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The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-14

Davis, Chandler, Frankel and Flana- gan will complete the line. This line up by no means promises to be a fix ture on the eleven for strong rivalry Will exist between the new candidates and the N. H. men. and the best ones will survive.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-14
Pittsl,urg.

Twobase hlt Wagner; three-base hits Mclean, Shannon; stolen bases, Bescher, Clarke, wagner; sacrifice hit, Kane; struck out, by Rowan 4, by Willis bases on balls, off Rowan g.; hit by pitcher, by Willis 1; time, 1;35; umpire, Rigler
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-14

Two base hits, Hahn, Lojoie, Isbell, Perring, Birmingham; sacrifice hits, Bradley Dougherty; stolen bases, Is- bel, Davis; double plays, Bradley, La- jole and Stovall Birmingham and Bemis; left on bases. Chicago 5, Cleveland 3; first base on balls, off Smith ?, off Rhoades {; struck out by Smith {; wild pitch, Smith. Time, 1888. Umpire, O'Loughlin and Egan.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-14
Loss of Game to Ganzel's Reds Sends Her Down a Peg--Giants Take
 It Easy and Have Rest.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
GAMES TO-DAY. Boston al Philadelphia. Brooklyn at New York.

St. Louis, Stpt. lS.--Chioago to-day won the final game of the series by a score of to O. Raymond pitched poorly In the first inning and this' with two errors. gave the visitors their three runs. overall for Chicago was effective. Score:
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-14
CINCINNATI REDS DO TT.
Whip Plttsburg and Shove Them
 Down 10 Third Place.

Cincinnati O., Sept. l3-An error by Starr and wilson's misjudging of Me Leans fly netting the batter three bas- es, aided Cincinnati materially In win ming from Pittsburg today. Rowan, pitching for the locals, was hit hard in only one inning, Score:
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-14
EXCITING RAGE IN AMERICAN LEAGUE Tigers Slump in Playing Prom ises Close Finish-Succumb to St. Louis Browns in
 Sunday Game. CONTEST GOES ii INNINGS Chicago White Sox Lose First to Maps, Then Turn Tables and Put Coat
 of Whitewash on Lajoie's
 Players.
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
GAMES TO-DAY.
Cleveland at Chicago. Detroit at St, Louis. New York at Boston, Philadelphia at Washington.

St. Louis, Sept. 1s,-smith's single, coming after schaeffer threw low on T. Jones grounder, gave st. Louis a run in the 11th inning today. the To- calls winning 3 to 1. Detroit scored In the first on McIntyre's single and Cobb's triple St. Louis counted In the second on hits by Ferris. Wallace and Waddell Score.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-14
TANKS ON TOP

Providence, Sept. 13.-The Provi- dence Eastern league team fell be- fore the New York American league team at Rocky Point this afternoon in a ten-inning battle, by the score of 6 to 5.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-14
American League.

New York 1, Boston o. Cleveland 5, St. Louis 4. Washington 5, Philadelphia (. Chicago 2, Detroit 1.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-14
Other Results.

Blues 5. Milford f.
 L.akesides 10 West Haven Independ ents 2.
 West Haven Independents 6, Lake sides 5.
 Crescents 6, Red Rivals 5.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-14
National League

New York 8, Brooklyn 8. Chicago I, St. Louis 8 First-Philadelphia 5, Boston 4. Second-Phlladelphia 8, Boston 1. Pittsburg 4, Cincinnati 8.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-14
EASTERN LEAGUE

At Newark-Newark 4, Jersey City 8.
 At Montreal 4, Roches- l ter 3.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-14

Two base hits King, Tinker; three base hit, Moran; hits off Raymond, 9 in [ innings, off Beebe In ? in nings sacrifice hits, Schulte King, overall; stolen base, Evers; left on bases. St Louis 6, Chicago 9; first base on balls, of Raymond 2. of Bee be 9. of overall l; hit by pitcher, by Raymond, Chance; struck out, by Overall 8. Time, 1:45. Umpire, O'Day.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-14
SATURDAYS RESULTS.
State League.

New Haven 2, Waterbury 1. Hartford ii, Springfield O
 First game-Holyoke l. Merlden 0. Second game--Meriden ', Holyoke 5. New Britain 5, Bridgeport 2.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-14
BIG CROWD AT CHICAGO.
White sox and Browns Split Even
 in Double Header.

Chicago, Sept 13,-Cleveland and Chicago broke even to-day. Cleveland winning the first game, to 2, and losing the second to l. The crowd thronged the field and ground rules were necessary. Scores:
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-14
Detroit

St. Louis. o 1 o O 0 o o 0 0 0 1-2 Detroit .. 1 0 o 0 0 0 o o 0 0-1
 Summary-Two-b base hit-Rossman. Three base hit, Cobb. Sacrifice hits, Schaeffer, Williams, Hartzell, T. Jones. Stolen bases, Hoffman 2, T. Jones 2. Double plays, Schaefer, Downs and Rossman. Left on bases, St. Louis II, Detroit g. Bases on balls. of Waddell 1, on Summers 1. Hit by pitcher by Waddell 1. by Sum mers 1, Struck out, by Waddell 10, by Summers g. Time, 2:01. Umpires, Sheridan and Hurst.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-14
Cleveland.

N-Batted for Parent in ninth
 ''--Batten for Sullivan in ninth. Score by innings: Chicago ......0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0-2 Cleveland .....1 0 ? 0 0 0 0 0 O-3
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-14
Chicago.

'-Batted for Raymond in seventh.
 Score by innings: St. Louis. .....0 Q 0 0 0 0 0 0 o-o Chicago .....3 0 0 0 0 0 ) 0 0-3
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-15

Gin fritberer 3eitinssberaus9eber
itbreibt; .8enn td) in elmer 3eituua
einen iA6nen gtahruf iiber einem
acknowledgement leie, 10 gilt btes
mir itets als Elm neuer 8elueis, buB
es bod nUd Menichen 9iebt, tpelde
ibre 3eitilnp prompt besabten unO iif
baourcb eineu &nB 5um 0tmmel er.
lperben. 6nit On, lieber 9eier,
Dir aud einen iOlbeu 4ab oes
iicAert ?
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-15

Ger rSultsireunh" in Sefferiun
Gitp iAreibt: rg8ir batten tiir5liA
@eleeenbeit, i'm bieiigen 3uhtbauie
8eiuhe gu maiden. g8ir fra9ten eli
nen alten @erbreher, mas ibn ei9eut'
liA auf Die 8abn Der &erbreher ees
fiibrt habe, tupraui er gu glntuurt
CAB: cMeiu erites Sereeben mar,
oaB idJ einen 3eitltn9smann INT oas
Subicriptionsselb fir stuei Sabre te.
trosen babe. 9tahbem id) bieies 9es
than, eeruann Der SeufeI eine iolAe
@epalt iiber MIDI, baB if i'm niht
tuieoer lbs perben tunnte."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-15

2u ct. 9uuis haben berpprragens
De @ei9Gits uno 5tnaea=Manuer
eineu ,8roiperitdts 9erein" aearilns
bet oeren Witelieber eS iid sur 9(ui-
9abe MAIDEN ppQen, 0as @ertraueu
an Die etlpas lau9iam 5uriiftebren0e
4rpiperitnt i'm ameritaniiden SUlte
gu tueden. poiientltd gelingt eS ben
6erren Die auSpertNene Eroiperitat
mieoer bersulofen mb feitsnbal
ten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-15

9lltpn bat eiuen Sdubpidbier, ben
Is iahrigen Ebpmos aalenos, Der els
ner anBeiebenen 5umilie in @rietbena
lamb cneebort unb nad) 9lmerita pers
ic6lneen tuurbe. 5iini Gage Der gsus
die lit er ..Gainia8 ritb ieoea tUa-
neritas aibt er I'M SburtGeff College
9riediiAen llnterrt9t. Gin 8roffeiior
Der 9lnitolt wurbe in einem Barber.
laben auf ben iuneen Mnnu aufmerf.
Iam.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-15
KinSsrisffc Ssmtfebcr Gcmcin'
sen.

Die Belt riidt lpieoer nahe. oa Die
S6ulen uno beutiden airhengemein
ben, einem netten 9rnude fpleeno,
ben 36elinsen ibrer S6ulen einem
5eittas tuiomen, an benz 0ieielben ii6
i'm 6reien tummeln uno in Der berrs
lihen gtntur ibre froSen 9ieOer er.
id]allen laiien tDnnen. gs lit aber
audi eiu Set fir bic gtlten, Die oa
mit ben Sun9en ii4 freuen unO iih
einen Sag erbplen upr bes 2ebens
Mtiiben uno 9aiten. gsir peroen
Belt uno 0rt Der 6eite Der oeri6iebe.
men @emetnoen nit Sereniieeu be-
tannt 9eben, tueun uus bic Gorreipon.
oenten oOer Die betreffeu6en @emetns
oebeamteu oauur Utittbeilung MAIDEN
8ir bitten freunolib UNI iulcte.
Supeit uns bis jest betannt ee.
tuuroen, neroeu Die ra9itebenoen
@emeinoen an ben teiseiesten 9aten
ibre 8inoerieite abbalten. Sic laoen
sum Seiuh Oerietber berslic1 elm.
Guans. ct. Sobouness@emeinb
gu StoIpe; 9onneritag, 2S. Mai
(9immeliabrStag).
Sermauu Dfertlibe Shule, @tuns
tag Den 8. Suni (8fiusitmuntas).
9tls mir neuli1 Die pplitiide Stu,
ation nit DEM OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
oes @uuuerneurs, 0errn Speed Mos
By, beiprahen, ueriiherte er uns,
baB ni6t ale Der oempfratiihen
@Duuernelrs Ganoioaten in Die 8ri.
marpabt geben lpiirbe. Sa, er Oeut.
etc oarauf bin, baB iiH S9alace uno
Bbitecuttou gu @unlten upn @uanS
suriidSiebeu tuilrOen. 3as lieBe alip
ben @inilub Der 6Olt.9eute pereiniet,
pabrenb bas liberale Clement iih
aui Die iibrieen Ganbibaten: Stapel,
Gutuberb uno 8aI oertbeilen tuirbe.
@cnn iih bic 8inee 70 seltalten,
oanu bate Guans bod Stusfihten auf
Die domination.
B@- Gbpnnirt auf bas Sermanner
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-15
0ctpiiniette MnS tt,iiIcit'
tpcrtc Jnfcrmaticm

iiber bic %. Sabrestunferen5 bes
@liiiouri Giitrifts Der 9suti9en
@uaneeliiden Spuuoe uon gturb
Slmeritu in Der Gpaneelii6en
ct. 8auGs 8ird1e, Sermann,
Mu,, beeiuueno 9Ouneritae ben
21. Wini 1908, uprntittags 10
llbr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-15
aubreuno 50

Wtit Sreube tuirb uniere Suseno
pernebmen, baB pierbunbert @tillips
men Sire Graders" BON CHINA nah
ben Ser. Staten untertuess iinb oaa
nit es am A. Suli ni6t am nbtbisen
Qarm feblen mDee.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-15

ggenn MANN naA bent @iien cDn
8luiebeln elm in Giiie setaudtes
SprbBcben &eteriilte tBt, ueri6uins
bet Der uuaneenebme @erudl. Die
ies 8esept 1T fir iuuee 9amen, tpel'
DIE idpn mebr ats tauienb @O9en
birter Ii4 baben, eei9rieben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-15

0ieie aunferens iebt iidb auIams
men ans SO Gnitpren, 10 9ebrern
unb 80 @emetnoen unb 9arudlien, Die
8elegaten 81 ieuben baber,
SDmit baben Die @lieber unb
6reunoe Der ct. 4ouls @emeinoe
Die Gbre 1877 @6ite uDn 81. bis su
%. 0tai gu beberbergen unb gu be-
tbitigen,
g8eitau8 Die Meiiten, aIle bic iiber,
ppn ct. Souls uuo iiber 28aibingtun
retien, perOen ibun am attttuUcb
2(beuo nit bem eriten Scbueasuge,
Der nm 1887 llGr bier fdGiaii font>
m.u. 9ie 8aitoreu lto 9eleeaten
aus Der gtadbarid)ait luerOen neil.
tens crit am 9oneritag Wurgen eiu'
treffer.
Die Guaranteeing 2ttler gat etli,
ppn Der @emeinbe 81 bieiem 3tped
eriudbltes Spmite, gu beiur8en.
Sn 8esu9 auf 8et6itieuna mbee
man uiAt per9eiien, oaB nur 0ns
5riibitiid in ben Guartieren, oaeeeen
Die Mittags uno 9lbenoma6f5eit I'M
@rogeiboB Der Stride eiusenom'
men tpiro.
8erIammluneeu, in oeuen bic ppr.
tiegenben Geidafte pprgenuntmen uno
erleoiot luer0en iulIen, rperOen ieben
&ae 9ebalten mDreeuS BON H9 llbr
bis hl2 llbr, nahnittags uon 42
llbr bis 1a6 llbr. gtur aussenom.
men linb; Gpnnerita9 GtDreen unb
Samitas gtadntittao. Slae oieie Sers
iammlnn9en limb ofien mo es miro
feiner anltGnOigen Seipn oer 3utritt
uerfpeteert.
@otteS0ienite ftn0en itatt: @rDifs
nun9seutteSbienlt 90nneritae mOrgen
um 10 SIR. Iaitpr 9bep. 98nt,
Sun9t, uon ct. Souls b1tt in bieiem
Die SpnOoalpreOiet. Sn Serbinbune
nit bieiem @otteSoienit lutro bas hi.
9tbenomabl 9eieiert. lupsu mir audi
ble @lieber unb 5reunoe Der @es
meinbe ber5lih einlaoen.
0unneritas 9lbenO 15S llbr. gs
reben Eaitpr s. 5. Slid pun ct.
2puis, elm Spbn BON @asconaoe so.
Faitor S. 5, 0teger q. Mt. AUDI
upn st. 9uuis.
lreitae Nbeuo 4S llbr. Die Ret.
ner iino: &aitur s. &lemm opr ct.
2oniS. i'm Sntereiie Der Snpalioen.
iahs, uub Gaitur 8. uun SAINT, uun
Gasco inn SSutere1e Der 8itpen unO
8aiieniabe,
Sountae SouutaeiAule 349 llbr,
Rebner bic Gaitoren S. s. 5tnt unb
Ebeo. NtueIIer, bon ct. 9uuis.
@pttesoienit I'M 10 llbr, Greoist BON
8aItor 6. arnmer, ct. 9puis.
ltahmittass iuirb I'M Sntereiie Der
@fiiiiunslade I'M 43 llbr elm @pttess
btenit sebalten. ltber Snnere Mtiiiun
rebet Iaitor O. Gabl uon ct. 2uuis,
iiber gluBere Miliiun Gaitor q. Gins
mer pm SeQsfuuntiun.
stbenbs um !S llbr rpiro Serebet
iiber Sunntasidule unb uniere Sons
! firmirte Suaspb, uou ben Iaituren
s. &eb, Satgiuu uuo q. 9oOe, ct.
2puts.
Sulebt WsOntas 9Ibeno 1a8 llbr bdlt
! 8aitpr 6. q. glplIan bon ct. 9puis
Die SHluBprebiet, Gaitur g. aiBlins,
poa ct. 2ouis leitet Die @eodhtniss
/ ieter Der @ntidIafeuen i'm Dersanee.
men Sabre.
slud) ftnOet bic Giniiibrnns Der
neueripdblten 8eantteu TAFT.
3u allen @ottesoieniten unb Setern
labeu ipir 9lue berslth elm.
slm Samitaa lit Elm ausfIus auf
benz 5luBe. Der 9tbeao 1T frei
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-15

&leIe GDnics bier NJ in fiaoet,
S,be 9eitunq bies 0.ltna0st.
SDh &odr Nountaln Sbt. DO:
Ngcu
cot ON heiien 'teta nfianer
gu hnben bel genlter 8ros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-15

Offi5ielIen 8eri4ten 5ufolee bat
ble 8autbdtisteit in ben @rpBitdbten
bes 9anbes i'm abeelaufenen Wunat
i'm Beralei9 nit Der int 2Iprit 1907
Ssntfalteten Ourbifnittlid uni anna
bernb Elm 0ritttel ab9enummen. glls
Srunb fir bieie Sbatiafle ueiit man
auf be enprme 8autbdttgtett Der lebs
ten Sabre bin, Die einen getuiiien
&Ideans sans nntursemdB sur 5ol8e
baben muBte; ferner auf Die ourt,
Die fiir5lifen finan5iellen &erbalts
nilie beo;nete momentane 5lautett
oes allsemeinen @eiHaftslebens nub
enolib auf Die &dbe Der Graiibenten.
tuabi.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-15
I'd. Schwartz.
S6mieOc nuO
@a9emtnad)er.
an Der 8. uno WarttitrnBe
Ser m q n n, NI o.

GmpiebIt iicb Scm 9lublitum iiir aac in
iem Sad einIdlogenoc strtei,eu SW cr
prompt unb 5u m,dbigen 9eien beinrnt
Sbcuialls aIsent hi, 0eeting. plaro
uno = 9 Pornpi Ger, uuo alien AMBER.
Ell ,Sar.r9sr iibidlair;n
jan 10. so mc,rb z d,1uatya
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-15

Srub ieiner tpteoerholten @rtl1rs
une, feinen britten Germin annebmen
gu ru en-, bat Srdlibent &ppieoelt Die
ii4ere 9lusiicht, aui Der 0iationalfon'
pentiun gu Chicago beim eriten Ballot
u Stimmen su erbalten. 9ieIes
6atit maht ibn su einem eefabrliden
SOnturrenten Der republitaniiAen
sanbioaten. Sn ben betreffenoen
Staatsfpnpentipnen itimmten bereits
''no initruirten bic 9eIegaten fir
Tsoieoelt. Seras nit SO, California
init 20 stimmen. Su beitimlnter
Susfdt iinb Oregon nit 8 unb lltab
nit 6 Stimmen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-15

s6- slbunntrt auf bas Sermanner
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-11-26
eIIoWsv

Correspondence. OF The Arsus
Mr. and Mrs. y 4. Woodward made
flying trip 10 Grafton Friday.
Joseph Nose and Mclchor Harsh at
tended church at Israel Sunday
Grant Funk. Of Ncwburg. is hauling
lumber to have Iis property here repaired.
Mr.. and Mr.. Murphy. O Evan-vi r..
will move into the Iinn cottage this
week
Farmers are through with their fall
work; corn shocking finished and
hogs butchcrcd
The boys are now rabbit hunting. We
hear the bay Of the hound on the hillside
and in the valley.
y large crowd attends the Bible read.
ing here every Sunday night. The young
folks especially takes great interest in IL
George Kerchiyal of Tunnclton. ac.
companicd 10y his two little SONS. wa.
visiting hi- mother Mrs H. r Kcrchival,
Sunday
John sidwcll, jr, ha- sold hi. Interest
| in the store back 10 his father. j -
| Sidwcll and has bought share in tho
! ~idVcil bro- saWmill near here TIM
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-11-26
Interesting Letters from a Host of
Argus Writers.
SOkEfAlhG DOING IN THS COUNTRY
Bright Bits Of News aud aessip About
p Yon-and Your NeighbSr-Ths
Events Of = Week.
twilight.
Special Co,rrspon lruc- 81 The Az,

| special CotTrSpon lruc- Of The AtsuS
Nelson Erwin and wife. Of Bethlehem.
visited John Hawkins last Sunday.
John Zcigler, wife. and two children.
OF kingwood, visited AT H. L. Kecfover'
last sunday.
John Martin, motorman at Rock
Forge mines, was a Twilight visitor one
| day last week
Delbert Sidwcii who spent the sum.
mcr in South Dakota. has bcn i'm our
neighborhood for several days.
Noah GroSs, Of Buckhannon. was the
guest of hls daughter, Mn j. 4. Stcr-
ling, of Manown, one day last week.
Nelson Erwin. Of near Bethlehem. cx-
poets Ia move To- kaucS Cpvk in few
days and will work on the sawmil al
that placc.
Grover Cleveland, wife. and little
daughter, oi Buffalo. y. Y. are tho
guests OF David l.. Kcciovcr. This is NOT
cN-preSid"m Cleveland, lint a sun-m-law
Of Mr. KcvioNcr.
\ furcv 81 men arr working at Manown
grading lor The extension of the side
track They arr also grading for n turn
table which they expect To- place Their,
soon They will bring the turmtablc from
MOrgantowu, ~ they have no further us.
for it at that place
Arrangements arr being made for "A
school at kanos Creek. They will u-r
one of the dwelling. for schoolhon-
tins winter. They expect To employ Ma,
Miller a. teacher, which will meet a.,
appreciation of the patrons, a. Mrs. Mil
Ter has taught several terms and is a good
instructor. The board of education of
Valley district has promised To build
them a Sch"olhousc next summer. 80 by
next winter We hope these people viii
have a schoolhuuso of their own
John w. Turner has another patent rat
trap. 1t is opcraccd ON the principle of
a pump one day last week while one
of the men lac had working for him was
moving some articles in the granary lac
noticed the trap. Mr.. Turner told one
of the men 10 lay the trap down. and
when everything was rcady lac gave the
order To- pump. At every stroke OF the
pump a rat was pumped out, u be de
vour,b 10y the faithful watch dog that
stood waiting for his victim They kent
ON pumping until twenty-five large rat
were killed, The trip. being mpcd dry
IT was then reset for more rats. II is yer,
simple In construction and sure death tn
rats. ~ they cannot yet out until pumped
ont
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-11-26
TOWNSVILLE.

Sy-c,H Cor. spaodru.c OF Ibe Atsus
John Holman. Of Fa.rmout. -, .itod hi-
pH't- .olr lrou1 Sunday
Mr. aud Mr. Ire Tou-t, OF Grafton,
Ui.li"' tno latter parents Saturday and
sunday
John llci,nln. Of th place. made %
ilJi q "trip - Grafton Dat Tburdly. re-
turning Saturday
s.. T. Gockc aud John Eickolmau.
both of Clark burg are visiting relatives
anl shaking hands with many friends
this wook
Shooting matches seem to O. the order
ol tine day, a- we notice every ono carry,
ing chickens and Turkeys. and there Will
DE number more before Thanksgiving.
j. T.. Mckenzie arrived home Saturday
after two weeks hunting near Kcy.cr
and reports good luck. having killed "a
black bear weighing 2jO pounds and q
deer
Our literary held here hast Wednesday
night proved q great success and nearly
every ono took an active part i'm &c. The
question was Resolved. That Columbus
deserves more honor for discovering
America than Washington for defending
H. y The dcbatcrs on the affirmative were
William II Riley and s. y Spears; nexa-
tive, y II Miller and Philip Caufeld.
The decision was given ia favor IL the
! affirmative IrruF Btu.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-11-26
DgCExBER WEATHER.
Several Warm Spells WIN Relieve The
Intense C.ld .f Noah

An outlook OF the kind and severity Of
weather likely to prevail during Deem
Der. as forecssted 10y Peter X. smith:
The general outlook denotes much blus-
try weather during large part of the
month, the meteorology being under the
influence of excitement much of the above
period. Rains will materialize i'm ouanti-
ties sufficient to invigorate the 81 ring,
and streams that failed during the drouth.
rhundershowers will likely show up in
many parts early in the month and high
winds attended 10y forcef1l gales ON the
northern lakes, their shops, and the
north Atlantic and its coasts i'm northern
parts. Rain turning 10 destructive sheet
and snow, then 10 u full-grown blizzari
sweeping the plains, with an intense cold
wave reaching far southwark. will show
up.
Touching the 9d the Temperature will
rise and gathering clouds will denote an
oncoming storm, which will b. ON pas-
age the 81 and lth, bringing rain, wind,
and electrical action i'm many parts, cspc-
cially in the south. This wave will h.
very destructive in the north, where rain
will turn to sloct al billiards, followed
Toy sweeping colj wave out OF the north.
west, reaching ias south on or about the
5th.
The Sth, 9th, and 10th will bring ON
more stormy weather which is likely Ia
he very intense and general Rain, slect.
AMI snow are sur TO show up i'm central
parts. In the north these storms will bc
much more severe, famed 10y northwest.
crn gales oi intense cold, reaching all
central parts and going far south.
The nth and 18th will bring r renewal
ot stormy weather
On or touching the 18th the tcmpcra-
turc will change 10 warmer and storm
conditions will prevail on the 10Th and
10Th, which may bc prolonged till after
the 23d, aud then again on the 10Th.
About the 2Sth the temperature will
mango 10 warmer and storm conditions
viii follow on the 29th and 3Oth, with II
renewal of cold extending into January.
1909.
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Maple Forest.
Special Correspondent OF The Argus

Special Correspondent Of The Argus
James Chidrstcr was at Terra Alta ON
business Friday.
y crowd OF young people attended
meeting AT Mount Moriah Sunday even
ing.
Marshall Walls, Of Valley Point. was
in our community Thursday buying
Turkeys.
Winfield Wolfe spent Thursday and
Friday i'm the vicinity of Alton and Orr
on business
Mr.. and Mrs. John q. Mason. of
GAINESVILLE, were guests 81 T.. :. Iivcn-
good sunday
George Rodehcavcr went to Albrights-
vile Wednesday to accompany his two
sons to the railroad.
Garfield Armstrong and brother, Of
BrucctOn, were i'm our town buying our
merchants game Saturday.
Iessic Livcngood passed through our
town Sunday with DR. Englchart Ia visit
Misses Pearl and Mildred Ringer
The sick OF our community are i'm
proving, with the exception Of Mcrvin
Augustine, who il not much better.
Frank Smith drove to Dority sunday
10 accompany his sister Miss Alice,
home. She had been visiting relatives
there.
Mrs. Minnie Fickcy and two children.
OF near Dority, were visiting her sister
Mrs. Maudc Hvongood, few days the
past week.
John t'uscmau, Of Brett aud Guy
Watson, OF Ma-ontOWH, returned 10 their
homes Thursday accompanied 10 Al
brightsville 10y Gay Gu-,man, 81 Iar
Blanche NJ Snuff. one Of Ponnsyl-
vania's former school teachers called ON
our secretary, j. Il. Jenkins, for supplies.
She was on her way 10 lynnvalc, where
| she expects to teach the coming term IL
srhnnl
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C"ngrrs,m, SinrgI>s W,d..

ALAMEDA, CAL, Nov. 23.-Niiss Char
lotic Cecilia Kent has set Wednesday.
November %, the day before Thanksgiv-
ing, for her wedding day. Her engage
mcnt to the Hon. George c. Sturgiss, of
West Virginia, was announced several
weeks ago and the ceremony will be per
formed at the home OF the bridc-clcct's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. l.. 4. Kent, 1907
High street.
Congressman Sturgiss has just boon re
elected To his scat In the lower house AT
Washington and during the session the
newly married couple will make their
home in the capital They will also
spend great part Of their time in West
Virginia, where both are VOL known,
Miss Kent having spent hcr childhood in
that state.
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NPSt.r punu MARRIED

Miss Edna Bolyard, OF Ree,Isvillc. arli
NcSter Il. Dunn, OF Kingwood, were mar
RED at the residence of MIR. Claude Brand
IN Chestnut street, Morgantown, on
"Wednesday afternoon, November 49, at
, O'Clock. Tho ceremony was performed
10y Rev j. Il. Chcnorout, of Masontown.
in the presence OF few friends of the
contracting parties. Mrs. Dunn j. "A
popular young woman with large circle
of friends. Mr.. Dunn is prominent at
torncy OF kingwood
Immediately after the ceremony the
happy couple left for Washington and
other points and will return Ia Kingwood
where they will be- nj home after De
ccmbor
Mr.. Dunn Is the adopted daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bolyard, Of Reeds
vile. She is very esiimablc Young
lady and her many friends extend con
gratulations