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Church Services.

PRESBYTERIAN. = Sunday School al
10 a. m. Church Services at IL a. m.
Christian Endeavor at 6:4Op. m. Even.
ing services at 7:3O p. m.
METHODIST = Sunday School at 10 a.
m. Preaching IL am. Epworth Leag.
ue at $50 and Evening Service at 7:3(
pm. Everybody cordially invited.
LUTHERAN. Sunday School at II
am, Public worship at II; C. E. So
ciety at 6:3O, and Evening services al
7:30 pm.
BAPTIST. = Preaching in the morning
and evening at usual hours. All are
cordially invited to attend.
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Guardians Notice.

Guardians Notice.
1st published Dec. l, 1906.
State OF Kansas, Ellis Co. SIS
In the matter of estate of Louis Asst,
late of Ellis county, Kansas.
Notice of Appointment
Notice is hereby given, that on the
23d day of Nov A D. 1906 the under
qualified as guardian Of Louis Asst, Jr.
and Edgar Asst minor heirs of Louis
Asst, late of Ellis county, deceased.
All parties Interested will take no
Hrs. MolLie Ast, Guardian:
Attest--B. G. Arnold, Probate Judge
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Notice for Publication. No. 1860.
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Notice of fnoL settiemae5 /.

State of Kansas, Ellis comfy, SIS.
In the Probate court of said county;
In the matter of the estate of
BARBARA KUTINA, deceased;
To all Creditors of and other persons inter
ested in said estate
You are hereby notified that at the next
regular term of the Probate court, in and fol
said county. to be held at the Probate Judges
office in Hays city, in said county, on the
10th day of Dec. 1906, will make final
settlement of said estate,
1 hereby give notice as ordered by said
Court that claims are set for hearing in said
Court on the 10th day of Dec: 1906.
Joseph F. Kutina, Administrator.
Attest: B. c. Arnold Probate Judge.
n I'd
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Notice tor Publication No. 20

Department of the Interior, Land Office al
Colby, Kansas, Nov. II, 1906.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of mis- intention
to make final proof in support of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before the
Probate Judge of Ellis county, Kansas, at
Hays city, Kansas on January S, 1907.
viz. Adelbert L. Helms, Homestead ap-
plication No. 2566I for the WHSw4 section
4, township Il south, range Io west.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, viz: Albert Winters, Bert
Wicham, Harry Hinkle, William Falconber-
~, all of Hays City P. o. Kansas,
J'aO. Thomas, Register.
Notice for Publication. No. 1860.
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KafffrcOrn.

If you are in want of some fine bound
Kaffircorn-cu before frost and shock
ed before rain, call up phone 702.
pd.-12-1. H. CHITTENDEN.
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WANTED = GOOD MAN in each
county to represent and advertise CO.
operative department, put out samples,
etc. Old, established business house.
Cash salary $21 weekly, expense money
advanced; permanent position. Our ref
erence Bankers Nat. Bank of Chicago.
Capital 81, 600, OOO Address: Manager
THE COLUMBIA HOUSE, Chicago, ILL.,,
Desk No. 1.
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Publishers and readers of the FREE
PRESS please allow mo a little space to
answer an article in the last News.
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Legal Notices.
. ssssOseesOssssOsOoOeSO0o
Notice for Publication No. 1870.

Notice for Publication No. 1870
Department of the Interior, Land Office at
Colby. Kansas, Nov goth, 1906.
Notice is hereby given that the following ma
med settler has filed notice of her intention to
make final proof in support of her claim, and
that said proof will be made before the Pro-
bate Judge of Ellis county, Kansas, at Hays
City, Kansas, on Jan. II, 1907, viz:
Maude LEWIS, formerly Maude TRUE,
homestead application No. 25SIo for the
ship II, Range 10. W. 9th pm.
She names the following witnesses to prove
her continuous residence upon and cultiva-
ton of said land, viz:
Al L. Lewis and Thomas Elliott, Hays city,
P. o. and Frank Potter & Henry Russell OF
Fairport P. o. all Of Ellis Co., Kansas.
JNO. THOMAS. Register.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
1st published Nov. "a. 1906.
State of Kansas, &C
Ellis County, %
In the Probate Court of said County
In the matter of the estate of Josephine
B. V. PALMER, deceased.
To all Creditors of and other Persons
interested in said Estate.
You are hereby notified that at the
| next regular term of the Probate Court
in and for such county, to be held a
the Probate Judges office in Hays city
| in said county, on the 18th day of Dec
1906, will make final settlement o
| said estate.
CHARLES PALMER, Administrator
Attest: b. c. ARNOLD,
n 4-d Is Probate Judge
First published Noe. 10, 1906
Notice for 5lication, No. 1853.
Department of the Interior. U. S. Land
Office Colby, Kansas, Nov. 8, 1906.
| Notice IS hereby given that the following
ton to make final proof in support of hi
claim, and that said proof will be made be
fore the Probate Judge of Ellis county, KS
at Hays City, Kan, on Dec. 81, 1906. viz
Heirs at law of Margaret Hall deceased;
Homestead application No. 24757
for the EKnwH of section 6, township ]:
south, range II w:
| He names the following witnesses t.
prove his continuous residence upon ant
cultivation of said land. Wig:
William W. Bemis. Tohn H. Long
Leroy NJ Shelton, Frank J Hadley,
all of Hays P. o. Kansas.
.J1ao. Th0naaS Register.
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The State Board of Election Canvas
sers have declared all of the Constitu-
tional amendments voted for at the late
election carried by the following vote:
For Against
No. 1. 1925 67,4O9
2. 107, 94 20, 730
3. 11O,O21 63, 485
The popular amendment, by the vote,
was the one permitting the Probate
Judgeto appoint deputy when he can
not attend to his duties.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-26

I'm 1872 ltbr miro oas 5peite Sriib.
itiid i%erpirt, 81 DEM meiit @dite er.
id)einen, - oft iol6e, nit oenen Der
&on5lcr 6ci oieier 8elegcnbeit altf
GienItgeidGitc beiprehen mil. Die
&ilde i'm SoltIc Oes Siiritcn Billion
lit, mic bier eingeid)altet iein mag,
cine p%or5iiQIihc. Shirt Dillon lit
mas ii6 mobl ebeuIo lebr 0urh Ieine
@nnburgcr gbItammung, pie Ourh
ieinc iriibcre Oiplomatii6e Garriere
ertlGrt, ein ~itorter Giier, ie0oh iebr
mdblertlf in Se51g ouf grt mo 3u.
bereitlng fuIinnrti6er Semitic. Sein
Sod lit ein Sran5ole, ser nit leiner
Sannilte I'M &dn5lerp0ldi5 tpo6nt uno
elm redlt itattlideS @e6alt be5iebt.
Nad) Dem 5lpciten 8riibitiif begiebt
Ser Shirt iid III iein 9ibliotbef5im.
mcr, no CT NIT ieincr @ema6lin Tim
oieie Stlu1oc ollein su bleiben lie6t.
Nber ulid) in ote 9ibliotbef meroen
linn GicnItmappen uorber sur Ourf.
lid)t gele9t. Bon 3 llbr ab bort er
mieoer SortrGgc uno 0iftirt oienit.
lid,c Sdreiben, Snltruttionen, gr-
lniie II. /. ~. 9as ge6t in elmer Heibe
linlulterbrodet bis s ll6r I6enos.
lin oieie 3eit iinoet ons Diner itatt,
5l Sem ebcniallS beiltabe INNER Gin
l~uoun9cn ergebcn, uno ba6en Die leb-
ten @Gitc oaS Semi oeS Ion5lers
perlaiicn, 10 iebt lid oieicr pon9fenem
an ieincn SbrcibtiIdl, Inn niht Dol
Witternadt ST @ett 5u geben. Gen
9nt5en Gag iiber, ielblt mG6renO Der
Mobl5eitcn, meroeu linn iortu06renb
Sfriftitiide sur Genntnibna6me ooer
llnter5cihnltng, Die eingegnngeneu
omtlid)en Gcpeiden, iorpie Die sur
&eroifcntlifnulg burdy ooS @olffi6e
9iireou %bcitimmten uorgelegt. Su
letter Belt nun bottc iid) oieIcS bier
fms gefcmn5cihnete SageSpenilm
nod gor5 beoelIteno permebrt. so
lon9c Die Gouieren5 III Ilgcciras
lpGbrtc, fam cS Dor, oaB ser &an5ler
nit icinen GGtbcu bis tief in Die
Nod)t binein orbeitete, Selcgromme
cnpiina. bearbeitete mo beantwor.
tcte. Die slrbeitSfroit oes Siiriten
lit al iid) iebr groB, unO wenn er
iett cinen altgcnblid 5uiommenbradL
10 iino sic llrind)en bieriiir nltBer Der
gelteigcrten N%nipnmung Ger letter.
@obeu ulo Monate pielleift nod in
einigen flcincn 3uiGaigfeiten ST.
illdcn, mic oarin, Dab or al Dem be.
trcficnoen Gonneritug oerGeidstogss
litllng pegcu, Oie idIon Inn 1@11 ltbr
GormittugS I~tattiono, icine gcpobnte
Sug%eSoronung nidt einbolten fonnte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-26
Sas Sasciucrf oes TirItcn Silo,u.

AngeiihtS ser %Grfranfung 6cS
Siiriten Billion, oie in eriter Clinic
oui llebcrorbeitung m16rcno Scr MN
binter ms lie0cnoeu fritiidpn 0rei
Wonntc 5uriidjuiilbren lit, intereiiirt
es pobl audi, einigeS 9tGberc oorii-
Der 81 1oren, mie Der &ul5ler lebt
ltno orbeitet, mic er iein Sogclperf
eingctbeilt bot. Gcnl onB cine Nr.
beitSlnit, mic lie oui oen Sdultern
ocs bod)itcn HciGsbeamtcn rilbt, nllr
bel ciner IN ieoer Siniidt Itretg &C.
rcgelten 2ebenspeiie bemGltigt mcr.
oen fam, peritebt iid) Don ielbit.
Shirt Billion lit Elm Srii5ouiiteber.
gr erbebt iid) ieoen Morgen Inn Z
llbr, nimmt Elm 9ob, friibItiidt unO
betritt Elrnft HS ll6r iein IrbeitS-
5immer, no Die neueiten Gingduge
iiir i'm bereit liegen. Sait tdglid)
cmpidngt er nm R9 llbr ocn BE.
iud) bes GaiierS, Dem er Tortrog
bGlt. GicS geidicbt bel id)onem @ct.
ter ieGr oft bel eincm Spa5iergange
i'm Earfe oeS &an5lerpolais. Sie
0oucr oieieS Gortrages bemiBt lid
ielten aui mcniger alS cine Stunoe.
Huu febrt ser aall5ler IN iein Mr.
6eitssimmer 5llriid uno ertbeilt sic
iiir Den jelpeiIigel 3ag porber BE-
itimmten aiioien5en, BON oenen feline
eiu5ige mebr oils eiliige Winllten ~
oaucrn pilegt. Sieran idylieBt iidl
Der Gortrng ieincr Hdtbe, IN erIter
2iuie bes Gbeis Ger 6eidHfan5lei
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-26
9anfrGu Der.

Ger 0ciuoltionlc ltcbcrioQ mlfHon'
fen iuor biSber cine Spc5iolitot oc@
onrcritoriid)cn @ilben @eltenS ooer
U%ntlcNWcr iiioofritoniidJen @e0clts
0cn. Cob oltG IN eincr ser rllliilhcl1
&ouptitGOtc, un0 5iuar III Moatolt,
am bcllcn Gage cine 0ciuoltlome DC
roublrl0 scr 9onf moglid) mar, be-
iuCiit mr., meld)c Sortld)rlttc Der
oQ0cmcinc 3uiommlcnbrud) ollcr
@crbGltniiic in GllBlono modt. Sn
Nnncrito poQ5icbt iidL ruie mir I'M
,Suo" leierL Scr @onfrollb ltetS
nod Ocmielben Mhilter, iple Dies 5.9.
mcbrcrc, i'm Sabre 1900 porgcfoms
meme lleberiGlc olli 9ontcn bclpei'
len. Sr @inncnnlccu i'll Nebrosfn
crid,icncr MittogS onl Gcl(cn Gage
cini0c Setter mo bonoen ibrc Fier'
sc in Der @oiic an, Die lid) bilttcr Der
@onf bCionb. Gonm bctroten lie, nit
bcn Hcpolpern IN Ser Snnb, oie9I1lis
me, IN bcncu iid sur 3cit ciit eil5i'
0cr Gltroe ouibiclt. rSGnOc 6od)!"
loltctc oaS ollrd) Die bro6en0 crbos
bellcn Hepolpcr untcritiltte Cont
monoo. Gle g(n0eitcatcn mo Der
&ultoe 6oben Die &drbe bod un0 bic
H1llbcr itriden ollcS bcrumlIegenbc
@olo llro Eopiergelb III cinclt lcerelt
Geutel. Gam 5iuallgcn lie Den &ol'
iirer, Den @eloid)ront 5lt ofIncn nnlo
cntro6ntcn ibnl orei nit @olo Sc
iiinte 0clltcl. @icrotf ldnongcn
tidy sic GGllbcr oui lire orouBcn bar
ren0cn Eferbe mo i%prengten im@os
lopp bopon. Gie goit5e S5cne bate
iid) in ipc,,igen Wiimlter o6gelpielt.
Salt glcid5eitig orbcitetcn nod Die
lem 9icsept orei %beipaifnete Nulbcr
inr 0anfge6oilOe in WiQersburg IN
Ohio. aaeroingS lebten lid Die
9onfbcdinten sltr gSebr, es murocn
picle SdJiiiie geiped)ielt, nno bic9i1il'
Der crrcid)ten ibrcn 3iued nidt. Stn
Sorltor 1901 Orongcn gegen 8 llbr
Mberlos bier mosfirte Wo!nter IN Die
Siliole ser Hobinion . 9onf inNono'
iontein in Sranspoal Gin. Sier mo-
rcr oQeroines Die GerbGltnilie Den
IGilbcrn inioiern giinItig, ol@ Der
Srt feline Eolic5i BOT. Ga Worcn mn
orei @eomte in Der @onf %onipeiclto
9ieie purocn oilrd) Die 9crle iibcr
roi6t, nit cen H%epolperr beorobt II
ge5lulrngen, Die SGnOe bod 5u bol
ten. Gann mrrben Die 9eomten &c
~ieiIelt. Gie oiebesiid)ere aolie no
perl6lciien, nno Die orei angelteIl
ten erflGrtei,, nm ocren Snbult 81
rcttcn, Den Sd)liiiicl babe Der obluc
icnoe aoilirer. Sic Hdtber erbro
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-26
9cnn;cbn Spicr.

Sriniooo, Col, a. April. -
Sm Bureau ser Colorado Sllel &
Sron 60" miro oifi5icl mit9etbeilt,
baB bie 3obl scr porgcitern bel Ser
Grploiion in Guarto gctooteten Grit
benorbcitcr 10 betroge. Irei Nlr6ei.
ter, sic bemuBtlOS uno onideineno
i'm Stcrben DeroI8gcbradt murocn,
meroeu nit Ocm 2cben oduol, font
men,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-26
&eripGtetc Ginm Guoc II c t,
0cn d bCrii If / 6 lat.

Conf tontinopcL 81. 'Nlpril.-
SIC biclIgc omcrifoniihc @eionoi.
idoit bat Der Efortc mitqctbcilt, 0nB
ibrc iii1Git gcNen oic Grrihtling CT
nca omcritnniiNcn Sduulbouic3 in
Sulonid)i crbobcncn Gimnen0un0Cn
feline @criidlidtiQunN iiuocn t0nncr,
neil lie ucrlpGtct cillNcbrnNt mor0cn
lcicn. Gic Wcionotihoit hat oielSiortc
por mcbr ala &obrcHiriit in Mcnnt
nib Nclcbt, Dob lie ocn BAN hcoblid)i
tiNc mo lid) obiGai0c Ginmenbln1cl
imncrbolb elmer 6riit pon lcd)9 NO.
notcn crbctcll. % mc0cr Qcgcn bicie
Trilt Elm Erotrlt cill0cbrnNt porOcu
lei, nod inncrhnlb ocrlclbcn Giliuc.s
Olungcn NCAcu oen @oll crbobcn nor
Den icicn. fGnrcn sic mWnmCAr cin.
0cbrndtcl GilnucnOum0en nid)t il
%Gru1guna 0c5oQcn ipcrbcn.
&ur5c &nhcl0cpclh Ell.
- 0aS britiidc llntcrbolS trnt
Qcitcrn naf bccnbrtcn Sltcricricn
mic0cr 5uinmmcn.
- Nus Gibomc, I'M 3ulnlnnoc,
fommt sic Nodrid)t, Dab Der Slillr-
0cntCnbGuptIing Sombuotu NIT 800
NlnbGngern oli Scr Slud)t noh ga,
tai lit unO onG CT bon brittle )en Smlp.
pen ucriolgt miro.
- 0ic nurucQiihc Mcgicrnng bat
bcidJIoiicn, cine %orlogc sur Srgo'
niintion elmer llclIeu Irnlce cill5lt-
bringcn ulo I'M cine Gc%ruiaigrm0
pom $3,tt3,000 fir oen 3mef SIT CT.
llld)cll.
- Gic lcbtc 9(6ibcifllg friegSge-
ion1cncr Huiien aus Sopon fam &c
Itcrn in Soelio an, i'm @al5en iebt
$1,000.
- aGnig Goparo, Gonioilr gler'
on0ro, ionic ser Yrin5 bon @nleS
lmO@rnoblin r~ciltcn gritern Abeno
BON gltbcu nod) &ntofolo ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-26
Nib md Nnrnpn.

Ncp- . ort t, 81. Npril. - @ol.
ter Mellmol, mcldcr i'm nId)ltcl
&luti bon Ser &niel Spibbcrgen aus
Cincn &crillh mudcn miro. Sen Norbs
pol III ciucm lcnf6oren 2nitidiii 81
crrcidcll, IdiiIte iib brlltc nlli Sem
Gompicr o&oiicr @ilbclm Der
3meite" nndJ europa cin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-26

*+@ 9aS .@ermonio : Gonclape
Nr. POP, s. 8. S." peranitaltct an
1ldfiten Sonnerltag in ser nYbilan-
tbropD . Salle," Nr. 1917, Sit-9ol.
timoreitroBe, iein 1~5-idbriges Stif.
tungsieit. Gemielben mcroen De.
yS6alia . WGnnerd)or" uno oic ar
better : 2icoertoiel" b%einobnen un5
es bllrd @eidnge pcridonern, mo
YoItor u. ). Sterger balt Die Set.
reoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-26

3erNIittert iein boI5er.
mes 9ein. = Safob Magelcfsfe.
BON Rr. ia, Sn%rriion-S traBe, mel.
der Elm b6l5ernes Yein bat, ~ltilr5tc
an Der ode bon Baltimore nnb 6ar,
riion. Str. BON @ageon ino blieb,
oils mGre er id)mer perleBt, liegen. IlS
ole YaIianten ndber bin5u traten, &C.
mabrtcn lie, baB oas bol5erne gein
oes Mannes 5eriplittert mar, bas &C.
aiunoe 9ein aber feline &erlcbnngeli
erlitten botte. Ma9elefsfp perlor bel
Dem Stiirse feline soloene llbr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-26

Sam iebt in Scr &orbs
fobrif orbeitcn. - Sbomo3
6. 9ea, Elm q Sabre after Wonn bon
9tr. 1908, Saf.S troBe, pcld)er, lple
er logt. lett lebten Sftober feline gr'
belt gebabt bot, lpllroc gcItcrn BON
2ooi Grammar oii cinen Monat nod)
Dem StootgcidguiB gcionot, "a or
cine Straie BON $50 nid)t 5ablen
fonnte. 9e4 bette iif am M'ortog
gbcno alli eiucm @ogaon Der vNo<
lano.G .2inie" unaebiibrlid betra-
get, einen Weger seidlogen, Elm 5en'
iter sertriimmert nnb Die T%aliogierin-
men nobe5u bpiteriid gemodt.
j (lQ o inis IN ii mid ensmertber
q 0 It q Gng 'Irtbur Soffel,
Elm iunger 9urid)e, meld)er I'M
.Yops' Some" on Colbert : II. Elea'
iantltrobe loeirte, muroe gcItcrn BON
Gaoi Grammar nod Der MarDldnoel
Sd)ule fir anoben gcianot, neil er
mie superintendent Slices Iaatc
fleptomaniife ACKNOWLEDGMENT bot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-26

@efnnmie Standardization nit
Nhisnubme ocS NdpitaIs. .....
GinbebablteS @runotapiial .....
lle6erihub iibcr ale SctbinoIi6s
llcbcrfbuB fir Fuliccn Snbaber
=
@efammte decentralization 80.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-18
THAT TAX BOOK MYSTERY.

As usual the Times is making much
ado about nothing. 1t is having o
duck ut regularly every morning be.
cause It can't find this years personal
property books. We have not seen
them ourselves, but we are authorized
to enllghten the Times as to their
whereabouts. The Western district
book Is in the hands OF the sheriff, who
is making up the tax tickets from 1t,
and has been for some time. The
Eastern district book is not yet fin
fshed, the assessor not having com
pleted the extensions since the laying
Of the levy. County Clerk Jacobs In
forms MS that the books have never
been returned to his Office before the
first OF October during his term OF
and perhaps they never were
during other administrations. There
is no secret whatever as to where the
books are and no one who sees
them. II Col. Conway will go to the
sherlf's office wearing his usual beam
ing smile we have no doubt he can
see the Western district book at any
time. Now, as TO the cards to be sent
out, they seem to be worrying II be.
loved friends. If they are fretting over
them Already, they will be in a frenzy
before the campaign Is over. The Con
gressional committee is preparing
many thousands of cards to be mailed
to individuals showing the amount -ol
their taxes in 1904 and 1906. The West
virginian job Office is now printing
enough to supply Marion county and
we shall be much obl'rnd &C ~" ~'-""s
will help us advertise it, especially
among It's Democratic subscribers, for
they will get them too. The tax tick
cts will tell the story this year and
what they will do for anti-tax reform
'crs will be a plenty. Just wait and
see ii we don't speak the truth.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-18
ARorHER TIMES FAKE EXPOSED.

AHN-NAAu@aEHaaN E.MLHENa
ANOTHER TIMES FAKE EXPOSED.
The West Virginfan Is authorized to
sate upon reliable authority that the
report that the @so-caIled" Republican
Hing ass the Times chooses to term
the local REORGANIZATION was opposed to
oa BtlIlnaslea's holding the Po-
stten asmpale teacher at the Nor
8 absolutely false In every par.
teula ana M RfIlinsslea herself
paasrstsnds and knows that the lead
ef lie local Republican organtza'
lion were favorable 70 her holding
her position and so expressed them
selpes her andgher friends and that
they aresstll in favor Of retaining her
service.
Il 4 beauthorftlveIy stated that
lie Robinson, OF Grafton, q mem
her lie Beard Of Regents, ls respon-
sihIe ifef The change made In Mrs
Btiti1aslsats position and that the
chanaesWas made by him over the
protest % the people the Times per
sits b styling "The Ring"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-18
raYlne no seulRM our.

TIE long looked for attempt at an
explanation Of that wonderful two
cent fare plank in the Democratic plat,
form made its appearance to-day. Col,
Conway has racked his brain labor.
ing over 1t and finally he has reached
the conclusion that the Democrats
ought to have made a full stop instead
OF a dash at a certain place in tho
plank. That has been true OF many
occasions and might have been true
on this one. II they had made a full
stop and said no more after the first
line there would have psen NO mistak-
Ing the meaning but tile dash whas
gave ~ such aashes usually
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-18

work disastrousIy- Nov, seeing tha-
Colonel conaway IS 50 well up in
punctuation, let us see low his sec
ond wotld-be sentence read AIIleage
Ibook be sod purn at
stfaiBt gentg dollars md good for
amy person who may desire 10 travel
thereon until use wegkindls ask,
the genial colonel to get some Of his.
learned friends to point out the sub
iect and predicate of that sentence.
Whenever he undertakes that he viii
fluid that the plank was correctly pune
tuated In the original publication and
the linotype man,sseeing the mistake
IN the manuscript, punctuateI It SO u
would make sense. That Is one way
to try to get out OF the hole, colonel.
but trying to get out and getting out
are two things and very different ones
at that.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-18
People s Forum
EdIIor .Nasl VlrenLanN

Editor West Vireiniap,
FaiFmoht, W.
i notice in yoilr esteemed contm
porag Times A the
enect that my unnpire tipped
naIsSyesterdasSand That my teke SELF
err stole. OH lots of money
If my umpire tipped signals why
did we make seven OF our5elght runs
when the other manswas calling balls
and strikes? In other words, We hit.
seven times harder when not Sip
ped" than when We we're
In four instances men eomplained Of,
mistakes in tickets Sunday. Changes.
were made without argument ! taking
their word for the mistake, Is ! az
ways do. That wasn't very extensive
graft, was It? considering that 500.
people were handled.
These Complaints are 50 childish
they are amusing.
GUY ". GREEN.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-18

The Petersburg State Journal
wants in on the West virgintan's pro-
posed purchase of the B. and o's
holdings in West Virginia at $1,000
600, the valuation placed on its prop
erty for assessment purposes by the
company. II another paper or two
wants in on the deal we'Il Just pur-
chase all the railroads and other pub
lie service corporations at their own
estimate Of what they are worth.
Come right along. gentlemen, well
coon be ready to close the transaction
and hand over the cash. What do you
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-18

Now, Wait, don't be a cheap fmi-
tntor. Because we spoke the truth
and said people didn't take you seri-
ousiy you thought that was pretty
good and you would Just turn the
trick and call us another n Try to
be original and not copy after what
we say or people will get the notion
that you don't know much which
would be doing you a CALLING Injustice.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-18
seuaraI prIzea onered.

Several handsome prizes will be Civ
en- during the week. The most beauti'
full and elaborate OF these is the chal
lenge cup which will be bestowed on
the winner of the State championship
Three other cups will also be given
one to the winner of the singles, one
to the winner of the doubles and one
to the runner up.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-18
IHIrs THEM HARD.

ME whseling 1n~telligencer has a
- getting down ON paper such
bard pan logic as TO be absolutely
man @eraBIe whensit goes to DISCUSS
ing POLITICAL matters IN Its issue OF
Angfs goth it gets atter the Demo
crats Mo have been canFd sena-
tor Eiians q q his eourse 9n herate