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The San Francisco call., 1907-06-17

the parade, which is to have an auto
mobile feature, children's section, in
which the girls will carry flags and
the boys will carry Japanese lanterns.
The fraternal societies will cooperate
with the club. A number of the lead
Ing organizations of the town have
sent contributions. Theodore A. Bell
Will be the speaker Of the day. There
Will be dance in the afternoon, a
grand ball in the evening. icecream
booths and boys games in the park, all
or which will be under the auspices of
the New Century club.
At recent meeting of the club the
following standing committees were
appointed for the ensuing year. Execu-
tive board-Mrs. F. w. Bush, Mrs.
ID. S. Kyser, Mrs. w. H. Young, Mrs. III.
L. Amstutz and Mrs. c.. E. Trower; pro-
gram. committee-Mrs.e e. r. Clifford,
Mrs. Robert Corlett and Miss Maude
Nichols; auditing committee-Mrs. Mar
shall Mackenzie and Mrs. Frank Horst
meyer. Mrs. Gertrude Alpen is press
reporter. The club viii hold special
meeting on Tuesday. June 10. .g
At the present time, when humane
education work is ATTRACTING so much
attention and is taking UP SO much
time in the woman's club of the land.
the following report of the humane
education committee of the California
club for the past syear, made By Mrs.
Alice L. Park. chairman, will prove Of
great interest: :
The work of the humane education
committee has been on the same gen-
eral lines as in other years, but 1T has
been more systematic and more fruit
full. =
The best success has been the In
augurating or a peace day for schools
In all parts of the state, a plan which
Will go on of itself in future. years.
The state federation responded prompt
ly to the first Recommendation as to
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-17

IN N terested in the lectures to be
V given here by DR.. Felix Adler OF
New York under, the auspices
of the San Francisco council of Jewish
women and the California club, The
first lecture will be delivered at Chris
tian Science hall, Sacramento and
Scott streets, next Sunday afternoon,
June 23. The great ethical teacher
will speak on Personal Morality and
How 1t May Be Elevated" 1t is felt
that the lecture will be particularly
pertinent at this time in San Francisco
and there is much interest evinced as
to what Dr. Adler will bring out in
this connection. On the following
speak at the same place on The
Worlds Mission of the American De-
mocracy."
-Jr Adler will deliver an address at
the University of California in connec-
ton with the Barbara Weinstock me-
mortal, for which latter purpose he Is
coming west He will be accompanied
by Mrs. Adler and they will go later to
Sacramento for a stay.
A club which was organized on May
81 and which wilIsprove an interesting
addition to the circle in this vicinity
is the Burlingame woman's club, which
began with membership of so. Among
the officers are Mrs. George Miller,
president, and Mrs. E. A. Bancroft Jr.
and Mrs. Fl. Graves. the secretaries
The energetic women of the New
Century club of Napa have taken
charge OF the fourth Of July celebra-
tion in that town and will make the
AFFAIR one long to be remembered, judg-
ing from their preparations. DR.. Elmer
E. Stone will be the grand marshal OF
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-17

Women's clubs throughout CALIFORNIA;
are invited to communicate news OF
their organizations to this departments
of The Call,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-31
Will Play Here
JOHN PURlNToN AND FRANK
coRRIN WILL BE IN TENNIS
TOURNAMENT.

MoRGANTowN, Aug. S1.-Attor.
neys F. L. corbtn and ], A. Purinton
will go to Fairmont Monday to take
part in a tennis tournament. The
tournament is the fourth annual one
Of the Falrmont Tennis Club, and some
Of the best players in this section will
take part. The two attorneys will en-
ter the doubles and Purinton will en-.
ter the singles. Event cups will be
given, and the winner Of the singles
will play Alec. Mead for the three
year cup.
The tournament will extend
through Monday, Tuesday and We'd,
nesday. The same gentlemen have
an invitation to take part ia the sec.
ond annual tournament Of the Par
kersburg Country Club for the cham
piorship Of West Virginia.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-31

HUNTINGTON, W. Va, Aug. 3D.
John Henry BirchAeld, the Oldest resi-
dent Of Cabell county, If not Of the
State Of West Virginia, died at his
home near Cox's Landing a few days
ago. He was considerably past a hun.
dred and nine years old at the time Of
his death.
Napoleon Bonaparte when Mr..
Birchaeld was born, had not yet been
made emperor Of France and was Just
beginning to loom up as the most gi-
ganuc figure in European history.
George washington had just retired,
after serving two terms as President
Of the United States. Less than fiji.
teen years before the Independence Of
the American colonies had been rec,
ognlzed. There yet remained fifteen
years before the war Of 1912 began,
a conflict which Mr.. Blrchfield dis.
tinctly remembered.
He saw the United States develop
from a poor republic with some FIVE
million inhabitants to the proudest
among the nations Of the earth, with
a population of more than eighty mil
lions. He was thirty.four years old
when the first railroad engine was
built. He saw the development Of the
telegraph, the cable, the telephone,
wireless telegraphy and the thousand
or more great steps in the progress of
mankind that have been made within
the last century.
Mr.. Birchfield, throughout his life,
enjoyed unusual healtlS ana, despite
his advanced age only a short time be.
fore he died. he was able to walk from
Cox's Landing to Guyandotte. His
wife died fifteen years ago at the age
Of seventy.hve.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-31
Great Railroad Builder.

Senator Elkins Is referred to by his
admirers as the great railroad builder.
Hehas been instrumental with his as
soclates in West Virginia development
In building i've hundred miles of road
in this State. He Is also a great cap.
itallst, and the people f3the State are
looking for other large enterprises in
what seems to be aisS ecialty. The
State needs many more miles Of rail.
road and the people are looking to
such men of great resources to fur
nish these needed miles Of transpor-
tation.-Grafton Sentinel.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-31

me by a decree Of the Intermediate
Court Of Marion county west Virginia,
entered lnthe above styled chancery
cause, on the 2eth day Of August 1907,
i will, on Saturday, the 18th day Of
September 1907, sell at public auction
at the placeo business 81 said Art
Wall Paper 4 Paint Company, NO 2l2
Jackson street, in the City Of Fair
mont, in said county, thefollowing ges
scrtbed property lss
All the stock of merchandise, con-
sisting Of oils, varnishes, paints, wall
papers and divers supplies, all paint
ers' and paper hangers tools and inn
plements; furniture and fixtures, includ-
ing ladders, tables, chairs, desks, and
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-31
Lost His i! IS! vadi
NsHlNNsToN MAN FELL IN WITH
FLO CAMPBELL AND NOW HE
IS SOME WISER. ~

John Barr was a plain drunk that
came here last night from Pittsburg
to work in the glass house. He was
drunk when he landed and found the
bastlle a resting place. : He is now at
the macadam factory furnishing ma.
terlal for the roads.
Robert Carlow came down from
shinnston last night and was hungry
to take in the town. He fell in with
Flo Campbell and was taken in. Some
place, some time, some way, he was
relieved Of considerable sum of mon.
ey and to wind up his experience he Is
giving nine dollars worth of Drawn 70
the city at the workhouse.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-31

The Richie Gazette has the follow
ing;
N Is said ihat Hon STUART :.
REID. il clarksbasg being gFoomed
III stae Tfeaa rer on the Rspaplks
scln Siiaft re good
clip mi Fs age man 81 syille
tby he name il. lning nom
fbe Gazette has been crthat
place and who Is the peer Of any man nan
Eini the state for tie position HIS
name Has been fayotabiy received IN
that connection. Lst q stand at LIN.
niger.
MI. Llninger Il one ,cf the very An An
est Repnbl icans u the State, loyal and nd
able. The State Journal would IKE ses TO
BEE him have one Of The best offices OBJ.
talnable. Wouldn't Auditor suit him
better than Treasurer? It is the big
ger and better d the two and, besides,
1t isyery much Of AM open AFFAIR, the
present incumbent not intending tortm
again. However Iihinger, either for
tor Treasurer Will suit this paper =
Petersburg State Journal.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-31
The First Suggestion.

The very earliest suggestion Of the
season as to the next crop Of legisla-
tive Candidates from Monongalla
makes its appearance to-day. A
thoughtful citizen whoiis intensely in:
terested in some q the larger prob
lens Of statesmahship in West Wiz.
ginia, but has never taken an active
part in politics, suggests that this
county send Dean Hogg to the next
legislature.
There are many and very excellent
reasons why Dean Hogg would make
an admirable member from Monon~
gala, and The Post takes pleasure in
placing his name on the list Of ayaila-
BILE Republicans Morgantown Post.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-31

Hubbard's Proper Assignment.
If left to their own selection, all
West yirglnlans interested in the
ION To Cairo" movement and the de.
velopment Of the Ohio river. would
probably unite on w. P. Hubbard, as
the proper representative Of this
State on the Rivers and Harbors COM
mittee. Against his assignment to
that committee It may be argued that
his service would not Justify the
Speaker in giving him so important a
place but such an argument does not
hold good in the face Of Mr.. Hub
,bard's long study of the problems Of
Ohio river navigation. Certainly the
Speaker will not tind in the whole
House Of Representatives a man OF
.keener intellect or purer motives and
we. may fairly say that whatever Mr..
Hubbard did he would do for the best
interests ofthe Nation and his State.
Personally and politically We do not
agree with him or what he represents.
ne is not a3han to make friends cas-
my. Ratherls he likely to repel but
we cannot see that that will detract
from his services to the committee on
I3tvaTSs ana ,FIarhnra "a which he will
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-31

Operators IN the lower sotith west
fleids are making tie most 81 fire good
weather and win complete as much
work as possible before winter In
the deep sand district. the work now
started should be completed before
the roads get bad making t5dimcp!tt
to get material 70 the fields.
While there is still some expert
mental work starting the most Of the
new workis IN the old fields, where
the prospects for anything better than
light bumpers is not expected. Near
Reader, Grant district, WetSel county,
the Carnegie Natural Gas Company
has drilled Its test on the R. +. King
farm into the Gordon sand and has q
very light gasser.
on State Road run, Green district
Her7ey, McNought & co.haye drilled
their test on the "a. N, Argenslnger
farm to a depth Of 1850 feet and have
shut down awaiting a new cable.
on Archer's Fork, Grant district,
Wetzel county, the South Penn OIL
company has completed and shot lts
second test on the Catherine carlin
farm and the mole has filed up 400
feet with fluid. The same company's
No. 8, on the ]. NJ. Anderson farm, has
filed up 1000 feet with fluid. Drilling
has been suspended to move back the
boiler.
/ on Brush run, Green district, the
Carnegie Natural Gas Company has
drilled its test on the John W. Gadd
farm to a depth of 1850 feet and has
shut down for "a cable. On Buffalo
run: in the same district, the Kanawha
ON Company is due in the said at It's
No. s on the Tart Bros farm. On
Archer's Fork, in the same district.
the Parker & Edwards OH Company
win be due in the sand next week at
a second test on the D. B. Fisher farm.
On Pine Fork, the Katy Lick OIL COM
pany has made another location on
the shuman heirs farm.
Light easser insHarrlson.
In the Folsom district, Harrison
county, the South Penn Oil Company
has given its second test on the wiz
liam Edgel farm a shot and It failel
to respond. It will make alight gasser
from the Gordon sand On Long run,
Grant district, Harrison county. the
Tri-state Gas Company Is drilling
three important test wells on the L.
B. Dawson, Sarah j. Dawson and Cor.
don Kennedy farms. On Bonds run,
Ten Mile and Kincheloe creeks, Union
district, the Hope Natural Gas Com,
pany is drilling tests on the George s.
Waggoner and H. Perrine farms.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-31
Opens Monday
THEFIRsT WARD PUBLIC SCHOOL
WILL BEGIN NEXT
WEEK

Principal w. A. Hustead desires
that the people Of the First ward
make special effort to have a large at
tendance at the opening Of school on
Monday. Everything is in readiness
for enrolment and assignment Of
work. All the patrons are requested
to assist in having a full attendance,
from the. very first day.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-31

Those critics of the administration
who resent the vigorous prosecution
of the Standard Oil Company appear
to forgetthat this concern is an old
offender whose sins are almost as nu-
.merous as the sands Of The seashors
and whose ability to employ expert
legal talent Il not to corrupt prosecut-
ing oficers, has enabled It heretofore
to escape the consequence Of its acts.
The purpose Of the administration Is
not to wreak vengeance but to dem.
onstrate to the Standard, and to others
that violation Of the law is unprotita.
Dles in otherwords that honesty is the
best policy Were II not for the FL:
kins act. someof the STANDARD officials
would certainly be imprisoned.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-31
F aleArENE srHE

WORKS.
The Barkefsbufg State Journal has
tie following 20 say relative to the
more q isss spectacular performance
recentlgspulIed on by.a few papers III
dislesent paFts 81 the Slate:
seal eef the Huntingdon Herald
and she Eairlnont West yirgintan on
me oneslia ind tie Petersburg DIS.
paich.Sess on the other, are splitting
drel wan thes please not scare US
fellows vino ne not used 70 such
sights, do tntcll at one StIme?"
Again he state Journal says:
1.-THE Huatington Dispatch cuts ~
with sliat tliunae and lghtning bust.
ness OF me efals ala the Parllers'
burg pIspatch Joining IN with
The hitter we 10 moi mind noise and
nashes a hundred 81 81 miles way,
but when they ate Fight AZ hand they
sori ofblind otm eyes mud ieafen our
ears' stnlboya, al otyot Why waste
your energies ID this wayg Why nos
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-31
Notice q FIduoIaty settlement.

Notice Of Flduclary settlement
Notice is hereby given that the &c.
counts Of the following named fiduclafs
les are before me for settlement:
/. w. s. Raymond, administrat OF
Augustus NJ. Borgess., deceased.
q. ]. L. DAWSON, administrator Oh
John Price, deceased.
8. Charles Davis, administrator OF
Eliza Davis, deceased.
i, Leroy Linn, administrator o. J.
"a. Linn, deceased.
s. M. Ella Hawkins, administra'
trix Of Clarence 3. Hawkins, deceased.
6 NJ. Ella Hawkins, guardian
trix Of Marguerite Leona Hawkins, an.
infant, n
Z. j. Fay Watson, guardian ofsJoah
Lindsay Radcliffe, an inrant.
s. T. w. n Randolph, guardian q
Frank q. STROLLER, an infant,
9. G, w. f. Randolph, guardian o.
Maud II strothef an infant.
Given under myshahl this 18th day y
81 August 1907.
3l5 HARRY SHAW,
Commissioner Of Accounts Of Marloi.
county so
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-31
unIyerslty to Open.

MoRGANToWN, Aug. S1.-The fall
term Of the state University will open
on Monday, September 18th the date
having just been announced. Reports
from many counties Of the State show
that there will be a large enrolment
Of new students and that many of the
old ones viii enroll again. The W. v.
u. foot ball team will report about a
week earlier than the opening day Of
school:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-31
.Tl5aa zggastI ylrgInIaa ls.traIg gIa

West yirginial 3 truly glad
that the teport conc erntng TIE Gtarks-
birg hotel keepers plan to increase
rates at the meeting ot the Grand
Lodge m odd Fellows Is false. The
ssrlnor vas published in this paper by
REQUEST ~ a prominent odd Fellow.
who seemed to know what he was
talking about. but he had evidently
been mislatorned. He recognized tiat
The best way 70 correct such a threat.
ieneds abuse was to turn the newspa-
ipers loose on II, hence bis appeal.
However, now that we are assured
that clarksburg will give the fairest
Treatment possible to the Grand Lodge
I'VE withdraw all that we have said
and ask that It be stricken from the
records clarksburg Is a thriving
city, has good hotels and nice people
and we expect the meeting Of the
Grand Lodge to be great success
there in November.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-31

The Democratic papers are express
ing a great deal of sympathy for the
insurgent papers which have been
getting something Of what Is coming
to them by the tried and true regular
Republican papers of the State. They
surely do need what little Democratic
sympathy they can muster for they
won't get any other kind.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-31

If Hon. Geo. c. sturgiss lived along
the banks Of the broad and sweeping
Ohio he would measure up along with
Hon. VIM. P. Hubbard in point Of abil-
ity and fitness for a commltteeship
assignment on the Rivers and Har-
bors committee. AS he doesn't we
hope Uncle Joe may find something
"just as good" for him,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-31

The American delegates to the
Hague Convention are proving not
alone the only aggressive advocates
of peace, but the only delegates whose
efforts seem likely to be crowned with
"a modicum Of success.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-31

People who believe that President
Roosevelt will be forced to accept an
other nomination for the presidency
are certain to receive a severe "jolt"
somewhere about the first Of January.
Mr.. Roosevelt is a man whom 1T is not
easy to force,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-31
James M. vanmetre.

MARTINsBURG, W. Va. Aug. 81
Mr.. James NJ. vanmetre. one Of the
best known and wealthiest farmers Of
Berkeley county, died at his home
near Kerneysville, 50 years Of age.
He leaves five children, among whom
are i: D. .vanmetre, prominent far
mer, and George W. vanmetre, civil
engineer Of this city Mr.. vanmetre
was formerly a member of the county
court, and lived in house built prior
to the revolution, and on land inherit,
ed and originally granted by Lord
Fairfax to his ancestors n
Perry H.AWees.
ELKINs. w. Va Aug. 81 Ferry
Hart Wees, a member of one ef ths
oldest families in Randolph county
passed away al his oIashonde hefe w
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-31

The end Of Popuiism in Kansas Is
announced. A Kansas gentleman has
recently sold his whiskers for the
munificent sum of So.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-31


SgS bronchial caiarr1
MS WIN Holman, s6o y. Phuiinn
ISL, Chicago, Ilis gfitesi
nj snffered Win casarrh Of lhe
bronchial tnbss and had terrible
cough ever Since aehild. When child
twas supposed u bet Whooplng cough
ortheeroup mi o. i got older q got
worse.
fter d while gotso bad ] had 10
cough both winter and summer. NJ
|naily i burst d bIooiyesaeii my throat
from the strain q coughing, next
blood yessel'in my stomach, so kept
getting worse ard doclorlnei and even
then could aofeIiei.
~ went q! Il isppnsaEg for treatment,
butitalI done me NJ good. At nightI
could never iia cnny back. 1would 80
up until Two Or thfee o'clock In the
morning before fconld close my eye's
Then ot conrse ] thought aud every.
sbody.else that Ind consumption.
Reading the papers about Perunpf
decided to Il withoutthe least hope
that tswould do me my good. But afIgr
taking three ottlesInotieed change.
NY appetite got Better, 80 I kept %,
never got disc6lfagea.
aNowiI cam Non my back and sleep
lsllltg ht and goa5taqg well think lev
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-31
Want To Go with the Doctor.

Want To Go With the Doctor
What on earth is wrong at the State
Reform School? Fourteen escapes in
less than a week is a pretty bad rec.
ord. DO the boys all want to leave
the school with DR.. Hammond?- Graf.
ton Republican.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-31

& IiaiI.
In what we are about g sas W. VI
want 70 be neither uaISind prita tf 8s 4 4
unjust, brit simply cassp sen "a y n ~
matter or speeiai inssfe To- large tEl9s'
number d west Virginia itisen tI15,
For several years tlas state mas been
represented On the Rivers and l.t'9 y
Committee 81 eonsress and is fy llli
doubleday entitled tofsuetl sen 1taa
ton. as the Ohio liver one 81 q t Y e
most impcrtant IN be 1nits q: states,
flows alone rs enaEe terns sbolln;
dairy and the bed etthe liver belongs-
to The State. No otheE seetton Is more
vitality interested Is " q 70 e Ga |air ~
Increment ana II sd that Thai go q
the coming congress the State 4g VIZ
again be representa- y most mo- 4; lf q
poriant commit Tie ques Zion nov Y
to be settled ii lglat taenbe of the
west gIrginia delegstIon can be ot
most service e ire tate on that COM gtn
mitteeg WHO do most of the people
consider ne best fitted for this import,
e.,' ,,. s'' s,,,,;,,s ssssnsivs ana M tre
ponde,ance Of eyiaeaee e beyond
,,1 ~ ! tSs,as II tla F,irst
u i'sI' /" ,s s,.isg SsT;. 1;tIT,b,ard,s
~s''.' =, I. Sity ~ fba State
.'ss'. .,s 5s,..s ~ s$Isl tsS,4a y.sry bighi
e.'o wy u 5sD Il Tec
~ . '.sSs s,',,.4.s afnlnsss
y 10y Ss. lsts IN SsSTan,o III men
~ ,,, S,s -, !, ,,s' "a, ~ any q 4.
@''e ~. ~, n anresen.
W. .,. S''s - .ss, s., .sns nberad that
. ~. y - * N Nc ~ ,nrono.
a'S .s'.,. 4. a ina Riyers
ss IN - II 5b,iF IL ixas
10y ... , ~. s.ans 81 o,,,b q IA
10y, 10y 1890 ''.s.,, q na,,ance aniI
se's IS, ~ Z sssnneaTanoe e
y. 80 :, /. ~ sss,s sIss Ntbils a. was
- IAN Il, III, X ms committee
ST 'ss,..s ~ ,SI \ distinction
,'''' ..''',,' T ssS,tsa ne chair
~ .,., ss,,ls i,,s ssss 5SSis recosniaet
sl..,.o,,s. +, s,,s a,I,iSs3 I i, a. s,,re On
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-31

You can drive an oil magnate to the
court room but you can't make him re-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-31

sIloneesl men sent No Consre from
tnla State Ia recent years. Randolph
l.niarpfise Demo
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-31
NOTICE o. SALE.

Howard u. rdeil; Il
ANT wal Paper Paint ompa ~ aHa
other chapceFy
Iastha Iitafne diate Court iasiols
caiaty west yttsaias
By virtue q the aatholiiy vested -
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-31
Chronic tloarseness.

Mrs. Della O. Cameron, Healdsburg,
5oal., member Daughters Of America,
writes:
saHaving tried many remedies for.
chronic atarrh Of the bronchial tubes,
5 and not receiving any benefit, I began
il think there was no help for me until
1began touse Pernna.
a1n . short time the bronchial tubes
began to clear, did not have that frog
sinmy throat, continually, my voice was
not nearly SO husky, and the wheeling
noise disappeared. 5s
aIwas soon able to believe that ] was
entirely free from catarrh, and g this
was several months ago, / do not believe
thatitwil1 return.n
The above group Of women could be
multiplied by ten thousand without
reaching the number that have. been
helped by taking Peruna:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-31
AMONG THE TDIToRs.

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