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Pickett's Division.

They are scattered. old and feeble.
They are numbered with the
dead,
That immortal band of heroes.
once the gallant Pickett led.
All along the waiting column,
Rings their chieftain's stern com
mand,
Forward = remember wives and
sweethearts,"
Fairest women of the land.
1t is Pickett in their center,
Like the Spartan youth of old.
Never questioning, never faltering.
Doing that his leader told.
There's no fear upon those faces,
Lurks no terror in those eyes,
They are moving with a grandeur.
Never seen beneath the skies.
Midst the lannon's iron death hail.
Jagged gaps in comrades made.
Still they form and march to glory.
AS at evenings dress parade.
Eyes upon that fire crowned altar.
Hearts soon cold in death to be-
Up TO Southland's dark Golgotha.
They now charge for General Lee
Every soul that gives its life blood
Every step as they advance,
Pens for them immortal history,
Through the ages vast expanse.
ON the visions, oh those pictures
aiitN III CORY smoke aloa0.
Cherished forms that on the morrow
VIII awake TO find them dead.
To the crest they're nearer. nearer.
All! the reapers busy now.
smoothing down their madden faces.
Placing laurels on their brow
Neath the feet of charging comrades
In this he'll of babeled sound,
With body rent asunder,
kemper's lying on the ground.
With a smile upon his firm lips.
Hand upon the belching gun,
rails that peerless warrior Arm
Ere his song of flames begun.
Ger his body never waVering
In the high tide of deaths day.
on against outnum'rin Z thousands.
Sweeps the tattered line of Gray.
All what pathos, glory, knighthood.
Oh what chivalry sublime,
As mighty breaker thund ring,
They now crush the massed blue
line.
Still another they've len dying.
Better loved than lips could tell.
Lulled TO sleep their dashing Gar
nett,
BY symphony of shell.
oh Virginia, oh Virginia,
Dressed motner sovereign state.
what a debt TO wars grim monster
Did thy heroes eXpiate.
Look! they've melted. unsupported.
In storm of leaden rain,
They who death and victory courted.
Pray for legions all in vain.
they are pressed by thousands back
ward,
As the battle RACES on,
What was once a grand division,
In majestic Echolon.
Every officer now is stricken.
Down TO corpOralS of the line
Like a CHASTITY harvest ripened
Falls Virginia in her prime.
OH the anguish, bitter hysop,
OF that handful in retreat,
Little dreaming they carved victory
From the letters of defeat.
Some have tented no. Virginia,
In the cities of thy dead,
on an alien breast they're sleeping
With the burial prayers unsaid.
Guard them. keep them, sainted
mother,
Till their final reveIe,
When they pass in serried column,
Into immortality.
Sons and daughters of the Southland
In this distant day of peace,
Tell your children of their Valor.
Never let the story cease.
Englnad had her Balaklava,
Greece its pass Thermopylae,
Fame's Nalkayrie never gather.
Such a band as followed Lee.
q. WATSON JAMES, JR.
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viii say what will help TO that end.
and Will refrain from saying any
thing which might injure their
chances: but I will continue TO say
and do whatever Is best, leaving the
result, with reasonable hope, in the
hands of the people.
Oh! that this campaign might be
somewhat different from all that have
preceded IL in that 1.-The Press" would
agree unanimously TO do no blowing
for any candidate until he has said
or done something IN THE CAM
PAlGN worthy of commentator
This is not all.
Yours faithfully.
CARLTON MCCARTHY.
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ABSENCE or WITNESSES
CAUSE DELAY OF TRIAh

LIVINGSTON. VA Special.-The
trial Of John Moore. charged with the
IluLoer OF Frank Howl on May 18Th.
W. called Yesterday at special ses-
SION OF Nelson Circuit Court. Judge
Jordan presiding. owing 20 the absenco
About forty witnesses have hen $50, -
hOheu. yenire Of twenty has been
summoned. but the impaneling of No.
jury was postponed until tomorroyy
The trial Of Mrs. Howl. the wife %
the ueau man, who was charged with
completely with the murder. mas been
postponed until the September tern,
Mrs. Howl has been bailed I'm 80 600
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Unknown Man a Suicide

HISIUb, TENN SDecial.- a
weli-dressed young white man about
thirty-fve years old, whose identity is
still in doubt, committed suicide AT
the PAINTER House on State Street
early today. He was alone in his room
and with a 3S-calibre pistol sent a
ball crashing through his skull. He
left a note written in a foreign lam
guage, and is believed to have been a
railroad contractors foreman.
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Harmony.

While il is a historical fact that
jhe Democratic party frequently in
duiges in factiOnal QuarrelS. il has
never yet fallen SO low as to have
a Vice President of its choice kick
ont of the party 10y the President
with whom he was elected and OF
whose administration he has an in
tegral part. But that is just what
has been done To Vice President Sher-
man by President Taft. Truly. what
a sweet and glorious thing it is to be-
long To the harmonious G.. q. p
Winchester Star.
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EMINENT CATHOLICS TO
MEET IN WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON ID c. Snecia1 =.

WASHINGTON d. c. Special
More than 200 eminent Catholics,
presided over by Cardinal GibS8HH
and representing the Catholic chart
ties of the United States. will gather
in Washington on September 25th g.
q conference 10 last three days
The conference was organized IN
Washington a few months ago. and
this will be the first one held. Cardi-
nal Gibbons was made honorary pres
ident: Right Rev. Mgr. T. j. shan. ~
the Catholic University Of America.
president.
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REPORT SENT OUT
CAR ASSASSINATED
Wall Street Become Wildly Ex-
cited at Rumor from
Boston.

NEW YORK. Wall
Street became wildly excited
shortly before II: 30 o'clock today
when a rumOr, said to have ema-
mated from Boston. was circu-
lated declaring that the Car of
Russia had been asSassinatcd i'm
Germany, where lie il visiting.
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SnNc Tent from Storm.

CHICAGO.-Special.-Seventh Day
Raptists TO the number of l 700 sat on
the guy ropes of their camp-meeting
a hard wind and rain storm thar Wis
tied Battle Creek Tuesday. Everybody
got drenching. but the tent was
saved. The auditorium, the Young
peoples tent and many private quar-
ters at the camp went down. The
fruit estimated at 81 .O00,0 900 in western
Michigan.
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DANVILLE, Va Special H b
Armstrong is in serious condition. a.
"A result of being struck over the heSd
with a baseball bat Sunday afternOo1
by Thomas Hedges. a negro, who ned
after the assault. Armstrong was fOunA
on the public road.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-14
Flag Day
OLD GLORY FLOATS FROM MANY
PLACES IN THE CITY
TO-DAY.

L 49, HsIta = d. rs ~ "a. E..|
To-day has been observed all over
the land as Flag Day and Fairmont
has not been slow to show her loyalty
to. the stars and stripes and upon
many buildings and a number Of pri;
vate homes the stars and'strlpes were
flung to the breeze this morning and
will float proudly on its standard tin:
til sun down. The day was set apart
as Flag Day by the Sons Of the Revo-
luton and the custom has come to be
observed in a general way.
1t is a pretty and laudible custom
and should grow in popular favor in
advancing years. The National Flag
was first adcsted in 1777 when Con.
gress resolved on. the 14th day Of June
that "The Nag of the United States be
thirteen stripes alternate red and
white, that the union be thirteen stars,
white in blue field, representing a
new constellation" This was the first
recorded legislative action for the
adoption OF national flag,
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PERSONALS

1 =" j.
Mr., AMI Mrs. A. N. Bsrns ana Miss
Dorothy Gibbs left today Cor Pitts
burg where they expect to reside.
Hiss Jane Eta Mckinney has re-
turned from several days visit in
Morgantown.
Miss Mabel Scott, of Petersburg,
will arrive here this evening to be the
guest of Mrs. III. B. McGregor, on Ma
pie avenue.
Miss Lucille Gregg, of Morgantown,
is the guest Of Miss Blanche Malone.
Miss Mabel Lee. of clarksburg, who
had been the guest Of Mrs. N. ]. Lantz,
returned home today. q
Lee Hutchinson. a w. W U. student,
has returned home for the summer va
cation. y
Mrs. Stuart F. Reed WIN lave Sun.
day for a visit to CIarksbutg after
which she Will so to Battle Greek
Michigan, to spend several weeks
Charleston Mail.
Mrs. j. H. Abbott. Of ST. Marys ave-
nue. left Saturday evening for Graf
tor. where she will be the guest of
Mrs. B. F. Martin Parkersburg sentt-
mel.
DR.. and Mrs, D. G. Leuhery arrived
home on Monday from trip to st.
lI,1ris where the Doctor attended the
American Medical Association and
later visited itheIf7alaughtert. Mrs J
In. Clark, in Columbus, o.-ciark*
burg Herald,
Miss stella Twyford, Of West Union
is visiting Miss Mamie Lowe, Of
Mulberry street. ~
Miss Leore Abbott has been Ill Oh
tonsilitis for tile past several days at
|her home on Maple ayenues
Mrs. E. H. Wells and Miss Minnie
wotring, Of Morgantown, are the
guests OF Mrs, ]. J. Ross, on FOURTH
street. Thcyare en-: route home from
St. Louis where they attended the con-
vention Of the American ,W91an's
League. tlg ~ ~ Z
Miss Lena Ruttencutter, Of ClarksI
burg, formerly of Fairmont, was here
yesterday for the Alumni reunion at
the Normal School.
Master Bruce Egbert McWhorter'
Of Camden on Gauley, are here on a
visit to their aunt, Mrs. Harvey shain'
and uncle, MrSW. T. McWhorter.
Mrs. Fred Bartlett, of Warrington,
spent the day in the city.
Mrs. Bob Burt. Misses Lena and
Lucy Prlchard and Daisy Flowers. Of
Warrington. spent to-day in the city
the guests OF Miss Jane Carpenter.
Miss stalla Twyford, Of West Union,
is the guest Of Miss Una Carpenter.
Miss Blanche Barnes, Instructor OF
music in the shepherdstown State Nor.
nal School, has returned home to
spend the summer vacation.
|
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Returned Home.

Misses Edna and Floste Mason who
had been attending the commence
ment exercises for the past several
DIS returned to Valley Falls ycste"-
dav. On Sunday they were honor
guests at six O'Clock dinner at
which Miss Bcaulah Garner was hos.
tess. Miss Roma Kline of WheeIt :
va was also out Of the honor guests and
covers were laid for Messrs J. L
Rec, OF. Grafton, ]. F. Higinbotham, OF
Hundred, Walter GaskIns and Fay
Carpenter the honor guests ma hos
teas.
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Missionary Society.

The woman's Home Missionary So
clety of tho Methodist Episcopal
Church will meet this evening at sew
en.thtrty O'Clock at the home Of Mrs,
Earl Dresbach on Maple avenue and
Wheeling streets. 1t is desired that
all tho members be present, az bust
ness of importance will be transacted.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-14

ST. PAUL, Mimi, June 14.-Minne-
sofa members Of the Daughters Of the
American Revolution viii gather to.
day at MENDOZA to celebrate the gift
and transfer of the Gen. sibley prop.
erty made through Archbishop Ire.
land to the organization: The DGugh-
tiers will restore the old house and
make It into a historical museum. Ad-
dresses will be made by Gov Eber-
hart and Archbishop ireland.
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Is. A. R, MeetIna.

This afternoon at the home of Mrs
z. F. Robertson on Barney street, The
regular June meeting OF the William
Raymond Chapter ofthe Daughters Of
the Revolution is being held. The
Chapter will to-day observe Flag Day
and a splendid programme has been
arranged. The annual election Of Off
GERS will take place,
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SOCIETY.
Bell Phone 90. Consolidated o..
IlglaglgtlQe
For Mrs. WILLIAMSON.

lfpnorng her guesr. Mrs. Eugcn,
Williamson, OF Cumbei land, Wd., Nj ).
Hsrry williamson was hostess at n
delightfully."- appointed bridge whist
yes;sdoy afternoon at the home OF
hct father. Mrs. W. 7 Menea:. "a
MolIsoh street,
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6. A. R.

The Ladies' Of the G, A. R. will meet
Tomorrow Afternoon at two o'clock at
the Odd Fellows Hall, A good attend
ance Is desired.
John Crumbaugh, who travels for
the Dupont Powder Co., was a recent
visitor in the city.
Miss Ruth Johns returned this morn
ing from a several days visit with
friends in Morgantown. d
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CONFERENCE
To.RE UNDER STATE UNIVERSITY
AusPIcEs-MANY PROMINENT i
EDUCATORS ON PRO.
GRAMME.

| The eighth annual educational con.
ference Of the tsate Of West Virginia
will be held at Morgantown on July
% and 90. The topic will be School
Administration and the sessions will
ibe held in the commencement hall Of
the State University. The confer.
ence will be held under the auspices
of tho University Summer school and
the proceedings will be printed in pam.
phlet form for free distribution.
There will be Ave sessions. as fol-
lows: Friday morning at $3.50, Friday
afternoon at 1880, Friday evening at
$3.50; Saturday morning at 9 and Sat.
urday afternoon at 1880 O'Clock. All
Ipersons interested in the educational
progress Of west Virginia are invited
| to attend and take part in the discus.
sions whether their names appear on
the programme or not. The event
comes just at the close of admins.
tratlon Week" at the summer school,
and will form fitting close to the
term.
President D. B. Purinton, of the Uni;
i versity, will preside at all the ses'
sions. The subjects for discussion
and sisred sneakers are as follows:
Glow Can Universities and Normal
Schools be Administered SO that a
More Uniform State System Will Re-
sult?"-Thomas E. Hodges, Charles.
ton; c. j. G.. Bennett, Fairmont; John
C. Shaw, West Liberty.
"rhe Most Important Problem In
School Administratio and the Method
of Meeting itI"-Hon. M. P. shawkey,
Charleston; ]. R. Trotter, Morgan
town,
Relation OF Universities to High
Schools" L. Friend, Charleston;
Joseph Roster, Fairmont,
Administration Of Industrial Edu
cation in West Virginia" Hon. Q. \.
Corson, Columbus, o.; T. G. Atkeson,
Morgantown.
County Administration.
"The Most Important Duties OF the
County superintendent F. shroy'
er, Phlllppi; J. F. Marsh, Charleston
"what Should Be the Education
academic or professionally Of the
County Superintendent. NJ. Bush,
Hinton; Edna Arnold. Weston.
"What can the County superintend.
ent Do to Better the Sanitary condl'
lions Of Schools? "-Thomas 9. Miller
,shepherdstown.
1.-THE Relation Of the County Super,
Nintendent to. the District Superintend'
ent"-1, E. Ash, shinnston; carterL
Faust, Fairmont.
District Administration.
"Hlstofy of District administration
lin West Virgins" H. 9. Humphreys
White Sulphur Springs. A
"what should7the District superin'
tendent Try to Do?'-Mrs. 8. D. Smith
Ceredo; E. R. Gross, Sage,
4 SDIhlculties of District Administra'
/ tio1-@H, D. snider, Wallace.
] City Administration.
"Duties and Rights Of Boards Of
Education I'M, H. Van Horn, Salem;
Il, M.ishowaiter, F'airmont.
"Rights and RESPONSIBILITIES iof the
City Superintendent or Town PFincl.ll
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70 STAMP OUT WEEDS.

WINNIPEG, Man, June The de,
wise improved methods Of suppressing
the noxious weeds which have been a
source of great loss to the agricultural
interests Of Western Canada, CON
vention of weed inspectors, was open
ed today at the Manitoba Agricultural
College.
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MEaRAskA PosTMAsTERs.

LINCOLN, Neb.. June il.-More
than a hundred postmastes Of Ne
braska are tie guests Of the capital
city to-day and will hold their annual
convention during the next three
days.
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W. mncrnx to Ora. ..te.

invitations have been received III
Ills city by a numb people
III graduation exerci es Of the =
st;te University on June t.. to 2 u
In Columbus, Ohio, Mr., French NJ
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nRlyeclsTs HOLD SESSION.

MARYWLLE, NO. June t4,-sevi
eral hundred Missouri druggists arriv.
ed here today and win hold aconven-
ton of the State Pharmaceutical AS,
sociation during the week.
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clarksbura D. A. r.

:hc Daniel Davlssiou Chapter Of thG
D. A. r., of Clarksbnrg, is meeting
with Mss May AnNOn this afternoon
and arc celebrating fag day.
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Dollar Social.

Tho Bethany Glass Of the Central
Christian Church will hold Dollar
Social at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
James !. Michael on Fairmont avenue.
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II his city a son OF Mr.. c. Z. McCray,

l. among the list o: graduates %no
wi! receive the degree OF L. Il,
on Wednesday the 22nd, which is
Crnmer1e cement proper. The full list
Of graduates IN the various depart.
mtnts lumber SSS.
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MoFarIand Mission Circle to Meet,

Mcfarland MISSION UIFcIe 70 Wes''
The Mcfarland Mission Circle Of
the First Presbyterian Church will
meet this evenIng<at eight O'Clock at
the home OF Mrs. Richard Gllkeson, on
Fairmont avenue. Mrs. Maurice MIL
Ter will lead the meeting.
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For FaIrmont Normal Graduates.

VII and Mrs. Clarence Post enter.
tanned the Morgantown members Of
'thHir class of the Fairmont normal
= - their homo In sunnysidc Sat-
urday night. Covers were laid for TO-
Morgantowu Post Chronicle.
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dance which they WIN give on Wed

dance which they will give on Wed
ne'day evening at N9tts Academy IL
hcr or Of the Misses Lucille and Katn
crime Ruckman, of .FaIrmont, who e"t
the guests of Mrs. william Noll. The
hours are from clght.thirty unit
cleventthlrty o'clock aud delightful
tine is anticipated BY those honorc,
wirh Invitations, Petersburg SENT
me-
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Miss Wilson Entertaining.

Mrs. Jennie Wilson Is entertaining
a Number of friends thls afternoon al
her home on Carr avenue Clarksbnrg
Herald,
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E..r.alnInn s,c lIa1 c ub

,Irs. J. l.. Hail is ontc!LinlNg ,"
s .Iliar Thimble Club thu "Ilo%i""
NJ her uomo on Ga ton av n'IN.
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Entertained at Bridge.

Mrs. M. Il. Ashcraft entertained a
number of friends at bridge whist this
morning at her home on Fairmont ave-
nue..
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-14
Farms
For ]: Sale

CHAMPAIGN COUNTY oAle, IS
! ONE IFlTHE BEST AGtsl Ulst'.
COUNTIES in THE sIA TE IiiAFn
a NUMBER OF VERY tIlgflI e'LA.ls
FARMS FOR SALE ND WILL 10
GLAD TO HEAR FROM Any o.
WHO is. IN THE ron
GOOD FARM IN AlI1dIl GLASS
COMMUNITY.
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Resolutions Of Respect Adopted BY the
Methodist Brotherhood In Memory
rto4L.. A .,IIa Ia,ukina

Of Brother A. Leslie ttaWktns'
Whereas, Death has invaded for the
first time since it's organization the
ranks Of our brotherhood, and claimed
one OF our number in the person Of
Brother A, Leslie Hawkins, who was
accidentally killed Saturday, June 4th,
1910, while engaged in his daily occu.
patton OF well.drilling, and
Whereas lis but fitting that. we
give some expression Of our apprecia-
ton OF his worth as member Of our
Brotherhood, and Of our sorrow for his
sudden taking away, therefore be 1t
Resolved, that we have recognized
in Brother Hawkins a worthy brother
a devoted husband and father and an
upright citizen; setting before his fam.
lily and the community an example
! worthy Of Limitation.
Resolved, that we extend to the
grief stricken widow and tho children
our sincerest sympathy and prayers.
and point them to the great Head Of
our brotherhood whom we serve and
whose love never faiIeth.
Resolved, that a copy Of these resoi
buttons be spread upon the minutes OF
the Brotherhood, ascopy presented to
s d. q . 20 -.H IA -.
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For Misses Ruckmsn'
Mrs. William No!l and Mrs Finley
Mott issued Invitations today for a
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Genuine imported Chop suey. Ror'l
Restaurant, near depot. .sf
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ATIHE EAGLE

Hot Clam Nectar. Beef and Tomato Toner, New England and Jamaica Rum. Gun. Brandy and Whiskey.
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sffut sr fhr s.aIHH eaf. f...#.-. auiit~f fT mw # H=..#s5 cpuutsufa ah. r4,.d r.. H.# uf all fat,n,. 4t t.a.ss
 "The uHe,ls o, ua- ..nt.a. .old ru ,nu rds. r.u sh1rr~. claiming eH tH, at they tv,rr heIdae tH.r and putting thu Hm.t .s.snaH .H the puhIt, into rHut. at it. ,vH uur uf t.r air.at HH.##.# #rs have cleared >.wuw. shane and ra.-U. fau#H rn-ne prices af sEa 0a utE atli.erz at I.s=.r. sf...e#. #a#. Hr ft iH rarrrttau
 None ae fIs maE uf.ea .aa. suy explanation Ia H1sa. a.r stat,@arf #7a=#HJvaH 5aH Hz ,.=ts col hfaitb -rHerH m5e3agf at q. e#-| in which hr say.
 "Tha action "f.t ta, fu.te. aat st ties WH H -a -aaa aaa-l aa. l..m.. etal bu-mee :. II. # atulyHliI.- m HIa.h =l. E... involve 5 stock gTa#f## ffr #aH #t authorized raJ,wH.r l,. H..H tr..aa ta ,eeryaU. E1Ia h,=,eHf H5, #H gagged iu hHHns uE | au=H u .uajrh th. ..tl.ul -taaE..ta# t=f,.tz.f f.
 Arthur M Kl#e a#u4#.I# #i... t. Cmt.d slI fuHza' f..# #1.r ..a#fI month fHg Ta=F afffr.- .f=atHaf.. had been IW#uE th# .5mHH- H.ra anal s-e.zsh h.Ha il, t.aHh.s=t aH. present ffn.-Hetl-= t- Ilr- e=etHa-.f If certain -taa4 .4azal #4Ua. .u-a=t- hav, bean mLuE tau.,st fs aEI,t- stocIhaldefs
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MAUD MULLER

THr ja'lea t.a hl- nov #.t a.s.u \ nifty imported nau-trr tfg h1uked htz hauk,r fu thr haty of tae upl, fu.. fa. .sau tn. maia And asked rar water from the prue ro raal atz motor rfattyrme Sh' st"apgu where Tho g.ai .Wue bubhlri mp And aaea tse-l,. rInr tlr tin cup Nud bu.h,d as br ra,. u Iaphms down N h,r #Ha,= af mud and her fat- trrad gown
 .HHrea atd tay tudsa "aud all that not Jnvc nut the helsty thnr was hot ne spoke of rhc clutch and power and gear or motor and shaft while Maud sare ear, Then he talked of tre=. and wondered whether That patched hinl tuba would t5ld together Aud Maud fareat brr battered gown And spring -drruaUyd ankles. muddy brown And listened while a dlzed -urri=s Looked from Hef -d"et RHav oator-=
 cyas Seeks vain excuse and cHageFd 9Ezae And sighed white thr judge in tHd
 di=maV Maud Muller duirrd and signed. ~ Gee That | thc judge bride misht h",.'
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NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
 CREDITORS.

In th" bttrt,t Guurt lar tas ll.a- tf,t of At #tl, Ssaud btvi=igu
 In tha matter ot S. II. s'.#an bankrupt In baatlHtrs %e
 To the creditor of < II. Slse,u# .I Nome. tu #rn. Distinct aua.. ..od ham. rupt.
 Notice is her-he eiteu tHH aH ala 3rd day of August. fa1o. ug.id < Il. Stevens 3as. duIy adiadsd huI.. rupt and thai the int meeting el m- creditors win h, held at Nome Nla=la. in the office of | r uehhe-. refciee n bankruptcy tu thr Nome Realty Gew pany's HuudlHg. sa St.adHu aleaua on the sath day ar August, lalo. at 4 o'clock iu the aft.runan If -aid daN. 1t which timr the said creditors ma a- tend prov" their r1im-. appoint | trustee. examine tha bankrupt ud transact such otter basIn.~s as mu1 properly come before said meeting
 Dated. Nome Alaska. August | 1910