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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-15

Der @atte Der Suffra
eette. sSn 2onbon ipielt iih gesen@
ipdrtis cine 9raeifomODie ab, iiber bic
nit Musnabme b.s 0auptbetbeilisten
gang Gnslanb laht. Wr. Wlart Mills
lift Shullebrer unb ebeRfo tptnig be-
siitert, ipis es Die meiften Gebrer auf
Der Welt 81 fein pflegen. Seine Sat
tin binsesen. Or. GIiiabetb Wils. 1T
cine betannte Jr0uendr5tin. bic febr
piele Yatienten unb baber aud reiblih
@eIb bat. Nebtnbei lit iie aber audi
Suffrasette, unb 5ipar cine BON Der
militantelten Gorte. sic lGbt einerz
iests ibrem @ntten an ibrem ftIbft er=
fporben.n moblitanb burhaus niht
tbeilntbmen, onbererieifs uber bemon=
itrirt iis felt oeraumer 3eit gtgtn bie<
fen unruIItoulmsHsH, fsaHeHfetno9 9&en
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-15
DrnDI &C gopuIdrs greife Dsatinee tdg!id.
'lo'll' "The Big Review"

@taat, inbsm iie ibre Steuern niHt be-
aablt. Oa aber nun in England Elm
6atte fir Die SdulDen ieiner Jruu
baftet, 10 nurbe Mart Wills CUR 3abz
luna per Steuerriiditdnbe in Der 1Dbe
pon 1000 aronen psrurtbeilt. llnb ba
er niht sabIen tann, 10 mubte er nad)
ben Shulsefdnsnib panbern, no eri
nun ihon felt mebreren 9asen auf
Gtaatstoitsn nibt eben Opulent Der.
pfleet ipirb. Da iih feline Satin niht
riimen ldbt, 10 lpirb er i'm grirtcnz
GefGnsniB 10 lange fpeilen miilsn. bis
iraenb ssSemanb fir i'm Die Steuers
fdulb be5ablt ober ibn bic geb0rben
audi 10 Iaufen Iaifen. Die Sude bat
aber nicht nur cine fpuBbafte. fOnbern
aud cine reht ernftbafte Geite, benn
fie beIeuhtet tpieber einmal bic llns
| mDelidfeit, berartis poriintflutblide
! Geiebe unb oas Shulbgefdnenib auf-
redt su erbalten. gs ipurbe bahsr bon
Qonboner Diirgern cine prOteitper=
{ommluns gegen bic Ghulbbaft beg
Qebrers einberufen, in fpslhsr Der Res
gierung einige unansenehme Mabrhsis
ten eeiast unb Der brinsenbe Mnth oe@
geben tpiroe. SIR. Mius fhleuniaft su
entlaiIen, mas nun auh nobl seIheben
tpirb. Sn Der Werfdmmlung ergriff
aud Bernard Ghaip bas Wort, um bic
enalifhen Beariffe BON Heht irnb Ges
rehtigteit nit {einer bitteriten Sntpre
5u fritifiren. Gum Shlub reriifErte
er, bab Der Qehrer aug mehr nIs einem
Grunbe MitleiD perbiene. Ct fagte rns
ter bem fhauenoen gelGhter Der gu
bOrer: .Wenn id3 cine Jrau hiiit. bic
mir bns antbiin ipirbs, mas Wars.
Win5 ihrem 0atttn Gnoetfon bat. 70
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-15
Nus Sibnep @bitmans bent.
ihen Grinneritngen.

Die .9.utI9en grinnerunqcr"
Sirnep WDttmons, Der in ietner Sue
senh in Seuti4lano er3ogen puroe
uno aud ipGter nit elmer groben Qnz
5abl fI5renbsr oeutider perI0nli9teis
ten in 5ibluRg 3eblieben lit, iinb nun
in 2cnbrn erT9ienen. Der betannte
Sd,riftiteuer uno 9ermittIer 3niI9sa
oeatffem I1b engIii6em 9siiteslez
ben fob 5tDet Generdtionen an Ii6
boriibe13ieben 1nb in iei1em Werte
gi6t er ein Invertebrates gilD BON BEN
tiefgreifenDen ManbIungsn, bic iid
tpGhrsno oes IeBten bclben Sabrbun>
oertS na6 isinen 8cobadtuHgen IN
DertfMIanb pofl5psen boben. 81 ben
fiinF5iger unb Ied3igerSobren hsrrfdz
te iiterda in 0eutihIonb in Der
S6ulc tpie i'm 2ebcn bic 9epunbez
runG GngIunbs DOR, enQIiI9es Ceiz
it:sIeben unb ensliIt3s G6rpertultur
ealten Der SSugenb als bo9ites 8rr~
bin, uno oieie 8epunDeruno tpu1be
nod geiteigert burh ben 5iefituno Der
bcmaltgen beutfhen Snbuitrie, Die in
jeneu 3citen ben s3ergleio> nit ben
Erohutten gnglarbs nod niht auf=
3unehmen permp6te. .WaS aus gngz
ldno fam, tpurbe bamals i1pn feines
engliIhen uriprungs tresen aIs beher
betrohtet unb bieies urtbsi[ erItrsdte
itd3 ebenip auf bic SdlittI6ubs ipie
auf 2eberipoaren, auF Sleiosr, Seioe
uro @eps6rs, tpte auf 8leiitift, Sies
qellod, Sebern unb Yapier. gines
9aqes empftng Die beutIbe 8otIdaft
in 2onbon = es mar in ben 1ieb3iaer
eSebren - cine Na9rtc9t aus Berlin:
DIR Saiier i6idte ieinsn alien &ri11=
itedler sur Rcparatur naA 2pnbon;
oa3 Glas iollte CUR Wieberkritsuung
in benielben 2aben gebraht fperben,
| IL Dem IS Der GatTer eetauft bate, ols
er 1848 in 2pnpon lpeilte. unb 6eute
Seute iperhen Die idDniten unb foit=
boriten Grimiieher Der Melt in
SeutIAIanb bergeItellt."
Nber nift ale Wanlungen 1inb 10
erfreuIih, Sttten uno 2ebensgetpp6ne
beiten taben cine Nenoerung erfah>
ren, bic uuc1 ihre SchottenIeiten bat.
Den DeutIhen Der fedaiger Sabre
lIntsrI1eibet nur dlI5uDtsl BON Dem
moberren Deutfhen: Die einfofen
Gitten, bic gottesfiirdtige 2fufridtig=
teit unb ginfa6Rit", 10 i6reibt Der
beutidfrsunbli9s gnaldnber, rIinD
Rutc niht mebr Elm Gbdrattsriftitum
| beg Seutihen. Die ho1eren Stdnoe
fperhen ntdt mebr in ienem geiIte
Der g6rfurdt unb Geniigiamfeit aufs
er3ogen, Der pDr 80 Sa6ren berri6te.
Der Hetienoe, Der bamals BON eng
lant nah DRESDEN fam unb eine
9oranna3igarre rau6te, bic inQonoon
einen Sirpence toitete, !purbe nit
faiunesloier 0srbliiffuna betrahtet
unn ala Elm MinionGr ondeTeben. Der
Gr0nprin5 bon Sahien, fpGter Sonia
&ifert, f9mauhte Elm yRraut", bas
bret 5eGer bas Gtid foftete. 6eute i'll
ba5 gerlangsn nod elmer ssiinfmqrfe
5igarre in einem bornebmsn 6ptel ober
HeItaurant feline Seltenbeit mebr, unb
es eibt in Berlin Stdtten, in pensa
bic Deintarte an 8ieleitiqfeit unb Gil
5Dbs Der preiie ales ibertrifft, mas
man In Paris rDer aoHooH bemssasn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-15
Srau id,pinbelig
tbeilmeiit gelabmt.
Mer5te fpnnten nid)t belfen - Gilt
befannt, iuie Tie btrd) 296ia 6.
Ginfbam's COMPOUND fmrirt
iunrbe.
3anesbile, Sbio. - n9esten Sttb{t tpar
ib iebr tart sctpiHen fpeibIiAen 2eioen uns

IeltppTTeHr lU Ual
nerpbs unb bnnitans
big eribopft. Auber1
benz ibwinoelte mir
ilno ib bate elm 8es
fiibl Der 2dbinung,
,pabrenb meine Aus
gen ibmeroten. Sd
natm bic Mcoisinen
zines Mrstes, aber
pielelben perfeblteu
ibre Wirtuns, ipes
ipesen i'd mid ent=
ihlob, 9poia 9.
y / II t b q ms 8css'
table Epmpolinb 3u
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-15
Jntan0Ielcgrop1
attenldter S6renk.
Gr Qibt ppr Oer Yoli5ei
ieine 9ebensgeitbibte
sutn Seite,1.
gsnr NIT Nysiibe mar er 5nttt
zprehen su beipegtn.

Scr NttentGtcr itammt ans Sapern
nuo fam nls nennjGbrtgcr Snabe
init ieincu Gltcrm nadl Mmcrita.--
Gas Mutip icincr Shat. - We=
SiHlen lei linn i'm Sraumc erid)Ie-
men nnp Sicier babe nihtGsolgass,
ionDcru 9ippicpclt als ieinen Wur@
Ser beseidlnrt. - Ser Wann 1T
phnc 3lueiicl aciitcsgeitGrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-15
Wabr{aser.
Frau III. Ellen,
1fuiib erfrefflidhe 9Dahrfaderiu.

Hihts 1T eebeimnisbon. g3eretHiat BetreHnte,
beieitiaf bDie Girfliiife. 1905 8ine Etrnbe,
geetppott Bort IboHas Gar; aiisiteigeH uii
8ine girabe. stnuoen pon II biz llbr. Wi6t
SaHiiags unb Sonrfngs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-15

HamtIssn,ssdfnk 5 Gents sas Efums.
eenssn gle sbrs 1DaiHe ~ uns uHs laHen e..
bisie!be rtih pai3en. - Jbrt &lsiber baiten IaHs
ger Cine cer iauiiaratn sedibsreten in ssr
esaps. Gassn boleu bic &Daf1s uns tisfua fs
pisstr ab.
1hr wlssaws QGmnsrp g.,
Hbone GaHal S7N 17l2 acesn e.rsbG
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-15

1Fobtf e-ecction sfpe. siniiden
93dlbure iino 9bnrtil @0er, .EiItcr Stetli.
hrup; mii.be ,ei,le icine 'Niibnerfdriu Hanen
binig; Icichte Geoinennaen. Gretdr. J.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-15
2n uerfaafen-sSormen.

Ne abifo e-Gde scme il;,b 8rnnlhle
Gtrote. beriibreno bic Strcger ctnie; %
fsabraeIh an, hcioeit 2iuicil; fcine Euelicn
From iiir Yemiifegdrinerei; biHts. eretap.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-15

Gas Wptlp 1clncr Sbat- -- Vie=
SiHlen lei linn i'm Sraumc eridDic-
men nno Sicier babe uihtGsolaasis
ionDcru Gppicpclt als ieinen Mur-
Ser beseidluct. - Scr Mann 1T
ubnc 3,ueiiel aciitcsgeitOrt.
N2ilnuutee, Wts., IA. Oil
Nlit einenl Yoli3iiten an iebsr Sslte
lpuroe Der 9lttentdter in bag Stuz
tipnsbuus gebraat uno por oas pult
oefiihrt. Q(Qe Yeriude, tbn gum
Spre4en gu bringen, iparen psrssz
tens. ,Sebsr, Der einen orttten 2erz
mir anItrebt, io0te erIdoiien psr=
eeu", mar aQes, mas er iagte. uWorz
gen perpe ia Sbnen ulIes iibriss la
gen. Seute tpiu i6 iAlafen uno ntt't
be.Gftiqt Iein." 9(bsr nad einem
lanqen 9reu5psr1Or fling 5drent an
Su reben. 4us fsinen 9ln9aben lit err
iittlid, bab er oas Qttentat iprgfalz
ti9 gsplunt Bate, ober mehrmdls an
Der s(usfubrung perAtncert poroen
mar. Seiner Ingube 5ufolge be.rleb
er friiber eine 8irt6Idaft No. $40
S5t 3ebnte Strube, 3lpiIden Ioenue
8sunb 6 in Der 5tabt Seem Yprt. Gr
1T in Grbing, Sopern, 5tpet StuHoen
BON Wiinhsn gebpren. Gr itebt i'm
Otter bon 36 Sabren uno
lam aIs neuniG9riges aino nit
ieinen gltern nad Qmertta
Gr nar i'm Wirtbs9eI6Gft thdti9
big er Quf ben geoanfen tam
baB es feline PfIiat lei, RoOfepslt 81
t0Dten. Wie CT angibt, ma6te er Rpo.
Iepelts psriOnti6c getaHnti6aft, 0lz
biefer goli5etz9ommiTGr DON Ren
gort 1895 mar. Dis S6rsnt fagt
erregte RoolepeIt feline glufmert'Qmteit
in Der tiir5Ii6en republitanii6sn ga:
onaIzaonoentior. 8amuls begann e1
ibn als cine @efafr fir iein 2ono 81
betro6ten unb belt ss fir beIonoers
gefGbrli6, bab er etne brittle Bdrts'
qriinoen pollte. 2lus ieinen 9eidi4tsz
ftuDien bate er bic lleber5eugung ges
nonuen, buB ss n0tbig lei, ibn 81
t0btsn. Gr lei iiber5eugt, bab tpenr
Gooiepelt i'm 5erbIt unterliege, e1
nohmals ben 8orpurf bes 9iebitabls
erbeben uno bos 2anb in sinen bluti:
gen giirgerfries itiir3en piiroe.
Gr bate einen Sraum gehabt, ir
tpel6em W}cainIsp inn erIdien uni
bteie- iagte i6m, baB niht G5olgos7
I6n getDbtet babe, iOnbern Rooieoelt
RooIepelt babe, rpie McGinlep ihH
Iasts, ibn umgebra9t, um grdiioent 81
perben.
S6rent fagte, boB er mebr burd
bas bseinflubt piirbe. rpos er in Der
3eitungsn leie, ols Durd irgeno etDus
onoeres, unb bab er. nadoem sr ieiner
9raum ge6abt. mebr uls js DaDon iiber.
3eust gstpeien lei, bob sr bas 2ant
bon oem Gbrgsi5 bes gol. RoOiepelt
befreisn Iollte.
gm l. September 3og er noh ben
Wbite Sotel, SEQ. 156 Canal Ctr, ir
Der Ndbe Der 8opern. gr that bies al:
eriten Snritt in benz glan, aooispeI
3u tobten. 8alo baralf begab sr lid
in einen Maffsnlabsn om Brpaopot
unb faufte einen 9spolber. gr tauft
bann Elm 9ampfersgillet no9 gtnrIes
ton. g. g., Dobtn erIieh 3undd,ft be
CAB. Sein erfter plan mar, Rpofepel
in Nep Orleans ub3ufansen, bies er
ipies fih aber als unmoglih. NIs e
IN gbarleston antam, bate er nod
$500. gr binterlisb bort in ben
mooielep 5ouie cine 5anbtaihe, bi
nuber einem Rditden NIT benz Rspolpe
eiuen geiiBtitel fir gigentbum OH be
81. Strabe. Stem g)ort. i'm Wertb Dol
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-15
gu Derfanfen - Brnnbeigentgnm.

acunebh s-9inae onsqe!ugDite
cots iibria; 50l<l50; feiiic Siiaei, feine sob
Iiingen: Sas, 9Soiier lHo cemenllttc SaBs
neoe. foine 3nfen, feline CteuerH: SO per
SUB, 50c per g8ote. Greiap. j.
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90 1898 6 GpInrnbta abe., bilFf6es 2infs
iiocs Hrarnc Simmer. flats Gas. an.
icr: rtr 100 baar, Der 9aeit merlger ipie
$40 per Wscilnt.
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appnbaIe-sso. 77e 81 aisGelpan ate,
SmrsanasbaIe 3imner, Widbdtens uno
Gaaers 3immer. orobe gSeranba: ate mooer
llen GeaueInIicbietei. Iiau tprehe pen
Sanitor ooer $. 81. Rertins,S Hbone Ipoa
Is g. 9flir flr Grfpatiene.
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8 3tmmer nit fIenem pof $3.50 an quite
tlfie:ber; in renlihem 9uitanbe, nit 9as.
Geubauer, eointurgt Blaee. W|t. @nburlL
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MdnnIih.

Geutf6er S9Ioffer. SO. 204t Gaftern
Npenue. 1t
Sunge. I'M In oer @dderei III arbeiten
Iaear6eit Carlisle Ips. unb Uicunb Str
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grrrhbiIIc--gecf 4intmer 0nns. MODERN
qnt so Tiib ,sront; Chit Iine Irauben; btgta'
ipenri biefe J2ohe oerfauft. 12l Tiron Sfr'
15--fS,20*
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-15
Gu perfouscn-,0anier.

Se rtpocb gsiep - Tenes gRIodl9es
ssramebais, NIT alIeg mooerne1. Bqucm,i Mild
Ss3Eo g. I. 9atterion, 531S gIcle aee.
9bone Sim 24s7 K 4l,lb-
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4atnburg.Mn.erifa 2ittie
IS SrsaSmab, ". D.

aqenien in Cincinnati DeiierH German
Rnnl Grfie AatioHaIs9ani, SiinitesGritie Gnt.
Ncnf NtIas NationaI. gani, sDnnui etrais:
0erIrnn gctiona. .Sani, brighton German
T1ri. 9nrriloH nnb 9oRrain Mre: Erootbsnt
earrings & Triift Co.. Z. urb gine ctr.
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3n permietben.


1912 g9 Qiherth Str.-,tpei thnne,
belle 3tmu,er I'M g. Gtod. 3a5 3lul aoten
NIB EpIeudiung. Gues in erfter. Siaiie Gros
Huug 81.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-08
CITIZENS IRE
MUCH ANGERED

lRERu1fAIE TIE STATEMENT
THAT HOUSES ERE SET ON
FIRE BECAUSE COL RED PEG.
PIE LIVED m EEiE E. s &: Z.
citizens In yiesnits Of the
dwellings which we're destroyed by
| IRE on Tank I'LL early this morning
Iare indignant over the report which
was given out to the efteet that the
| fire was Of incendiars origin The re-
Iport which was circulated was to the
erect that the occupants Of one of
the properties was obnoxious to near.
by residents and that fire bug got
busy to rid the nelghborhood Of the
people.
1t seems that the colofed people had
resided in the property for six weeks
and were not obnoxious TO the neigh
bors. They we're people that attend.
ed to their own AFFAIRS!
The house in which the fire origin
ated was occupied bXia colored family
by the name Of Hunter and the one
adjoining which was also destroyed,
was occupied by a coIored family by
the name OF Brown. The fire was dis
covered about two o'clock this morn
Ing and burned fiercely until about
three, entirely destroying the two
properties which were owned by
okey Gruver
THO Ere rompaHy nramptly respond
ed to the alarm but owing to the hard
ldn wntcf vas necessary nv iet ].
reach the scene of the fire and the low
pressure of the water, it was found to
be, impossible to save the two prop.
critics in question and It was with
difficulty the fire vas prevented from
spreading to other properties,
The loss othe owner Of the houses
Was about $4,000, and the personal
loss to the occupants was about five
hundred dollars.
The property in which the fire or
iginated is said to have been on fire
on Saturday night but the blaze was
easily extingdished.
. y d Il .
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-08
FIGHTING BUNCH.
PAYS FOR FUN
SQUIRE AMOS HAS AZ MOTLEY
ARRAY BEFORE HIS
MORNING. ELEVEN dEf MED

Officer Skinner OF Grant Town yes
terday afternoon arrested number of
foreigners, they being OF Polish and
Lithuanian races, the men arrested
being charged with fighting and dis
orderly conduct.
Most of the Llthuanians have been
before the Squire before on a charge
Of lighting, and 1t seems that the fight
yesterday was between the Polish and
the Llthuanlans, the Lithuanlans whlp
ping the Polish badly:
Buckets, shovels, coal plcb handles
and sticks, with few rocks played
important parts in the game, with the
result that a number on both sides
were badly injured:
When the case vas lied before
Squire Amos iislnOrnfng thefe we're.
.Rity9persons silstts court rooEE 1q9stt
'oi them being pFisOne6 and witnesses
On the case. I IS.
q Theitrial lastedsfro1 y O'Clock this
morning until 2:2O this afternoon, and
4he court was busy all OF the time ex.
.amIning witnesses, and getting at the
truth regarding the case. After hear
Ing all of the evidence, II men were
fined, they being both Polish and Lith-
uanIan, the fines ranging from 81 and
costs or a total Of 50 and some cents.
this for swearing, to $3.50 apd $1,000
and costs for lighting and assault.
some of the fines amounting to large
sums.
All of the men gave orders on the
companies for whom they work,
One of the defendants, Stanley
Laneovich, was held under bond OF
s2OOeO for his appearance on April
18th at 5 p. M, when he will be given
trial, a warrant having been issued
against the man charging him with
carrying steel knuckles.
z The officers who arrested him
claimed that they took the knlickles
and a case knife from his pocket but.
the man denies that he had the steel
asnackles. and will stand trial. He viii
;beimarried tomorrow aud sthe next
DAY, and complete his honeymoon be
Sore the 18th OF the month.
Il 8
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-08

weeks in the interests of her ambition
TO succeed Mrs. S6ott. Mrs. William
Cumming Story has paid frequent Wis
It's and her adherents are keeping her
Chains beforetthe' pabIIc.s7 y
a new and seemingly very strong
candidate has made her appearance
this month In Mrs. Alexander Ennis
Patton, OF CurwensviIle, Pa, at pres
ent the guest Of her brother, Repre-
sentative Charles Patton, OF the same
city. Mrs. Patton has been endorsed
By her home state, and she has
friends in all factions OF the party.
Her friends claim that she possesses
the friendship Of Mrs. Charles Warren
Fairbanks, at present in Washington
to attend the continental congress.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-08
Miss Kinsey. Hostess 1,

A very delightful event in Juvenile
circles took place this afternoon al
the home OF Mrs. Clarence Kinsey. on
Ninth street, when her daughter, Eli
nor entertained number Of little
folks with an Easter party. The APP
preaching feast of Easter was sup
gested In all Of the arrangements and
appointments. Games were played dur.
Ing the hours from three till six and
at the close Of the afternoon the
youthful guests were asked to the
dining room where a delicious repast
was served. \ mound Of grass In the
arnicr OF .tnr ,abiei IN witch llestted
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-08
West VIrqinians.

WASHINGTON, d. Ex-senator and
Mrs. elasesce 1N'45s6# Ss'e% been
spending the.week -in.their--N&est Vir-
gfpia home, Mrs. Watson will be
Ftsohg tie box holders At tife Be1asco
Theatre and will entertain party of
friends.
Mrs: John w. Davis, wife Of the Re-
preventative has returned to Washing
s.er ssnendinP the mast ten days
+ e their home, Mrs. DAVIS, who is
t.ss ace CHAIRMAN Of the executive
committee in charge OF the Dolly Mad
is1n breakfast reports wide spread in
forest and, believes that more than a
thousand guests will be present. The
committee is advising about suitable
souvenir for the event and a silver
snpff box with miniature OF the
famous Mistress OF the White House
5seems 10 be the choice Of u number
of those charged with the selection.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-08
NEW PEERLESS CAR.

Geo. Miller's Ave passenger phaeton
body Peerless automobile arrived in
this city today. and Mr. Miller Is
rightly proud of his new car The car
is maroon in color, and Is a beauty
indeed. hTe car was sold 10 Mr.. Mil
Ter by the Newcomer Motor Company
some time ago, and the car was ship
ped direct to this city from the fac
tory.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-08
HORSE scAREs.
EQUINE SHOWS THAT HE DOES
NOT APPRECIATE BAND MU.
SIC.

a horse while being driven along
Main street this morning, near the
court house, became badly frightened
al the music OF a band which was
playing in front of the court house,
and but for the fact that man stand,
ing nearby grabbed the horse by the
bride Just as he was backing into the
side walk, the man driving the animal
might have been seriously injured, as
the buggy was on two wheels at that
time, and one more step backward by
the horse would have upset the buggy,
The music was stopped until the
horse was driven by.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-08

siFg.I 81 Miller VINO has been Ille
gnesi q his NV \;
Ter. on walnut avenue, has returned
to Ibis home At Tanneltcn. {.
Mrs, Kate Brand and daughter
Miss Olive. former residents Of this
cItyiare en- route from California q
this city. They have been located N
Santiago for seYeral years and len
there on Thursday Of last week Z &
Miss Iona Smith Of clarksburg'
spent Sunday here the guest Of MISS
Grgce Robinson.
Misses Isabel and Gertrude Mckln-
nes who has been the guests Of rela-
tiyes In the city Tor several days re
turned to Morgantown yesterday
Noel Weaver, Of Nprgantown, spent
Sunday here with Mrs. Weaver, who
is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs
o. s. Mckinney.
Curt Robertson, of clarksbarg,
spent Sunday at bis home in this city.
ETC. Rowand spent yesterday IN
Clarksburg
Miss Leona Hess and Mr.. w. +. NC
Cairerty were In Glarksburg last ey-
enIng where they we're members Of a
dinner party at the Waldo Hotel.
Miss Jean Horne, Of New Zealand,
Is the guest OF her sister, Miss Mar
garet Horne. Miss Horne arrived
Thursday evening and will be the
guest OF her sister until commence
ment when the two will leave for q
visit at their old home in Scotland,
-Morgantown Post Chronicle.
Miss Grace Darlington, Of CalumH
bus, o., is the guest Of her brother,
Mr. Walter harrington and wife,
f Mrs. M E! Jackson and som John,
aud Miss Maudei Jackson who 9had
spent Sunday here with relativestre'
turned 10 Kingwood. this afternoon.
AMr. jackson spent Sunday here re-
turning to BlngwoOd last nishtaa g !
DR., and Mrs. D. Howard and
daughter returned last night from
uniontown and Smlthfeld. Pa. where
they had been for the past week,
Mrs. Levi West, who had been seri-
ously III, has recovered.
Mrs. Rose Steele is q patient at
Cook hospital where she underwent
an operation to-day
7 VIII Palmer Nusum, who had been
here for the past week with his moth
er, Mrs. S. F. Nuzum. returned to
Pftsburg to-day where he attends
the Carnegie Tech.
Mrs. Mary A. Nuzum. who has been
III for the past several weeks, Is i'm;
proving. .s7 snlEtt =
Mr.. and. Mrs. Thos. Bennett and
children spent Sunday at Meadow
brook. laa'
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-08
LyRIc,s EXIT.

The Electric Theatre of this city, al
the stand Of the old Lyric, has com
pIeted arrangements whereby an exit
from the building has been made
through the walls into the drug store
OF Martin Brothers, taext'dOor to the
Electric.
This exit will be open at all times
when the theatre is open, and in case
OF fire or any accident persons in the
theatre will have a safe way of get
ting from the building without danger.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-08
U. D. c. Meeting.

The Robert E. Lee Chapter OF the
U. D, C., will hold its regular meeting
on Tuesday afternoon at two O'Clock
az the home of Mrs. Edward F. Hol.
bert on Fairmont avenue. Members
are urged TO be present.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-08
camp.Moore.

Mr.. Winfield Camp, OF this city, and
Miss Oma Moore, also OF this city.
we're united in marriage on Saturday
evening at the home OF Mr., and Mrs.
Harry Fleming. DR.. ]. c. Bloomfield
performed the marriage ceremony.
Mr.. Camp is employed in local laun.
dry.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-08
PATENT MONOPOLY.
Am united Press.l

IN! ullld0s y tosSJ
WASHINGTON, April S.-The Su.
.preme Court Of the United states has
denied they would rehear the famous
"patent monopoly" case which was
decided recently and which refused
permission for the attorney general
to intervenein the matter, The ''pat;
ent monopoly decision held that pat,
entees might prescribe restrictions for
the use and sale Of their devices.