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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-11

Der bodw. Serr ii@ in Seem Sort auf
Sem Coupler Berlin nod Meapel ein-
idiffen. @dbreno ietner flint Mona-
te nngen Mbmel enbeit Miro er Sta=
lien, Selterreid, Sic Sdmei5 u1o
Gelrtldlano, nanentlid 6as id0ne
&6einlono, ieines @oters engere SET.
matb, berciIen uno inn Nuguit Bent
in Ser &oiieritaot Made1 itattfinoen=
Sen 1eutiden 8atbolifentag beimob-
men. Gnoe Muguit geoenft er Sic
&iidreiie noh Mmerifa o%n5utreten.
= Sn oieier ISOLDE miro audi Ser in
ct. Nitolas oils Giarrer %itationiyte
bodm. @err $. &lein #ieine Dor smolf
Subren genahte Ieutidlan6reiie er=
nel1err1, Sic namentlih ieiaen in Seal
lal1 mobnenSen betogten Gltern gift.
Il1d SEER &lein geoenft 0rei big bier
Monate BON lei11er 8en1ein0e abnel eno
5u lcin.
* s(m IL. s(pril meroen Ser on Ser
ct. Sob11s l1niperlitat ols Erofellor
mgeitellte bod1m. P. Sii0or, 3. 9. g.,
u110 Ser ols &op(an an Ser ct. Sene=
oiftS=slfaoen1ie SIT ct. Soiepb lett Ell
ncr Hei6e BON Sa6rcn mirfenoe ho6n.
P. @einrid, .. g. g, ibr l%il6ernes
ErielteriubilGl1m f%eier1r, SIT meld)em
Sci tie mir i'm @pralts SEN beiSen Sit
bilo1te1 u1I ere ber5lihiten Gluf=
milnld1e entbieten.
Ger ar Ser polniiden Strife in
Nerhom ol5 Nforrer a1rgeitellte bodlm.
@err II. @olfofsfi befilroet lih zines
Magenleioers lpegen, Sos i'm oienlt=
ul1tallglid maht, i'm ct. 9fap6oels
@oipital SIT ct. Glor0, lpabreno bodm.
@err II. @ospo0ar BON g!pon Miper
oerort rbel1matiih geplagt lit, bob CT
oas aronfenbett bitten mug.
SS11 Ser bonn bohm. @errn S.
aitom5fi SIT Tolep paitorirten ct.
Sohns @en1ein0e lit ont Otter %onntag
cine If. Miliion eroffnet moroen, mel
DE BON Sen 9ominifanerpatres @rof=
bo1f inns Carpenter bon MinneapoltS
! geleitct u1r0 sic ont fommen6en CONT
tag 5ltm feierliden MbidluB %gelangen
mirS.
@ofln. Gothe0rolpforrer 81. Sec
Cans begab iih Mortaq nah Mil=
mol1fee, no Ell leinen1 @rl1oer, Sem
hodm. P. &ooger, 8. 90. Gap, sel=
fer erfronft 1T, einen @eind ri tot=
ten miro, - =
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-11
gl1ten SOB, 10 oaB man BON Sem Ser
itnrhenen iaaen fann: ME Qelebt 10

guten 500, 10 oab man BON Sem Ser
1torbenen lagen fanns umie gelebt 10
geltorben." grgeben in @ottes 81.
@illen, ldloB er I'M n. 2%ebensiabre
sic Mugen gum Sdlummer 0eS Sooes.
@eboren in 1885 in 9arren, Sro=
bins @annoper, 0eutidlano, manoerte
er in 1868 na9 oen Ser. 5tuaten aus
l1n0 lieB ii9 in SafaDette, Sno., me-
ser, 100 ct iid I'M acknowledgements
Sabre nit SRI. Mariu S0bbe, elmer
Sdmeiter oes lel. 8il6ofs Sobbe Don
Gopington ST., in iener stoot perebe=
lidte. SS1 1870 fam 0aS iunge g6e-
poar no9 ct. Saul uno ledS Sabre
lpdter nab ct. CLOUD, NO er leln
@eim Bis 81 leinem So0e beibeblelt.
@ie treu Sen @rl1nolaten Ser fatbo=
lilten Stride, 10 mar CT ebrlld) in lei
uen @anolungen, felt unO darafter-
pnll in leinem @elen, e1t1hlol=
iell l1llo luper5agt, penn es gait,
Dem Ned)te u1o ser @abrbelt 3eus=
nib 5u geben lno in oem 9efenl1tt1B
iei>le5 8luubens leinen Mam ST. ltel=
len. Iiele Gigeuihaf ten marel1 Der
8rul1o 5u Sem 3utrauen, ou5 man III
tim lette, l1no Dies 3utrauen ltderte
iNn Sic Stelllu1g oe5 Gountp=Shas=
mel tiers fir 0rei SerInine uno oos oes
Meoel1le : Collectors fit pier Sabre.
SSSr beioeu Stellu1gel1 muroe ct Den
Nmtspflihten I'M polllteu Slime &C.
red]t. Mit inn lit ein treller gatte
ulro liebreid)er Gater aus Sem 1a1e1n
oeIdiieoer1, elm Mal1l1, nelder aae5elt
iei1er ailloer bette Stllse mar nf1o
Ser aae Gfliften efa1es treuen Sous
oaters fre1soig inns poll gifer al1f llf)
nobm. Nl SEN Seirligen lit er III
gl1tel1 uno triiben Sagen eth gar lie
fer Sorger gepeien, inns oas @o6l
leiner glngeb0rigen mar iein @luf
l11o lei1re 9ebensaufgobe, me(de er
ltets in Be tier @eiie erfiiate. Mlt
Ser betogten @attin betrarern 5tpet
ainoer: @erma1n un0 SRI. Maria
Miiller Sen SOB 0es guten @aters,
uno in oeren 2eio tbeilt iid cine
Sdmeiter 0es 9abingeidie0enen,
@itt1pe Mnnu gartiher BON ct. Saul,
Sic lih nit ibrem Sobne 2oui5 gum
@egrab11iB e%ingefunoen, 0o5 1len=
ltag Morgen nad) einem in Ser unee=
fledten gmpfdngnibfirde bonn bo6m.
P. Mlfreo, 3. g. g., inter N11iIten5
Ser bohm. 8eneoiftiner 6belis uno
Sloepbon5 gebaltenen &equiem itatt=
fans, ur1o an oem ltd Sic Mitglieoer
Ses ct. Soiepb=MdnnerDereins> 6ei=
len eriter Hrdii6ent er gepeien un0
oem er als ebrentpert6es Mitglie6 big
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-11

traut u,1o bat i'm lebrigen ou9 Dos
rid)tige 3elpg in it6, elm oerart1ges
Weldait sur pollen 3ufrleoenbelt TEL
Ter auroldaft gu leiten. Mit el11em
reeuen @eldaftsiim perbinoet 9err
@agner Elm gefauiges, aber 1tr1dtes
Weldaftslpeien, u11o oiele gigenldat-
ten lino es, oie ibm anf elmer geraoen
Gelhaftsbubu ben ermiinl6ten grtols
lid,ern meroer. SSn ibm miro man 10
red)t ben @eidaftsmann a4ten uno
ebrel1, ser auer Mdtung un0 Oaber
elmer guten unteritusung poaaut
mertb lit. Gem 5danfgeldait miro er
Sen frilber genolienen &uf li9er m1e-
Der 81 geminnen uno oaslelbe m1eoer
Der Meibe Ser germ belu9ten 2otale
einslreiben perm0gen Ourd elne gu
porfomnlenoe 8eoienung, cine reele
Nebo1olung uno ourd &erabreld)1rg
mn Ser o%llerbeiten @etranfe uno sur
,3eit eilles lhmadbaiten Smbll1es.
9lah miro er oas 2ofal ltet5 5u ell1el11
redlt einlaoenoen eingerldtet baberL
ME iiberbaupt 1eill causes Strepe1
oohi11 9ebt, an leinem Elate cine ltets
sufrieoengel teQte &unolhaft 5l1 begr1l=
bel uno lein @eId1dft sum- Sanll11el=
plabe auer Menideuflallen 5u mo-
c,el1, Sic hei ihm filrSen ll1o genie
ben, uas ihrem @ur1idte ent1pr1d)t,
ltrS oasu iit ian1nrel1 oils cine a1'l1o=
lhoTt fro6er @aite, oe1ten b@e1terer
Sinr. robes Sen1iitb lt1o frlld}er Sc
belrs111lltb, Sic bel tie @iir5e Des Sc
heas, nod nitlt %ab6an0en gefomn1en
lit.
= sSegen a(nfaufs bon Stabteigen=
tel1m ge5t SIT $. 8, 9unns, ct.
GlolJS. M,il1r. 2O=2m.
= e(m Siter1nontag lte1te iih III
Ser Tamilie Moam @iemen5 Elm m1l1=
teres Sobnt}en Elm. M0ge 0asielbe
sir Treloe Ser glter11 madtlen un0
geSeihen,
- Sic @i1oler 6lorol Company
Miro lire Sreib6auier elmer @usbels
ier,1ng ,1no %ergroBerrng n11ter5ie=
len lallen, nelde Mrbeit be1orgt miro,
10 6alo Sic geihGftige Salion bi1ter
urs lieqt. 9err &inoler beoorf zines
gr0Beren Maltnes sur belIeren gefrie=
oiqllnu leines &lrtoenfrei1es, ser nit
ieSem Sabre groBere M1s0ebnungen
an11inmt.
: Gin eoler, Elm feiter Gborofter
lit ON Gbariam1tog gleid} nah Ser
Mlittogs itun0e nit SEM Singing oes
@ertlts Miner erloihen. 9eur 5mei
Mofle11 Souerte bes Gerihieoenen
aronfenlager, l1n0 6ieIe 3eit benl1bte
er beiterl5 sur @orbereitung auf einen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-11
aus Der m,nee9emo.
@atftns.

@ieoerurt bielt Ser Iooesengel
Ginfebr in unlerer @enreil10e u11O emit
fiibrte zines Ser 6amilienbdupter IN
Die gmigfelt. SEER Meotbia5 Souls
legnete> moblpprbereitet NIT Sen SrD=
lt1ngen Ser fl. &eligion, ant Otter
lonntog Sos 3eitli9e. Ser Gerltor=
bene puroe in Stabfel0, &reis Srier,
9eutidlnno. Dor 50 Sabren geboren.
Ml5 iunger Mann fam ct noh Mmer1=
ia, peilte einige Sabre IN @abai bo,
Minn., l1no pom sort Derlegte er Dor
pier5ebn Sabren iein @eim nad @at=
fins, nad0em CT iid 5upor nod in
8ob Safe, Minn., in Ser Nerlon ser
Moria Ibeis cine 2eben5gefabrtin ge<
nommer batte. @ier ridtete er iid
etrpo 5mei un6 cine balbe Meile bon
@atfins ouf einem 2anogute bdus=
lid elm. Ct mar Elm liebepoaer @atte
un6 Tomilienpater, Elm germ BEL u4ter
u11o germ begriiBter Nadbor, Elm GU
tee @emeinoemitglie0. seinen n15u=
friiben Sos be1pei11en nit ser @attin
adt nod unn1unoige @in6er, mooon
0o5 alteite 6rei5ebn uno Sos iiingite
etma 5mei Sabre 5dblt. Sci lebr gro=
Ser 8etbeilieung fanS ant Mittmo9
0os @egrdbniB unter SEN Muipi5ien
Ses ct. Mntonil1s=u nterltiibungsper
ems, 5elien .eifriges Mitglie0 er mar,
ltatt. Sen 10 idmer gepruften SIM
ter6liebener1 5oat Ser uAor0ltern"
Correspondent iein aufrihtiges 8ei=
leio. M0ge Ser @erltorbene ruben I'M
epigen 6rieoen!
9oloingfurb.
9m Sitermontag batte 0ieie Srtlhaft
i9ren 8olatag, botten mir ia Sic gro
BE gbre, Sen gouperr1elr gberbart in
unlerer Mitte gu begriBen. IS mur0e
oem Staatsoberen Elm ieiner Steultng
miir0iger gmpfang bereitet, un6 nad=
Sent County = GommiiiGr SOL. Ser
man, Ser SEN @oriit fubrte, Sen @ou=
perreur in fur5en @orten porgeltent
botte, bie[t 6as staotsoberbaupt cine
redt einoringlide &eSe, ser eine gro=
BE Renidenidaar in filler Mufmerf=
iamfeit loltidte. 9ie Seier mur5e
6ur6 6as berrlide Sitermetter be6eu=
ter5 geboben, uno pie Sic 8euobner
0ieier 0rtidaft Sic gbre, SEN Got
pern0r lit ibrer Mitte begriBen gu
ff0cnnen, 10 piro @err gberbnrt Sen
6er5Iiden gmpfang nidt 10 bal6 ber-
gelien, Ser ihm in 6ol6ingfor6 5utbeiI
ge1por0en. - Sc ideint, oaB bier ge=
mii1e @lementer, Sic nidt CUR @ltbe
fommen f0nnen, eS 5arauf obgeiebe1
baben, Ser ga15en Srtidoft Ste ibr
gebibren0e 3a1be 51 m%iBgonrten. Gem
bier ieit Idngerer 3eit prafti3iren6e1
Mr5te @aufmanr1 bot man Elm u1iGg-
Tides @erbrede1 onge6idtet, ipogegen
er fiib nod beften &rdften ftrd11m u11o
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-11
3Srt!
@em11 ;Sbr je eime Mn5et9e 9eleiem,
&eiet Dteie!

Tie 3eien baben Fb sednoert, bic 8ufdn0e in Ser AQe6Binzgset fno ni@t
~ mbr, mas lie Dor ein@n Sabren mamn~
Sic Sage, an oenen SIR 5ufueben marb nit Dem @intaui ge6unr
@ftel tit porbei.
SIR lputa feline meoninr9e 3uberatung faufen, nel@e Sbr nit tnnt
SIR iab nr Damn fhr, menn SIR uMBt, mas Sbr bfonmt
gir fmb n@t mebr 5ufrRben, @ub Nittt gu perauen, BON oan mir
nhts mien. Af1el, fir bic mir NIT unlner @arante Der 3nfreben6eu nibt
enhMn t0nnen.
gir f0nnen Cure &unbbaft muir beibehalen, 10 lange mir @mb 5t
frieoenheQen.
3u unernn Sdnbe baben mir Sic Mgentur fir Bic NpalzNfntel u6ernom~
men. gr fennen D11elben genau, mu1en 1parum Dtnelben aQ9emHn gnpnnmn
merben, Sic baen gHhRl Der @lt Sabwlanger 5ufueoenfRaenbr 9ienf,
ia6ra0n9e ifme 9fGutate, jabreange unangetanete Stipulation fat be
9epa(s lfuel ais Die beren erprDbt.
gSenn mir @uh gpars aRitl perfaufeu, prfanRn MIR gub 6s 8eie,
mas be 9febBnz@elt proou5ert Go pernag nut, benre Wtttl berpor5n~
brinQen. 9M1e emenppQen 6anulleuzIfta fpHen ntt nM9r, ais be anDeren,
wiempbl lie mmt better lno. 9atiri] loft SIR nmb Npals ragen, ale unter=
iheoenben ARebiJndufer tbn 10. SIS gt en6unort perlfieMne ghal
MfnteL feline ale &ranfbeMen beienben, jebes en lpe5naes 2itl fir cine
ip5eQe &ranfbert.
SIR laft feline Gefobr nit gpal 3, Die no as bic bfen erprobt. genn
SIR 9ewib, i@r nn0 5ureoen9eaeQt len mohh, tut gepals.
Sober gaal @ertauf fat nit fb uniae @arante Ser 3ufrieoenbeh; os
lit umer Shub. Nir baben bic @arante elmer Drg roBten Sru9=Oan0lnngen
in ser gaeH, Ser Jabrtanten bier 6eamntel, b@s lit nnNr S@ub.
gSenn SIR Seamntel 6aben motif, au be SIR Gd abiohut prla0en
fDnnt, fra9t nm9 Squalls JamiieuzIeittln.
@enn SIR om5 nd9fe Nd in nnierm Store 1e6, bonn: geHattet us
bus Gripieatun, @d5 aes SIN @ug amf Squalls, bas 8efe in 8e5ug anf
Gonfomnenbeni in Nfeoninen, mit3ut6eaen. SergeBt nu9t ben Namen, 9fpals
Die Mfue(, ndbe i'm 9dben &aquet pmabriht mer@n.
8e0ere 6eilmitpl ais gpars gbt es nbt.
The Corner Drug Store.
ST.. 81. 8. 8rpant, Giaentbamer|
Moentur fir 9pars 6elmtdL
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-11

Tarm1tng.
TIMER neue Seeliorger, bodpp. P.
Tbiaip, 3. e. g, traf bereits Mitte
letter ISOLDE bei u1ts Elm, uno a1 bodt
fl. Siterfeite fiibrte er fid in elmer
ber5liden Hreoigt als &irte ser ibm
a11pertrauten SCRIBE elm. - Soiepb
febrte Mitte pergangener $50
DE BON 5orbolm, g. g., in 8eglei-
tung ietnes Sobnes Mnbreas, Ser in
lein @eim bot, ober Iei6er
erfranft lit, gu uns 5uriid. Ser So
tient lit i'm ct. &apboeIs @oipitaI
ct. CLOUD undergraduate tporoen.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-04

b H y b y . HrH
There is more Catarrh in this sec
tion OF the countr than all other dis
eases put together, and until the last
few years was supposed to be incur
able. For great many years doctors
pronounced it local disease and pre-
scrlbed local remedies, and by CON
stantly. failing to cureiwith local treat.
tnent, pronounced It lncurable. Science
has proven catarrh to be a constitu-
tional disease and therefore requires
constitutional treatment. Halls Ca:
itarrh Cure. manufactured by F. j.
Cheney &. CO. Toledo. Ohio. is the only
cure on the market. It
is taken internally In doses from 10
drops to teaspoonfuls 1t acts direct
H on the blood and mucous surfacts Of
The system. They offer one hundred
dollars for any case 1t fails to cure.
Send for circulars and testimonials.
Address: F. y. CHENEY & Co., To
ledo Ohio.
: Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton. Il 1i,ss5s
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-04
DLD- nnE Remedy
DARK. sTHE HMR
Gives cobb Eaded
and Gay a1 ilIItI
Quickly Removed

From TING inincmoriat sage and sui
t,iIidr haze been used for lIiS hait aud
s!alp. Almost everyone tnows Of The
alne or such d combination fOf darkcn-
ing the liaiS for curing danirtff ag'l
calling hair, and for making the hair
grow. $3.50
In olden times the only way 10 get 6
hair tonic oitIiis sort was tolbiew Il h
lhc home fireplace, a nethod Which was
troublesome aud not always satisfactory
Nowadays almost crcry up!to-ddte drug
,ist can surply his PATROLS with,ayrcady
,osuse product. skillfuily compounded H.
perfectly equipped labnrdforicS Thu
Wyctti Chemical Company OF New York
nut up an IDEAL remedy Of This sort.
l.alicd WyrIh's Sage and Sulphur Hair
Remedy, and authorize ,lrngEisistto sci
I unlcr guarantee that the money vii
bc refunded IL it fails to do exactly At
represented.
n you have danlrutG or itiyonr half
IS turning gray or coming ont, don't
clay. but st bottle, Of this remedy
io-,lay, and sec what few days treat
mcnt will dofor you.
This preparation is Offered to the
public at fifty cents a bottle. anil i.
recommended and sold By. all druggists.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-04
Observations Of old Capt. Whlpple

Observations Of Old Capt. Whlpple
1t doesn't seem to matter much what
happens. II always stalls our railrud.
Black and blue are still the favorite
decorations Of many political meetings.
The fellekwho, wears wig doesn't
fool anybody but himself, for II never
fits around. the back Of the neck.
The Teller that argufies may get the
press notices but the Teller that works
gets the money.
When you hear person state that
he has got an absolutely new vaude
VILE monologue you kin make up your
mind that he is aSliarg for there amt
no such animile.
When a teller goes home at night
and SHES at the steam radiator, think
ing It is a sarpint all coIled up ready
to spring at him, It is time to climb
away up, beside the driver and hang
on.
A good many poets who write cpl
taphs for monuments are monumental
liars. { s.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-04
Tired M DAMON
By ROY K. 5MouLToN.

There is at present a crusade against
the custom Of eating live oysters out
Of the half she'll. oyster experts say
that the majority OF oysters are alive
when swallowed and that they should
be killed before being eaten. This
has caused a number OF our readers
to send inquiries concerning the best
method Of Killing oysters, Having
made a careful study Of the thing We
are prepared to give a list Of different
ways in which live oysters may be
killed while yet in the half shell, seme
OF them being as follows:
Grasp the oyster tightly about the
neck and jam a chloroform mask over
its face. Hold it there until the oyster
has inhaled enough Of the drug to Kill
him. Be sure that the chlo5oform
sponge is placed over the oysters nose.
Take the oyster out of3the half shell.
tie a string tightly under his chin and
hang him by the neck until he is dead.
Take a nice sharp Ratchet to the
cafe with you. Remove, each oyster
from the shell and chop his head on:
Garry small electric battery in the
coat pocket and electrocute each
oyster before eating him.
Place a saucer Or paris green on the
table and let each oyster crawl out Of
his shell and eat some oft,
A slow process but a sure one is to
starve the oyster to death.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-04

perhaps never heard oi--A never tpa-
Ing change.
Here Is man Who says he made q
trip around ihe world 10 one night. OR
course y doesn't sound reasonable, but
let him teliil
Y STATED from New York about
4 O'Clock one night and went II san
Iftancisco making 10 stops. 4 s j was
quite apillsr VIII lie pFIncipa cities
al he WI ii took me only about
i've minutes 10 reach san Ffanciscosi
NJ. l Wasn't travelling BY the air
route 4 was merely looking up these
plases Of interest In the Standard At
las and chtonolo gical History Of the
World solto up Honolulu; thence
Melbourne, Australia; on up TO Bonn.
bay. India over 10 Cairo, Egypt; from
there to Venice thence paris, Londony
and on back 70 New York
Yes, every one OF the cities named
above IS given Individual attention In
the Atlas which I got through the West
yirglntan."
Alls other Important cities in the
world are described in this Atlas, so
that all who take advantage Of our
otfef may be enabledsto travel around
the world In night.
Clip or tear out six headings from
the first page Of the West Virginia and
present them with the small expense
sum. TO cover the items Of distribution
charges. There is no other charge.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-04
NOTICE OF ADOPTION OF TRADE
MARK.

NOTICE OF ADOPTION OF TRADE
MARK.
Notice is hereby given that the Fair
mont Brewing Company. a corporation,
has adopted the following trademark
to be used In its business as bother,
to!wit:
"F. B. Co. in the form of a mono.
gram on Sthe shoulder Of bottle and
"THE +. B.'Co.. Fairmont, W. Va on
the bottom Of bottle. The above to be
used on large and small bottles. Of
amber, green or light colors.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, the
said corporation has caused these pre-
sents to be signed and sealed by It's
President this 10th day Of February,
1912.
FAIRAf0NT BREWING COMPANY,
BY H! P. GILMORE, President.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
County Of Marion. to.wit:
I,sH. j. Hawkins, q Notary Public, IN
and for the said county of Marion, do
certify that II. P. Gilmore personally
appeared before me in my said county.
and being by me first duly sworn. did
depose and say: That he is the Presi.
dent Of the Eairmont Brewing Com
:pany, the corporation described in the
writing above bearing date the 10th
OF February 1912, authorized by said
corporation TO Sexecute and asknowl.
edge deeds and other papers of the
said corporation, and that the seal af.,
fixed to the said visiting is the corpor.
ate seal OF the said corporation, and
that the said writing was signed and
sealed by him In behalf Of the said
corporation by Its authority duly given.
And the said H. P. Gilmore acknowl-
edged the said writing to be the deed
and act OF the said corporation.
Given under my hand this 10th day
Of February. 1919.
H. j. HAWKINS. Notary Public.
Ny commission expires November 4,
1920. 2
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-04

Mr.. Mancel Carpenter. of Plttsburg
avenue, went to Plttsburg yesterday
for short stay.
Mrs. r. Il, West, of Morgantown,
spent Sunday in this city.
Cecil G. Rice. Of Pittsburg, is visit
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. %,
Rice, of Guifey street.
Misses GoIdie. and Grace Shriyer
spent Sunday at Morgantown.
Misses Kate Donham. Odra Stealey
and Mr.. Austin stealey spent satur.
day in Wheeling.
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8, S. Attendance.
Diamond Street NJ. E., 1863.
First N. P. 1853.
Palatine Baptist, 1873.
Al N. e. Church.

sixty.four new members were taken
into the Diamond street NJ. E. church
yesterday.
Rev. L. B. Bowers was at Clarks'
burg yesterday afternoon and deliv-
cred a talk to men only at the N. E.
church at that place.
+ Aid oefety.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the First
Mp. church will meet Thursday aft
ernoou at the church.
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MeetLnn cIosed.

The revival services which have
beentin progress the past;three weeks
at the Christian Chapel, closed last
evening. The, meeting; has been very
successful one. Evangelist D. w,
Hariins went to Barrackville to begin
4 meeting al that place.
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rhe Twenty ereat MarrIers

Solomon, Brigham Young, Joseph
Smith, Nat Goodwin, Princess Chimay,
Lillian RuesSell, The sultan Of sulu,
Henry VIII, Abdul Hamid, ltameses
H., Robert Alantell. The king Of Siam,
Gaekwaar Of Baroda, Clssie LOTUS.
David, Nero, Capt, Kidd, The shah OF
Persia, W. Faversham. Ptolemy.
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Board Meeting.

The Sunday school board OF the
Diamond Street NJ. E. church meets
this evening at 1880 O'Clock at the
church.
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prevent the increase. He was re-
moved to the hospital last month
weighing nearly 400 pounds.
AT Des Moines, Iowa, on February
%, after dividing up one dollar among
his fifteen children, Owen Gavin, col
ored, aged 81. committed suicide by
blowing of his head. He had re-
ceived notice from the overseer of the
poor to leave the county lest he be-
come a poor charge.
At Wichita, Kansas, on February 10,
at his earnest request, Clyde TarbelI
was accepted by the court as surety
for his mother and sent to jail in her
place. She had been convicted of the
Illicit sale OF liquor and had been una
Bile to get bond for an appeal, and the
court accepted her son rs surety.
IL a father finds an Objectionable
sweetheart clipping with his daughter
lie has a right TO thrash him good and
hard in order to prevent the elope'
ment. So decided the district court
at Milwaukee. Wis. when William
Fielbach had W. L. Swami arrested
for assault antAbattery. Fielback was
trying IN eIone with Swans daugh.
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According to the will Of William P.
Morgan; q wealthy real estate dealer
OF Wilkesbarre, Pa. his two daugh.
ters, Misses Ruth and Tacie Morgan,
must stay unmarried In order to get a
share of the estate In the event OF
marriage their allowance is to be com.
pletely cut off. The girls are promi-
nent in society.
Miss Bessie S. Mess, of Richmond,
Va, declined to subscribe to the word
sobey" in the Episcopal marriage ser
vice and in consequence. her mar
rage with Albert E. Chamberlain, of
New York, was postponed. The min
lister who was to have OBLIGATED re-
used to leave out the word. and the
bishop sustained him in his action.
The couple recalled the invitations,
and will probably be married by some
minister who will agree to omit the
offensive word. Miss Mess is wo-
man suffrage leader
Frank Deaken, OF Bridgeport, Conn,
dled on February %, from the sud.
den acquisition of excessive fat, so
the doctors say. a year or two ago
Deakin was man Of slight build. He
began to put>on weight, and not even
the most vigorous treatment could
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PILES CURED IN TO - DAYS.
1our urugpst will refund money 81
pAzo OINTMENT fails to cure any
case Of Itching. Blind, Bleeding or
PptrudipR PIlsa in s to II days. Soc
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~ scrap and took his daughter home.
The court held that Swami had a right,
to use force to protect his daughter
from Objectionable suitors.

Warden C. S. Reed, OF the Washing
ton State penitentiary at Walla Walla;
says there are fifteen college and uni
versity graduates serving time in his
institution. The warden will institute
a night school for prisoners, and says
he lacks no material with which to
complete his faculty of instructors.
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Almost everybody likes to travel.
The enjoyment comes from the change
OF scenes-new and unusual sights
things We have never seen before, IN
places that We have never been and