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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-11-29
Jnnta.

Sfplge Sunbbe6sDei erets
&apport for 0ftober Moane6 an=
mel6tes Ser in6en 6en11e % Ed=
felber al Smaafopper. Disle Sill
fel6er par meget ipre6te, ibet iefS
mel6tes fra Eolf County, otte fra
&ottomattomie, fem fra Mariball
pg ct fra bper al Butler, &oslltb
og @eblter @ountper, SSngen at
6isie 9ilfplber mcoferte ooo So
SEN.
- 30 ll11gc Mer0, Sobn og &en=
netb 0api0ion, bpenbe lpopeitenfor
Milior6, op6e forrige l1ge efter
%la1rguarige 2i0elier al Iricbtner,
bbilfen f%rpgtelig @pgoo1n DC boboe
poa6roget Jig peo at ipiie Tleif, Der
life bar tilitreffelig fogt eller ltegt.
@pg6ommen bite Jig ollcreoe for
flcre Tiger iioen, men 2Ggen antog
SEN for Set fprlte at bore NerDef e=
Der. De ffreffelige Eraf peo Sri
cbinernes &erjcn fom BOG burtig
tillpne, og tro6s Sc beoite 2egers
MnI trnngellcr blep Deoen Den
l1un6gaaeIige Bplge. Sc to Sbn=
1rer bor / fin 8lomitringsal6er,
1emlie 10 og II Mur go1nle.
= 500 6. 3. Seer, en- Garmer
boenbe tire Mil bltenfor @rismolo
gjoroe mon forleoen Sen merfe:
lige Spoagelie, at Mcetpltne=@as Ell
: itnrft ben1lenoe. Suiets tre Detrf
ien1tes en- Dag ct @rin6e ne6
&Glbcren, og ga De efter noger
$ibs Gorleb life fom op igien
fon6tes De peb nermere nr6erie
gel1e at l1gge beb101tle1e poo Steel
berg1,lpet. De bnres burtig1t mi,
ligt no / fritz 2uft og fom be1
mart til 2ibe igien, men opfbrte liz
en- fort 3i6 iom rno6r1,f1e Wcnne
ifer. i6et De log og iparfeoe on
fig, ffraale6e og lallebe iom @mao
bbrn oip. Cen beipnoerlige @1,'
ipntes bog liot efter li6t at for
fpin6e, og 6en bup6e tilipnelo6eno'
I; ingen ftabelige Gelger. Otter ON
bp9gelige l1n6eriegelier fan ma,
life tro orbet, emo at Drniter IT
Sen / Qel6eren bnrenbe Moiftn
!: for Mcetpline=@ns haboe babt obe1
1tennte 0irfning pna 8igerne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-11-29
1Hurutsht.

= Sfslge Sc til Statsfefretn+
rem in6lebere6e @opporter bar BEN
mislpffeoe aamp for @ptnoernes
Stemmeret toitet omtrent $4,000.
anermeite beraf, nemlig $10,~
100, blep uogibet al uEbe &oliti,
cal equality Of @isconiin.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-11-29
Nnrh Baknta.

- Greet Mortbern 8aners Tor=
lpngelie fra Niobe til 6en tanaois
tie @remie, bbor ser ifal gieres
Torbinoelie meo @rano Erunf, fon
life ful6fgres for til @oare1t, ioet
Mrbeibet mi CT ne0lngt af Wangel
pao Mrbeibsfolf. MRite Sommer
bill BOG @ranb Erunf 8nnens Sog
ODER Great Mortberm fare gienre1l1
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-11-29
Sra @p % 8esb.

Sra &p % 8pgo.
9jprnions Datter, 6ru 8erg=
liot Sbien, CT af @o1w &oafon BE
ben 6eforcret me6 oen norffe Tor=
tjenjtmeoalie / @ul6.
= 0e norlfe GLADSTONE bor / flo
lte &egnifobsoar 9ioet SEN norife
Ell Mettoin6tegt al L.
$4,000 @r.
- 5tor 5togsbrift bliper SET i
/ &i11ter. Ser er iolgt meget
@fog boabe al &omml1ne1ts og pri=
bates, og ma11 ruiter fig MI til en-
trapl Sis meh &ueit og @ipring.
- 0ompifibet ~5partifen",
biemmebpren6e i Melsp, &elgee
Inm6, brenote ifelge ~9ofotpoiten"
forle6en Scat / @erbeoen at 8obs.
Ma1t6ifabet biergeoes.
- 8e6er @tnbe bar 1o1gt i'm
@onro @elitob / Sfootp til ST..
Goneiunfer @el6d fra &rofen !
DrangebaI. 8jpbeiumme,t ct efter
6orlDoenbe / v@roeere Blob" ca.
$1,000 &r.
= Den bolIanbife @egiering bor
eipet tit 5amtpffe til gfspeoitionen
in6en bollanbif Mp=@uinea. Com
8i6rog for BET fgl. neoerlon6ft
geographic 5elifab poet 600 &r.
- Som 2eber al en- @renieefs=
peoitio1t, Der / December ffol 10.
ien6es al sem orgentinife Staggering
til Menoo5a er oniat en- ung Sri:
itiantomano, S1,genier 81. @tig
@on En- allere6e afrejjt til 8a1enoS
Mpres.
- SobottreS 9on1b bnr 1olgt III
@oar6 @o1nb i Mor6re 2ono til lit
plolte Son, 2anobon6ler Sens
&omb, Soften, og fin @pigerier
Selge &ogner116, Doffa, for t40,:
900 &roner, mel6es fra @ippif. 81
@%ienbommcn berer 5000 Moo'
|@foo.
Sra Eorsgrun6 meobeles Der
|36ie Nob.: @n611u .en gementfabri'
bill / BEN nermelte Sremti6 blib'
itartet fer / 8pen, i6et 6to6singe
nier &lfien / 6isie Gage bar no
fenot Mftteinbbp6elie til 0onneli
Iof &orsgr11nos @ementitpberi. Mf
Itiernes 8oolpbenbe bliber 500 ST
log Sen imle6e MftiefnpitoI 100,
900 @roner.
- Sra 5fien meooeles: 81
Mono / Grm1geool bar ioIgt Fl,
@ienbom paa 1900 Mool @fop ii
&ofo5 Brug. Ser %foreloa @onces
Interchangeable. @erre6sitpret bill
Dc life benptte' Jig al 6orfiebsret
ten poa @rumo of 6en beje &ris
off @enipn til Splgeren piI6e. Sc
life uotale fig for Megtelie at @or
cesiion.
Otter ct Gorlpoenoe / uGori
$otelrepp" bor Snoebaperen q
Continental" / 8ergen, Trmt
&einbotb, fjebt nSoge6eaar6en
(tioltgere eiet at 81. 8o1rnebie Mr
'|geED / @o4bolm, Sogn. Set {
ben npe @iers @ening at in6ref
,,@oor6en til &pteI - ct 6oret<
gen6e, iom bttnof oil bpre poo Fl
Hloos, 50 ser itaoig i Guriitti6e
. bor naret @ongel boo EIn6s De
. in6e.
? Boipeienets Meen}tab f
! Serminen 1911-1912 uopiier {
1omlet Snotegt al ca. 9,102,7 e
9r.; Sn6tegten par bereanet I
Z 100000 @r., oe bar o1tlaa ope
: lteget Mniln9et me6 102,79O 6
I uogifterne r6gjor6e tiliammen c
8,111,370 &r. Oberifu6oet, s
bor beregnet til 1885, 3 2r., Vi
gjoroe ca. $4,000 ar. mere Ell,
e ca. 1,021,82O Ser.
{ - Sra Sre6ifsitno me6oeIe{
Eaa Stotens @obnebpi ens @eg1
, operlepereoe Mf6eIings . ssngeni,
Magn1s til &baler &erre6sItpre 5
itore Moloonleg / @finrballen, 10,
bar beret UNDER Mrbei6e / fire So
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-11-29

S 8abaib, Snbiana, er ser %,
rettet ct @nreih1tteri iom efter 81
genoe betoler Zig u6merfet, 81 set
Ell Ipffebes at op6rRtte en- Mrt @a-
rer, iom er fpiieltg baa6e 6ommer
og 8inter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-11-29

llng. JeS naVue ell
Nyre- og en- Kvin-
desygdom og var
saa daarlig, at jeg
like kunde finde
Hvile hverken
Dag eller Nat. Jeg
havde allie de bed
ste Lager i Byen
og brugte mango
Slags Mediciner
men intet hjalp
mig indtil jeg for
s9gte Deres vidun-
nprlipe Medicin.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-11-29

% 1om bnr toltet talt W,OOO str.
beteenes Iom meget pent
folio, og ben nDe Wolo oil be-
re til flor Npte for enbd al &ba=
bers Giiferflaabe un6er Storm og
ubeir.
- Sorle6en Scot op1to6 8na1t6 /
6en 1,De Yapirfabrif i 8ebnsba1ens
@npirmplle 8ran6en blep 1trnfs
opoaeet, oe / 2sbet at to Sinner
il11ffet al Gobriffens egne 6olf.
&ppr flor Sta6en er, fan enoru life
ofgieres; bog er oct paa set rene,
at @opirfabrifen forelebig moa inb~
itille Driften - for bbor lang STD
ton tffe iiges. @elpe Sabrifbpgnin+
gen er ubefto6iget. 0m SIbens
Moriag ct enbtt life 1toget oplplt,
men gfterforIfning poognar.
- Mftieiel1fabet u8rettesneS"
fonitituere6es / Msbe pna 8grien
forLe6en Dag, melbes ser fra Tron6=
Gireftionen beitaar al Gbefingemgr
@ennberg> @riitiania, 9oniul Slug.
5osic og @tortinespreiioent @og<
ms @alporien. Com a6mimitre<
ren6e 0ireftgrer ct anlot n6balgs=
forman6 &ifarb &mn1en. @elifobet
ifal 6ripe benlistsmesiig 6abrif=
Drift til @pttiggidrelie al 6abrit-
briftens M%ffaitntng og begpnoe
&irfiombeoen inorei It mulig.
9pbsfalb. - @oarbbruger @ans
@igbort Sougner er afgooet be6
Gp6en pao @otnes / Mite6al, IS
@ar gommel.
- @n ODER bele 2nnbet, ipecielt
Misiions= og Sn6remisiionsfreoie
fjenbt Momd, G1I6maetig g. S.
IMicbelien / Sre6rifsitab, er af-
gooet beo Dgben, 70 Mar gmnmel.
= 8r11gsbeitprer 81. @trengels.
rl16 boa S%ben6Sitlen er nfgnoet be1
|1eben, ia Mar go1nmel.
- 8pgmeiter $eggen / Marpi1
oe6f pluoielig forleoen Not efte1
foa &imers @pg6om.
- On gamn1el belfien6t Bergen,
Ter, Sngenier og &iebman6 SSsoot
cbim &onom ct nplig ofgaaet Def
Dboen, IS Mar go11meI, i aibben'
babn, bDor ban bar boet 5iben 1909
- &aptein Mn6ers 2agefen e1
i'ofgaaet be6 Ds6en, 48 Mnr go1n
mel. @fos6e bar Officer fra 1885
ban ubnebntes til aaptein / 1895
SON bar @bef for lite @ompagn
at Oslo Battalion al 9itre Mterbus
acknowledgement.
= aoniul 81. ~. @eterion ofgi
forleoen 9og peb Ogden, 70 Mo:
gnmmel. Sra 1880,Morene bor bo1
boet paa 6en pregtige @aorb @run
la beo Sre6erifspern. Me6 Som
Jul Neterion er en- af De 6petigit
og melt foreta9iomme Go%rretnings
memo gooet bort. s t86O<Maren
grlmolagbe bmn @fibsperft pa
Mois, % ban for ii6en meo ito
9pgtigbe6 1e6et oerne 6orretnina
9e 1t6ite Mar bor fan boet pa,
|Store l1lleboaI / @eitre Mfer.
;: = 6bb. @fole6ireftpr g. S. 81
Goucberor ct afgooet peo Db6en
@riitiamia, "a &ar eamn1el. @oa
cberon bar fe6f / @nm / Sub
%branosbalen, bIeb Stu6ent fra Sri
ftinnia &atbe6raIifoIe og tbeologi
@onoibot me6 2auo 1850, bo
9lelpelGrer be6 4rtitimia 3atbt
bralffole, @6i1nft be6 Eron6bier
&atbeoralitole % 11onapntes t
@feleoireftbr / Gromsg @tif. !!
1871 bleb ban @fole6ireft6r ! 8e
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-11-29

Zen lille g) gnocrlin /, &an<
iom County bar / oct forlpbne Mar
giort burtige 6remifriot og bruges
MI 1om ct @fsempel pan Ertbelig<
beo ,og Goretogiombe6. st &loaf<
ipitem meb @mbbarf, foitenoe
$65, 1000, er iaale6es netop paabe~
gbn6t. @n6erlin er ogioa iao BEL
sig at bere en- al De Smaabper,
bbor Eoitpeienet bill giere ct Gfs-
meo fri Smlebering al
Noft, % bporttI itbite &ongreS
qior6e en- 8ebiIgning. 9enne frie
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-11-29
HUSTRUENS HELBRED
%GJENOPRETTET.
Manden forsikrede, at Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound Wide gjenoprette
hendes Helbred, hvil-
ket Diet gjorde.

Ashland, Ky.-"For fire Aar siden
syntes jeg, at jeg fejlede nmsten al
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-11-29

Sra Mois. meo6eles: @n triit
l1lpffe er bnn6t ber, ioet en- @elln=
Io1eurbeioer gilbert @tnicb ct obert
fiprt og 0rebt al Surtigtoget. ST.
get blep fun6et at en- at Sernbanens
Eengemeno, lige efter at &oget
bob6e pasieret Benien. Man6en bar
rs Mar gommel og bar tungbgrt;
ian brugte efter 6orlpoe1r6e at goa
Sernbnmelinien til og fra Mrbeibet.
0g "a ban bar paa fin ie6banlige
Sci bjemoper, bar ban antagelig it.
fe b6rt Eogd, iom bor itp6t bonn
obereroe % fert bom meo Jig belt
til &rnbanepenien. 2iget par ilbe
tilreot og felt uigjenfienoeligt. Set
blep i6entificeret paa &leoerne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-11-29
og belt inb til Tpillingbp-

Mrs. 81. g. A1roerion /
bleb 2srbog ioa forbran6t,
at bun ion6ipnligbis oil 0p. : lllpt~
ten in6truf 0erpeo, at BUM 1og en-
Sop Gasoline / cit pea Spren itao=
en6e @ebeI foge,16e &a1,o, bporbeo
@as b1,rtig uopifleoes og eiebliffe=
Zig mttpnbteS fra S1oen / Spnen.
4pin6e,rs &lgber fom 6erbe0 |
8rano> % bun Dor ful0itnnoig ind
bpllct / Jla1nn1er, bo bum iprong
lb al gGreliet. Mrn1ene % Sen
bbre Sci of 2cgemet iamt M1ii9tet
blen iipr ifrpffelig %forbrgn0t.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-11-29
Nnrgr.
Spab en- 6pparter fan here nbia

@pab en- Gpbarter Fun here ,biat
for. &oo en- lite &lasies &afe !
&riltianta fom forleoen Sag Ell bel
fLeot &erre i,1o for at laane Senge
al 8etieninge,,, me00eler vStoe11S
Eegn". ga ban ingen fit, optraao~
te bon ioo brutalt, at ban maatte
fgres u0 al &ofeen. &oa Seien
tenptteoe v&erren" Nnleoningen til
at giDe Ell at 0pparterne ct 9part
poo 8enet 1ao poI01omt, at ban
mootte lsee 9eee; ba1 bar iioe't
Ligget tilie,,gs % 1noa tremtoeles
blipe liggcnoe. 6orbaobentlig foor
@agen ct Gfterlpil for oen elitoer'
oige r@erre".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-11-29

: Statsraao bos &ongen blen
Der nplig beiluttet iolgt iolt 40
Bru9 at Stotens Soroe9obs / gale
Ianqsmorfen, Melfe0alen % Tlel<
lemarfeu / Gpe1tcs % 2potngen
@erreoer, Mprblanos Mn,t. Sen
1amleoe @algsium uogjpr $500
@r., loa @jenneminitspriiem for De
enfelte 8rng bliper ca. 725 Sir.
8riien porierer n1ellem 800 &r. %
1000 &r. pr. 8r11g. 900 Oct t1o'
ligere 2ei1er6ingsgoos, iom ligger
@po for Sfotenfioroen poo 9alp@
zen melIem ben1e 6ior6 og @ofior<
ben faor mon oltiao 40 5elpeiere,
% ser er p6erligere / famine Graft
uo3h1ffet enoe1 Earceller, lom 1e=
mere ian bentes }olgt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-11-29

Sra @ammerfdt meooeleS:
Walmforefoml terne pan 5tjernse11
pe6 @arnmerfeit er blepet ~mn1er1pgt
al en- Grpert fra ct pengeltnrft @ru'
beiDnoitat / @elienfircben, leoinget
al en- @epreientant for 6inons@
merb / @ambatrg. Ser, ct toget
&reper ira Telterne, iom ct fenot
til ner>nere unberipgelie / @elle1s
fircbeu. @pis Hreperne fal1er BEL
biq u6, bill Ser bltpe Sole ON aiet
og Drift. On at @errerne bar meo,
oelt, at Molmen ct rig; men mar
frpgter, at Sen er for titanbolbiq
til at bltpe sfonomiff brtbber6tg.
50 engelife @r11bemen0 briper
Binter ltt6eriggelier / &tpperior'
Sen @obberfis= @ruber, iom eies a
uSfon6iu".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-11-29

Ho%i ilepering er netop heben let
igomg ser.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-11-29

Salbres Glbite Snopaaner, SSnge.
bisrg @flolobmar, elIer 5Ietto,
fom bun poplll9rt falbes, 6s6e it'll
&c r@albres" 2erbog Sen 26en 5000.
efter at bone ligget tiliengs Sc 4
itoite Tiger. Sun blep 101 Mar
paa en- Moameb npr, i6et bun bar
fbbt 28be Mob. 1911. Sun Ga
be1oes Man6, SorS &eIgelen
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-11-29

Sra @pelpcn me66e(es: Torle-
Den 116bre6 Ser 8rano / Strgmmen
Mftiebrugs Sobrtf pe6 Moelpen.
Set bar mibt / Mrbeioernes Grofoit=
ti6, 1oo Der par fun faa Golf tilite=
De. 8ronoen er ian61pnligpis OPP
ltonet peo, at Ell Mrel ct 9aoet porm
/ 9epleriet. Sl6en bre6te fig me6
riben6e @urtigbe6 og omippn6te
i 2pbet al ct @ar Mimutter bele
Gabrifbpgningen, joni R0bren6te
til @run6en. 2agerbpgningen og
Smeoig pnr Ell Tib truet, men
oct lpffeoes at begrnnbie Sloen til
Dem enc 8pgntng. Strpmmen ST.
tiebrug, iom oiaponeres at g.
2un6e, brrber en- @ogn= og Yirroes
}tolfobrit og be1fieftiger ca. 40
Man3.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-11-29

Tra 9pbmaba Subieumsfpreitil.
ling ben Z. @op. blep en- al Be itsr-
tie 8eeibmbe6er / Nationaltbeots
rets Siltorie. Sit Dor uoIolgt til
hobbelte Hriier flere Gage fer. 1be~
otret bar impftet meo 6lag og Sru
DDbma6s @ur6erobe par feftlia De-
foreret. Ga Gru Dpbnao troo6te
ino poa Scenen iom Moiolinbe
~Is pou life it,, mootoges bun
meo itore Spotioner, iom gientoa
Jig aftenen igiennem. @tpftet ba1
pro9tfulM lat op. Otter Goreitillin-
gen fanot Der en- 6eitliebe6 @teo i
H)eotretS SOBER, bpor Ebeotrets
Stprelie, administrative, &unltnere
og Gunftion9rer. fnmle6es me6 9ru
Dbbtpoo og ooerrafte benoe en- So.
oersgobe, beitooen6e at ct praatiat
8rpitimptfe al @ulo. 9beotercbef
G%brtitenien ,lobrogte Tru Dpbtpa6s
@foaI.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-08
NOTICE TO WATER CONSUMERS

There is great waste Of water every
cold night, caused by dsers allowing
water to run to prevent freezing Of
pipes. There is also constant and great
waste Of water due to leaking fixtures
and pipes.
This negligence and practice is
specifically forbidden by Section 9 Of
the Water Ordinance, which provides
that all fixtures and pipes be kept In
good repair, and be protected from
frost. This means that all pipes and
fixtures that leak must be repaired at
once, and no water be allowed to waste
because Of such defect; and that water
must NOT br allowed to run to pre-
vent pipes freezing, This applies to
inside and outside outlets. Water pipes
can be protected at small cost. Any
consumer may be deprived Of water
for violation of above ordinance, and
charge made for turning on the
water.
The Commission or his agent has
the right of access to any premises for
the purpose Of Inspection Of water
pipes and fixtures.
Please assist me by observing the
water regulations Of the City
WATER COMMISSIONS
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-08
RIGHESlN SENTENCE
is POSTPONED UNTIL IoMoRRol
AT ONE o'cLocK-MlNlsTER,s
ATTORNEY TOO ILL TO APPEAR
IN COURT.
(By United Press J

BOSTON, Jan, S.-Because attorney
Morse, the counsel for Rev. G. y n.
Richeson, has sustained a nervous
breakdown and wasstinable to be pres
ent at the court today, the sentencing
of the confessed slayer of AVIS Lin
nell, was postponed from this after.
noon until o'clock tomorrow.
Attorney John L. Lee, associated
with Morse in the defense, came t6
the district attorneys ONCE at noon
and stated the matter would have 10
go over.
Immediately the court house filled
with a wild rumor that the minister
had decided TO repudiate his contes.5
sion and stand trial. .7
This was quickly denied by the dis.
trict attorney Pelletier.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-08
HOW FBIRN0NT
CAME TQ GET
GHANTCLGR
MISS ADAMS is RESPONSIBLE FOR
THE BIG ATTFAcselp ms App EAR.
2 ANCE S8f III roc AZ PLAY
HOUSE.
TWO Weeks F0R0NE HIGHTER5
SHE BECAME INTENSELY INTER.
EsTED WHEN INFORMED THAT
CLUB WoMEM'S MOTIVES WE'RE
ALTRUiSTlC.

When the members Of the WOman's
Club decided that they would like to
present Miss Maude Adams at the
Grand, under their auspices, persons
who knew the details OF the theatrical
business declared that it would be
impossible to secure the attraction be,
cause 1t was the very best on the
American stage and could not be got,
ten on the one night stands. When
it was announced that contracts had
been signed, the knowing ones were
amazed ad the question has been ask
ed how it was done. Manager Z. l.,
Moore OF the Moore circuit who secur'
cd Miss Adams for the local club tells
how he landed the show, Miss Adams
herself was responsible for it being
booked here,
When Mr. Moore wrote Charles
Frohman, Miss Adams manager, the
reply came quickly back that the time
was booked solid and 1t was impossible
to give up big city time for tour OF
the one nig6ters. Shortly afterwards,
another letter announced that the mat.
Ter was being considered. Some time
later, Mr.. Moore's contract was signed
Ii appears that Miss Adams, hear
ing that 1t was a party OF local ladies
who wanted her, decided herself 10 nc,
cept the invitation and she consented
to having two weeks of her original
time cancelled and to play one night
stands during that time in order to
give Fairmont the performance. In
some manner she learned that the en-
gagement was not desired as one for
financial gain but 10 give Falvmont an
Offering the like of which has never
been seen in so small city. 1t is
said that she remarked that under nc
other condition would she have con
sented to come here. In order to ac
commodate the local ladies, she will
for the first time in Is years, play q
one night stand. Never before in hel
connection with the stage has She
played a city as small as Fairmont.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-08
LUTHERANS WANT
". VA.5YN0D
MEMBERS OF THE LUTHERAN
CHURCHES OF WEST VlRvINIA
WILL VOTE FOR SYNOD FOR
THIS STATE.

On Wednesday evening, at the First
English Lutheran Church, in Wheel
ing, the regular quarterly congrega-
tional meeting will be held and num-
Der of matters of Importance taken
up. The principal discussion Of the
evening, however, will be the consider
alton of synod for the State OF West
Virginia. The matter will be taken up
and discussed and followed by vote.
AS practically all of the members are
in favor of the question an affirmative
vote will likely result.
A large number OF the churches in
the State have already held vote
ON this, matter and have decided in
favor of 1t so that after sufficient time
has elapsed for the remaining
churches to take vote on the matter
a meeting OF the delegates from each
church in the State will be held here
to arrange for the change. The date
for the meeting was set for Jan, 16,
but was later changed to some time
during the first part Of the month of
February.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-08
VENTILATED
Windows
SOMETHING NEW is INSTALLED
AT HARTLEYs = NO FROST ON
GLASS TO OBSCURE DISPLAYS.

| " -.
Pew persons perhaps noticed What
this article calls attention to, but the
writer did. and perhaps many others
will recall It, now that 1t is called to
their attention.
During the cold weather, and espe-
cially during the last extremely cold
snap, the display windows at Hart
ley's store on Main street were clear
at all times from the heavy frost
which covered most OF the windows
in town.
An investigation revealed that these
windows we're free from frost because
of the use of the Easy Set" system of
ventilated sash which was installed
some time ago.
Many people upon having this men,
toned to them remembered that Hart
ley's had been the only display win
dows in the city where the articles in
the windows could be seen clearly
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-08
TWO mem ARE KILLED
BY AUTOMOBILE TRUCK
FoRTY.TWo MEN ARE TIiRo WIN
OVER EMeANKMENT--TEiE
CHINE WENT cRA s ~ Il NC
THROUGH. HOUSE.

WHEELING, w. Va, Jan. Al big
automobile truck carrying d party Of
42 foreigners to Netf from Bellaire,
Ohio, ran of an embankment this
morning and crashed into the home Of
Taylor Lloyd, demolishing the ma.
chine and tearing a big hole In the I
house, killing two and leaving eight
or ten with broken arms and legs
The dead are Joseph MlkecssR and 7
John Philloskl.
The driver, Mike Petran, also Q IcTs
eigner had time to jump, escaping
with fractured ribs and cuts.
The accident occurred IN q mining
district where the party had been Of.
tending a Wedding.
Ii is difficult to find out the spartlci.
lars, Six physicians are working with
the injured
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-08
". ]. BRYAN THE
CENTRAL FIGURE
PEERLESS LEADER HOLDS PROXY
AND SITS IN NATIONAL COM
MlTTEE MEETING.
(By United Press.)

WASHINGTON, d. c., Jan. $. =
With Bryan, the central figure of the
occasion, the Democratic national com.
mittee today met to decide upon the
city for holding the convention, ana
to set a date for the gathering,
The Peerless leader, holding the
proxy of the committeeman from Ne
braska, asserted before the meeting
was called that he would not join the
deliberations unless 1t became neces.
sary"
The real leaders at the gathering
are Charles +. Murphy, of Tammany
Hall; Roger Sullivan, the erstwbile
bass of Chicago, and Tom Taggart,
engineer of the Democratic steam roll
Ter of 1908.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-08
sNoWPLoW.

On Saturday night the snowplows
we're first brought into requisition over
the city lines of the local Traction
Company. The huge scrapers made
quite bit OF noise and many people
stopped TO ask what it meant, when
they were informed that the company
was clearing its tracks Of the beauti-
full that was disputing the right OF
way with the cars.
BY the use Of the snow plows all Of
the cars were able to start on time
yesterday morning.