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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-20
YSlmn,per Ehtuin0el.
Uarmer sou ,tuei 9an,rnianseru nm
500 trlei6tert.

auf duberit plumpe Wsiis tpurbe
seiiern Der Jarmer grant Grapes. BON
gofbfisIb yoii Offiee, Sefftrion Dos
pig Gounip. WiiI., bon 5tpti 8auerns
f1noern um S1O0 kfnpinoeli. 0rds
pes, peIGer nan Cincinnati sstommsn
mar, um pferoe Su iaufen, ipurbe am
pennIpInonio 8abnhofe nit 3irei suts
seiIeibeisn Wdnnern bstannt. pelns
ibm fGlisbli1 inn Werirausn mit!beils
ten, bdb iie In bem Gepddraum cine
6nnbtoidx nit $700 in Cob nufbes
ipobrt bdii.n. Gle seieien ibm BON
Der Mubenisiis aus bic 6nnbtaIMs
unb baten ibn. bitisibs iurst 3eii fiir
iis i'm Nuss bsbolten gu tpollsn. Gle
bditen nod ihnsa Elm tpihiiees Oss
fhafi su erIeoigsn, su tpelGem iis$1W
knotbisien. Menn er linen oisie
Gummt poritreden unb p1brenb ibrsr
sursen abrpefsnheii bic banbtofte
nidt aus ben 4ueen neriisren fpclIe.
ipiirbtn iie ibn fiiritIi1 belobnsn. Gros
Des fiel auf ben plumpen Ghpinbei
berein. lisb ieinen neugeipOnnenen
s}reunben einbunoeri foldkre Dollars
unb farrie cine Stunbe lang ununter.
brohsn nuf bic ~solbeefHnte1 0anbs
iafdf. Shlitblin sins ibm isbo9 tin
giht ouf unb er benn9riHtigte ben
pc!i5iIten 1dnis. Nisber eelang q
Der poli5ei nod niNt. time Gpur pon
ben btibsn WouernfGnsern su finben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-20
Inf!aseu sesen Den Stabltruit.

8tslang bat Der 8erbrau1 bon Gi:
fen uno Stabl als Elm uutriielider
6unDeIs Barometer eegoltsn. Gieic
2niift Eat cine Ienoeruns our6 Die
8eobadturg erfdbren, bab Der allges
meine 0eIndftssang elm leioliasr bsi
p0Qigem StiuItanb in Der GiIsn sSus
ouItrie iein tann. Rihtis 1T nur, bab
Elm 0ohItans bes GefhGfts nur bel
qrobem 8erbrauf BON Giieu unp
StubI bentbar 1T. 0as berubt auf
einem llmitarb, Der niht eenus be-
rutithtiat tporben lit. obpobI er bas
Junoamsnt elmer guten GsihGftslags
biIpet uno oieier umitQno lit Die
Qeueouipirunq. 3as fam leber IN
Ieinsn eigenen 8erbdltniHen feititeuen.
go Iunge feline Qusaaben Iih in Der
9epObnlihsn Routine baltsn, brinet er
nt6t msbr ais bic gsrpObnIihs Summs
in 3irtulution. 0r6bsr tpirb Der Be
trag, ben er in umlauf isBt, fobalo sr
ieine 9arpsrobe erneuert, einen Nnz
bau an isinsm 6auIs pornimmt. obsr
ear einsr Veubau psranftaltst. Gsnau
10 per9Glt es iih nit bem fo3ialen Or
eunismus. go langs teine aubsraes
nDbnIthen Qusgaben fir Neuequipis
rungen gemadt peroen, bGlt bas 9es
Itdft iid in eneen 9ren3en, es iuiro
erIt lebbQft, ipenn bic 9eieQIhaft iih
neu edutpirt, alio fpenn reue giiens
babnen gebaut ober gum Wlinbeiten bic
beitebenben 8ahnlinien perbeHsrt, neu:
5ubriten herge'telt iperoen uno mas
fon't bic pielen Reuanihaffungsn iino,
bic i'm Qaufe Der 3eit iia in Der io3ia=
len samtlie ebenIo notbpenois eripeis
fen, pie in Der tnbipioueQen sSamilie.
gs tommt ieBt odrauf an, ipie oief:r
Webrperbrduh, Der 4rbeitern geihdfz
tigung gibt, ben aaufleuten aunben
3ufiibrt unb bamit bic Snbuitrie bsbt.
angsfeusrt fperoen taun. ginen Singer
5etg, pie bas gei6eben fam, bat uns
bic psrtooe bon 1896 Biz 1907 geses
ben. 8etanntli6 mar bas eine 3eit Ser
grDbten eeIddftliden ghdtistsit in ben
Der. Staaten. Wis bat fie beeornsn
Die bette Nustunft gibt uns Der
greis fir Gifen unp Stabl i'm Sabre
1896. Die Rotirunssn parsn I'M 80
pro3ent, ioeur nod msbr pro8ent
niebrigsr, ols por bem aroh i'm
Sabre 1893. Sobolb giien unb
Sta6l 10 btllig ongsbotsn purben,
fam neues 2eben tns 2unb. 3uerit
mslbsten Iih bic giienbabnen, bic ibre
nod Dorhanbenen eiiernen Shi.nen
burh folhs bon Stabl srisBtsn, ebenio
Die h0l3ernen Dassons BEL Seite iess
ten uno itatt berer Stablpaggons sins
ftelten, bic tleinen 2otomotipen duss
rangirten unb grobe in 8srpenbuna
nubmen. Die nsitsrs gntpidluna
3eigte, buB eine 9errebrung Der @elos
3sihsn benz Geiddft einen aroben
Qniporn perleibt. Miniarbsn bon
Sbligationen tpuroeu in llmlauf ee.
lest unb nabmen bic Stslle bon @eIos
5eihen Elm, ipas einen DOblianb bers
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-20

Udf&ina ouf Der ptdHsnbur9 ptrs
Hang, feline SSbne bitr TN G@Iafe
iibsrfeltn, i'm 5ur Mbbonfung oipoSls
gen unb ibn nod fiinfJebn Sabre lang
bie lpenise 1oge Dor feinem 0nbe bief
8tfaneen bieItsn. Gs III inmer bos
gleine biiitere QeitmotiD, bas um bie
plunenburg 5iebt - Der Qdmpf jipis
ft4en GI.ern unb 4inberD. @efreit
ipenbti fid bds Gemiitb. ben Bid ins
9bul eerihtet, mo eben ein @ierjug
mit feinen fpeiben Waeen buDonrollt,
Sur Gsssnmort 3uriid unb freut fi6
fhon bss iiibien Mbfhiebstruniss.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-20
Der amsritanifhe &oniul

Der amerttonifh GonIul
TT guenos Iires beri9tet. oab Mrgens
tinisn ben srDBten 5anoel bon aGen
iiioamsritaHiihen 2Gnbern auf3ufpeis
len bat uno Die suropdiifen 2Gnbsr
miteinanoer ipetteifern, einen sfsil
bapon 3u erlangsn, bub aber bic Ser.
Gtaoten fait gdn3lih Ieer aussehen.
Gr empfieblt oie Grrihtins pon ftdn.
hieen Wadrenmasu5insn unb bic Sim
febuns bon itanbigen Ngenten. bamlt
s.Dds bon Der eoloensn Grnte, Die
aus Dem 2anbe abfliebt, audi uns 81
Cute tomme. 4uf oieiem Wsae miro
Jebpd nihts 3u erreihen fem. llnisre
Saouitrie Graeugniffe iperben bIr4
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-20
Hener i'm Oo'el.

Gin Siinnlnrm brafte gtftern Nor.
gen bic ntufriDehr nnn bem 6aplin
6ottl, mo in btm I'm binieren abeiie
bes gebdubes befinbliHsn Quftf@o&t,
1DeI&tr 5ur Uentildtion bsy ands
nient. aus unbei0nnier llrIone sin an
f4 unbebeuitnber Wronb gum Muss
bru@ eetommen mar. Die Mnis&useus
o.. neldk bic Qorribcre IN tuf,es 3elt
onflntsn, riefen unter ben G6Rs1 etHe
tletne 1ulrtgung btrbor, ishodb pnrbe
pig Gefo6r boIb pon ber Ueuesirefe
beIeitist. Cd iuufbe niealnND texJetl.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-20
Sebt ioGI es audi i'm 0iitrit

SeBt iolI es audi I'm DIItrltt
BON Gnfel Soe, unierem bteoerenSpreS
der, 4Damiten geben. Wlan bat germs
ben, baB in Dem aon9reBoiitrttt, Der
ibn beitdnoig pieDererDdblt, Ssute
Ieben, Die ibr Stimmreht pertaufen
uno es piro bebauptet, bdB bel Der
lesten GrpGblun9 GannonS niAt pes
niger als $500 Stimmen getauft ipor.
ben Iino. 8enn biefe 4ngelesenbett
unterIu6t pirb, ioGts man aud feits
iteaen, pieoiel Stin,mgeber leoi9lid)
aus benz Grunos fir Cannon 9eItimr1t
baben, odB er Ieinsm Diitrttt allerleI
vDffentlihe 9erbeFerungen" ouf Soften
Der 9unpes Re9ierung 3urenost.
9ieie GueQe Der un9ebiibrlider geetns
FIuTuns foute sbsnio 3u9eIduttet ner@
BEN, tpie e8 nptbpenbig 1T, Die otretts
geItetung gu unteroriten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-20
u d ( o!

a.: nglaubsn sic, bdb Der 5err
arauIe ME eiusn pfennig tn Der 9aihe
bnt2"
g.: ,Reben sic bod ieinen llnIinn.
ter WanH 1T bod WiIiondr!1
81: vGben oarum trdet Ct ME Rup.
ieraelo tei iiA."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-20
Grblih beIa Il Re t.

gertbeibieer Gals Elm iunger intellis
center Wann pesen Diebitabl Dor 8es
iint ftebt): sd muB fir ben Drei-
ipruh plnibiren! Der iunee Wann III
trblin belaitet, fein Batter uno iein
Grobpater fpartn Romponifen!@
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-20

Senutor geperto9e bat
.ine Bill einsebraht, Die nt6t bios
1ieienigen nit Idpersn Strafen be-
brpbt, Die 9eitetuug annebmen, ions
bern aud Dieienigsn, Die tie 5ahler.
Dir be8peifeIn, oaB bieie Wtetobos
fpirtiam lit, 10 iebr man aud piiniten
mag, oab gsioe, Der aorrupttont't
rno Der 9eitpdene ins 3uhthous 9sz
ihidt nerben. llniere 8eoenten
itiiben fid auF oas ameritaniI6e arts
minalipitsm, oos ben 9er5rehern
taufeno SdlupfpinteI 0ffnet. 8iel
pirtiamer lit es, baB Der SongrsB
fslbit bic Reinigung pornimmt, inosnt
er ale MtitgIieoer, Die ourh torrupte
Ntittel in ben aongreb geIansen, htnz
ausnirft. Dime 2lnorobung Don
Strafe lit es bebeuteno leihter, 9eDelss
material 81 erlangen, als fpsnn Die
pidtigItsn 3eugsr, Die nit 3u6thau3
bsDrpbt iiro, iebe 4usIaae Dernei9ern,
tpeiI iis iih Telbit paoura intrimtntrsn
fpiiroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-20

Sepburn oon Soaho, Der I'm
Senut ale m6gliden 0inge 0ertAeiz
biqt, Die niat 81 rsdtfertigsn limb, bat
auh 2ortmer unter ieine 5itti9e ges
upnlmen unb oieien in elmer WeiIe gu
redtfertigen periuft, bub ous PublIz
tum Quf oen @aQerien bes Senats in
geIG6ter ausbra6. 9artiber IT
Sepburn iebr 3orni9 geipornen uno
fpra6 bappn, baB Die 8ollerlen gsz
rGumt peroen IoQten. 9as tpirD III
benz ltrtbeiI bes @Dltes nihts dnoern.
Gieies piro bem 8otum iber ben Qnz
trag nuf 2orimers QusrpeiIung NIT
GROCER Spannung folsen. 0erities
bene Senatoren IpirD es ntht mebr CUR
8erantportung 81 8iebsn brou6en,
penn lie 2orimers GrpGbIun8 niht
tafIiren, oenn bteie iinb ihon pom
8oltsaeriht aboeurt6eilt porben uno
perDen benz nGdIten Senat nI6t me9r
anqebDren. 4ber man iptrb 1ih bic
per6leibenoen Senatorsn iehr genau
merten, bic cine Der Iddnolihiten Sc
natorspablen in ben Ser. Staaten 3u
beItpuigen periuhen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-20

Der preuBti DE mimi It T
RES Surern blei6t BEL Der 9ebauptung,
bob Die SO5iQIiften ben Moobiter
arupQQ ange8ettelt haben, obtpobl oQe
Tbatfaher bas pioerle9en. Sn isinem
urfpruno mar Der &rupaQ niats aIs
cine griigeIet 3piiten Strettsrn uno
Streit6rsAern, lpie lie it4 in ieoem
Gonoe ereignet. gu elmer geiG6rli4en
9imeniipn !puhs Der YorfuQ burA
bas 8erbdIten Der Voli3et an, Die 4lss
nieberbieb, iooar aorreiponoenten BON
ousIdnpiI9:n 3eitungen. Die Ii6 in
4usibung ibres gerufs in 4utomobls
len auf Dem Shauplub Der RuAeito
rrngen beTanoen, poourd Der ,3prn
Don Qeuten entfaht tpuroe, bic nitt
I'M minDeIten 3uiammenhonge nit ben
ltriahen Des 2usbrut5 1tQnoen. Qber
in benz llnitnn be5 6erru Mliniiters
lleet Wetbooe. Die tGgli6 mebr Der
Reaftipn anbeinfaQenDe Regierung
ipia nit sen oerbrauften Mitteln biez
ies polttiiden Spitems orbeiter. Die
9reFs ion getne6elt unb 0as 8ereinss
uno 8eriammlunosreht unterDriitt
aoerben. Wan tpiQ ben 3uitonb Der.
itellen, tpis DOR 1848. Dus f6eint fait
unbentbdr, aber pon Den iesigen preu=
bifhn miniiterr ipiiroe ni6ts liberia
fhen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-20

erN DOH, ais lk eiH .5IplulHgapaaI 3NI
Deli hra6ts, bds ober balb ifarb. Sur
nnaebIihsn Hube ipurbe iie nuf bic
plaiienburs eebra6i. no iie piele Sahs
re psrlebis. Bis lie ipitber In dreibeit
g.lest unb nnnermihlt inter Der Res
si.runs Jrisbrihs Dts Grohsn i'm
alisr Don ahtunb5lpan3isJobr itorb.
Sbr ShidloI ipurbs an Der furhtbnren
Muiier o.rdtt. Nnh bsm lobe hires
Do.tsn heirnibeis iie NIT fiinfSig Sabs
rem einen um 3fueiunbsnan5is Sabre
|jinseren 0iterreihiihsn Orafen 0obis.
tinsn Der uniinnisften Dsrifnenber
isiur aus ben 0ueen treitnoen 3sii,
Der. nahhsm er bieler 0rou ben letien
6ensy unb bas lette Msrtbnid abgss
nommen bate, fn peritisb. ipprnuf Il.
Elm Jobr mad benz lobe ihrss Gpfsrs
Az Wien in Der tiefiten Mrmusb unb
bon Der nQaemsinen Werohtung ats
brdnbmarit itnrb. Domit iff obsr bie
biihere Neibs berer. Die auf Der plafs
ieuburg eefnneen etboIteH ipurben,
obsr fir bts M ionft bon fHlimmer
9sbeutuns ipurbe, nint erln5pft. Die
emf 10 riiterli&e OehoIt BON arous
lomer Daft gebtugt. ftoit Der einf 70
geliebten pro@toeiDdnbtr einen b6res
nen NsamteI umeei6lunsen. in benz
sinit bon lebensfreube ftrobIenben Ges
ji6t ben hefen Gram ober finblidfn
ff.A~~n - sl~SA =. S>... f~-~.- <NS~eA~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-08
BUILDINGS
VALUE DOUBLE
SIXTEEN SOUTHERN STATES
SHOW RAPID IMP RoVEMENT IN
BARNS AND RESIDENCES.

WASHINGTON, D. O., Aug. s.
During the ten years from 1900 to
1910, the sixteen States ofethe South
have practically doubled their values
Of farm buildings. The valuation has
Increased from $685., SIS, 900 to s1,671I-
5000, gain Of $s1S, $4,000.
The following table prepared by
Clarence j. Owens; commissioner OF
agriculture of the Southern CONNER
cal Congress and based on the re-
ports of the. Bureau Of the Census,
shows the increase in value OF farm
buildings in 1910 over that Of 1900:
Total Value Of Farm Buildings.
Alabama, 1900, $34 ,453, 00ii 1870 ST. :
1853, 900; increase, $36,710,0O0; per
cent, 107. &9Htof
Arkansas, 1900, $SO,075,OOO; 1910,
s62, 99S. 900; increase, $S2,917,OOO; per
cent, 109.
Florida, 1900, s9,977,oOO; 1910, 1884,.
$4,000; increase, $14,35S,oOO; per
Georgia, 1900, $44.S55,OOO; $780,
sos, $4,000; increase, $6S,62S,OOO; per.
Ike Kentucky, 1900, $50, $4,000; 1910,
s15O,655,O00; increase, $59,76S,OOO;.
per cent, sc.
Louisiana, 1900, $SS,4OO,OOO; 1900,
1851 900; increase, $16,221,OOO; per
Maryland, 1900; $54,s11.OOO; 1910,
sll, ISL 900; increase, $22, $40, 900; per
cent, AZ.
Mississippi, 1900, $S7.15O,OOo; 1910.
s7s,5SO.OOO; increase, $42,4S0,0OO; per
Missouri, 1900, 14s,5O8, 900; 1910,
s26s,976,OOO; increase, $12O,46S,OOO;.
per cent, 81.
North Carolina, 1900, $52,7OO,OOO;,
1910, 1S3,17O,OO; increase, $60,47O,OO0;
per cent, 115.
Oklahoma, 1900, $21, 100000; 1910,
1925, 900; increase, $67,SSS,OOO; per
SO South It'll Carolina, 1900, s9s,s5s,ooo;.
1910, 500 1902, 900; increase, $780, COOS
per cent, 1877.
Tennessee, 1900, 500 $4,000; 1910.
s1OS,s2S, 900; increase, $45,6S6,0OO; per.
Texas, 1900, s1OO,2SS,OoO; 1910.
sg09,2OO,OOO; increase, $1Os,s77oOO;
per cent. 100.
Virginia, 1900, $7O,s6S,OOO; 1910.
$751; OS1 900; increase, $66,11S,OO0;
i West Virginia, 1900, ss4O270OO;
1910, $56,S4S0OO; increase, $29,S21,-
900; per cent, 81
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-08

Mrs " H RACER was given sur
nrise birthday party last evening at
her home on Diamond street ID honor
OF her fifty ixth birthday nnniver.
sary. Tho event had been carefully
planned by her ialglit Mrs 9arney
Morgan her SON. Mr. Allen ger
ana Mrs Cora RACER and never was
surprise more complete However,
she was equal 20 the OCCASION ana re-
ceiyed esei guest In her usual sra
cious and pleasant manner. The even
ing was q very enjoyable one and win
long be femembered by all present.
delicious refreshments were served
by ATrs. Morgan and Mrs. Cora RACER
assisted by Miss Buelah Garner.
Those present were Mesdames J. N.
SC;askins, o. 81 Nichols, Y Nv. Harring:
ton. a. @. Gaskins, Anna Morrison,
Ada III. Harr, Mary Thomas ELL zim.
norman, Meta Hammers Mary Fl
Powell, Daisy Dodd. D. s. Huffman,
Laura Carpenter, Maggie 2. Shomak-
er, j. f. Frim, Robert Miller. w. N.
iAlnett, Clyde Riggs, Virginia Leon.
ard, j. L. Garner, Cora RACER, s. Z. %.
cobs, j. R. Smouse, A. D; Hutchinson,
L. B. Morgan, R. I. knight, R. J. Rob
snson, Misses Beulah Garner, Jessie
Rager, Amanda Conwelb Mlldred 9odd
and Roberta Riggs. 4j3t,s z
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-08

ear. Pinless cluster pu1s worn low
at the neck, with the front hair part.
ed in the middle, with soft, natural
waves, makes couture which is
called the Madonna, because OF its
simplicity.
The newest braid which is found in
the shops is called the Psyche basque
braid and IS nanitary, made from
French convent hair. The braid is 26
inches long, with the single Psyche
puff across the center and clusters OF
curls At each end to dress at the tenn
pie. The basquet braids have five
strands, terminating in curls to be
worn at the temple. The braids are
easily dressed and easily put on, and
have become quite as popular as their
predecessors, the coronet braids.
The straight bang is still shown and
can be bought at any up.to.date hair
goods establishment. 1t saves the cut
ting OF ones hair, and although not
adopted as extensively as other fash
ions, still holds favor. The new hair
ornaments are designed Of .brilliants
and pearls, or either stone used ny
itself.
Hair nets are the salvation of the
summer girls who intend to go WITH
out their hats as much as possible
Never has an accessory been so pop
ular They have been found indis
pensable to the woman who wants to
keep her hair neat without continually
combing It.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-08
E|l1iFSl5 OPINION
e.IS|S(Slll
neran.
Ending the session.
lWashington Rost. J.

lWaSQ1QBGOue -EUsI'J
IT now remains only for President
Taft to write the veto message that
viii bring the extraordinary session
of the Slxty-secoHd Congress to a
close. Republicans and Democrats
alike are agreed that adjournment will
follow quickly upon the veto OF either
the wool or Farmers free list bill.
The Democratic leaders have sen.
siblys come to the conclusion that moth
ing is to be gained by revision OF
the tariff that cannot be enacted into
law. They are now convinced that
the President viii veto all tarih bills
that may be sent to him at this ses-
sion. They are waiting, therefore,
merely to have MIN go on record on
one bill.
The Democratic leaders have SEN
sibly come to the conclusion that
nothing Is to be gained by a revision
OF the tariff that cannot be enacted
into law. They, are now convinced
that the President will veto all tarln
bills that may be sent to him at this
Inasmuch as only the forms Of con,
ference agreements stand in the way
of putting the wool and free list bills
up to the President, 1t is to be hoped
that neither house will let little mat
tiers like a 5 per cent duty on raw
wool stand in the way Of prompt
agreement, The insurgent wool bill
provides duty of IS per cent. on raw
wool, while the House bill provides
only 20 per cent? but little differ
ence like this should not be permit
ted to stand between friends.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-08
Rersonals.

Miss Lottie Jarrett, who has been
the guest Of Mrs. E. F. Baker on Mar
ket street, returned to her home ~
Meadowbrook yesterday.
Mrs. William Ratclif Is 3 still very
sick at her home on Wilson street.
Miss Lenore Gaskins was the guest
of friends at Clarksburg Sunday.
Master Byron Gaskins; the young
est son Of Mr.. B. F. Gaskins, OF FL
.kins street, is III.
Mr.. Howard HUH, ofeEast Park ave
nue., is at Pittsburg this week.
Mrs. Isabel Bennett is confined to
her home by Illness
Mrs. Emma Stealey Is at Farming
ton and Metz in the interest OF the
Rebecca Lodge.
MI and Mrs. T. b. Henderson re-
turned yesterday morning from q
short visit to Mr.. Hendehson's pa
rents in Taylor county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Meredith, OF
Round Bottom, are guests Of MI. and
Mrs. Marshall at cayenne.
Mr.. Clyde Hill went to Atlantic City
to-day. ~.
and Mrs, Fenton Malone have returns
ed from a visit to Mrs. Pierce at Graf.
Miss Jessie Morris, who has been
very ii at the home Of her brother,
Harry, on Hickman run, Is much bet
Mr. and Mrs. T.. w. Arnett moved
Yesterday from Pittsburg avenue to
Tucker station.
Miss Mary Barnes, Of Benton.s FeF'
~, is the guest of Miss Virginia
Barnes on State street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Gotter are
both Ill at their home on4 East Park
Park avenue.
Mr.. Clarence Crisis baby's remains
very i'll.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-08
Ties Of Country.

lCl6Y9lduu. 44ehuFI, s.
For many years Socialist leaders
in all countries where they have had
n party and an opportunity to be heard
have urged that class feeling or "class
consciousness" must be 50 developed
and strengthened as to break down
many barriers between the working.
men Of different nations. When
nothing happens to disturb the peace
of the world the effort often seems
successful. Then typical Socialists
talk gllbly Of their brethren in other
lands as more to them than their own
fellow.countrymen who oppose So
cIalism and stand for something else
than the socialistlc view Of class dis
tinctlons and class rights,
Then 1t looks as II there were grow
ing uE q large element, In highly de-
yeloped industrial countries, which
had lost most of Its natural national
partlsanship and feeling, Then the
Socialist leaders seem to have made
much progress in undermining the
barriers which separate nations, An0
about that time something happens,
1t may not be much; only a furry OF
anger over some frontier incident or
disrespect shown a national. flag, but
1t is enough to silence the Socialist
theories Instantly. AZ Is quite sufil'
cient to smother their arguments in
a wave Of national feeling which they
do not care to struggle against, even
II 1t does not carry them with 1t
Blood and country are clearly preceiy-
ed to be vastly stronger than any
class prejudice or antagonlsm.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-08
GRANDM0THERs
USED SAGE TEA
To Darken the Halt and Re
store Gray and Faded Hair
70 It's Natural Color,

easier to preserve the color Of The
hair than to restore Is although 4 Is
possible 10 DO both. Our erandmolhera
understood the secret They made a
cage tea, and their dark. glossy hair
long after iniddlelife was due to this
faet. Our mothers have gray halr be-
fore they afe fins Int they are begin
ming to appreciate the vision Of our
gtandmothers Ia using Sage tea" Tor
their hair and are fast following suit.
The present gelcration has the adrau-
tage Of the past ~ that it can get a
rcady.t o.use preparation called Wyelh'a
Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy. As d
scalp tonic and color restorcr this prem
afatfon Is yastly superior to The ordinary
Sage tea made By onr erandmolhors
This remedy isso1d under guarantee
that the money VIII BE refunded u It
falls to do exactly as reprcsenied.
This preparation Is offered 10 iho
public at fifty cents q bottle. and
Recommended aud sold hy an Druggists.
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-08
YesterdaY,s eames.

Yesterdays Games.
Detroit at Mes ... III p 8
New York !. .OO042OOO0-6 10 Q
Batteries : Summers, Works and
stanage; Caldwell and Sweeney. I'm
pires, MulIn and oLoughlln.
At Washington R. H, p;
st. Louis .,..0O000O000-0 2
Washington ..OOOOU1OO1- 4 ]
Batteries - Peuty and Stephens;
Gromme and Street. Umplres, Con
molly and Parker.
Second game R. H. E.
st. Louis ,...352O2OO11-13 10 ]
Washington. ,OO0O2O121- 6 IL z
Batteries - George and Kritchell;
Gray and Cashlon and Ainsmith. I'm
pires, Connally and Parker.
At Philadelphia R. H. b
Chicago OOO00O0OOOOO10-17 ]
Phil. ..,OOOOOO00OOOO11-29 ]
Batteries-scott and Payne; Ben
der and Thomas, Umplres, Evans
and Eagan.
Second game R. H. E,
Chicago q. .00O0OO2OOO-2 8 ]
Philadelphia 0O100O1OO1-$ 9 ]
Batteries Walsh and Sullivan;
Morgan and Livingston, Umpires,
Evans and Eagan,
Az Boston R. H. 3.
Cleveland . ..1S00006010-s is 2
Boston So. 100010O0S--S IL g
Batteries Gregge and Fisher;
Wood aud cafflBan, Empires, Per
rine and Dlneefl.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-08
PIRATES WIN
HARD BATTLE
CRIPPLED PHlLLIEs DROP FIRST
GAME OF SERIES TO PITTS
BURG.

PITTsBURG. Aug. 8-The Pirates
won Yesterdays contest by score
Of 3 to /. Chalmers allowed Pitts
burg only three hits, two Of them
being doubles by Wilson and Wagner.
Notwithstanding his wonderful pit
ching his game was literally thrown
and booted away. In the eighth in
ming Carey scored after Moran had
thrown wildly to catch stealing, the
ball going in center field. Adams
pitched good ball and held the Grip
Piled Phillies at dangerous stages.
The score:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-08

The Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union will meet Friday after.
noon at two o'clock at the home Of
Mrs. j A. Leonard on Merchant
street. Please be prompt as this is
the day for electing delegates to the
county convention.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-08
Horne From Ohio.

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Carpenter,
Of Pittsburg avenue, and Mr., and Mrs.
Frank Carpenter Of East Park, re-
turned last evening from Lorraine, o.,
where they had been visiting relatives
for a week past.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-08

The chicago woman was on the wit
ness stand, @Are you married or un-
married? numbered the counsel for
the defense.
Summarized four times replied the
Record.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-08
Purchased Property.

Mr.. Darius Price has purchased the
property on East Ferry street owned
by Mr.. Ora Carpenter and will move
his family there in the near future.