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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-21

toeIa tdppdt pmoomnt iuurimmot
Il oiatIi 10 orpostelufptpd ia bolna
iotafin oppia NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
fduneistadn, fuin ololto on mpbs
FIN IeuaiIiu. iotto ~ben9elltlen Ella
mdnId nirfistptletIi tornitIeipof
ttrtoisIa fdnod. Mutto fdmimdtpd
misIa mieleeId bpwdnid, Min Ell
iuuri IenoiSta iao tomota tdoud
FUN mitd Ieuraomo pala Suomestd
tootstoo mieId moboouiIetit. &trlot'
tus fuuluu Ieuraonosti:
uOtatoopa opitIenne. rRniule"
firioittoa &uimoniemeltd erds ienra'
ruutoIoinen mpnen mum febotita'
mana ia puolestu epafoboosta, lofa
topoa maoIeubuiua pield moneeia
poitosia, MIN. tuostd letpottomasto
ia ruubuttomosta tirtosiois'umiles'
ia neutrality-suspicious. oitono. Yn'
bella puristaon, liitutaon ia tol'S'
taon min fomaon, ettd ie iunri pa
rabitIi bdiriiIee niitd, iotfo tobtoi't'
not biliaiIeuo bortouoelln ottao o'oo
iumolonpolmelutieen Slifipa tits
Ipptd Ietd Observation-Disclosures eta
muittentin lenoitomain tirtoSlotd'
miidin ottaa opitIeen mitd moinitfn
Observation-Disclosures oIioSta tirioittao,
FUN Ieuroo: ,Woitittoma epdtobto
tirtoeTomme on ie, ettd fanla tulet'
too foirio muasIaon finne. Slen
buomonnut n%ieono iu%nnuntaino, ettd
foirio on ;irfosio loumoitain. ste
b~sDftddnGt aitu rptindud flddn ia
nlos, mieldpG niiid on penfetud ia
ittunoiuotin fDfottdm6sId. piispo
fpnd tapoeeIddn 10 buomonttt tups'
ia rumosta iamoSto, mutta ei ndp
q opuu DieFDuH.
1oinen epdfobta on lie, eta iottut
benfil6t pubeIemot toi'ileen pentets'
I'd Mir fomano ddnelld, etid ie fnu
luu oiuon ielp6dn toiIin penffeibin
Siten b8iritd1n toiSten fnuliiotn
rauboa, niitten, iotfa baluaiFtuot
Ieuroto NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. menoo.
GifSbdn Iopii wdIttdd mastoi'uu
oesIa inonloiFo. auulin fuiime Jun
nun~toinofin, eitd erddt benfilot lou
~Iuirpat peaefiumiienio inosto. S'bdn
tirtfo ole ,nifddn iuttuiupo. On fpl'
Id toto, ETH uieo tapoa eoempdnd
oIuman iutturuania firtos'a, ioten
tefee mieIi bGntd pnbutello, mufta
eifDbdn diff pnros oboiioa luma'
lonpoImeIutien pddtipmistd ia l'tfen
uItono iuiella oTniStoon."
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-21
VpbGp1imiea tpictusta

biipp ofunnosIaon, firioittoa piispo
8. H. 8oetimies biippotuntoterto
mutTeeIaan IeuraaWao;
.ONean ppbdpGindn pieton mer
fitps ia m%abnistapa moima m
Idhee totoroan t%onlon tietoiiuubes
Ia bantnhDt. auittialid on %luonnoI
liIesti olemasIa oifeototin n%iettoo,
mutta pitemmin poitteufIeno. &ui'
tentiu rntouspdindt ia 1uuremmot
t~irfouiIet iublot fuiIottiin ennen fuu'
lumau hiliaiIeue totie.dmGle ia toti
bartouoeue. Npt t~alpouiIesti toitti'
no iublino ia pdipiud foti idd fnin
fplmile. Wonbemmot f6pp6t iutu'
laiTieIa ia tuttamisIa, nuoret bu
peieIl ia lopIet - min SumaIa Ut
lin iietd6, mieid mitin. WtuutomoS
Ia oieutaustirioeIa ferrottiin, ettd
Saueeio oil rufous. ia fotumuspdi
pGnd ipietettdpd iltama bpfpGntefe
tudiIppstn reoitusta morten. Sbiel'
maon fuului M. m. eIitelmd polesti'
nasta n. NJ. +. YoliIinironomailet
rpbtpipdt ebfdiI emddn rufonspdi'
pdn iatia iltamau pitoa, &orteam'
mat piranomaiiet tuitentin iouipot,
fostu TitG eli moihi totIoa buruitiloi'
iuupeeIi. Niin muuala polpotoan
olepieu iapattiIofien nououttomieta.
Ga meiq63!, Siitd ei moi pubuo'
Fam, mitd foittia metld potodon
fanid, ia mitd faitfeo moiooon lal'
liz, ia mitd faifeen noioaon tieltdd.
Mutta %Ionottofoon, ettd otfomme
biqiIematDn bumitusbimo on Ie TO-
fa emf TiiasIl turmelee ppbdpditpdn,
Iamoinfuiu ie pIeenid Oh molmisto'
masIa Iuneon tietd iirueett0mppoele
ia pobeile. Watopobentinen nno'
riIotpD ebed paroiten moili tdsid
fobbasIa tuottao opua."
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-21
Tb6iaiSperbecu fnriuutta ia
ia farfimpfiid.

Sorretuu noimo fertoo: r3un Su
10 SioIen paimo aSibtipubtoan @ld
mGi6rpeud ntn 4 pn6 I6bti puiio
noutnmoon, idtiden lopienia tupaan,
min Iild oifao oil 5:ud nuooela
oIepu tptt0 Siiri %Iaanut tulen moat-
teiiiinio ia e%nnentuin n1oteesIa Ioi
rostana lopien it'd ebti opuun oil
tuli poIttanut lopien iolat ia pation
luurimmalta oIalta DereSliballe ia
rofoiue. GpdtietoiSto on iddfD lnpii
bentiin. Sdmdn perbeen fobtolo on
muutenfin ferrosIaon i%ddlitdnd.
Woimo on beittomielinen ia mics
iairoetoa piteGae tebittpnpttd teub
fotautia ia n6jud OH 2 losta, ioieto
toinen MT polonut ia totnen mpttd
&unto mpi beiodi piime tolpena
mdbimmdn mootipoae hoibettomof
Il, maon tpoimoa eip6t I%aoneet Lob
temddn mpDtppn paittaanIa ia
mieStin tuli tataiTin municipalities
taan mDftiiniG, iofa on min buono
ettd tuuli ia tuistu fdp uIeommoSto
Ieindn ia iiuan Iaumos to ia iomn
tulee FIddn Idrtpneen muurin boIfe'
omista, nimittain iiuoin, fun puiio
Iottuu oIemaon. SiinG feubfotouti
fen iidn nStDtIet mum liam ia las
ten fansIa lottioud otpot IuloiIes1a
Ioninnoeia.
Iubuma,tafoon idrpimeu punt
teesto, iota on iotopditodinen mte"
ras tdSId perbeesid, on leipdtin lis
Iein pdipittdin foifti. &errontin nGs
I'll tdmdn firioittoid perbeen riitele'
mGn pienestd leimGn fonnitaSto,
ionta perbeen it'd oil pddnaIufFiniu
piiIoittonut. ga tGIIaiIeIe o%IiaintiIuu lie
ei Yibtiputaan metI6 ritfoutIiStoon
fuuIu tuntafaon n6p mitddn mobto'
man.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-21
Cifeusoiastom tparapubeeniobtaia
erDaa.

80. { % p. idtti ienootin oifens'
pIosion OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, lenoat'
tori .. 10. 4eermon erobafemutIen'
ia. GropppniDddn perustelen lie
noottori sherman louiuen. ettd iiiid,
mit6 miime oitoino on iultiiuuoesio
eIiintpnpt, bdneue on ielmtnnpt, eitd
Suurin ola Iiitdfin Suomesla ole'
maeia woItiouiiesta puolueesto, io'
Pa tantoa mined Iu%omalainen puo'
Iue, Ell eudd bpndfip 'iid topoa, ioto
han, fafiiptienid mutoon lopnioin'
nusIa puolueen m bpmdtipmien
periootteioen tansio, on toiminnas
Iaou nouoaitonut. ia ettd ften pbd
tariistpneieid roetoieia ololubteieio
banen moimanio, tortean ifddn
n8bben, eip6t enddn riiid tdpttd'
mndn Qeii. N~toieeteetin bdnelle us
fomon lenoot:n oifeusoIoston mora'
pubeeniobtaion pirfotebtd mid. DON
pnpta6 fen muotf erou ia oieiufIen
mufoista eldfettd.
eenooitori Sleermonin erobofemus
eIiteliin Ienooitn oiteusolosiosid ia
padni ienaoth tebod fortetmpaan
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-21
Spini, Gppmi.
lorot. 2S p.

lotot. 20 p.
arnoii 1 r9luttaiun" toimitus ia in'
tiiafunto!
Nrmo oltoon nellie ia roubo Si6l'
I'd SumoIoIta ia Serroltomme See
IutIeItc 2ristutieItu dina ia iionfait'
fiIesti! Mppstolt firioittoo: v&nn me
oIemme usfosto monburStootIi tut
Ieet, Min meilG OH roubd Sumolon
tansIo meioGn Serrnmme SeetutIen
foutta." SGstd oIen mindtin oIoui'
IetIi inuut. @ibouinen toittad Fol
feua taipouo oboistao. Sos Inun
pstdmdni t~pibouinen t%;uiao, min
fpud minuotin mield enemmdn.
Wtutta Jana %Ianoo, ettG olemme Fab
bella iapoua autuootii tebopt Sol
eotaIo ia &asteeeIo. 3dtd usfoes'
ia idpttdd ipodmemme toifpnauinen
foti.itGpG min, ettd taiffein aDois'
tustenfin fesfeud Iaamme lauloa
t6dld nieraoua maauo 2%aonooieen
tulfiesI omme Weriglidn t%unniofli.
Siea' iiati IauIao Sdn fiiiostoii,
On mopaa ia outuaS main.
81 ouiuuita toinnasIa ieurasIo't,
Sieu' outuus ia riemu on ain I!
81 laulun ia borppuien p%oubinoto,
81 pbteiStd houeluioo,
81 tostoon Re field ole p~aifeneipa.
81 outuutta toinobosia.
Hoftoot pstdmdt, Iuttoion l%utiiat!
W}uistofoo minuo tirieindnne! Se
diff mirtisipStd %foitfinaiiiin puuttei
flint ia Ioirouteni fesfead. Snmolo,
roeos SIdmme wietDDn uieoan to
tin rguttoiou" toutta %iermeiIent!
SIemme ritfoon Sidn Tiunai,iiio
lopTia. !perdttafSDn Serra idmdn
lebben lufiioisia monta, iotfa meni
Fndt nathan %itfullo, pieoen tollie'
to Fementd ia fitte tuooen Ipbteenid
riemulla.
4olmipbteinen outnuiemme Sumo'
la funaitoon f%oittinoiieud funouf'
iena @uttoion tp%imitiniou Ia len Iuti'
ioito. Sanen iaoielewa fdtenId iuo
iotfoon teitG ia meiid ia iobtotoon
miimeiu iiontoitfiIsen funnioonIo.
SecIutIen meriboowoisio outuos
melienne
Motii pittdobo
Soini, w. |. Suomi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-21

STE iuomolaiIet emme muuta moi
fuin tooeta, ettG meta nastoan fob'
oistettu mdfinaIta on MT iiis ioa'
nut ubreibinIa Iotpitetufi ionfinnd
f6iIen oiteustoimen. Euomioistuin,
ionfa tuliIi piteutta ipalmoo, o%Iettuu
IortopoIitiifan poIpeIiiatIi tuomiten
lainfuulioiIet, u~SfouiIet fa~nfalailet
raneoistutIeen. So fiud mdlin Eos
boutumot rlainmolpoiitfi" maas'
famine iipeeuiIeItd laaouItaon por'
I'm tiriapat plot.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-21
I'd ne %lopuqilet maotimutIet, ioibin
afianboorot antoiuot oibetta.

Wlif6li II. g. on Ioonut fuulu, on
Surun bonioiteubelle tullut Ioman
Iuuntoinen fannetIrielmd Eompereen
raoetumanoifeuoen idIenid mastoan
len Dapauttopnn tuomion iobbosta
ionfa moinittu raastumanoiteus an
tot rSampereen Sanomoin" pGdtoi'
mittaiaa mastaon noSfetusIa iutus'
Ia.
MpDSfin Soriamalon raastumon
%oiteuoen ioienid postaan on ia
monloinen ipptefirielmd iaopunut
Wiipurin bomioiteuoelle ia toisto
tuiittoa litten.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-21
GnSi tpaltiopdipdwaalit

topobumat JOS ienaatin tefemd
alistus menee fprfeimmasia pat'
fasIa ldpi, emf muoben marras'
tuue1a.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-21
Suomeen matkustajat
HuOmatkaa!
Nelson
Joulu Retket
SuOmeen


lahtevat New Yorkista seuraavien
scandinavian American, Cunard, White
Star, American, Anchor ia Hamburg
American linioien mainioilla lai-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-21

= Varas fauna fanpnn8isiamme
eboonomosti OH Wlotti Viemeud
459 s. pine Il. Norrien pddIld. 9pI.
ped MOT periantoiiin ia lu%rantoiTin
l6Iteeu puolen p6im6u..
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-21
Nelson & L.undbeck'ille

"a State ST., New York.
Telefooni: 2469 Broad.
Suomen rahaa on meilta saata-
vana kurssin mukaan. Sink. 5.15.
dollarista.
Vekseleita ulosmaksettavia Suo-
MESA myymme korkeimman kurs-
sin mukaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-21

poittoan o~listutIen, ettd %ienaattori
Itermanille mpDnnettdiiiin ero ia
aietutIenmufainen eldfe.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-21
Snsmen sntiFs.

~ SC q d %
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-12
TWO INDICTMENTS.

The March grand jury Is getting
down to business and already the fol-
lowing named witnesses have ap'
peared and been examined:
T. W. Hennen, Jim Taylor, Lloyd
Miller, A.. B, Freeman, F. Fadua, Jas.
Murphy, Rome Taught, j. H. Ross
eta, J. W. Dayton. w. S. Gibson,
Antonio Tronbs, F. D. Alderman, Ell.
mus Toothman, Harry Hayward, G. b.
Kimble, viii Engle, George Johnson,
A. Gs Angltn, Fred Fletcher, Dr.. A.
W. Shith, Sarah West. John Layman,
Ell Wiley, Henry Tobias, John Free
Man, Clement Tobias, A, ]. Boyles,
Edwin Slack James Stewart Scott
Stewart, Joseph Hardesty, Charles
Bartholow, Ellen McGarvey, A. J.
Hayes, w. P. Byrd. Robt. Vewcher,
Russell Sn6dgrass. Albert Singleton,
Hershall Baker, Clarence Atha, 3. B.
Hibbs, Billie Bransa, Lloyd Ramsey.
Ira Kohler, VIM. Efaw, Arthur Miller.
J. G. Fleming, Marshall Hamilton, ben
Hibbs, Geo. P, Freeland, Lindsay Fur
bee, Lewis Campbell, James Hlbbs,
Mrs. James Hibbs, c. E. Gray, Ellis
Fllharty, Mary Nuzum, ]. $. Walker.
Hugh snodgrass. Robert Pell, Felix
Helmick, Russell Baker, Walter Mo.
raity, j. ]. Barb, Alph Tenant, VIII
]. Moore. Therman Groucgher, Allan
Craaston and Hazel Craaston.
Two indictments were last evening
returned by the grand jury. they be-
ing against Vito Garibalda, for con:
fiscatihg moneys from the Falrmont
Brewing Company, and one against
Tom Stat for murder.
1t has been understood that by now
is on his way to his old
homei n Italy, while Tom Stat Is In
custody, being at the present time con-
fined in the jail in the basementot the
court house.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-12
COLONIAL rHEArER.

"The Patriotic sons" Granddad
was telling the boys tales of '76 and
turned to aRold. history to show the
inspired youngsters an appropriate Il
Illustration Of the Drummer Boy Of
Shiloh" Then. presumably of for
school they ran, hut. attracted by g
man lacking hanGoilis. they stopped
10 read. one Of them. 1t told of the
Great Parade at Ashbury Park, New
Jerseys famous resort, and of the
wonderful prizes offered for the most
attractive float They hurried beck
home, broke open their savings banks
rushed off to d friendly costumer With
the contents. hired three uniforms
with part OF the money and then de:
parted for Asbhiy Park. How these
"chips Of the old Block? ucceeded In
building a float, through the assistance
OF dozen othertlads of tender years
and subsequently captured the prize
cup Is best told b the; film, Their
anxious grandfather searched high and
low for the truants and finally found
them, in theshetght Of their triumph,
with thousands cheering as they
passed the judges stand and received
the official token of victory
This with the usual other three sub:
jects, ..BfpaSbo Biz, Love Affair."
Bison; "'The Deputy'a Sweetheart.
Bison; '.The Eeteful Diamond" Eclalr
makes d pleasing programme forgtos
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-12
LGElN0MAN .0jEll
MRS. 3ELlzABETH OWENS DIED
YESTERDAY AT HER HOME IN.
lkINeMoNr. &; .ss...

Mrs. Elizabeth; Givens, an aged and
highly respected lady Of this com
munity died yesterday at l2 O'clock al
the home Of her daughter, Mrs. 8! e
Bolton in {Nngmont after IN illness
with dropsy. ta''f Z
The deceased was 80 years Of age
and was we'll known in the community
in which she resided. She is survived
by six sonsaRd one daughter, and with
one exception the children viii be
present Stthe funeral, which takes
place Wednesday morning at II
o'clock at the residence of her daugh.
ter. at Klngmont, and interment will
be made in.the Works cemetery. nea:
that place BY Undertaken G. N. VII,
hanson.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-12
PLEAlS FOB AlM!IILNGE
GEORGE, W.: PERKINS cRlEs FOR
HOTEL Observation-Disclosures
NOT WANTstro SPEND NIGHT IN

PITTSBURGH, March 12.-Pleadlns
like a child 10 0e allowed to STAY ID
the Hotel over night in order TO avoid
the stigma Of staying in the Allegheny
jail, G, B. Perkins, the, detective, who
lis more than 70 years old, was allowed
to stay in the Fort Pitt hotel last
night, 81
|, To-day, Perkins and Charles Frank.
lin, conyictael on, a charge, Of using
the mails to defraud, at Erie, Pa, were
taken TO Leaye4worth prison, BY the
alprshals. where they will start to
serve threeyear sentences.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-12
sUNDAEIsNIS

= =
Every man and woman On earth
can reeput and live & Christian lie
II they want,to.
Don't come to me and say you cans
be q Christian; say you don't want ID
be and / wiz have more respect Tor
you.
II you reject the atoning blood OF
Jesus Christ God himself can't save
you fromshell. That Is one thing God
can't do. III y m
wish ouwould get as excited over
Wheeling going to hell as you do over
woman taInting. tStatepept as a
woman was carried from the taber.
nacle.l
| don't believe. an infidel ever stud.
:ed astronomy or looked through q
telescope
These are days when people are
ElggtyI 4 S.
Are sou fool enough to think yol
can extingulsh the fires of hell be-,
cause you don't believe It?
He'll must be an awful place II God
does not want us to 90 there,
It's Jesus Christ or nothing for
everybody.
It's good sense. to prepare for what
may be,
A merchant does not expect his
store to burn, but he prepares for
what may happen BY carrying fire IN.
surance. There may pc . hell, yq6
admit, then prepare.
A standing rule on any railroad y
IN case OF doubt take the safe side.
You cant stand at the tudgFen:
and pretend 10 be astonlshed BY say
ing: ''What! Jesus Christ down there
IN Wheeling, and me not knowing IT."
If a fellow comes UP to yoi and
says he believes in the spirit and
doesn't live up to that belIet, you
had better keep the hen roost locked
when he Is ground,
The Holy Spirit does not teach one
standard Of religion. for those In the
pulpit and another for those III sc
pews.
II the church is not saving people
It is a curse on earth. IA
The church Of to-day has not the
power the church OF the first cen,
fury had. a
A great many of you are 80 stuck
up that you can't bow to God.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-12
SPe,RsON
ne OPT s,
S Hey Coll q llG0

Miss nellie Layman has returned
from wheeling where she had been
Ithe guest Of relatives for several days.
Mss sara Deylin, who had been the
guests Of friends in this city and In
Manntngton has returned 10 her home
n Wheeling.
= Mrs Al n shaw ana daughter,
Helen spent SUNDAY with friends In
araftoni ys;;..
Mrs Z Koran and SON. Lawrence,
have returned from an extended trip
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-12
IQHE:EEAN:1ELlE
FORMER RESIDENT or MONROE
coUNTY,plEp AT ST. GEORGE.

Mr.. John Eakin, a former well
known resident of Monongalla county,
and a brother of Mrs. Jos. Minor Flem-
ing, Of thlsEclty, died on Monday morn
ing at his home at st. George lin
county. He Mas aged II years
and is survived by several children,
among them being Jacob Eakln. Of
'worthington. The remains were;
brought to this city last night by.
George L. Phillips and to-day were.
taken to Fairview from where, they.
we're taken across the country to Fair
view for interment.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-12
Art Exhibit

The group Of 40 oil paintings to-
gether with the Larads Taft cOllec-
ton OF photographs of American
sculpture. exhibited in Wheeling,
March s, according to report was great
ly admired, and their artistic merits
awakened much interest in our own
American men aud women who pain
ed them. For many years America did
not realize and therefore could not
appreciate the wealth. OF material and
talent which belonged TO her. But
that time is passed and at last she is
beginning to enjoy her rich heritage.
Through the courtesy Of the Wonen's
Club. the Fairmont public is to have
the privilege Of viewing these works
of art, much interest already being
by the lovers OF the Deautl-
full in anticipation OF the event.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-12
The AbeII!es Occupies Club.

Miss Jeanette Wiggtuton entertain.
ed THE Achilles Couples Club" at
her home on Seventh street, Locust
avenue, Friday afternoon in a very
delightful way. II was a business
meeting and officers were elected aft.
er which refreshments were served.
The members are as follows: Helen
Crowl, Helen and Kathleen Mcmillan,
Jessie vandervort, I.auna Mason, Gail
Clelland, Phyllis Watkins, MargeFy
Marsh and Jeanette Wigginton.
Contributed.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-12

pr. Evans T.. commissioner OF Health,
Rays: '"Thefe IL almost no relation pc.
tween skin diseases and the blood. The
skin must he cured through the skin.
The germs must be washed out, and 50
salves have long ago been found WORTH
less. The most advanced ply sieians "
ire prescribing q wash of wlIltergEeery
tayniol and other ingredients for eczeu1a
and all other skin diseases, ThtS COM
pound Is known as Odd. .Prescriptt
for Eczema. " !. "A - Is. "
n DR.. Holmes, the wen known skin sne.
eialiAt writes; u am convinced; that tte
ODD Prescription is as much q specific
for eczema Us duinine for malaria We
have been prescTit IN 3 the ~ y: reiaedy
We oarsslya oaeh for me Odd ls'l
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-12
Doctors Use This for Eczema

Prescription Tor eczema and ahsoInte1y
Itch the instant you apply It.
II you are suffering from any form OF
skin trouble we would like 10 have you
come 20 our store, for we have had the
agency, Of this remedy for 90 many
years that We can tell you 81 about
ODD. Ptesetiptl Ion and hhotg 1T cures
ecaema, IN fact. we are 60 sure u what
Odd, Will do for you that we VIII ehol
CHAD 10 let YOU have a 81 bot on our
guarantee That iESVRlii cost you not hing
unleaa YOU llili 4 Il III does liet 1gol ~
For that matter ttial bot Ne Tor Stc.
.Ollgllt 10 effplig d 10 Rbsui lltely prove
the merits 0tl The reine ays N
& prop into orr; store anyway ana ~
win tel you 80 ah.lIt lllls etsl Esn,edy.l
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-12
Returned from Chicago.

DR.. and Mrs. D. B. Purinton re.
turned on the noon train sunday from
Chicago where they spent week as
the guests of DR.. and Mrs, George Bur.
man Foster. Dr. Purinton attended
the meetings OF the executive commit.
tee OF the Baptist Northern conven'
ton, and Mrs. PurInton spent the weeA
with her sisters, Mrs. Foster and Miss
Elizabeth Lyon. Morgantown Post
Chronicle.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-12
Have You Visited the
MARINELLo SHOP
Room els Masonic Tempted

Room 216 Masonic Temple?
II not give US a call and inspect our
thoroughly equipped parlors. Our
work is all don. by Graduate Opera.
tors, and is thoroughly scientific and
endorsed by the leading physicians OF
Chicago.
We Sell all Of The
MARINELLo PREPARATIONS
Including Creams, Powders, AntiSsptIe
Bleaching Lotions, Hair TonIes, Liquid
Rogue, Hand Lotion, Dry Shampoo,
Nail Polish and the famous MarlnsIIo
Scalp Food.
See our line Of HAIR GOODS and
be convinced that we can meet your
requirements In our line Of goods and
scientific work. Phone Con. 9.
GENITAL SHOP
11o4 Main ST., Wheeling, w. Va. 4
BRANCH SHOP
Water ST, 6ann:nston, w; vi
u. i v H q Z
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-12
In New York

Miss Katharine llough, who attends
the Peabody School of Music in Baltl.
more, is now in New York, where she
is the guest OF her uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Hartley, of this city,
who are spending several weeks there
Miss Hough wilrspend the Easter va.
cation at her home in this city.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-12
STRIKERS. ID .G.8NFE:Ri[RLE
MEET With OPERATORS 70 FUR
Their DISCUSS. PLANS FOR
REACHING AN AGREEMENT.

LONDON, March IL. Following the
meeting OF the British mine owners,
the Federation decided to accept
Premier AsQulth's invitation 10 meet
with the Union committee at the
Premier's Office this evening, The
question OF the coal strike, may then
be taken up BY both sides as they both
want to settle, !, ~,
The WEIGH and Scotch mine opera
tors capitulated this Afternoon and
agreed to a conference. The confer
ance began 81 3.o'clock. x
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-12
For Miss Hardesty.

Miss Clara Lloyd entertained few
friends at cards last evening at her
home on Grafton street ,hoporing Miss
Minta Hardesty, Of Terra Alta, who
las been the guest OF friends in the
city Three tables were occupied byI
The guests. II
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-12

The annual dollar social Of the La
dies Aid Society of the Methodist
Episcopal church will be held on
Thursday evening or this week in the
basement OF the church on Fairmont
avenue, Two hundred invitations have
been issued to the members Of the
congregation OF the church and de.
llghtful evening will be spent.s The
ladies will relate how they have
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-12

A called meeting of the Ladies Aid
Society OF the NJ. E. church will be
held tomorrow evening Immediately
after the prayer meeting service, The
meeting is a most important one and
1t is desired that all the members DO
present as business of great import.
ance will be considered.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-12

The local companies OF the National
Guard have moved, their supplies and
accoutrements to the ground floor of
the Casino which they are now using
as an afmoFy: The companies are
drilling in this new place on their reg
ular company drill nights &
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-12
New Secretary Elected:

AT meeting OF the Political Equal.
lily Club held last evening at the club
rooms on Jefferson street, Miss Nil.
lie Evans was made corresponding
secretary OF the organization which Of
fee was formerly filled by Mrs. Laura
jackson whose death occurred recent.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-12
RANGED HIMsELF,

BETHLEHEM, Pa March 12.-pe.
spondent because Of domestic Difficult:
ties H. B. Brisch, owner of the largest
bakery in the Lehlgh Valley, hanged
himself to-day ~, ~