The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-02

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The west yirginIan's ladies who az"
organizing their calnpaigners for s's-
port in the big contest are meetin6
with excellent support and the success
otthe contest. was long ago an assl'l-
ed fact. II will bc observed that N
the list OF nominees large numbss
have become active ami are making 81
determined effort to win the delight
iul triD offered by the West Yirsiniaa
as d reward for a few weeks OF effOri
anddisplay Of ability tc rganize.
In norder to be successful candidate
should go about organization in a sys.
tenatic way, as Il real politician wou'l
do. He goes abopt organizing H.
lodge friends, his church friends ami
business associates in one grand sole
mass for him. with everyone boostias
Ills campaign. Then that Mr.. Politl
ciany sometimes the president of the
United stntes himself. goes out wit.
string of stump speeches lors
enough to reach to Mars. Ell boost
I. Ills own game, wages his own war, and
lie who wages the most warlike war IN
Iie most energetic way.is the victor
The West VirginIan's European tor
caiidldates are not expected to beg
campaign support, but they are orgl?,
isihg their campaign in such system,
attic fashion that Mr. and Mrs. Genera
public will soon slt.up and take notice
oe the increasing vote. HF
Easy to Aid Candidates.
1t is very easy matter for resi-
lar subscriber to this paper TO renea
hts subscription with one of the wor'
thy young women represented in lie
race He accompllshes much by dong
So at this time. First, he isn't bother
ed with, .hts collector or the trouble o.
coming to the Office to keep paid VI
iAgaln-and most important OF allie
is aiding one OF these young women ~
take an educational trip that she VII
remember as long as she lives, a tin
that will mean .mcre 10 her than the
average course in any prominent schon!
Tor she sees foreign people as trey
aFa she iu imnressel with modern
Ideas and the bigness OF things, she Is
lifted from the narrow confines of
everyday life at home to the broaarr
view of things as they are.
Nov Is the Time.
IL YOU have a friend in this race 70"
Europe, now is the time to show your
friendship by supporting ner in The
struggle she is making an effort to he
ono eof our party abroad next summ'r
Think What It Means.
on the 10th day OF July there viii
nut out from Montreal ship ioaa u
,isppy ladies bound for six long weeks
ot sightseeing AMI enjoyment, with
absolutely all expenses paid. -Four Vi
] these ladies' will be from FairmoRt
ind adjoining districts.
The Itinerary.
The itinerary offered by the West
Virsinian through the Thomas Cook
& Son tour agency Of New York AZ
London, could not be improved upon
The port OF arrival is Havre, FraHce
one Of the principal seaports OF tae
world, where the tourists viii aav'
uafolded beautiful sight, beholdins
the flags OF all nations In the immense
hsrbor and ships loading and unloa''
Ing to and from nearly every port IL
the world. After short stay at He
yfe the West vlrgin'an party-you
may be member, too, remember :
viii proceed by rail- to Paris. Al this
gsy city two days will be spent viewing
liie old customs Of the French peopi.
The magnificent specimens Of aacien
and modern architecture, the brlgh
and ever gay life Of the great melrOl'
oils and the throblpg, pulsIng wonder
81 the worlds greatest art eeate'
They will also visit the Invaliaes, the
tomb Of Napoleon the Palace oiitns
4mgre. Eifel Tower, Cathedral 9!
SotTe Dame the Bolleyards tllS
Woad,s famous Grand Opera 1Iopss