. po8 Nefijbl
iiberitr3menpsr 0urtbarteit berpor,
oob ou benz 2eben 3uriidgegeben
mart unr Die SA0n6eit Der We!t
nod nit iebsroen Augen JenieBen
"purfteit 0u t~pnnteit toum Uorte
~finoen, nm dus3uorlden, mas bid
10 tief beipe9te. Set umfoBteit ou
mid uno ilbit mid an, ais ob on
mid gum erit.n Ulnl id9eit; nOu
jStt pelB i'd crit, mas un5 eriport
stoIiebeG 1T! y9ie unenpiih oieI rel
der uno ih0ner lit Dos Qeben nun,
troy pes arie9es uno Der 2rennung
unO al oes Sdperen, mas binter
uns Iieyt, - neil Du, unier Slid
uno uniere 3utunft. bic gauge
LEONE Welt mir neugei1entt iejo.
SEPT faIIe I] crit redi, ME noz
menIo5 9IldIitJ i'd bin, Q ou mir
beipe!,"
ROD LANCE itanDen mir in Der
ionni9er NiHternaht unD ou prd9e
teit Dir ods Bib in Die Seele, um
es nit tinau@ gu rebmen Dor ben
6einD.
urldub! 4dutsten es nidt bic
Sonntog6glofsn in ben bli1enben
Sommermorgen hinaus. ratterten e
niht Die Rdpel bes uortDdrtseilenoen
3uges. in Gem Id biz in giuditrdbiens
Ter un9erulo entgegtnfubr. oa pu
heimtamit?
RAD LANCER Irennung hat,en mir
belize uns pieoer no CAB es 3pei
Weniteu, Die 10 iei9 naren, ME
mir beioe in 0.eier u~n9etrUb;en git
%unisres mnI9iten 0iuds2 Wls mir
in Der 3njiden3eit ou;f9emdtt bats
zen - bluti8e. i4pere admpfe bdis
teit 1T In 6rantreit beitanoen, uno
i'd oabsim in manh' LANCER. 5onas
burhpo4tsr 0aft I'm oein leliebtes
Geben gt3tttert nun par es oerz
geilen.
0ur sirmdI purpeit oa tieiernit.
o,s mir binaufgeitie9eH p1reu oEf
Die gerge. uno Das blUbeHpe 86slaz
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-02
THE PARSONS-SOUDERS COMPANY

Hepzibah John Wright, Laura
Brumage. Genevieve Wagner, Gladys
Cunningham. Hazel Alberta Cunning
ham, Mabel c. Reynolds, Pearl Drum
mond, Charles W. King, and Willie
Wright.
Adamston-Garland Lesson, Edward
Fisher, Harold Smith. Robert zehfuss,
okey Costllow. James Cottrlll, Harry
Minter, Sibyl Schultz, Edith Jenkins,
Evelyn Bolander. Jeanette Sehon,
Gladys Boyles, Pearl Smith, Rupert
Riggs. Gordie Limbers, Margaret
Burg, Merle Duncan, Neva Reeves and
Sallie Wyckotf, Union (colored)
| George Scott.
At Northview tonight thitry-one
more Coal district students will be
graduated from the Northview and
Glen Falls schools, making eighty five
in all. NJ. P. Shawkey. of Charleston
state superintendent OF schools, will
be the main speaker.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-02

More than 1000 persons attended
exercises in the Adamston school au-
ditorlum Monday night, graduating
fifty-four Coal district students from
the eighth grade and fully 200 were
turned away. Prof. NJ ]. Abbey. OF
the state university, made the class
address. The following program was
rendered:
Chorus-'Now the Day is Over"
lnvocation-The Rev. D. W. Cum
ningham.
Vocal solo-"Perfect Day"-sybll
Schultz.
Bssay-"Give the Girl a Chance
Gladys Boyles.
Anvil Chorus.
0ration-lRaymond Sehon.
Violin Quartet-Boffa's pupils.
Address-M. j. Abbey.
Violin solo-Mr. Boffa.
Presentation Of class for graduation
r.. H. Carder.
Presentation of diplomas-Superin-
tendent A. G. Bumgardner.
Chorus-"Hail! Adamston HALL"
Benediction-The Rev. Mr.. Cunning
ham.
Those receiving their diplomas at
the graduation exercises at Adamston
were:
Reynoldsville - Laura Middleton,
Cecil f. Maheney, Benjamin Reynolds,
Stella Measer and Helen Thompson.
Wilsonburg-Clare R. Window, Wal
ton Dale Strotner, Clella Maude Gift
ford, Waitman Strother, Erick Paul
Johnson, Mildred Johnson, orville
Clayton Hurst, Eva Marie Grapes,
Mary Madeline Hollister, Everett Guy
Clifford, Daisy Adams, Harry Ernest
Scott.
Tin Plate-Caroline Gavelda. Mary
Marry. Nelson Bauld, Hannah velva
Smith.
ziesing-vance ]. Price, Clyde
Brown.
Gore school-Walter ]. Florianns-
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were honor guests.

were honor guests.
James Ransone of the Ransone
Motor Company, president of the as
ISOLATION acted as toastmaster and in
troduced the many speakers in hia
usual witty manner. The menu was
as follows:
Grape Fruit Cocktail
Olives Celery Radishes
Baked Chicken and Dressing
Potatoes Au Gratan June Peas
Tomato Crab Flake Salad
Strawberries and Ice Cream Cake
! Coffee Cigars
After all had enjoyed the repart
POSTMASTER Ransone started the ball
to rolling by calling upon Mayor Cor
don for an address. The mayor dis
cussed the traffic laws with the mem
bers of the association and asked all
ami il this mauuS- avoid the Tany
acrideE.s which aic caused by viola
ta's nj she law and carelessness.
Mayor Gordon praised the work OF
the association and said he thought
it would be valuable help to the
motorists OF this city.
Stephen H. Wells, freight agen;,
was the next speaker. He told thu
members that in the near future a
new platform would be built at
the freight station for unloading au-
tomobiles and in this manner the de-
lay which the local dealers have en-
countered in unloading their cars
would be eliminated.
Members of the association were
next called upon by Mr.. Ransone and
a general discussion of the work of
the association followed.
Wade H. Garrett, of the ClarkS-
burg Tire Company, secretary of the
association, who had charge of the
affair last evening, was complimente'l
by the members for the creditabl2
way he managed the affair.
Those present and the companies
| they represent were as follows:
Cuppett Bros, Carl and Ray Cup
petit; Ransone Motor Co., JamesRan-
some: Clarksburg Automobile CON-
pany, Earl Taylor and II. P. Cturm
Davis Repair Company, ]. Rex Da-
Wis, Robert Koblegard; Coleman
Garage Company, Chester Coleman
and R. E. Groves; Newcomer Auto
and Supply Company, Joseph ant!
Lloyd Newcomer; Thompson Garage
Company, Scott Thompson and r. c,
Randolph: Clarksburg Tire Company.
Wade H. Garrett and Ira D. Starkey;
Young Brothers, G. Stanley Young.
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PERSONAL

Robert Hood, who spent Easter
week with his parents. DR.. and Mrs.
Thomas M. Hood, has returned to
Baltimore.
]. E. Sutton is here from Cairo.
A. B. Ford, of Salem, transacted
business here Tuesday.
L. r. Stephenson. OF Charleston, Is
business visitor here.
W. M. French, of Gassaway, is a city
visitor.
j. L. Fisher, of Sutton. was visitor
here Tuesday.
w. H. Frame is here from Sutton.
Mayo Tollman, OF Charleston. state
sanitary engineer, is here on official
business,
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Newest Curtains to Deck
the House For Summer

Good news of new goods for your home.
Why not make this the choosing day for the
new curtains that will change the whole at
mosphere, cooler and lightsome.
Scrim curtains, and when we say scrim,
that means marqusette and voiles, in very
wide selection of white, green and Arab, 2h
yards long at $1.O0, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, $500
and $3.50 pair.
The assortment of net curtains are as new
as the curtains are fine. Where else will you
find such selection cluny, Arabian, Antique.
Irish Point and novelty curtains; such as we
are showing in price range from $1.5O to
$500.
In many of our homes you will see side
draperies and over Grapes, which are so much
in vogue in the larger cities. This led us to
collect small but very select lot of madras
and grenadine for the purpose and we would
have you see the new colored figures in blues,
pinks, yellows and tans, 65c to $1.50 yard
These are likewise suitable for curtains.
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Curtain Laces For
Panels

In stripes, floral an allover
patterns. 40 to 80 inches wide
in cream arab and white price
range 40c to $500 a yard.
Many folks are making their
own curtains of these laces and
we have seen several very nice
effects, especially where laces
and edging to match were used,
all of which we have small but
choice assortment. In price 10c
to 25c yard.
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'Never-Srink' Wash Skirts
Cannot Shrink

Every inch of material in these skirts, even
the waist bands was thoroughly sponged and
shrunk before the skirt was made. This
means the skirt will always retain the shape
and they may be washed and boiled without
the fear of shrinking, or sagging
The separate skirt will play more import
ant part in the wardrobe of the well dressed
woman this summer than ever before, be-
cause of the many occasions and besides the
wide interest the women are taking in sports
this season, the wash skirts are an absolute
necessity to the woman who would be cor
rectly alfred
We have the Never-Shrink skirt in Gabar-
dine, Herringbone. Gabardine in awning
stripe and Bedford Cords, prices $500 to
$5.75.
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Ctarksburg, Tues. May 2
Pdrs0ns-S0uders

We know a business man, hard as nails,
you'd say, meeting him just in business,
who goes home and after dinner, always
plays the monograph in the dark. That
is his way of filling up his soul.
He don't know enough about music to
whistle tune
But how he loves it:
AS we said the other day, when there is
love and music in the home man needs no
more; all the wealth in the world couldn't
buy more, how much they miss who have
to seek entertainment elsewhere.
The Marvellous VITAPHONE.
Last of all the monographs are the SUI
perior of any. With truly fine instru-
ment, the VITAPHONE combines to
make the best of all monographs
Prices $3.50 to $4,000
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Trxs Values
SOCIAL AND
~ PERSONAL

Continued from Page Three.)

Mrs. Ethel Toltzclaw Gawler, a
dramatic soloist. of Washington, will
appear at the May festival which will
be given by the Marcato Music Clut
Thursday evening. May II, in the
auditorium Of the Masonic temple
The Cadenza orchestra will assist in
the accompaniments.
Mrs. Gawler is soprano soloist in
the church of the Covenant, Wash
ington, D. c. Her voice is marvel.
ously clear, and her staccato WORK
clear and crisp. She will take the
leading role in the May festival.
All members OF the Choral Club
are asked to be present at 1880
o'clock promptly Tuesday evening N
the rehearsal in the First Baptist
church.