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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-14
0ralseil.utlxEs llebertralHnlsn
Ginciunati, 13. Gan.

). 8. Shenabar an Ssnrp Moell.r
grsbiitoi, Got 397 in ). Goobin'l
llni.rabibsilung, 81.
aoom 4nhl,r an 2puis Better, 2E
Bel 125 5uB an Der Siibisii. Der piso'
mont Ips., $715.
QIsranber g. CliDer, gruitet, an ci,
Joirmount greping Co., 2 Sahrs
po6i auf 80 bel 65 Jub on Der Glib,
ireitsGds Der Central ape. nnb Mao.
Ctr; mpnatIihs Uaiethe $50.
psrcp g. 9psr an nerbert g. Dper
sbeiI bon Got II in gborIss atbman' {
llni.rdbibslIung, 81.
5rcntss W. Sboema!e, II. anb. on
RiaosI 9iIfHger, 5 Sabre patt aui
ben erf.en S:ot bts Geb1ubes on Der
Norboitsgts osr Dine unb Ilsrcey
Ctr; monatIite Ulieibe 500.
Jrtb. 0ouricn an RuboIpb 3pidn,
Got ylo. 22 unb bic fiibIiten s sJub
bon Got go. 2l in Geipis ). @iIIon's
untsrabtbeiIung. 81.
John g. iSarrslIp, IT,, Il. Qnb., on
Warp q. 5urrsQn, 80 BEL 10 SUB.
mehr ober peHi9er. on Der Sisi.it. Der
0ublen Str, 277 SUB fiihIi9 BON
Poplar Ctr, 81.
Sbos. Wl. Sortrnnn on M.uinaton
Ul. 5obg., ! Got an poeabontas Qps..
$500.
Moais gpsrIon on Qelah Waitin.
Gois 479 uno $50 In 6n. !. Shul.s's
l. qbbition gu 0.sr port. 81 etc.
Wm. SuiIis an Gftns s. Jliun, 30
CUB an Wsitpi.rp 4pe., 81 etc.
Jonni. Spoutan an Nobert grone,
l Got IN GIi5abst 8. Nugsnt's llnisrs
abtbeiIuns, $75.
Gran 6. Gnpnne an Geo. So. Ritz
r.ose, 24s CUB an 8. Ctr. (t aHtbeiD.
S1410.
Gam. 8. eats an R. .. Cooper,
80 Jub on Carton Woob, ST etc.
wa. p. Cooper an Carrie m. gous
boro, 80 Sub on bto., 81 etc.
Joiepb 6. S6on an Weurtin Raobe,
got 10 in gu!4r:s's llnierobtbsiluns.
81 etc.
emma Mser an ~. D. Cooper, 25
Gub on BoOolanb Abe, ST. etc.
Geo. 6. S9ntiber. 6ambura
lDeuti6lano). on 6ans munberIid,
Wursburs. AZ 5uB an MnInut Ctr,
81 etc.
Wfolli. gperTon an Nirbie Drublep,
aois ATT uno 478 in benrb ). GhuIs
te's i. abbitipn All Deer part, 81 etc.
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SpaSiersdnse in Woabit.
gerIin, %. December


Smmerhin - es gibi etrpas mid!
gang Gebeu.rIitgs in Der g.uHeI. unp
Der Wi.titotsr. unb Der Roitoders
i,rcbe unb in ihrer ndheren umesbung,
Inb bos II. bic Gtltiue. Die Teiiills
tIiibt an allen gdsn unb gnb.n. TT
i'ilIation" ober .9rob GeiiiLotioH"
beibt es leuhienb oui benSIosinilbsrn
iiber bsn2hiiren; erpb iinb bieShiIte.
uno grob bic 2otnle, unb ipenn in ben
Gbenbftunosn in ben iauberen unb faii
eIegonien portd!en, bsren Gdeibsn pers
ldngi finb. iif IpaIibrsii sin 5blrfliis
gel offnei. iiebt man i'm burhiparm;en,
libtfiuibenben Roum bi. in biiisn uno
M1nieln umberiieknben. Iunaernben
0afie. Die Deitiu. iii bier nitt ettpa
tasfelbe ipie Die autitersneipe, Der
bsrlinifhe gb. unb srintfelIer mi.
rrsihbnliiaem 5rlbfiii6stnh@ unb
rfran3oitidNm gillarb"; es III bic
Ghnapss unb aiiSrbube, III bic Wdr.
msbofs fur ben entsleiienDen uno
gn.gIeiiien. Gle hpden beim granris
pein unb tprisln bann bsirunien Der.
ans, aber nus perbisist ia Der Staat
nif,t.
gs eebt elm bebentliter 3ipislpoIi
turh bic pipdplosis, bic man bem
Elsinbiirgerpieriel. Der Mrbeiterpors
iiaDi. bem 1ppus Woobit alfo. eni.
eesenbrings; e liest e.fpas ueberhols
tes. tpenn nid)t bIob WillturIihes oher
gar 1snbsnsi0ies borin. Redistribution
nit 1nuienben ober ielbft 6unberttaus
fenben nrbeitenber Wlenidsn. nit ga.
milienern1brern, nit trenen Jomilien.
mitglisbern, duf cine entebrenoe Des
finnuns 5u iiempeln uno bic moroIifbe
gntartuns. bic Der 0liohol 5iidien
biIFt, poIiSeilih su fhonen. Big 5ur
Oroiesie psrserrt iit in biefem punii
unfer. aultur. gerobs jebt i'm aros
tpalIproSsB mar Is iibrigens nift eons
gu permeioen. bab iih rlnterfheibun.
gen einlhoben. Niht ale Nneeilosten
eeIisn gon3 gleih. Giner bat bas
Slid. baB er ]. q. ~Wormone- 1T!
Die Wormonen iinb ~gldabige@ (polps
anmie freilih geb0rt nit Su ibremI
0lduben) 4etenner; Der iunse Wonn
aus ibrsr Oemeinbe ipirb olfo entldi.I
fen. Gin 3neiter III GnutmunnSs
fobn! Gsltfnme 1olee: Die pDIi5ei
tietet linn einen mittelnIterli6kn Gin
benoblab fiir fiinfun0jmdnDie R0rt
an. Gin Dsittsr ie 1suntenbelb!
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-14

.Du bait Redt, edas, bu bai
Reht. SD oarbte. bob bu idpn niepei
YIdne ihmiebeteit, unb ich meinis, bi
Gettion, bic Dir Die @e1hi6te nit MeI
dior uno 5rau Welersbim seeebef
babe, fei lebrreih senug gstpeIsn.4
limb bennoh, Hpbert -"
,Was benn, Jriebo2"
sd mage Is fnnm gu iaoen, abel
meinit ou niht, baB Mel6ior -"
Run, 10 fprid bod, ipds m.inI
bur" iagte Der Gpmnaiiollebrsr etipas
perbrieblib.
,Run nit 6elene."
.9lber irieoo2"
rRein tpirtlih, Rphrt. glls fie ee'
fern slbenS NIT Morib uno Innd aus
geeansen ipdren, babe id, sttpus Bel BEN
Wlaior bemerit. unb er iagte mir Il
bersli6 CUTE Hahi.@
.Qber tbut er bas nit)t tnmer."
rWir iperben ia fs6cn, Robert. Sc
oenfaIls niirbs es mid fiir !0eIens freua
en-; WeIhtpr lit Der M1nn, Der fir fl
pabt, unb ieit sr Maior 9etporosn lit.
iisbt er nod itattliher aug. Wlit Jrou
WsIersbeim ninmt ss boh tein gutss
Gnoe."
,Das fiirdte if aud. 2lIs iie bds
leste Wlol BEL uns mar, fab lie gar al
elsnb aus."
rSis fam bic gerGrbsruns niht
pertragtn." meinte Trau Grisoa; aus
ibrem iriihsren WobIIe5sr 10 plOblid
ouF bas ftiue Gorf DerieBt, pbne s.s
isaige Dnterhaliune uno ben Wurm
oes 8ortpurfs i'm 6er3cn. 50, Robert,
6ohmutb tprmt Dor oem Jan"
nRidte nitt. Jrieoa; 5rau Nt.Itrs-
bsim iii unaliidlih oenul uno 5ipar
burh Die SduIb meines gruesrs. Gott
lei Dant, oab Morjb oura feline Or
lsbriFs rnb grfabrun8sn iid bat be-
Isbren laNsn unb ein unosrer Wenfh
9eporbsn iit.
nRun tonnte unIere gtnna rod nod
rett gIiidIih nit ihm fpsrb.n, mos
msinit bu?" fiiste 5rau StuIt.r hinsn.
Die 5rauen! Gje Irauen!" snts
9egnsts Der 2ebrer, dber bpt nift 70
trnithaft ols porbin, otnn rpenn er es
aud Dor frieba nift sir9sit,hen ipolI.s,
70 mar ss bod ebsnio fsjn Duni9, mi.
Der ibrige. oab bic oI.s 9t3isAuno sipis
ihen ibrem Rsffen uuo ibrer gohter
mi,osr onee,niipft lDeros. Qber sr
Iprah feline 9ebonten ni6t ous; er
nahm rur feline Grl, ab, tpifh,e bic
0!disr nit benz gaiasntute ab, fpi. er
INNER that, frenn Ct iibsr cine Der.
DitsIts 5rage nndoG6te. unb faat.
Damn nit einem S,u'3er: .Gs CAB elm.
3.it. Jrisba. ba nar ia .if.rfiittig
ouf bic gorsiise msinss grubrs 9l.ter
- nun bin ih ts r;t,t mebr. linb
pos ouh mein. 5intsrIaFenfhaii fir
msine ainb.r fein m6a,, siipas Ter
artiess tptro iie ritt isin."
(5ortf.sun8 folgt.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-14

2lnna Staaf on Sbaronpiae goni
$1,000.
apuis Better an 4bamanbler. $500
Senrp !. Stsrntere an cd. Wtsg
$500.
peisr D. Miner an ZEN gutsps 6
II. y. &c., $500.
Gath. Sppsins on $. VI. 9amanu
Shsrifi, $666.G6.
Carrie W. gordarb on III. .. 600.
per, $4,000.
Worp GIor. on Baltimore 4ps. G.
II. y. Co.. $500.
Gso. U. Ston. on Gnisrpriis 9. IL,
&. ". Co., $1,000.
Carrie W. gouhare an Ua. y. 600.
per. $500.
Getilgte 5ppothettH.
Bertha BLUNT Oh Gsutidsr aanos
ipebr y. Il. g. Co., $500.
albert VI. Yuiaro an 3. u. Simmer.
mann, $3.50.
Sotn Witt an Rartba U. StIeuss
te[, 3otD.
anno Coleman on Gntsrpriis 9. II.
6. Co., $4,000.
Carrie Roth an GImipoob pIaee 6.
Il. y. Co.. 1920.
Wm. y. Glepbons on MooiIon g.
u. Ro. 2, $1,000.
6. Ii. e. Spansenberg an Sprins
SroDe gpe. g. II. .. Co., $1,000.
RsIIi. 6. gebrens on Gartbos. g.
Il. 8. Co.. $500.
Sohn 6. emis on CD. %. Wilion.
1868.
U. ). Repermoun an Spme 3. Il. 6.
u. 60, $1,000.
Senrp giteriomp on Gumminspin.
6. II. 9. Co., $3.50.
anoretp u. Braun on Z. Moro 9. Ii.
q. Co., $500.
Sulius Grab on ). 80. Jrsibsra
$500.
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% I'm in bic Gerne
| d N etfen, Denn bus Cute lieot 70
nab! Sas mar tppbl audi Der Sprut
Der 8ernharbiner M0n6s bsim Cam
neln Der 5eilfrduter, bic lie in ibrsm
8erggebiet fanoen unb aug bsren SQfs
ten Die g t. 8ernar6 GrGutsr.
pillen beiteben. Der Welt lpdrs tpobs
lsr, tpenn Sober, Der an Qppetits
man9el, 9erItopfung, aQgemeiner
aei8barteit ooer glisosrgef6laqsn6sit
leioet, fia fofort bteTer qillen
beoiente; benn fie reinigen ben Qsbensz
taft, erb0ben bic 2ebenstruft uno mos
den Rrdnfelnos gsiunb. @breiIire s..
geuftaeoter &: Co., 8or 1915 Sem
Dort gitp. um tofenfrei elm,
probe gu betommsn. Die Ct. Bernard
Rrauters spillen iinb in alien Qpotbes.n
gu bnbeu. preis 25 Gents. g.S.
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podfe aopaiitat.

Der shuI3e 1T fsin.m anseisamm.
ten 9srr!ferbaufe lpObI fsbr eraeben2.
.AneroiHas! Wenn Der syiirit mai
unler Sidotden befuht. mohieGmulae
am lisbitsn fir isine psrlon allein N.
0oA1u Gpolitr hiloen.-
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Qinbtrm II unb.

Hnrlhtn: .Winma. irorum BAT Did
Der popn eisenslid geb.iratkia"
Wama: ~Yu. natiirlich aus eisb,l-
aarldsn: ia. ia. bic Qisbs macst
bliHb!@
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6 infant terrible.

Die tleine gaa Unit Wsama Bel
Sntel gu 8eiud): .Ontel, jest aeia
uns NAL Define Horbe, bic Du Dir
tpls DIANA fa9t - iikral hplit.4
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gineinnnti. 13. San.

" : u III 10. .JuIls
Neue 5ppothefen.
gli3abeth airtup an Charles g.
Rerfbuip, 5000.
Geors. 90. Glspbone an Nobifon 3.
u. No. 2, $500.
2outia 4opsr an bieIIbe, $1760.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-19
Personals.

( Mrs. Herbert Summers and children
Flora and Dempsy, and Mr.. Emery Ell
Ider went to Glendon yesterday to yisi
relatives. q * +.
Mrs. Carrie Gray Of Little Falls
lis the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ira VII
Hams on East Park.
Mr.. Joseph Carpenter went to Prick
ett's creek yesterday to see his faith
Fer. Mr. uriah Carpenter, who Is, yer,
sick, 81 81
Mr.. and Mrs. y. ". Sans and Mr.
win corrothers. Of Little Falls, were
here yesterday. 8.
Mr.. Warren Devault, who has beer
employed here for some time was
called to his home on White Day Tues
day by the Illness Of his wife. Mr.
John Holland will have charge Of Mr.
DEFAULTS work until his return. E
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward smouse, Of
Deer Park, Md, are guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. R. smouse. Mrs. smouse ant
fson, Harold, are quite sick. u,
Miss Christine Finch, Of Grafton
! who has been here for some time, re
turned home this week. NJ
Mrs. Powers and Mrs. A. Stone
went to Wheeling yesterday.
Mr.. Fred Hague spent Sunday al
Morgantown. =. n AZ
Miss Kemple, who was visiting
relatives here, has returned to hel
Ihome at Metz. 81 n MI -. ", /
Mrs. Grant Layman. of Market
steret, and Mrs. Charles Jolllffe, O
Raymond street, are both quite sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Layman, who
have been guests Of Mr.. Layman's
brother, Carl, at Morgantown, return
ed home last evening. NJ
Miss ota Linn was indisposed yes
terday. VI
Mr.. Bailey Kinkead, son OF NJ. H
Kinkead, OF Market street, Is very IL
OF pneumonia. Y
Mr.2Wilbur Hall Is building an I'D
idltion to his residence on Market
street. Mr.. Lee Powell, of Jackson
county, has charge Of the work.
Mr.. Monroe Kisner, Of Guffey street
has the grippe. Mrs. Ross Musgravt
lis also suffering from the same dis
ease. sss}
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-19
FAT FOLKS i s II FAVOR.
HOME MlxTuR RE THAT TAKES OFF
THE FAT RAPlDLY-cAusEs NO
WRlNKLEs-No STOMACH ILLS
AND REQUIRES NEITHER DIET
ING NOR EXERCISE.

I Too much fat Is both uncomfortable
and dangerous, but usually feshy PEG.
pie prefer to put up with Its inconye.
nlence rather than punish themselves
with the tiresowe exercising usually
prescribed, or endanger their health
taking the so.called cures" and, pat.
ent fat "reducers." 3sas K
This self.sacriflce OF comfort and
health TO overabundant fat is entirely
unnecessary, however, as Mrs. Luella
Bigger tells us there Is home re.
Eceipt that is far superior in every way
to anything money will buy for! reduc.
ing superfluous flesh. ltis said this
simple mixture will take the fat of
Of man or woman at the rate Of a,
least a couple of pounds week with.
out even causing wrinkles. Moreover
III does not disturb the stomach, but
TT is good thing forthe system, clear.
ing away pimples, and, best of all, 1t
does not interfere with the diet. You
can use It and at the same time eat
whatever you like. This receipt is as
follows:---1.2 ounce Of Marmola; 10
ounce Fluid Extract Cascara Aromatic
and 8 IL ounces OF Peppermint Water.
Get these ingredients at any, drug
store, mix them together at home and
take one teaspoonful after each meal
and at bedtime.
Mrs, Bigger, as Is well known. is a
famous beauty expert, and whatever
she recommends is sure to be found
eminently satisfactory. &! q
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-19

batter. There are two, things that avail
man nothing, when It comes to con.
yincing his brother that he is in the
wrong. Bible arguments and political
situations. About the only thing de-
rived from It Is chin music or jaw OK.
ercise. One can get the latter with.
out strain upon the vocal organs with
Ave cents worth Of "chawin" gum.
Hartley's department store is the
busiest place IN; the city today. The
seml-annual remnant sale is on aud
the store has bee nthrongea the en-.
tire day with eager bargain hunters.
And the bargains were there In abun-
dance and the shoppers were much
pleased with the counters filled With
desitable odds and ends, 1t is a notice.
able thing. among Fairmont bargain
hunters. that there is a great lack iof
s!natehing and grabbing for articles
and the good manners Of a sring of
;Fairmont buyers is strongly brought
forth It is heart;rendlng thing to
see 8 e. your special bargain, Just the
thing You most want, snatched up by
another, hut even in these cases The
Swould-be buyer in nine times out Of
ten, smiles and says nothing; that IS
the average Fairmont shopper. This
iissnot 50 mark In other cities. where
the shop persS grab and match. regard;
less ;oft Sb.ystan dsrs, only caring IT'D Sc,
cure ME; articles wanted regard less Of
leonseel lisieess :;
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-19

"A store must make 1t pey: you for
readingtits ads. III y. did not theScost
of;its advertising would he thrown
away. For if the "a pays you pay! The
store-not otherwise. 81 n
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-19
u Purchased Property. e
Messrs. Frank Wilson and Maple
iDonham have purchased the Ernest
Steele property on Market street, q
Taken to Reform seho, 81.

X! Taken to Reform School. &;
4 Two boys by the name Of sWisher.
who had become incorrlgible We're tax.
en- by Constable Walker 10 the Reform
School this week. Teh boys were
aged eleven and thirteen years respec-
lively. Y ~ Il
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-19
Baltimore GOhiOz Railroad
oEFicl 81 50 HEDd Le..
SsDily. Ipaily except Sunday. !sun.
day only.


schednl Corrected to 3Noy. %, 1910
East Bound.
BOZ WASHINGTON BALTIMORE,
l IHlAA y !. PH u and NEW YORK,
NO. y, Us o. MI j No. IL, u: 35 ~,
n.: No, $50 D. ID. (local; to Graf.
tonl d s
a mi daily ". q, I
GRAFTON ACCOM- +, No. 70, 10: 81 a.
10. 4 e ,sS,$
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-19
BOWLING.
Sclarksbura Lost. ,

K at the Temple Alleys last night tho
Clarksburg4team lost in fast bowling
contest to the Fairmont aggregation.
Capt, Drlesbach, Of Glarksburg, for
merly of this city, went in the last
game and established the high roll Of
the evening. The duckpin fans were
treated to good game last evening
and great interest was shown in the
contest. The score: &
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-19
LID
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lSTs5ss S..l sEsfSfG55 afSsssEls,55:=i':sll5SIi


Revival services are still IN prog.
,ress at the Diamond Street Church
Large crowds are in attendance at
each service. The hour for the day
service has been changed from 1920
70 $3.50 o'clock. isli N \ sis n
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-19

& a snit was yesterday entered on tie
process book OF the intermediate
Court yesterday as follows: h
Charles II Tagpe Us. Bailey Drug
Co.. chaneery February rules, WIN.
Hess attorney brittle plaintiff.
License Issued.
Marriage licenses were yesterday is.
saed BY the county elerkfas follows:
Russell L. satterfeld. 81; and Blanch
! Hal, a, both 81 Fairmont. Emily
Hall. mother Of the girl. gave her con.
sent in writing. NJ; ya
Nathaniel Dodd. IS, OF Metz, and
Elizabeth Efaw, 80 OF Warrington.
Birth Certificates. ~
$ Mike Poiito yesterday fled two birth
ertifcates with the county clerk for
recording. i, \,
Deeds Recorded. u
Deeds were Yesterday received at
the Office OF the county clerk for re.
icording aslfollows: 4. # Y
Lloyd Ridgleys to Patrick NJ. Get.
jtings q parcel OF land in the Rigley'
addition to the city Of Fairmont. Con:
sideration, $500. ~ .s3 I'M
Grace Borgess. to A. w. Prichard,
the Pittsbprg coal underlying a par.
Gel Of! land on Robey's Camp fork Of
Quaker Fork Of Bingamon creek in
Warrington district: Consideration 81
and other valuable consideration.
1. E. Moran and wife to Clarence D,
Robinson a parcel Of land in Winfield
district Consideration $3.50. 5s3
4 a.. D. Simon and wife to Rebecca
Parker a parcel Of land in the Simon,
addition to the city OF Fairmont, Con.
sideration, 500. :
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-19
Going 70 Il exal

Going TO Texas.
M. Earl Carlow will sell lhfs house
hold goods on SATURDAY, January 2sth,,
lat public sale. Mr.. Carlow and fam;
ily8will 80 to Texas in the near future
to reside. & *
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-19

r. e. RHODE ISLAND REDS low
is the time to mate your pens. Come
and select the best cockerels, also
pullets Fine layers. strong BIRDS!
good shape and color. All to be-
sold by Feb. LIST at reasonable
prices. Fresh eggs for sale. Wills
Hawley, Jr., East Park Ave. II.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-19

iNW'''AlsN'sTED--Any kind OF y&ork around;
u private residence or public place
Good refernce. Call Harris. White
Z Cloud Restaurant, Madison street. NJ
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-19

Total Ala 500 466-13S9
" On Friday evening the Butchers will
meet the Commercial Travellers when
a fast! game Is expected az s;
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-19

| sah'
There was Just about one subject
discussed in the Fairmont hotel lob.
bies and the most prominent cafes last
evening--the legislature situation.
This. topic was argued from the alpha
to the omega then starting from the
omega It ran the gunlet to- the alpha
and back again; 1t was discussed from
the pro! standpoint and ended with the
con; It was thrashed from the time
the first Legislature met in this State
until the last hours news from the
center Of disturbance at the capital
the Democrats saying that the action
Of their party was right and the Re.
publlcans contending with all enthu-
siasm that their senator's have taken
the right step or ride by going to the
Buckeye State. The followers OF the
teachings Of Thomas Jefferson tried
toSconRlnce the disciples OF Abraham
Lincoln that they were wrong and
that they were right, the others tried
to do the same thing. OF course,
neither conyinces the other that they
saw Tin the wrong light. The larguis
ments SO far as the convincing power
/ Is concerned is like Q literary club
debate at q public school on Friday
afternoon. The listeners have their
opinion and before the debate .ispulled
Of and the debaters may paw StheSair
with theatrical gcsturea and get all
|sshet upland perspite like d ward heal
err Just before the poles closed ID
municipal lection and the listeners,
Opinion will be lust the same DIS before
they heard the eloqaence of the de-
lttlsl ~ M NJ
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-19
!. !. 3. Il. 4. 3: q,

There are probably more than one
hundred Union soldiers residing in
land near Fairmont. There, may be
more. but 1t is not likely that there
Eare less OF these men who went down
III the frey jaws Of death and live to.
day and who for four long years
heard the clicking Of the guns and the
roaring Of the canons. There are prob
Eablya q dozen men in Marion county
(who fought under the Stars, and Bars
and who were lust as loyal to their
cause as the men. in blue: All these
tmen, With probably an exception OF.
"a very. few, will. be in their graves IN
Hess than q score OF, years The lads
land ,lassies who are now attending the
public schools will see the old veter-
ans Of this community marel, onsDec,
Grafton day for q few years more;
these same children will later see less
lofa them going to visit The graves of
their comrades in buggies and car
{riages,s and as the years go swiftly By
and these same boys and girls have
attained their majority they will Meth,
or behold the old soldiers on Decora-
ftlon Day; going to / the last resting
place Of their comrades stepping to
1.-THE music,o fife and. drum nor looking
from carriages and bowling TO. their
friends rheses things Willl have PASS
ed away The children 1.-THE ehllll:s
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-19

STORAGE ste q Roo M--For rent. OF for
automobile barn, cheap. close tos
paved street. Address w, II. gLosch,
Eairmont. t5s !. M
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-19
WANTED

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-11-13
WATCH WRECK POWERLESS TOGIYE AID
AS YOU READ THIS The DOOMED GREW
may Be DROWNING IN THE WILD SURF

Company in Seattle in 1906 for the
Washington Marine Company, the
Washington was put into the lumber
trade but was never a success, al
though a modern, seaworthy boat.
The year after launching while the
schooner was at Portland the watch
man was murdered by some un-
known person or persons.
That was the beginning of the
train of misfortunes. For two years
after the murder the vessel lay idle
in the Columbia river, tied up in
litigation. In 1909 the Washington
was purchased by the Olson and
Mahoney company of San Francisco.
New machinery was installed but
the Inflated schooner had hardly
left port when fire broke out and
threatened for time to destroy the
vessel.
Thence minor mishaps to the
Washington and her crew have been
so numerous that many sailors ac-
quired a superstitlous aversion to
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-11-13
TO WREAK
TERRIBLE
VENGEANCE

Washington, Nov. 13.-From every
direction relnforcements of Chinese
rebels are marching today against
the Manchu defenders of Nanking,
aAd may recapture the city within "a
hours, according to state department
advices from Admiral Murdoch, In
charge OF the Aslatlc feet and pro-
tectlng Americans in China. The
Manchus are supposed to be contin-
ulng the massacre of Chinese resi-
dents there, and the city Is barred to
prevent thel rescape. All Americans
are safe, however, he states.
Foreign consuls have withdrawn
and protection is no longer guaran-
teed anyone within the city walls.
It is considered probable that the
revolutlonists will try to trap the
Manchus within the city and wreak
vengeance upon them in ret alton for
the Slaughter Saturday.
No estimate of the number massa-
cred in Saturdays horror has been
received by the state department.