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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-06-02

man bar mer enb bet, man itaar pa
gaar /. Sa, faa 5arbeI Og Sat al
leiummen. og ION ieg er m~oroerl.g
9lao peo bet beIe, fan ies fet life
Iige.
Sad gift ban - I'D til 8intertuI=
ben og gnIombeOen / ben tore 9p,
men meo itprtet Gnergi, mt RoO
% 6oab for 5remtiben - M ituIoe
hans Cir blioe bebre. 9Ois BET bil
lpttes BAN.
Men oi = Der bar SIGgtnin9e %
@enner = fan flet life bsnme On,
bpor Ipert bet er life at glibe, naar
man ,ingen bsrer tit".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-06-02
Sten paa Steu..
Ricoli.ne Sec b.

Stem paa Stem. faa relies Mlren
sr ben not iaa bej og lang,
Gtriot for Stribt, iaa naa'r or
Maalet,
er bet enO iaa tun9 en- Gang.
Drpp pau Drip, iaa 6ulss @tsnsn
er ben enO ION Sernet baarO. -
9an bu Oente, ftaI Ou bite,
felp ON BIZ meo Carer iaa'r.
Dag for Dag fulosnOes Qebet,
6jem til 6erligbeO bet gaar,
mere n9r Du 2iDets arone
er / Utorgen snb i 9aar.
Were n9r bu 6errens 9lGoe
er meo boert ct aIotteflag,
tan i 5ro ou 3iben BE.
ifdl bu tue Seirens Dag.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-06-02

er / SanObeo at 6etlage. Iaabdnns
9uItruer CO gsrn.
Manoen ber berfor lite glemme,
at oefaa ban er dniparlig for 6iems
met % Tor 8ernenes Opora9elie, for
6omiIiens 9labe og Spgge. Sun
ber liaeIauosI iom 6uitruen beflitte
Iig paa at bare til 9l9oe og Sam
fer fine fare.
Raar 6uitruen opofrer Taa megen
Oberbarenbeb oa 9Grlighsb. fuloe
ba Wanben til asn berfor bile opers
labe henbe o9 De imaa til fig ielp,
Blot fororenoe. at bun ifaI baOe Su>
let / 9roen, 9srnene rene og Maoen
fer6ia, nodr ban fommer benz
Gn Wlanbs eneItt 9Iigt mob bans
5amilie er life Blot at forisrge ben.
Gn Monb bsr elite lit 9jem, opboIoe
fig / bet Taa me9et Tpm muligt. bare
en- Sol. en- 9eitnttelie, en- 9l9be for
lit 6jem; Ieoe iaaIebes, at ban or
eIifet. oentet og iabnet / 6ismmet.
.5ItbI."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-06-02

Zen 5reoe 9nbe, Der bar beo at blipe
tlaot / bet reneite b0ioe.
nQlbeles boiOt, tiger bu? j
Morgeu er bet altidmmen tort igen
- bet tser enbnu."
Der tom Ell alOortigt. beorepet
Bit / be tlare gurHesjne. SDeno
rate 6danoen I'D os fangeoe Ell
Snetjerue, en- tor bOib en-, Der bar
tommeu bsit, bit Oppe fra. en-, Der
intet pibite ON Sorbens Snabs. Bar
net fsrts ben til Mtunben og fpsieos
ben. og Stisrnen bleo til en- tlar
8raabe paa garnets 2aber - ben
noaebe life Sndpiet.
Men Sbeno unbrebe zig ober, al
5a'r itob ido lnnge og faa fda unoer-
ligt dlborligt pad bum, mems ban
bjalp BAN at gbertIaberne. Suu
tunbe 10 be0er life tGnte zig til oe
unberIige 5anter. Der fpIbte 5uber,
mems ban fob Der.
5a'r TDntes pda en- Sang, at liat
SDsnb bar Iom ct Snefnlg, Der bar
falbet nso paa bans 2inspej, % ban
ibntes, at ben Del bar meget, meeei
for fndpiet for bet tRre, bDibe Sne.
mug. Os bet Tom BAN for, fom ON
nogen indrt bilbe tage Spenb beb
6oonben og lefte BAN bit. bit op
at ban life ffulbe Imubfes til pdo Der
msrfe 8ej.
Sm Qftenen bar Der flor Set Dos
@rosIerersns, Der bleo bruttet, fpil'
let, oaniet og ipsst. - Gd'r bdpo'
CLIENT ale unberliee Sanfer.
Nsn oppe | 8arnefomret, bDol
Sbenb fob trpgt, Der bb9lebe en- lpi
Sfiftelfe.
,Sffe enbnu, bu life" bbiffeb'
ben smt og itreg Ober 8drnetsSopeo
.U1en Inart er bin Misfion enbt, fac
benter jeg big til Serligbebsns 2unb
hbor bu ftal banbre poo lpfe, bpio'
8eje."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-06-02

= tsssas, sgyst - paaubsiist Ntoed Tor 'ss san
.sr,ss ooveSptns, Rpsimerter, Rapepins, Nsuralssa
urssaist, Jrritabuitet, sspnIssbeb, s'st, seidiiea.
qub,boIber tperYen Opium suer alorfn % ~sfferldcsf
ssru slsmune eftsruirfuinser. % DOTS Is senfs. pad
upetefer s1sr ienbes af
D.. Mils's Medical Co., Eikhsrdt. indiana.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-06-02

Den luttebe 9ogn ruIebe ben ab
9doen. @rosiereren fab tilbagel9nst
mob 6pnoerne. 5dns enc Qrm om>
Tluitebe meb 9ariom6eb lie Spenb
peb bans Sibe. Sbenb bar bqret
Ibg / lang Sib, men I Dag er bet
bebre, berfor bar ban og Ga'r III
tert 8pen runbt. Spenb bar b9ret
belt optaeet at aft bet tsnne og NOR
TONNE, De er fert fOrbi = aft BET
Ilsmme og grimme er belt unbgdust
bans 9nrns6lif. 6dn bar leet %
taft, liee til ban MI trGt trbber inn
til 5a'r.
Sci q, 5d'r! g1u begDnber bel
bift at fne." Oct fife blege @niigi
bar after tprigt trnttet mob Ruben.
gu Itanbfebe@ ubenfor @ros.
fererens elegdnte 8olig. @ognbsren
aa6nebes, og @rosisreren begnnbte al
lefte Spenb ub.
Sc Ga'r! bet er neitsn beft bbibt.
Den fife fad benrDtt nebab og opaf
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-06-02
ut Snrfnug.

8et fneebe. 6eit opps fra Tom
5nuggene farsnoe, imua o9 tore, let.
te % bpioe. De iejlebe meb ginoen,
be oanieoe Og boppeoe, inurrebe
runot. ItsOte MOB bperanOre og itiIs
tes igen. bet par 2e9 og 5rg0 alt
iammen.
Men oa be 6eqDnbte at finite ben
merfe Serb n~soenunbsr, ioo bar bet
.forbi meb 9sgen, bet bIep til Qlbor
og ltro. Seq oil til be 6sje 5jelOe,
raa5te nogs. ia, LAB mig faa nit
6jem I ben title Stop eler paa he
tore Sletter eIer poa bet bioe SAP.
;5u9en nilbe iii De tore gner. 9e
uar bdnae for SnaOiet, for be ruls
IeHOe 5iul og De mango t~rdmpenOe
5eooer. Saa inberligt Bah De Bin
ben. at be MATTE 6t.bs fri for Of
TONNE Der.
Ia bpjsbe ben gamle TT graa
6ooeo og iugbe Dem, at bet par life
BAN, ner leote beres 8eie.
De bapbe ale en- Sang for, uosle
enbog fers 9ange, 6eisgt ben msrte
Serb, Ida be tenote 5arerne bernsbe.
- Wlen mibt imeIem BEN flei en-
tor SneitierHe, ION iHsen lro fsts
te; ben par tomneH bsiere oppe fra
END be andre og haDoe dlorig fsr oa>
ret paa Soroen. Den Gngiiebes life
for ben mgrte Serb, for ben bibiie
intel ON ben, lDtteoe heller life til be
andres uro, tbi ben par BELT optaget
af oen 3dnte, at ben bar Ienbt neo
genHem 9immelrummet for at gsre
Tn arrlig6ebsgerning, for at blipe
til gelfignelfe. 5bor ben fulbe ben.
betpmrebe ben life. 8inben lebte ben,
og 0inben bIeD Ielb Ieoet at BAN, iom
ienbsr ale be fmaa Snsfnug til
Sornen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-06-02
GIifer on bit Stem?

Sdngen.
9piltet 5ortrin. boiIten optte at
Fare ct 6ieml
6pilfen 5rsO og 6Oile for 9egsme
og Sial, boilten RpbeIie for Sinoet,
bOilten 5ilfreOsitiaelie for 6jertet.
Sntet er bel ftsnnere pua Sorben
enO Ell lpfteIigt 9iem.
&~arligbeosns Sol Infer Der. pg
6aabets Stisrne tinbrer faa fart
paa Sor9ernes og MOO9angenes
6immel.
2Ggtefaaers, 6oralores og 8prns
3GrligbeosbaanO banner ct 9prbe
omtring 0iemmets 5empel og 8or=
gaar0, boorober ingen fremmeb bar
Rst til at trade. a9rlige 69nber
og OenIige Orb er De uforgangeIi3s
9Iomiter, ION fpIber 6iemmsts Gts
moifRre meo 9pg9e 'og 2btte.
6aber, ION bar o9rtt borte / Co
bet at 8agen, bentes Iaa iprigt At
Mober % be imaa; ban iIsr iaa let
ob 6jsmmet iii, uagtet ban er trat
al Qrbeioet.
Saafnart ban bsre5 paa 5rappsn
ls6er De Imaa BAN jublenoe % tor
menoe / Meoe; Mober Tmiler faa
penligt, Qftensma6en itaar fqroig,
% en6oer oil biRIpe 5a'r paa ale
Maaoer. 6oor lptfelig isIer ban
ia lite I lit lille 8ongerige! 6ons
6utru, bans 8srn er be beoite pad
Sor0en; bpaO sr ai5oom, 2Gre %
Qnfeelie for BAN, iammenIisnet meo
6ans 6iem, Fans tare 6uitru og
BANS gern.
60ao ran piloe gore for fine!
Bel MAJ ban arbeioe bdarbt %
tsie onbt mangen Sang, men aars
lig6eoen til BEN 6erbiemme" letter
oas gproer. s.0er Strait og ubbol.
tenbeb, Qait og Mlob. Og iaa fnnz
ger ban:
..g2it 6iem sr pei ringe, en- Then
9raa,
men alorig en- tarsre qIet jeg foa
paa bele Dor ftenne alobe."
Sitter bu BIT 6jem?
Spsr9smaalet er oigtist, o9 till
leg life uoen 0runb. Der fnb.s
Manb, ION life fpnes at tribes I
!6jemmet. De bar iaa meget at be-
title uoe at 6uiet; De foritaar al
msbe meb faa mango Iubffplbnins
ger, forbi be fiGIoen q eGer fan bare
bjemme. 6uffruen mao brre olsne
meb b imaa, fom / 5dber FER en-
Slags Msnemting medsm en- frems
meo og 6uiets 5erre. Oct er, fom
ON be itfe fsGsr fig rigtig hiemme,
naar ban tommer. Wbsn fuainart
ban er gdaet, fdd fsler be zig after
frie.
6uftrun feIsr oDbt SaDnet af
aarltg6eb til 9jemmet.
mdd bum urbejbe fele 8agen
igennem, enfom mao FUN bore be
LANCE QTtensr. o5aber er life hjems
me-, er bet f9oDanlige Spdr. naur
nogeu fpsrosr sfter benoes Wuno.
8grnene CT life Dante til, at 5aberen
brn0er zig Dioere ON BEN, og ndor
ban en- entelt Sang oforglemmer fig
feb" fda meget, at ban leger meb
Dem, foa unbres be oper, bpab Der
fan bore | 8ejen meb BAN. S9bodns
Ii. Ter be BAN en- Stunb oeb Qftenss
borbet, men iua fpifer ban maaiteI
meb ben enc 01dnb og holoer IN
9bis | ben anben, eIer ban bar d
faobant 9aitOert, at ban life bar
9ib til at fige ct Orb til 8ernene,
neppe til at omtnle for i'm 5ultru,
bbor ban ftdl ZEN.
Staffels imud 9srn, fom opooffer
i ct fadbdnt 9ieml
Statfels 6uftru, Der bar fact IN
5orisrger, iom bel er bDgtig, abrues
Zig % pdapasielia, men fi9loen ener
Idlbrig far nogsn lib at ofre henbe,
fom Fan loDebe at elTfe | Mobgang
Og Msb9ang, fjalOen nogen BIB at
ofre be fmua, Tom bog langes efter
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-11-17
SOCIETY.
Reception a. Morsan.own..

Mrs. Mary A. Carlow was hostess
last evening alta very prettily APP.
pointed reception given at the home OF
Mrs. Sarah Wood, corner of Front and
Fleasants streets, The affair was
complimentary to Mrs. A. d. Hopkins,
afa Washington, D. c., who has been
the ,gHest. OF friends here for tae past
ten days, V
t,oMrs. Hop)dnssand Mrs. Carlow form.
cd the'receiving line. The house was
decorated with chrysanthemums and
formed a very pleasing appearance.
Miss Mayme Wertz presided ut the
l,nnch bowls'Misses Sarah TAFT, Eva
McSicker. Jennie Ollie and Ella Reed
assisted the hostess in serving the re,
freshments. Mrs. Hopkins departed
,oi'ay for her home in Washington
Morgantown Post.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-11-17
PICKrADMIRALS TO
. : o.s',. TRY MERIWETHER
Fc6GR1i MARTIAL BOARD SELECT
p EBMF6R JUDGEMENT IN RE-
son'cENT ANNAPOLIS FIST
t0'iol On IA FIGHT,

WASHINGTON, d. c., Nov. l7y4
Only SO far as the designation of the
personnel of the court martial has
the Navy Department proceeded Id
the case of Midshipman Minor Merit
weather, Jr., who, in a fist duel,
caused the death of Midshipman
James r. Branch, Jr. The detail OF
the court as given out is as follows
Rear Admiral Francis NJ. Ramsay
RETIRED Rear Admiral Alexander H
Mccormick. retired; Rear Admiral
Albert, s., Barker, retired: Commo
dore Robert l.. Phythian, retired;
Captain, Richard Wainwright. Captain
Samuel P. Comfy, Commander Sid
ney A. Staunton. Commander Brad
ley A. Fiske, Lieutenant Commander
George r. Clark, Lieutenant Com
mander John E. Craven. Lieutenant
Orion p. Jackson, Lieutenant Ridley
Mclean. Lieutenant Edward T. Con.
stien; Judge Advocate. Captain Adolph
Mark.
superintendent of the academy
Messrs. Ramsay, Phythian and VAIN.
wright, Captain Mark was also the
Judge advocate in the inquiry upon
the loss of the Maine. and Admiral
Ramsay was member of the court
of inquiry in the Schley case.
In view of Secretary Bonaparte's
expressed determination to stamp
out at the Naval Academy all that
savors OF the code duello. this array
of names is significant, and the court
martial Is expected not merely to try
q boy but to investigate an unwritten
system in the naval corps which the
Secretary believes should be wiped
out. In the detail 1t will be noticed
that retired officers of high rank are
balanced by lieutenants of active
rank The idea being that by this
counterbalance the Secretary will be
able to get very comprehensive
view of the code OF honor in the navy.
The trial Will be held at Annapolis,
but the date has not yet been an.
nounced. Mr.. Diehl, the Judge All
vocate General, Is preparing the
charges and specifications upon which
the midshipman will be tried. but as
yet no official announcement has been
made as TO what they will be. =
Rear Admiral Sands, superintend,
ent OF the Academy, was at the de-
pertment to-day in conference with
Mr., Bonaparte and other officials.
de has taken action in the cases of
all those who participated in any way
in the fight, and has ordered the exc
cution of disciplinary measures.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-11-17
NOTICE OF JUDICIAL SALE.
The Fairmont Real Estate Co. VS. Mar.

The Fairmont Real Estate Co. VS. Mar.
vim D. Boland ct AIN chancery.
Pursuant to decree of the Circuir
Court of Marion county. West Virginia,
made and entered on the 10th day of
October, 1905, In the chancery cause
of The Fairmont Real Estate COMPANY
VS.. Marvin D. Boland and others, I viii.
on Monday, December q, 1905, at the
front door of the Courthouse of Ma
rion county, West Virginia, at 10
o'clock A. NJ. of that day, offer for sale
&c the highest bidder, the following de.
scribed property:
One certain lot or parcel of land
fronting 60 feet on East Park avenue
and extending back towards the Mo-
nongahela river 100 feet, being 6Ox1Oo
feet, and being so feet distant from,
rearly north of and parallel to the
northern boundary of lot No. 1 of
Block Is of the East Park addition to
the City Of Fairmont, Marion county,
West Virginia." said parcel Of land
consists of two lots, one of which
has a two-story dwelling house there.
on.
Terms Of sale.-one.third cash in
hand on day of sale; one.third thereof
in six months and one third in twelve
months from the day of sale, with le-
gal interest thereon until said deferred
installments are paid; and the pur-
chaser Shall execute his bonds with
good and sufficient personal security,
payable to the order of the special
commissioner and lien shall also be
reserved upon the face of the deed to
said purchaser for said property to Sc.
cure said deferred instaIlments of pur.
chase money.
JAMES A. MEREDITH.
Special Commissioner.
October 81. 1905.
/, R. B. Parrish, Clerk of the Circuit
Court of Marion county, West Virginia,
hereby certify that bond Ii, the penalty
of five thousand (s5.0oo.oo) dollars, as
provided by said decree, with security
'fapproved by me as sufficient. has been
given by said special commissioner.
l r. b. PARRISH, Clerk.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-11-17
Entertained the Germans.

The German Club was entertained
last evening by Miss Burris BoydstrH
at her home on Coleman avrnue.
The conversation Of the evening xux
in German, and a most deIighfftG
time was spent by the guests Dain
ty refreshments were served by The
hostess. The club Will meet On
Wednesday. the goth, With Miss cl;iir
Relnheimer on Mapel avenue
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-11-17
Miss sands=enter.alns at Dinner.

Miss Anna Durbin Sands enter
tanned at six o'clock dinner last
evening at her home on Main street
in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. George Eys,
ter Peddicord. Covers were laid for
twenty, and an elaborate progressive
dinner of seven courses was served.
The dining room was daintily dec.
GRATED in yellow and white chrysan
themums, producing quite an artistic
effect which was carried out in the
beautiful aand painted place cards
the work of the hostess. This was
one of the most cleverly appointed
affairs of the season and was thor.
oughly enjoyed by the honored guests.
.
Birthday Celebration.
Little Herbert Fisher celebrated his
third birthday yesterday afternoon MT
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-11-17
MISS sMEEtLAYMAN
ON Thee. /, PR0GRA ANNE
Observation-Disclosures coEvEN,
TON WILL BE HELD AT
tesAgEm NEXT WEEK. II

The West Virginia Christian En-
deavor convention OF the Clarksburg
district viii be held in the Seventh
Day Baptist church al Salem next
Monday and Tuesday. The follow.
ing programme mas. been prepared for
the convention:
1880 p. M,ssons, and prayer ser.
vice.
500 Pr M-Addresss' of Welcome
Rev. Arthur Hank, Salem.
$40 p. M!MaResponse-Dr. ]. w.
Kidd, huntsville.
$50 p. M.-Music.
S:25 P. M.-"The Four Millions
Rev. G. w. Pollock, President State
Union.
$500 P. M.-The social hour.
Morning Session, Nov. 81.
$3.50 A. M.-Bible Reading and De.
votional services.
9:45 A. NJ. Roll cali of societies
and enrolment of delegates.
1000 A. M-Methods of work.
For outlook Committee-Miss Jes.
sic Lyon, Clarksburg. y"
For Prayer Meeting Committees
Mrs. d. G. Powell, Salem.
For Sunday School Committee46.
A. Schultz, Salem.
For Missionary Committee-Miss
Mary. McCray, Weston.
For Social Committee.
| l1:0o a. M.-President's report and
J the Outlook-AJ.' G.. Roane, Weston.
1E20HA. sM.---opening Parliament
The tPledseaaI4oqo. iBoughner, clarfs.
burg. ~ f'!# (
l1:S5 A. M.-open Parliament
The Business Meeting 29f 'yp
11:45rtA. M.--open Parliament
The Conservation. Meeting.
1900 M-Adjournment. 'H'H
Afternoon Session, Nov. 81.
200 P. M.-Bible reading and song
service-Rev. Frazier, Weston.
2:10 P.sM.-The Dead Societies:
LIST. Why Did They Die?-Rev. NJ.
d. Helmick, Buckhannon.
Open Parliament. 80 i'F nv.
I'd. How May We Revive Them
Rev. w. NJ. Hudson;' CIarksburg, Open
Parliament. ls >,
"a call will here be made for volun-
teers to revive, the dead societies and
to organize new societies)
1900 r. Mr-+iduw the C. e. Society
may help the Sunday school-C. r.
Clawson, Salem. ad
$40 P. M.-How the c. e. Society
may help the mid-week prayer meet.
ing-Lee Williams, Ciarksburg.
1920 P. M.-How the C. E. Society
may assist in. revival work-Rev.
Jesse Jones. huntsville.
Ten minutes for open parliament.
$40 P. M.-The best thing accom-
plished by your society the past year.
Roll call of societies and two min.
ute response.
$40 p; M.-The junior Society
Miss Nellie ebayman, Fairmont
AGO P. M.-The Intermediate So
ciety-Rev. r. B. Mcdaniel, Clarks-
burg.
1870 P. M,7Reports OF committees
and election of officers.
Closing Session.
700 P. M.--Song and praise ser,
vice
1920 P. M.-"Baltimore Burning
Yet" Red hot reports from delegates
to the BEST, Yet" convention. *
7:45 P. M.-What we may accom-.
plish before the Wheeling conven.
ton.
1st In the increase campaign.
I'd. In evangelistic work.
| SIS P. M.-Music.
500 P. M.-"For Christ and the
Church'-Rev. E. A. Witter, Salem.
$3.50 P. M.-Closing conservation
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-11-17
Miss Arnett,s.. ], a. Home.

Miss Ruth Arnett was hostess In
the FPS. F. Club last evening al her
home on Barney street. A delicinuS
luncheon was served and q most on
joyable evening was spent by the
young ladies. The club will be eufnr-
tanned next week by Miss Blanche
Malone.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-11-17
TWO Plain Ones.

Mike Headley and Owen Lotus
were two plain 5000 DRINKS before
Acting Mayor Engle this morning.
Neither paid and they are now at
work on the streets.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-11-17

All KINDS of meats, oysters galore.
and chickens dressed ..To Queens
Taste on short notice at the South
Side Meat MarlSetss '---f'T -
O. d. & H. B. MASON,
Prop South Side Meat Market.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-11-17

County Superintendent Faust. Ctr
Superintendent Roster and Prof. J. NJ
Deahl, Of the State University. are at
tending the Grant district teachers in
ntitute to-day, The meeting win mn
,loubt be an ;nteresting one.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-11-17
NOTICE.

All persons Indebted TO Thomas &.
Harr must settle before Noy,, 18th OF.
have their accounts put out for collec-
ton. x.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-11-17

the home Of his pafsSts, Nix. IL. ana ii Mrs.
n. c. Fisher, on Pierpont avenue
Quite number Of Herberts little
friends were present and q happy
afternoon was spent by tiiS liiiir
folk.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-11-17

Entertaining the Greek Sisters.
The Sigma Phi Alpha Sorority ii
being entertained this afternoon by
Miss Wilma Boydston at her home on
Coleman, avenue.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-11-17
WANTED-A girl for general house
work. Apply to $50 Fairnont avenue

Misunderstanding for the U. s.
Marine Corps; able bodied; unmar.
ried men between 81 and 35: good
character; must speak, read and write
English; citizens Of the United States
or those who have legally declared
their intention to become such: ma.
rines serve at sea on men-of.war in all
parts of the world, on land in our
island possessions. and at naval sta,
tions in the United States. Apply 101
Main street, Fairmont w. Va.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-11-17

The Troy Laundry is the only place
that makes a specially of cleaning ca,
pets. X
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-11-17

FOR RENT-A number of fine Office
rooms for rent in the Geo. NJ. Jacobs
building, Monroe street. Inquire OF
Geo. NJ. Jacobs, County Clerks Office
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-11-17

Now is the time to have your car
pets cleaned. See the Troy Laun-
dry.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-11-17

FOR Reimbursement room. front
ing on Parks avenue. under Citizens
Dollar Savings Bank.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-11-17

FOR RENT-A few choice office
rooms in the new Peoples Bank build.
ing. Apply at the Peoples Bank.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-11-17

Try wesr virginlan want ad.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1905-02-10

the company was formed, Of course.
in New Jersey, to influence in
vestors. ~ Gov. Odeil was one Of
those who bit. He "unloaded"
part Of his bonds upon Judge Alton
B. Parker. Others were taken by Mrs.
Wood, widow of Fernando. the old-time
Tammany mayor, who invented the
maxim that it is sometimes necessary
to pander to the moral sense of the
community"
Jerome has been looking into the
Shipbui}ding matter. The trouble is
that there are so many new kinds Of
mischief let loose in New York in "a
hours that it is hard even for the liveliest
district attorney to look after old Of
lenses. Jerome has a great staff of as
sistants. Many of his assistants are
young men of property, who have taken
Office mainly to be of use to the ccm-
munlty. All are bright young fellows.
The otdce is called the largest law Office
in the world. 1t is one of the ablest in
intellect, one of the cleanest in charac-
ter. Don't judge it by murder trials.
New York is not the only town where Il
is hard to- convict a pretty girl Of kill
ing man whose whole record sa, 5
"serve him right"
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1905-02-10

than nine hours day Both provisions
have been constantly ignored. The gov
ernor has been enlisted in the fight
through the efforts Of the child labor
committee to GUST State Labor Commis
sioner McMackin. The state child Ia
Dor committee is in close affiliation with
the national committee that is ilvesti-
eating conditions in cotton mills of the
south, in New Jersey glass factories and
in iute mills everywhere.
A great mill was working with child
labor in this city. The labor inspectors
had certified that it was doing as well
as it could to enforce the law. Neighbor5
complained that little tots of ten were
made to work long hours. 1t proved to
be true. Children Of eight work far into
the night in canning factories.
The children who are put to work so
early by their parents are almost with
out exception of foreign birth. In the
south similar cases are charged against
men and women of pure American stock.
Public sentiment here is almost unani-
nous for the law. The difficulty is with
the enforcement. Naturally, the labor
unions are strong in its support, as they
have been in the support of most reform
legislation for many years. The prob
lem will be solved. Meanwhile, New
York is abashed.
OWEN LANGDON.