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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-05
Erftrr!' dlleil,
8abmtreit ettt cut,
ihieDe1ter Grfol9?
Jalt our6mes ,u,trbe bent streifbe.
fell prompt 5olse seleiitet. - Sci.
ne ltnorbnmng. = Der 8egiuu bes
Strcifs perlief bar&meg obne ale
St1rmng.
Chicago, 80. Sept,

Der fir San1ltagpormittag 10
ubr anseorbnete @eneralitreif iammt-
li4er 8erfltd1ttenarbeiter Ser Snrri-
ntanl9en uho Der SQinois Central
8abn, sic Uni Sic anerfennung Der.
s5ooeration ibrer ei1t5elnen @eperf=
ldaften farnpfen, ideint our6neg ein
grfolg gu iein. gead 0en biz Sam-
ituaabenD aus Sem @ebiet Ser ssSuinots
Central uno oem @elten, mo oie Sors
rinan'iden 8abnen in 8etrodt TONI
men, porliegenoen gadri6ten tpnroe
Dem Streifbefebl fait obne M1snabme
Jolge geleiitet. Der : 8eginn oeS
5treifs poll3og li9 iiberau obne 1r'
seno melde l1nruben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-05
Sn Chicago.
Gb.icago, 80. Sept.


Bunft 10 ubr .5amitagpormittag
Ieqten 1000 @erfitdttenarbeiter in
Sen @erfltatten ser sSainois @entral>
Bobn in Bnrluioe, bei @bicago, ote
Mrbeit nieoer, sic Boli5ei batte umfai<
]enoe MaBreeeln getroffen, Inn &ube<
1torungen por5ubeugen.. 9lnes perlief
aber in Oronunl Streifbreder maren
3una6lt nibt 5ur Steue, es bieb 'aber,
Sic 8abnleitung babe iolde bereit,
tperoe lie aber am Sarnitag nidt n1ebr
einiteuen; oie Madtididt trat eben=
faus nidt our Arbeit an. SSn ben
Nerfltatten befin0en ii@ 5ur 3ett $50
2ofonotipen uno iiber 500 @agen
5ur @eparatur, 6ie nun liegen bleiben,
nuBeroem feblt sic 8eoienungsmonn=
idaft fir Die San1itagabeno bonn
Die1rit 8uriidgefebrten 2ofomotipen>
Die nidt gereinigt uno initon6 geieBt
1peroen f0nnen. Die Bis Samitag<
1ladmittag befannten 3ablen: Der
Streifer an sen peridie6enen Srte1
ii11o foIgenoe: gbicago, 1000; Omaba,
1000; Gerper, 175; gait st. 2o11is,
800; Seem Orleans. 1900; @anlas @i-
tp, 100; Sun slntonio, 500;;. Bids
burg, 600; Menpbis, 1900; &o1dtou,
1900; Ogoen, 500; Megon1b. Miii,
1000; Cos Nnee1es, t4O0.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-05
@aus ,1i1ber1tntbet.
y II tin, ga, I. Oct.

@egen bun0ertun0f n0funt51g Yerlone1t
falnen am Samitegna4mtttag anf
firdterli6e @eiie a1m's 2eben, als
Ser rieiige Stau0anm ser 8apleB
Yulp & Yaper So. oberbalb @uitln,
ser iiber 500 Minionen @a1onen
@aiier. bielt, brah, uno ii@ oie Bai-
lerr1aiien burd 6as Gbal iiber Die
Ortihaft ergoiien, 0ie geraoe5u bon
Dem grbbooen tpeggelbmemmt lpuroe.
8unddit puroen nur pier5ig, gum
tbeiI fur9tbar beritiimmelte 2ei4en
geborgen. Ser @ounerneur 1purbe 10.
fort beuadribtigt, l.116 pon oem ii
Meilen entfernten @ouoerSport iofort
Silfsoiige abgeian0t. Die &ataitro-
pie trat obne aue porberigen Mn5ei-
den elm, uno oer iiberlebenoe Sbeil
ser 1900 @0pfe 3ablenoen @in1pob.
neri6aft 1T auBer iid Dor S@reden
uno faum imlta110e, orbentlt6e Ber-
gungsarbeiten por3umebmen. &un-
oerte bon Yeri rionen bur6trrten am
5omitag Mben0 sic perlpiitete @tat-
te, nm nod 9lngeborigen un6 6reun=
Sen gu iu9en. Die anfangli@e ober=
fla6lide g6abung ser infolge Ger
l1eberf rflutbung ser 5tqot 1lm's 2eben
@efonnenet1 bat lid nadtrdgli@ als
piel gu bod gegriffen >berausgeitellt.
Sobalo iid cine tleine Mrmee bon
6reispilligen angeboten bate, ii& an
SEN 93ettungsarbeiten gu betbeiligen
uno ii6 einen 8eg onrdJ Die 3riim=
mer peridafft batte, fonnte ntan ei<
men l1eberblid iiber 0as Sriimmerfelo
getpinnen. Ser @da6en miro &c.
100000 iiberiteigen un6 6te aqgemei-
ne Mniidt gebt 1abin, bob Sic Staot
ni1t pieoer ,erbalt iper6e,l miro. 9luf
ieoen SAL 1T es: 5,1r @espibbeit ge-
iporben, 6aB 8nei Der groben Gabrif-
nieoerlagen 1ridt 1pieoer erri6tet mer>
Ben uno Die Mehr5aM Ser @ei6aftsz
1elte Ser 5ta6t fina115ien 5ugrunbe
geribtet iinb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-05
Seitf' / bis + /;
arie9 ertldrt.
BE 3iirfei antsuortct ansmeidenb aaf
3 stalien'S 1tltintatmm 1tnb arie8s.
erslarnng folgt. 9ripolis beiett.
Sic Sirfei 1uirb Der Decupatiou
'T'4' e NIT &affengepalt entge8en-
treten.
80 m, 80. Sept.

ITO m, ~. Sept.
@s lit bier amtli9 betannt gen1mbt
tpor6en> oab Stalie1 a1no sie &iirfei
1T dim 3uitanoe oes @rieges befin6en,
Ger ieinen Mnfang nabm I'M 2::3O
1br geadpmittugs am Greitag, 6et1
20. September. Als &riegsgrun6
miro angegeben, oaB sic Giirfei es un-
terlaiien fat, oie Soroerungen 5u er.
fiaen, sic Stalien in ieinem ultima
tum geiteut batte. Stalien tpiro fit
oie Si9erbeit Ser Staliener uno alIer
an0eren Musldn6er in Gripolis uno
@prene forgen, uno miro fid gu 0ie-.
lem 3mede aller WeitteI beoienen, oie
ibm 3ur @erfiigung iteben. Die 8Io-
daoe ser gon3en @iifte bon 9ripolts
un6 @Drene miro iofort betperf1tel-
ligt mer6en 11n6 alle neutralen Md4-
te tperoen bon oieier NeaBnabn1e 1T
8enntniB geiest meroen. Die Strei.
tigfeiten 81utiden ser 9iirfei 11no Sta.
lien. oie iett in elmer @riegserfl6r-
ung gipfelten, laiien fid Big auf Dos
SsSabr 1878 31riidfiibren, in6en bic
Mddte Bel MbidIieBung beg 8ertro-
ges, ser ben ruifiidr rtiirfiiden @rieg
etroete, 6amuls iib geeinigt baben ion-
ten, SStalien sic ufrieoIi9e Dur9orin-
gung bon Gripolis" gu geftatten. Die
Surfei bebauptet, 6aB oies &edt ieit-
Dem aud inmer reipeftirt tpur6e. sto=
lien bat SripoIis foloniiirt, Big iei-
ne Sntereilen in iener afrifaniiden
@ropin5 iebr groB ,puroen. Sc bat
aber bebauptet, oaB lire 1ntertbanen
bon Der tiirfiiden 8eb0roe fdIe@t uno
tpiafiirli6 bebanbelt puroen, iporous
pielfa6e Streitigfeiten entltan5en.
Ser Miniiter 6es MeuBeren, Signor
81 San @iuliano, enrpfing 6ie tiirfi-
ihe Mntmort burh Sen tiirfiiden 8ot-
ibafter uno ging iofort NIT ieinen
Ohtn1iniiter11 in 8erotbung. Gs
beiBt, oab sic ottonaniide Reeierung
6ie tDirtbi6aftli@en Mniprii4e { Stu
liens in Eripolis bonftdrbig nner-
fennt, es- aber bermieb, cine 6irefte
Mntport 5u geben auf oie Gor6erung
Ser italieniiden @eeierung, oie in betn
1llttmatum geitent mar, onb sic aiir-
lei iagen ionte, BOB =iie ser gepla1tte1
@eiebung pon Sripolis uno Gprene
feinen. @i6eritan6 leiiten tpiir6e,
Statt beifen ian6te sic 9urfei eine in
periobnli@em Sone gebaltene Mote.
6ie lDeiteren M1fi6ub be0i1gt bdtte.
Sc tpur6e befannt, 6aB oie 8forte gu
gleider 3eit cine Note an sic Mad-
te iibermittelte, in ser fie, tpie man
annimnt, ficb als 6en eefranften
Sbeil biniteute un6 1penigitens per=
i6leiert um Sr1terbention eriu@te.
Die foniglide &egierung beidloB,
6ur6aus an ibren nltinatun1 feit5u-
balten, a1n6 90 Sic geforberte 9lnttport
ausgeblieben mar, Sen &riegs5uitano
5uilden SStalien un6 ser Giirfei gu er-
flaren, 11a96em 0te "a 5tunben per=
ltri6en 1paren, Sic man Griit gegeben
batte gu ser 8eantiportung oes nlti.
matums.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-05
@mblid credit.

Bhi1a6elpbi ia, Ba., 80. Sept.
Cine ser angenebnlten Bfli9ten,
tpel6e it6 ser 5@obmetiter oes
3eutidtNmerifanilden @ationalbun=
6es, Sans @eniger BON &btIabelpbia,
BEL @elegenbeit oes 6. geationalfon=
pents 6es 81m0es, ser am 6. Big 9.
Sftober in @oibington, 9. g., abge=
bolten ,piro, gu entleoigen baben miro,
oiirfte aQer 8abrideinlihfeit na@ oa=
rim beiteben, beridten gu fonten, oaB
Die $25, 200, -6ie ser Nationalblno fir
6en 8altorius= =Denflnalfo16s ouf5n=
bringen batte, eingegangen iinb. Son
@errn &errnan &ibber bnt &err 8e-
niger einen 8eitrag bon $1,000, 5l-
gleih nit etnem 8egleiti6reiben er=
balten, in tpelben1 &err @iooer sen
@uni6 ausipridt, oab ser 8eitrag
bem Stnatsperbat6e bon Seem Sort,
0eiien MitgIieo ct iit, gutgeidrieben
-uer6e. @nBer6em bat iid @err @io,
Ser bereit erflart, an ser Spite eines
Musi6uiies bon Deutidysglmerifanern
oas Gels fir cine @eplifa beg gteu-
ben=DenfmaIs in @aibington fiji
8alleD Sorge alf5nbringen. Mud
Nufbringung Ser $4,000 onr9 sen
geationalbunb fnnn aid sic Mnpei.
Jung Ser bonn &ongreB belpilligten
$4,000 uno ban1it 6ng 8reigaus.
fhreiben fir Denfmolenttpiirfe erfoI.
gen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-05
Md)t ainber set6btet.
$ n 0iana, Ya., /. Oct.

" ~ y ~ ~ ~ 'fS~sf -
Ndt &inoer bon @errn un0 6ral
@m. Dias BON @eibbon, in Der gea<
be Don oieler Staot, I'M Alter bon
13 Sabren Biz 3 Monaten, muroe11
5onatag @ormittag in einem 5euer
berbrannt, mel9es bas Seim Ser
ssauilie 3er1torte. Die @ltern lieBen
Sic ainber in ibren 8etten, als iie Dos
sSeuer ent6edt batten, gingen nad Dem
erlten @todmerf uno nn6ten einen
geriu@, sic 5lammen 5u eritiden. Dus
1Seuer breitete ii@ nit iol@er @e-
.id1pinoigfeit aus; BOB es lnmogli6
1par, oie &inoer gu retten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-05
9aa @ableraebnik in Merifu.
Merifp, 3. Oct.

sss11oem er ieiner Mrfidt oie 8erid-
te aus beri1ieoenen @ege,t6en ser Ste
pnbIf 5u @runoe Iegt, erfI6rt 6ran-
cisco S. Ma6ero, ser offi5ien gum
Hrdiioenter grpdblte, es berride fein
3tpeifel ooriiber, 6nb fein @an6ibot
fir 6as @icepr6fi6entenantt Sole Bino
Suare3 bon Dufatdu, glei6faus err
,p1Bt tpor6en fei.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-05
81 aabraans oetOba,
8iers

3ier5.
2ebten Samitag traf unler bo@m.
Nfarrer S. s.. Stiegler BON .ieiner
flint n1onatli9en Guropareiie pobl-
bebalten tpieoer bier ein. 9eitens Ser
@enleil10e lpur0e linn etn gnpfang
5utbeil, ipelder ibm sic 8erebrung,
0eren er itb bier erfreut, wobl anf
-oas 8eite Dor Muge11 fiibrte. Nm
5onntag formierte iid bor Dem 8farr-
bauie ser ibm gu gbren gebtl0ete Sa-
del5ng uno geleitetet i'm nod Der
.Guuft& &ale, uoielblt offi5ien Die Be-
tgriibung itattfano. Muiifalii4 2ei-
.itl,ngen bes 6auit-O Ordeiters tuediel-
ten nit 8ortrdgen ser 5hulfinoer Der
ct. gouaros S9uIe in bunter @etbe
ob. uuo es gebiibrt ben ebrtpiiroigen
iftinerid,peitern, oenen bier 0ie
&eranbiloung Der sssl,get,o anpertraut
it, pol1es Sob fiir oas pouige @elin=
gel, 8oieies hone1r Geites. Gum
5hlniie iprad Der bohm: &err Stieg@
Ter ieine1 Danf fit Die i'm 10 onge-
nebnt iiberrai9en6e @brung aus, un6
ipenn er es aud nidt ielbit iagte, 10
fonnte man es bod berousfiiblen, 6aB
audi bet ibm oas alte 5pridport li6
bet6dtigt:: aein HIab ser Seimatb
g1ei6. &odtp. 8oter @an Dinter,
tuel9er 1pdbreno Ser Mbtpeierbeit oes
bodn. &errn 5tiegler 6ie @emetn-
Sc periab, reiite Donneritag nod BUT
let, Mint., 5uriid = Die bpdm, Ser,
rem g: Mi6ter bon Melrpie, @m. 2an-
&c BON Gate .SenrD, S. San6 BON 2a<
.itrup 1ho III oere.1 @eIenidaft Carl
Ebiele bonn, s,Moroitern" iiberraidten
am Wontag Sen bodhp. &errn @tieg-
lei our9 .ibren 8eiu6; Inn ibn im
2an0e Ser Brapen u11o areien 81 be-
griiBe1.!!s .Dos r@lobetrotter" Quar-
teft tduId i90ne Grinueruneen ner-
flo1lener, IN 5taIien, Grnnfreid l1nb
Ga,tjdb1ano perlebter Gage in ange-
nebmfter l1nterbaltung aus.
Qittle Sails.
T Gie11itagMbeno fah6en it6 auf @in-
,laoung ser @tttle Sails @ater So
-lper Company gegen 200 @eiddfts-
leute 5uiammen, in tDel9er in ber=
idieoenen @eoen sic Musii6ten unie=
rer Sta0t fir cine roiige 3ufunft I'M
beuifen 2idte oar9eiteut muroen. =
IS. S. 5@marb, &ai1irer, un6 Sein=
rid M. 56marB, 8ice=8rai ii0ent Ser
State 8anf bon 9fopaIton, fins auf
@runo ser gegen iie- bon sen @roB=
geldmorenen erbobenen Mnflage ser
Mnnab1ne bon @eloern, alS sic 8anf
bereits inioIpent NOR, oes DtebitablS
int eriten @ra0e uno ser 8eruntreu=
ung 0em &idter porgefiibrt tporoen.
Sic erfldrten fid fir ni6t i@uloig
uno lpurben urter $4,000 8urgi@aft
entlaiien. Die @erban0lung miro
mabrideinlid i'm SSanuar erfolgen.
.. $. &apill, Hrdii6ent ser Sirit
State 8anf bon 8olplus, erfldrte ii@
ebenfaus fir nidt idulbig l1n6 ipur=
Be lnter $4,000 8uraihaft qeIteIIt. =
Mud lit g. g. Durban1, tpelder Ser
t0otliben NngriffS angeflagt lit, ii6
0es @erbredens aber ni6t i6u10ig
befannte, unter 8iirgidaft auf freiem
SUB gelaiien morOen. Sein Bro5eB
miro 6ieier Sag Dor iid geben, un6
aagemein glalbt man, baB er fret
geipro6en miro. = Mm Neontag ging
ser gegen 9beo. Mfartin, pel9er ur=
ter Der idpneren Mnflage, feline Srau
ernoroet 5lt baben, gefiibrte &ro5eB
plobli6 gu @n6e, i1r0em er fi9 ser
i6redli6en Sbat i6lploig befannte; !;
carob er Dienitag @orgen porn @rets-
ri6ter GaDlor 5u lebensl6ngli9er
3udtbausltrafe perl1rtbeilt tpuroe.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-12

Z - fIt2siy Us Il ~ Y NJ
and housewives may Expect q further
rise ina the price ofgthat commodity
in the next few days. # 4
The price Of graduated sugar has
advanced from s ltoiGS1.2 cents d pound
in the last two months. and dealers
are preparing to Md another half cent
TO the price to meet the market quo.
tations. According to tinformations
gathered from the big dealers In sugS
ar,. the day set for the advance III
Wednesday Of this week, and from
that time on consumers VIM pay: s7cs
a pound for sugar. Is 4 ii
This will be, the highest price for
that commodity In 81 years. Just
how much higher the price viii go
dealers willinot hazard "a guess, pre-.
ferring to wait until reports sof Stheii
1911 American and Cuban crops come
In. " E IS b 4. NJ
The present jump in prices Is said
to be due to the fact that the Ento.s
pean sngar.beat crop lis practically la
failure and that the foreign reflneflsss
are having all that they can do TO
meet the home demand, thus practic.
ally shutting off Imports and deprly.i
ing this country Of one fits sources
Of supply of sugar. lsss 4 I;
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-12
Beautiful G ountr
H ONE e 3 Sal

have for sale the benutif 1l country
home. belonging Ito Sheriff George
Amos, which is located on the Fairs,
mont n,id MorgantownS pike, and tho
street car line leatllngE to the Fair
grounds. The hotisa Is d white brick
and slate roof, with good, wide porch
es; contains seven good sized rooms;
all 81 which are in perfect condition.
"a good large wash.house with cellars;
a large barn in good repair; ID wagon
shed wlth5corn CRIB attached a. wood
and coal house; q hog pen and chicken
house buildings. y u & Nj ~
There are about a acres lof almost
level ground surrounding the house,
Can ensilyahave. city water gaa and
electric light.
There is a splendid wellsof water
near tho house. "a ga
Any one wishing to garden for sale,
this opportunity cannot be surpassed
the market is so close. Just 81 little,
way from the glass factory. which ex.,
cells the world, In It's size and It's man
ufacturc; besides there are otller FAC.
tories, and d planning mill not very far
away. "
Soc w. Howard Kelley who will de-!
light in showing tic property to any
person interested. Il ~ 81 n
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-12

There Is more Cntarrh in this sec.
lion OF the country than"all other dis.
cases put together, and until the last
few years was supposed to be incura.
BILE. For !. great many years doctors
pronounced 1t local disease and pre-.
scribed local rcmdies, and by CON
stantly failing to cure with local treat
ment. pronounced it incurable. Science
has proven catarrh to be constitu.
tional disease and therefore requires
constitutional treatment. Halls Ca
tarrh Cure, manufactured by +. J..
Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the
only constitutional cure on the market
1t Is taken internally in doses from 10
drops to teaspoonful. 1t acts direct.
ly .oi the blood and mucous surfaces
OF the system. They offer one hun
dred dollars for any case 1t fails TO
cure. Send for circulars and testi-
monials. ur.
Address: F. j. CHENEY & CO.. To.
lcdo. Ohio.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constl.
patton.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-12
OBSERVATIONS OF OLD CAP
WAiPPLE.

Anse Judson, our banker, has just
returned from a northern resort
where he spent the summer. Those
who know Ansc. say 1t is safe bet
that he didn'taspend anything else to
speak Of. - 8 e q
They are advertiser a green boss
race for the county fair, and Lafe
Higgins has bought can Of paint
and is changin the color of his so:lo.
mare so she kin qualify.
Since Elmer spirk has been wrltin'
love letters to Miss Pansy Tibbitts
he Is thinlin' some of goin' to cor.
rcspondence school for a year or two
in order to improve in that line.
The noisest thing in this world is
an old-iashloned 2.cent piece when 1t
Is dropped in the collection platter.
7. Egbert Peavey jumped outn bed
sudden tlico thcr night In his new.
striped pajamas and scared burglar
to death. &
Hank Tumms expects to have n
nice fat turkey for Thanksgiving II
the folks next door don't move.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-12
Personals.

a Mrs. Walter B. Wilson and chill.
drens Of Clarksburg, arrived here last
evening from Wheeling and are the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. E, A. Wilson
non Columbia street,
e Mrs. Ida Stevens and sister, Miss
Eva Turner, of Weston, are the guests
of Mrs. Clarence Fisher and Miss
Edna ! Gaskins. 5.,s g,i,..s,- &
MISS Lola prickett Went to Hou ut
s.unuas ~ spei'u co"p'e 81 weeks
At NJ. e, Ga.,; :, ~. !.
visiting her daughter Mrs I'm WI.
Eliams on Fast Park B. 4. 3i5
Misses Pearl and Emma HAWKINS
of Colfax. spent Yesterday. In ~ !,
CITY if. M ~ =
n Mr., Guy Wiles Of Tunnel,on ;s
Visiting his rranf]pnrenta Mr. and
MRS sbafrer m Morpantpwr avo,mo
3 Mrs, j. n, smouso rotnrned vsster.
|tay fran n ion flnys,:v visit NJ oakland
ami NJ. Lake PARK ~ II -
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-12
AT THE HlPPopRoME

The bill for the first half OF the
week is as strong If not stronger than
any OF the previous bills. X
Four big vaudeville acts and two
splendid reels Of pictures make up
the big entertainment. 4,
The Una Clayton Players In fine
sketch entitled whats in name.''
opened the show, and it does not take
them long to proveSto the audiences
that the show has really opened. For
they have an act that invites laughs
throughout, and tho audience last
evening seemed to accept their invi.
tatlons and laugh continuously through
their twenty minutes on the stage.
Taylor and Brown are happy pair
presenting Travelling Mans Flirta.
ton" They keeps the laugh going
merrily on, and were compelled to
make several bows at the conclusion
Of their act. 4' Y
Lconord Kane, "The Dancing Ad.
onis" presents distinct povelty in
dancing. He costumes his act along
Colonial lines and each costume is a
work Of art; His dancing is the best
that has yet been seen at the Hippo.
drome. He dances with perfect ease
and the most difficult steps seem
more than easy to Mr.. Kane.
The extra added attractions was
Johnson Bros. & Johnson This trio
is composed Off man and his two
sons, who put on minstrel first part
and their conception Of minstrelsy Is
very near perfect. The two boys sang
and danced themselves Into favor, and
their harmony singing with their
Gather shows that they posses re
mnrkable singing voices.
II This act was casilySthes hit Of the
lblll and they received numerous y EN- ~
cores. ;S{ lsssS;
III "a good selection ~; pictures com;
lpleted most enjoyable hill at The the
y 4
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-12
THREE SUSPECTED OF !
KILLING OF HOFFMAN.

PAltKERSBURG, W. Va, Sept. ~.
News reached this city yesterday O.,
a sensational murder occurring at
Toll Gate, Rltchiec ounty, possessing
elements of mystery; which the all.
thorities have SO far been unable to-
solve.
Bud ToothmaD a man about 40
years of age, residing at Pullman, was
Shot and killed last Saturday night in
the front yard Of Harry Maxwell's
residence at Toll Gate. His body re.
manned on the ground all night, and
when 1t was removed Sunday morning
a drove of hogs were wallowing
about 1t. n
Justice Fordyce, of Pennsboro, con-
Quoted a coroner's inquest over the re,
mains and held that Toothman came
to his death at the hends OF persons
unknown, Three. men are under sus.
plcion OF the murder, and. arrests may
follow at any time. Il Z
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-12
THE VACUUM CLEANER.

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The vacuum cleaner. is one of the
greatest inventions OF this or any 9th.
er age and 1t has been put to variety
of uses. The housewife very often
uses 1t to extract bills and small
change from her husbands trousers
pockets after he has gone to bed. 1t
can. be used successfully in picking
tip ithc Y crumbs tom the iotable be.
tween the courses, Of a fashionable
dinner. 8 e..y
n A7farmer by the name of Alonzo
Peck has found a new use for the vac.
uum cleaner and this is the way he
describes It: II
81 send plucked chickens to mar.
ket every once in a while and have
always had to pluck them myself
slowly,,and laboriously. Yesterday |
got vacuum sweeper and held tho
killed chicken beneath it.. Forthwith
every chicken was swiftly denuded
of its feathers, which were blown on
into a bag. Next week I'm going to
pick some geese the same way.
Other persons have used the vac.
unm cleaner in picking up flies. This
is more pleasant and less laborious
than Sswatting theN and there seems
TO he no reason why the vacuum
cleaner should not march on few
miles ahead Of civilization indefinitely.
Next to the odorless onion 1t is the
greatest contrivance Of the human
brain now before tue public,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-12
AMERICAN LEAGUE,
Yesterdays Results.

. AT New York Il. HE.
PHILADELPHIA .24O03O0aO-12 II 0
New York .1OO10 0OO3-,5f AZ %
Batteries-Bender and Thomas;
Vaughn and Blair. :, 81
At Washington r. II. b
Boston ..... 1000 90 0G0--1h3G /
WASHINGTON ..51O0. !0.s..--77E { :
Batterles-:.lnshelman and ;,...a:
'liams: johnson and Street.
AZ 81. Louis }s R.tH. u.
Chicago ......1 20 1.O1OO4-7 II .
st. Louis 800 03OO011,1-G 12 j
Batteries-Walsh, Havitt, Scott and
Block;aNelson, Lace and Clarke. s
Second game II. H. e.
Chicago .........1 o,OOO13-2 10 o
ST. Louis ........O 100000 G 2
Batteries Havlik and Block;
Hawk and. Stephens,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-12
TAE L1e11 MODEL.

. 81
Well! Well! Well! Look who's here
With loud, band on his hat
Little louder than last year
Blase member OF the frat.
Bulldog pipe stuck in his face;
q Pants turned up most to his knees
Looks as though he owns the place.
Crowd hack, all you lowbrows
please.
Baseball player is passe. WA tIti;
Summer man has played his part
Aviator's had his day. S5t5; E,-
Auto racers stopped his cart:
Yachtsman has tied up his boat.
They've clamped on the tennis lid
Here's the parsonage of note 4
Make way for the college kid.