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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-26
Qer @eriidlcrmmasaaentem.s .strife.

g}em Yorf, %. Suli.-Die 8e.
amten Der neueeeriinoeten Union
Der @eriiderlngs.9 .9lgenten, oeren
Nlit9lieOer geeen Die YruOentiol ,Sn'
Iurance Company an oen Strife ge-
eongen iino, oeriiderten bente
9lbeno, oaB @emiibungen inn @ange
ieien, 9l9enten anoerer GerIide.
rlmas.@ .@eleaidaIten, ole 9lr6eiter.
@eriiberims betreiben gum 9lni1lilB
an Die Strifer 81 geuinnen. Ole
Strifer crfldrten OoB lie bon Der.
i6ieoeneu 9leeuteu oieier @eiea-
i6oiten finan5ielle llnteritiibune 81.
geii9ert er6olten 6dtten.
Ole ;Strifer meroen morgen Elm
8erb0r Dor Der Staats.8ermitt.
lungs.9cb0roc er6nlten.
Sr. SarrD 2limpfin Der Pr1I.
bent Der neiien Union, erfl6rte beute,
oaB S6ritte i'm @an0e ieien nm
ole Ebatiodeu in Dem Sqae Dor Se-
fret1r @ilion bonn glrbeits.Departe-
ment 81 legen.
nDie @eieaidoft,~ Iaete Serr
2umptin beilte, obot oas @infommen
Der 9lgenten nelm MaI in Den leBten
fiinf Sa6ren 6erabgeiett, iooaB iie
5ulebt 30 @ro5ent weniger ais in
frii6ereu SSnbren Oeroient baben.
@enn elm 9lrbeiter nit ieinen grd.
mien bier @o6en i'm 3iidItanoe mar,
perlangte oie @eieaidaft, OaB oie go.
lice perfalen erfldrt miro, lmo ole
9lgenten muBten fir ole erbaltenen
Gommiiiioneu neue 8olicen ein6rin.
gen. Die @eielidait bebielt ole elm
ge3ablien @elOer fir lid.
Die 9lgenten Oerlangen oa6er cine
ngreB.llnteriud6ung Ger @elb1fis-
met6ooeu Ser @eIeQi6ait. GongrcB-
miteIieO 8. Samia BON New Seriep
miro, mie perlouiet beute ooer NOR
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-26

geben, ge5piIngen mer0en, oeuti6.
omerifonii4e Gbeilbn6er aus3uidal-
ten uno an oeren SteQe GnglGnOer
aitf5unebmen.
Tubenoe bon 6irmen ioaen be.
reits penn Crude no6gege6en un0
iib in Der eriuG6nten @eiie reorga.
niiirt baben uno onoere ioQen I'M
8egrifie Iteben, oies 81 t6im. gns9ei-
ipiel miro Oie befannte ganffirma
IS. glmiind & SO. ongeiii6rt. Gieiel.
6e itieB Dor einigen Ylonaten auf
Sdmierigfeiten, un0 ais lie iiH Oie.
ierbal6 an Die britiide 9legierung
manOte, ipuroe ibr nlitget6eilt, einige
i6rer 0litglieoer bon oertider Ser
funft ous3ul1alten lmo oaiiir einen
ser 6ritiiden Hegierung genebmcn
Wlann aif5iinebmen. Nlan folgte
oieiem Hat6, inoem G6os. 9l. Sober,
friiber ameritaniider @enerol.Gon.
iul in 2onoon, ais G6eil6ober oufge.
nommen nuroe. Seitoem bat oie
Sirma feline Sdpierigteiten me6r.
9Ie6nlib erging es Der GeeOeriir.
ma 5uud, Goge II. 60, pel6e eiuer
ibrer Ebeil6o6er, s. g8. @oIdens,
fallen loiien muBte, obgleiB oeriel6e
amerifaniider 9iireer 1T.
Wourice 9. 9Iument6ol, ser 9ln.
malt oes Gomite's Der ouf Ser
Sdwar5en 9iIte Ite6enoen 8irmcn,
erfl6rte, oieie 96aie Der Sode wer.
oe iorgfGltig itnteriud5t, Ons not6ige
Moteriol our 9eItdtigung peroe eli.
rig eeiammelt imO alsoann Dem
Stats Department unter6reitet
meroen. Wlan iudt au9 Oie nidt
in New Dorf anidiiieen 6irmen
pelbe allf Der Sdmar5en &iiie itc.
ben 5ur Wlitpirflng 6eron3u5ieben,
unO eS ge6en Dem Gomite, an oeHen
Spite 6efanutli6 Sr. 2eopolo 8im.
mernann bon Der ganffirma 3im.
mermann & 5oribab itebt, BON alien
Ebeilen 0es 2anOes be5iigliAe 3uii.
6eriingen 81, gum Tbeil nit glnbic.
ten finou5ieIer SiiIfe.
Seit lebtem Somitag limo Dem
Gouite ii6er so oerortiee 9riefe 81.
aegoneen, uno spnr bon 9euien, sic
ni1t iel6lt oui ser Sdpor3en 2iIte
iie6en ober entriiitet iiber ole ben
GnglanO 6efolgten Wlet6ooe linO mN
li6 6ereit erfldren Dem Gomite IN
ieoer MIR moelibeu @eiie be6iilflid
81 iein INN 0ieien 6ritiiden @inerifi
in Die amerifaniibeu @eiddfte 81.
riid5upeiien
3um 8anferott ge3pun.
gen.
Syn oieIer @er6inoung lit and oaS
@eidid Der g1efp yorf SransotIon.
tic SO. eriuG6nenspert6. Iieicl6e
bate Sen 0ampfer oMaracos" ous.
geriiiiet iuo nit elmer 2aoung
6leii6 nod Gbriitionio geionot, Ooh
mar er bon oen 8riten aefapert NOR.
oen uno erlt geitern nod elmer Ser
3oeeritng bon einem Sabre unO bier
Monoter, 1T Ser Sal bon einemYri-
lengeridt aifgenommen wor0en.
Gie @eieaIAoft lit ieitoem oitrd
einen englii6en @Idubiger 5um9au.
ferott ge5mungen tuoroen obglei6
oie @l1ubiger, 9lmcrifaner, 6ereit
poren, sic gntideioung oes Sales
o63uporteu. Die @eieaidaft beite6t
ausidlieBli1 aus 9lmerifanern. Ga.
miel S. Groiiing, Elm frii6erer Gee
Gapitdn, 1T i6r YrdIiOent, Clarence
s. Carroll, OerNid iett nit Gompag.
ME 9 oes 7. 9leeinents an Ser me-
rifaniiden @ren5e befinoet, Sefretdr,
uno Dabio @ogel Sdobmeiiier. 9Iac
Grei Iino in 9Imerifa ae6oren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-26

UCUHlCll-
Ole n8ie1e 6eS &riegs.~
(DrobiIos nab eabbiae)
Berlin, 25. Sui. - Ser Yor.
tci-9(uSlGuB ser So5ialocmofroten
Bat mie ser lle6erice g}obribten-
oienit meloet cine &eiolltion onge-
nonumen, meIde erfldrt, oie 8iele 0eS
&rieges ieien noie @ertbcioigung Oes
2ouoes, @iirgi6oft poIitii6er llnou.
toit6orteit no Srcibeit Der mirtb-
ic6oftliben Gntpidlung."
0entide @egenmo BreGel
mar mirfiom.
(0rabilos mad Gnbbue)
Berlin, %. Sui. ~ 9lngelid6tS
fortoeieBter i1Iedtcr 9e6ouoluug,
Die Den oeuti6eu geionocnen Sifi3ie.
rep in 6ronfreiA 81 E6eil miro, 10
meloet sic lle6eriee 9to6ridten-9lgen.
tur, 6otte Oie oeutI6e 9cgierlmg ais
@eqenmaBregel on9eoronet, Dob @e.
iangenenla9er eingeribtet mer0en in
Oenen fran50iiide Sifi5iere inter
Oeniel6eu llmIt6nOen lcben miiilen,
pie oie oeiitiAen in 6ronfrcid. Go
Die iran50iide 9ieoieung IN Oieier
Siniic6t cinige &er6eIierlrnoen Bat
entreten loilen. bat sic oellti6e 9ie.
gierlng gleihfoas d6nlicbe gluorO.
nungen erlolien.
Sir 6 0gor SpcDer bIeibt
@8itglie6ocS o@ @ebcimen
9fotbS."
2on0on 25. Suli. - 0oS 9(p-
pcllgeridjt cntibico 6cutc, Dob oos
9fccbt Sir @oeor SpcDcr's, ouf DER
2ilte ser WlitglieOer ocS @e6cimen
9fot6s 5u bleibcn onBer Sroge lei.
0ieie @ntidcioune b0It oic unterc
Snltol8 oufredt, wcl1e ebeniolls 6u
05lrnitcn Sir @6gor'S enti6ieoen
botte.
Cir G0oar Spcpcrl @liteIie0 ser
@onfiersfirma SpeDcr in 2onOon
Seem Dorf rn0 Sronfflrt a. Gt., 1T
britiiber llntertbon ocutiber @eburt
ino glbltqnmung. 8ci 9lusbrucb oes
&rieaeS 'mur0c er ieiner ocutibcu
Serfunft megen beftig onqegriffet
II. feline Seinoe beidulOieten ibn Of.
fen Der SlloDolitdt ood mur0e er
bon @remier 9lsqilitb morm Dertbei-
oigt.
SIN @1oi 1915 reiiqnirte Cir SO.
gar bonn @ebeinrotb un0 erludte
Inn @i0erruf ieiner @r6c6unq in oeu
9loelSitono. 3oS SeroIosnmt enlbieo
o6er, Dob Der 9onficr lcinen Eitel
ni6t mebr berIieren fonne. 0ie
6roge iciner Stellung ols @ebeim.
rot6 blie6 in Der S1mebe, bis i'm
91oOem6er 1915 Oie 9(nti.Deutlden.
Sign i'm @eriHte flog6or muroe, I'M
feline @ntiernung aus Dem &otbe gu
er8ielen. @ie ietige Gnti6eioung 1T
oas Heiultot oieles S1rittes.
Seine u oerung in 0iuB-
lanO'S 9(uSIon0Spolitit.
g YeterSburN 25. Suli - Syn
Ger ouswGrtigcn Yolitif 9hiBlono'S
miro inter ser 2eitunq oeS neuen
@liniiiers 0eS9tuspdrti9en, Boris g.
Stnrmer, oem Oladiolger SergiuS
Sa5ouoif's, feline 9lenocrlmg entire.
ten geudB Ser beite bon @lic6oel g.
9loo5ionfo, Ocn ErGiioentcu ser On
ma, a6oege6eucn Grfl6runa. Sr.9loo-
5ionto 6atte cine llnterreoun0 nit
Srn. Stlrmer, IN ser oieicr crfI1rte,
ooB, mie 6is6cr, ieoer Sdritt NIT
boaer &cnntniB imO llebereiniiin-
nune Ser Gntcnte Dl16te unO inn
Slime Der oemeiniamen Sutereiien
peroen miir0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-26
nide 0eianasnc raau 5errei@e gerYnnSete in g6ansn

Gle 6ront erItredt ib bon einem
etma cine O1eile nor0li6 bon @6ric.
miinOe gelegenen @luft Dem linfen
0iumoilier entIong 10 pcit iiiolid,
ais man pom bo1iien 9eobabhn0S.
puuftc aus nit Dem oQeriddrfiicn
6elOglos ie6en fam. @inc glnSnob
me 6ilOet mr. Elm i6mocber 9lbidnitt
5iuilben 0lag9aien lno Giin6ot wo
oie Jront cine geraoe Sinie in Scr
9li6tlmg oif Sen 9riidenfopi bon
llerfiiQ beiHrei6t.
Gieie 2inie 6o6en sic Gellti6eu
felt Dem lebteu Ser6it o6ue ieglide
@erdnoeruua felt in Sduoeu ge6al-
ten.
81 merifoncrn &onoung in
@roBbritounienO Der.
meiGert.
2onoom %. Suli. ~ WlcGlure,
Ger amerifonii1e Gerleger, mllroe &C.
Itern an 9oro Oes omerifanil6en
Yoliagieroampfers oY6ilaOclpbio"
bel Der 9lnfinft in SiOerpool auriid-
oc6olten ino erit beute 9lodmittoa
nod0em oie omerifoniibe 9otidoit
bel Oen britiiber @eb0r6en ooritellig
gelpproen mar, freigeloHen.
S6omas Sugbes &ellD aus glew.
yorf, Dem Sdnbmeiitcr ocs Sriib
&elief 8lno, ieiner Srou imO iei-
mem 9[iiiltenten Soiepb Smith, wur.
oe pcoer crloubt, in @nglonO 81 Ian.
oeu nod nod 6olmoutb 5u fobren
Inn BORT einen bolldnoiiden 0ompfer
nod Oen @ereinioten Stooten 5u ncb-
men. 0ic omcrifoliiide @otidoft, oie
$r. &ellD I'M @eiitono frngte, ipur0e
bon sen britiiHen @eboroen mitee-
tBeilt, ooB oie Orei Ycrlonen ouf oem
mnerifaniiden 0ompfer uEbilooel.
pDio,~ ouf Dem iie geitern onlonetcn
nod 0en 8ereinieten Sfooten 6uriid-
febren miiBten. @s merOe ibncn iln-
ter feiuen llmIt6nocn erlalbt IN
0jroBbritonnien 81 lonOcn. 0ie britt.
iben 8eboroeu go6en fir 0iele Ser
weieerung feinen beionOeren @rlnO
an auBer, 0oB Die Q[mpeicn6eit Der
0rei %erionen in @roB6ritonnien
niht erpiinibt lei.
0ie 9iceicrlng 6eigt feline 9(bii6t
Ole &ertbeilimg Der in Sen Ser.
Stooteu aur llnteritiiBung Der ST.
lGnoer geiommeltcn @eloiummen 81
Derbin0erh ober iie miro gewinen
9erionen niGt ecltotten, SSrlono an
betreten. &ellp unO Smith per0en
onibeineno 0u ser aloiie iol6er Ber-
lonen gerc1net.
Deuti6lono nidt ouS3u-
bungern.
Sooq, Sollono, 25. SSuli (bio
2onoon). II 0iplomotiiden Gertre.
tern neutroler Niddte in Berlin 1T
bon oeuti9en @eamten ouf elmer
3eiic 0ur9 1os 2ono Der Ston6 Der
Grnte Dor 9lugen gefii1rt moroen.
lleber oieie SnipeftionStoir miro in
ben oeuticben 8eitlngen filr8 beri6.
tct: @s iit on5unebmen, ooB iie (oic
oiplomatilNen @crtrete) oe llc6er.
oellglng gewanncn ooB Scr 9lon
unicrer 6ein0e, ms ouS5ubungern,
ou1 in oieiem Sabre feblicblogen
miro. @inigc &ertretcr mureu Ioeor
iiberraiht iiber Die bcmcrfcuspcrt6
giinliigen @rntcousiibten."
SeioeIbcrg lit ocr critic 0iItrift I'M
&eide, Der Golfsberpflcgung in Den
&onogeneinocn cingeiii6rt bat. 0ie
3abl Der @emeinoen, pelde oieien
Flon ongenommen ba6cn beirdot 10
weit elf lno it, no@ Der u&omii4en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-26

gen cine llnteriu6ung beantragen.
'SenIationeQe gntbiuuneen 1teDell
mie oie 9(geuien iogeu, beOor. Sic
i1lc6te 9e6auolung Der 9[genteu ilno
oie @eIdGitsmet6oOen Der @eielll9aIt
in 9e5ug ouf oos 8orgeben gegen
arme @oliceninba6er, Die ge5milIge'
nerueiie nit ibren @rGmien5abhm-
gen riidItdnoig limo, weroeu Dem Fu'
blitlm 5lir aeuntniB gebra1t mer'
0en. 92eue @eiebgeblmgen meroen
sic 6olee onbon iein uno Die glrbei'
ter, melhq 10, IS ooer % @entS
moHentlib beBablen weroen groBe
@ortbeiIe erringeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-26

ouf 256 brinat. su Der eripd6nten
@eriooe iorOerte oie Seude 3wei 2e-
ben gum Gpier, mas Die 8abl Scr
bisber Der arantbeit erlegeuen Sim.
Der aui 27 bringt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-26
9n(tlkauf.
Sdniid, @eit SmOicn
bon Cntel Saut beSebrt
0Dillems, $25, 900, 900
OafiIr az erleget.

ct. Groir, ct. EbOmas uno ct.
Sobu @eaenitouO Der gerbouO-
liuaeu. siuo BON erOBter
Iirategiider Qgidtiefeit fir Die
gereiuiateu staoteu. TT Soben
mebrere quite Sdieu.- Diploma.
ten perIuben ibon ieit 60 Sab
rem Ole uIeIn fir ole 0aepublit
ali erperben. @oren eiuuoI
ga. or 0oQ mn ,,,hohn,t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-26
gratil6t
Ma6nabmrn
Gegem GngIanO's @ia=
tarbcrri6aft.
Sm Serbin6Mitg nit Grlak
Der Gdiuar3em elite.

Seitens Der bon ben betroffenen
umerifuniideu 6irmen eebiIOeten
Organization OerIonet. II Sn
@eidIiiiien ole eeltern 9lbenO ae-
foBt iuurOen. II Grfldren es ols
Die @flidt Der gereiuigteu
Staoteu @iOerruf Der 2iite bon
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-27
And FIatteners to Take Effect
from March III to May
81 Next.

P1TTsHUftG, March 27:-The Glass
worker says: s :
At a meeting held at the Fort Pitt
hotel, March is, between the Inde-
pendent Machine Window Glass Manu-
facturers and the wage committee OF
the Window Glass Cutters and Flat
teners' Association OF America, the In
dependent machine manufacturers
agreed to pay all cutters and flatteners
working In their plants the addition
al seven and one-half per cent advance
that has been granted TO the hand
plant workers, this advance TO take
effect in said plants from March II to
May 81.
This meeting was attended by the
following manufacturers: Felix stein-
berger, chairman OF the meeting and
president OF the Tuna, Glartsburg;
n. j. Walters. secretary and manager
Pennsylvania plant, Kane, Pa; Thorn
as Camp, president smethport Glass
Company, smethporst, Pa; Charles
Bears. manager Gonsodid ated Com
Ipany. Haze1hurst and Mt, Jewett, Pa.
y. u Keener. Morgantown, w. Val,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-27
WAGE INCREA SE
GIVEN CUTTERS

Elmer Myers. manager Bfookyine
Glass and Tile Company washington,
Pal j. w. McNulty, secretarystr
nrer PittsburE Window Glass Com
pany, Washington, Pa John ID Camp
bell. manager ittsburg Window Glass
Company, Washingto on. Pa; John tSob-
legard. president and manager West
Fork, clarksburgg w. va.;iW. s. Cal
derwood, treasurer Kane plant Kane,
Pa; ~ q. Kohlegard. president Cres-
cent Window Glass Company, Weston,
W. Va
The following members OF the wage
committee OF Window Glass Cutters
and Flatteners' Association Of Amer
lea were present: w. q. Kirchen-
bower, president: Joseph II. Fortune.
secretary: Conrad Hines, William Mil
Ter, Charles Ghessman, Oscar Dubois,
John Kealey and Frank Westcott.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-27
ISPRING RAINS. AND TIA NIS.
WILL BE UGLY REMINDERS
Why Tolerate Catarf?

You have noticed, no doubt, that any
cold aggravates nasal catarrh, and the
flow of mucous ama2es you that such
Objectionable matter could find lodg-
ment in your head. To ignore this
catarrh when the cold subsidies is
wrong because it continues to slowly
iniure the delicate Innings of the nasal
passages and clog. them up.
To correct catarrh, cleanse the nos
trils frequently with a solution of warm
water and salt, insert vaseliue on re-
firing, and take spoonful of SCOTS
Emulsion after meals for one month.
SCOTS acts through the blood to feed
the tissues, and contains soothing
elycerine to check the inflammation
and heal the sensitive membranes.
SCOTS is pleasant to take.
scott & BOVINE. DloOmaeid. NJ. 1880
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-27
KNOW 1T WELL
Familiar Features Wen Known "a
Hundreds Of harrisburg Citizens.

A familiar burden in many homes.
The burden of a bad back
A lame.f a weak or an aching back
Often tells you of kidney ills.
Doan's Kidney Pills are for weak
kidneys.
Here is clarksburg testimony.
Mrs. Reider. Alta Vista, Clarksburg,
says: 81 suffered from dizzy spells.
When I stopped to pick up anything
or take anything out OF the oven, 1
had to catch hold OF something to
steady myself. had severe back
aches and pains through my loins.
Doan's Kidney Pills soon cured the
backache and the pains left. The dizzi-
ness went away, too"
Price soc. at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. Reider had. r-Milburn Co.,
Props. Buffalo. N. Y.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-27
THAT TIRED FEELING
Relieved by Hoods sarsaparilla,
Which Renovntes tho Blood.

That tired feeling which comes to
you in the spring. year after year. Is
singn that your blood lacks vital
ity, Just as pimples. boils and other
eruptions are signs that 1t is impure;
and 1t Is also sign that your ByS-
tenn is In low or rundown condition
inviting disease. It Is a warning,
which It Is wise to heed.
Ask your druggist for Hoods Sar-
saparilla. This old standard tried
and true blood medicine relieves that
tired feeling. II clenses the blood.
gives new life, new courage. strength
and cheerfulness. It makes the rich
red blood that will make you feel,
look, eat apd sleep better.
Be sure to get Hoods sarsaparilla.
It embodies the careful training. eX-
perience and skill Of Mr.. Hood. n
pharmacist for fifty years. in It's
quality and power to cure,-Adver-
tlsement.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-27

BALTIMORE, March 27.-To In
sure quicker service In the delivery
of reight and to place adequate IA
cllities at the disposal of shippers,
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad has
established in the office of it's COM
nercial freight agent, in the Produce
Exchange building, New York, a
literage bureau which will re-
ceive from consignees order for
the movement Of lighterage freight
end the movement Of freight from
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-27
OSTRICH FARMING
PROVES A SUCCESS
Joe Miller Declares It is No
More Trouble to Raise
Them Than Turkeys.

PoNCA CITY, Okla, March 81
Last fall Joe Miller Of the 101 Ranch
brought a flock OF ostriches from
California and placed them on the
ranch southwest OF Ponca City, with
the intention Of making the expert
ment of raising ostriches in Okla
homa.
The experiment has proved success
full and the ostriches have Just COM
menced laying. There are at pres
ent fifty ostrlches on the ranch.
When forty eggs are secured they
Will be placed in an incubator. This
will require six weeks time. Miller
says that II is no more trouble to
raise ostriches than it is to raise
turkeys. The birds are kept in q
large barn during the winter. They
are fed on grain OF any kind and
alfalfa hay. During the summer
months they are turned out in a
large pasture and require no extra
care or feeding.
The plumes or. feathers are a source
of considerable revenue, and pay
very we'll for the trouble of raising.
The birds ON the 1O1 Ranch will pro
duce an average of $50 worth OF
plumes at each pluchng and they
will be plucked twice a year. The
eggs are said to be good eating. one
being sufficient for meal for large
family. One ostrich egg weighs about
as much as eighteen hen eggs, and
it Is asserted to contain as much
nutrition as twenty-four hen eggs.
The flesh of the young birds also is
appetizing meat, having a taste SINH
lar to that OF a turkey.
The climate of this section seems
adapted to the birds and the original
flock Of fifty is still intact.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-27

'PtL5o-1916
fantry, Q troop Of cavalry, three
bands, $4,000 square feet of display,
requiring three complete buildings,
and the presence Of the Pacific feet
In the bay below the Exposition
grounds, constitute the governments
recognition.
1.-THE 1916 visitor can find IN this
charming wonderland-thnt did not
lose by comparison with San Fran
eisco's captivating Exposition %
1e1 6eyery attraction OF the old
year and so many new features, in
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A cent dated 1894 brought the re-
markable sum of s245 at a recent sale
OF rare coins. That is much better
than could have been done at COM
pound interest, with anything like the
usual rate.
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phlets on these subjects for free dis
tribution. Another postal card ad-
dressed to Logan Waller Page. direc-
tor Of that once. at Washington, Will
secure them. Two postal cards, a
couple Of evenings Of reading. intelli-
gent observation Of the lanes OF mud
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engineering discussions OF tho sub
ject which come to his attention un-
usual terms are used to describe the
things and conditions he knows by DIFF
ferent names. He ls bewildored by
technical jargon, just as the most OF
us arc puzzled at times by the 1argon
OF tho doctors. The terms employed
by the engineers and the doctors arc
useful to the specialists because they
convey exact shades OF meaning to-
tho specialists who need them. but
they ought to be confined to the circle
Of specialists.
Some method Of leading the water
from ono side OF the road to the other
is necessary. One great cause OF bad
places in roads is the use OF poor de-
vices for such purpose. Tho culvert
under the road ought to be so made
that water passing through II will not
keep the roadbed soft; 1t ought to be
largo enough to carry the water cas-
fly, and It ought to be located so that
II will not become clogged. That IL
what an experienced engineer who
can talk in logarithms when necessary
says about It, and It is simple enough
for the least scientific TO understand.
"All these requirements can be met
by simple and inexpensive means that
any intelligent farmer can use in fight
ing the mud menace to his success
and happiness"
Defective Abutments.
IF the road must be carried over a
stream, bridge will be needed. and
there is nothing mysterious about a
short bridge. The great trouble with
most Of the defective bridges has not
been in the Orders and beams but in
the abutments. A bridge built on sand
is even less secure than the house
built on sand which has come down TO
us as typical Of useless structures.
In the construction Of the abutments
OF little road bridges provision must
be made for secure foundations down
below any danger Of undermining by
foods. and the freshets Of the coming
spring will show whether or not this
rule has been observed IN their con-
struction.
All these things are noted here be-
cause the spring conditions will show
before long to the intelligent farmer
where road conditions can be bettered
at little expense. He can read the
lesson easily, II he has q little help ct
the start. Fortunately, he can obtain
that help by the use Of two postal
cards. In most states, the state high
way department. has prepared bulle-
tins explaining the essentials of earth
road construction and maintenance
and these bulletins will be sent to-
any farmer upon application. One
postal card will secure them. The Of
fee OF public roads and rural engt-
neering at Washington also has PAM
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which will soon be seen in most parts
OF the country, aud then INTELLIGENT
cooperative action will accomplish
All that Is needed TO start
the reform Is q realization that the
annual mud bottom conditions are
largely ayoldabie by inexpensive, iri-
telllgently directed work.
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PROBES FIRE.

Monroe @, Idndeiberger. OF wheel
ing. deputy state fire marshal. was
here Monday on his way home from
Randolph county where he invests
gated q fire at q Jumper plant.
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Not content with breaking all Elk
position records by remaining an en-
tire year, San Diego's international
enterprise has started on its second
year, with March is ns Dedication
i In the face Of the world war. and
the Mexican complications, the
United States government Is partici-
patinF in the San Diego Exposition
n far greater degree than ever IN
any international Exposition "a
thousand marines. . battalion Of IN
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The color magenta Is named after
battle which was fought In the year
OF ttsl discovery
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EIks' Social Session.

The local lodge of Elks will initiate
q class OF candidates Tuesday night
and have a social session with Clifford
r. Hill chairman Of the latter. A fine
feast has been prepared and the
amusement features will be up to the
high standard the lodge maintains,
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Al recent census disclosed twenty
dogs to eight babies in a fashionable
colony at Palm Beach.