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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-05-31
T0variS Sebastian.

To Sc pravi, v gozdu Sc ie odhrh-
Mia veja in je padla ma tia ter
zgnila.
Sneg je lezal dive pedi visoko
ma zaspani zemlii. Noe in dan Sc
je razprostirala ma nebu dolgocas-
ma silva megla, tanka in skoraj
prozorna, Zamazano solnce brez
kontur je pocasi drselo navzgor
in sub, oster veter je razsajal pc
drzavni cesti, XII sc je villa v hrib,
tupatam ogibajoca Sc pritlikavih,
belih gozdov; veter je gonil drob-
ne, bruSene snezinke pred seboJ,
XII so sc mi vbadale V zmrzel OBJ
raz. Noge sem premikal ~brezcutno
in enakOmerno kakor maSina. Po-
lovica dolgocasnega drevja ie re
bila "a menoj in spominjal sem Sc
je kakor V posanjah. Malice hri-
bovita krajina je bila zalOstna,
tupatam porasla Z nizkim grmov-
jem in v mes posuta S swim ka-
menjem, XII je gledal IL snega. u
drevja so visele snezene pajcevi-
ne in Sc lesketale V onemOglem
solncu kako Srebrne.
Ozrl sem sc nazai. Oh cestnih
jarkih SO stale THE vrbe, zakopa-
ne V sneg,fin NTH silva barva sc
je stapljala s Swim nebom. Pc
vsej krajini sta Sc ostro r~azloceva-
Ii lie dive barvi, sneznobela in di-
m~astosiva. Sirili sta Sc V daljavo
in Sc stekali druga vdrugo V slim
brezdanjosti.
Obslo me je nenadoma in bog
We odkod. V ustih sen zaGutil sill
ne in postal sen lacen. Seem v
Yep diva groSa sta bila ondi, vse
moje imetie. Sklonil SEN glavo in
bill neizmerno zalosten.
PriSel sem do vrha.
Ravnina Sc je zalesketala V fla
TEN solncu in ma obzoriu je Ia
trepetala snezeno pogonJeno drew
lie. Costa je bila ravna, tupatam
vegasta in zareze koles, napravlJe-
ne cd vozov V umaZanem snegu,
so Sc izgubljale druga V drugo.
V DALI Sc je nekaj gibalo, in
umazana senca .je zamigljala ma
obzorju in obstala. Zdelo Sc Je,
da stoji, a poGasi Sc je manjsala
in pogrezala V zemljo. Covek je
bill, Xxi Sc je pOmikal naprej, vihtel
palico in Sc pogrezal V daljo. Sci
sem urneje, costa mi jc iLginJala
pod nogami in sneg je cvilil. Ma
taknem nanosnik. Konture V ma
ravi so Sc poostrile in cez vso kra-
jino je legia svetla belina. Srce
mi je vztrepetalo, bill je potnik.
Cree pleca mu je malomarno bin
gljal okrogel zavitek ma zeleni W.
Wei. Torej "kolega!" !
Zacel sem teci. Noge so spodr-
Savale, sneg Sc mi motal med no.
gami in Skripalo je. Nekdo je "a
piskal tako, da mi je zvizg prize
tel ma uSesa, zadel Sc je Sc OBJ Bill
mji gOzd in utihnil. Tezko sem
sopel, pred ocmi mi je vse miglja-
10 in sc t%reslo, a pot ie obstala in
nj vec izginjevala pod nogami;
zdrkaval sem nazaj. Sedaj me .je
potnik opazil; obrnil Sc je, naslo-
nil ma palico in me pocakal.
"kdo si?' ga vpraSam. Svoje
male sive oci je "a trenutek skril
pod kosate obrvi, nategnil usta,
sirokO pogledal in motreG me, cd
vrnil:
'Priblizno tax Glovek kakor til'y
Prezirljiv in OBJ enem zadovol.jen
nasmeh mu je legel ma usta. Ia
mahnem z roko.
"Dobro! greva skupaj. Same
mu mi je d~olgcas!"
Moi novi znanec je bill precej
veeij nego Ii JAZZ. Gledal je hudo
in hudobno, obrvi so mu visele
skoro cez oci, da je zrl njegov
pogled kakor IL globoke kOtline.
Njegova rdeca bradica .je bila 81
lasta in wee ledenih curkov ie vi
selo cd ME.
PRAY" rece cree nekaj casa,
ln cun 90 nnnlnlnln Lrun ln,na
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skatljica "a poskus zadostnje "a ga
galona dobrega piva, katero posljem
zastonj. MOE, lena ali otrok lahko
naredi pivo.

Pisite Sc danes IN presto skatljico
N poskus. Mi VAN radi posliemo
toliko MISUNDERSTANDING ekstrakta
"a pivo 4 lahko umljivim n~avodilom,
da DO ~zadostoval IA 2ia galona pive.
Vsakdo lahko naredi fino kvaliteto
pravega ~hlezanega piva. katerega ze
delaio letaz Hofmeisterievim eks-
traktom ia piva V Nemciii. Elmo.
Okusno, penete pivo Sc lahko skuha
donna V par miHutach brez najmanj-
Sega truda. To je sladko in hmclie-
vo pivo. XII So dopada vsakemu ella
nu druzini. Lahko Sc naredi in ie
tako okusno. da ne moreio ~prodaiati
pivo IL pivovaru tam, kier piieio te
vrstc pivo. Ia sest centov IL lahko
naredite en- gallon. Priialo Yam bolie
kot pivo V gostilni ali V butelikah.
PoSliite 20 centov V znamkah ali de.
nariu N posiliatvene troske in zavoi
in nj Yam poSliemo Skatlio N 2ia
galona zastonj. $ tenn so plaGani vsi
troski in Vi lahko skuhate pivo, ka-
kersnega Sc nistc pill nikdar.
RABITE KUPoN.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-05-31

Ne kupuite farm ali zemljisG, dokler
inmate Frilike. la pritnete gospodaritl
z majnim denarjem ma svoiem domu V
Slovenski G~ospodarski Koloniji V bli.
zini meSta Ashland. PiSite n poiasnila.
ako mislIre kupiti farmo sedai. kasncje
ali pa nikdar. PiSite danes, piSite vsi.
Adresirajte:
THE JAMES w. GOOD COMPANY.
Dept. 80 ASHLAND. WIS.
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v E

Zgodil Sc je zadnjiG mex pose
bni dogodek tam gori V nebesih.
SIEVE, kakor ina vse, kar Sc dogo-
iii V nebesih, duh pc zemlji in TEN
p~regreSnem svetu, tako je incl
tudi ia dogodek svoj zaGetek ma
zemlji.
Plemeniti gospod vitez Jurij z
Visokega Sc je ozenil S prelepo
UrSko IL Rome doline. Zupnik,
XII ju je poroGal, je k za~rocence-
ma govoril s%lavnostni govor, V
katerem .je med drugim dejal e:
In ljubita Sc, vroce in srcno, da
bodeta sreGna V zivljenju in da
bodeta tudi ma onem svetu drug
poleg druzega, zvesta, nerazdru-
zena."
e Tzupnikove besede so Sc tudi
ureSnicilc: ljubila sta Sc zvesto in
p~rcSrGno. dokler nj - gospod 2
Nisokega umrl. Dolgo je pc MEM
kot pc neznem zakonskem mozu
plakala zapuScena vdova ...
Ali kakor ina ma svetu vse ko-
nee. tako 50 Sc tudi UrSki IL Roz-
ne doline. vdovi pc Jurju Z Viso-
kega, ~posuSile bridke solze
UrSa .ie bila Sc mlada. prelepa in
bogata, in kakSni Gudez, ako Sc je
znova omozila To pot je po-
stal MEN MOI visokorodni gospod
Brczdruzice.
In zopet jc pri porOki govoril
zupnik ginljiv s%lavnostni govo",
in ,opet je pra>il mlademu paru:
In ljubita Sc yroce, ~presrcno, da
bodcta srecna Y zivljenju ter da
hodcta tuGi ma onem, boljSeIn sye-
tn drug poleg drugega, ~zvesta,
nerazdruzena
In zopet je bill tisti tex zivljen-
ia, kot preje. Radost i'll smeh, ter
smrt IL pogreb gospoda Brezdru-
zice - solze obvdovele Urse IL
Rome doline. omozene z Visokega
in Brezdruzicc . in zopet poro-
ka in svatba. Zdaj pa je bill sreeni
zenin, Xxi je krotke, k zemlji po-
beSene oGi Sc vedno lepe vdove
peljal pred altar, gospod Breeze
ne. In gospod zupnik je govoril
slavnostni govor, zOpet sta zivela
sreGno zivljenje srecna zakonska
in zopet je umrlega sOproga ohio
kavala pod tezo gorja umirajoca
vdova. Naposled je umrla Sc ona
sama.
Predno pa .je vstopila Sc V ne
besko kraljestvo njeni prihod
kot vseh sploh, XII so bill takrat
ma poti gori so re zvedeli srecni
nebeScani - srecali so sc pri ne
beSkih wrath trije mozje.
"Koga cakate?" je vprasal
prvi.
"Svojo zeno."
"Jaz tudi," odvrnil je drugi.
I'm JAZZ tudi," dejal je tretji.
"Ah. kako krasna, kako lepa
je bila moja ljuba UrSal'
"Kaj, Ursa? Tako je bio ime
tudi moji," zakrical je drugi.
In moi tudi," zasopel je 70
pet tretji 49,.
"Kaj 49,"
"Kaj ce je to ena in ista."
In res - %nobenega dvoma. Ona
je to, Ursa, %rojena IL Rome doll
ne Cegava pa bo sedaj? Ali
cd prvega, drugega ali tretjega?
Pred nebeSkimi vrati ie nastal
prepir, Xxi Sc je malone spremenil
V pretep in lie pri modri uredbi
tam gori v nebesih, da MANFRED nj
dovoljeno nobenemu orozja $ Sc
boz prinesti, sc je zahvaliti. da nj
priSlo med plemenito gospodo do
dvobo.ja.
Koncno pa je vstopila ona.
"Ah. moi dragi ljubljeni mo-
zickil"
tt pa 10 j nejevoljni pokazali
hrbet. kar je bio scve proti vscm
pravilom etikcte 49,.
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oniiJVjo'
KAN 81 namenjenf" ga vpra-
sam. "V Trsti"
NE vem, morda pridem tudi
tia. PriSli so in so mas vzdignili
in pognali: kviSku, lenobe lene,
alo ven! ZaGudili smo Sc, pomen-
cali oci, dvignili pest Toda
kaj kdo Sc DO pretepal Pojdimo!
pojdimo! Kaj bi ii pravil ali
nj bilo tako..
"Prav, tako je bio. V~zdignili
smo roke in re odhajali! In sedaj
grem Trst!"
"a, kaj pocneS tam. Mislis,
da Gakajo ma tebe in tie bodo lepo
vzprejeli, ii nabasali zelodec in
rekli: Dobro, da 81 priSel, gospo-
dine!'
'''Cakali me ne bodo i'll tudi po-
zdravili ne, ampak
g. . ii skocis V morie ter ma
praviS ujedam V morju vessel dan!
me ie prekinil $ surovim glasom,
V katerem Sc ie skrivala jeza in
zanicevanje.
Veter je potegnil, zatulil in be-
zal dale, Sc vracal in nOsil drob-
ne, trde snezinke, Xxi jih je pobral
V jarkih. vzdignil V zrak, Sc igral
Z mimi. spuSGal Jill ma tia in 20
pet podil dale. Dalec "a mama je
zaropotalo in zvonci so zapeli. Bill
zal Sc je voz.
Postala sva ma kraju ceSte in
Gakala mani. PriSel je, konjema je
drselo in Z glavama sta Sc skoro
dOtikala tai.
"Vzemite naju gor!'
Porasel, oplaSen obraz voznikov
Sc je okrenil, tovariS pa je prijel
magic zadai "a voz in stekel Ia
MIN. Bic je zacvili pc mrzlem "
duhu in Sc OWL, kakor mrzla kaca
tovariSevih rok, da Sc le spustil.
Stal je sredi ceste, Skljucen, pre-
mrt in vpil:
"Cakaj lopov kmetski! Ali je
to lepo.. Prokleti i"
Strahovito ie naju zeblo, skle-
petala sva z zobmi in kolena so Sc
mama Sibila. Moi tovariS .je sci po-
casi in roke je incl pogreznjene
V globoke zepe. JAZZ sem hodil hi
tro Z drobnimi koraki ter ga mo-
raj cakati ma vsakih deset kora-
kov, da me je doSel.
"A, kako ii je imc' Pokazi mi
k~njizico! - ga zaprosim.
Veter je zatulil iznova. a on je
govoril votlo. kakor bi prihajali
GLASGOW IL soda in Sc poizgubili V
velikem prostoru.
Mem pravijo Sebastian. Pa
nj pray. &c hi JAZZ odlo6eval o svo-
jem imenu, bi Sc nadel kako bolj-
Sc line. Imena $ sodim Stevilom
erik so prevec korektna in sila dol
gocasna. Pravijo, da ina clOvek
presto voljO, pa mu Sc ime njego-
vo diktirajo drugi!'
Prizge 81 pipo, potegne parkrat
krepko IL ME in Sc namuza:
Steer pa, vse ma meni odgo-
varja mojemu imenu. Crevlji ma
primer! Ne VEN, ali je moi patron
hodil razstrgan ali je bill lepo ma
pravljen, ali ie incl Grevlje ali
ne, ampak grdo je, da me puSca
tako zanemarjenega!" Obstane,
potegne hlaGnico desne noge NAL
navzgor in pomoli nogo naprej.
"Poglej', rece, "moji cevlji so
zvezani 2 zico ter ma spodaj oviti
z zakljevino."
Molcal sem in S eobrnil, da sc
Je veter upiral boil v MOI hrbet.
Sebastian je sci sklonjen, kolena
so Sc mu izboGila in brke so Sc mu
neenako pOvesile.
StOpala v zopet v dOlino. V
kotu, V zakotju CORA, je lezala
majhna vas. Par revezev je uSlo
svetu in Sc naselilo tn med kamen-
jem in cakalo ma svojo smrt. Cisto
naravno. Kdo drugi bi Sc naselil
tukaj, kakor izgnanec, place Sc
pc kamnu in zivec cd kamna. IT.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-30

WIT AND sHUNOR
q . 3 3. = q. Z 8 ~Se, 8 |. 8 8 . Z.
Lost Peaches and Quarter.

Ssi Lost Peaches and Quarter.
The pushcart man on Market street
| had some fine peaches. Cheap. too,
they were. Two cents each, three for
five. IL X a,
Il The woman picked out three and
gave him q. quarter. He put the
peaches in a paper sack and handed
her the sack facing her TRANQUILITY as
she waited for the change.
you gave me a Nickel he said.
finally. IA 4, y
II gave yoa quarter" she said.
You gave me q Nickel EIDE
clared.
She put the peaches back on tas
stand. q.
"Give me that quarter back or 1, !
will fnda policeman she returned.
He refused to produce the quarter
and she started out TO find the police
man. She walked dozen blocks
this way and that, but no policeman
did she find.
at length she returned to the cor
ner she started from to find 1t empty
The pushcart man had vamoosed, TAX.
Ing her sack OF peaches and also her
quarter. S--
THAT Is the dearest price ever
paid for three peaches that I never
got" the woman sighed, as she walk.
ed On Observation-Disclosures Times !.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-30
The Reason why.

q T. p. b. d o.
ABOUT a year ago a cook informed
her mistress that she was liable to
leavet at any time, as she was en-
gagged tosbe married, says Judge. The
mistress was genuinely sorry, as the
woman IS q good cook and steady.
Time 'bassed, however. without furth-
err word OF leaving. though tlt. happy
to.-be Imam was frequent caller in
the kitchen. The other day the mis-
tress was moved by curiosity to ask:
-.>Nfherare yours going to be married,
Ncra?"'' - T..
'.Indade. an it's niver at all. Ill be
.thinltin', num-" was the sad reply.
Really? What is the trouble?"
tbs this, mum. won't marry
Mike when he's drunk. an when he's
sober he won't marry me!"-Cleve-
Leader.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-30
A Pair of Toasts.

They were lined up in front of the
wet goods counter-the old bachelor
aud the benedict.
Here's to woman" said the bene.
dict, "the morning star OF our infancy,
the day star OF our manhood. and the
evening star OF old age"
Here's to our stars" rejoined the
bachelor, land may they always be
kept ut a telescope distance. Chi
cago News. t7;':22.- LIS
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81


Mi. and Mrs. sam Merrifeld and
Mira Ida kump, Of Mannintaon, spent
Sunday In clarkabura the guests Of
Mrs. Joe Clutter ana sister Miss Iva
MerriHetd. ~ Z Tx 9.
MISS annie Russell has returned
home after several weeks trip in
Charleston and other towns in4the
southern part OF the State. A
wv. &C. McGregor. OF Wheeling. is In
the city. the guest Of l-r and Mrs. j.
e. Powell.
Mrs. Mary Abbott has been quite III
for the past week at her home on High
street. with bronchial trouble. Her
condition is somewhat Improved at
this time. 4 5lss5 s. n
Miss Olive Jean Heck! OF the train.
ing department OF the Normal School,
who has been spending tho past few
days at Cincinnati, has returned to
this city. Il Ss5s III ;s555 II
Miss Daisy Priehard returned to
Moraantown yesterday afternoon after
several days visit at her home on 10.
Gust avenue. t::. ..l...
Mrs. Glenn Barns and Mrs. a.
Howard Fleming went to P1tsbura
this morning to spend a few days.
Mrs Jennie Mecleary has been, IN that
city for the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Barnes. Of Wash
ington, Pa, who have recently pur-
chased the Grafton Conaway proper.
~ in the Second ward, have arrived
here and are the guests Of Mrs. Eliza
beth Arnett for few days.
Mrs. j.. e. keyser and niece, Miss
Dorothy Jones, Of Helinston, are the
guests Of Mayor and Mrs Mansfield
Nicely for a few days.
Mrs. J. p. Thompson and SON re.
turned to Elklns yesterday after
weeks vis't here en- route home .fron,
Asheville, N. c., y 53'i
MRS. P. M. Tough and Miss sallie
Newell, OF Warrington, were In the
city yesterday for the funeral Of Mr..
Joseph cordray.
Mr.. James Fast, Of Grafton has &C.
cepted position as stenoerapher for
the Fairmont Ice and Fuel. Company.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Whitman left
yesterday for Fairmont, where they
will reside in the future. Mr.. Within an |
who was a hoilermaker in In. local
shops, having been transferred to the
Fairmont shops. Both Mr.. and Mrs.
Whitman have many frlends here, who
will regret to learn; that they are lie az.
ing Gratfon.-Grafton Republican.
Samuel E. James and c., 3. ighIand
have each purchased automobiles. Mr..
James was aFairmont visitor yester.
day.
/ Judge Morgan VIII hold, a special
term of the intermediate Court en-
April 5th.
Misses Lena and Lucy. Prichard. of
Warrington. are the guests OF Miss
Louise Cook. on Fairmont avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. T.. Brannon, VINO
have been the guests for several
months Of their daughter, Mrs. Hugh
F. Smith, returned today to Their home
at Chenille.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-30
TRAIN MANY HORSES.

Il PAR4kjERsBuRG W. Va, March
3o.-seyeral harness horse trainers
have arrived at shattock park and
have started training for the coming
spring races. Over $50 horses will
be trained here this summer. Judge
Reece Blizzard will have a big string
trained. ~ r.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-30

The observation-disclosures! You have
mt got cancer. Boose is what ais
you. You must stop drinking at once
The Souse-Gee! Is 1t that serious?
Why. Doc. thought it was some sim
PIE thing that could be helped by IN
operation. tfS
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-30
Equally Lonq and Deadly

The amazon chorus was about to
march on the stage. s
wait" Kissed the pretty leader.
we are forgetting our spears"
use your hatptns. ladies' 9 cried
the fertile stage manager.-Cle
Plain Dealer.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-30
Sure Indication.

Anxious Mother-How. do you know
young Cashleigh is in love with you?
Has he told You SO?
Pretty Daughter-N.no; but you
should see the way he looks at me
when I am not looking at him Chi
cago News
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-30

y 1t Is said that there are no fewer
than 100000 gods worshinped By,
tho Japanese. PRAYING Is made very
easy. In the streats are tall posts
With prayers prin ted on them ard.
with a small wheel attached. Any,
one can give the wheel a turn; and
that counts as q prayer.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-30
Utter Contempt.

IT s'nose you wouldn't marry me II
were the only man on earth?''
wouldn't even De engaged 10
ynE," responded the girl, ''if you were
tie only man at summer resort
Louisville Courier-J onrnal.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-30
COMPLETE CAR SHOPS.

PRINCETON. w. va. March 3O.---
Work has been started in finishing the
Virsinian Railroad shops and during
thenext few weeks the company ex-
poets to be able to repair their cars
here. Two hundred men will be given
employment.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-30
COAL GOING WEST.

BLUBFtELD, w. Va, March So
Millions OF bushels OF West Virginia
coal are now being shipped to the
northwest where a famine was recent.
ly. experienced. al N
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-30
At the Table.

Mrs. Ttte-Oh, we've forgotten, to
leave anything for the cook to eat.
Mr.. Tite-Her own fault. for for
getting TO hold out On u.s. y.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-30

The merchant who does not adver.l
wise in your home paper does not care
forjyours trade ;isl ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-30

a so.easy Dust Pan free with every
'26c want ad. 8 insertions (not over s.
,llnes) 25c. Every woman should have
one of these pans. Ii picks up The
dust without! stoo ptrn over.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-30
Ultimate Economy.

"Yes, my husband is going to let
me buy one OF those close.fitting
gowns" .
i"sH.!tf j thought he was SO stingy?"'
That Is true. He thinks Will be
afraid to eat much" tt
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-30

School OF DressmaKing In Morgan
and Billingslea Furniture Store. Night
Classes. X
Subscribe for the West VIrgininn.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-30

"Oh. current coins. literature, and
the like. We want posterity to know
about our peculiar customs
Then why not include one of the
current hats?" z
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-30
A Test Of CAPACITY,

A Test Of Capacity.
And how much water does this
foot hold?"
with or without 2"
with or without what?"
THE feet"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-30

Back home the gay resorter comes,
Z And he takes n scrub. se
II love these summer -oys."5he huns,
But. Q thou tub!"
Detroit Free Press.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-30
A DANCER Siunaj,

Squire Hibbs-How do you manage
to cross the streets in New York
without being struck by an automo-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-30

Uncle Ez-Carry carpet bag
marked Dynamite" by heck.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-30

See penham 3iFirst. \. CASH I "a 4 relit.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-30

FOR SALE OR RE Nr-onee1 hundred
q acre farm. about i've miles from
/; 4 4 town. Over so acres in meadow,
al good timber, excellent water. plenty
ias 81 fruit gardens In fine shape. Mrs.
De- Dean n corner Third, street and
Walnut avenue 81 q
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-30

MANTEpGi1t for general house
work, Apply 1923 Jnclssna street. 1t
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-30
WANTED.

GARDENER-Wanted some one TO
& work garden In Jackson Addition on
shares. Ap ply II 1 Fafrmont avenue.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-30

l'iVAhTEp-G Girl for general house
work. Mrs. Loyal bennett 1015
Sixth ST. Fifth ward. Z, 81; &
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-30

what do they put under the cor
nerstones ?" -;
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-30
MISUNDERSTANDING at Fairmont
Mining Machinery Co, Belt Line. 3

,GlHL-Na girl for general
honsework. Apply 400 Locust ave,
me. YsSi " 81 3 ~ n
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-06-16
HONOR THEIR CHIEF
Postoffice Employees Give a
Handsome Present to A.
bert J. Spekenhier.
SMITH ALSO REMEMBERED

AS means of showing their appre-
citation of the administration of Post.
master A. ]. Spekenhier. who will re-
tire soon from that position, the en-
ployes of the Richmond office yester-
day afternoon presented their chief
with a handsome leather chair, and
to Capt. Joseph l. Smith. for many
years deputy postmaster, a costly
gold-handle umbrella was given. Dur
ing the past four years. the affairs in
the post office have been managed
with such success as to bring favor
able comment from department head
quarters, and every employe joins in
praising Mr. Spekenhier for his abil.
ity and earnestness. Lawrence A.
Handley, manager of the city delivery,
made the speech OF presentation to
the retiring head. to which Mr.. Spe-
kenhier responded with thanks for
the cooperation and support of ev-
eryone under him. William A. Hansche
veteran letter carrier, made a short
address in behalf Of the clerks and
carriers in honor OF Mr.. Smith, who
showed his appreciation in brief re-
sponse.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-06-16
ARE RAISING BASS
Twelve Thousand Spawn in
Broodery of Wayne Coun-
ty Game Association.
WILL STOCK THE STREAMS

Twelve thousand spawn Of the little
black bass variety are being raised in
the brooderies of the Wayne county
game and fish protective association
west of the city. In addition to this
number are several thousand spawn OF
the same variety which were raised
in the pond and it is probable that
the pond will be drained in order to
capture them.
AS soon as the spawn are of sufi-
cient size they will be placed in dif-
ferent streams of the county. Within
a year or two it is expected that they
will be large enough to catch. The
association is taking this means of
restocking the streams of the coun-
ty with game fish.
One of the large male bass in the
broodery was evidently dissatisfied
with the nests which had been pre-
pared and he carried stones about the
size of a nickel in his mouth about
40 feet distant and built nest. The
nest was the size of dish pan. One
and two stones at time were carried