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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-27
Miss Cash Eutertains.

~ her home Coo ~hHdvside. ohio. Miss
Lulu cash denEhffuffv entertained a
party ~ friends FRIDAY evening COIN
rlifneufarv 20 Miss johanna Davidson.
~ Kentucky. Who is fre guest 81 Miss
Mary zimmerman. 90 ~ E.le
evening was spent w1fr rI-.r anil TIE
latest social diversion. and - late
hour dainty rrfreef fnnrf. wore served
Miss fHrHf guest were. Misses
Johanna Davidson. Mary Z.rrrrermYr
LuDll" M'kelty fIrrrr,a NfsksIrev
Emily Strictier. Ffnrsn.e Groves T1ra
White. Ethyl ksr-er. - rrm Grove,
Me~-fH 'urti-e Nrk ~. Charles kev.
scr. Georgo Nrkefrev Nrns Wro;srr
vernon frorHr. Walter Tuv Marshall
Davis Fred krr'Dm4uI tnI IT,. L.lf
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Entertained.

Mrs. +. G.. Burke. OF South McCol
loch street. pleasantly entertained sew
erd friends at her home yesterday
evening in honor Of the ffty-ninth
birthday OF her mother. Mrs. VI. ]
Woods. The evening was spent in
games and social diversions and at a
late hour. a delicious supper was
served. The evening was greatly en-
joyed by those present and Mrs
Woods was the recipient OF many
handsome presents.
Those present from a distance were:
Mrs Charles Burke and Mr. and Mrs
George Gibson. Of Martins Ferry: Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Welch. Miss Naomi
Rossel and Mr.. Wilbert Rosscl. Of hen
wood. and Mr. and Mrs Wade Nc
Mechen, Of McMechcn
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At Country Club.

Tuesday evening. Mrs. Howard Haz-
lett will be hostess at the Country
club. complimentary to her niece. Miss
Mary Ellen IIazlett. of Kenwood. who
is her guest AZ her home on North
Main street. Dancing will form the
diversion. and elaborate arrangements
are being made for the affair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-27
About People
|hoser.s,ts - tndisiossis % en-
From the CITY.

Mics Elsie shriver will leave 20 NOR.
roo Tor Woodlands where she will
spend two weeks a. the guest Of
/ FRIENDS.
Miss Clara vermillion. OF East Nc
Colloch street. will leave tomorrow
for two weeks vacation at Bethesda
/ Miss Agnes Fleming left for Ken
lucky last evening where she will
spend several weeks with relatives.
n. c. Hackman and family. OF Echo
Point. have gone 70 Atlantic City.
where they will remain during the
heated season
Miss Nita Lynn is confined to her
home on the Island seriously IN.
Miss Trip. OF WELLESLEY. Mass, is
visiting relatives in this vicinity.
Mrs. George W. Marshall. OF Day
ton. will arrive tomorrow evening for
short visit with friends here.
Mrs. II. G. Bills Is spending the
summer in the Allegheny mountains.
Miss Emma Poulton, OF Pittsburgh.
is spending the week with relatives in
the city.
Miss Gladys Thomas. or Pittsburgh.
Is spending the week with friends
here.
Mrs. G. Veiwig. Jr.. and son George.
and daughter Emma Dorothy, arrived
home from Atlantic City where they
have been sojourning for six weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Elig. of the South
Side. accompanied by Eugene Hoff-
man. have returned from Chillicothe.
O.. where they visited relatives for a
few DAYS. The trip was made in their
ArBenZ car.
After visiting her sister. Miss Mabel
Dysinger. of the Moody Institute at
Chicago. for several days. Miss Hope
Dysinger has returned TO her home
on Sixteenth street.
Secretary 4. T. Arnold. of the West
Virginia Sunday School Association.
will return this evening from the
southern part of the state. where he
attended several county Sunday
school conventions.
Miss Margaret Riley. of 81. Glars
vile. was the guest of friends in the
city yesterday.
William Clark. OF near ST Glars
willie. was a business visitor in the
lefty yesterday
+. p. Kenney OF Cleveland. Ohio.
is spending a few days in this city
! on business.
Rev. w. S. Dysinger. pastor OF the
First English Lutheran church, will
leave net xweek on his annual vaca
ton. lasting during the month o,
August
Robert Hazlett OF Kenwood. Pa. is
spending few days as the guest oil
friends at the Stratford.
Mr. and Mrs. G. &. Fivitic and
daughter Of Philadelphia. have re
turned from a few days at the STRAIT
ford hotel
Mr.. and Mrs. William Fellars OF
Wilmington. Del. have been visiting
In this city for a few days
MISS Gertrude Dague OF Viola IL
spending few days in Elm Grove
as the guest of cousins.
! the late Robert Mccormick. left for
haa..N g.
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ComrIir~,tarvA Affair

Thursday evening Miss Marie Sci.
fert entertained a party OF friends at
her home on South Chapline street.
complimentary to Mrs. Green Young.
nee Carrie Eberts. formerly OF this
city. but now residing in Johnstown.
Pa. The evening was pleasantly spent
in music and social diversions and re-
freshments were served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-27
Woodmen Lawn Fete.

A very large crowd was in attend
ance at the annual festival and lawn
fete Of Henry Clay camp. Modern
Woodmen OF America. held Friday
evening at tho Elm Grove fair
grounds. Refreshments were on sale
and n neat sum was realized
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Successful Affair.

The Young Ladies' Missionary so
ciety. OF the First Baptist church
held a delightful AFFAIR last evening
I'm the nature OF business meeting.
followed by tea The affair was
greatly enjoyed by 'he members and
st Is likely that many similar affairs
will be held
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MusicaI Recital

In the Ladies' Aid hall ~ Mt Olivet.
next Monday evening. Miss Beulah
McNemar will give an interesting r..
cital She will present humorous
classical and dialect program and will
both entertain and edlfy Refresh
mcnts will be- served AZ the close OF
Tho entertainment
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Dance This Evening.

The management of the Stratford
hotel at Woodlawn. will entertain with
an informal dance this evening. COM
plimentary 20 the guests az the place
Dancing will form the diversion from
: until - o'clock and an orchestra
will furnish music
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Interesting Program.

Last evening very successful and
well attended lawn fete and musical
was given al the First Christian
church. under the auspices OF the
Young Ladies' Circle An interesting
program was rendered. consisting OF
songs and readings.
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ems. Rzfh Enxl>r. virginia szylor.
Trtxk. Nessr We<ly Cosssr. Cor
nelius Eooer-s. Elmer Berteh~y. Prank
scharer. Wencell LaDue. Russell Ro-
senb>rg. William Steele. Edwin Reed.
Barrett Brown and Harry Simpeoa
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Entertained Cucsts.

At her home on South Eoff street.
Thursday evening. Miss Anna John
son delightfully."- entertained in honor
of Miss Eula Brown. OF West Union.
w. Va. who is the guest OF Mrs. w.
G. Want
A very pleasing program Of songs
and fancy dances was carried out.
after which a sumptuous re-ast was
INDUCED in.
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For Miss Brown

For Miss Eula Brown. of West
Union. W. Va. who is her guest. Miss
Anna Johnson entertained with a
party Thursday evening. AT her home
on South Eoff street. Dancing and
music were the diversions. Those
present We're: Misses Eula Brown
West Union. w. Va. Della Humphrey
Mamie Johnson. Anna thinner. lisa.
belle Utermohlen. Sulalia Trigg. Han.
nah Johnson. Messrs Charley Keyser
Shadyside. o.. Elmer Heymann. Al
bert Wagner. Arthur Moorehead W i
flaming; Mrs W. G. Want. Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Johnson. Mr.. and Mrs. $. X.
Johnson. and the hostess. Miss Anna
Johnson.
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SISTERSVILLE

Rev and Mrs y. o.. Reed of nion-
fnsn ~ who hove b..n ,I-iftnr
here f"r % fcw days WITH IS Neu.
gnr,hwnnGrr and family. returned
D.. poe. today.
AiIss Fdrh MrMulnr. ~ Hexford
sire. O.. "In Doe. been Visiting f.r tho
ifsf f'w w''Ie with relatives ct
IiffaIuf-h. ana 'auuDnshurF lst ar
Do. si horne t.sfsrdHt evening
John u.mIst. harrt EotI.s aud
G.Hf-. ..Iff.. 90 fi.. 'hI,. ptre o.
ft. .u if. t.eferdat evening uf-
e llire fH. ,arniIal
O.. ilH.. salesman or UrnNn.
lfIf.hI..r N.. 90 NHrIffff NhIn. Ia
.lI.fr tr Dol. ffH1r here TODAY.
ftH f.t .. h.tfrn. Counts. tsf.Y.
WIS Ir flvn ThuredH. evening Oh
IIaIr... f.f sutton fr.a ru pro-.
dr..re. AMI while here t..k in zoe
farrifH.
CLosslT uabos o'l ta.urs nov
ffsrr. k.v.l af near ssrli- uha.
fs.Ir. fn|.. .f Troll UHn. t.hi.. nrI
fH.r uHrf.e sf WIIHv f.rt. YER.
..f.ra .r f.Hr yesterday ...rfnr
fH.Irr tr f.f carnival aIrffa
r fH. u.N arne r hrnE .
OBJ aN. M Deem Ir frffsfHrFh f.r
fF. H.f f.u dove affsrfIrr f. HraI
r.ae naff.fe arri..I H.r.. f..fa.
So. Irr.sr a...mra rIe.f tr
rr m.ftrr Co. rhfn.faff Departed
f. fa f.r Sow fHrH ur.f. fhs. uni
rffrf 'f. e.~msr Or n1usaf.un
We U.rr.U Uf Mrkrrsf.rrf
farU .f ur. H.HHrH reformed
n.n f.fa.
o.. s..t.r srI ESQ., af FsIr-- 100.
ar. ...iI.fr rI. f.rn..ra rfr.r.fa D co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-27
Birthday Party.

A number Of friends OF Miss Ada
bell Hoyt rendered her a very plssas-
ant birthday party Saturday evening
az her home on 37o4 Maple avenue
IN honor of her birthday. Games Was
the chief diversion of the evening and
Miss Hoyt was the recipient OF a
OF number Of beautiful presents
AT a late hour a tempting luncheon
Was served prescn. MARE
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Delightful Excursion.

The moonlight boat excursion given
last evening on the steamer Liberty.
under the auspices Of the Mems Bible
class Of ST. Paul's Evangelical church.
was well attended. nearly roo persons
being on board. The trip down the
river was very much enjoyed. St
PauIs orchestra furnished music and
refreshments were served.
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LnOse present were.
MISSES MESSRS.
Miss E.ula Brown. Charley Eeyser
West mon. w. Va Shadyside. q.
lpela Humphrey Elmer Heymann
Mamie Johnson Albert Wagner
Anna trimmer Albert Wagner
lS.h@lle ttermolh- Arthur Moorehead
len VIII Hanning
Eulalia TriCg
Hannah johnson
Ms. ". O.. Want
MESSRS. AND MESDANEs
Joe johnson
: X. Johnson
And the hostess was Miss Anna
Box Party Given.
Mrs. w. G. Want entertained. Fri
day evening. with a bSx party at the
Majestic Theatre. in Elm Grove. in
honor of her niece. Miss Eula Brown
of West Union. w. Va. The followinl
composed the party:
MISSES
Anna johnson
Anna thinner
Hannah johnson
Eulalia Trigg
Mrs W q. Want.
Mr.. r.. NJ. DOwler will chaperone
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-27
Collar ana Gun SETS.

Plaeun coat and dress sets are 10
score again this season. says the Dry
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-27

the late Robert Mccormick. left for
Wheeling today for visit to their
brother. &. g. Mccormick. before re-
turning 10 their homes.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-29
TO IMPROVE
HIGHWAYS
WEST VIRGINIA WIZ snlPaoVG
PROVE MN NILES o. ttloh
uav Poa ExPER,nGNFAL PUR
posEs.

Ni'AlA-i.-, ~, ~ - ~. ~
a
qaeu-',a = a u ~
iii ~.,l t-9
- me - IL .---.-
- $780, - t.F ''-A
...lla ~ ~.
~ -o'-k
q E-als o'-r N'a lu'-i i. -
F'el Ia'r :. a''-'H ',' - ~
sr1i states % ne 1n'oa' p sa' y
ih-l 'he STATE pr iScA' 'oln's of -
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-29
Serenoded

ne MouoaEnh blnd ana nH a. The
lrieBas Of Chtef Of Police FinfiFg
gathered toeelher Il the iitile eitg
"a eazcsaay egenins to aasiut IN EiviuS
= rruper nsrennde 70 the ehluf q ~
ice of ,hos city. Nr wHlinn Fipdla5'
uho raihsr sururispd his sFtuads b
his marriage ,hns evuaing % Mia,
Lgass Lsolar1. - MoaonEah
The aaaIr VAS to have heen kept Z
s-crri but rse nrus vas isaruad ~ {
few fFieuGs. and quickly hlram1
known over she city. al GuahaEilE 70
Esther ana giving the neUiy ussded
tCupi- q happy ssrsnade.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-29
no CHANGE
ANNOUNCED
AGENT or q . G. HAS NOT RE-
egSVEo ApSV NOTICE o. TIhsE
TA8LE eltAN6ES

Tl.e Acral q 4 a usirialS to-dHy an
ucrHcEd 70 r-rrva-zraiise of his
paU-r nat - lar 10 thsS EngE -
cs.uaEe lad yes b-ra announced iH 20
.-alu .-hsdule-
he luczl D 3 q, SHyH say that thrr,
Las ~ e - brea am vuh;sr a.
auu1aeueus uaAr "a ~ ule e ~
-. ncn.sulp EorE iaio eluri. u.d
rns ~ lng-l-iE. NV - ~ -
dap1 ~ cr1eT1 q
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-29
Drink CAUSED
HIS DOWNFALL


LACK AwaNA y. r. NOs -.
-DriAk. ariEk. fhatu WhAt cdunea NJ
t.rrili" doNagau. admltsed , Frank
Hickp, la;e yesterday ~ noon asrn
h- r0afpss@d 10 the cold bloodsd uiuT-
der o. HuI.- Isusph IasePa. ~ ycars
81 asp 20 sus stolen aa-y from hta
paF niu aad fouIly murdered.
Hirkey eonf-ssed 70 rae cDunty
pFc- cufcr sho Eate uu- far ns~u 10.
day " also said that b. had beeu
ruliy ul iug~nHe murders Tor lae
ret ten years.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-29

GALgEaTON. Tea. NSy 23-P q.
4E. Z uliiliouhirs Owner OF vain
~ suish pFuvs.sies in Chihuahua
oder slnias 0i Nszioa. uho .arciy
~ ~. n hons in Salrezsor. has
-ul . eountry-uisp search ioT h.s
tuo a.GtegA. Cgnupnia. aged u. ard
Ouplrannr. aosd IL whO ueTe Nd
uap1l UouAsy warTGnts hAsv U--a
E-.led fuT spnhta Martinez . rsinfisr
y ~ ehlidEen. and oGcs-s IN l.ns An
rsioa und many bther oiitns o. ss-
uut haSs heen isrzsshed whA o.
a-1iUticas o. th- chtldrsn and uo-nsa-
TAs chliGrsR teIi rchoa; MOuday far
tns II ausueE to = meusaEr to ras
aGoci EAat tlsalT lStasT uas IL Thry
taUs "a haeu neVh since
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-29
PARCELS POST
RATES SENT TO
POSTMASTER
TABLE WAtcA MusT BE USED
~ LOCAL PEOPLE HAS Been
ANNOUNCED.
.IUT OTER aHH PDGaIS
PREpARATios@ BEING i'foE
ron sEG;NNiNo OF eERVtcs
JASuARH

The local p.Bssos.-- is sn~ainS tae
.or. or pasnarz,sCa f,r tas fns-p1z
flrl. al the r~w p-rr 3 Posa st-ca
l-r,ui s ope-a-Ise IaaIlry 1915
The psrcsls 1ss vil ~ q E-ezi
cauvenisnes 20 - ) lh- rerehHa' aHi
Ms patron in ta1 q vol r-rasfh
sheno delivery var oa erclsanaist
ard al fa.ssih e.s-a rl..Hr '-aaiss
.ad wtrhin sascf.-s E5ars sr rosn
sry ever TIE .1E grsv.des- lai
h~ucan.r fsar ar'ass -ni ziB r'
saair emtr=cs ~ c.h-r -zssasr- b.
s.,yd ~ farin sHd facio p-nt1 q.
me- noe emb-ared b, isv ia s.rhrs
the ars,. secouA. ~ tbirs lass no. -
ceedtnz eleven -ounss Ia ss-izl-. PIT
II form or kiaa Ia D 2, lriH-a zee
. rs.sn q any posts on 'laser c-
aanzEe tae u.til cqapzeni o. cii.fr
uaH 2 ,rpr anI no @. rAaE1e 8
E-5is hahis sirsa F~,.1l -s-s7as.
81 rsvarca fs- r.laFp1rz -ni
esg.v-ry
FOR he yasguse " - 2 .as ms
ias sE.s sGect iir teT7tn~ o. sc
tnit-a s,s.es = dlyied .nfo '
sun-s aurordizE 20 distance 81 traH
po-;atian. The arsf Enae rcr~rE ias
la-aI possoGS-s. taa' u =Hy i'''.
purintioa. Tar ars, znac covers -
rr,,rr,-r q Fnrs Po1rJ
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-29
CHAMPION
DEFEATED
20 r. TAYLOR DEFEATEO J0pirl
,. PsslLLIPs ATTRARSttoOTINs At
YESTERDRN-
- oa - -

YsHesday q sba WeuEehaut-r Eun
cizb traas tAe ssl;e enaapaon. NE-
John =. Phsiiip-. q this ssfy. nc, -
rrai q ~ h.nAu u ~ y TuyluT q
tIeisssieaai q sah eiiy
Thr eua,uurs reFr v-ry riuee. M
e5=5sssss = ~ TsSsuT sariss ~
rArps mzl- tnFEvts 10 hts erwin il-l
ed NJ. Fniuipu
81. FAunrs tuInatiltesy elaHolG
81. TaglF = uuo,h-r u--o
utIl,n, - ~ lrlu
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-29
A
FATHER At 50
WEALTHY FARMER MARRIED s.
YEAR OLD sVEETrEART =
YEAR AGO.

BARTLEsvlLi-E. otis- Ny "a
4 ezzs ss-- ,as bcrs yu- 'raay TO 80
xlie or WIsam ca.LieburHe - y~z-s
Cd ans ziznos; t.lad. S-e cNstie
tu.r Is - gtau ca
Czsti. lar a wsaishs sut errrni ri-
,sr-l ~ SURPRISED h.n efldrvu aad
mas stlsrea ~hsa b. ss1 naFFir4 ,
7sir a=o fle Aaa hecn ufd9ErT
io- .vcars 4 son arts - bis rasr'
5au ed coainr;s IA ba..asas sE-el-
gss-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-29

Tse psFsn4 seG eaeruuiUE ta1oa =
thu sl,erFa-r oGirs cius wish Npvu-n.
~. asa. 81 dtlrl-t nuauu1 U1,1E
lhe E-ea l ,p ~ llt
~ - ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-29

LONDON. E.ar- Nov - Accord
~ - . lon-r1nnnned dispatch froEs
uu1n1s to-day the Turkish and a.
~ alliau pssre Fepr.u-niafi'ts Sa.~
tachr1 - asrrgnent whereby TuF-
~ 5 90 Fatuln ~ Chafalja liBe o.
d-tsusla
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-29
CHILDREES
OFFERING
TO CHARITY
PUPILS or CITY SCHOOLS eoat-
TRlGUTE LI8ERALLV FOa TptE
NEEDY.
URllsOHE FlOH GlLlEETH
sGRReLs OF PRoVI8ioN ARE
TURNED oVER TO ASSOCIATED
CHARITIES.

s.rretar, sheruUod os thc AssOciui-
~ clsnrirfes of this city. this nroTning
STATED thar be uas certainly hlghiy
o. a.eL u4sa the school chiidrsn .
l-hnnksEirEE rontFibuSicn for he
Foo.
Tae .laa rRs q u-u sns. and VII
Asroaftsr b. carried oui eaeh yeaf. ~
sbs, each pupH. d - iac.luzd talPa
70 thr scnoDi huusp b.fors ThnutHEss-
l.g 6ay sO,nc ysEt,abse or eARnes q
pslserved e3sblss uh.rh BE pisess p
fhs -Thazkszlvins Barre 10 iAe
..slls "a the varss-s scaosls
Tlc F.rst ward sehSois and iha
schools CO this side of he river c1s-
;flbutra ahsH, eqTiiy. snd ne pro
recds received from shs Eivsng o. m
cIldIsu pM ~ r!yen nst - tie Ttror
on ihe sssa q ne Iitsz s. sss 80
a bsssa froz
Thas tne pefHsas ea eaea side q
lac river were rpaily EFias 70 theif
ewa poor. aiihough VIA ss- adai'iuHAi
recurifs ,aai ,ae Associated charitieu
uill ao- Eirr 3, ou' r.c~py seheTs The
famlles are really IN us-d. AID shsa
= uiH D. rruvislcssa or ~ that =
tCezfluued o. rasa FSre-t
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-29
Fair Sex
Wmr:ng

GRGLIsh SuFFRAGGTTES pe
GTRoV MAIL soxES THRoJoH-
our LoNooN ~ PoU RING Acic
ON THEM
LoNDos. Nov - Le-rEr boa
tragedies sHgrosrd % BE- fhs vork Of
ntiisan, uuffrEEs;sea. Uas cOmaliil.a
in ihs center of Lradsa iass sv-niHz
Acid vas poured into ths ietf-- boz
"a yaraaE1nu ias rielf dastg.'t inciui
lns ;hc st,rk exehanr. ana ta~ man
sion hcrse the omciai rssideslen q
the Lcrs Nayur q Londca
Nsuy l.tfeFs uere DESTROYED ana
rufA lnerav~a.c1cc va caused.
Kan, l--r so&es Nvre ssmilaTlF
try s.r,i iu the slre"ts Indicating thai
ys- oatras~ as planned 70 cover a
eide ara ana that uiauy rers5as
acre iu,plscsssa 10 th.rp
On the eifg Of N1ulnSiIaln. cor
rosise nasd H1s asoured inro rahny lr'.
ter bo1cs izss night THIS also Is b.
isyed 10 b. ihs sork ef suffraE-iies
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-29

E1a Daiss leAs sTtu-nrd 70 y
ezaf1un tsd,y SEER = BRIT g'sit SKA
srr &C y. nr " G Jsnsluoa Mrr-
Jeaa remzinsa for tea days.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-29
DRAWING
N CLOSER
canlAal8 ARE TBCHTGNlple 4
G0Huoll ARoURsD AORiAN0PLE-
TCaNI1,l eARmSoN REOUeEO.

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e t2tenius . eoEdon ArUuad
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