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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-26

IL an address which Governor
Hughes of New York delivered during
the recent conference OF the Govern.
ors In Washington, he discussed the
relative responsibilities OF the State
governments and the National govern.
ment. He agreed with President Taft
that there must be "team-work' be-
tween State and National governments
to assure the accomplishment or de.
3sirahle results In government. He lie.
Sclared that National activities inevitn.
bly, will widen. but that the future
prosperity OF the country must largely
depend upon the emciency OF State.
governments. These annual ]consulta-
lions; he believes. should be conducive
to the bringing about OF uniformity or
State laws. and that In cases where
absolute uniformity may not be ex-
pectedS causes OF friction may be
avoided by comfy of action. He de-
clared that the .'%signi1cance = this
conference lies in our recognition of
the fact thatFto make, our system of
observation-disclosures its intended our
poses We must encourage the develop.
1llelt OF State comfy without the loss
Of State sprerogative." Here. he said,
are forty-slx Commonwealth dealing
substantially with the same problems
of government. and he argued that
from the interchange Of views snould
not merely a nearer APP
preach to uniform legislation and n
better system of. Interstate comfy, but
with respect to governmental machin.
cry there should be devised the best
State government possible.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-26
At.s Exhibit.

4 ~t .Ha.a=.HH O.. #F on
Miss Georgia staatu, principal Of the
Monongah school,, among the other
good things that she has done for her
school, has arranged for an Art Ex-
hihit to be held o.: Thursday, Friday
and Saturday OF this week. This cx-
Intuition OF pictures is a good and
comprises WI hundred subjects rep
al! the schools or art. !"
8 fIothirg car do more for the culture
and refinement of a school or con,-
munity than the study Of the best art
as found in paintings. The people vt
Monongah should be glad OF ti,!.s op-
'rortunity to see one of the best col:
lections OF pictures in the country
and many people will likely attend
from Fa!rr7ont.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-26
for Ninety-ninie Years.

George F. Miller AMI Lloyd Ritter,
OF Huntington. have leased the ITALIA
ferro property at Huntington for a per-
iod Of 80 years at $4,000 per year. The
annual rental OF the property for 80
years at $4,000 per year practically
means the. purchasing OF the property
on the lnsta1lnient plan for $297 900.
The actual value of the property at
this time Is placed at $4,000. It is
understood that the building will be
fitted up for the quarters OF the First
National Bank Of Huntington.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-26
NATuRAL RESULTS oE oLptAnE.

NATURAL RESULTS OF OLD AGE.
With old age comes feebleless, and
loss OF power. The organs act more
slowly and less efrcctlallH than In.
youth. It Is. hard to get sufficient nolr-
ishment from the food Z, keep strong.
because the digestion isweak. we
want to say to every aged person in
this vicinity If they only knew how
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-26
Charter issued.

The Secretary Of State has issued
a charter to the While Rock Oil Com
pany. of Pittsburg. with chief works
IN Roane county: Capital stock $685..
0Do. in%coporaturs r: B. Holt. Charles
8. Dice. H. i. Van sitkler. Of Lewis
burg: John II. Holt and Nettie j.. Van
Fleet. OF Huntington.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-26
%PostbtHee Burned.

Tie postofice Mt Central station.
near Huntington. was destroyed by
fire on Monday night. The origin OF
the fire is unknown. The loss to the
store and Its contents will amount to
$4,000. and the postof1lce loss Is quite
heavy. rs nil the supplies were burn
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-26
WEST VIRGINIA PATENTS.

Granted this week. Reported by c..
A. Snow & Co., Patent Attorneys,
Washington. o.. c.: Harry c. Fabcr,
Monongah, gas'burner; Herman 4.
Weiske, Wheeling. car-st7p. For copy
OF any Of above patents send ten cents
III. postage stamps with date OF this
PAPER to c. A Snow e Co, Washing.
ton, o. C..
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-26

The next meeting Of the Mononga-
heta Valley Grammar scnool Prlnci-
oa!s' Association will be at Fairmont.
March 26. A good programme is be.
arranged.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-26
Notary Cbmrnissipned.

a commission as notary public has
4>een issuetl to w. NJ. Meredith. OF
huntington.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-26
Through Service
Fairmont to Clarksbutg
FAlRMoNT & cLARKsBuR6
TRACTION COMPANY.

Cars leave Cor. Main and Jefferson
SITS. Fairmont, HOURLY for cIarIs-
burg and intermediate Points from
$500 a. M. until 10000 p. NJ.
Schedule OF lnterurban Cars, octo-
Der 81, 1907.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-26

Passengers baggage carried On
cars leaving Falr1nont at 600, $500.
1900. $500. 600 and 900 o'clock.
Passengers baggage carried on cars
leaving C%larksburg at 1880. 1880. I:3o
1870. 1880 and 1880 O'Clock.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-26

our cod liver and iron medicine.s Vinol.
Strengthens the organs Of digestion
and creates strength we would not be
able to get 1t fast enough to- SUPPLY
the demand. Cranes Drug Store.
You see It In the West virptnlan
Today and in the other papers tu.nnor.{
row. = An
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-26

Mr.. and Mrs. r. M. Holt, OF Mill
street. First ward, are both III with.
the grippe. I. {
State Or be run out OF the politics of
the state"
IS The enemies Of the saloon are
-gootly company. and increasing In
number daily.
L A TAXPAYER,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-26
~
EDUCATIONAL COLUMN.
News Articles and Items Re
quested.
Principals Association

j. + + T. i. j. i. i. =.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-15

Us aibington, 3. g., 10. Nop.
Imtlide 9crirbtc nit GinSelbeitcn
iiber Die characterization 8unoaes
bllngen in Der Stabt Rerifo iinb i'm
Stadtsoepartemeuf bon Dem Sotihafs
ter Der Terei1igfen Staaten, @ilion,
uno bon IrnolS Srnnflin, Dem amc<
ritaniIhen 0enerals 9oniul, cinaetruis
fen. 9err 8ilipn befdtigtc earin
Die 3eitungsmelSnng. pab CT bel benz
mcrifaniihen Mitsipdrtigen amt YroS
teit erbobcn hattie gegcn Die Seileiois
9lngen, Die Mmerifdnern aliaciiiat
puroeu. unb baB ole linruben. cine
Solge bes 2Dnbmprbes zines @eriz
faners. &amens Antpnio I~pDrianes
geipeien iudrcn. Der lid am 3. @onemz
Der in &od Springs, 5eras, ereianet
bate. Tnb 3errn Srantlin's 8eridt
id,rieen Die erbibten Stupentcn bel
ibrem llm3ua burG bic StraSen:
.Sob ben Mmeritm@rn" urp bebrobs
ter Oas @eneralsg orfulat. gr melbet
aud. oaB Die Stuocnten pon cinen,
@cIddftsbaiie cine amerifaniidc
S.aggc beru~nterboIter uno nit Sill
BEN auf ibr ~berum9eitampft bdtten.
Sds 9epartemcnt srfpartet iucitcre
Nafri6ten bon Wilion. ebe cs ireeno
lretde Shritte in Sieier angelescns
belt tblit.
9 antonip. Ser. II. Sob.
@a6 elmer @epeidle aus eagle
YaB. Ger. pernnifaEhfen Die Ieris
taner in 8. y. Sins aif benz anberen
Hter Deg Sluiies aunosebnugen. Die
Sduler bon mebreren GmRritdnern
ipirSeI init Steinen bombaroirt. barr
inter aud bas bes Goniuls Der Ger.
Staaten 9ntber Gusnortb. Nicmanb
ipurbe Derlest.
Inf griudcn pes StaatsiefretGrs
&nog ipirb @ouperueur Campbell bon
Segas cine llnteriuhung bes 2pnfs
moroes Ses Ieritaners Intoniu 8o@
erigues anorSner, Der iih in BOD
Springs am 3. Nopember ercignete.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-15
Gin ~5n'ammenftsb stpiIetsen
Sc3ialiften mnS Katbelifcn.

MoScna, Stalien, 13. Hpu.
Vom 8. bis sum 10. Hupcmbcr fanb
bier III MDncra, Int DER 4rppins Gn,i=
lin bic 20. General geriammtmug
Der italtcniidcn Satbplifen itatt. bic
bener nm Saans b%eiuuoerem SntcrcHc
mar nmb ielbit has Guslanb intcrei=
iiercn biirftc. Scute innS smiidjcn
SuStaIiiten nuh Sathplifcn elm 3niam=
menitue itatt. Gs fam III eincm
ernifltdjen Sample, nno bic Eplisci
bate ibre Nutb, bic Srbnuns ,uieber
bersuiteilcn. Mcbrerc Serioncn mrr=
ben idwer uerlcBt. Die fatbulifhen
Sclegaten, nad)bem tic cine Yruteft=
HeipIntiun scgcn ben Siirscrmeiitcr
Natban uun Rpm ,pesen beifcn nen=
lident Brief an ben 8iirsermeiitcr BON
Ntuntrcal anscnummen batten, (Siebc
Sepcihe .Waulbelb Nathan. " bicltcn
cinen Straeennm5ns ab, an bent iidl
tanienbe Ierfpnen betbeilisten. Sic
iunrbcn Bpm 'Gpstaliten nnter ben
8mfen ySipa 5errer", ,Tipa Nathan"
ansesriffeu, ,puranf BITE 8atbplifem
NIT .Viua Staiia", ,oSipa Srndcii"
tgiidpf pun Iurfreail unt,uorteteu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-15

Nbihemiib.
ScattIc, @aI6., To- Mop

Sic Seid)cn BON 5mei IGnnern.
Die an TlfobplismuS geitprben pas
zen, wurbcu in ben Senitcrn Ses 9eis
hcnbcitnttingsz 0cifGitcs bcs Siilfss
9pronerS in Ihburu. 20 Meilcn iiibs
lib o Seattle. ausgcitelt, nm oas
burd lpomoglih Stimmen fir bic
.S%rodcnen" anSuiuerben bel elmer
Socal Option @ab!. bic bier nm
Sienstag itnitfanp, bod bate bicicr
%erIllh. luie cS iheint. fcincn 9roBrn
griolg. benu Die Stabt itimmtc
.unB". Scibe Yurteicn fiibrten cincn
erbittcrtcn &nblfampf uup bis 5lm
Hohmittag idien es. uls weuu sic
Yrobibitiouiiteu I'M Tortbeil ipGrcn.
bann nber trat Gin llmihlag Gin. Sn
ibrcr gcr6peiillng paubtcn lid sic
Srodencn an ben 6iilfscoroner Gonz
nell. cinen glibenoen Yrobibitionis
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-15
Ynria. IN Mnn

tS Surts, ~. MOD.
Cine ernite Sobflntb< Situntion bal
it'd imDifli6en Sranfreid entipidelt
Die Meuotbc linb ibre HebenfIiiiie iinS
ilber ibre ufer gctreten. Giele S6rfcr
iino iiberihipemmt iporoeu.
Sn Hdncp aIlein bcfinben iiG t.500
Sbod6lpie. l~lnBebeurer Sdabef 1T
angeriftet iporocn. Sas Durd Die
@oicl ourdi6nittenc 56ul sleidt ciz
mem u~nsebeurem See. Yiele Sabris
fen BADEN Den Setrieb eingeiteat. Ser
SluB Sapme orobt in Die ~beriibmten
GreuiotsS tablperfe cin5uorinsen.
Calais, II. Hop.
Der ihipere Sturm. Der I'M enslie
iden &anal mnb Der Meercnge bon
Soper lpiitbetc, iiberraid1te Die ST.
ihcrflottille bon Calais. Niebrerc
Der Sabr3euge ianfen unp breibig ST.
ifer ertranfen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-15
MaulhelS Nathan.
M 0 n1. no. Ninh

~ ~ tty III. ytpp.
Sas in 8um eribeinenoe 9latt
.Snerpatore &umano" beI6ditiat lid
III einem S6reiben bes 8iiraermeiz
tiers BON Mowl. gtatban. in Dem pielcr
gegen cine 0 Der &ir6cn : Ser
iammlung, III Wontreal f~iir5iid, aagcz
nommene Heiolutipn proteItiert, Die
ieine betnnnte am 20. September in
8pm sebaltene HeDe perurtbeilt, in
Der CT bas Ynpittbum ale zen Scinb
Der Gntipidlrue Stdlien'5 be8eidmet
battle. Nathan erfldrt in ietnem
Shreiben. iene Scrlammlnns babe
ibre gcfnsniiie iiberidritten. iubem
lie einen 9enmtcu perurtbeilte, Der
nit ibr III feinerlei 3niammcnbana
itebe. Gem bdlt Der anseiiibrtc
artifel DeS rSnerpatore Hpmanp"
e%ntgcgen. Oh bem Hatban ielblt ni6t
audi ieine Scfugnine iiberi6ritten
babe, inbem CT Den Ynplt aburtbeilte,
nit Dem CT audi in feinerlri 8cSiebs
ungcn ltebe? Sas Slutf .peiit icrncr
Sarmnf bin. bah Nathan IN ieincr
Giaenidaft ais Siirgcrmeiitcr gciprps
den babe, wnS icinc Insrific nod piel
idmermiegcnbcr made. Seinc gu.
critic ieicn einfah abihemlih, unb
gan5 wiafiirlid). Nathan pcrbrcitc
lid iiber Safeu, BON benen CT nidjtS
peritcbe, ba er feinerlei rclisibic Or
5iebuna babe, uuo uun cinem bliuocn
Sah acscn bic STRIDE tcieclt ici. (0iauS
reht! Sc mebr Yroteitc bon Sat6ps
lifen scacn jeuen ianatiihcn Sreis
maurers Selo IN 8oin einlaufen. bcito
bciicr lit es. AIio p%rote1irt. 8bo'S
merit? - Sic 9ieo.O
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-15
~Demenftratisn iiir aaees
iiseines mahlrcekt.
0riiiicI. @slnicn @

wv
Cine uneepDbnli6e Scmonitratipu
crciancte lid pdbreno Der a1nio
hilbert po,N Yalnit nadl ben, YarlaS
mentss 0ebGiibe fubr nm Die 8eiebz
gebuna 81 cr0ffrcn. Is iparen nGnlz
lid cine @iliuu llntcribriitcn aui
3cttcln geiamnlclt iporben. bic cine
Setition fir pas allacmeine 8abls
rccbt cntbielten mn in Yafcte per-
ihniirt iuareu. So5inliiten perIuds
ten. bieie Enfete in Die Guti6e beS
aoniss 81 werfcn. mas ibuen tbcils
pcilc gclun8. @etroffen plrhc Der
aonis niht. Sohalo Der &oni9 oaS
Hnrlamcnt ac6ffnct bate. brad elm
Sumult 5piiden ben Sp5ialiitcn unb
Slerifalen los.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-15

item, ntb bieier bcriicl Sann aui bas
pbtge W(ittel 5um Stimmenfang. @r
brafte Die bcibcn 2eitcn in ibren
Sdrgcn III Die Sronticnircr unb itelltc
nc bort nufrcft Bin. llcbcr Dem
&opfc elmer icoen 2eid,c bcfcItigtc er
cinen Settc!: Or itnrb am Srinten."
Die vSrodenen" lenftcn Die Iuimerfs
lnmfeit Der porbcicilenSen @dblcr
alit Die graiiige Sfauiteqnng in ben
Senlteru.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-15
Subuque, Sowa, Sfustg, ben u. Noueuber 1910. vi.

Stanoe. int 8ctf auisuiiBen. aud I'M
GUNNER lumber bu ecben, nbcr cine
Sabrt 5mr 8nbn unb auf Dieier iclbit
fonnte cine g%ntSiubuns I'M @iidgrat
it1b @euin9itis Hernorruien. Gin fir
dlle Wal miinc sr erfldren, DAB SRI.
Siee crit barn 5ranspprtiert piirbc.
tpenn tic gang geflnp lei. @cnn bas
8eriht einc nebsrfibrrng morbnen
pilroe, miiiie CT ieee @erautiportung
ablebnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-15
Die Opiersakl.

Srinibnp. Colo, II. Tou.
Gs lit MN feitseitelt. bab Die CIR
ploIipn in Der Sclagua 8rube Der
Sictors Imericun Srel Company iass
sciammt 20 @tenid)euleben geioroert
tat. @s iinp iopeit iieb5ig 2eifen
geburgcu porben. (Sicbe Seite 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-15
Cine Sram spirS Gemnty,$ ct,ab.
i~tcixerin.
M5bIouS go;s o Nr

u q II B., Wis, 8. Npp.
bic frilbere Sdullebrerin Srau
Nellie IrdibaIb, purnc scitcrn Sltr
Shasmeiiteriu bon Iiblanp Gollntn
ertpdhlt. Sbre @egner purcn ;iuci
Manner. Sies lit bas erite Nal in
&isconiin. Dab cine Srau 5l ioItcm
Nmte eripGhlt mirp.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-15
Saeweres 6rnbenmneliif In
Juineis.
6ilIsborn. II. /

; OlII > I v, WI, IT. Epb.
Sier Serglentc murbeu get0btet
uno 5ebn pcrlcst bel elmer Grplplion
in Der gtine Der Sboal Greet Sob
lcngelellid)nft in Ynnama. Nontgos
merp GplHtp. 6iinf8i9 IGuner. Bic
'nube Dem Srtc Der Grploiipu arbeites
len, uilrocu gercttct. Sbgleih $50
Maun lid inter Der Grpe bcianoen,
lag fir 800 BON linen fcilte 8cfabr
Dor. Die llriadlc Der grploiipn lit
niht befannt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-15
tlper Sen Scbasen bat, brauci,t
iiir Sen Spstt nidRt 80
Ser0cit.
. uffalp. q. q. 8. Sip

Gormon e. Ind. Der @priibcnoc
hes bemofratiihcn National Gomitcs.
itirmte ans &ericben fiir Die rcpublla
tanilhen Gaubibdtcn. Gr beuerfte
5ipar ieiuen Srrtbum iobnlb cr i'm
gcplaft hattie. aber Die Wablbcamtcn
er1nubtcn ibm niNt. Den Srrtbum gu
bcrihtigeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-15
8erIin. 10. glop.

Serlin n. 10. Hpp.
Die Hdhridten iiber oas Gr9cbnib
Der Wdllen III Den Yer. Staaten iinb
bier NIT ungeip0bmIid)em Sntereiie
perfolgt iporben. Sn Den Gonmcnz
tdrcn Der Treiic miro bcrppracbpbcn.
Dab Der groBe Ocmofrutii6c Sieg Den
l%tmIfluung III Der Stimmung Deg
omerifdniihcn Bottles in Der ctlatnnz
teiten Weiie ousbriide. llebereinz
itimmcno miro Die Nieberlaae NppIcz
BELTS uub feline ErinSipien als b0hIt
bcmerfenslpertb be5eihnct. 3ugleifl
miro etnmiitbi9 pprnusgciast, DAB Der
ndd1ite Rrdlioent Der Ser. Staaten
elm Semofrat iein iperoe.
SAT- dlle 3citun9cu erDrtern Die
ipabrlheinlihe @irtung auf Sbcrit
8ooiepelt's fiinftisen politiid)en gins
flnb. Manhe gldtter iprcden Die
Teinuns aus. bab Der .gteile Hatio>
nalismus" in Yarteiz Ylatformeu fir
Die @%egenipart feline Hole ipielen
fpcrbe. anoere urtbeilen ungiinltig
iibcr 8ooiepelt's Gbanccn, I'M Sabre
1912 Die republifaniihe YrdiiDents
ifafts : 3omindtion an crlangen,
Ser Sindn5 : Hebafteur pes BET
liner Sngebiatt" lit Der Mniidt. bab
Die bemofratiifen Siese cine aenbcs
rung IN Der @irtbihaft5politif Der
Der. Staafen ~porauslehen laiIen.
Wieu, 10. 8op.
Die nmerifaniiheu @ablen baben
bier bas sroBfe Sntereilc errest. Die
3eitin9en pcroffcntlidben ldngere De-
peifen INN eSitprieIle gelpredungcn,
einiae BON ibfien inter Der ltcberIhrift
s8ooiepelt's Hieperlage Elm Sie9 fir
Die Srults."
Rom, 10. Hpp.
Sic Gtgebniie Der amerifaniid,en
8dblen iplirben bier nit geipanntcs
item Sntereiie pernommen Cardinal
Merrp Del Sal. Der pdpltlife Staatss
iefrctdr. erbielt cine Scpeihe ans Ncp
9orf, melfc er perionlit Dem 3apit
ilberbrahte. Ser Cardinal iagte
benz Yaplt. paB Der bcmptrntiide Sieg
im @runbe aennmmen. cine Nicbcrlage
bon Sberit Hooiebelt bebeute.
SeS 8eitereu bcnnerfte Der Garbis
nal. baB Die bemofratiihe GontrnIe
bes GongreB : Observation-Disclosures
cine Situatiou sur Splge buben iperbe.
ipie slr 3eit oe5 erlten Imtstermins
bon Glepelnno. unb bab IrGiipent Gait
es ihlpieri9er finhen ipiirbc. ieine
YolitifS5u forbern. t?l
Spiter Bah, g.. ~, II. Sob.
Colonel Hooiepelt bdlt lid our sros
BEN Teripunperung Der 8ciuobner
BON SpIter Ban olf Saanmore SiQ
nod INNER in polliger Nbgeihloiienz
belt. Seit ieiner Hiidfebr aus Dem
ipaniih nnlcrifnniidben &riege Dor II
Sabren bat Der Colonel nidJt in lplher
3uriid9e5p9enbeit gclebt, unb Die Be-
lrObucr Der Srtifait ipiiieu uiht,
ipns lie baraus m,aonen iouen. Ser
Colonel bat ioaar fem 9iebIinaspers
gniigcn. Sdlme nit Der Nrt sl fdIlen,
aufgegcben. Gs beiBt. paB Hooits
belt feline 3eit mciitcns in ieiuer
Silderei perbrin9t.
Sonbpn II. 10. Hop.
Ser &erlaif Der 8ablcn lit nit
grobem Sntereiie in Gnalanb pcriol9t
lporben. Sauptidtlid Der sntbeil,
Den H~ooicpelt babel ipiclte. Sic
-Stanbarh" glaubt, es iei cine llebers
trcibuna. 81 iaaen. ba6 bic @abl Elm
croriidenocr Shlag fir Hopiepclt unb
Die republifaniihe Tnrtei bilbe. Col.
Toolcpeit moae pieber aufbliBcn unS
bie Tnrtei inter Gait lith fir Die Yrds
iibenteniuabl piebcr eini9en. Ser
Seblcrt Houicpelt's iei. baB er Die
Yortei auf einmdl rcorgnniiircn ipollc
unh CLAUDE. CT iei Der cin5ige Iann.
Der cs 5uitanbc 6ringc.
-%-f-T-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-15
Uncle Zoe till.

Camille, ST., II. Nop.
Spreder Soc Cannon bnt felt pas
leste WablergebniB befannt aegeben,
on Heoleii9feit perloren uno peigert
lid ielbit Sra9en einfaditer art al
beantiporten. gr gleiht barin slpei
aneeren @rOBen. Saft unb Hooicpclt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-15
lsmpkratie tssrri@.

Die 9rmpfraten iiesten III Nciu Yurf,
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rationale. Saus uirb bemsufOlse
inter bemufratiider GpntruIIc
iteben, NIT nimlidl: 226 Sentos
fratcn, 165 &epublifamern mnb
eincm Sosialiiten. - Ger Siiben
itimmte gcihluiicn bemptratiih.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-15
Dir piet-T raeSSie.

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-15
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pprbercitct.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-15
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-15

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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-03-09
WOMEN Of SOUTH
MEMORIAL

Rome, Ca, March 9.-An everlast-
ing memorial to the women of the
Confederacy was unveiled here today
with interesting exercises in which
every veteran in gray who was ply
sically able, and many a one who was
not, participated with an energy and
enthusiasm which iefied the life-sap-
ping years that have gone since they
bore arms for the South. Prominent
members of the United Confederate
Veterans, the Daughters of the Con-
federacy and kindred organizations
came from all parts of Georgia and
from neighboring states to attend the
unwilling. Touching sentiment was
heard on every side and the thanks
of the entire South were offered by
the orators of the occasion to the
local camp of the Sons of Confeder-
ate Veterans, who originated and car
ried to successful conclusion this
first memorial of the Southland to
the women of war times. The cere-
monies were presided over by DR.. C,
J. Owens, former president of Annis-
ton College.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-03-09
Spokane's Population Increased.

Spokane, March 9.-Spokane has a
population of 1855, according to
the city directory for 1910, which in
cludes the names of $3.50 individ-
uals. The multiple 2 IL is used in
reaching the foregoing conclusion.
The gain for the year Is placed at
1921. Spokane was settled in
1872, the community being composed
OF 10 persons; eight years later there
were 800. The official census in
1890 gave population of 1922,
while that of 1900 showed 36,S4S.
A postal census, authorized by the
city, state and federal governments,
fixed the population at 96.084 in
June, 1907, while the estimate at
the close of 1908 showed 121,56S.
Bankers and business men say it is
not improbable that the city will
reach the 100000 mark in 1920,
pointing to the fact that this can be
accomplished if the ratio of growth
is as great during the next 10 years
as for the last decade. The 10000
club expects to show population of
100000 at the close of the 1910 CEN
sus.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-03-09
Follow this advice.

Quaker Oats Is the best Of all foods;
h 4 also the cheapest. When such
men as Prof. Fisher of Yale University
and Sir James Crichton Browne.
LL.D.-F.R.S. Of London spend the
best parts of their lives in studying
the great question of the nourishing
and strengthening qualities of different
foods, it is certain that their advice il
absolutely safe to follow.
Professor Fisher found in his ex-
periments for testing the strength and
endurance of athletes that the meat
eaters were exhausted long before the
men who were fed on such food a.
Quaker Oats. The powers of endur.
ance of the non-meat eaters were
about eight times those of the meat
eaters.
Sir James crichton Browne says
cat more oatmeal, eat plenty of it and
eat it frequently. 50