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8aaun=8ettfabrt.
g Ri 6. Mug.

Ser iaternationalel1 BaQon1pett-
fabrt, nelde am II. Sftober BON Ct
2nuis aus Dor lib gebt, miro III ae=
ronol1tii6en uno lportliebenoen 4rel=
Ien 0euti6lanos NIT geiponntem ST.
tereIle entgegengeieben. 8eionoere
@i6tigfeit miro ser 8ertretnng
4eutIblonos BEL oen GreigniB beige
nellen. Sic Muslpabl ser ReprdIen~
tanten lit nunmebr erfolgt. sln Sen
an1erifanilhen 6ernfliigen Inn Sen
Sa1nes @orbon Bennett =Eofal tperoen
offi5iea betbeiligt lein: ser in oer1
0ereinigten Staaten apob1befannte
Sauptnann b. glbercron, 2el1tnant
@og BON oer 5lpeiten Mbtbeilung oes
Is. acknowledgements in Saar-
burg lmo ssSngenieur @eride BON Ser
lin.
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IS. Mid,aelts ertrnnfen.
. e b o lit. g. y. 8. 9

y p D /, yt. ", Q. Nl1g.
Us. u: N}ibuelis; ser 9erausgeber
Ser uSQinois Staats5eitltng," lit am
Samitag 9tadnittae i'm slqua9a See,
einige Wieilen bon bier entfernt, er-
trl1nfen. St mar nit ieiltelu adt
Sabre alten 50dterden IN oen See
bi11ausgeruoert un0 es ereignete ltd,
oaB ser @ut oes &inoes in's @ailer
fiel. SIM gifer oonad) baldelno, fiel
audi oos Wfaoden iiber 9oro. Ser
gater lprang bem aino nud, erreidte
es all9 uno bielt es iiber 8aller bis
leitre &rdfte ausgaben. 2eute in an=
oeren 9ooten fanen hin5lt llno ret
teten oas &iuo. Ser Gater ertranf
ober Dor ibren e(ugeu.
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N ten, 6. Iuq.

Son beih1nterri9teter Seite perlau-
tet, 6aB ei1i Diplomatenld)ub nabe be-
poritebt. Ser gegentpartige 8otldaf-
ter ser Goppelmonardie in Sofio,
Jreiberr b. @ou 81 &oienbung uno
Glmnbad5 miro oen @rafen 8elier b.
8eliersbeim al1f oem 8otldufterpo-
item in Meaorio erfeben. l1eber sic
Nerion 6es Nadfolgers am iapaniiden
5of lit nod ni@ts Naberes befannt.
3ugleid lit ein @eriidt in llntla11f,
oaB in ser 8eletung Ser oiterreid=un-
garii6en 8otidaft III 8aibington Ell
ne Berdnoerung eintreten miro. Sod
feblt nod ieoe 8eitatigung bon amtli=
der Seite. 81. g. 6reiberr Sengel=
miller b. @engerpar pertritt Sic 9op=
pelmonardie leit langen Sabren in
Ser amerifanii6en 8un0esbauptltaot.
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Grifer 59eil.
W6roerii6e Na6e.
Sarsermeiiter @apnor pon 9fep g)prt
lpnrbe anf benz %eroed clues Oeean-
bau,pfers nieoergeidpnen. = Sin
aus bem itaotiid)en 9tenite Gntlai-
lener Der MtteutGter. Sufurtige
&erbaft1ng oes Mur0geielen.
u e 10 Yorf, 8. glug.

~ ~ ~ !, y. NuY.
: D,npor @illiour S. @apnor nuroe
hel1te pormittag I'M 9a4 llbr, als er
lib nuf Ged oes ont Yier in 9obofen
q. S., 5ur slbfabrt bereit liege1Oen
0anpfers uaailer @ilbeln Ser Gro
BE- befono, bon einem fiir5lib entlal-
ieren ltdotilhen Ingelteuten, namens
Salnes S. @allagber geibollen uno
id)lper perpunoet. Wtapor @apnor
NOR i'm 8egriffe, cine auf einen 0eo=
not berebnete 6erienreile ol1rd) oas
norolite guropareile an5utrete11, Inn
lih Don Sen Strapa5en leines anitren=
geroen 9ielr1tes, Ser i'm leit Oionatet
tagIih I'M Stuotbaule felielte, SIT er-
holen; er 5og es Dor, oie Heile obns
leoe 9egleit1lng 5ll maden un1 ublo-
ll1te Hl1be SIT baben
Sht1eller als er III @orten 5ll lhil=
bern lit, lpielte iib oieler @organg
nb; labllrenoes Gntieben batte Oie
lln1ltebeuOen lolpobl pie Sic Inn @ap=
nor perlanmelte @ruppe ergriffen uno
es oauerte einige Sefuuoen, bis Dob
trbideulibe slttentat Sen 8etbeilig<
ten sur ri6tigen grfenntniB faEn
sln lbneultell 6atte 5 er8adtbeamte
les 9eoroDeltlden 2loD0, Staggering,
Ser nabebei an ser Helil11 ,ltano, Ole
Sitlpation erfuBt; NIT eineln ml6ti=
gen 5dlage leines 8oli5eifniippels
ld,lug er Sen Morobuben nteoer, Ser
oarauf bon anDeren 8eamtel1 ergrif=
fen muroe. S1 oen1 Sample Derlor
er leinen 5ut, Ser Sic 8udltaben IS.
6. s." oil f1pies-aber Sic fur5e 8fei-
fe, Sic er beiln S6ieBen in Ser linfen
!0ano trug, belt er fran1pfbaft feit.
Gr puroe obt1e tpeiteres 3ogeru in
oas Holi5eiquartier 81, @obofen uno
oon sort in 0as 5uuptqltartter ilber
fibrt, mo er ieinen Nameu ais SameS
.SsSules Gallagher angab uno leine SIRE
peltbat befannte, oie er beging, meil
leiner 9luslage na6 ser 8iirgermei-
tier i'm }eines 8rooes l,ro leiner 8ut=
ter beraubte. Gallagher lpar pabreno
ieiner auslage l1no beim llnterldrei-
ben berlelben nlIifaaeuo ra.big l.no ae-
faBt. Die 4er5te boffen, SEN Biir=
ger,neiiter Dem Seben 5u erbalten.
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fan muroe cine @elolution angenonr-
men, in Ser Sic an6eren &egierungen
oltfgefor0ert meroen, 0aS 8eilpiel ser
Ser. 5taaten na65uabmen. Beitere
&eiolutionen tpuroen angenommen gu
@uniten Ser Jinnen, Ser Su6en in
RuBlano, ser @rmenier lno Ser &re=
tenier. SdlieB1id tpuroen oie Ser.
5taaten in elmer &eiolution eriu6t,
cine oiplomatii6e &onferen5 ein5ube-
rufen, Sic Sic lt1rperleblibfeit 0es Bri-
oateigentbums 5ur See proflamieren
Jon. Der nd6lte internationale &on=
greg piro Inn Sabre 19tt in &om ab=
gebalten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-11
Denfu,al eingetuei6t.

Yrobinceto 0 ~ n, Mail., 8. slug.
grdiioent 1aft bielt am Jreitag
BEL Ser gntbillnng oes Genfnals Ser
Eilgerpdter in Bropineetomn oie
5auptreoe. Gr iprab bon Ser 2an-
Dung Dor $50 ssabren in Maiiadlt-
fetts un6 bon sen nriaden, Sic iie aus
ibrer engliIden @einnotb pertrieben
hatte11. Cine neine Sdaar bon ettpa
brnoert &ilgern lei es gelpeien, 0ie
oamnls arf einen Heinen Iefen6en
5diff an Der &iilte pon Maifaduietts
lnnoeten. S6on friiber }eien 0erll1=
d)e gen1adt noroen, on Ser 4iiite Neu-
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. Or m It d I, y. Nllg.
9as bieiige 5dloB Grieoberg miro
fir Sen beporltebenoen 8eiu6 bes rui-
iilden 3arenpaares eingeridtet. &ai-
ier Nifolaus uno &aiierin Nleran6ra
lperoen in ser 5peiten &alfte oieies
Monots nit ibren Rin6ern gum Be-
JUDI am groBber5ogli@en Sofe =
@roBber5og Grnit 2uopig 1T befannt-
Ii6 Elm 8ruoer ser 3arin - eintref-
fen. Sir ben aufentbalt ser rui-
iilden faiierli9en 8eripanoten merben
sic lmnfaifenbiten 5iderbeitsntaBrez
geln getroffen. 9ieie Sage in Darnt=
1tabt baben aber cine tpeitergeben0e
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7t Z 10 y y = u <tHH.
9ie glropdild =Mmerifaniide 8anf
bat beute ibre gbiiren geidlolien uno
ser 5taats s-8anfiuperintenoent bat
Sic 2iquioieruug angeoronet. Die
Bunf lit I'M Sabre 1907 nit ei,em
aapital bon 100000 gegriinoet NOR
zen un6 bie Ginlagen belaufen ii6
auf ettpns iiber 100000. 8erluite
ourb Darleben baben oie 8anf gum
Safe gebra6t
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elrglonos aolonieu au griin0en aber
aus geidaftlid)en @riinoen, bei ben
4silgern aber liege ser erlte asau Dor
Gen 9elltell sic sic neue @elt o,ifiud-
ten INN Elm 9fipl 5u finoen IN religio-
ler llno politiIher @e5ieblng, mo lie
u1mbbangig lein fonnten ltno Ben if
men bon oen 5tuurts religi0len Be
ibranflmgen 5l1 entgeben gfa6 Ell
nen1 poriibergeben0en Nufentbalt III
oem ouruals ais tolerant befannten
S2oaano panoten lie it6 Ser neucnWelt
5n mno lanoeten I'M De5ember 1920
an ser aiiite 9eel1englan0s.
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Sin Hieienitreif.
q e 10 9 off, 8. Mu!

Jt ~ OF s. Mug.
gu oen in pergangener &o6e in
9lusitano getretenen $4,000 Mantel=
l6neioern lino Bis beute friib peitere
5000 getreten ltno oas grefutipz&o<
mitee ser 56neioerbriioerlbaft Oas
oen Streif beoroerte> bofft, oaB am
@noe ser 8ode in @roB-gtetp Dort
insgelan1nlt $4,000 Shnei0er ibre
Mrbeit nieoergelegt baben tperoen. Ser
3ped oes 5treites 1T ginfii6rung Ell
ner mo6entliden 9lrbeits3eit BON 50
Stunoen, Elm Mtnoeitlobn fir 4rbei=
ter bon SIS pro @ode, fir Setter BON
ST., fir Jertigmadpr bon ST. uno
fir 8iigler bon $15.
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9es aarbiuals Ganfoepelde.
Gan Sebnitinn. 8. &c

Gan Seb ATTAIN, 8. slug.
9lls Nnt1port auf Sic Depeide, in
Ser sic fatboliide Sl1,1ta Sen 8ati-
Tan ibrer grgebenbeit perii6ert bat
te, erbielt ser Brdiibent oerlelben am
Montag cine Depeide 8aroinal Rer-
rD oel Bals, bes Sssnbalts, oaB in ser
iekigen bitteren 3eit ser Musorud Ser
uneridiitterli6en driltliden Sreue
bon ieiten ser basfiIden 4atbo1ifel,-
ieiner &eiligfeit beionoere @enugtbu=
ung getpdbre. Sen Mbien6ern Ser
Depel9e miro ser 9anf oes 8apites
uno Ser apoitoliide gegen III srn1it-
teIt.
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Nn oas S6ieosgerid)t.
80 a i f / n a t o II.

W n 9 ont 8. MH9.
. 8unoesienator glibu &oot Don
Relp yorf bat Musiibt als NabfoI=
ger oes perltorbe1ten Oberrid)ters
MelpiQe %. Suffer, gum pert1arter=
ten Mitglieo oes s6ieosgeribtes i'm
9aag ernannt 5u peroen. @ie be
ribtet miro, 5iebt Asraiioent 5aft oie
Grnennung bon 9enator Noot fir Sic
ien Soften in 8etra1t. Die Bafan3
ion ieood nidt beiebt ueroen, big ser
@ongreB i'm uddlten Oe3ember mieoer
ouianunentritt. Senator 8oot lit ge-
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Cute @elesenbeit.

so Mder autes 2n11o in Netu aR,n11d
5eet 10, Hange 80 gelegen. unter an.
uebmbaren 8eotnglngeu al berfdufen.
Ndberes bel s. @. 9eBpgt,
90 =bn 0aelrofe, Minn
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8anferotte 8aber=@enoi1enidnft.
@arIsbao, 6. Mug

0ie bieiige 9idediide 8aoer=@e-
11oiieni9aft fat ibren 8anferott ange=
5eigt. gu ibrem 8eiibtbum geborte
bos Monopol=9otel. ueber Sic So
be Ser gerbinoli6feiten miro nidts
Haberes beridtet.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-27
lives OF -FOUR MEN
CONTINUED from Page one.)

double.headcr fast freight No, SO met
while running at high rate Of speed.
Both engines We're completely de-
molished while seven cars were badly
broken up.
All four of the men now dead had
no time to jump from their trains and
were caught in the compact.
Their bodies we're horribly mangled
and scalded.
It is almost a miracle that the two
other engineers were not killed or Sc.
riously injured on No. SO. but remark
able to relate, they escaped with a
few slight bruises.
The fireAen on both of the front
engines we're instantly killed.
The section section OF No. 36 was
running louble.header and 1t is
thought thas extra 900 pulled out OF
the siding Just north of MERGERS Bot
tom, the engineer being under the i'm
precision that both sections Of No. 36
had been passed.
1t is estimated that both trains were
running at about forty miles per hour,
as 1t is straight track along that part
OF, the line,& excepting few slight
curves, at one Of which the two trains
came together. 20
1.-The dead were Immediately taken
to their respective homes on special
trains as soon as they could be remov'
ed from tho wrecked engines.
Physicians we're sent from Point
Pleasant on a.. special engine. but
their services were little needed. as
the four men had passed all earthly
power. upon the arrival Of the doc
tors. They dressed the few slight
wounds and bruises Of the several
trainmen, including Engineer Mcneil
lon, who WINS cut. and bruised quite
BADLY but WIS not seriously hurt.
:. 1t was stated early this Afternoon
that the track was about clear OF th'
wreck and that the trains would bf
running on schedule time bye o'cEocl
this evening.
The following brief message, cover
ing no detl-as, was received from thu
United Press:
PARKERsBURG, Dec. 27.-Thre'
trainmcn ware killed and several in
Ijurcd in a l,eadon collision on b. AM
0. fast freight at MERGERS Bottom thi'
morning.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-27

Suits were recently instituted IN the
Intermediate Court as follows
Saunders r Jones let al. vs. Lellle
+. Smith let A.. ehaneery. January
rules. Nicely e Lifely attorneys for
the plaintiff it
Tusca Norris vs.. olnest B. Leyelle
ct al chancery. January rules,
Norris 3 Haggerty attorneys for the
plaintiff
Deeds Recorded.
Deeds We're Saturday received nj
the office Of the county clerk for re
cording as follows:
Ia Fayette crouser ds%ifee to s,
c.. erouser. parcel ofsland on Little
Bin amon creek in Lincoln district
Consideration. $26g. Il
George c. Tate and wife to Neal U
Kellar, a parcel of land on Lrttle Bin,
canon creek. Consideration. $1,000
Hester A. c. Murphy and husband
to Monroe Mcyicker,, a parcel Of land
in Winfield district Consideration
s47.s
Ephraim Doolittle to Sara Ann ing
a parcel of land near Fairmont. Con
sideratlon, 81 and other valuable con
slderation. ~ &
Alexander{T uckerand wife to Bfrcl
Hillberry, parcel OF land near The
village of Kingmont in Union district
Consideration,asG1. 4
Benjamin s. Wilson. special commits
sioner to F.. Golden Page, a parcel o
land in the Rogers q Conway add
ton to the City sFairmont. consid
Grafton, $AO1t. u
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-27
David RICE Ri! WAS
killed BY TRAIN
WAS WALKING. ON TRACK WHEN
HE WAS RUN DOWN, MEETING
INSTANT. DEATH. y
LEAVES A WIFE AND
ALSO FIVE CHILDREN.

David Rice was killed by a train
near Glovers Gap on Saturday even
ing.
Rice Was walking on the track .on
his way home which is about two
miles from Glovers' Gap. "a
The train run him down and his
death occurred almost instantly.
Coroner Musgrave was notified of
the accident and went to the scene.
The officer inquired into the facts sur'
rounding the death and deemed an in
quest unnecessary.
Rice leaves wife and five children.
The funeral took place from the home
yesterday morning at 10 o'clock.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-27

Marriage licenses We're Saturday is.
sued by the county clerk as follows:
selda P. Burke, 20, and Buna S,
Freeman, 16. both ofsMonongahs B. F.
Freeman, father. of the girl, gave his
consent in writing.
Spray C. Morgan, %, of Teyerbaugh.
and Trlphony Beryl Jones. IS, of Hel,
ems Run. Mary f. Jones, mother OF
the girl, gave her consent.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-27
WIN PIrobatted.

Tho last will and testament Of
Louise L, Brummage was Saturday
filed with the county clerk for record.
ing The will leaves all the5property
of the deceased, afterl|a all debts are
paid and funeral expenses settled, to
the husband, Isaac Brninmage. ii
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-27
MISTER bailey
GOES TO THE COUNTY COOP FOR
TWENTY DAYS ON CONVICTION
OF ENTERING CHICKEN COOP
AT. NIGHT.

"a. p. Bailey, Of Baltomon the way,
in which he always tells his name. a
well known local negro character. will
spend the next twenty DAYS behind
the bars Of the Marion county mil for
the reason that the "Hon 4 Pr was
convicted in Justice q. s Amos, court
this morning for stealing several fnc
fat chickens last night from the home
of John Russo az Parks avenue the
wholesale and retail Italian fruit
dealer.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-27
Baltimore & Ohio, sRatE.o,
OFFICIAL SCHEDULE.
,sDily. xDaily except Sunday. !sun.
day only.

FARM ONT, w. VA. G
K Schedule Correctedst to Nov. 81, 1910
W "a East Bound.
I For WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA and NEW YORK,
Il Nos, is2:15 a. M; No. IA, 1895 p.
M; No. 4, $3.50 p. m. (local to Graf.
toni
CUMBERLAND, ACCOM-, No. 6, 700
* q. M, daily.
aRAFToNS Accom-, No. 70, .1o:51 a.
Westbound.
For CHICAGO via ! PITTsBURG,
.a,l 80 p. m.
For COLUMBUS and CHICAGO, No
4 s2::25 a, M; No. II, t1:25 p. m.
!. For WffEELING G, No. z. s2:25 a. M;
No. Y, .s9a7:07 a. m. (locaD: No. II,
1926 P; m. tlocalJ;; No. 55, '6:os
Mononsah Division.
4 For GLARRSBURG, leave No. 2, x7:20
N d. M; No. 4, x9:45 p. M; arrive, No.
d %, :05 d. M; No. IS, x4:16tp. m.
( Fairinont Morgantown and P ittsburg.
4 For sC0 NNFLLSV1LLEs and PITTS.
\ BURG, leave, No. j, $500 a. M; No.
\ "a 9, x7:1O q. M: No. SO, leave 4: 80 p.
I'll m. daily ! No. so, arrive, 1890 a.
" m, except Sunday; No. 81, 1880.
Except Sunday p. M; NO. 2, x7:4o
;fpS I'M; No. 4; x9:40 p. M; No. 6S 1905
4 Fp. m. r ,35,92-ti n
For Mo RGANTOWN, leave, No. 50,
$500 pm; arrive, No. G2, xG:5O p.
IN m.
z 80 Z PaWpaW Branch. s.
Leave $500 a. M and 4:00 p. m; ar
"a rive 9: 10 q. m. and $500 p. m.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-27
low home 10 inake lthe aIrfest.

80 - =--- ~ x
The assessment Of the real estate
Of Marion county and OF the city Of.
Fairmont will DO started on the first
day OF January. Assessor AlcDaniei
is getting ready for the county work.
City Assessor John s, Scott will. work
with the county assessor in 'determin-
ing the values Of real and personal
property in Fairmont
The boilers in the court house
were repaired yesterday. 1t was a
holiday in .all the public Offices Of the
court house and this gave the janitors
an opportunity to look aftersthe needs
of the boilers and a chance to repair
them.
clarksbure had serious break in
Its water mains yesterday. The wa:
ter department Of that city called up
the department here and asked for
three ten inch sleeves to repair the
line.
The large gray wolf in the s.. N.
Wise grocery store window, opposite
the Marietta hotel, is attracting no
little attention. Hundreds of pedes.
TRANS have stopped to have look at
the animal today. The wolf IS only
three and half months old and
weighs 80 pounds, and was sent 10
Mr.. Wise by friend from the Far
West, who captured It in the tall tim
bers. Mr.. Wise has had the animal
in his cellar for the past week. and
put 1T on display this morning.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-27


For Rdrky feilta moth q have been
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and 4 has lSege Il allied 10 70 sails
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IL Ii the ~ escript Ion of ono OF tho.
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Is cross. fretIn1. wSlkefn1. suffers from
Collie. Sour Stomach b. pinrrh oea orr Dys-'
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beverly, w Nall. says II have used
odberts Baby Cordial in my practice
had good results from Its use and do
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IL recommended.p
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Vile, W. Va. says: 81 have been using
Odberts Baby Cordial in my practice
for nearly three years i think 81 far
superior to any preparation j have
used In the treatment of Infants"
Your baby's life IS too valuable, syoji
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Sole Manufacturers
lFoR SALE BY MARTINS DRUG
STORE.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-27

A store that ranks high rs an ad.
,ertiscr ranks high as Il store-ai
ways. Look for an exception TO this
rule-and look in vain,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-27
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SO Christmas time came round again.
With all The same old dishes;
For something new we went in vain
{ In Christmas cards and wishes.
But never mind, the old will do,
Love Will not-stop 70 ireason;
God bless the day, and God bless you
And all the entire season. IS.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-27
FOR RENT

FURNISHED RIO oM--For rent fur.
nishel room in family Of two-441s
Washington ST, near B. and Q. de-
pot, \. y, n
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-27

aHousE&%For rent four room house.
Apply 7O1 Glenn avenue.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-27

DoG-Lost, female setter dog. q
months old; reward for Information
or. return uf dog. Address Dave
Lambie. Watson. W. Va.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-27

SAFE FOR sALE-one Medium ave
Safe, mades by the Barns SAFE g
Z Lock Co..; safe can be9seen al room
No. 405 Jacobs building ADDRESS all
communications to Box 81, Riyess
vile. w. Va.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-27
IOBA 5BB
MORE
BAD WEATHER.
PREDICTS spoWi.AN1 Ham FOR
THIS WEEK p THERE WILL
BE AN EARTH QUAKE ON
THURSDAY OR FRIDAY. 4

One week before December 25thi
the West Virginian's weather fore.
caster said that there would be a
white Christmas in Fairmont, and
vicinity.
Did he make good?
He did.
EIt Is true that there was not a great
deal Of snow Christmas eve but there
was sufficient to cover the ground on
Christmas morning and 1t was the
first white Christmas for Fairmont
for the past several years.
The local weather sage cerainly
Shit the mark last week, for there
was not a day he was off in his pre-,
dlction.
I Christmas celebration had no effect
onithe West virginlan's weather fore
caster and he comes forward with the
prediction for this week, reading as
follows: Ill. sl
th,s o osan ~ 80, aho ,vt' 90 doaraas
December 27-Cloudy. rain or snow
a. 81 ,,i.ht Tenner,t,ra az n AZ
nacan,b o,. 9s-C,o,lv SNOW ~ min
!, na,rrina. no,der snow - nieht Tom.
narat,,ro % ~ AZ ! 8
nacarhor 9d--p,rtlv cloudy snow
enr,.,es morninp and noon continued
cold .na snow q nis,t nera,ure
On - OK 800 ',s@,.
Daoan,hon an por,,,, o,ordy srow
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-27

When you decide to sub.let one OF
your rooms. don't be "stingy with
words" in telling ad.readers what it's
like.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-27
FOR SALE

FOR sALE-only four more OF my
Thompson Ringlet Barred Plymouth
Rock cockerels left. VIII sell cheap
il taken ut once. n =. HE DERsoN
Bell Phone 46sirR. r. No. ii