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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-21
Ginr Srattdy-amtrikanirdr
3omrmaIiain.

bic IN elmer Rew gorfer 3eitung BE-
lhoiiigt lit. CAT Elm Bud beraus-
gesebeH, IN BEN aud Elm aopitel Den
9eTohren gelpiomet 1T, 0enen seraoe
gebIi0ete Oeuflhe 2amen Dsi Der Gin.
wnnoerung olsseieet limo. gtadj
maHfen 8etrad4ungen iiber fran-
5oliihe uno ensliide 8erbaItnine iagi
ole BerfaiieriH iiber amerifa:
Sn ben Bereinigten Staaten liegen
bic Ierbaltnine beionOers ungiinitig.
9se SerufuHg nuf Oeutite 8riinO-
lidyteit mo Be0iegen9eit, auF oeut-
Idle 3eusniiie unO 1lplome. aui @e.
burt, 9erfommen mo ~io5iale Stel.
hung i'm gateriano beIieH bort nifts
TOO gaopf~ uao y6anoe~, Die arbei.
ten toHHen, geiudt wer0en, 40 Die
Seiltlng uno nidt Die Rerion ae.
lhdbt miro un0 man nidt beareiit.
iUdrum Sic 9ergangenbeit beriidiih.
tigt meroen ioa. Ger nmerIfaniide
HotIonalIto5 perIanst omerifaniihe
3eugniiie. Dns beiBt gerDeiie tbatidh.
lid erprobter 8~eiu1brHng I'M 2anOe,
unO Die erlangung 0ieies eriten3eag.
miles lit oft Elm fat unloslih ite:-
nen0es Hdtbiel. Gle enorm tbeure
&ebensbaltung, Die anipriide an
6uBere griheinung, bic iehr friib er.
reidlte Iliersgren5e iHr grlperbenoe
iiberaa merOen iunge uuper.
brantte ardfte perIangt - MAIDEN
es iait unmoglifb fir 3eiten ser CT.
werbsnnidbigfeit eriparuiHe 81 CT.
Sielen.
Gie 8erfaiierin ihiloert Sic fir
einnanOernoe IN Jra9e fomntenoen
geriiie, ibre gorausiebungen uno
Disqualification mo 5eiat an sum Sheil
redlt Oraitiifen 9eiipielen. Die a6er
etuos dbiolut lleberjeuaenOes ba.
ben, Die llriahen. Die 81 BEN OFT troit-
loien NiiBeriolGen inhren miiiien. Die
i~iberbebenoe, onmaBenOe &ritit ebeit
Nnfommenoer pir0 oon Der gerfai.
lerin eben 10 idori gegeiBeIt. uie Die
ploBlihe darafterloie Sfndrmerei
iir Oas Sano AM Soften ser aIten
@eimatb..
SSn Amerifa mnB. uie fat iiberaa
IN Der Melt ieOer Gent Doa erarbeitet
un0 peroient lperoen. uno Elm il5er
Die eriUartuna hinausaebenoer Sohn
maft cs our e~rniten 9Sfljfi. niht
an lid ploBIidl ~aiitbuenoe golOcne
8er9e 5u alau6en. ionoern an nh.
Iantere llriahen 81 oenfen. Ser.
banOlnngen nit nid}t empioblenen
Yerioncn iino UNI 10 mehr 81 meiocn.
ie @%iinitigeres oeriprohen Mrs.
@as Oie erfahrene Srau ais un6e.
Oingte 8Orausiebuua fur Die amcri.
taniide 9inmon0eruna for0ert. Gilt
glei6ermnBen fir Oas Qeiammte
HuslanO. SSeoe errucr655cOiiritile
8ran ionte bel ibrer 9lnfunit i'm
ireuOeu 2anoe oui Ger iemciliqen
oentiheu 9otidloit geniiacnos Nli.tcl
biuterleaen. nm iit All ale Sale
cine Eildreiie at ermoalifen ga.H
abgeieheu bon Den gan3 merIaBIihen
Wiittelu. nm min0eitens orei Ntouatc
lang ohne Stellung mo 8er0ienit
ouSfommen 81 fopnen.
Nenidlifteii unO Neitlefuhl. nift
i~enoen5ioie Ibiidten. ba6en Ser Ser.
iaiicrin oieie 9lu%siiihrungeu oiftirt.
Sofien mir. oaB ibre erniten Nf16.
manaen uidt unaebort uerhalleu. 0aB
iih Tranen iiu0ci. Die ihre Anaaben
nahpriiien mo lie peiteiten inter.
Siiirten 8reiieu 3nJanglid MAIDEN.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-21
8as IN elmer tiirfiiden JransHsei-
tnHg itebt. Is saf


Ger llmidwnng Ser Qinge in ben
Siirfei bot 3ablreihe 3eituusen nelt
eriteben uno anoere iih gepaItig ber-
gr0Bern hliea. Sab ole Siirfei nber
aud iiber cine rihtige Sr~aueH5eitung
perfigt. oiirite bel nns pOatommeI
u%nbefannt iein, obmobl man oas
8banumloro Dtnffius Gbnsetnie. Die
3eitune Ser 9nmen, iiberna i'm @us-
lanoe gum Hreiie BON 80 Srnnten
jabrlih be5ieben fam, 4ieie 8ei.
tung brin9t BEL einem umfange DON
adt Seiten Solo 5dbIreihe MrtifeE
aagemeinen Snterelies. Die bette
anihaumg bon oieier intereifonteH
3eitung iibermittelt natiirlih cine
furse Angabe oes Srbalts elmer eiH@
seInen Summer. Ole Nepue op
Weonoe MninImou giebt ben SnbaIt
elmer geummer aus benz &dmaonri
Dieoer. Sie beginnt mit einem fur-
aen BeriHt iiber Die Selamlif,3et
monte, Die, ga iie ieoen 6reitns ftott-
iinOet, gang fnr5 bebanoeIt piro.
Gam folgt mad Dem @eribt Hber
cine 5meite, llns faum intereiiierehbe
3eremonie cine @btheiluna eSrauen-
interboltung". &ier 1linoet man
RIouoereien iiber Die relIgioie Jn-
iteaporldrift, in ser 5mei Yiitnrbei.
teriunen dlIseinanoerieten, oaB tie
cine tueiie @inrihtung lei. Die nit BEN
3orihriiten Der 6Dgiene pobl i'm
GinfIang ltebe. Ger nGflte lrtiteI
behauoeIt be 3rage, lpas Der Yeole
Ylonnt Hamaoan~ lei. Die oabiH be.
ontportet miro, odB es cine 3eit bee
Gegniulg uno oes @Iiids fir ole.
jung fttio alt, arm uno reid groB
uno Helm, iei. &un iolgt Elm @e.
rift ilber oen in 8eutlflono obge-
b~aItenen Srauen 8ouereb; oarnuf
Elm Seuineton iiber ben 8eariif Der
Gdonbeit bel sen uerihieoenen Dol
fern. an oen iih cine Ylouoerei Iber
Die S~erlteIIiind BON Yarfiim on-
ifIiebt; Die iolgpnOe 4btbeiIlmne III
Dem Snmor eepiomet; es Derben
einige Aneftooen er3dbIt, unO 0ann
foIgt Elm acknowledgements @eriht
iiber BEN y@ettberUerb Ser oideH
2eute@, bel Dem oas SouptgeniHt
aui einen ioIhen @etfbeuerb, Der in
0ieem Sabre in RarieHbao npraTi-
italtet aporoer tit, eeIegt ipiro. @ei-
tere 4rtiteI bringen Die 9eiprehuHs
eines neuen ensliihen aohbuhes
uebit 9roben Oaraus, @nfihtgn Ser
aer5te iIber oas 4eiten Ser Eamen.
beionOers IN England. feruer Rad.
rihien aus Ser sSrauenfueIt; notir.
Id barr cine slrt @rieitaiten uiht
Ieblen. gIs fdratteriitiiHe 4ntDort
AMI cine Srage lei bernussegriffen:
.SSn amerifa giebt es sahIreihe
Sidote Oie ben 9amen Raris ia.
ben SIN @nihIuB bieran Deroen
eiuiae 8reisiragen geiteIt. Gie Ies-
ten orei SeitrR fino Der RetIame &C.
niSmet: beionSe5s sahlreih werosn
SaiIettengegeH.dnoe, phcrmaseuti"
ihe @raparute un0 uHperarbeitete
5tofie a%ngeboteH; nntiirIih Bari
auh ser &aoroarapb inter ben aH.
noneea niht iebIen. Niles in allen:
man 5ie5s sen @uuib ser tiirfihen
Sran. 8 SEN nbrisea Grausa uIei4
~ i9uH.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-21

Iein bereitep 6nlf, i'd 0anfe Dir fir
ale bic gliteu ae5epfe; 0Oh iei mir
midi gram Dos crste BON Der Wiut-
ter. mar oas bafe.
0nrDa Ruife4L
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-21
eonN.assbOte, WliIwaafee, gOmntas, Fl. @aars 1909,

6nushen i'm SinteNnmo. Gin @sg
fiibrt IN lnnqg@oBenen NinDumgen
Oorfbin. 3Uiifen ShneGUcben ooer
hoben @r1iern. gian scbt uno gebt,
Oa enoiih foanmt nloli bin, 0e
Ibiir tblt iid ar uHo ~ nan lit
I'm 3raumloHo orgeloIBil
~. @.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-21
Rrrerrei

Cine cbIisntoriide @adOdeHbil.
0ungsi1nIe nit elmer getuerbliGe1
uuS faufmmniifen Abtbeiluns uirS
oon Der Stoot giain5 NIT eiHem
&oitennufDan0e bon $500 Dollars
errihtet.
> as erIte Observation-Disclosures fin
ben bobmiihcn SnnOtng ipurOe bic
SOurnaliitin 5rau GIamenfOlDa su-
gelaiien. Sic nimmt ihoH Jet Sab
rem cine fabrenOe Roae IN Oer
5r0uenbeDegnns eta
Gie EDdter oes 9eip5issr Rehts
~oniDaIts Sniti5ratbs Or. 3ebme, Sri.
9arina 3ebme, lit in Marburs 3rm
Or. iur. promobirt mOroen. Sire
0rlertatioH beban6elt oos oeutidc.
engltlde unO franSolibe gerIObniB.
redt.
Die @~iesbnoener Resierung ).
1est aud cine p~erbeirotbete 2earssiH
ongelteQt. uno omar in oem CorT,
9elferstirden. Gs lit cine ssrau aieh.
Die Dor ibrer 8erbeiratbuna nit ci-
mem iest I'M RubeItanoe IebeaSea
Giienbabn6eomten 2ebrerin in GEa
mar.
+ gs lit nod niht Ionge Der. 81
iberralhte uns oie aunOe. 00B i'll
8aris 5tuei 6rGuen, alementine 1Mi-
liant un0 @a0ame Gbaitlier, NnS sHlt
Oes 9roihfenfittiders ausiiibrya.
SbmobI lie BON BEN m1nnliben So
Iegen un0 Der mdnnlihen SaJeuo
ongefeinoet tpur0en, BADEN iif cine
gauge An5nbl 6ruien gefunoci. Sic
iib Dieiem freien unS Iuitieen 9erni
ergeben baden; es eibt augenblitll.b
% &utiderinnen in Raris.
+" @ie auiGbrlid) perienSct Sic
IHti-S Outrage Miiociation lire Sir.
e~iiEare, bic mir i6ieBIid ais ate
Setdhatfe begrlIBen, penn etipoS9teiies
lit 0arin nidJt 81 ftnoen. @eOer ole
2onOoner .@dpdltapeiberft imam Der-
seize 0as barrie @ort) nod oieie 5art-
beiaiteten Seelen f0nner oie notir.
Iihe GntuidLung oes @ei6es binbern
ODER f0rOerH. Wlit Der 3eit mcroeH
NIT 9iilfe oner inns at @ebote ite-
ben6en MitteI Die Srnuen 10 melt
r7errH fein 0aB linen 0as Gtimm.
redt gang BON ieIbit sufGut. @ir
habrn 0eouIO geernkb Ta
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-21
planSsrsi.

AHA NNNHN tHAHNtNftta <NAA tAt~
IL uno meme acknowledgements.
diuctgrn wer0cn mir BARN
3uiiimmcR 0ab elm Dlann ME mile.
benaUur0igcr nt. ais meuH er ieiner
SraN eni piar Soften o0er Grud.
iu0gic itiicben mus. oie tie ielbit
nidi errcidlcn farm. s. giebt
6rauen. 0ie lieber oic mglalblit.
item Anitreuauuaeu modet. mi neil
iie miiieu Dab one Bite um ioih flei.
ne MaH0reihHna ibrem Uiann Ilif
Siun0eH Die G1me pcr0irli. Cine
mitiac SrenH6m g05 eiiem iuiaen
Madden 0us im 1lg8riii iian0 lit
3n ugrheifas6en. flir dhnlihc E0ae
~folgen0en 3inil. Bitten Sic eshren
qciireHgcn Gsehgrrn m lisbcHsmir.
0iaiiem Zone ,s1aen Gin paar @afen
5u idliilBeH o. orr md i0cben nit
Der gr0BieH Sci5imcuidn0lihfat D0n
ieiHem GraudcH sic Maudeiten.
fnopfp i'm 0em0 beieit.aen lttB. WirO
ploylid gan5 aetrdH,,e lSnr0e. ef
ndbert iiA mii dumniHiger ganailm
ieit AND er8reIu HadlaiiiB ooer
brHmmeH0 0as ~an}Hbaien0e 8heli.
Sebt mierl0nen @e % Ritt. ibm
einen um GuiiIul0iqHud biiien0en
um0 gHaleih animui. Hoen @ltt ST..
5Wreri.n. um 800 nr 0a5 idBuere
Mcrt 90 iiarlen. 0Tti &c un1eitidt
30 NAL oanc6ga ooer noal aar in Die
i9earg Eiuiplte 20 5adca 1ie NUT
fetHer Nimpqr. i0Hofru ctdfhpn CIR
ith 40 beiiigeu la0el iibet bee 2ier.
radihcit seq jceiaeu pio0eoie ben
9lfuih2n f6 ar0Be duleriBfelteH
bercict Eamr iirllgu 1ie tbn al3
Tulbet fhiH. tno in oigem erHdbe.
mem @cinhle miro oer llumuth iiber
bic ihm m|bcdnemc Ilemuenumg
GIN ihaeliieu u%riliegct"
60 Der alala truer 6renn0m ct
nal ihr Die NtRsHnart beher3iaeHs.
merih lein; iHr 0as iommenoe ee'
iblrdlt 0ber pciB id giHtn bfiierea
.ilp0r aber m0tie Ih ctuas Oerra.
tteu. @lMlbeu Gle bot ia nidit odb
iih Ger Nlom iu @|lrflitteii in iei.
ner 9Nilroc acfrinli Hihlt menn leiF
Srdi mi i0ldcr Niiie ilmmt. 81
lieli 1h mar i0 tdroeibia weil e
0irien NoH0Nriii Unlah nldi iaHn
mir ailr pilici 0us Nriabrma Wle
peinlih ee iiL eIner 11dic teleuiibgr.
3uitehcu 0ie uaH NiAt bpberfidlt
limo 0abei ionNcn mir Fruueu bic
mlr paH flHn ani hic lm0 Ol mt 8u.
faiien miitt luis ubcrbaunt aar tel.
ncu }9glriii poH Ger Nililmtatelt
madden uai ser ein Aiam ogn en-.
iadieH praft'Ncu 0UAeu aeaeu.
iIbeuieit Gma6rhtH miro er 0a5
MN irelh uid1t 0em uie fomie
er oils Nerr 0cr Sh0pnmQ m9cbeu
baB iam tn NllHRH 0Haoiit. @ir.
ZEN wir ono 5ri miefrn oanea on.
AiH. oar iit nidi ipdttr aietter Nili
loli5igii pref sltagasn limo. Alr h1
ben Sic l'iilt lAngH 3u erpaeea.
baB ie ourt |lluieaHiaB Der em.
iadiien CNae ul Qtnl.ihe Ntlen ne.
ralhen uuo Nh laAstlih mahea.
OK y e2 aaH0r4t iih 0oh mat mu
un0as hiie6tu 0au Nltl0rraafeu
Aber ycldlgt uG'egW NlatleH ueriie1t
rs B. r. iidl cu,N NoicHtnopf aui
ani}nnabel nidt Is 0as guar Der
Snopi ME 1uleotr 0a0il obef ein
uantf4 rfpf fnif m.f anrefft =
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-21

pera5rt Gua Sic SHTihtbsit in
9eber uno Sitten,
Ter @1ter beiteocaen. einfo6en
SIHn.
Gam tonrt ourh Sie S6uier. Sic
7ludliher, bin
2a Gse 9niTieogbeit Ieiis &c.
itritsea.
Aer nit &ohA6ua 1ufh5reE tarn
r "a 60 8ssIs5S;sz ss1skz.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-21

@eididlihfeit mo aennmiB in prnf.
tiidcA Gingen beiist."
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-21

&o1l.r1.su Ser rHr csr1eA
fen. Seg x. t sgs3sl.t
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-21

Ge 1lts SITE .}a.s 1T SIC. ais mcn
~ Gg1 l11a!e.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-21

> aIs erite gerihteritntterin fin
ben bobmiihen Gambling tDurOe bic
SOurnaliitin Srau GIameHfOiDa 5u-
gelaHen. Sic nimmt ihon ieit Sab.
rem cine fiibrenOe Roae IN Der
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS pir
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-18
Lady Baltimore Cake.

One OF our readers from Kearneys.
vile, WA, has asked for receipt
for Lady Baltimore cake, which Is very
gladly given below: Az
One quarter pound butter, one-half
pound sugar, one!half pound flour, two
,teaspoonfuls baking powder; whites Of
four eggs. one gill Of milk; flavor with
bitter, almonds. and bake in jelly cake
pans. NJ & 81, sle!t &
1eing-Bo!l one gill Of water with 10
ounces cut sugar until It ropes. Pour
this boiling hot on the whites OF two
eggs beaten 10 4 stiff froth. beating all
the time. and then stir in one teacup-
ful Of raIsins and same Of English
walnuts cut In quarters. Spread, be-
tween layers and on top OF cake. The
great secret Of making this cake Is TO
have your dough very light by beating
It well and not by putting in too much
baking powder.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-18
Useful Hints.

Tie ribbon, in imagination, Into
perky bow, and plan to place your but.
terhy on one Of the loops-a very
much more attractive scheme than a
butterfly on each end. If you are n
very careful artist first try the paints
on q snip Of ribbon. Have your but
terlly Of the dalntlest. lightest colors
possible. A stenciled one. II you have
got the stencil habit, will be perfectly
possible on taffeta, and will admit Of
two or even three delicate colors.
New hatpln heads imitatae rose so
exactly. and are so nearly the size Of
a diminutive garden beauty. that they
serve as floral decoration for the hat
rs well as to hold It on. n
Jet buttons are coming back into
fashion. Not only are they being used
on handsome black gowns, but a new
French coiffure ornament consists Of
n wreath formed Of these glittering
disks Of Jet.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-18
DIVORCE l,|'| \ ! CASES ! ).
ARE PROBLEMS
JUDGE MASON POINTS ovTITAi
DANGERS IN PROCEEDING
cARELE6sLY. a

MORGANToWN, Feb. 17-Hundreds
OF persona regularly married In accord.
ance with the laws and requirements
OF the state may be guilty Of bigamy
and their offspring may be bastards
In the yes Sof the law OF the State.
This was the startling statement made
, by Judge John W. Mason at the ses.
sion OF the circuit court yesterday
morning: =
y The statement was made In connec.
tion with a suit for divorce which had
been presented to him. He had ex.
anined the papers in the case and
had asked about the publication Of the
required notice. There had been no
publication and the counsel for the
plaintiff stated that he did not think
1t necessary 10 publish notice.
Judge Mason was Of the opinion
that to make such publication might
not be necessary, but It would remove
any uncertainty which might attach
to the proceeding and which might
render a decree Of divorce. II granted.
Invalid. S&s II .g5ss{' p.,.f
He said suits for divorce we're the
most delicate brought in his court.
They required the utmost care in com.
p'iance with every requirement Of The
l"w. In ease any requirement was ov-
clicked, a decree although granted.
could be declared nun and the effect
upon those to whom It had been grant.
ed might be fraught with the most Sc.
rlous consequences.
The persons remarrying would In
the eyes OF the law be guilty Of biga.
my and liable to prosecution and I'm.
prlsonment in the penltentiary. Their
children would not be recognized as
legitimate and In the eyes Of the law
would be bastards, not entitled to IN
herlt the property OF their parents
and In other respects would suffer
from nj the handicaps Of those born
out Of wedlock. 81
Judge Mason took occasion to state
that his private Views were antagon.
istie to divorce. but said that his pri.
rate opinions had nothing to do with
his duty as aiudge. IT am merely
here In my offlcial capacity to inter
pref what the legislature has said in
respect to the granting Of divorce and
to see that the regulations they have
Imposed are followed to the letter."
said Judge Mason.
His remaN were not fully appre-
ciated by the crowd which filled the
court room and little comment was
made on his views regarding the ser:
ious conditions which may be reveal.
ed in litigation Involving the rights Of
children to inherit the property left
by parents who had been remarked
after divorce had been grantd. "@.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-18
COAL TRAFFIC MEN CONFER.
Unable to Agree on Equalization Of
Freight Rates. 2

NEW YORK. Feb. 1s.-Trafrlc man.
ayers OF the coal-carrylng roads in
tho plttsburg district resumed in this
city yesterday a conference adjourned
from Pittsburg Two weeks ago, the
purpose Of which Is TO equalize the
rates on coil from the West Virginia
districts with those from Western
Pennsylvania, West Virginia and Ohio
to the Lakes during the navigation
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-18

William Loeb, Jr, secretary to the
President, announces that Mr.. Roose.
relt will not be able to lecture at the
University Of Copenhagen vale n
Europe. He will deliver only three
lectures-at Oxford. the sorbonne an.l
the Unlyerslty Of Berlin. E.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-18

4 Senator J.W. Bailey, OF Texas,
who Is afraid tae automobile Is going
to knock the foundations from under
this nation, is the proprietor Of u
stock farm and a raiser Of 2ne horses.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-18

* nca Csllatt6I-

needle and 4sewed through for about
two inches before going on q 3 the
hem. THE paper is later pulled away
Kerosene Is an excellent pollsher for
rubbing up furniture; IT may be ap-
piled with a soft woolen rag, rubbed
in we'll aud later dried with q clean
piece Of flannel. 81 q,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-18

The Dill family, living near Pierce
ton. Ind. is remarkable in that "A
brothers and sisters all OF the same
parents, are living and well. and none
was born later than June IA. 1856, the
combined ages being 1,01O years. Or.
iginaily there wire Is children. three
dying when young.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-18

NOT THE GIRL he WROTE TO.
Oh. you're not the little grille that
| wrote 70. you're not the eirl sent
taat tender note to; but then l think
you'll do. for | really do like you, and
to leave you since | met you, | am
10th to. I aln see that you're the
kind that's rated clever, and l want
you for my little girl forever. III
build a house for two or more. and
paint It bright and new, Lenore; and
use Aurora Palnt-it changes never.
Manufactured by The Marietta Paint
and Color Co. Marietta, Ohio. Sold
by, NJ. .. Christie, Druggist, 800 Main
street. s.sl IS VI Z t;3P VI s5I5
Look tor; q servant the want I'D.
| tva tt,lp af,nf,ts ftt Sos, ii y. "a.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-18

Mrs. W. S. Peabody. OF Denver, hog
been called "Mother Of the Mesa
Verde National Park" This park coil.
tains the most Interesting remains Of
the cliff jewellers that have been dis.
operce,l, and Mrs. Pe1body Is largely
instrumental in its being made ma.
tlonal park.
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GOSSIP AND ADVICE FOR THE
Z WORLD OF WOMEN. K, 4,

t9s3Ilfls ~ w - = = LNr
1 Twas a sensible woman who had
L .he slsrge closet under the hall stairs
4 prepared In white and the floor cover
ed with white ollcloth. On the wall
We're hung black iron 4 dress hooks.
Which could easily be found, and the
mott convenient article in i was an
Select.lc light bulb on a long cord,
which could be taken In hand when
hooking for boxes packed under the
lower stairsteps:2 These boxes were
gall white. the nature Of the eontenta
i being shown b. q printed label across =
! one 4 end In black letters. Over the
door was hung an old porthre, which
4 was hidden By the cloest door, but it
Kept out considerable dust, The
shelves were painted white and the
books that were stored away were all
wrapped neatly In white paper and
4 packed IN boxes III
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-18
4 Democraey'u Chief trouble.

"A oemoeraey'a Chief trouble. 4
Coloue! Bryan announces that he
is much encouraged .byi the spread Of
Democracy. 1t Is spread SO much.
however. as to have become too thin.
philadelphia Press.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-18

Mrs. Alec. Tweedle, who gave such
an interesting picture Of the unfortu-
nate Itai!an island In Sunny Sicily.
Its Rustcs and Its Rims" has be:n
instrumental II obtaining generous
gifts for tho homeless sufferers. Mrs.
Tweedle Is an Interesting and glfte,l
woman, who when she Is not travel.
ing through strange countries gather.
Ing material for her books IS n prom.
inent hgt re In London society. (
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-18

Dr.. Frederick James Furn!vall has
Just celebrated his eignty-fourth birth.
day, ami Is as active as a 35.year.oltl
in athletics. literature and ,exico.
graphy. Since 1S45 he has been Il
noted oarsman. and every Sunday ne
still rows a ten~mile spin on the
Thames with three men who might be
his grandsons. He also acts as cox.
swain to the Hammersmith Glils'
soulllng Club, whose members arc
working girls, and Of which he was
the founder.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-18

pretty candle shade can be made
/ OF hat wire and violets. as one can
take a wire frame, cover all the wires
with violet rlbon and then strip the
frame with narrow ribbon to make q
$checkerboard effect. At each corner
stitch a violet or two and draw the
spetnls into the open space. When the
! light reflects through the petals the
effect tis artistic. 4 gis.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-18

N Persons who do not wish to lose
.thelrh books, mark their name not on
The title page only, but on u certain
Sfxed page in a book as well.
III 10 starting a hem on the machine
q th !. needle viii be less apt ito clog
y a piece OF paper Is placed under the
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-18
MEN ANp woREa!..

rs l3fIs 7-77z5l q
Prof. William atheWs. dist!ngn lshs::
ca as an author, editor and educator.
died at Sis home n Boston I'M his nine:
gArst year x; I ;S;3;$3 N NH q
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-18

AZ young woman who looks after her
home herself always has two aprons
made ;of the same material as her work
dresses. she says that, they are in:
conspicuous, and too. matter Of econ
somy:; for II she needs some OF the ma
aerial for ;repalrIng her dyosR the apron
lis at hand to supply her want.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-18
Where SCOT Abounds,

A girl who has recently had to live
IN soot-laden town found her skin
was being ruined by the constant
washing that she deemed necessary,
Finally one Of the natives who had
amazedly seen the girl wash her face
half a dozen times in IN hour. gave
her this lotion, which cleans without
ronghening sensitive SKINS:
Equal parts Of almond oil and or
ange flower water are mixed we'll to.
gether and used on the face whenever
1t seems solled. 1t is applied with a
soft rag and gently rubbed In, leaving
no grease, but removing the SCOT. sev.
eral ounces Of each Ingredient can be
mixed at n time. then bottled and kept
in a cool place.
New Lunch Napkins.
The new lunch napkins look like
endhrotdered handkerchiefs. for they
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-18

season Of 1909 II
About 10 OF, so stratac officials were
present, reresenting among other
lroads tic Pennsylvania. tho Baltimore
and ohio. the Chesapeake and Ohio.
the Norfolk and Western, the Hook.
ing Valley. the Wheeling and Lake
Erie. the Plttsburg and Lake Erie and
the Ohio Central, together with their
atlliatel roads. .ssNs Ss3 w
| It Is understood that the soft coal
opentors OF the pennsylvania and
Ohio districts arc responsible for nav.
Ing the conference called. They as.
sert. ills said, that the West Virginia
operators get much smaller rates T,
competitive points. notwithstanding
the alleged circumstance that tie.
4 West v.rglnians can mine out their
coal At 10 10 50 per cent. cheaper. I.
| After a long. session the traffic man:
ayers found themselves unable to
agree and the matter was referred 10
the executive officials Of the respeci
tive roads. - :! : 4 4 s5ilE.5
/. Is Sid that tne operators threaten
to carry their fight before the Inter.
state Ctmmerce Commission II they
cannot set what they want from tie
railroads. /. 1. z z Us I, q,