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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-04
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- Der II Sabre alte BiQi1m
WarO, Der Iit6 bier in 6aft befinost,
bat eingeitanoen, DaB er es mar, Der
oor eiaigen Monaten aus bem 8opsr'z
ffFn SuDelierlaben cine 4uTstte NIT
Hingen Itdbl, Die t6m ais Dermeintltz
dem 8dufer Dorgelegt porDen mar.
@r bate ii6 nit ieiner 8eute in Die
Grite RefOrmirte Stride gefla6tet, be-
rem etnes Syeniter er oor6er geDffnet
bate. DdbrenD bic poli3et i'm fu6ts,
belt er it1 mebrere StunDsn in Der
Ran5et Der &i~9e Oerborgen uHD lieB
aud bort bic &aITette. tpGbrsnb er nit
ben 9iumanien in Der 3aihe na6
Gbtcego retitc uno Dor. ietne 8eute
Dertaufte.
- Silfsiheriff gatton mafte 3e7
fern einen Dergeblihen Sang, al5 er
Itth na6 Der Dale Nbenue begab, I'M
ben bort pobnenbtn Soe @aG, ber I'm
grobatgerit1t fir geiite5geIt0rt ertldrt
fporDen mar, db3uholen uno nah Der
SrrenQnftalt gu transportiren. Dem
8eamten purbe nGmIth in bem 9Quie
bic W2ittfeilung gemo4t, baB 8all
DorgeTtern geItor6en mar.
- So6n Ritter, Der "a Sabre i'm
Ct. GltIabetb 6oIpttoI 3ugebradt hat,
lit qeitern i'm Qlter bon 66 Sobren ges
Itorben. Der Wann mar tuub unb felt
orei Sa6ren po[litdnotg erblinOst.
- Clara Sbap bat gegsn 8m
56ap cine S6eioun9stluge eingereiht
Der 8etlagte, Der Ser WeQS Sarge gr:
preB So. $4,000 unteri6lagen bat, be
finoet Ii6 auf Der Reformfarm bel De:
ldpdre.
- Der DfterreihiI6zun9ariihe8
Iul su Glepelano, GrnIt 2uopig, beam
tragic gsItsrn I'M 9robutgerift, Dat
oypbn Gpiidt uIs Rd6IabberpaIter por
Stepe gpDdr ieines 2lmtes sntIegt Der
be, bu our6 bic Grnennung bssIelber
Der 8pii6en Der 8oppelmonarhte Uni
ben Ser. StaQtsn beitehenDe 8ertra
DsrleBt poroen lei, inoem man Inn
benz aouiul Don Der GrnenEung bdtt
MittbeiIung MAIDEN iollen. Die bie1;
qsn geb0rDen iino Der Initht. bQ
8ooar elm naturuliiirter 8Urgsr rpui
in ipel4em Safe teIne 8ertrQgsDe,
leRunQ ftdttoefunoeu bat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-04
5ener.

- Gin Gaiolinoien in berWo1nung
Der Srau Catherine paul, I'M 3peiten
Stotfpert Des 5auies SO. 1888 DaIz
nut Ctr, erplooirte geitern Worgsn.
Der brennenbe Sfen nurDe Don Der
lSeuerpebr aus benz 5eniter geporfen
uno bamit bic Gefabr beieitigt. Die
unter ben Sausbepobnsrn ausgebroz
6sne QuFregurg legts iid in tur3er
3eit. 9ei Der Grplofion Durbe nies
mano berlsbt.
- Geitern Qbsno gsgen 10 ll6r Ia
ben YaHdntsn Rau6 aus bem iSen,ter
zines lesritebtnoen 3immsrs i'm 5petz
ten Stodpert bes 5enement6uuIes 92o.
1920 Gilbert QDenue berDor0ringen.
Sin Nlarm brahte bic Jsusripebr 3ur
STEELE, tpsl6e in oem 3immer eins ai:s
Watrubs in TIammen itebeHo fanO.
Die 8efubr nurbe ihneQ beisiti9t.
Der grdno risf unter ben 8eipobnera
bes senementhdHfes beBeHteRee 4Hfz
regurg btrpor uno ale siItsu, IobdIo
Der Ruf .TS.uer" ertDnte, in tpiIo:r
Itu6t ms 'Sreie. Die gntIteAung5s
urIa6e bes Ssusrs lit nitt bstanEt
biirfte ubsr auf granoitiftung 3urut;
3ufubren iein, od mehrere Der SepoAz
ner eintn unbetdnrteu Wdnn aus Den
5auie ellen geIsbeu habsn pollen.
- QugsItslIte Der Griten Sectional
bant iubtn geftern Ra6mtttag Rouf
aus einem SiuterfenIter Des 9tbIor
SouIe tercus0rinqen. Sin StiQalarc
| bra6te Gprisenzaompa9nie go. 3 gu
St.ls, jsbo6 mar Bel antunft bsr':l
ben bic 8efdbr bereits Don angeiteI
| ten bes 5otsIs beieittgt poroen. llebs-
| to6snoes '5stt bate iih an benz Jeue
oes aiihsnOfsRs eHt3iinoet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-04
q <HiHsgacDri1teR.

gtepyort, 3. Wai. glnqet.: .Gois
Ter 8ilbeIm H." BON Bremen; .Sceus
mic" Don Nsapel; yllniteo States" Don
&openbagsu; Bremen" bon Bremen.
2lbgeg.: .Yotsoam" nuhRotteroam;
yGronprtn5 Wilbeln" ua6 Bremen;
rpatrts" na6 Batras.
80 Il On. ab9es.: rSeelanb" mad
2inerpool.
2iberpool. abssg,: rGaruriu"
naa Rep YOrt.
2ueenstopn. Qnget.: rUls-
ripn" bon philadelphia na6 2iperpopI.
9Iasgotp. Guget.: r5urnehio"
opu Retp gort.
8dIermo. Gbeeg.: r4rsentiaa@
nab Rsp gort.
9enuu. Iuget.: vDuea b'QoIto"
BON Retp gort. Gbses.: wPrincipeHa
ot gi.moute" nab gteD gprt.
MarfeiIIe. Nbges.: .9euoa"
uuh Rep gort.
Burg. 4beeg.: r9ruf Muls
oerTee" noh Rep 0ort.
Neapel. 9bgeg.: ygerona~ nacb
QbilaoeIpbia; .8lrsinia" nah Rem
gprt; ramericu" na6 gtep gort.
MtontreaI. anget.: rRoutreal@
bon 2rnoOn; .SpHiaH" BON GLASGOW,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-04
germist.

gr. 6. s. emmett, BON 2dtprsnces
bura, Sno., sriuhte geitern Na4mita
taa Die YoIi3si per SeIepbOn. Ruhfors
fhunqen nah benz 81 Sabre alien go.
fob Gnoers ansuitellen, Epel9er ielt
Ttontag bon 2aprsnceburg perihtpuns
ben 1T. Or. emmett 1T Der anii6t,
ouB Der 9srmiBte iih in irssuo eIIem
bieiigeu 5oIpital beiiuoen mag.
Der 19 Sabre aIte Spbn Sarts, eiu
qnaeiteltsr in oem ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Der Big Sour 8abn, tpuroe geiterr
BON ieiner Uluttsr Der 9oli5ei als pers
miBt aemsIbet. Gr peritsB am 8
9lpril feline Wphnuns an Der 9ouebar
Roao, Delhi, 8. uuo 1T ieitoem per:
ihtpunoeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-04

Der 6 Sabre ate Wseaer 5rant,
BON $40. 813 Weit 7. Str, fiei geiteru
Ro4miitas sessn 5 llbr an ber WoIs
nut StraBe In ben Sanal. gn, 9dis
iant, tpelter 4useH5suse bes unfuua
mar, Sog ben Gna6eH aus oem Wafer
uno Yatrplpagen 3 brahte ben Ser:
unsliidien nah benz 5oipital. po e
fih berausitellts, baB berielbe bei BEN
Sturse in oas WaiIsr ipeiter ieiner
S6doen ssnommen bate. Fur5e 3eit
fpdter itelite bic Ututter iif, an 90:
fpital elm unb bO!ts ben tleinen go
tieHtsn ob.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-04
Nns Der CanDelstammer.

in Der gftrisen Sisung bes Der
paItunssratbs Der 91noelsfammer
purpen bic 6srrsn R. 9. Satnep,
@m. q. Sreger unb Wm. 8. Barnes
CUR Mitslieoihaft errpdblt. ReIoIa-
tionsn.Su 9uniten Der grbohung oes
gortos fir poItiahen 2. alaTe, Gr-
mGbisuns oes prrtps fur poftiadsa
!. &IaFs anb f4lxbIids ginfiibruas
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-04

- Die Delsbd6 COMPANY, 90.
429 Uluin StrQbe, meIosts qeitern i'm
9pliset6auptquartisr, oab bas Jahr'
rao zines ibrer gtngsitsutsn. i'm Berthe
Don SO, DOT benz Sauie Ro. 1T Git
3. StraBe geitobLen poroen lei.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-04
0as 10. Maimuiiffeit
Jla6m oeaen a6en0 unl Den oen66ar gdnaigea aupiim
N Ieiaen Qnfang.

Die anipeisnbeit s gdbnn bic Gnhiauns bss 0enfmas
fir sbscDo 1bOmas bic Saups9nife Oss abHosSm prarsn
ten pnrben baoeerte beret Die Wro pes prat
penten fir 3bomos 3enmaodnoePs aoas Mdds
bdus" fanb cine muteratiee gBibergabs Ramentd Der Jeo
teanoen nit sroBten Ghrer Die SpopGr@
then idmmi61 Sdnoet Gpan Wtutams mar en
Suoas Rafabdus 0as grparamm fir ben huser abnO
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-04
Gtrdylihes.

Morsen, am !oimmelfabrtsfeIte,
fpirb IN Der Gp. prot. Mattbduszatra
de CYu'.or %. 9ertrarD Wsorgens
I'm 10 llbr, Elm Gottesoisnit abgehalz
ten psrben, 5u peI6em Sebermonn
fremolibit einaelaoen lit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-04
Sird,e pom gliB aetroHcu

Die Ct. Sobannes Stride in 0arrts
ion, 8, puroe pdbrsno oes beTttgen
gepitters in Der Wontag Rat1t ppn
benz gliBs gstrufien uno gum Sstrd8s
BON S2o btihdbiot.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-04
Die Semperatur.

Tiir bisi.s glatt rpuroen ssit.rn BON
ben Sptit.rn 6. alein e 3 o.,
30. 435 Rac. StraBs, foIg.ro. Sem'
p.rutur lInt.rfdt.oe regiftrirt:
Sim 8rab Rm. Grab
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-04
ErpbcnreDiot.

Rep. Sans 5aupt aus Rorb Salaz
panoa bel Buffalo tpiro am Sonntog
8ormittog 10 ll6r in bsr SD. Prot.
ct. Beters Stride, Wtain StraBe unO
WtcWiden Noenus, cine YrobeprebtJt
balten. Die W&itglteoer iino eriuht,
oem @ottesbienIt bet3utpObnen.
gcites sotat0l 25c per ruart; feruer ane
ionittgsu iCincn Iciitatefen bet
9enrg 8efstcr,
333 M q. Stf., nahe Central Iue.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-04

pes Gincentbriefportos ipurben angs>
nommen uno perDen ben 3uitdn0igen
8eh0roen iibsripieIen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-04
Jn(anO Ge(egrap6
Sie Saiinsicrc oes eineu iOlleu ami
oeu anoereH transfertrt m0roeH
ieiu.

gropioente, II. s., 3. Wui.
6ter 1T Elm 9sriitt i'm umIauf, oaB
irgenbpo in Der Rdbe bon 8ap COB
spei 9umpTer nit sinanber touioirt
Tsisu unb oaB bic qaHagiere BON sinem
Der 8ompFer auf ben anoeren transfe=
rirt piirpen. Der 8ergeDampTer
nSasco", Der iid 5piihen PrOoiDerce
uno Nep 2onopn bsTtnbet, 1T per 5uus
tenteIegrapb angefpieien poroen, Die
beiben 0ampFer auf3uiuhen.
Giner ipdteren Rahridt 8ufolge Iino
es bic 0ampfer rgigonier" uno nSu.
turce" bic in apQiIion tporeu. Die
.2igouisr" iit am StHten uno Die Ses
iasung pirb berabgehoIt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-04
J oIgeni hDere aoIliiiol

5oIgeni 6pere &olliiio n,
SpringfieIb, 8, 3. mai. 8ei
elmer aoanion 3piiden einsm 8iiters
suge uno einem Strabenbu6npager
Der 0opton. SpringfisIb unb urbanu
StraBenbabn, bic UtittpO6 Wsorger
gu friiber Stunoe in Der J1dbe bon
urbana Itattfano, tpuroen Spei Ser:
ionen g.t0otet uno neun Yer;
ionen mebr ooer minber iaper Der.
lest. ginsr Der 5ooteu 1T Der Mo,
tprmann 8. 8. Jergulon.
Gin Selfeuer.
Spmerist, &p., 3. Wat. @db.
reno zines beftigen G,epitters ihtut
bier am Dierltag Der gIib in elmer
SelRbGlter elm, Der 10000 9bls. Se
entbie!.. Die anoersn SeIbe6Glte,
rpuroen nad erOBteu Qnitrengunsel
gerettet. Der 8erluft bslauIt iib al
mebr als $4,000.
Rutb grpan gum sDeitel
Wal permdbIt.
2incoIn, gleb., 8. ylai. 9i
9srmdbluns bss 2eutnunts Reginal
Omen nit 5rau Rut6 9rpan 2eepit
fanb am 9ienItas Morsen um 8 lib
in Sairpiep, Der Bo6nung bes Serrl
Wm. s. 9rpan ftatt. Gas neuper
mGblte paar reiite nod pdbreno De
Sases mad Samaica ab. no Der 2eut
nant Itationirt 1T.
2eutnant Omen lit 26 Sabre al
| unb Der Sohn zines Gaufmanus i
Gonoon, GnglaHo.
5rau Omen perbeiratbste itd CUR
erIten Mal por ifsben Sahren, uls r
erft Is Sabre alt mar, nit Wiliar
Spmer 2eapitt. einsm aiiniiler, rs
beinabe atpsimal 10 alt mar pis fl
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-09-15

On motion the following bills were
audited and allowed:
w. H. Goodrich, commissioner
service and mileage ....S 6 20
M. B. Long, commissioner SER
vice and mileage. ............ z 60
&c. E. Wheeler, commissioner
service and mileage ........ 6 80
H. G. Raffelson, commissioner
service and mileage ......... 6 80
]. S.IWygonowski, commissioner
service and mileage ........ 10 80
On motion the board of county COM
missioners adjourned to meet October
the 4th. 1910, at 8 o'clock a. m.
C. e. Blegen,
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-09-15

The time having arrived for the OPEN
ing of the bids for fuel for the court
house and poor farm, same were
opened, and Ditmanson Bros, being
the lowest bidders, were awarded the
contract, their bid being as follows:
Soft coal, to furnish two hundred ton,
more or less, delivered at court house
for $6.37 per ton; the hard coal for poor
farm, same to be taken at shed. for
$9.65 per ton.
The following application for license
and bonds was presented and approved:
Theo. Hamm Brewing Company,
wholesale. )
On motion the county commissioners
decided to take James McGarry off the
black list for one months trial.
Application or l.. L. Holm for extern
sion Of school loan No. S29, for $500. 90,
for five years. was presented and on
motion granted. Application of Mrs.
Patrick Donahue for extension of school
loan No. 4l6. for $3.50. 90. for FIVE years,
was presented and on motion granted.
Petition from Ole Highland to have
personal property stricken from tax
lists, as same was assessed twice, in
both Homer township ard Webster city,
was presented and on motion granted.
Petition for refund Of tax certificate
No 2259, from c. A. johnson, was
presented and on motion granted.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-09-15
Cut This Out And Try 1t.
Benton Cucumber Pickles,

Take cucumbers mot ripe) four or
five inches long and slender, slice and
let stand in salt and water an hour or
two, wash off and drain. Put layer
of cucumbers in a glass can, then q
little chopped onion, sprinkle with
celery seed and mustard seed or.whole
black pepper, then pour over them
some pure imported olive oil and 50 on
until can is filed. Pack them down
good and fill can with vinegar. Onions
may be omitted. We sell pure olive oil
Halbkat. The Medicine Mar.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-20

Tore the consistory last night.
Mr.. Rocroe is quoted in Hacken-
sack as saying a member of the.
church, who belongs to the hose com.
peny, too, ran a roulette wheel at the
flreman's carnival, and that this mem.
Der, as fireman, had voted strongly
against permitting games of chance
on the carnival grounds.
The Rev. Mr.. Duryea met Deacon
Demarest on a ;Hackersack street yes.
terday and asked him to appear be-
fore the church. consistory.
81 refuse TO enter the same room
with Roscoe. said the deacon. who
will be invited before the consistcry.
tonight probably. Mr., Demafest de.
clared last night he win not resign
as deacon. His friends ss;d he had
resigned twice, long before his quar-.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-20
snbserIhe ior the WEST vlrgInlan.

in the church Thursday night as calm
as If he had heard Of plnochle.
The pastor took the deacon in a cor.
ner and urged hlm kindly but firmly
to resign and, save the church from
further notofisty and humiliation :;
Roscoe vowed Ne would not resign:
ne Rev. vi ppyyes called him be-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-20

To Entertain Family House Part

Mrs. and Mrs. Albert Noble and
children, of. Nashville. Tenn, are ex.
pected to arrive here tonight to spend
the holidays with Mrs. Mobiles sister,
Airs. Glenn F. Barnes. on Fairmont
avenue. Mr.. and Mrs. c. Fl. odbcrt,
OF Parkersburg, will also spend Christ.
mas here with their daughter, Mrs.
Barnes.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-20

The Mountain City Drug store
has installed a handsome nickel trim.
med show case on the Jefferson street
side of their place. The case will be
lighted with dozen incandescent
lights.
\ Vehicles on wheels and automo.
biles are becoming starcers daily as
the snow becomes deeper and more
thoroughly packed in the streets.
There are few delivery wagons on
wheels and Il the snow continues IN
this section every wheel vehicle will
no doubt be transformed into assled.
4 The old adage, 1T Is always cam
;tsfore Inc storm, may be applied
with impnnIty to the local Justices Of
the peace for buslhess has been eS.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-20
Coming for Holidays.

Mr.. and Mrs George Core and their
daughter, Miss Ruth and son, Eugene,
of Columbus Grove, Ohio, will arrive
here Christmas morning to spend sew.
eral days with Mrs. Cores parents,
MIR. and Mrs. J. f. Dowden. on First
street. >
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-20

ceedingly quiet in the criminal line
during the past ten days, but there
has been considerably civil business
transacted by them. 1t is evident that
the foreign .element-whlch furnish
the courts with the greatest amount
OF cases,-are holding in reserve now
to break loose in all their glory along
about Christmas eve and between that
day and the first Of the year.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-20

Miss Rebecca Baker and Miss Jose
phine hartman. OF Cincinnati. Ohio,
Will arrive here the latter part of the
week to spend Christmas with the
formers sister Mrs. A. G. Martin, on
Locust avenue.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-20
TROUSERS AND COAT FOUND
BELONGED TO PORTER GREGG

.
An item in another column states
that Marshall, Hawkins, janitor at the
Second Ward school building, found
a new coat and pair OF trousers In
the yard of the school building yester.
day..
y; This morning the clothes were iden.
tilted by Porter Gregg at the Ken.
yon Hotel, as belonging to him.
He gave Mr.. Hawkins an accurate
description Of the garments and said
that they. were stolen from his room
about two weeks ago and that two
well'known white local characters
were suspected of the theft.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-20
p 70 Move to New Homo,

Mr.. and Mrs. James Edwin Watson
and family will move on Thursday
from CASTOR avenue and First street
TO their hondsome mansion which has
just been completed,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-20
Pas.or lsaues UItlmatum.
FooTER,s DYE works

CHRISTMAS CLOTHING should now
be made ready, and you will do well
to follow Santa Claus lead and have
your garments cleaned and pressed In
honor OF the festive day. At Footer,s
you will find facilities for doing this
work Of the very best. as our skill IN
cleaning all;klnds OF gentlemen,s ana
ladies' garments bears Witness
WI, WALSH, !,
Sole Agent at Falrr,oht.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-20
IIIllR88
Confined from Page Ones

alsflil
Continued from Page one9 n
In a Few months, weeks perhaps, a
new government. which would be Of
the people. would be installed:
/ am reyolutionist. 1t is for that
reason and no other that ! am in tail,,
i am charged with "swindling,s but.
all Mexlcans know that / am limo.
cent All Mexico knows, too; that IL
the United States consents to my ex.
tradition, ! will be shot by. the sol.
diers Of Diaz. And | will not be the
first.
This government is being used as
n tool. the treaty being employed to
give Dlaz the whip hand over men.
who have dared to oppose tyranny.
American. officials have been made 10
see things in the wrong light, j can
only hope that in my own case the
awakening Will come soon.
The entire dissatisfaction in Next
co is due to the trusts. They Cypress.
They rob. They even murder when
they think murder is necessary to the
attainment Of their ldespicable ends.
They control practically all Of the f.
nances of Mexico, and they also con.
troll Diaz. The heads of the Mexican
trusts occupy places in the Mexican
cabinet.
1t is not so much against Dlaz that
the people are rising as it is against
these trusts. l myself believe that
Diaz allows himself to be deceived by
his councillors. believe this be.
cause Diaz Is not very wealthy He
Ihas stolen. Of course, but not nearly
so much as other presidents we have
had.
The United States. as a government,
is not popular with Mexicans. : By
Mexicans,s ] mean the masses. They
believe that the Mexican trusts are
products Of the American trusts. l
myself think that this country is
asleep. A fair investigation will con.
vince it that the financial interests
are sucking Mexico dry. They charge
that two members Of the cabinet OF
Diaz, Senior, Corral, secretary OF the
interior, and Senior, Limantour, secrc.
tary of finance, are personally respon.
sible for much ON the present trou.
BILE. Both are powerful in the Mexi.
can trusts. Both hope to succeed to
the presidency when Diaz dies, and l
believe he will die before many
months. 1t Is due to these two men
that ] am exiled from my own coun.
try. 1t is because Of the things that
they represent, the things they stand
for and have persuaded Dlaz TO stand
1forthat am a revolutionist.
became. revolutionist because l
;ns,eod :, i, n.n,o $500 -, 80
intlon,s+ han.asa lean. ! : . ~,
ON n,t,,sns aot ,sai. s ~, - sse Men.
stead of being robbed and oppressed
at every turn. became revolution.
list because want every man to have
.a,sst -. -, s as.a.n .ne ptesluenss, as
a aS ~ oe man feisn 'nar now
eN n
mich, 10 nronn,. 4o .so,,. .aat an ms
shea +h,a,,a, se ~. aseu. s,'nou. piooa'
,ot Nv. ,s. , .ne iueuiu,n ol me pal,
,oo a"'s . a iAtee III Me Mex
a. M.aou. 49, -,
j. a-i. 80 my .ilena anu seaoolmate
~ ia'ts, was nominated Tor the presi-
that he had taught his people democ-
racy, and would be glad to see them
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-20
FARIAERS WIF
HAD HEAP 10 DO
Hrs. Shepherd Vas IN Bad Shape
When She Could NOl Stand on
(. Her Feel.

b 2
Durham, N. CT am a fauuefa
wite.,'1writes Mrs NJ. Shepherd, 81
this city, ..and have d heap no DO.
.Folr months ago L could not Stand
on my feet, 10 do anything much, hutat
this time do the most OF iIiiy work. !
took Cardui and IL did me more good
than all tile doctors. "
stYou don't Mo@ half how thank you
for the Cardui Home Treatment wish
that all women who suffer from wpiianly
trouble would treat tliense lives as have
Ladies can easily treat themseive az
home; with cafdiii, the woiilt II s tonics
! II is easy to take, and SO geiltle III It's
action, that il cannot do anything but
good. 3
! Being composed eScllisiveiy ofveee-
table ingredients, cardui cafbct lay up
trouble In your system, as mineral drugs
often do. Its ingredients Having no
harsh, edicinal effects, and lSeliLe nom
poisonous and perfectly fiarInle S, Cafduil
Is absolutely. sale for young anu gld,
ASK your druggist He IItell yoatoI
Try cardul.
sN.,B.--Wfif 10. Ladies, Advitoy Dent cbiiia:
nooea Medicine Co. Chattanooga IefL. tQr Spttla
distractions. and 6t-pSIe book. Home Tfeaiyneli
Tor Women sent In PLAIN wtappet, on reqnett
Edith-Mercy! Here's a telesfani
from Jack. Hes been hurt In the
football game.
Ethel-@What does he say
Edith He says: Nose broken!
How do you prefer ii SET Greek or
Roman?s- Boston transcript.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-20
LETTERS TO SANTA
Fairmont, W. Va. Dec. 16, igl0.
HAS BEEN A GOOD cIRL

Fairmont, W. Va. Dec. 16, 1910.
Mr.. Santa Claus: ~.
My Dearest Friend: AS II Is almost
time for You to come am going TO
drop you a few lines. l have been. a
good girl, Mamma says, and will you
please bring me little colored baby.
| not real one, doll baby and Dear
Santa will you please bring me hob.
by horse. would not want a hobby
horse but think they are nice. Dear
Santa would thank you for new
broom, set OF dishes and some new
doll clothes. set of knives and forks,
some story books. candy, nuts and
fruit. Please do not forget my
Xmas tree. Il will not ask for any
thing else off, | want you to remem.
Der my little Uncle Fredric and cou.
sin Bright. They have been good boys.
! will close, hoping TO see you soon,
] am ever your little friend.
LUCY a.. NEASE, {,
1852 Pike street, Fairmont, W. Va.
p. S. Please Dear Santa do not
ring the door bell when you come.
Good bye dear.
HAS MECHANICAL IDEAS.
Fairmont, Dec. 16, 1910.
Dear Santa Claus: ] am little
boy years old. For year you
may forget me want to tell you what
! want I set of carpenter tools. /
sled. 1sengine that runs. J would be
awful glad IL you would leaye me
Xmas tree Please bring NEAR au,
tomoblle ] have been a good boy and
viii tty and be better next year. Good
bye. Dear Santa, 81
LESLIE sfuRtIfg,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-20


rel with Roscoe, but his resignation
was not accepted. He is devoted to
pinochle, HIS friends said, but he
thought it hypocrltical for deacon
TO quarrel at cards. But he will not
resign under fire."
Pas.or Issues Ultimatum.
The Church cares nothing about
the SANDER suit" said the Rev. NJ.
Duryea last night. But the laws Of
the Reformed Church of America pos.
itiyely forbid gambling. Mr.. Roscoe
and MI. Demarest must resign as dea.
cons or stand church trial"
A cyclone hit the foundation Of the
Reformed Church about two years ago
and blew them out of plumb. But the
church was never shaken as now.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-20
A clarksburo Event.

A very Informal but very delight
full little afternoon at cards wag
given by Mrs. Dudley D. Britt satur.
day from 8 TO o'clock. having as
her honor guest, Miss Geneyieye Ew-
ing, of Wheeling. Two tables were ar
ranged for bridge whist and at the
completion Of tire rubbers. OF this
popular pastime. attractive souvenirs
We're presented to Mrs. Ernest Hutton
and Miss Geneyieye Ewing. Clarks,
burg Telegram.