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Methodist Church.

Services at the Methodist church
tomorrow will be as usual. Presd
ing Elder I. S. Armstrong will oc-
cupy the pulpit both morning and
evening in the absence of Pastor
Porter
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Catholic Church.

Services at the Catholic church
Sunday, August 18th as follows
First mass 8 a. m. Second mass a.
m. Sunday school $3.50 "a m Rev. j.
McGraun, Pastor
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The regular editions of the paper
had been issued before the flames
broke out and there but few perssnG
in the building at the time. Ne sas
was hurt
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Epworth League.

Devotional service tomorrow at
7:15 p. m. lead by Miss Dora Pat
terson, who has just returned from
the encampment at Epworth- blythe
Sea. Leaguers who miss this meet
ing Will regret it.
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IN THE CHURCHES.
First Baptist Church.

Rev w. A farrell of Dallas will
occupy the pulpit, both morning
and evening. Bible school at 9.3e a
m. Senior and Junior B. Y. P L. at
7 p. m.
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Wood! Wood!

Now is the time to get your vita
ter wood We are unloading Sons
fine pinoak Phone us your orders
Shive & Keys q
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When yoL need plumber can
Bunkley. with F. S. Cronk Co both
homes 81 u
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Read the Daily Light Want aas,
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+ PIG NEWSPAPER
/ PLANT WRECKED.

Explosion Results in Complete De-
struction of Louisville Herald.
Associated Press Special.
Louisville, KY, August 12.-Fire,
believed to have been caused by an
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Many Il Suffering Woman

drags herself painfully through her
daily taks, suffering from backache,
headache, nervousness, loss of ap-
petite and poor sleep, not knowing
her ills are due to kidney and blad-
der troubles Foley Kidney Pills give
quick relief from pain and misery
and a prompt return to health and
strength No woman who so suffers
can afford to overlook Foley Kidney
Pills Curlin's Two Drug Stores. d&w
Send us your job printing. 1t viii
be done right.
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Twelve Points of Excellence

Point 9. Agriculture An intelligent understanding
of Agriculture and Horticulture of value to every progress
sive citizen Realizing this the management last year in
troduced such course the preparatory school The work
is conducted both in the class and in the field
Point TO- Electives A sufficient number of well
balanced makes large number Of elective
unnecessary The value of the latter within
able limits should always be recognized There four
courses leading degrees besides considerable number of
electives.
Point H. Athletics The necessity forphysica develop
the basis Of sound Intellectual culture generally
recognized but careful supervisor of college sports by the
faculty deemed advisable protect students from the
evils which often regarded nseparabe from the sys
tenn Not only the athlete but the fraies student that
tiers the school has the benefit of competent physical
director We give due encouragement and adequate
vision to athletics
Point r. Accessories Breadth is given to the culture
of College students by the maintenance of we'll organized
literary societies We have societies between which
healthy rivalry exists insung enthusiastic interest in de-
batting essay writing, and parliamentary thus
pairing the students for the duties of active life.
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Hall reinforced faced
the building Aug
End and the building to be ready for occupancy Jan s 1917
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-22
HOSE TOSSED AWAY 81
Il u a a. HAD ROLL IN TOE,
Careless Mrs. Held Gets Back. 81 500,
n ThanksSto Santa Fe conduc. q.
~ Il TORS Efforts, 5.5

{ & : LOS ANGELES, Cal. April 90
While travelling to this city Mrs. Fran
scess Held OF Danbury. Conn. mad.
3yertently threw a pairSo Of hose out OF
the window OF q fast Santa Fe train
asfewSmiles west of Albuquerque.
Soon afterward she discovered that
she hafl left roll Of 81 800 In currency
in the toe of the stockiESs, and at
once appealed to Conductor Milo
EThompsonf:for help 10 recover It. AZ
3theEnext station Thompson wired back
to the agtn at Albuquerque to make a
search, which was done, and the stock
FFfngs and money We're found. ~
This information was wired to WINS.
low, Ariz,5 and when Mrs. Held train
arrived there the company's represen.
{tatiye' handed her the cash. This
Stockings, it5is stated, are now on the
way by mail, because they could not
he forwarded by wire.
\ Mrs Held gratefully wrote a letter
to the assistant passenger traffic man.
sager thanking the company, and ask.
Ing that full credible given Conductor
Thompson. He was given n credit
mark, and the letter went Into the
icompany's archives. h, (.
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HIGH SCHOOL DAY.

In order to promote scholarship,
literary proficiency and pure athletics
among the public high schools OF West
Virginia, and In order to strengthen
the friendly relations that exist be.
tween West Virginia University anil
such high schools, the university has
established an annual High School Day.
The date Of the first of these annual
High School Days will be Thursday
and Friday, May Is and 10. 1911. +
scholarships, good for four
years in any department Of the uni.
yersity. various cash prizes amount.
ing; to- $3.50 and, a number Of medals
will be- awarded.
There"wlll be examinations, debates,
essays. orations, declarations ami
athletic events. Candidates have
entered from Sutton, Hampton, Ron.
ceverte, Cameron. Elklns. Fajrnon.,
Middlebourne. .Buckhannon. Hunting.
ton, Charleston; Charlestown, Mounds.
Vile, Bluefield. New Mart!nsyille anil
Philippi 5t,a y .,.
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.F0RGEDECH|IE:.CI:iiK....
IS MADE q oD BY a RAILROAD
/ j MAN STATIONED AT; LuM BER.
4 PORT. * q 33,s3 3 Z, S{t'5 (. = z

t u
Captain e. Doney, OF the Baltimore
and Ohio police at Parkersburg, has
received word from B. G. Williams,
OF Skinne r'ss Tavern, to the eifect that
he had recovered s62.8O on a check
which he cashed for Z. s. limerick, Of
Lumberport. to which the litter Is al.
legged to have forged the name Of ".
Blair a fireman on the Short Line.
limerick is employed as a plumber at
Lumberport. 4 81 sii5 4
The check was the monthly pay Of
Blair, who lost 1t at the water sta.
ton at Lumberport. and which was
found by q boy and turned over to
limerick fora quarter. The check
passed through a bank at Falrmont,
and one OF Plttsburg. and finally went
TO the headquarters Of the Baltimore
and Ohio at Baltimore, where the sig.
nature to the check was declared to be
a forgery Blair having reported his
loss before 1t reached headquarters.
Upon investigation Captain Doney
traced the party who got the check
and limerick was identified by Wi,
llams as the manbto whom he had
paid the money ont the check. 1t de.
yeloped that It was not a loss OF the
railroad. and Captain Doney did not
push the prosecution. After he let
the caseirest, limerick paid Williams
the full amountof the check.
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lU1GEINAs0I SUSTAINED


Mere absancs 81 one spouse from
the OTTER, tfcugl yoiuntary, does not
icontitpte desertien. Not only must
cohabltation cease, but there must be
intent In the mind or 4 the offending
part, toi desert OF abaHd6h he 0tiief;,
and these two ingredl erits must com;
bine and scoexlst, Y says the Supreme
Court d Appeals ins atIirning the ds:
cision of the Circuit Court OF ,lonons
gala county I'M the case of Hall Sys,'
Hall Tie opinion or the court was
written by Judge sPoffe nbarger. IL
The Halls were married in March,
1905. Aschild was born fins July OF the
same year, and In September, also I'M
the same year; Mrs. HILL left tho
house in which she and her husband
lived and returned to her father, after
She had Informed her husband she
could no longer reside where they
were as long AS an aan tsof her Shass
band also resided In. the same house.
\ IN hls, suit for divorce Hall iciatns
ca desertion. while III was shown thai;
the only difference between them was
that the VI Re, wonld not reside In the
house with her husbands aged aunt
and was willing 10 go elsewhere and
live with her, husband.
1.-THE conduct Of the husband In tx
Ing the place and !; conditions OF the
matrimonial residence may subject
him to- the application OF another
or almost universal obsery:
ance,s says the opinion. In seeking
q idiyorce. he cannot obtain the bene.
ut Of his own wrong. = II M; q
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ASSESS TAXES
STATE BOARD toF PUBLIC WORKS
MEETS PUBLIC SERVICE CoRPo.
RATfoNS IN MAY,

q CHARL EsToN, April 2".-Notices
have been sent out by the Board OF
Public Works TO all public service
corporations calling their attention
to the fact that the board will sit
for the purpose Of hearing all persons
who may be interested in the assess.
ment of taxes for the year 1911 on the
following dates: Express companies
and steam railroads, May /; street rail.
roads. toll brides and CIR lines. May Q;
pipe lines, telephone and telegraph
lines. May 3. The board also requests
that briefs and statements relative to
the assessments must be filed with the
board not later than May s.
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described real tate. belonging to ytliei
estate OF Enos ndefson, eceaseds
consisting OF lots nun ered 95s, Il, ri z.
49, IS ]. 4, 4 s. ~ and "a. located.
tinS the Anderson 3 diitiorS to fihe$C City
lof airmont Marion county. est WI.
iginia, and designated and laid du@n
on a map or plat, OF saId { Anderson,
Addition, ofsrecord III the Clerk oiliee
Of said county In deed book No. .lt
page f495. II ( 4 \
4. 2 TermsS Of sale, ~ iisS Y. N
K pne.th.rd OF the purchase money, or
as much, moreHas thet purchsspe3 us
purchasers thereof may elect Is pay.
In cash on the day Of sal 81 Jaiid the
balance In two equal installments; pay.
able In six;and twelve mon tbs sresnec.
lively after the date sof ssafd sale, for
which deferred payments OF unpaid
purchase money the purchaser or pir-
chasers Shall execute Id ssaidScommis.
sionsr his notes, payable IN SIS and
twelve months from SAID lite. within.
terest; al, a further security for the
payment thereof thessafd special com!
missioner shall retain d vendors lien
In the conveyance Con teyances for
said property uponStile said property.
I .y5 IA e. G. FRAME. 4s,. !.
Special commissioner.
I, ", s! Black, clerk OF the, Inter.
mediate Courto Marion county. West
Virginia, hereby certify that bond In
the penalty Of IS, 600 90, as provided
In said decree OF sale. with security.
approved by me as sufficient has been
given By the said special commits.
sioner. 5!s 3 i a; 81
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NOTHING. IMPROPER:
That IS iNTRiNslcALLY IN IN.
= FluENclNG A MANS WIFE TO
i LEAVE HIM rs RULING of N. Y.
SUPREME COURT. @4a 4,

p ] :. lily United I'fesa) z ~.
Z NEW YORK. April 22.-That there
is nothing intrinsically improper in in
luancing a mans wife to leave him,
was the ruling made In the Supreme
Court today BY Justice Giegerich. lie
sustained the demurrer made by Hen.
ry T. Shelmer, a Brooklyn millionaire,
to the complaint made by Alfred C..
Ellsworth, who sued Sheimer for $780,.
900 for the alienation of Mrs. Ellis.
worth's affections. ~
Counsel for shelmer argued that
even II he had advised Mrs. Ellsworth
to sleave her husband and sue for n
divorce. he did no more than n law
yer would have done. Justice Gcige.
rich took the same view.
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sTAFT'sn REssIoN B o ftiAy PAci.
sEic PUBLIC soPfNip IN


y President Taft i laeonis statement
that .'lt8 takes two to max ID war. IS
ia happy expression OF ID hopeful M.
ttional sentiment. .5sS;sSl
u tsmaS be grant tod In all icani or5that
tile Next lean situation has progressed
10 q point Where war would fbe posi-.
die. .harring the entirely pacific state
2of mind Of the American people jim.
J goism has IA u len flat I. n Eyeryw here,
says the Bal tinore News, there is d
ldisposit zion 10 look before sleaping. TO
make haste sloWly TO keep the; TEN.
5l,erSand to count the cost. 4
Il II The average recurrence. Of our wars
is measured by a generation The old
men liaye pass elll out Of authority.
The Young men have not the expert.
encas yNolInds hive been forgotten,
Tie debts Cancelled. There Is d spirit
ms old sas tie world OF trying as 4
new pertinent an exploded theory.
u only humanity could have q con.
tinuing 1eaYen 4 OF those Who have
known war, petrc 1 would be- q plati.
7tude instead Of an nsplration. q It Is
s,beca,ise or the easy memory OF the
waste md folly Of the war with Spain
that there. will be; at this time no war
With M exIco. The hot blood that boil.
ed in 1898 IS Still cooled with, the sor.
rows and the scandals attendant on
that careless lition. All over the
country today the same type and class
of men who before and after the de.
Sstrnction Of the Maine ragged at the de:
lay OF Congress In declaring a war
would today take slchga revenge on
the Congress that would declare 1t
without being drfYen TO II. as would be
ID landmark In political history.
faceRofs d istrange brand Of
Mexican al ploniacy which even seems
bent on the estructive ,expedient OF
isolidifying q divided nation at the cost
ora cpnfllcts TO which tberel could be
but the one disastr ous end ttbehooves
every American toS Tight to hold
his tongue. and to- add his single in.
stiuence otthe great force iof "a public
opinion which3will regard war as the
last resort. and then sleep a night on
the opositfon. The memory OF a
FORMER spree is entirely 4ootrecent to
Justify aStemptation to Its repetition.
#
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J, we are stiii looking FOR sbrlne and
awaiting THE departure Or


y ave are stiil looking for sbrlng and
Cautiously awaiting the departure of
E@jnter. S
But slitie plantin ehas been done!
Farmers are improving every ho,ir
that III Is not raining or showing IN
| getting ready for the spring planting.
Hindman yanglld der. OF upshurg conris
Gty, IS wishing felat In this com,
lFmunity. x X & S S
Mi. and slrsss Luther ISeeneri were
Visiting al NJ. s. yangild one day
sMr. and Mrs Vance entertained lit
dinner; Friday IN honor Of ;Reys. Miller,
Of Bradoca, IL; q ! lloyd y e, of En-.
lterprise, and lBroo ks Morgan, Of Mt.
Is Herschel Toothman was calling on
James Vance. Friday afterno on., q
Mrs Xallie Hawkins spent Satur-
day with friends ms airmoRt. Misses
[tLinnie tiller and " Tile Carp Ter acs
coinpani& l her home and Will yislt Il
few weeks IN the country.
Sunday school was organized at Mt.
Clear last Sunday: Mr., life Tooth.
Imam was elected superintendent and
Miss Eflieg Hayhurst assistant, y
IS Smiths saw mill Is busy saving
Humber for y Jerome Summers " Az
John Vance ;iss hauling lumber for
M yangildef. 4 ~ \; ~ $,sSi
David Hay hurst and VIII Carpenter
lare hauling Tor Jerome Summers.
sSS Mrs. Ellen Vance was Visiting her
lmothef Mrs. 4 sbetca Wang glider and
sister. Mrs. Brooks Morgan, last week.
Mrs. Rose ~ atson and son, Alton,
Mr.. Hlndinan Wang der, OF upshuf
county ,,and Mr.. and, Mrs, vi tGe, spent
Sunday evening with Mrs. Brooks faforf
gan. * i X !. q :. q II! H
n Our road supervisor, Abraham Page.
had . gang ofsmen and the road ma.
chine on our lane last week working
the roads,. H 81 b. \ II So y
Mr.. Chas. Watson Is farming for Mr..
Mount Boyd. 4, I, III Ms KS
Mr.. Frank Swisher, OF Winfield, has
leased the Baker farm on Ruben's Run
and moved there last week. AZ 81
Mr.. Bailey. Morgan Is breaking
ground for an orchard this spring.
Mrs. Ellen Vance has received an.
other shipment Of trees this week for
her fruit farm,
| 1t looks Ike the: people, Of this dis
|trict would have plenty Of fruit In n
few years. Freeman and Camden Van:
glider will both add small orchards to
their farms this spring. t.s55.55i
| IF - :, A ~ e "a TEXAS {DILII.,3Ss
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.|A||!!L!.E Hl|Z|.I|'|E.. IRlINllR.'



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were jseej ;,ae;l I.rat Nj !. tfI,iirh 81 q
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THAI while ifs i6st,ort RI II ID darl; 4, Il
isn,t what sha 4 IA 4 Ana M III 1!
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NOTICE oFTRUsTEE,s SALE.

NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE.
By virtue Of the authority vested in
me by certain deed ofjtrust, bearing
date on the 25th dayfof February,
1905. executed by John z. Smith and
wife to the undersigned, WIS. Mere.
dith. as trustee. to secure to Hep. Gil.
more the payment of two certain prom.
issory notes therein described. and re.
corded In the clerks office of the Coun.
ty Court OF Marion county, Westtvir.
ginia. In Trust Deed Book. No. 10. mage.
1923. will on ATtJltDAY,, THE 13tlr
DAY OF MAY, 1911, at 2 o'clock p. H.,
at the front door of the Court House
Of Marion county, West Virginia, offer
for sale at public Auction TO the high.
est bidder the following two parcels
Of real estate: IA p ssej,sS \ 4
First:-All that certain house, and
lot situated in the City Of Fairmont,
Fourth ward, and known on the plat
Of the addition to said city, laid on by
the Fairmont Development Company.
as Lot No, I III Block No. 3, fronting
on CASTOR avenue Is feet and extend.
ing back the same widths OF Is feet,
distance Of 800 feet to an alley, be.
lng the same property conveyed to q.
NJ. Ayers BY E. R. Bonneburger and
wife by deed dated the 10th day OF
May, 1902, and recorded In Deed
Book No. 115, page 2G4, and being the
came property that was conveyed to
the said John E. Smith, designated by
his abbreviated name OF J, i, Smith
by q. NJ. Ayers and wife bysdeed bear.
Ing date on September 4, 1902, OF rec.
ord In the clerks office OF the County
Court OF said county in Deed Book No.
-, page So. There is excepted
from the above grant the coal and
mining rights in and under said prem.
Uses. sE,
Second:-A fraction OF land in Man.
nington, Marion county. West Vir.
glnia, lying between Water street and
Buffalo creek, being oil OF that frac.
ton lying between the property oil
Sarah HENDERSON and Belle Kepler,
and fronting on said street 40 feet and
extending back with said property to
Buffalo creek; being the same prop.
erty. that was conveyed to the said
John e. Smith, designated ms j. E..
Smith, by two deeds. One executed
by Mrs. E. Winetrobe and husband to
the said Smith and G! B. Kendall, bear.
Ing date on the 9th day OF July, 1897,
Of record In said clerks Office in Deed
Book No. 10, page 479. And the 9th.
| er deed bearing date on the 21st day
Of December, 1897, executed by c. II.
Kendall and wife to said John E.
Smith, OF record in said clerks office
In Deed Book No. 81. page %.
80 Terms Of Sale. q
Said sale viii be made on the fol.
lowing terms: One.third (1.3) of the
purchase money. cash In hand on the
day OF sale. one-third ga thereof
with yinterest,in one year, and the resi-.
due thereof, with interest. in two
years from The day OF sale: The pnr.
chaser will be required to execute
his notes with good security for the
deferred payments Of purchase money
and vendors lien will be retained in
the deed to the purchaser, to secure
the unpaid purchase money. Il.
Given under my hand this 18th day
Of April, 1911.
W. s. MEREDITH,
Trustee.
Apr. Is, %, 20, May G.
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" DOMESTIC :, Il i d 2TR AGEDY..

You seem a little stiff this morn
Ing. said the next door ncis hbors as
they walked 10 the car line. /: \. y, {:
Yes. y IeDlle,ls he other: man. 81
had TO bling iftthe confounded lioust
plants before Ireakfast5-aad there's =,
rubber. tree among them; that weighs
IA ion, Ny wife told ME 10 bring EN-
IN last night and ! wish ! had 3
Forget emf" j. y 3iJ.ail
mo. Ifdidn't forget 'ema ], lefti'c,n
irNt IN tile hope the frost would nip
.em, but there's no such tluck!s-Cieye.
land rlair Dealer III 4,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-22

The Anual Meeting of the Stock.
holders Of Clarksburg and Weston
Electric Railway Company will be
held at the Office Of A. b. Fleming IN
the City Of Fairmont, Marion county,
West Virginia, (that being tho Office
OF said company. yoniMonduy. the sth
day OF May. 1911, at 11:oOso'clock a.
M. for the purpose OF electing a. Board
OF Directors to serve for the ensuing
year, and for. the transaction or any
other business coming before said an.
nual stockholders meeting. ;'.I ~ ~
W II II WALTON MIJbER,
Seeretay; Glarkshirg ,nnds Weston
e Electric Railway Company. S'l
April 1. 1911. ~ 4wks
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TO SAVE s15,ooo,ooo ON ORE.

!. Announcement was made yesterday
that the iron, ore season opens with a
reduction of;50 cents per ton from last
years prices, and heavy sales are ex.
Npected during the coming week. 4,
On an estimated consumption Of 80.
,oO0, 900 tons OF Lake Superior ore the
reduction means saving }of SIG $1,000.
900 to the manufacturers OF Iron and
steel 81 .a u The saving on "a ton Of pig
iron will tbe 81. s,tal.5 b y
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A TREAT EoR THE DOCTOR.

.
A philudclDhian, who has since then
fortunately regalned his health. was
last year the subject Of an extended
examination by specialists
THE examination seemsito have de.
lighted Dir. Blank" said the patient
to- one of the doctors, when they were
alone for a moment. for I have no
,ticed that his eyes are positively beam
ing. | assume, then, that my case IS
not u grave. one
+, WELL" hesitated the physician ad.
dressed, Il hardly feel justified in
saying that. Bntl understand from
DR.. Blank that he Is going to perform
IA number Of Interesting operations on
y,7u."-L'Ppincotls.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-22

4 Pursuant 10 atSdecree of the Inter.
mediate Court of Marion county. West
Virginia, entered on the goth day Of.
February, 1911 in the chancery cause
OF Mary a.. Rodgers VS.. Nettle BoSers
ct all, the! undersigned special com'
missioner Will. on 81 Z s,t:3
SATURDAY, the 9th day Of May. 1911,
at the front door OF the Court louise
Of said Marion county, ut q o'clock p.
IN. Sof that day. otrer for sale to the
highest bidder or bidders the following
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NOTICED IT2

'"rEe horse laugh Is going OFT G!
polite society."
And irstead?"
Eve haye the automobile smile Of
superiority. washington Herald.
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JUST LIKE x MAN.

i. Isn't that Just like a man!g ex-
claimed the Arct,"; explorers Wife.
What's tthe Mates !,tgllf flS!
lie s. eaten nothing but penrnlca,l
for. two. years. and today he ) kicked
just becalsefl had a.warmed over din
te1Ii-Ettrolti FfeeEPres jG tlit s
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-22
AN AWFUL. PUNISHMENT.

80 you're going to introducN base
ball among the prisoners? ! don't APP
prove. What will become OF disci-
E.inc?" 5,E& 4
III nan .ets too ,obstreperous,
re;Ga"ked the warden, confidently,
well make him umpire."-Philadel-
phia Ledger. .t,'g !. Ess-