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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-06-27
5.sA.!M1ala.

The people Of ouf Sillage ate still
enjoying fairly good health
Misses Wanda and HifEa tiaHkina
were over Sunday guests . their
grandparents MI. and Mrs Tlomas
Hawkins.
Mrs. Dent West and sof cafl are
visiting Mr.. and MIS- John u West
at this place,
Mrs. Nancy 4elsliell ct Fairnpnl,
lis spending some time With her ton,
Mr.. j. j. Heishel lsand dauf hter. Mrs.
Jacob McHeIrys and other relatives
and friends at this place
Mr.. and Mrs, n ll Heck sand dhuTll.
ter, Nellie, were Sunday glsIioIt at
Mr. Emery Hecltss
Mr.. and Mrs. III Slaw nnd son,
Harry, were Fairmotii Visitors Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. gtehots ind children,
OF Fairmont, were Sunday Visitors a
Mr.. Jacob Rogers,
Mrs. Sarah Sattefleld went 10
Fairmont Sunday eYenine
Messrs. Jacob 1cHenfg, Gideon
Murphy eand Jasper deNicker were
Fairmont visitors SATURDAY
Since our last whiting TIE hustllng
supervisor has BEEN over the,fond
with the road inachllle Wahavo
heard OF more arcidenla so we
think 1t might BeBsaie fpr fle alto
mobiles or alFships ia start up The
creek.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Baker ana
Children Of Fairm0nt were Sunday
visitors at Mr.. John q. 4Heels
MISS Leafie NcIienfys of Winfield,
was visiting her uncle, Jacob NC.
Henry, over Sunday.
Mr.! and Mrs. ~ % Baker and chill
dren were Snuday VIII Srs On Grassy
run.
Mr.. and fss llls2ottli Morganand
children were. Sunday yisiiots Oh NJ
Abner BEoWnls.
4 Mr.. Samuel YahC Glider Of Taylor
county. was visiting Ak M Boyerl
Boyce's Saturda y and Sunday
v Mr.. and Mfs. Huyefa Hoyce vefo
visitors at isaifmont saluf.
day. 5s
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-06-27

Slice up very finely two small on
IONS, alettace pulled into small pieces.
Put them into salad bowl, shave
some lean cooked ham on & top.
Sprinkle lemon juice, dredge over
with salt cayenne, black pepper, a
little castor sugar and sOupspoon of
[ garlic, add a little vinegar and oil,
SPRINKLE powde hard-bolled yo1k Of
eg over and serve.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-06-27
Maple SUGAR Cake.

iisj Two cups of sugar, one'half cup Of
lsb1tteff three eggs, a cup Of milk, three
Deups Of -four, two teaspoons OF baking
powder. Back In layers.
. Nipple Filling Boil three-Quarters
< ctip maple syrup to the thread degree
and use the whites OF two eggs well
beaten or until stir, then add the
syfnp, as few drops at time, beating
until stitf enough for filling. Put be.
t@eentlayers Of cake and on top when
cool,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-06-27

Try this for dinner some day: Slices
OF salt pork fried a nice brown, pour
on all sbut two tablesponfuls, have
isone pint OF milk hot on stove, put one
tablespoon OF dry flour in frying pan,
stir until cooked, pour in hot milk a
little at time and boil until smooth,
SAT- to taste; this with mashed pota-
toes, beet greens, lettuce, green apple
Spie, Is tasty.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-06-27
New NecI<wealIr.

~ With the laying aside OF furs new
style OF 1abot was demanded for wear
with the single breasted coats of this
seasons fashion. For this purpose
the Graduated side frill is the favorite.
Next comes the cascade just long
enough to fill the neck opening of tho
coat "A dainty touch Of embroidery
In pastel shades is sometimes added
to- the new necltwear with good effect.
The materials used in making Dutch
collars, side frills, fancy stocks and
\ jabots are white batiste, net mar
quisette, fine lace and beads.
Flowers for Millinery.
Would you know the flowers that
Y al e being made by the thousand over
B In Parlsiso that they may blossom out
on themllllneTy 81 the French women?
First on all there are the small June
roses III ihi1k, rich red and yellow
4 shad SiDlets are answering the
n call and arc, now being sold in all
stades ofipurple; yellow and white, If
youlwish.
Lilacs In white and lavender; wis
tafia m its graceful, drooping form,
{ and saellcately tinted hydrangeas are
here TO be used on crowns or to form
huge bunche son large straw shapes.
Moss roses and lilies OF the valley are
sofrequently combined on a hat that
I these flowers are sold in punches over
injParis already massed In their white
and colored forms. Peoples In the
light pink, the deep red and the glow.
ing. yellow colors are to be picked
from the counters in single and dou.
bic form, Cerlse velvet pOpies, i'm
manse In size, for the hat with only
4 one flower are much in demand.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-06-27
MilIToN : n,

BLUEFIELD WI vi, June IA
deal involving 4 million dollars has
just been consumated In tie Poca-
hontas coal Heid, Hon. Il b. ana Il Il.
Houston having taken over the prob.
critics Of the Biz keystone CclIlery
Co. The company have III ou,put Of
1000 tons a day and theFe Il D battery
Of $50. coke ovens.
The Houston Interests also have
the St6nscllh lease onPin.
nacle creek. a large track dat wllI Do
developed at once
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-06-27

Sprinkle the inside of the fish with
salt and pepper and do the same to
the outside, adding pieces OF butter
and dip a few spoonfuls Of rich sweet
cream over all. Bake until tender
and delicate brown. If properly
done you will surely try 1t again.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-06-27
PRIZE AUTOMOBILE
DELIVERED TO-DAY
MISS VERA JAMESON, OF sHINNs.
TON, RIDES HOME IN HER OWN
CAR THIS AFTERNooN-FAC-
TORY BEING BEHIND WITH Or
DERs MADE EARLIER DELIV-
cry IMPOSSIBLE.

Miss Vera Jamlson, who won the
$1,000 L. NJ. F.. Automobile in the
West Virglnlan's popular voting con-
test recently closed came down from
Shinnston to-day and took the car
home it being impossible to get de-
livery from the factory any sooner
owing to the fact that so many orders
were booked ahead for delivery this
spring and summer. The Newcomer
Motor Car Company from whom the
machine was purchased, did every
thing 1t was possible for them to do to
get an earlier delivery OH this car but
It has been impossible until now to
get the machine shipped. Mr.. New
conner said this morning he could sell
any, number OF these cars which are
very popular and practical at the
price IL It was possible to get deliv-
cry.
This car Is certainly up to all the
claims that have been made for 1t and
Miss Jamison is elated over the fact
that she will have one OF the finest
cars in Shlnnston when she arrives
there with her prize automobile this
afternoon, There are now seven
cars in shinnston and the West vir.
ginian has made the 9Th one possible
for the splendid hustling. little city
up the river.
b Before the car was delivered this
morning the Newcomer Motor Car Co.
tested THE machine over the streets
wifi a practical demonstration and
found 1t 10 BEL an easy and speedy
runner, x h z, /.
n When there sone thln g 4a want al
can do for yotB don't try To do ~ IN
some aaFdersan more s 4 y Il 81 way
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-06-27
7,rWlAs NOT NE.

The George Patton who was fined
SIS and costs by Justice Amos yester.
day on conviction Of drunkenness, las
reported ii today's local morning
paper, Sas not George Patton, . paints
err OF Nd, sos Fourth stree Il ecordtng
10 hisgstatemeis % the West treiil:s
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-06-27
zIOMSll IRE ROPE
OF TUE WORLD
BPasiOf Russell AddIess 70.
Bllbls Shtgils


Two lions and Two Glasses 81 zicr.
lists but An Paris III ths ersat Di;
vine Amansenis Fohtthe Blessing
IT Tho World IND tts vplift From
Sin, Depreciation and psatA u Pas.
tor; RussslI'ss 9 View \
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-06-27
Al odd But Nice Sandwich.

Boil three eggs hard, chop and add
small piece Of butter, while hot.
Chop small onion very finely and add
to eggs, Then mix with very little
vinegar until pastry. Add salt, pep.
per. and a dash Of French mustard II
: rightly chopped and mixed will spread
Z on bread like butter,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-06-27

San francisco.
Cd. June Is. Pas;
tor Russell ad.
dressed large audi
ences twice today
atthe Golden Gate.
he addressed
a Convention of
the "lnternational
Bible Students as
ISOLATION in ses-
sion here. He has
been making a sort
ofcontinental tour,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-06-27

/ The LQfu VIII NOT ftuIeWutI INtIu any
more-ihe bnsla for Tits full forgive
ness being the merit Of Jesus Fncrll,'.
/ Few have realized how clearly lhe
Scriptures set forth that lhc New Cove.
mint win be lsr7lellllsb- Il the promise
respecting L be carefully read and
noted Christ Is Tie Mediator q that
New coyennnt aud rs better sacrls
ldces hive been b. progress during this
Gospel Age il wtIlSbe Instituted With
the Ahclent orfliies titst but gfad:
.iaily Win ali the Israelites wllo lIoek
is the Iahdarl then lifted .up amongst
The people AS the blessings 81 restl'
tuition. eartnlg prosperity. heallh,
strength, Il h, begin to he manifested
amongst those living under tint Cove:
lnant aTrpns cement, other NATIONS; tho
Bible tells Us. viii also desire 70 enter
into It's blessings and they viii beper;
united sos 70 do. By Individually re.
touncing sin aud accepting the Cove.
nant aldIlts Mediator they will become
.'proselytes Of the gate. Hearken!
..AIany nations shall come and say, let
ms 60 upto the Mountain Of the Lords
Ho,1se. for He viii teach us OF his
ways and we WIN walk m His paths.'
p, z, !. -, 4, q
une MIG ,sut I'VE Es.nsale's.
u mas escaped Snristendom w g n.
eral until recently that tue DIVINE H.lrs
promise e Abraham Is 70 be f 1l lHl
through two seeds-one q heayenly
class, the other an earthly class, With
Messiah the Head over all tltomans
", 16). For eighteen centuries God
favored the Seed Of Abraham. the na,
ton Of Israel.
That period Of favor, explain It how
we may, began TO wanes about the time
Of Jesus death. 1t was completely
removed from them in the desolation
Of their land by the Roman army A.
D. 20. Now parallel time has been
reached. hence II y 'lne lor Ine u
turn Of 600 haSDt. az s,. ~ .eN :.
gus osSasi9ns- y 80 :" e. sase IS y \
rs t.,,, ~. 81. III
tle sem.uas ~, ussl - sy =. !. :
PIE. NOT y LasoraDlg " y. g 80 y z
Jay 20 more tnan5 sasu.een sei,.lties'
y sut ms Glesslng y opls " .nnl ~.
s :: DIVINE layor. y S5ous uue'
ume, VIII accomplish !or- w Snos Y,
People all me precious promises. OF Tue
Law ana OF the tropnegs Alreauy
the Jew Is awakening tot e reallzatlen
OF TINS great truth.
A voice Is sounding from the wilder;
ness and the Jews everywhere are
hardening tole II does not call them
TO become CHRISTIANS, put g remain al
Jews andto realize, as jews. the Ideals
set before them By the Lord In the
Law and IN the Prophets. 10 all
those exercised thereby great pless'
ing Is near. Which VIII more t ina
compensate for the sorrows OF the past
Neither BY swords nor guns nor dreaa
thoughts, neither by lying alrships nor
torpedoes VIII lsraeIs great victory oe|
gained; neither by money power ana lll1
worshlplng OF the golden ealt q hnanee
nor BY trusting In the arm Of 4 hesh; put
by looking 70 the Lord. from whom on
will come their help.
Messiah's Spiritual Empire. about 9l to
be established viii bind SATIN. e.
strain every eyl. ana ltE up p. e stana q
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-06-27

-,.' ~ ~. ~, r' w.. vi ~, o.,,s,l- ~
A. ,'., ~, y, 5.ro Il, essr,sl torment
~, ,s,. y ~, e1',, .,, ~ , ~ author.
u. s, ,'.,s 4. e,.n ,s' ,o ,,'h Glow in
~, ~ >f p,,,,o :, pss,.s s, Z {.
.rs - ,osas.s,rs ,ne f,,nreh not fl,e
,s es ,,,,ss ss da IN whom ia
IA f II tl,enl Ele aIso did pre,ies!
tinafe That they should be c6nformed
tothe image of HIS son. Such 4 pre;;
destination on Sod = part ~ etln
heartily endorse. " lo cslns slys that 8 y \
would be right on COD part ~ e accept
any 70 membe rs6lp sin the glorious Mes.
slalic BODY Of which i tless Us rs rye
Head. except such as are pure y heart.
Raintly. and 50 demonstrated even spy
deTg trials and disc lines!
God kept secret this mystery. 81
Paul declares mystery that He y =
now selecting Q favored class 2 p &c
associates with Messiah IN the lA y g
dom OF GOD. Tor wnle q We nave les !.
praying, and through when the M y
world OF mankind WIN Shorty g
blessed NOW the gnuTens eiect ,,s,ll =
about completed' tne Eas!or Dellesess
and therefore, "o'o Is tne tlme lor more more
Light TO shine out mat COOS IntIner
gracious purposes toward natuEai IS
rael and the world may De more Clear
" seen.
The Heavenly zionism.
The ziontsm Of the mast eighteen cen.
tnries bas been of the heavenly kind.
II has been callink and inspiring to
ioying zeal obedience and activity
snch az have fine .tbearing ear for the
heavenly calling to ioint.helrship with
1fessiah Thls rlorious privilege IS
obont "a ont, becanse the fnlI number
nredesfinated Of the lord will soon
have been completed. Meantime, the
Pastor and Others Of Gods consecrat-
ed people should be zionists ~ the
highest sense Of the word and laying
aside every weight and every besettlng
sin, each should strive to make his
calling and election sure to q place
in the Heavenly zlon-the Kingdom OF
Messiah.
It will be from this Mt Zion, the
spiritual Kingdom Of Messiah. that the
Law will go forth during the thousand
years Of the Messianic reign; the great
Judge and Law.giyer Of the world VIII
be the glorifed Redeemer; and Bis as
sociates, In bis various Offices OF
Prophet, Priest, King. Judge and Medi.
ator, will be the faithful Atonlsts OF
the present time who follow IN the
steps Of their Redeemer. delighting to
lay down their lives for the Truths
sake and for the brethren's sake. IN CO.
operation with the great Captain OF
their salvation, through the merit Of
BIS imputed righteousness.
The Word From Jerusalem.
A. soon no AZ. zion me Kingdom
,,,all no ;comnleted Nv tbe oioriacationl
~ tho Iost member M ire, church Il
tv,Il ho fine for tlisS I ,aw n Id forth
th -. e. FL, Tho corract ion a right.
oon.nas. - +to ,yorld's oefoirs.3for
.tSa sS over+SroIy 80 ~ ssyerv Form Of IN.
ta,,,ty and syaryth,no; CONTRARY 70 the
raIden pr,a IN otber yJorIs when.
tho IS,ns,,om class shall have been
c cn nv tho elective nrocess
y6Icb Il the niylne.. arra \ ,,irement e
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-06-27

III Cal, June Is. Pas
Il tor Russell ad
dressed large 7audi
yl ences twice today
OH atFthe Golden Gate
NJ he addressed
NJ a Convention ot
the "lnternational
.Il bible Students As
ISOLATION" in ses'
All sion here. he has
Al -- been making a sort
Il lfASi0 RsRllSSELElI ofconhnental tour,
including Indian.
apolls, St Louis, Kansas City, Pueblo,
Colorado Springs, Denver, Salt Lake
City, Los Angeles and Santa Cruz. in
all these cities local branches Of the
II. B. s. A. invited him and made ar
rangements for public addresses. Not.
withstandlng the strain Of continuous
travel and continuous public speaking,
the Pastor seemed in excellent health
and vigor. He spoke enthusiastically
Il - 0FSFT1 Ia0NnnffnN9
~ III, r,nas ,sb,cb eha Ind enioved He
."as spsc,sliv nle1sed With his CaIlfor.
n Ma oynerianees and The glorious climate
noted at his several stopping places.
The PASTORS visit is unique in an.
o,bor rasnect. learning Of his intend.
al nrooram ssomeIof bIs friends asked
norn,ission .togm5an,.e nm 4 marty 10 nc.
aennonS b,m He rladly assented As
rosnlt a trafn.Ioad 81 Bible students
orc With Nbim-about one hundred. and
s sIe " IN IN
St1 Mbi,.. tho cotden sG.te Convention,
., tha aoai; ~ tho tonr i "a nut the
. - .an eT ro,nt ~ tho 'aycnrsIon marty
S ~. a po 49, 80 ~ bsld m tbe return
tavrnav 81 Sacramento Portland. TIA.
Coma seattle Il Vancrouyets Calgary.
,wtnn,nec, fSnIntb. sBnffalo and, Toron.
- the Iatter beInr reached July 10th.
T NJ 70 postor,s sehaIne ID, novel and q
ha ~ ona. for sureIy what he
Sos nndertsl.en 'nnd Il. carving ont i
m , law manis.' burden. From the
a avn .bere We ! s,,rInlse that the
R,hIei students along Ishls course Of
trayel WIN he Messed stimulated. en-.
srrized I Pastor Russell and his party
ha ar, Win tbefa rom fbe3 Golden Gate
t Enc ,ood wishes snS Christian love Of
MANI ma 1 friends
The EarsnIY iz'on'sn.
Speaking ron tne teAs I, Tue Law
shall so tortn from rG a ~, AGn anu tn y,
Word Of the Lore from EI! SeFu ga,,
lsa1an u g. t'as.of nus ~, uecla ~,
that Cnflsuans nave inadvertently
misapproprlated 10 themselves many
promises q the scriptures y walcn are
not wholly theirs Christian acreeas
and theories nave suFmlsed that'
through the rejection Of Jesus gu Jews
dying IN tlppehet OF Messiah were
foreordained an eternity OF torture
because Of that unbelief In the Only
Name,
A more careful study Of the Bible,
he declared. Is showing Bible Students
the error Of this position, Jews who
do not accept Jesus as their Savior and
who do not become followers In His
steps IN the '.flarrOw way will indeed
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-06-27

Y "a dread efs become nome owners as
d matter 0f cours for they GET M.
lTER STRB M THE 0PI1EtTsY'
3P0 siFfo IN THIS eiTlg and
Ithsy IIsAIslS ming about real estate
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-06-27

4 There are bDut three Thousand
wedding aver n hours taaing the
entire gpsld in' cons deEasiols
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-06-27

sabgltIho t0F ia WesE YIEsIalaR.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-06-27

n When there, thin 6 q want az
can do Tor yon. don't try to do AZ In
some ElardeTsand more xSensiy way
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-09-08
CRAIG COUNTY VALUATION
PLACED At S4,284,436

Oklahoma city. Sept bThe total
value of county property including
farm lands, live stock, personal prop
erN and all property assessed by
Township ASSESSORS for 1911 reaches
$t0th,S5S,l96, as against S69S,2246S1
for 1910, Valuations by counties are
aa follows;
Adaiv $s,et6,bfa, Alfalfa SG2, ttS,s69.
Ateka SlSlS,1Sl, Beaver S61tS,ss9
Heekham Ns.tiG4Sb. Blaine Su,N5.
500, pryan $tS.S59,sst. Caddo St7,645.-
SS6. Canadian Sta.SS5.6Os, Carter $ts,,
ht6,$o9, Cherokee S5.t7sJ9o. Chootaw
$S9re,SEt Cimarron $tS9a.S6$, Glove
land $tNNo0t6o Coal $t,e561sS. Co
manehe $sS,SSS,Sl5, Gratis SI4s$GtES,
Creek SlS,oSt.t&$. Custer Ste.Sss,ISl.
Delaware $A0&S,6tS. Dewey $7.S45,tSS.
Gli& S$.&96t5o Garnold SS&I5S&lS>
GarNm $lk,lGttS, Grady $S&Se9.sSS
Grant $2S9Se,oSS, G4vev $I1.sSa, az,
Wavmen $NS69,5ES. aSypee $SSttEoS.
0aSke0 $E,&sAt59, lguSNeS $92SS,SoS,
1scNsan $lt,S>A,E3e, jefferson $ssSS.,
ase Johnston $S,S3A&t& NAY $3.50
&Et. NyaxeSAer $lAS&S.ass, NsewS St1.-
$f&.@>K l&Uasey $S3eE$3& leFso7s
S>,%etl leaS (Sse>>'a S}cA&ssS3& IeSs2
So S&a>4a& lave S&S1ESe AtaS,-
81 50 tS1 NSrSAsa sass $50 0aysS
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-09-08
DAILY TRAILED WHITE
WITH GUN IN HAND

Tulsa, Okla, Sept with a Al
caliber pistol in his hand and on the
trail of p. ]. White, president of the
Exchange National bank, w. S. Daily,
a well known oil man, was arrested
in the lobby of the Robinson hotel last
night. DALI was angered, it is said,
because White had secured an oil lease
which he had once owned but forfeited.
and had drilled good well on it.
White was in his apartments in the
hotel, unconscious Of any danger, when
DAILY was arrested in the lobby below.
DAILY was fined for carrying concealed
weapons and committed to Jail. White
left for the east later in the night and
will not return for several weeks.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-09-08
Motoring Through New
England

a.zE e5eet4t1ss save seeE @se1z21ez.-
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zasI zzFs beer DsDg,lsf fGs + e
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re aaz1e " agfaeaaD@-D1e cd
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trsazze1.aee.a Institute q Ts1L-
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5o-rz1t Gsl1. za1 = Fsoogllzed - t-s
9rea,ees s,Lool u ~ kind ia TIE
z1rf9
kadelse CsHegs FOR women E1Lch
5er- " Hars4f1 vas named IN
as11r - Ana Racclise Lady MouIaonj
nao. l. Is4. uzz t5e frst WOMAN %
s11o : acaolarehlp in an American
.astlr.t.ol.
wellesley College for Women Is e1-
.lrel1 ndeDea4ent ard Is one q the
uoat roted. ard progressive instit1-
tse1s ia the world. lt has about twelve
h~Edred students. It's standard of
scholarship Is high. and has an in
ldlgiduallfy highly esteemed By irs
alumni and friends. The buildings
I and grounds are ideal
Potion has always stood very high
/ ss q musical center. 1t has claimed
for many years the best orchestra in
the United States.
More lectures are given annually in
Boston than in any other city in the
country-and they cover, 50 l am told,
every variety Of subjects that arrest
the attention Of human beings.
Taking all the evidence into con-
slderation, a great deal Of which is
not even mentioned here, it would
seem Boston is entitled to recognition
as an American Athens, and it is more.
It is the greatest manufacturing center
in America; it is the largest shoe,
leather and hide market; leads in the
wool, confectionery and dry goods bus
mess also; in the manufacture of rub
Der boots and shoes it stands first in
the world and in financial shipping
and other lines of trade is second only
to New York
But it is of historic Boston" would
think and write. In no other city in
America is the historic lore so abund-
ant; within the radius of two miles
from the water front every rod is
freighted with the history of the found
ing of our country. Few buildings yet
remain of the earliest period, but as
one wanders through the streets, the
eye meets tablets placed here and
there, which tell the story in brief,
and as we read them our mind con-
lectures what these brave pioneers
would say could they witness the
changes existing today, and view the
structure of Freedom and Progress
built upon the foundation laid by them.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-09-08
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DEATH To sUlREZ



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