davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-11

linen rsdt. ss esbt Hidts ibsr ribr-
Slatt. man iGlr5rt eaIduf.
uno Tis MAIDEN mir Is nit unis
rer greHs2 Gs Iisst uus natirlia
fern, Die tatboIiffs grsTe als our6s
aug coatommeu binsuHsaen uuo pcr
BEN 0idnseln Die 9lssn gu periftie-
BEN. @ter mir foaten uns 0oh Dpr
on3u abidni5sn llrtfeilen bitten uni
Dor elmer fingered Fsrjeisn uno gu
neit aebenfsn Griiit, surh bic mir in
osn ausen 4n0srSr arfere 9reTe nur
biscre0itirsu uno Itdojgtn. Gerdee
in itilitsr uno religi0isr 5inIitt
itsbt ooh uHisrs tatbnliihe QreHe
tburmfo6 ibsr 70 maE6en forbloieR
uno aud liseraltR 9ldttsru. limb in
anosrsre 9inTni fam ne iih nit Der
gegHerif6sn poEl meTen. 0enn olio
ouh nal 5eblsr pcer MdHsel por
temmen. 70 tann man u~niereu 8Idts
tern bon sum m%inositen Hi6t ben sus
zen Wiatn abIprsdsn. qas hGtsen
mir alIo an ihr Stale Su Isten2
@Htpeber gar nifts ooer nur etpas
Winosrpert6isss. Dabei mii6tn mir
beoeutsn. caB bic llribeile iibey cine
3eitung iehr psritieoen Iine. uno
Dab nitt isoer fsin eigsnes llrtbsil
Oeer ieinsu Cisensn gsI6mad fir al
lein rihtis aalten oarf.
Dan muB Ole 9eer tr8isbeu, 70
beiBt Is itsts. @6er oieIes .gr3iss
ben" Iisgt nift leoisIi6 auF Ieiten Der
3eituns ooer res leitenoen Rdoacs
tours. foNoern aud bei Zen %rsrH6nois
gen 9eiern Fslbit. Mfit aroeren Nor
ten: man muB auftIdrung ftd7fen
iieer Die ,3iels uno AufQaben Der
Prefe urto 9orurt6eils beTeitieen.
Qef oide Wsiie i6afft man ter guttn
prshe 6reunoe uuo 55roerer, trdgt
gu i9rer Gsrbrsitung Eel uno biIft 10,
Site uno Qnfano TN Belle psr6reis
ten.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-11

tIcdn ron dmsriconIi deH uHo en9ljihea
BrdIatsu pessn osr Iarciisa Stsllung
oss GoiainalfscretaIs ~sssaRi5sr BEN
M95erHigmus ssma6t rrroeR fsitn.
Die areyieaHifdsn Authenticated, Osz
asn Die 3psiFeltaiis G6rt mi0.ti66yt
oom .@nanti in cine 10 iGSIs o.
leudiuns ssridt 81 rtrOsn. IEo Gars
sinai @ibbcRs uE0 @r36ii6oi Axe
LAMB. Gds it nun a1erOiuas intsT,f
FAINT. inoeFsn trdai lie DsptIae 10
Nuilib has 9raH0mal Ser QGse. OoB
pir BON 0srislbsn ii55rbaupt lsiae 9los
ii5 senommsn bdtsa pIrosn. RARE IL
ajdt pon Der 5asesprsR i6rem .slGa
6ieu" 9ublieum ouiseiiiti porozu.
0Sasitt IdBt bic METRE, pom Gastl
meier bersitpiliaa colporiirit Dot,
tbsilun9 tss ifesieniia
0aB Der friibers Staatsitcrttdr Rani
poaa Ser FpGbrifsiriite RoaFcgser
BERN sci @afs iSiu rsroe, ua0 0aB
ieine &Idts6r sur g2aft oieit6eosu
tsuo isi nit osr NababrUns >ney
ppiroiaen uHs rerio5alit5n @oli,it1
~sessraber BEN OsrEitiata tiI&taitiro=
liden frans0hItsn Q}oHtfabsrn, aui
ois tribe 2Heae f3ltBen. O,r oieIs
yHsutlte SenIaiion aus Sem GatioaR4
entRammt. SeIbI1ri6rnIi& Febt
Cardinal 8ampoua o,eIen Srffiansa
fern. Der WuaIh III "a ut,osr eins
nal Der Batter 0es Stolnlens.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-11

gu osm gopitsl 9roteIontiTte @prs
eingenommenbtit, tbeiIt ber ngoln.
goIts5eitung" Elm 9sier iolgeuOss cIais
Hide 9siipieI nit:
.Weine Tphier, peIts eini9e Sab
re 6in0ur6 in @a6en lests, po6nte
bort bsi elmer eOanselii6en 0ome.
DisIe hatte aus Dem llmitdnM. tdB
msine 5ohsr lei ibr Do6nung
Rabm, o6ne p,iterss ssitIoTeu. oaB
lie sbenfaas eoon9elif6 isi. uno mar,
als tie nab einiser 3eit b0rts oaB ie
iatbolil6 lei, 6ariiber it6r trfauut.
pa lie rod 70 Iisb iei.~ % 0ieie
Dame gsitarO. oaB ie, penn lie in
Qahen ausgsbgn miiHs, ipenn m09s
lid, fh INNER in ter Ulitts oar Stra=
&c bolte uno niht Ieitt liter BEN 0ebs
ftsig gs6e, neil man oo oft ua6e an
tat6oliifsn Geiilifen boriiEsrioms
me. Das isisn 1ifer gum She'll Sc
iuiten, bic ia bic QuFgabt b1ttsn, bic
Yroteitanten aus Dem Wege az rGus
men @. Qls es fb zines Cages traF,
DAP Elm &loier9eiitlifer, Der @aben
fiji feline miTion iammeIte, irrtbiims
lid an Der IHiire oisfer 5amilie
itelte unt bic Dame Iel6it i6m off
Hete, prolte lie bti isinem QnbIid
sntIebt surut uao fieB einsn S1rei
aug. Der oas 9an5e 6aus in Qufres
gung beriebtt. Damn i6lug lie 1sm
qater raid bic 1bir Dor Der RdIe su
un0 flo6. alss bintsr ii8 psrrdms
melno, in oas e~ntlessnite 3immer,
neil Te. ipit fe na6btr gsItauo .d6r.
5sugi mar, oaB ser ~5siuii" Te BABE
morosn noaen. limb bag mar cine
Iona is6r rusiss, ia 6eitere uuo leis
ptsuegs i6sripannte 5rau. et6prtn
uuo srgoetn ir Dem .auigtndrien"
frankfurt an Wlain.@
Differ lraHe san 3sigt, pie bic
p~srbsbsn6s pro.sfantiife Gr3ie6ius
uuo Die 9sfara gsbiFier gldiitr
tenn Wenifen Re pertsbrte Qrfdisn
bs~i6ringtn t0rrer. caB ale Uslt i6sr
ign la6t. y If cine barie Auftlds
r~ungsdr6sit not per5is.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-11
ner paplt 1pel t.sdbieSsricb.

ter! = Sn oen lsbteH sebn Sabren bas
bzu 0ie iii0amsritaniif der Rspubliieu.
in oensn bic poIitiifeu 6dnosl unl
Streiiisteittn 6efdroig 3u 6au'e FHo.
in gor manfen freitigtn 5rdeen gum
Stso5ridttramt oes 9apites Doer ieis
nss 8eIs9irten 3uflutt 9snommsn.
Der misunderstanding ter oss Siaates
GoIum5isn BAT in sinsr Dielbeiprodes
nen Rsoe sen Dun1n nusstiproten,
Ter 9apii m5ae ais Shieosridter Don
alien tai6oliiftH ME atatboliiden
UldhteR Qntrtonnt ntroen. Die Cbns
maht 0sr 9an3lsisn uH6 gongrsfe 5ur
Smlihtuns Der Rterrationolen 5ras
gen 1T ia our Sssnuss o~arssihar. Die
iioamsricaHiifen Staoten rdberu Fh
Uieoer. aud in b8ug auf oiplomaiiids
QeriretuH9. 0em 81. 5tuble, un0 In
ben einselrsn Staatsn psrssn be
pdgitIihen Isle1atursn uH0 RuHtiotus
zen nah uno nct mieogr bergefslt.
5n 9nF6lur an oieit WitosrssrFels
fang Der oipiematiifsn g8ietuHQen
ndrs 81 piait.n. oaB Der QopH auh
in altn 1irsiiraseH als S4is5srihz
III 1~nstraitE uircs. @sna Ter qapt
fo in Sdoamtrica cine 3siilang ieinss
4m.ss ole Stkosri6isr gspalta
5atts. rIr5sH nit Der 8si. ptltitt
aaa BE asrissn QatioHsn 6og Bsi-
lpigl 5H9ameyita'E nodabmen uro
o.n Qapa s5.uidas gum S6isosri6
Ter ifrsy StrsiiFrnssH 5eFtlen. g
raras t0s ilr De gauge Dslt sinsn
uues.ursn Qussn bsoIisr. ne
ass 8isaard uan Spanitu in Garos
rtt itirsT3sii srfabrsn bottr.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-11
grrrt,tss 5ludJrtdItrtt

81. GIou6, Minn.-Ginen eIdn'
Beuoen gerlduf nabmen bic pom q,
bis 80. Sept. bier abgebalteHe IL
Sa6resbsrIdmmlune oss StodtsOers
6anOss, Der osuti6sn iath. @sreint
Rinneioia's unp Sic 80. Sabrssper.
lammluna ter y. 8.sa. llnterItib.
rugs @eIeai6ait bon Minneiota. @s'
Qeu 300 Delegaten unO lber 5000
6eil6eilnebmer batten f9 Don Ral
uno aern gu ben geriammIuugsn ein'
Qefunoen uno an Der gr0Ben 5eftpd'
ra0e, ole am Qa6mittag bes sriteu
Gonoentstagss Itattfant, betbeilistsn
lih u6er $500 tatboliife Mdnner una
,5in9linge. Qui Dem in 9erbinoune
NIT ben gonoenien absebaltenen 9a'
t6%olitentOg purosn 3iin0euoe ReOen
ae6dlten pom bohp1ten 9rn. 8iihoI
Irobec. Gountps Mnpdlt 5imsl bon
5t.glouo (lle6er Die religi0Is @lsi6,
ailtiatsit") bo6p. 6rn. Wurit Don
0a6ai6a nleber gGinfluB Der Sec,
tiire") un6 6rn. @eore Gtel3Ie (llsbeI
.Wunben ON tdtboliifsn 0ereinslor,
per"). Die bishrigen 9eamteH tpurs
0en idmmtlih per Qrclimdtion pie0er,
gsipdblt uno ais 6eltort fiji Die ndhf,
id6rige 8sriammIung tie Staot Bis
mona ertoren. Der St~aotsDerbonn
3d6lt our 3eit 122 8sreine nit insgs'
Iammt 1923 Ritslisosrn.
Bah Gitn Did. - I'm II. u.
Il. Octcsss iinost bier Die 16. gsns.
raIOsriommlung oes Stadispsrbantss
6sutiher tatb. 9sreine fait.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-11
Die Ginlcitnsne Nes ScIias
pins IN.

-
bat in Ser antielsyicaltn 3rsFe aud
oas i'm Sabre 1855 auigstauttt Sc
riidt nisosr osipedt, gapit 8ias Der
9,uute isi ais 8iidoi non Smoia Niits
sliso einer 5reimaurSylose 9siuelsu.
uebsr nieie 8siduloisuag 1T in Smola
Nlisr. Or. 8dru55i oeyuommen porz
Den, Der ihon 1885 nit elmer Inter
ludune 6etraut mar. Die beteutenos
fen f~rausoTIdSn Grsane bottcn oaa
mails Elm Document oer0fientlihi. NOS
rad in Ser erIien 6dlite Oes al9uit
1889 mad oGsn 8s9tlu ots @;hs @jos
Danni 6erretti Mloitoi in Bic 9o3e cur
,GpiQen Settle" a%ui9enommen purOe.
Das Document trdai sic unterihrifts
life @ardntis Dss 8rinjen @ilbelm
BON 0itRlshd6 Baprn. Uiigr. @as
ru33i Itat MN ieit, 0aB 9ii@of Utas
tai 5trretti nitt osm 60uIe 6errstti,
Ionoern rem 6duie Mlaitai dnseb0rt
bate, er toHRis Hn aIio nitt an eriter
Sttle 6errstti n,nnea, NaBsroem
Ioutet leiu @ornome INNER .SioDdnni
Maria" uno nid3t n@ioulHni4 allsin.
4uEerhem bdt Der Qrdlat our6 Muss
3is. aus Osn biiG6fliteu Ar6iNn pm
Smola nab9epieien, oaB in ben erfeu
Is Sagen Oes Wcnats auauit 1899
8iff0f Mlditdi Serrtiii ieiue Di53eie
uitt osrIaTsn Eat. 5iir ieOen eins
3elnen Eag iint biit5flife 6lnoluns
gen perT6isOerer Dirt re5iItrirt uuo L.
Sc Reifs in Der Di08,ie estreulih AMI
gs3eidrst. Die 9iigerndr i0at aIlo in
ii6 3uiammsn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-11
t1eber pieantcrien in scr
preiie mnN SIC Gefern5eIt brinai

$FeNc NlDC Ctc EefeEWG4E ptti8i
bic .5rier. Qan6es3tg." foigeHoe be-
Q6tsnsDertbe Mabnung: gs lit az
aemeiu bstannt, 0aB bisienise preFs,
melfe am t~ieiien i'm Shiomm Der
9eritrungen uno oss 9bIconsn pitlt
uno eas .gic1nte" an pieantsItsn
oarSufeaen neib, bic oR0sreH 9ldt
ter, osusn bic B5roeruHg oes ittliz
den 0D1ls i5rsr 2eier ooer ooh me-
nisitsns lis 6srn1aItung oGss iittlib
AnitoBi9su am 5er3en Iiest. ourh
Nbenrentsn3abl uuD ar5 sep0bnlih
a6ertrtTt. Sir tsodasrn Bag. uno e
mo CUR 9eHsrung bitiss pnseiuuosR
3uiiauaes fton Bic psrifietnten
9erIafe uro @orihldge gsma6t nor
ben. Sin Ulittsl mDhtsr mir bsuts
sinmal nabeiesen. oas gar nihtig
idsiui ur5 rtfsu rdbere gsTprstuns,
aid fpeHn Fh otr cine ooer atr ans
tere oaoon betrOffsn fa5lsn folllt. uus
bsoingt not6jg 1T. 8ieies Mlittel
beiBt: .ge5s osiue CUTE 3situng
mebr, norasle uHD l~ritiiirt ipgniaer.
mir iTR5 MN sinmul oafir ~5siannt.
saB mir ssssn SsnoFsa I'M sistHen
Qassr oiel frsngsr uro fhdrFsr urz
t5eiIsu as ssssu unfsts Gsgusr. Das
iEertrdg; F6 run ann auf gniers
grsFe. 5oren mir uns oo1 siHmaI
I'M. ME itarf in unitrsm siasnsH Ca
ae iiter uniers prsHs Oft gsnytbtiIt
piro. gal5 TT fieits. 6ai9 itnss
5tHsbrt. Der nia mssr rgclales f,
Der orbsre Hsbr gg!itiiGeg@ Elm
sritttr min msar -gdtiditn@ habsH
Il. BAL lEe rie l0Hris man e uh
tn Ter Gem rel. n. oosr in
ow Guspahi .gg cir a0isH 4rtisI
gfp Die iiaHs uiBss srH GiHne
rstcsr. ole e joan rttt mad n
rca.f.
a5s- w1rgm HaFsH .rir esHH
.1 nHitr sar!.s ri sna aHcig nas
7stsf Uv1al uEUt tissfs qreHe
& hsr g2 la 1es ezra uas
fts Ggrr cg52 m Ge J.
fft1aH. r
Ms it IN
ssr 4itrIGEgrtE l isr
ris c 1u & 1a
II 1H- rn. da
AT
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-11
81 ianaas ..ssnlation ans

sem Daticnn". Der G1bsIs
rt Hssrtsitie osfer 9ogs bic
e ritr sinmai nit Nr aug scr
sra1iisa i,afisni5 tsrSuGlsit 5ts
"a t,a ffidsH Assault" 5gosss
Fsn 15r. or .n R7aiEiti oss pdphs
.Gf Blasts ta.tstA 0lertR Nl 5al
wf5H 30 rr1risr isi GHo 3D1r
nis bon goFesanngsH. Die 0sm pa
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-11

"a BON @lspelonb Ser aussrlorens
Iein meroe. Dds qristers
bon GlsOeIanb bat +. 3. auBsr Dem
aan3Ier MIgr. 6out nod Reo. Ila'
bar con Ntron in 9orIdlas gebrcdt,
6artfrrt, gonn-Der budgp''
tie or. 9il6of Wi6ael Siernsp bot
am 4. SIS. eiuen SAldganfal s%rIitten,
benz er am |. Wontug erIdg. Der Der
epiahe mar am 20. Sept. 1889 in 81
lane esboren un0 Ieit Dem %. Gebr.
1894 Obsrbirt oisisr Dt03eIs. U. !. p.
Wfnnipee, Man., Gan. - Dh
nele ct. gonifatius s4otbsordIs ga.
bier, peren Ban $4,000 s~stoitei Bat
III am I. Sonntag i'm 8eiIeiu 5dbIrsi
der qrdtaten unb qrieTter feierlid
eingelpsibt poroen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-11
80 fiebte otntih.b56mHfs aa.

Der fisbte beutf6s606mHfs aas
t~boitientog, Der DOM 5.-9. Gsptember
In 8%amburg. 805men, Itattkgro. BAT
ua6 5ferreidtf6sn totboIi6n 8Idts
tern alIe 8orgdHger an MaHs 1anbrang
uro gsboberer, bstsmtniBfreuoissr
Etimmun3 ibertroHsu. Das itirs
mii6e Gdo eIdu3sHOsr Rstsn unt Die
G~inigieii. Die iit ~liHosab. pnreR bins
reiBeno. Qm 5ii3uss betbeiligten Fh
iibsr 8C00 tatboIiids MANNER nit %
Ba6nen uno 70 MuTtoaplen. Der
feurigen 3sitprsOi9t 3. aolbs. 9 :,
po6Htsn 3niiftn $4,000 uuO 10000
gerionen Eel. Die aat9oliisn fin6 i'm
gan3en eante 5essifert ibsr Ben bsrrs
li6en 8srIauf oisier sIdn5snosR 9as
sung.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-11
Bon bsHereH tiiHftis.H Sugen."

Die nj 8 ereit 81 r amsn
creiie. gCg ms.
H6mItt em H. Ga1me 1871. SAT
8cnsou, ogr soma rsTalo.rs
~ Sssr1lsE 81 sL Grss
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-11

2roB oss qrotsTtss BON absr
10000 5am~ilisnOdtsrn BAT Der DoR
ben 5reimaurern eontrouirie Stdots
rats Don Rom ten RsIigionsuntsrriai
aus ben goItsihulen Dsrbannt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-11

Wie bds Gdbsl msloet, Bat ser
5l. Batter anldBli6 ieines @olbsrsu
observation-disclosures an be eeiatnmte tas
ttolii6e @stTtlihssit Elm Breeze sert5s
iet IN BEN er fe srmabHt sineu sots
tesiItbtigen 9~ebeuapdnoel ~ fabren
unb IN bisisr 6inF9i loren Witmsus
I8ea Elm 90rsigS ~ fem
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-30

city Of Buffalo and by officers OF the
Buffalo chapter. A business session.
devoted principal to reports from
the national officers, followed the re-
ception.. An j automobile excursion
was the feature of this afternoons
programme. The election OF national
officers will be held tomorrow. A
banquet Will be held tomorrow even
Ing. and an excursion to Niagara Falls
on Saturday. &,
The National Associn ton now num-
bers about 10000 members. Every
State has Its society and in addition
to the chapters in Paris and Hawaii,
another Is being formed in Manila.
The present officers OF the National
Association are Nelson A. McClary,
OF Chicago, president general; True.
man G.. Avery. first vice president
general: A. Howard Clark, OF the
Smithsonian Institute. OF washington.
secretary general. and Willard sccor
of Forest City, Iowa, treasurer gen
eral.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-30
: SONS OF REVOLUTION.

BUFFALO. N. Y. April ao-Men
whose ancestors fought and b1ed and
died during the times that tried
mems souls gathered In Buffalo to.
day by the hundreds for the nine
teenth annual congress OF the Sons OF
the American Revolution. Among the
delegates are many men Of great
prominence. who have attained to
even greater fame than did their fore
fathers In the stirring days OF 177e.
From every State and territory. from
Hawaii ana even from Europe tho
Sons Of Revolution have come. and
every hour Of their three days stay
IN Buffalo will be taken up with i'm.
portant business meetings, banquets,
receptions and addresses.
A meeting Of the trustees Of tha
national Goclety was held thia morn
Ing In the Iroquols Hotel. followed tby
q reception to the visitors By the
membera OF 4 the local chapter. Al
dresses ot g welcome were made biy
Mayor J. N. Alan. On behalf ct NJ
Is & = % ~ ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-30
QUEEN vtcToRfA's1 HAIR.
Its Great Profusfon Was Always a
Cause Of Wonder.

Even at the age OF so years, Queen
Victorin's hair was a marvel Of l,,xu.
rance. The court physician. follow
Ing Prof. Unnn's discovery, undoubt-
cdly. treated her A1atesty's scalp with
a germ destroying preparation. that
was not made public. lis now known.
however. that the remedy for dan
drltff. the germ destroying ele-
nent. Is embodied in Newbro's Ierp-
icidc. the only hair preparation
on the market that does destroy the
dandruff germ. Without ilandrufr.
hlnr will grow profusely, and falling
hair will be stopped "Destroy the
cause. yon remove the efrect."' Sold
by leading druggists. Send Toe In
stamps for sample TO The Herpicilc
Co. Detroit. Mich. Two sizes, soc
and S1.00. e. A. Billingslea & Co.
Special Agents.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-30

the famous tenor OF the Metropolitan.
Opera House. will begin his concert
tour OF this country and Canada to-
morrow, at Columbus, Q. Thi5 will
be his first public appearance in con-
certs In this country. Detroit, cleva.
land. Buffalo, .<oroz.G and Montreal
are among the cities 10 be visited on
the tour. 5s li.ia Z. 4
CLARIssA: 54s;. II
t,a R9n ~ Eet Discouraged. Order sack OF
tbtd Aeddl Flour F.r5 ~. AALIHDA,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-30
PHYSICIANS.
Baltimore :. | tt d e. Ohio
Railroad
schedule Effective suncay. Nov. n, 1se7
-AlRMoNT. W. VA -
DAILY. xDaily except Sunday. tpenaA
f.s, ~ W 49, only. II sdEs Z a.,

DAILY. xDany except Sunday. tpeaaA
only. Us
f93tt Easebound.
For l WASHINGTON. BALT1noRp
~ PHg1LA 4 1ELP and NEW isToRr
No. Z. $50 p. m. stlocai to Grafton : &
CUMBERLAND ACCOM-, No. 8. x7:oo
GRAFTON ACCOM-. No: "a. .1s:l, < /.
~. 80! Westbounr.
..:24 a r: No. II. Il $40 >. m =: {
For WHEELING. No. Z. .c:a+ =. M: N,
T. t tiossl5: No. n iSea !sos Nq 5 q, i :s'
monongah DIvfeIon.
For CLARkSBUI1G and WESTON. I,eav,i
1Inr ClnrksburE onlyl. Arrive, NO
NO: z. x1:05 q. m: No. 4, xs:i6 o. m
Z. f1'ss a: m: ttor ClarksburE unly): M
Falrmont, Morsantown Plttsnuro ii
For ,roSNELLsvl1.!.E ana pITTsBDnn
Leave, No. !. IS 800 n. M; No. q, x7:1,
T.; n: No. 81 'c:l5 p. m. Arrive, No
az. "l:l0 p. M: 80. :. x7:4 D. m Nj
=. Hs:4O- p. M: No. as. !1e:06 D. m.
For MoRGANTONVN. Leave. No 90. xs:tt
" u arrive. no. es.y zt:i5 a. IN. !3sa
Monday. Wednesoay and saturd.y: :.
Depart. No. 2O1. 200 a. M; No. .os. a.,
q; m: Arrive. No. 2Gh. Sic q. M: -
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4 Suggestion By Ellen Stan.
IAN ATTRACTIVE SCHOOL, pR uzxI

e mothera
theush often d1icultes e-sr
topy
tha department.
allowing
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-30

to follow the line OF
the pattern when
cutting. forgetting
to allow the required
amount for seams,
which may very
possibly mean that
the material will be
wasted.
Before using a
pattern read the
printed directions
carefully and be
sure you under.
stand them before
com m G n c ing to
work with tho
pieces. This done,
lay the material
out fat on a large
table. the floor or
a bed. I have found
that a dining table
makes a good sub
stitute for the reg
ular cutting table,
and to protect the
top from scratches
several newspapers
shollld be laid on 1t
and over them an
old sheet spread.
Pin to the materi.
al the pieces Of the
pattern Us directed.
Follow the direc-
lions with care. for
II you should, for
instance. cut from
a crosswise fold a
certain piece which
the directions said
to cut from a
lcngthwlse fold Of
t b e material tn 9
garment Will not
look as 1t should
when finished. It
may either ptlckcr
or draw. according
to what part OF the
dress 1t Is to DO
used for. +.
This frock can be
made with either
the long or short
sleeve. The pat-
tern Is cut In four
Bizes-for girls from
six to twelve years
age 1t requires 2H
Tide.
attern may do 80 by
and write the fuH
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-30
UPPHOLS TERING.

We make specially of first class
up to date upholstering, both plain and
fancy. Mattresses and feathers rem.
ovated. Sewing machine needles and
supplies. AL. work guaranteed.
n. II. c. VOELKER, "a
w. C. T.. u. Bldg.
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ARTISTIC TAILORING
GROCERIES,.
Handy Grocery Co.

Dealers In. fancy ana staple grocer,
es. Orders called for and dellvereu
Family trade solicited. Cor. Walnut
and 4th SITS. Both phones.
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G. l. RElTz, Grocer.
sal Fairmont ave.

s We carry full line OF staple and
hncy groceries. Produce OF all kinds
IN season. Prompt delivery. Bell, 488.
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Passengers baggage carried on
cars leaving Fatrmont at 6 100, 900.
1900. $500, 6: 90 and 9: 200 O cloe k.
Passengers baggage carried onS$caraS
leaving clarksburg at q: 80, 10: 40. s1:a
30. 7:an and 10: 20 O'clock
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zaterial A.
pattern will few
ordcr -.
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4.xaM -

The medicines with . definite aim,S
one for every human Ill, each one
guaranteed by us 10 effect a perfect
cure or we refund your money.
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Monday. Wednesday, and saturd.y:
Depart. No 2U7. 1900 a. m: No, 7ns a..
O.; m. Arrive. Nh. goa x.16 :. M: .,
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Symlund's Inn Spices.

The Spices with a clean bin Of
health, guaranteed absolutely pure
and free from aduIteration of any
kind. We added this line to supply:
. demand for pure Spice that could
not be flled from any other sounce-
rCr SALE BY MT. CT
4 e ~ HALL DRUG CO.
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Liggstt's Saturday Candy
National Cigars

The CO. Operative Kings Of tho
cigar trade. Cooperation gives you
your cigars at half price all through
your smoking list or doubles the
quality of your smokes at the same:
old price !. as K . 81 {;
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-10-03
F. Thiede. of Livingston, was a
visitor in this city Thursday.

IF. Thiede. of Livingston, was a
visitor in this city Thursday.
Richard Meyer Jr., went to Mil
waukee on business on Tuesday.
Atty. Geo. B. CIementson had
legal business in Dodgeville the first
of the week.
Howard Richardson and Paul
Richardson went on a hunting trip to
Liberty yesterday.
Miller. the escaped inmate of the
Columbia County asylum was taken
back to that institution on Thursday.
Deputy Sheriff Elwell went to
Patch Grove Thursday and arrested
John Thomson of that place against
whom a warrant containing tho
charge of assault and battery was
sworn out by Tom Hanley. Thorn
son is a resident of Bloomington
and Hanley lives midway between
Patch Grove and Mt. Hope. The
two had falling out over some
caItle one had promi sed to deliver
to the other and the result was
that Thomson assaulted Hanley. The
former had his hearing Thursday be-
fore Justice Schreiner and was fined
$50 and costs which altogether
amounted to about S1S.
Big Otto's Show the same that
exhibited at the Bloomington and
Boscobel fairs, was the principal
attraction at the Elkador, Iowa, fair
and one ten year old lad if he survives
will never forget it. He was standing
near cage containing several leopards
when one of the beasts suddenly at
tackled him and before be could be
rescued. mangled him so badly that
1875 stitches were required to close
the wounds These same animals,
it is siad by Lancaster people who
saw them at Bloomington are very
docile. looking. They probably
possess the slynesss and treachery of
the rest Of the cat family.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-10-03
PUNCTUATION.
Originated by Aristophanes and Re-
vived by charIemagne.

Originated by Aristophanes and Re-
vived by Charlemagne.
Punctuation by means Of stops and
points, so as to indicate the meaning
Of sentences and assist the reader to q
proper enunciation, Is ascribed origi-
nally to Aristophanes, grammarian
Of Alexandria, Egypt, who lived in the
third century B. G. Whatever his sys-
tenn may have been, 1t was subsequent
~ neglected and forgotten, but was re-
introduced by Charlemagne, the vari-
GUS stops and symbols being designed
by Warnefried and Alcuin.
The present system of punctuation
was introduced in the latter part of
the fifteenth century by Aldus Manu-.
titus, Venetian printer, who was re-
ssponsible for our full stop, colon, semi
colon. comma. marks. of Interrogation
and exclamation, parenthesis and dash,
hyphen, apostrophe and quotation
marks. These were subsequently cop
led by other printers until their use
became universal.
Most ancient languages were inno-
cent of any system of punctuation. In
many early manuscripts the letters
are placed at equal distances apart,
with no connecting link between, even
in the matter of spacing, an arrange
ment which must have rendered read
ing at sight somewhat dificult.-Chi-
cagO News.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-10-03
Why Not?

Among the oldest personals ever IN
serted in the society column was one
that appeared in a paper published IN
an eastern town. 1t reads as follows:
Mrs. Coulter, being confined to her
bed by illness, will not be at home
next Thursday, as usual."-Harpers
Weekly