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Conference
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
VISITED NON oNGAH THIS
AFTERNOONS. q

The delegates for the, Allegheny
Conference met to-day for the last
session Of the Con ference. st,.;4i
The Conference was called to orde:.
promptly at o'clock, ana after tho
devotional services by Rev. p. Manages,
Of oakland, Nd, the Conference was
ready for any. business that should
come un. IN the morning session TIL.
following topics were discussed "AIln-
isterial frts-t1) Baptismal oblIga:
ton and Home Training, led by Rev.
a: Jugel. Bittinger, Nd. (2) Pastoral
Visitation. led by Rev. = Z e. Brare,l.
Cumberland. Nd. t3) Marriage and.
Divorce, led by Rev. c. p. Bastian,
keyser, w. Va. az The Funeral Ser.
vice, led by Rev. F. R. Wagner, Frost.
burg. AID. Il 4.
Many Of; the discussions were very
able dlscourses. s. ; ;ss$.9i e E
& This aftern oon the conference Will
adjourn for the session and take a
trolley car and visit Afonongah and
nelghboring points OF interest. The
u 3 uaHs - -
programme fortthis evening viii be II
discussion Of the following topics anil
addresses: I. y IA n Z! Il. 4
h The Temple OF Cad. -" III The
Church Rev. VIM. "A. Wade. Western.
port, Nd. t2) Man. Rev. F. Rich
arlson. Grafton. ". Va. Offering.
Presentation Of Resolutions. Adjourn-
ment. ~
Music for Lutheran convention last
night was furnished in early part of
the evening by the Presbyterians.
quartette. Miss Dobson, Mr.. Geo. MIL.
Ter, Cassius Miller. Mrs. Roster. La.
ter Episcopal. Mrs. o. A. Wood. z Mr..
James Eastman, Geo. Brobst and Miss
Dobson. a; q. Y.
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turss Of The work the edition is re-
piete with interestinr tacss and rem.
fii.scenees oil The esssiy history q Ma
rion county from the pen 81 Hon. VIZ
9gil. Al Lewis state Fistnrian. Fiiich
alone would mn lie IL tay Of place
in any library. Otter cont ibai ions
lofinterest Will lie seen fthrcug hnnt the
pub ton and AS a hole The 4ppbIis
nation 81 nformat i've and Instructive
las wen as interesting ana attractive
~ the eye Of the re- der. ID
The work Of course Il not perfect
err9rs Will occasionally be noticed as.
is$thes c1ge IN any work sof ibis kind
bit We believe that the appearance
and sworkmanship OF this edition Will
compare fasorah bly, With II not excel
anything o. like nature ever attempt.
ed or published 81 West Virginia.
Many who have seen the book have
said as much In itsf behalf. What
ever credit tbs t the publication may
deserve or receive Is due to the Zen.
Iterprising business and professional
petule Sot; Fa!rmont end The stnte who
contributed 10 It's support and publ.
crtion. . nd II a the op.n ion of the
West Vlrgin:an the & each 2 and every
one will feel amply compensated for
the interest they have shown IN ex.
ploitstton OF the resources OF this re-
gion. and that Fairmont Will reap ma:
terial and lasting benefits from the
publicity gained through this one me-
5lium. Z; II VI
The publicat ion is a typical West
Virginia product. The paper from
which the book was printed was made
at the West Virginia Pulp Mills at
Piedmont ana the printing is from the
lpEesg OF the West vlrginian's job
room. Z. a
Many orders have already been re.
ceived for extra copies OF the edition
and the demand being very great We
will advise Ill who want any extra
copies to place their orders early az
the edition will soon be exhausted.
Extra copies may he; had at this Off ca
or at the news stands at the rate OF
25c per copy. .-
i 81. Wrappers with gummed tables at.
tached will be furnished all who want
to mall copies to their friends with.
out extra cost. The rats OF postage
to the public will be &c per- copy as
the weight of the book Is 10 ounces:
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I Visitors from California.

Bishop and Mrs. w. w. Hamilton.
of Los Angeles, California. will arrive
here this evening to be the guests OF
Rev. J. 8. Robinson and family on Be
nont avenue. Bishop Hamilton anl
wife have been visiting friends In dif,
ferent points of the State since the
close of the conference at Baltimore.
They will go to Morgantown the latter
part OF the week where Bishop Hamfl-
ton will deliver the Baccalaureate SER
mon at the W. v. u. commencement.
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TlckET5AoENTsS MEET;

4 ATLANTIC CITY, N. j. |. June i . :;7=f
Railroad men in all parts Of the
country are assembled in Atlantic
City today at the. opening Of the con.
yention Of the international Associa:j
ton Railroad T cket Agents. Three
days will be occupied BY the conyen.
tion here. when the visitors will leave
In a party for New. York.
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LECTURE w. VA
Popular Lecture by a Popular Lee.
turer on a Popular Subject.

The man is Rev. VIM. Sturgeon, D.
D.. of England. The subject IS. sis
Life Worth Living =" The place is the
Presbyterian Church. The time is
Friday night ut o'clock II 4. q:
Dr.. Sturgeon will also deliver an
address at the NJ. E. Church, on Fri.
day afternoon at 3 O'clock. Don't
neglect to hear this noted and popu.
lar lecturer. No admission will be
charged. but silver Offering will be
taken. ~ IS; = Z; I, X IS -
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Memorial Service.

The annual memorial service OF the
Order OF Railway Conductors and
Brotherhood Of r. r: Trainmen will
be held on Sunday afternoon at three
o'clock at tae Presbyterian Church.
when Rev. H. G. Stoetzer win deliver
a sermon to the organization. Cards
bearing Invitation to the members and
fi'ends have been issued by repre-
sentatiyesr OF the organizations, Mr..
J. r. Miller, Of the Q. r. c. ana O.. G.
Willis, Of B. R. T.
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4. Entered int tho Postofllce5 ut tFnfr,nonr,
we tSHtrginihf MS fsecond-class mali mat
siNpusTRiAL EDITION. /
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I; y DusTRlAL EDITION..
I've are glad to announce that after
many man ys1lnexpec tetl delays that the Spe.
s d y Iplnstrail Edition of the West
sssE.siIrginian is caring completion and
IIsSwill lie distributed to each of our.
regular fsnhEc ribers tomorrow or Fri
The printing was commenced
archss first and an extra force has
been sbnsi1y engaged on the work
eyers since a Ding a good deal OF night
work IN order to rush 1t to compile
stion. va
worl Of distributing has al.
read oniHence ed i'm the city but as
y the ~ estre of the circulation de.
Epartinen 70 see that the$ paper goes
into the homesa 81. those entitled To
rsceEa ~ theE ctrcul atl Ion manager is
Sgiylngs personal TENT ION to i the:
fibptionE and each name IS check.
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sNuRsERYMEN in SESSION.;

- To ~ w -tN ~ . SSsot y ~
MILWAUKEE, Wis., June q. For
the thirty-thirl consecutive year the
tree srcwersEof the United Suites met
today for tie! annunl convention of the
American Assoc ia1!on of Nufserymen.
The Plenkin gtonl House Isl the scene OF
the big assemblage. which was called
to3order this morning by President j:
w. W. Hill OF Des. Moines. Ia. An al:
dress OF welcome by Mayor Rose,s the
presidents annual address AMI the re.
ports Of officers and standing commit.
tees occupied the initial session.
Election Of officers will AXE place
tomorrow. q ter which addresses will
b be made on all phases OF The fruit
growing business by authorities from,
Maine to California AMI from Mime;
sota to Texas. The session Z, III close
Friday. \. ii "
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Etrl'inEn ana Water coicfs on nis-

i.i 4. ~. = 4 ~ - t3t
~ aEt4 can bbat be attract ssi
hlishHis AT ii Al. d. Martin
illness ne tlrst annual az
|hsbit The Fsnp AIT co.. 81;
FSBgla m6re sonnet hing choice.
Fspme th.ng real j; ma min cent IN the
art lire mi its trelatl Ion 70 Greprodncs
ltlon s. OF the ma sters. " N
The collect Ion y prsseats the very
finest exa mp1es tof Y art tie etchingzf
ever publ shed \ and ID kteatnresisS water
color cravings M ie.i was q lost
art but recent vtSed and which
hass be- en- received by art lovers with:
'eathufiasm. They are signed Sprplfst
which means that they bear the EsiE::.
nature Of the noted artists, anil
among the number are those BY such
noted young English artists. o 81 Jas
King. bird and Stevenson.
f Among the collection Is a snewSFar-s
quharson entitled 33:.t"To White Quar-
ters.'. IT issa rich. maEnth cents etch.I
ling and is a companion piece to- the.
Farqn harson Over saswSs Glad PISS
lures and which since it's sale sew.
eralS years so has doubled In price
There are some important Axel|
Haigs. Herbert Dicltsee and also 4,
beautiful line OF landscap pc etchings
by leaders and other noted artists.
Then there are a number OF exquisite
portrait execute Among the col.
lection are a number OF smilitar etch-
ines after the celebrated MISSIONER;
and others OF equal shiEhSrank. A NUM-
berswere etched by Jacquet. An in-
|teresting feature is an Alma Tade!na,
called paths Of Cara Gala. 80 Also the
large rnd carefully selected water col;
lorings from Dutch, English and Amer
lean artists. 4
Al line Of etcl,lngs being the result
OF careful skilled selection that are
as low as 5000 will be found among
the collection. The collection will be
|oascxhibition far the next few days:
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COURT NEWS.

The case OF the State VS.. Glenn Nc.
Cloy Is being tried in the Circuit
Court today. A1cCloy is being trie,l
for the murder OF George Hoskins
which occurred last September. The
prosecuting attorney is being assist
ed by Attorney H. N. Ogden. Attor-
neys w. s. Meredith and u. N. Arnett
are assisting the defense. The Wit.
nesses In the case are: II s ,}:5.
For the State: e ~ y !
Eber: Heston. Sadie Crockett, Walter
Stain. Ellsworth Morgan. Scott spring
err, Amos sattertiell, Cecil Dodd, Dent
Nuzum, J. E. Robinson, G. ] Carpen.
ter Dr. J. A. Graham DR.. G. f. Boy
ers. Jr. Dr.. J, r. Cook, DR.. W. H.
Sands, DR.. G. Q. Henry, L.! G. Hoskins.
Russell Adams. Zoe NJ. ;Hoskins, Jas.
Leonard. ~ =. (; Y I. {:
For the defense: u:
Sam Boice. Russell Adams, Harvey
Adams N. A. Brown, Walter Harsh.
berger. Luther Durham, Scott sprlng-
er. Harry McCloy; Mrs. H. Hall. Mrs.
Fred Harr. DR.. VIII Boyers.s Fred
Barnes 7Ea7f DR.. J. R: Cook, DR.. C. o. Hen
~, Dr. J "A. Graham, E. s..tAmos, a.
s. Smith. j. II. Rex. Harry Knapp, c.
s. Tenant. S. r. jenkins.
The witnesses examined to-day,
were: Amos satterfela, James Leon:
ard, Scott Springer. ]. Z. Robinson
and Walter stnrns. I y
The jury trayersing the case con.
sists Of Abe Hawkins. Sidney w.
Jones, Elmer Atha, T.. r. Hall. David
d lawson, g. w. Inn E. G. IGllpIn. Da-5i
rldy sattertleld, w. 10. Too thman. T. Ia
Hartley, Hartley Is Ptsgott, J. u; Har.
ris.B 81
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Fair.nont O % o % o o. o. O o.
IUniontown $3.50 D o % O. q Of.

Sacrifice nits--7aic Closky, Rudolph,
tcowan. Stolen base-zurla@e. First
base on balls-Off Jackson. 2 \ on 5Kru-
ger. 2. Struck by jackson, 4 !;
by Kruger, 8. Left on buses--Fair
mont, &; Uniontown. c.. Double play
Gates, King and zurlage. Hit by
pitcher-Rudolph. Time-1:1O. .Um.
p!re-Gihhs,
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\. six5.Jotns EIks.

Six candidates were initiated: into
Elkdom at the local Tod &c last night!
Avery enjoyable social session follow:
ed. Those taken In last night were
2. NJ. Wilson, John T. Barry, ) r..
Gettings. Douglas ]. Ru ck.nan. j. e
Higgins and Glenn Linn. A
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.peafness cannpt ~ s, Ijcure y.

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by local applications, as they cannot
reach the d iseased portion OF the car +.
There is only one way. to cure deaf
ness. and that is by constitutional
remedies. Deafness is caused by an
infiamed condition Of the mucous lin.
ing OF the Eustachian Tube. When
this tube is infiamed you have a rum
bling sound or Imperfect 4hearlng g nnd
When It is entirely closed, defines is
the result. and unless the inflammation
can be taken out and this tube restor:
cd to It's normal condition, hearing will
be DESTROYED forever: nine cases gu.
Of ten q re used by catarrh. which Is
nothing but an in1amed condition of
the mucous surfaces. ~
We will give one hundred dollars for
any case of deafness caused by ca:
;tarrh) that cannot be cured BY: & HaIrs
cataarh Cure. Send for circulars. free
F; j. g HENEY g &C d, Toled6; 8 e
Sold by druggists, q &c. 4 n
81 Take Halls Family Pills for con.
,stipati on. \: Il 81
Halfs Catarrhs Cure Is taken Inter
;nEally acting directly upon the Blood
q. and mucous surfaces of the syste.n.
Testimonials sent free. Price, Tss.
per bottle IS Sold by ali 5drnggt Is: Ss
s Take Falls Il anil VI Pills III con
stipations sssSsg
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CITY OF MEXICO. june To-
shriners from various partH of the re.
public are here today to take part In
2 ceremonial session ur the Mystic
shrir: e. Arrangement will spr i made
forsa big excursion of Mexican shrin:
ers to the convention in st. Paul snext
month 81 {.
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4 q FAIRMON nj, psI. 4
I, 81 June s. 1903
A er,1,nra Nh n AZ n Ii * ~

az 1908.
To the Members $of$ Ma rion % I'd gs Mo-
81 27,s Kl.sof r.:
You are hereby requ TESTED III meet
at our Castle Il Hall sat O'clock p.s
M on thursday June ~ s6s 10 at.
tend the funeral OF our ecease mem
Der, Chas. SHiggi nboth than. 4
VA By order Of the Iod &c!
q GEo.yv. SO u1REs%C
%. "a. SW1LSON,SK.so OF n and IS. a
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n Two-base hlts-McClos Rudolph,
King Sacrifice hits-Zurlage. Stolen
bases-Holm Philips. \ First base on
balls-On Stewart. 8. StrucK out-by
Stewart. 2. Left on bases-Fairmont
q; Uniontown. G.. PPassed ba1l--Prtce.
Hit by pitcher-McC losky. cime-55
minutes. Umpire-Gibbs.
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tBoWttnq,t

Manager Dresbach sci: a new record
last night in duck pins, rolling the
following high scores
t124 40 100 81 % lag CT. 4. '3 IF
Frantz broke the previous record Of
Dresbach rolling ten pins ard made
the following high score: s
& 25s 4 274 & PAL "A Total s773.
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Wo Prisoners This Morning. 80
Two prisoners were before the may-
or this morning. Both were charged.
with being drunk. Tho mayor impos.
ed the usual fine. ~, Il I Ri 5s.s
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3 Don't be q fool and not bid IN Dun.
cans ca sriano %aucti on. The piano may
g SO for as low rs 4 90: then You will
feel cheap: Bid some thing. t.
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Come lsVill rohilDs

/ RAIN STOPPED SECOND GAME:
FaiItncnt au,l Unlontown broke
oven In q double. head ers yesterda aft
era oon x the latter winins the first
game 2 to o7anl the former the last
game 4 to I In the frs: game SKrn-
ger had the better Of aip.tchers's battle
iRgainst Jackson. .eru ger allowed but
three hits. while Jackson was a$ little
wild atfcritical moments and the ylsisi
tors got three hits when they counted
The second game WAS called y at the
end 3ots tho fifth inning on accountEof
rain. Mtchacls, who was pitching for
sFa!rnont. was batted hard during the
1--WE lining but Uniontown's hits were,
made with no one on the bases, while
the locals. three hits were made at OPP;
tportuno moments. and this, with an
error by Yoedt gave the locals their
four runs. Umpire Gibbs, who was
assaulted at clarksburg several weeks
ago. handled the Indicator in yester-
days games and his work was the best
seen here this season. Scores:
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To-day's Schedule.
Connellsviile at Fafr,nont.
Uniontnwn at ClnrksburE. y
Charleroi at Scottdale.
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Yesterdays Results.

Yesterdays Results.
scctt,lale, Z; Chartered. Q.
Fairnont. Q; .uniontown. 9.
Fairmont. i; Uniontown, 1.
3Clarksburs. 81; Connellsville. G.
ClarksburE, 5: Connellsville. &c.
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S&JoELtEEEsss Eth AilniserssFyssaleS
Friday and satuFda Jlne 9Th AM
18th 20 10 80 per: cent pFFs:on exery'
sArtIetes PnEetssea during this sale.
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West gintan want sad
ss1ssssIrs
~ Mother says there. only one 4..best:.i
Shpprs old Y Medal Flour 1oHNs
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I y ] ElsiEI:lAllRM0NT WEST VIRGINIAN
M ElsSasESTARLISHED 1863. u M, ~,

sR1hIlshed ally except Sunday and Semi.
E5stvveskiy by the Fa!rmont West Vlr- :.
.asssss s. gilman Publishing Company.
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"a: AND w. VA. LEAGUE
Standing OF the Clubs.

Clubs. Won. Lost. Pet
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Standing Of the Clubs.
Yesterday Res uIts.S

Cincinnati ! !, !, \. . h.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-09-17

z. @. B. j. Lodge No. Al, hold meet
ings every second Sunday Of each
month In the y. G. B j. hall. Frank
Kostroun Pres. Mrs. Vyborny, Sec'y.
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Big Day at Tabor.

Monday September 20, Tabor
will hold St. Wenceslaus celebra-
ton and a grand street Carnival
for which occasion the Queen CT
ty Amusement Co. has been hired
at an enormous expense to fill in
the program of the day. 1t has
been a habit for many years past,
with many people in this part of
the state to come to Tabor on
Sept. 20 (St. Wenceslaus Day.
and attend the dances. Conse-
quently this day was looked upon
as one set aside for Tabor. The
business men this year, appreciat-
ing the good will Of many annual
visitors to this place on this day,
have decided to add to the interes
ting features of the day and make
it one of the biggest of the year,
excepting Fourth of July, if we
celebrate. Look over the prog
ram on page first, and if you will
not find It the equeal to any held
even in large cities when you
come, you are authorized to send
the Editors name to the Roosevelt
Ananias Club at Washington, D,
&c.
Everybody is welcome! Bring
your friends along with you'll
Make the slogan. Tabor Tor me
Sept. 28".
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Jus FUr IvBAUco.

millions spent Each Year I'm Great
Britain for Soothing Weed.
According to a recent estimate, $751;
100000 is spent annually for cigarettes
by smokers In the United Kingdom,
S45, 100000 for pipe tobacco and $1,000
600 for cigars. 1t Is calculated that 80
per cent Of the men In the country use
tobacco in some form. The average
consumption Of cigarettes daily is
eight per man. Pipe smokers consume
at least six pipefuls a day.
A prominent London t~obacconist, on
seeing the figures, said: The cigarette
has gripped Britors as 1t has gripped
the rest Of the world. The clay pipe
Is practically dead, other kinds of pipes
are being relinquished for cigarettes
Even hardened pipe smokers are giving
way. Cigar smokers are coming into
line, too. The chief eason is the con-
v~eniencs Of the cigarette. This hustling
age does not allow the leisurely pipe
In business hours. In walking from
ore ONCE to another or In returning
from luncheon, there Is just time for a
cigarette. SO the pipe is reserved TIL
night. Ky
Then when night m the cigar
cite often triumphs owe the pipe for
no cigarette smoker eve relinquishes
them when once they have exerted their
influence. They appeal to all classes.
ccnnoisseurs smoke them, the brick,
layer smokes them In preference TO his
clay pipe. The use Of cigars is dimin-
!shing, but that is due, not to the fas-
:ination OF the cigarette, but also to
he fact that cigars, for various rea-
sons, are more expensive"
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Tomb stones and monuments
for sale and all kinds of grave
decorating done by hostel & Je-
zewski. See them when in need
of anything in this line.
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Appreciative Prisoners.

In the prisons of Switzerland, famed
he world over as models, good conduct
:sualIy entities the inmates to tobacco,
" ne, books and newspapers. In the
prison at Appenzell these Injuries are
30 appreciated that the local council
las just been engaged in hearing the
stition of a prisoner, whose sentence
lad expired, asking to be allowed to
stay where he was. He had served a
cng sentence and wished to end his
lays there. His petition was granted.
there are other voluntary convicts at
l.ppenzell prison. Sometimes 1t has
cen inconvenient to refuse. their petit
IONS as they could readily commit a
rin,e that would secure their return.
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Jos. Hubal has received 4 large
supply Of horse blankets and bug
gy overs and will sell them at q
reduced rate. Better come soon.
Take out a Life Policy in the
United States Annuity and Life
Insurance Co. See ". ]. Wagner
at the Tabor State Bank about it.
Have you seen the vacuum wa
ter tank at lIruska & Trunec ware
house. Finest thing on earth for
watering hogs and cattle. No
waste.
/ have received a large supply
of picture frame mouldings of ar
tistic designs. Also finest speci-
mems of wall paper that will inn
prove the appearance of your
rooms. A. ]. Novak.
Wednesday morning the passen
ger engine set fire to the stubble
field of Anton Slama and was
quickly spreading. Mr.. Slama
and his sons fought the flames
and finally subdued them.