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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-05-25

OrO en- AlD1Su el primer Centc-
mario de la independence espa-
nola.
Fue una fiesta hermOsa Y edi-
|cante que tardara mucho tempo
len borrarse de la memoria de
|cuantos a ella asistieron y que
ha contribuido grandemente a
Iestrechar los lazos de amor v
|confraternidad que existen en-
tre los dos grandes elementos
que integran la poblaci6n de
|Cuba.
Cubanos y espanoles rivali
aaron en- aplau 1ir y ovacionar
lei nombre de Espafla; en- recor-
dar emocionados y orgullosos,
|esa gloriosa epopeya del de
Mayo, paglna la mas grande de
cuantas la historic espanola en-
Icierra.
Y cubanos Y espanoles supple
iron tambien prOtestar energica-
mente de la orden arbitraria Y
lrldiCula que pocos momentOs
antes de comenzar la zarzuela
| Cadiz! sc hizO Conocer al pu
blico.
Segun esta orden, la celebre
marcha de Chueca V Valverde,
Iel mas herm0so numero de la
Iobra, seria suprimida totalmen
Ite. sustituyendose por otro CO
noC1dO paso.dOble.
Tan pronto como esta medida
Sc hizo publica, eI teatro en- ma
sa, puesto en- pie. Y lanzando
gritos estentoreoss con-
ira el que la dictaba. no cesan !
do en- su justa Y gallarda acti-
tud, hasta que el actor senor
Del Campo. h;zo saber que la
orden quedaba incumplida Y
que la bella zarzuela seria re
preSentada 1ntegramente.
PareCe inCreibIe que "a estas
alturas" todavia Sc hagan cier
tas cosas -.
FL inci1ente de anrche dehe
Servir de leCci0n a los pOcOs ne
lclos que aun intentan revivir un
pasado que va todos bemcs con
venldo eli olvidar para siempre.
La mejor prueba de que ningu
IA animadversi0n exiStia contra
eSe bellO numerO musical esta
EN- el hecho de que nj una sola
voz de protesta Sc levanto ano-
che contra el.
Como segun pareCe la orden
del AlCalde fue dictada q conse-
lcuencia de un falso rumor, he
lcho circular con mala inten
clon, por personals que escO1-
dierOn sus nombres, han protes-
tado energica mente don Rafael
COME director del peri6dic0
Cuba ; el valiente Cor0nel del
ejercito libertador don Jose y
Estrampes y numerosOs vetera
nos de la guerra.
La orden del Alcal1e de la
ffabana qGe en- IN p2inc!pio
pudo causar un contiicto. Ia
| -ervido para estrechar mas Y
mas los lazos de inquebraDta Die
union entire cubanos Y espa
aoles.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-05-25
Numero 1928

de Italia el Kaiser Sc encontraran
en- Venecia celebrando allf una con-
ferencia.
Aflade que esta noticja ha causado
mny mala impression en- los Cfrculos
poiit1cos franceses, y que el Gobierno
frances Sc ha apresurado 4 anunciar
Tittoni, por medic del embajador,
IA proxima vista de Mr., Fallieres
Roma, anuncio que no acogido con
agrado el primer ministro italiano,
quizas temeroso de que Sc trate de
borrar el efecto de la vista del
Kaiser.
Por 81 parte Ell Daily Telegraph cree
que estos rumores no tienen tunda-
mentO Serio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-05-25
LONDRES
En- memoria de Sha kespeare.

En- memoria de Sha akespeare.
Sc veriflcar4n graodes manifesto.
clones en- memoria de Shakespeare
EN- Stratford on Tyne para celebrar
Ell centenario del nacimiento del gran
dramaturgo.
Sc ha comenzado una gran peregri
nacion artistica, que hacen miles de
ingleses y norteamericanos.
Benson dirige las representatives
Miles de estudiartes visitaran la tum
ba del poeta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-05-25
A los SIScriIpIOreS Y Agentcs

Para Ia buena marcia dc esta Admins
ira cion, no admitiinos Atlas de suScripto-
res este diario sino desde el I" de cada
mes Las BAJAs sc avisaran los ,lfas 20 8
81; edviertiendose que las one Sc deren con
posterioridad no so tomaran en- cuenta nj
surtiTan efecto en- Ia cOntabiiidad hasta ell
dia dItimo del mes siguiente al en- que Sc
OiCitep
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-05-25

que contiene, entire otras cosas, que
la division naval no ira Tripoli.
Ell embajador de Turqufa ha hecho
saber que Ell incidente ocurrido al va
por italiano que hace Ia travesfa entire
Tripoli y Misura Sc arreglara salts.
faCtoriam ente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-05-25
SUCCESSES MUNDIALES
N0tiCias de fodas parties


Abrie ndo las estafetas.
Los funcionarios encargados de la
reorganization de las oficinas de Co.
rreos italianas de Constantinopla,
Smirns. Sal6nica, Jerusalem Vallo-
ma. han salido con direction sus
pues estos respectivos.
La nota oficiosa.
Ell gobierno italiano ha respondido
la not. ohciosa dirigida Tu,qufa, la
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-05-25
MANIFESTATIONS NAVAL

Para Ell IS de Julio prepara Ell AL
mirantazge una movilizaci6n de IA
fota de guerra, en- la que tomaran
parte IS barcos de lfnea, 81 acoraza-
dos. 19 cfuceros acorazados, I3o avisos
|o5 destroyfrs, DO embarcaciones %
barcos auxiliares, IS decir, un total
de mas de 400 barcos de guerra.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-05-25

MomeutOs antes de dar prin-
cipio la function que el dia dos
Fue anunCiada en- el teatro AL
b;su para celebrar la gloriosa
fecha de la independencia espa :
nola, la empresa reCibio una or
den del AlcaIde para que en- la
Obra "Cadiz Sc suprimiese la
marcha famosa.
Con respecto a esta orden, he
aqui 10 que dice TN importan-
te peri6dico genuinamente Gu
banO:
''Esta Orden. .realmente inespe-
rada, provOco animados comen
tarios, formandose grupos en- los
portales y ell vestibulo de Abb
Su, en- los cuales Sc defendia 6
Sc censuraba, la resolucion de
la autoridad municipal"
Unos aprobaban la con ducta
del Alcalde, pero los mas la CEN
suraban diciendO que hoy va
no existen reCuerdos de cuando
aQuella marcha Sc tocaba en-
mOmentos tristes para ambos
paises.
Sigue diciendo ell peri0dlco de
referencia:
"El grito de viva Espanal
que Sc ola entOuces con recelo
v que era q veces senal de mo-
tin 8 revuelta, Sc Oye actual
mente con simpatia y apiauso.
GPOr que entOnCeS, reservar to-
dos los anatemas y todas las
exCOmuniOneS para un inspira-
do numcro de musiCa, cOnside-
RADIO como un verdaderO himno
nacional de Espana?
Los que asi decian Y los que
de tai srferte argumentaban, OBJ
tuvierOn. juStO IS decirlo. la
aprobacion de sus oyentes; Y el
juicio general y casi unanime
fue contrario a la orden preci
pitada Y a todas luces intem
pestiva del sefior Alcalde, que
pudo prOvoCar TN serio conflic
TO de Orden p1blico.
Por otra parte. desde hace ca
81 una semana. sc venia anun
ciando la zarzuela "Cadiz" en
los carteles del teatro Albisu; V
no Sc concibe que para prohibir
la Marcia de la citada obra Sc
haya esperado q Ultima hora
cuando va el pdblico habia com
prado las localidades para dicha
xancion y tenia derecho a que
s. representase 10 que en- los
programs Sc habfa anunciado.
Con re>pecto al momento de
Ia function en- AIbisu. Ell periodi.
GO Sc expresa asi:
Con un teatro rebosante de
pnblico--publico compnesto de
espanoles y cnbanos-se cele-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-05-25
ITALIA Y ALEMANIA

JEntreyista de soberanos?
Daily T<legvaph publica despachos
de Roma diciendo que varios peri6-
dicos acogen Ell rumor de que el sey
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-05-25
NOdciiaS de Ia Haban1

PRoHIBIcI0N DE LA MARCIA DE
CADlz .-CoMENrARIOs Y DIS
CUsIoNES S-EN Ell TEATRo FL
PUBLICO PROTESTA DE SU PRO
HIBICI0N LA EMPREsA DESC
BEDECE LA ORDEN DEL ALCAL-
De DELIRANTE ENTUSIASMO
DE CUBANOS Y ESPANOLES.-LOS
VETERANOS DE la GUERRA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-05-25
Ell SECRETARIO DEL REY
EDUARDO

Despues de treinta y ocho amos
de prestar sus servicios como secre
tario particular del rey Eduardo. ha
presentado la dim ion de su cargo
lord Rnollys.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-05-25

bro en- Albisu Ell primer cente-
mario de la independence espa-
fiOia
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-11
GAME BIRDS
WERE SEIZED
.PHEAsANTs WHICH WERE BEING
SHIPPED FROM STATE coNFls.
GATED BY GAME WARDEN.

WEIEELING.Nov. 1.-Two small!
barrels containing sixty-fve pheasants
and three ducks. which we're being
taken from the State in violation af
the law, were taken from street car
by Deputy Elsa and Game Warden
Jess McCMusland yesterday afternoon,
but the man in charge Of the game
made his escape by jumping from the
car and running up an alley.
Warden McCausland has been COL
lecting evidence that the law in re.
gard to shipping game from the Stat ,
was being violated. and that pleas.
ants were being taken from this city
to Bridgeport, from which place they.
were shipped to Pittsburg, Yesterday
he ncticed the alleged agent of the
Plttsbnrg firm loading two small bar.
reiS on a car at a local business hous.
which deals in game. The warden al
once boarded the car taking charge
Of the suspicious barrels, but at tho
upper market house the agent male
his escape Warden McCausland was
unable TO pursue and recapture the
man en- account Of watching the two
barrels OF game. which be wished to
use as evidence. A search warrant
was secured at the once OF Justice Il
the Peace w. II. Muegge, and the bar
rels opened, when the suspicious OF
the warden wers confirmed.
The game was disposed Of to Mana,
ger George Phillips. of the Fl, Henry
Club, and the proceeds from the sale
of tre contiscated game will be turned
over TO the school fund. The market
price Of the birds, delivered in Pitts.
burg, is said to have ben in the neigh
borhool of 81 each.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-11
FOREST FIRES
UNDER CONTROL
DANGER NOT ALL PAST BUT THE
RAINS HAVE CHECKED
THEIR PROGRESS.

MARLINTON, w. Va, Nov. 11.--Un-
confirmed reports received, indicate
that while the forest fires which have
been raging near the property OF the
West Virginia Pulp and Paper Co.'s
timber lands on Cheat mountain, have
been checked considerably. the dan
ger point is not yet regarded as past
and about 1900 men have been enlist
ed as volunteer fire fighters to assist
in clearing out the thick underbrusk
and telling of resinous trees in the
path Of the fire. The strong wind that
blew from the northwest last night
had died down and the prospects of Il
rain are good.
oGlcials of the West Virginia Spruce
Lumber Co, express themselves that
their property is now out OF danger.
A great many small fires are reported.
At Boucher. the northernmost point
in Pocahontas county. several fires
were making great headwdy into tna
spruce country, but the only damage
so far Is the damage of bark piled for
shipment. The estimated loss Of this
product is about $4,000.
Seven hundred acres of rack oak
and hemlock, the property Of William
A. Bratton is on fire within mile of
town; and while the loss on this lsnl
will not exceed $4,000, fears are en-
tertained for the safety of outlying
buildings.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-11
Purely Their.
Own Business
MR.. AND MRS. PlNNEY EARLE
KNOW How THE PAINTER
GOT HIS BUMPS.
(By United Press.)


NEW YORK, Nov. II. = Ferdinand
Pinney Earle, the artist recently ar
rested and Jailed for chastsing his af
finity, to-day denied emphatically that
the sunset effect about his left eye
and the large bump on his Uranium
had been painted by mis- wife using
a chair for brush. Charles Dayton
a stone mason, first brought the glad
tidings of Mrs. Earle's attempt 10
change her husbands expression. Day.
ton said he was working at the Gas.
tie when he heard scream. Selling
trowel, the stone mason stood at
hay, Earle rushed upon tho scene
with his hands pressed TO his head
When Dayton asked the trouble, Earle
said, my wife smote me-" "What
WITH" asked Dayton. with a chair
Earle replied.
When asked about it to-day, Earle
said, Nothing of the sort, we are per.
fectly happy, aren't we, dearie2" I'VE
are said Mrs. Earle, Without batting
an eyelash. "Then how did you get
.hurt?9 Earle was asked. That's no
ones business but my own he said,
'"'and Mrs Rarie.s,s ne added, smiling
up to her lovingly.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-11
Town Not In Danger.

CHARLESTON. w. Va. Nov. H.
Although fires are burning on practl
cally every sile # Charleston they
are not sufficiently close to place the
town in danger of the flames.
There is still dense smoke IN
Charleston. Much damage has been
done in the timber sections along the
New river.
Reports from the southern section
of the State say that there are scat
tered fires, and considerable damage
has been done.
A light rain fell in Kanawla county
yesterday. improving the situatt.n tc
some extent.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-11
Did Not Go Up
KAIsER's REPORTED AlRsHIR
VOYAGE TURNS OUT A MIS-.
TAKE.

BERLIN, Nov. lit was errone.
oosly reported here yesterday that
Emperor William had made success.
full ascension in the Zeppelin airsnip.
and the evening editions of the local
lapers carried details Of the fight Of
his majesty.
The explanation Of the mistaken re.
port is to be found in the fact that
Prince Won FHerstenberg, who had
made an ascension with Count Zeppel-
in, was mistaken BY the cheering
crowds for his majesty. The prince
mad been the emperor's travelling com
panon lately; and when he made his
ascension he was clad in the same
style of hunting dress that the en-
peror had been wearing.
The error Is the more easily ac-
counted for because Emperor William
was at Fried,ichshafen, and 1t was re-
ported last night that he proposed
making an ascension with the count.
When the count returned from his
short flight with Prince Won Fuersten-
berg he was met by the emperor, who
personally conferred upon him the or
der OF the Black Eagle. Ills majesty
hung the chain of the order around
the neck of the count AMI then kissed
hin three times amid the cheering OF
the assembled crowd.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-11
WOMEN HAVE
TO GIVE 1T UP
'euckwHEAT CAKES CAN BE sAK.
ED WITHOUT GREASE A
GREAT FEAT.

The durability and praticablIlty of
aluminium kitchen utensils is being
cleverIy demonstrated at FIsrtley's
this week, where Hiss Wooiiing, a
representative OF the "wearever%
goods, is demonstrating their good
qualities. Many Fairmont housakeep-
ers as well as the heads Of families
have been present at the delnonstra-
tion and have partaken OF the good
things to eat which Miss Woodling has
prepared in the utensils. To-day her
work has been baking bucliwheal
cakes upon greaseless grildle. Many
women who have visited the store
have argued that such feat could not
be accomplished. but those who today
tasted the delicious cakes prepared
by the demonstration are convinced
that such thing is indeed possible.
On account OF the bad weather to-day
which has prevented many from at
tending this special demonstration
who had expressed desire to do so,
the greasless gridle will be demon,
strated again on Thursday, Another
special utensil is the greaseless waffle
iron. A cordial invitation is extended
to the housekeepers to attend the
demonstration.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-11
&c Peoples Forum
Father RoutIcu Writes Concerning
Death of Dr. Cook.

Editor West Virginian:
Dear Sir:-Allow me to thank you
for your editorial comments on the lin.
fortunate death OF our DR.. Cook. In
your happy ana well chosen words, |
feel confident that you have voiced the
sentiments ct the whole community.
AS pastor of congregation much
benefited by DR.. Cooks unseiffsh and
generous ministrations and in my own
humble name wish to endorse every
think you say. Much more could BE-
said OF this truly good Samaritan WAC
has passed in the midst OF us pouring
oil and wine on wounded humanity.
His motives, may vouch for It, were
not based on mere sterile humanitar'.
anism So-called. His was a soul mat.
urally Christian" to use the words of
old Tertulllan. His motives We're i'm.
bued with true Christian charity. |
never inquired into his pal+icula:
faith or denomination but he was
broad minded enough never to inquire
into others, in order to do good waen
1t was in his power and within his
Spher" OF action. Truly his untimely
departure from our midst is a public
calamity and the sincere and silent
tears of many of my people, rich and
poor, on receiving the unexpected
news on Monday morning, bear wit.
ness to many of his unpublished bsne.
factions. These good people, in union
with their pastor, have earnestly pray.
ed for him, especially wlen he was so
hraveIy struggling with the dread Ola.
ease contracted in the fulf!llment II
duty. Their prayers-and their crate.
ful remembrance-shall ever accom-.
pany his generous soul beyond the
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-11

One William Jennings Bryan, for.
merly known as the boy orator Of the
Platte. doesn't seem to be quite SO
talkative Just now as formerly. The
'esult Of No, enber 2. 8, ems to have
affected his vocal organs more than
the 'steen speeches day he was max.
ing during the campaign. On the 9th.
err hand Judge Tafts voice seems to
be in excellent condition and the bust.
ness world has been pleased with
some things he has said since tie elec,
ton. Mr.. Bryan may not assume to
speak on every little that happens
now us has been his custom in the
past. II he is wise we are sure he
will not as the people are tired of his
presumptuous CAB.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-11
NEGRO ELECTED.

PARKERsBURG, N7y 1l.-Work
was received in the city last night
that the result in the Athens county
local election places a negro in the
Office Of prosecuting attorney. defeat.
ing Prosecutor Foster, the Republican
nominee. Mr.. Foster was renomlnated
by the Republican party, and the Dem.
ocrats backed negro as a citizens
candidate. There was much feeling
against Prosecutor Fnster for alleged
failure to prosecute corrupt county of.
ficiaIs and there, was a big detection,
The result was that the negro. with
the did Of united Democracy. was
placed IN once.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-11

grave to which his martyred body Is
soon to be confined.
May those prayers and grateful feel
inss bring also comfort to the bereav
ed family, whose sorrow is fully shar
ed by tae whole population OF Fair
mont and elsewhere.
May he rest in peace.
A. BoUTLoU,
Rector st. Peters Church.
Fairmont, W. Va, Nov. 10, 'OS.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-11
FAIRWoNT DAIRY Co.
couRr NEWS.

'
The docket was called yesterday
morning. The work Of the grand iury
occupied the principal time of ths
court yesterday. 1t was decided not
to try any civil cases untal the both Of
the month, All criminal cases will
be disposed Of prior to that time.
The following cases were dismissed:
State vs.. John Brannon.
State vs.. H. G, Young.
State VS.. D. A. Howard.
State VS.. W. ]. Bosworth.
State VS.. c. N. johnson.
A demurrer was entered in the case
Of Casper Beradellt VS.. W. s. Thomas.
In the appeal cases of Lloyd Dumirs
VS.. B. snd o. R. R. Co.. AMI Dr. j. r.
Cook VS.. B. and o. R. R. Co.
The cases were suggested on ac-
count of the death Of the plaintiffs.
The following law cases were dis.
p;sed OF:
II, C. Murphy vs., NJ. F. Hamilton.
F. c. Murphy vs.. M. F. Hamilton.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-11

The Morning Meddler tries to get
funny with the West vtrgtnhn head
setter. The foreman on the stones
was away yesterday and several mis-.
takes we're made. The Meddler got
hold OF an uncorrected copy, one of the
first off the press, and proceeded to
roast the substitute make up man. But
since the Meldler mentioned 1t, who
is Ex-Governor Filming" whom 1t
mentioned on first page this morning.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-11

This Is indeed modest expense
account. aud there is little about II t3
attract attention. Appended to the
original, however. and stated under
oath before =. G. Donley. notary pub,
lie. is the following:
And further solemnly swear that
II would have been better for M,non.
gala county If had been elected.
A man who can flash a thing like
that is in no danger of failing into de-.
spondency over the result. It is wor.
tiny Of Twain, and indicates mind,
healthy and free from guile.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-11
ARIZONA TEACHERS.

TUCSON. Ariz., Nov. 11.-seyeral
hundred pedagogues from all over the
territory invaded Tucson to-day to be-
gin the annual convention of the ART
iona Teachers Association. The
meeting will last through tomorrow
and Friday.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-11


homes IN FarmnnE AsHAsl e 1qrns1th e
improves the
Deliveries WILDE mornings II no vary
onvm the
ery handle milk s8ases
the acas hertofre
80 @S pOaac--eght cents
- We Tal make regularly popular ps b
han has
nmon1 The viii Wrs
cream SUI rcne butter lat VII furnished
thing
sinssS soicta
FAIRNoNT DAIRY co.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-11

FsrfTnnthI THAT cner Al,re
x As IN woo have resI ne ,eaainr
daily pspers know Rob,r co,nor rs
Sash,5ils ,ran ,,essea a., ona ,,,,a,
( Sfofn,er isanato,. EIu,,rI ~ ra,,,,a,,.
~ satoniIav ,as, hocs,,s, !, az ,o,,,+on,a,
With annsared i sonator r,,rno a, :.
,,spsE re Tcnnesseaan rr,,tr,.in, !,
y III I,,,ncan 1,ra,.n cas,a. t," "'Is'
t;t,oae,ss fstbo, ME- aJi.o,,a, $50.
SIins to5 "a, esosnn,, i, sho "ra,n,,s
ees,, nc ono - sa,e,,r ,.,,,n,, h",.a
ins,it f,;5ad fsoonsr 4 ma ror.ra,,, ,
] "a II recent so,, terence hotv,ann Gov.
(, AM, a pstters6n and formor f.o,a,,o -,
Inn r IN IN, waor n,.,n,,, ,,,,,.a,',,
aitsSsi M res,,ns S,a. ,n ;, %%, ''s. .
- ""' '"'"7 "''
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-11
Educationa, Meeting.

An educational meeting will be he'll
at the Walnut Grove church on Fri
day evening, November 20. at seven
o'clock. The Hickman run, Hopewell
and Springer schools are expected to
participate In the exercises. Patrons
Of the public schools are invited and
urged to attend this meeting.
i, A. BARNES,
Superintendent, Union District.
H M - -y,-17' N -T777r----- = s.sY n
Try . West Firginlan want I'D