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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-11

EEYSE z. ~. Va. ~ H. sheus
1. q. Iari- aHs Jaasr EeHssd Rnsrfs
rrasiza,e.i a.iil~p - rbe Keyser
hL Tie ss5a 5aeiuhs 81 Tho OHierrs
Lsd se.n sssa=.-d b. HEass-ai aiiari's-
ID liss az ard siag.sg D rh- pns
an--.
Thsy keps -ecret uat-h uniii mld
zb bs, f,.End ns'h.uz- Later Mrs.
Rogers h-sra sasprious nnir~ aud
a.. p1i.on~rs s-rs ,-arrl'a. H.lh ihs
rrsaii thar - ~ k,afs uad lss "a
so-. were soaas- Sons 81 the sisel
car. G. tsr r.sis ssd h-.-a s.artiy 90
zazy ~ tazs ~ deH,eFy usaid have
l-esa asd- -afiF tsis morainE-
The prl-ou=r. insiuara Fr4sk Weir.
lohaa.Eg waI-asa ThOa~saH. iAry~ul;
Fsal@ S= llssa. ektsrioa. sEsd Nathan
g,syis mis.i-iusfanor An liai.zn irar
i. sotrs,e - hay .HE Ta-s-a ~. savs
- ls,ra
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-11
| .yNC'H
JoHN bSEVDGER ne E-ELEcTED SIC
RETARV Ann TRERsURER-e- >
sULLIVAN SUCCEEDS GRusH.

NEw YogE D. ~ Thamas J.
Iyars s1s r--lr-ta p-. .deHi ana
I5an R.y,IsT .r,niary zna trsasur-r
o. to- N,a.oi.al ls=ss az ~ ns-t-
.us o. tse I-a=us '7'r ra---rlay. Tl-
rr,s-ul board q oiI-sr- sss .sn-
nu,d .,--ra ta4t g. : Sa;l1ar. %
N.s Yea sgce-cts shs a Jo-H q
ifpis
Ais-=- .ilp u iao aifl ~ alleges.
hrs-h - -on:fari b. Isgz-r Rgssuz-
hag a=asusf the - I-oass Nation
I.arur has.hag s.sb HiH grphaisy
b. plaerd % tn band- % ia- Naii5aaii
aoariss su lusiraa o. ee Ns-urrl
rourta This vss a. a=Ffrrnsnt 90.
rauassi for hsih ..l-- r.a-hsd tail-
ai.cruaoa .s'ar to Hs-eiiHz o. ~
q ssur ai-ae-1rs z-aeral deris47u
- aislrafe th- matter ras a<r-~si
rroa yesterday
Messl- MusIl,. q; CA3aaFs. 7rd
Hrsrtasaa. " ciueislzsL szid tbs -
ruooa taaf a. mach sssEsa 90 Isn
~ deaI- hsd uSs h---n eoarhodrd
n. .i.-rtiau q N-zsrs- Lsnch sni
FFsydg-r. 7h- f.fuies iaf 8 s7rW uf &C.
v.ay ana fa- lz-ier ior fhEs- ysars
49, ut.aslilu7as III iaE-s-- zsud n,J
ems . ruln1g evcn 81 r.Espi- q d.
ccfd 10 - usleuEinairss-i. aHa he g.
,.nr rha our rtab had sisisu-'-d 'hr -
.lotIoa ~ rr,sltrni Lynrs Was E.
sd
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-11
VERY Disastrous FIRE
Sweeps CINCINNATI
FStG pa0PEGTT L0o8 - GgTI
mGTEo A. oleonD - REoPLE
Aaa aGseuED FRDn PEElLOUS
poaITloM9.

CINCINNATI. ~. 70 Ia Sc
~ deusTuyot ~ Git.uu IIu1sa asa
.ui,rd tho urpsr houFs of ~ -
a,ory Uniaa TFu-; bua1ing. aal
damagtd e.TpEzi ottar touufsaa
a-rur;srso Aas t1uuEss snarr eoa-
trul snriy tu1hy The los ~as -uti
mased 81 tlea.p-o
Furty uefub ucaueh und laui.oru
aeEe resrned lEoa ueFil0uz paaI-,oR.
b ~ U'uiun frlrt eouarahg The Hr
uhirh uinHsd ar o'ciask Iass .reh-
Ins tust ~ the rheaisr rfssI hiiei
tbe uirsFis. cTiEiasied in - r-aT o.
~ Gih.ua tUu.s from = 'arta o. h5u
are lcn - uartmsn bailiinE . neN
uiuE 10 thsi hsfei FaaHrd hsa a,a
hrp-Hr. Jhe aan-u sprrad - fapidiy
lhas maoy Of th- guess wrsv rrarPsd
10 fheiF F0ons and mor r1inn a.
urrub u0nsu nnd JaniiSr- acre 90
90 frosl sarBpc ID ID. TTss' boil 'iss
Foar hrcmeh nnd oae poi .l-'.m-u
or. raiuiuay hurt tn IuFs rsii
u.atrd rarb iptay- -sdiIs s-ss-a'r 20
tise slbson hsusr. tlsstHs q -
Uutua Trasi. aRd an equal sHsuuaI ~
tlse t-Hantr. t9sus.s,,ua on ae R-niiEf
4 u. huiaHn CounYaHy. d'-'lers n d-s
rnrrls and turs. snd u o'irr msrran
tfie essablrhncais SUFFERED a iusu af
ahout ssssepo
I'siirr lisuirnsuz Taomas HIii ra-
~ hera % ia- are VIII tla- iuil
kaSuis-iEr That be vas -issiaE h.s
lite ln possible cs,llapar n be bsl,i
iug. ~ san aa elevator - - - sTiss
ID th- Untoa Trust buiidnr - save
~ g. snapis,res trapped iasfs-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-11
nAvls ElKlNs - sENA1ol

DAVIS ELKiNS FOR sENATO1
what dstrrniHaiian. isdnsiF and
isith ran % pss Rsrr s--'isr ~NsH-
r!iacd than 10 tss ease - ~ 2. ~
Aims. soH - ssph-n % Eikius. els
bas wa AZ ,,ers II Hsir.fs be Nr.-
vir=iuis. ana las tasu~d that stse
fou shr -. m0rra;ir 1910 The gepab-
,.e4n re. aain. Es~u VETERANS ikr
Nsfhan u ssot. lfti.-g.f "a h-ss ~
TIE Rs-aulSi aas g43s h1 Tiesa au-
the inpu =ha urf "a the haaE o. rla
Iiha;.nz - tar cam r1i=ss :" ts'~
parsy we're hide sis-k r. ihr lac'
81 sh- prss ssis-r.ire defeat -l;'a ~
uss raany %, thrn said 90 sozEs
Ekius. -rass il a Demo -zfic g. 1r.
Yuu caas zsn shd 80 usizai in.f a.
ssH f..k~ t-e ll-.ins tilzf u oomirsr-
Ycuaz tlklus. auseVFr- uss no
r,lde 81 t1sr Erd n sHz iie h7--i
= s-1rEd fhs s's;r azi md "a. -
.urJs s.hrFc. sal WEca ~ canps i-,n
aas aiau iu= % aSlsa~ 1st n.tl.
~ eva eGJ-is rlI far cfc-fr e
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-11
CONSOLIDATION
APPOINTMENTS


nus o. IOf2
IL l1.. ouD.Fiut-nSsn. mine
M q uuruul uupsriuteudrut q
- -. 80.
~ @. nUpuiule1 uaPgTiussud-
q n1nt1 ~. g = -. - ~ g.
q ~ llIthln. ulB--rinign1sni
- min1 ~ @. tFanuisTFed 20 uup-r
rt1i q urinG 80. -
Wn nossIn. iorrnau mine "a. q.
f 1iuirndpui ~ u1lne No
r 6. NlFshnil. iown1n. mlne No.
- ulair6 suprriniend~ni q sine
r. A nn-l auu-riuIrndsn1 mise
~ 60 irln1SeIEed 10 SuuDriuicndrn'
Noa- - oud q
Eg-iy. sup.Ttni-adent n
~ =. apuosntsa assistant ~
cn1uni - uliainE
Forra tFniy.
Hh WATSON. Naaas-r
vcd.
GD.F WATsOS
Vtrs ugesi6ru1
~ offnnl uen have bs-n urirr
. ~ suTtiss q ths Coasoiida
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-11

Csnzrrsvnsan la-nea a. iluzss.s- %
WeuS Virginia. has srr11sca=lur .
a.asz u--tlns a. Csfi--ifsssrE. 6urisz
ihr Ma. bp,idavs. uhsa fhe Erresi7
uf fhat rfrftnn are inriled 10 npjr-zf
refore arm cHEineers aaa ten va
thry HaHs thr L-stsa aal Tus fosha
II fha ma Sandr rie@r iu.p=yred-
ca Ktnz1nsn, col Neu-o1rr All ~
~ Rlnd ufIi rei'T's=ni fi'r sruy -.
uias-rz The movuurEJ 4 o. -
o5.-u rbeue Fivers 80 fha1 iire ssl.i -
utasors enu 49, rh- IIiE Ssndy - -
rheir uguasrlS - ~ martsis.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-11
ARRESTED
TnREE HEH ARE tiELD FoR At
TEMPTING 70 SLACK UA1L
WOODROW WILSON
tRy Suiief t'Fsw1

NBWAEIS. y J. Enr. ia utnle
NJ aaat IA ryas-sre oataiue1 ~
ihe p-alaUee lu.Uaeisas nGliurl ~
tArvp Den nEFiusI = - unrfh 1-r
~ usouutuias. shaFusd Utlh huGing
sii~mps.-,l 10 blsrkuassl IEe-taguI-i'rri
woodFuu wnssn euuid ~; - u-ad
~, u.ae ,oaay = al,uruFys ioF ~
dssns=
Thp tn-us-tuai uho u-ads ~ agre,f
hs,e atui-l lhai ~ ehief elSsaes
itns thsy law rBuss-rea iHits1a uFils
Ten ~ ~ meu aFier ~ uetv -
Teairi ubirt saSus ~. $500 luir-ll
Inr a. uura. - So GrainilrA o tac
is1err V-~eirel - ~ uTi-1n-
t-n.t-r ~ Frdrrat NV sust uI-rE
rsaau. 81 lnssollred u-rular = 90
drr.iura,-ul ihr thEra uuD Vulp -
trrtrs fa-sny - uEeF q 11u1l
a .-vrrr trusseruuiuuiill = t1e -
risis - ~ NsEarE ~ uhs-p e
sip hrilE ~ uH . nV
rnrt-n t-1u1e . rsuliel Eln.ia cu
r,cu-E urEf lI1uilg
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-11
PARENTS LEAGUE

TIE psr, nts q ne VIA uz-a ~
zr-sd 3. attend mr~rln~ 20 , a@ia
=, ~ FIgib ssfd reas-ri "a Taal--
AZ evruilu - s.,- o'ria.k inT ~
raF,oa.. q ursaatiaa F-u'ats -.
sn-i;scu Tais 10 soii~ az ~ thF
stt,- t-.-n - othyr usg.ia . oTrar-
tzius = u'arsoaa' taaEus r. - u-rE'
y-a q nlrnurias c1.ra-tua 3 IL
@lioa.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-11

NJ and Nh. Y. = Lna-a. -l.' had
sJ--ni the pas' iso Nress n thr haEsr
ot the infsrs I,arsnfs. 81 and Mr.
ts1i Munsravr. rstaTnsd 10 Nsralia
touu yesIsFta, ~ Loua las iusf
rsrossrrI frum az ilines> ol sriIpr
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-11
NAN CONFIRM
APPOINTMENTS


WAsHTNGTON. Dsr ii Ths
uomInariaas b E'rraiirui Tan % ~.
tsFt snsdstsF auI J, ~. Eauuu1s ~
ru-tnassevs At ugeIlstars ani NFeirA.
efus VIFutniA uhteh urae rlut - ~
u.psgs lat uush. ull ~ ruuarl-u4 Y
s-us1prs wsusa .ns cal',oa ~ that
stnfe - nS ulke ohiso'nla .. 9
rseHH - ~ unsrrs-sniit.s helsesl
,h- Ibe2orraiir and Rrrptitoan iac
isis oser ihe prussdeuiBl apgoias-
nenss-
@ sas ienfnsd u11ly 81 aigh aulars
~ that fte IHuorrzla aui Repuoii-
can- hars rrarha1 "a aEreemeuf ~
FnStina she F,Eesid-ns'. alni1a1snl-
uhieA fh- Druorrais ;h.sai'ura e
huiE - ana pruseui ihriF eoulllls.
,i1a- 80 fete1af appoiaiss. ~ -
sali q tha aET-euaaf. wi ~ eun
aru.d b. the seuate iT - j. % huis
uGrs n > slate Fr-ssEeseni-l b y il9ul-
orFutic --uaior snd Il fhht urulsu'
nuas thr spiSiR-uleuts ehieeiioautis-
snfh sn undrrrlaaaiag - this Fuu
.lrc esaaFts4i.gh - Ehe taJ WcsI VIZ
.lniu pns1cHcr au-sn5lineias - -
ihc West virsinia arnato.s A uard
lru,n thsm rlli cd1hrE essii ~ th9iE
rcnarpnafion nF Iaefr treins huid uR
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-11
EVENING FEAST
ENJOYED BI ]
TRACTION MEH
l[R w HIIllH nHHI
sprEno.s posTPRAirniAL TAXA
GNTERTAlNED THOSE paEsENT.


gNIERTAlNED THOSE paE0GNf
l.a., ssarla=-s tanqnrt SERVED iol
,he employees 81 IN y Y. Tr1riiaa
csmysuy. toastbur rllh i~u intird
=aesss vas suly - seii aitsnds5 .,
a. hzngusi s-Essd ai usrn ane iae
Htrs- uIks sftes surS u.ac a. muca
o rm-tiii-d - shuse hsari - the loon
aour.
PIuapiy - arsedals iift- - d'n
az rnam dcUru rtf- thi5g-a 0J,-n a
ta- YMc 4. diniHs aali lasi evfa
iuE ~ o'cie,s aad H. asinirt ..
morv employees and Eu"ris a's'd ipi'I
ihr ruan ana vsr- saiat sa.luEins
rh- bistsing ASKED b. q AnisoseI
Eear.h
Eh- llngsst s1s ssrv'd b. serrs-I
ssrs Eaiss alde-. aai a. usei- oiI
~ s.fe ueli IBoksd s,s- -. Rap
snd b. eoctn ssj tie 'iieu' aln-
uer e ID, at fhr pssper ti7se. ana I'M
modia,sly aqcr shs nsu scf- ssafrd.
sh~ sruas ~ ,ae n'ai' sa- iSrsun.
At..r rae drss.ri. ciFaTs Es-re .'Vnsad
a. tse q,ra. who fAeu astird naes
eornsur,abi.. in ta-lr casirs - ls-tfa
20 thu after dinb-r talts -hi-h tie5
- osusr sAp4rtsd. and sciT sNF'ein-
,.sns u-rr fgIaliad. and AZ
.srnssal N-aa=~. ism,f - H-i.
800 as4sd asssoas- nasler sal saiisd
- Res. llf,atin - ah5ft laik- ar,fr
: hirh NJ. Gsorg - AlrEauaer NJ
Tl,nmas !. IErri sula.. Fpgers- and
NJ smHA Hoad nd 81 sag'P o. 'ae
Y u &. 4. 81 ladn4s.i tas safN
TIE zidFrrse. rsre shsss assd - iAp
l-sir.i. and ri.-r,- sas ~ afi~atiuu -
10 -vap roud vaich shsusa Aat 80
mra sere iut-rssted. saf tlat rh'y
rsasd pru6t ~ ilse adrier ris.n- ~
.rsl rsmpiinasafs u-Tr gia n ta~ H~u
b. the sp-ak-ra. uho ~ iasf f'i'
-ond sr,sru aud u-o-sFsa'u 10 fats r4.g
.nd on The e.Errya Lls FSnia
uui q. ihis eify ufTe iss H-s as'''--i'
ledaiiHE strve- ear mra N ne SAL
Mssl ol ~. talks ii-rsd fsvard'
rh- iH.lc sris ~ rog-'siy ea. 4 81
=-nt,eman mas perfsru ~yegy d.
c-Jszriaiiy uhen ~ $ ouia= e. enn'
at Ehh ---rsoas 81 ~ csTs- H'-S.
rr-,,-+, H. nh. sfrffd q II .nr N =
osasa= inic -Uuf1rt si'a o As-T HfH
u-uzily made - iEl71esso1 % 4 prr
e..ut 81 ih.-ui. ard Inst - th'-rr arr
over ss.eea p-r-oaz oarri'l daiig "l
the Iin-s Of the - v Tfaftts'a C"ni-
,.an, lae .mpiuvr-s Of .ns cntapoas
irar- > iasiinz iuF.frssion esch day on
nanv hundreds of p~apie.
re uf1c.s courtesy sas Erzsd ca
ever esnpoyse aad tx s..sf,rin n,si'd
ru;s 10 their tall sald TIE mra - a a.
M -ngert.noss rhry hsl sad IN ~.
lrsets,n uuTk. sna th- r--n r'-'Ef'i
er,atis to appraetal- the islEs u 'ae
.,hsrs.rs. 40 gell - fiause q ~ Euss-s
IBinnes vu- s-Frrd a. toOa ui-s "a
1 ,srze erovd. and e,-ve-al II the cisy's
.Snst knoEu mcu sdarer' 4 ta~ haa.
az serS. zisinz -AoTt Eaits % fas Tlra
r~zsrAiuz ts.tr Hs-.srisi'eu Eits The
.ubllz trarcItnz ua 30 I="s 81 thn
.usasar-.
-Tssa-- prr-rnf ~ las ey'uin<-s haH
qu-i. grrr.
Re- Al Bsarin. laE.. - Wal.
-ou. L Il. 1ls-1suafF. Wm. Frsl'y NJ
ra4-r,,. tt Tsr..t. : e is.ahan. 4.
d ,v-nrd F1euntn-- d. 1. F1Jsefu- " A.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-11
FOILED

wATeHFULNEsS or TsE MINER
Al COUNTY OFFICIALS PRE-
VENTS 4 Vss4oLEsALg shSt o.
LIVERV.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1912-02-28

ment the Hessner convict labor
bill providing for the working
of all convicts except dangerous
ones, upon the state highways.
The measure comes up on its
passage tomorrow
In event the senate adopts
the Jordan bill the number of
voters required to petition for
an election will be 1900, "a in
the last election a few more
than lll.0000 votes We're cast.
This is not am average vote
in Virginia for i'm presidential
elections the vote totals more
than 100000.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1912-02-28

other instances we believe bald
ness is curable.
We want every one troubled
with scalp disease or loss of
hair to Try Rexall "e3" Hair
Tonic. If it does not cure dand
ruff and grow to the satisfact-
ion of the user, we will without
question or quibble return
every cent paid us for it. We
print this guarantee on every
bottle. Ii has effected positive
cure in $3.50 Of cases where put
90 % practical test.
ReNall "e3" Hair Tonic is en-
tirely unlike, and we think. i'm
every particular, better than
amy thing else we know of for
the purpose for which it It's pre-
scribed We urge you 10 try
This preparation al our risk
Certainly we know of mo- better
guarantee 90 give you Ramem-
bcr you cam obtain Rexnll
Remedies in Big Stone Cap
only at our store The BoNau
Store riv Aclly Drug %
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1912-11-15


Mrs. Fred Laabs, HOS High
Forest, Winona, Mimi, states.
"My husband had kidney trouble
with severe pain across his back
and was miserable and tired out.
His bladder acted irregularly and
there was a brick-dust like sedi-
ment Finally he took Foley 5
Pills with the result that the pain
left him, his bladder acted regn-
larry and he was strong and well
again, = RICHMOND PHARMACY.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1912-11-15
ST, IGNATIUS CHURCH

The Sunday services are as fol-
lows: Holy Eucharist at Z: 30A.M
every Sunday. and also at 1890
A. NJ. on 1st and 3rd Sundays in
the month. Morning Prayer at
10: 30 A. M. on 2nd 4th and 9TH,
Sundays in the month. Even
song every Sunday at 7;3o p NJ.
Sunday school at $3.50 A. NJ. The
bishop will visit Eagle River on
December Doth to administer the
sacrament of confirmation. In
struction for those to be confirm
ed will begin next Sunday, and
will be at $50 a. NJ. in the vestry
of the church. All are cordially
welcome, and Father Hodson
would be glad to hear of any who
eughi to be confirmed.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1912-11-15
cBsS. RICHARDS q ses. PrsHHetsrs.
Friday, Novem Der IS, 1912.
W atersm Get.

Miss Flora Vantwood visited
her home over Sunday.
Rev. Schnlitt of Eagle River
held services here Sunday eve.
Mrs. j. H. McClosky and Mrs.
VIM. Kelley went to Amigo We'd
nesday.
]. A. Pennington is entertain
ing his brother |. Pennington of
Chicago.
Mr.. Chas. Billman, Joe Sbonek
and Chas. Hochiadel, all Of Ced-
ar, Lelenaw Co., Mich. are hunt
ing deer here.
MARRIED-At the residence of
the brides parents at lola, Wis,
Nov. 9Th Miss Lille G. Parker to
Albert A. Pennington Of Waters
meet, Rev. J. Lane officiating.
The groom is a prosperous young
business man and the bride is
well and favorably know at her
former home. The best wishes
of their many friends here go to
this couple.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1912-11-15
The Real Teachen

| care not whether man is called
4 tutor, an instructor, or a full pro-
lessor. nor whether any academic de-
srees adorn his name: nor how many
facts or symbols OF facts he has stored
Rway in his brain. If he has these
four powers: clear sight, quick irnt
agination, sound reason, and right,
strong will, call him an educated
man, and fit to be a teacher. Henry
Van Dyke
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1912-11-15
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Coarse Features
Are Ugly Looks Refined Folks Avoid Your
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FIRE. CFLE==FHCE
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Wide World for Quick Results
Get .YHHK"(Sp

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the stores and at social gatherings?
They ought to know that their own
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Freckles and coarse pores are an ug-
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Refined folks usually avoid meeting
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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1912-11-15
Sermon IN rive Lines.

Some people. in addition to cross
ing bridges before they are reached
go to the trouble and expense of build
ing bridges where there is never like
ly to be any water Chicago Record
Herald.
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A Froo.

A little girl was asked to define
frog. "A frog, said she with childish
volubility, lis a great big. green bug,
with its mouth always open, and it's
always standing up in front and sit
ting down behind" m 1s~a,
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1912-11-15
Her Vocation.

She has looks, youth, money and
little trace of the maternal Instinct
she was born to be a widow.-From
"An Adventure in Exile" by Richard
Duffy.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1912-11-15

'lusmssnue SunBu!osgI lsou e s9AoId
uelIo II m9ql 9as ueo quo apqI eql
leql os-slo9fqo 9pIslno loagaI IITM
II eI9qM S-SuEHoof 3 Sunlnd All
'9snmg o. 4TnoW!p s9maemos oIe 'psq
10 4no aeG lou 4nq '1I9Aoo9I OF pBo4
-ES!q aqa no ere oqM spneAu! eIalv1
.slu9os5IeMuoo io4
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1912-11-15

Medicine: Art Of correctly curaRG-
II man were cured OF cruel malcdy
by remedies of old women or char[
utans. all the vials Of the facnlty'S In
dignatlon should fall on his head
Charles Marcy.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1912-11-15
Maktno pistol safe.

When you wish to show a person
how to use a revolver remove the
cylinder, put on the safety catch and
keep your finger off the trigger. st.
Louis Post-Dispatch.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1912-11-15
The choice Is Ones Own.

Some persons assimilate only what
is ugly and evil from the same moral
circumstances which supply good and
beautiful results-the fragrance OF
celestial flowers--to the daily. life OF
others Nathaniel Hawthorne.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1912-11-15
OlQ Love ESI1~1a.

A woman will trust money and
jewels to a closet shelf, but she wants
her old love letters to be as secure as
in a safe deposit Yault-New York
Press.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1912-11-15
crIeFs Czrniture

1t. is q satisfaction to wear deep
mourning when the deceased leaves
one money to pay for it.-FrOm "An
Adventure in Exile" by Richard Dufry,
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1912-11-15
Pie Bal Boston.

Dust the pies. Otherwise, accord
ing to member of the board Of
health. one may dsvour incongruities.
Boston Transcript.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1912-11-15
EidqetabIes.

kitty" said her mother, rebuking-
w. '.you must sit still when you are at
the table" Il can't, mamma" protest
ed the little girl, I'm fidgetarian.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1912-11-15
Thouoht Of a PHILOSOPHERS.

When I play with my cat. who
knows whether l do not make her
more sport than she makes me?-
--Montaigne.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1912-11-15
For study Of Mankind.

Would you learn to know yourself,
look at mankind and their deeds.
Would you learn to know mankind,
look into your ewn heart. Schiller.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1912-11-15
TOO Truel

II man is a Bohemian be quite sure
that his next words will be; Say,
old chap, can't you lend me dollar?"
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1912-11-15
Real Rralna.

Where a woman has real brains il
to be able to fool all men without
them.--NeW York Press.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1912-11-15
Convenience in City.

In Leipzig there are street kiosks
where for penny the city directory
can be inspected.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1912-11-15
. Prospective snelrer.

A well-known senator was asked
why some politicians were always
making such a howl about the preser-
walton OF our forests. "Oh," he re-
Piled, they probably never know just
when they may have to take 10 the
woods. Success Magazine.
The lmMortals.
Two women were standing recsntly
before some original torsos Of gods
In, an art museum not far from: Bos-
ton. After casing 1t the marbles f0F
some moments one of the women was
heard to remark to her companion:
ITO think that they we're once alive!
Life.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1912-11-15
THE c. AND N. W. +. ,
FRATERNAL.


+ A. and A. NJ. LoDcr
w. III Bonner.
FINN LAWYER - "
Meet End and 4th Tuesdays each secretary
NJ. w. of A.
Consul.
CLERK. fLon helsAeg
Meet every Monday evening '''a
R. N. of A.
Mrs. r. n CARPENTER,
Mrs CARRIE MURPHY, r, ea
Meet every Thursday eyenin,, 'e'e''i
e. R. Association
JAMES WHITE
FRED MCINTYRE. Pfesds,,
Meet lst aud I'D u,,as7 Secreafy
EAGLES LODGE.
John HANSON,
+ RED MCINTYRE. RESIDED.
Meet LIST and 2rd Saturday night each @ ,S~''
III. B. A. LODGE.
Secl.s.
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's1oe sqa o. spunod O00'S 4noqa
ss!pL suonBlueId Ia5u!S RoIguef
'suolasaueId Is6u!o 70 PlS!A
Money Could Buy

Did any one ever hear of mother
wishing to be paid for her lover
Friedrich Nietzsche.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1912-11-15
Pastor.
GERMAN LUTHER
AN SERVICES

Rev. Schmidt VIII hold services
next Sunday, Nov. 18th at the fol
lowing hours:
German service, 1000
English :. 1880
Every one is cordially invited to
attend one or botk services.
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