The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1912-11-05

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order OF inc co0Dtrol,or of the cur.
re1cv banks do not commonly drop.
eo,-e fre morning. suddenly into ruin.
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atr,gt;on.
WAC q biz doubtful Ct the identity
of the tail old man urtil 7 saw him
b.re-Aeaded. without his great coat
IN e chair bv she fire. Then instant.
~ rccc2n!2ed him from the newspaper
cuts. which represented him seated
by o table: but he was more impress.
rEvo stronccr in this nose. His fore.
head WAS bread. his head big and well.
covered with thicl, gray hair: but the
face. as have said. was gaunt. the
cy.p!t5 and cheek-bcues showing the
Crst r2yaees Of disaster.
Ills story. told to Randolph Mason
IN n voice that broke now and then
and was piecod out with desolste geg.
.rrss presented. q situation. in my
crigion. beyond human agencies TO
correct Tho matter had proceeded
100 lar. Events. arising I'm orderly. in
internal sequence. mad entirely over
vhelmal him.
Jeremiah Patton was seventy-fye
wears old. NE had made q fortune az
Wholesale merchant and had retired
from active business late in life. with
q rogu.ation established throughout
Che west Tor fair dealing and highest
!-.cerity lie mad no family. his wife
having been dead for twenty years.
10 had aupcered to him that by estab-
I.slinr e. sank, he could usefulIy EN-,
r,ay bis wealth.. so he had erected a
modern Office building on a good cor.
.e.. ana founded the Patton Savings
Jank Of which he was president and
almost the exclusive owner. His oh.
fees was to encourage n spirit Of thrift
,aonr the middle class OF the city.
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