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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-09

scD06nlidj beiDcgt SD maiB mobl
iagte cr, onB 0ie Boteni1cit Sen incl.
item Menid)en nid)t mebr piel bcOer-
tet, obcr Dir foil iie 0ieslnal einc
cruite 8fli6t oufgclegt bo6en SD
mcr0e @on0d uidbt inuer Elm 10 GU
ter Batter icin f6unoli ol5 id) ruoHte;
id bin Elm iebr leidltinniger Nleuid)
imo Oh tolruit 9icdlt gcbobt bobcn,
0oB ic6 tid]t Bate beiraten iollcn.
gdu iit5c id Die Solgeu bon 5rmt
rn0 aino ab5inpobrcn, aber Is FAM
ieiu, DOB uleine &rait pl0tlih CT.
labnlt ooer irgeuO Elm boier 3ufall
mir ale 3irfel it6rt gSeun es min
idle6t aeben iollte, uinm Did ocs
fleincn W}do6en8 an gSillit Oh mir
Oie 6on0 oorouf geben? llnO bar.
aui ga6 i3 ibn Sic Sono 9as &C.
i6ab nibt 70 lcid)t bin. SD fannte
ia ieinc 3erriitteten @rr6dltniiie, fab
ibn naD pie ror bel &ennen un0
g8etten beteiligt lno muBte, 0aB Der
Spieler mr. 0urc6 fortgeieBtes Spiel
iid ii6er g8oIier 6olten founte, 0oB
freilid Gr idludte dngitlid
mo ill6te Die Geblc Ourb Suiien frei
81 MAIDEN. oSSN fomme gleid 5inn
SdluB. Gines Cages trat er bel
mir eiil iutO bertruute mir, Dab es
nit i6m 3u Glloe iei, menn ic6 ibm
nicbt 6elfeu molle. Gr nonnte mir
cine iebr groBe Slunme, Die auf
Gbrcni6eiu fdllig iei. @r bate Die
gan5e gtadt nit ie6r reicbeu &opalie-
rem geipiclt, inincr in ser @offnllllg,
Dab ibm cnolic5 oas @liid 6olo icin
meroc 1ie aorteu 1atten meiit ge-
gen i'm geiblagen llnO INN iagtc
er 8li mir penn Oh mir nicbt ooS
@elo peric6afiit bleibt mir ni1ts
iibrig, ais MID 81 eri6ieBen. n gSos
CT BON mir ncrlalgte, mar ilngcfdbr
0as, mos ic5 Daniels mciu gauges
@crm6gcn naute Ias moIlte cr
mir nie6t 0laubcn, lmo iucUn i6on
idj isi iein cinsigcr &ettllngsallfcr,
rno cr bdtte 9eoccbt, OaB rid picl.
leidt Qhtter imo Gilo crbarnItrn
weml iN audi pen 6rclmo iallcu iai-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-09
3iouiitcn .Guu0cntiOu.

Die o6eocrotion ser omerifani-
i6en 3iouiItcn", Oereu %rdii0ent Or.
sarr1 6rieoenpaIo 1T wno i5re 90.
Eo6rcs GouDertion IN Baltimore
mdbrcno Scr gsobe bonn "a. bis 30.
Eni 6olten. GaS bieiigc Saipt
Quarticr Der CrGniilation lit in ocn
&duWG 9r. 406 inns i0S im GQm.
toblcsScbdu0c aligei3lagen. &or6e-
reitungen uer0en bon Ocl 5ieii1cn
s}ioniiicu fir 0rn Gmpiaug BON 1000
Gelcgotcit aus alien @cgenocn Oc3
Qauoas gciroifen qlm ndt5itcn Sonn.
tag gl6er0 lUiro in Der u0}itiif-2lfooe.
Oie~ sic critic oiientlfde &crlanmt-
hung mter sen 9hlipi5ien Oes Goupen-
tion5.Gonite's oeranitaltct. Or Ben
3ion 9GoIiinio6n elmer Der Sii6rcr
Der Notwithstanding miro eine
9(uipra6e 6alten i'll lpeIcber er 0cm
9}ublifum sic 9(r6eit mo Oen 3ped
Scr 3ioniiten.9ewegung in0 Die Sofi.
mli0en fin Gin i8raelitiideS @ei-
mot6slano in Golditina crlantert.
Gas Gomite bat BON @i8coluit
@rpcc, Sem e6emaligen 5ritiiden BOT
iHaiter in 9lmcrifa cine &abclocpeidlc
cr6oIten in melc6er cr ser 3ioniiten-
@cmesuua griolg miinidt. Inter Pin
oeren iagt cr, OaB bic tiirfii6e Serr-
idoit nic6t aaein @ol0itiua iouoern
oua iibcraa iiiolb mo 0itlib Oes
Gourus &e6irges ouiborcn mlB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-09

SOB trat io0lei6 Gin ib bate nltr
nod bic ibmer5liAc gIufgo6e, Die
obutngSloIc 5rmi 5i beua1ridtiqeu
pon Dem @ntiesliMen, mas ~ ia mel
uen Soule geiAebeu mcr. Sen
siamncr i@ilOere icb nicDt. lIno Die
tlcine g8aiie . 9llS i'd an 0as 9ett.
cbcn trat ino oas Nino mir laden6
leiuc glrrnlrben ent9egenitredtc 30
mar mfrs, ais Oh mir ciiuus IN Der
9rlHt ipriu0en miibte gSie eiu rct6t
armieliger Sinner fam i6 mir Dor.
SD wagte gar nibt 81 geltebeu, 0aB
id) oieieS Sllrdtbarc bate ubmcnoen
tSnnen Sir ale 3cit, lneiute i9,
miiBte ic5 Wlortba luo Dem &in0e oer-
baBt iein. lin Des elen0en @eioeS
willen @enn icb Die Gat icbt
batte ingeiNeben maMen fGnnen, al
len SeiiB miir0c ic6 bingegebcn babcu.
@cpiB unO pabrbnftig glber iie ipar
nidt nngei1eben 81 maben llnO id)
fpnnte mir ulr geloben, Ser armcn
g8itipe iortan cine Stiibe al iein uno
fir oas aino wie eiu @oter 8l iorgcn.
0as gclobte icb mir luo bis0er b1b'
i1 Dies @eliiboe treil gebalten.~
,0u batteit Dir ni6ts por5uper-
feu,~ iagte gIoele nob elmer @cile,
ais cr ibpeigeuo Dor Iib binitarrte.
a9luc6 Der bilfrciebitc Sreuno ipiir0e
nic6t onoerS gebanoe!t boben. llno
wGreit 0n 10 t0rid5t gelpeicn cin ioI-
DIES 9pfer 5u briugcn, tpie Gcriten cS
Sir in Der &cr5neiilluq sunutetc,
ipoS Bate es Dir geuiibt2 SSn fiir5c-
iier 3cit mare er picoer all 9fonOe
0cS gl6gulnoes gelpcicr, bon 0em Oh
i6n 0ann lidt mcbr fort5iqDcn fonn-
teit unO Oh bdtteit Old MIR mn Die
Wlittel gcbrodt, Der ornlcu Srdu imo
Dem inirbul0igcn &in0c Gin Seller III
ncr 9|ot 5p fem.
(6ortieeltng tolat)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-09
2ufal6cri6tc ans gSai6inatuu.
s oher g d a0eneriab. d

Sober 2 6 aoeueriaB. Is.
Sdooeueriob in ser S66e BON
$1,000 pur0en ser 6rou sSoiepbinc
9. g96ite BON ocn @eidmorenen inn
S6er. giitriftgcridt in i6rem 9Sro5eB
gegen oeu Golumbia-Giitrift 3uge-
iproAcli fir @erlebungeL pelhe lie
iid 3ugejogeu 6atte, ais iic III Gin
Sod nri ocm 6rottoir iiel. Ger linz
faQ ereiguete ii6 am 16. Samtur
1915 in Der 9}d6e Der 2. uno @-Str.
3mei Gurdbrennerinnen2
Sic 9oli8ei lit eriudt tuoroen, ben
gliiieut1altsort scr II Sabre alien
Scunie Gel Sert6er dusfinoig 5u
mohen pelde BON i6rem Seim in
gloriolf, So, DeridiuunOen it, @lou
permii6et oaB iie Ourdgebronnt 1T.
Sic Is Sabre alte @nelpn San-
foro, bon 9}r. 22t7, Sc Str, g. -@,
miro ebeufaas 0errnibt sic pur0e
5uleet in @eoleitiug eines iungeu
0iannes am W}ittmoA in Der gldbe
ser To- unO S.Str, geie6en.
&no6c an Son0 berwnn-
set.
Ger Ssjd6rige @iaiani g(der, bon
91r 1873 G.Str. &-@. 6efinoet iid
i'm @arfielo.Soipitol init einer au-
gelphnoe in Ser linfen Sono. Ger
&nabe bate nit ieinem 9ruoer Der
tram nm eii oiienes 6eler I'M Sin-
tcrboi hires SeimeS qeipielt; Ser
tram mari cine 9atrone III OaS
Seucr pel6e etplooirte rno oen flei-
nen @iQiam trof.
$breu &erleBungcu erie
gen
Gie rs &o6re alte Sorono &uiG
bon 9}r. 3O15, 16. Ctr, q. O., erlag
I'M Gmergencp,Soipital sen Ger.
lebltngen welde iie erlittcn 6ottc
ais iie an ser Gdc Ser IS. Sir. unO
9l9ooe SSslanO.g(pc., 9}.9g., pou ci-
ner Gleftriicbcn actroiicn puroe sic
ii6eri6ritt 0ie StroBe in gegleitmg
bon 6rau $. 9. Qeonoro, bon 9lr.
1907 R6ooe sySlono.9loeg 9}.-C4 ais
Der lluiaa ii1 ereignete
Gon3il Der iSraeIitii6 en-
Srduen.
9nS 9tahiolgcrin BON 6ral G6as.
@oloimitb wluoe in Der Sa6res-
Sibung oes Gon5ils ser israeliti-
iheu 6raucn i'm s. Str. r.sGempel sic
5rau 9loolp6 Ga6u oIs &rdiioeutin
ermd6lt. 3rnu 8o6n eriuAte oie 9ln-
ipeienoeu i'm ireiipilIige 8eitrdge fiir
Die israelitiidcu ariegsnot6ei0eu-
oeu. Gle Siunne bon 1862 wurOe
utige6radt
3ie iolgen0en @eomien murNen
alBer0em ernannt: Srau 9Qeranoer
@olf ! gSiceGrdiiScutin; Srau $.
g. &ann 9 &ice-&raioentini Sri.
Margoret aaiiuan controllircnoe
Selretdrin; SRI 9lae Sa6m corrc-
iponoireu0e Sefretdrin sSrou s..
01eipmom Sdobnieiitcrin; 8rmn g.
2ic6mon, 9(uoitor, imo 5rau Charles
@oloiuit6. SRI. SSulia 5olomot
Srau Simon Sppenbeiner Grou
SEQ 9auuL 6rau slaron Sodion
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-09
8 grIearaHhiLdler MlIlerberidt.

9lis oen iihrigen 8unoes.Netter-
geobadtinqs- -Stotionen ipuroeu ole
folgenoen pieorieiten Eenlperatllren,
Die Inn 8 ll9r geitern 9l5eno 5erri6.
ten 6eridtet:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-09
.6eiratds qiceu,eu.

9rop @oi6ingtou, 26, iuo 6loro
Sdneiocr %.
SerrD 81. Sdminn 90, 9Sittmcr,
uno 9lnnie g. 9enner 80.
,So6n g. 9ieininger, a. uno gio'
rie Eil9er 16.
Clement ginpp 90, mo @ory
9fid, is; @eioe bon Sigblonotomu
Senr0 u. glubl q, mo 2iaion s.
Su9beS, III; 8eiOe BON &onsoomne,
Wsb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-09
Gnaliidcu &un6en sic SanOnna ge-
ludhrt.


GroBOem er uor 5pei Nlonaten BON
eiuem Tompier Scr ogSbite Star.&i-
me- oeiertirt NOR, erbelt Der IA
io6rigc in Guglan0 geborene Sdiiiss
nmge &ibarO Sagoen our6 Die Sin
um0erun9a0e6oy0e Sic @rlal6niB
sum 9luieut6olt IN oieiem San0e. @r
0eiist cine Eaute, 6rau ISreoerid 0e.
pcre, in 9oaas Get, uuO bat 2lnital-
tei getroiien iic6 81 Oerielben 3u be-
el6eu. Ser ,Sunge cr5d5Ite einem
&ei5er oui Dem Gonpfer o@eItic"
9}ameus 9llfrc0 9}in05, mel6er frii.
1er in ocn S6iibeugrd6cu gegen Die
Guttiden gcfdnpit boben nil, oaB
ilu Dor mebreren &o6ren ieine 81
tern un0 Jeidmiiiar perldiien baben.
9(inos erfIdrte Dem Singer, oaB CT
i,iu &ater ieJ iulO 9eioe perlieBen in
9cclp.9orf Sen GaDpicr, Inn no6
S6ilo0elp6ia 81 reiieit no ibnen oie
Moneten ausgingcu. Bon BORT begaf
bcn lie ii6 oui Die gSonOeribait na4
Baltimore. llnterpeas 500 iicb 9linos
zine 2ungenent5iinoung 5lt neil er
Den Simgen NIT ieiueu llcber3ieber
bc0edtc, ais lie ciu 9a6tduartier i'm
6reien miigeiudt 6otten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-09
Brab

Die 9t0rnng aus 0em' Sii0en be-
fauo iih geitcrn an Der &iiIte BON
0irginien lno braAte 9tegeu iino &C..
pitter iii oen gon5en Stooten oitli3
bonn @iiiiiiiippi nit ii6. GesgIei-
den regnete eS in Solge elmer St0.
runq IN 9lri3oud i'm gan5en gSeiten.
Cine morme @eae aus Dem gtoro-
iueIten treibt oas fiible gSetter i'm
iiiooitliAeu S6eile oes 2onoe8 oent
C3ean ai. Sitlid bonn 0liiitiiippi
miro Is bellte flar iein NIT glusnab
me Der atlontiiden Staten, 100 er
morgeu mGrmer meroen foil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-09
gOnuenanfgaug nn0 -liutergang.
latb.
Metfernnsndte

Sir Dforplano uno ben 0iitrifl
Columbia bcute tribe uno uoroli3e
gsinoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-09

G6eatcrfritit. nSaus-
irau 8ur &o@iD o9auL gIugltlte,
Gle moren ia geiteru 2l6eno I'M G6ea-
ter mas mtrOe Oenn oa gc9eben2
aoAin ,9l6 ion Stiid iiir'n fleii6.
Ioien gSodcntaa@ @anslrot;
,.gGas mor 0emt ooS2" &66in:
I'D ilo6c, ct bicB Ser Geildenirei.
icrl~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-09
Apeameiier.

,,9lnbiiorinm" Civilization.
,,BDrD ie"- ,Iiger )toie"
,,l5anetB az, E6e @irls from Soblnn0"
,,oippObrome"- 8nubeOiue uno 2e1loelbiloer.
,,WlnrDlnnb 8mioebiae ino 24anoelbiloer.
,Wlunt9linormic" III Gmgbter Of tbc
OoOc"
,,Nidpria" 8auoehile urlo g9annelbiloer,
,,WlarDlnnb Spdep 0lub" JlenIen Dom
i bis a. Uldi 4u 9imliCo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-09
(5ortieellng tolat)


Ger Sing bealinpini.6t Tn-
mdnien Nlm Gintritt III 0eu Gris9.
GaB es fic6 oo5u arctlicra t,aD
6careiit cs wohri4einIic5 ist "
ieI6it.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-09
gunOes.Eepartcmeut fir 2anSmirtB'
rLntA Qllot4o,. Ql,rao,,
geridjt 6cs galtimOrc @etterbireans,

Ger 8euhtigteitsgebnlt' Der 2uft
mar 84 4ro5eut I'M s llbr glorgens
lln0 6S Nro8ent nm s llbr gLben0s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-09

Nlan erlua1ne ben ..NaIlimors NorreIpoAbsnlN.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1917-02-08
Hardman-Stalnaker

A very pretty wedding took
place here early Sunday evening
when MI Bessie Stalnaker and
Mr.. Fred G. Hardman were unit
ed in the holy bonds of matri-
mony. The wedding solemniz, d
quietly among a few intimate
friends of the bride and groom.
Rev. B. F. King, of the local M.
E. church, South, officiating, and
comes as a pleasant surprise to
the many friends of both young
people.
The bride, a daughter of Mr..
and Mrs w. R. Stalnaker, is one
of Grantsville's most winning
and accomplished young ladies,
while the groom, a son of Mr..
and Mrs. Ira Hardman, has been
lie der in undertakings among
his boy and young men friends.
Lately he has assisted in the
ma nagement of his fathers large
store and produce business in
this section, and, it is under
stood, will continue to act in that
capacity. Both young people are
weil-known and well-liked in a
large circle of acquaintance
here, with whom the Chronicle
JOINS in extending Fluctuations
on the happy event.
MIR. and Mrs Hardman have
set up housekeeping in the Hard
man building on Main street.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1917-02-08
Quart Must Last 80 Days

Wednesday of last week the
house of delegates passed the
Harvey Prohibition bill by vote
Of Sc to 5. Ninety days from
that date the law will go into eff
feet, since the senate passed the
McAboy bill, similar 70 the Har-
vey bill in the house, on January
26.
This is said to be the most rig
id prohibition law of any state.
The provisions of the McAboy-
Harvey Prohibition bill are as
follows:
Provides penalty of fine of
from 500 to $500 and jail SEN
OF from sixty days to six months
for person who knowingly abets
in violation.
Fixes duty Of mayors and
chiefs of police in enforcing law.
Makes it unlawful to carry
more than one quart of intoxi-
cants into the state, or from one
place to another in the state,
within a period Of thirty days, as
personal baggage or otherwise.
For first offense fine of from
500 TO $500 and from two to six
months in jail.
Prohibits any carrier from
knowingly permitting passenger
to violote provisions of act.
Gives owner of property right
to terminate lease on such prop
erty where liquor is handled in
violation of the law.
Makes it unlawful for any per-
son to have intoxicants at any
other place besides his home.
Provides that all cars, boats,
automobiles and vehicles carry
ing lntoxicants Into the state in
violation of the limitations of the
act shall be deemed common
nuisances.
Provides for revoking any kind
of state license held by any per-
son found guilty of violating this
act.
Provides penalty of from one
to five years in penitentiary for
second offense and slows trial
Judge no discretion in the mat
ter.
The law automatically repeals
all amendments to the Yost law.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1917-02-08
Formulas For Removal of
Ink Spots and Iron Rust

Grease spots may be removed by the
application of carbon tetrachloride. ac-
cording TO III. +. Zoller, assistant IN
chemistry In the Kansas State Agri-
cultural college.
Removing grease spots with gasoline
or benzine is both dangerous and
wasteful. Chloroform is effective. but
Is dangerous. Carbon tetrachloride IS
used by cleaners because of its safety.
cleaning power and the absence OF a
disagreeable odor The disadvantage II
it's expense.
Ink is difficult TO remove If it has
been in the garment for some time.
Iron inks may be removed by oxalic.
acetic, citric or dilute hydrochloric
acid. In case of the coal tar inks the
spot must be bleached.
Iron rust can be removed by fairly
strong oxalic acid solution If allowed
to stand on the goods for a short time,
and often when 1t is exposed to the
sunlight the action is u little quicker.
The excess OF oxalic acid must be
washed out and the goods washed with
good soap in order to neutralize the
Geld. Hydrochloric acid is the best re-
mover of iron rust, if handled by an
experienced person.
An excellent formula for the removal
of fountain pen ink. especially iron ink
and iron rust, is the aceto-oxalic acid
formula. 1t is made by saturating a 10
per cent acetic acid solution with OK
alic acid and mixing one part of the
product with four parts of alcohol.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1917-02-08
Mayor Stump Holds Over

The Town Council met in reg
uIar. session at the County Clerk s
office Monday night. The new
members. Oral c. Hathaway,
recorder, and Jake Huffman. D I.
II. A. Piice, 3. G. Stump, Cay
Stalnaker AMI Hagan Francis,
counCilmen, elected in the Jan
uary election, appeared and
swore in.
DR.. Ray c.. Morford, who was
elected mayor, has been at Balti-
more since the first Of the year
taking a post graduate course in
dentistry, and was unable TO
qualify. Consequently Mayor
Wade II. STUMP who was elected
in January, 1916, holds ov,r and
will serve as tie towns execu-
tive this year
Guy Bailey ve4 re appointed
sergo ut at the iiyndaf night
NICE lrg
4 resolution was j. tr ducei t.
raise the spe q limit from 10 tc
IS miles. Action will be taken
on it at tn March meeting OF
the council
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1917-02-08
Plaintiffs VIA in Sturm
Versus Stump Suit

Judge A. G. Dayton, of the
United States Northern District
Cour. last week handed down ar
opinion finding in favor Of the
plaintiffs generally in the Drusa
Sturm and others against John
S. Stump and others chancery
suit.
The object of the suit was to
set aside deeds made by the late
Daniel Huffman to the American
Baptist Home Mission Society in
1907 and to John S. Stump in
1909.
Daniel Huffman died last year
at the aRe Of 90, and the plaintiff
in this suit is a surviving dauph
ter who lives in Alabama. -Four
grandchildren Of another of the
deceased's daughter. who has al-
so died, were the other plaintiffs.
The deceased daughter married
Carey Mollohan, a prominent cit
izen Of Gilmer county, who is al
81 lead.
The plaintiffs were represent
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1917-02-08
dIAr aaiDonn Cbr0il,tle
Thursday, February 8, 1917
LOCALS AND PERSONALS

Mrs. Robert Hays, of Parkers-
burg, is visiting relatives hCr,. -
Chenille Democrat.
Miss Dollie Jackson returned
home Tuesday much improved in
health from a few weeks treat
ment at Mt. Clemens, Michigan.
She was accompanied from An
namoriah by Miss Ethel Garrett
son who will be her guest sever
al days.
John s. Cain, farmer and stock
man Of Revel, is critically i'll, lis
recovery being doubtful. N arly
two weeks ago he slipped and fell
on an icy walk, since which time
he has been confined TO his bed,
and as he is up in years he has
failed to improve. Chenille
Pathfinder.
j. l.. ID. Brake. formerly a cit
izen of Webster county, now a
resident of Grantsville, Calhoun
county, has been a guest Of
friends in Webster Springs for
several days. Mr.. Brake is q
solder of the war Of the sixties
and a cousin to Gen. StOncwalI
Jackson. Webster Echo.
A horse belonging to Ellie
Propst, Of near town. which he
was leading fell over TIE steer
bill below the road running from
the river bridge to Pine Creek
and was crippled so lady that
IL had TO killed. Mr. Pr psf has
been rather unfortunate lately
with his draft animals, having
lost several fine oxen.
Rev. B. f. King has announc,
that a revival meeting will com
mence at the local N. r. church
South, on Thursday night, Marcel
8. Presiding Elder o. r. vii
liams. of Parkersburg. will h
here to hold quarterly conference
during the week following tina
date and will assist Rev. King il
the revival several days.
Subscribe for the Chronicle.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1917-02-08
Simpsons Indicted

Clay, Feb, 2.-Andrew and
Howard Sampson were placed on
trial here today, following their
indictment yesterday for the
murder of Preston Tanner two
wee IS ago in the Booger Hole
COR nunity.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1917-02-08

a hand on his nose, stood staring at
the auto.
whats the matter?" inquired the
German lnnocently between mouthfuls
OF cheese.
"Ay don't know" said Ole "But AZ
tank the engine bane dead County
Gentleman
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men and school
children were
linCd along the
streets Of tn G
town. patiently
aitiDg the sig
nal 20 start
Suddenly Mike,
ON a prancing
charger, dashed
% the street
After inspecting
the dignifed pro
ces9ion ne gave
bis horse a quick
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Sardinia Gives Name. but No Ei.h.

Sardinia Gives Name, but No Fish.
We get the word "sardine" from Sar-
DINA, but we get few sardines, says
the National Geographic Magazine, for
practically all of this catch" is con-
sumed locally. The funny fisheries of
the island, on the other hand, are i'm
portant and profitable. The Genoese
control the latter industry, for the Sar-
dinians are not a maritime folk.
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Marriage Licenses

F ed c. Hartman and Bessie
Staluaker.
J. r. Villains and Vashtie
Lau <hln.
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auto. 4 aklnR od-
vantage of the
stop, the only
passenger, a Ger
man, proceeded
to eat a lunch
consisting mainly
Of lin b urger
cheese. Sudden
ly the driver
emerged from be
meath the na
chine and, with
bulging eyes and
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Deserves ENCOURAGEMENT.

Briggs-So you intend to encourage
your wife's literary ambitions, do you?
Griggs-I do. It's better to have her
making up stories about imaginary
people than about the neighbors.-Bos-
ton Transcript.
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Countless.

Il was reading the other day where
scientist found over 100000 germs
on a single dollar bill"
Gee whiz! | wonder how many he
could find on hundred dollar bilIT'--
New York World
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np In Els stlrrups, ne yelled with e
voice filed with pride and authority.
Ready, now! Every one of We kape
ihtep wild the horse,'
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Six For One.

Which is the strongest day of the
Seven? Sunday, because the others
are week days.
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Born Thursday to Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Harris a big baby toy.
w. L. Staroher, of Adam. vas
a c.ller at the Chronicle Office
one day last week.
Amos Lite. Of Syc more. vas
a visitor here Frid iy. Beis pre-
pairing to leave his home on the
Scotch Mcdonnell farm, and the
advertisement OF his sale Of per-
sonal property viii be noticed
elsewhere in t1is sue He has
not yer decided upon d new loca-
ton but is this week looking over
territory in Ohio AID the north
eastern part OF this state
To this issue appears an a1Ver-
tisemert of Chenille Normal
This school does a high grade of
work, and some OF the best
teachers Of Calhoun county have
been trained there Members of
the teaching profession, especial
~ those who are planning to take
the uniform examinations, would
profit by attending the Spring
term Of this school which opens
March Il,
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An old Irishman, long DESTROYS OF
official dignity. was finally appointed
marshal I'm parade Veterans. bands.
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by Senator R. F. Kidd, c. M.
Der nett and Alex Dulin, while
w. f. R. Byrne, L. H. Barnett
and Osborne E. Swartz repre-
scented the defense.
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They Cry For More,

What is that which makes every
body sick but those who swallow it,
Flattery.
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Light as Chaff
Il smelled Like Il.

II Smeled Like II.
The Swedish iitney driver drew up
beside the road, jumped out and. with
wrench I'm hand, crawled under the
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PIs 70 9 9uIek fIIP. 90 stanaiug
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... ...--... g.. tA- s-st. have still
... .f v.-. o. r. constructed
-t.- a5....-s contracts Additional
e.r.. .r. t.r..1-.r being provided
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oet"e.. ant LOO. ....- o, ioaa.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-09

more covers such wide range and
was conducted in such nigh-grad r.
manner as 20 win the appreciation O.
engineers thrgout the country, So that
a resume or some Of the main fea-
lures OF Baltimore strert-paving prob
lens should prove cf special value and
interest 70 every city in the south