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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-06-25

fernt un6 oann fiiblte ct mieoer Die
Notpenoiefeit, porber nod ein
@ort bon ibr gu boren, oaB oies al
les fein mirrer Sraum ionoern
@irfIi6feit Jet, baB fie in oielem
Suite, Der nod auf ieinen. 2ippen
8itterte, iid inn gu eigen gegeben,
ooB er fir iie banoelm fir iie emit
ideiben oIirfe.
Iber mabte i'm nun Die Gorge,
einen @usbru6 8ranboms b%erpor5u-
ri,fen, 5agboft u1o unseididt; mid
iie ielbit, bon oeriel6en &iidii6t &C.
leitet, inn aus : es gelang ibm
auf Dem Giidpeee nidt, feline ab=
iidt aus5ufiibren. 8ranoom eing
smiiden ibnen; er ielbit muBte iein
g(benteuer eraablem uno 8ranoom
ibalt oitf Better 8oslaf Sen alten
Sans 9ampf in alien @anen, boz
Dem nlan ielbit auf bem @alier nidt
ii6er iei uno, Der obne 3meifel oie
gan5e S3ene nebit @epitter uno al
lem 3ubebor arrangiert babe, Inn
nieber einmal ettpas retten GIT fon-,
men. = @ottbolo piirbe unter an
oeren l1mltdnoen oergleiden Spott-
reoen, bie 8ranoon nod ba5u NIT
bobniidem @elahter begleitete,
nidt uneruioert selaiien babert,
aber 10 freilid burfte Der Wann
reben, mie uno mas er monte. 11nb
hann ldllig linn 8ranoon ouf Die
Sdnlter uno rief: Ni6ts fir
UNCUT, @ottbol6, aber ih fam ben
aIten Sdleider nun einmal nidt
leioen nrl6 babe aud meme @riinoe
oofiir. gntmeoer man 1T Serr nj
ieinem Sanie- ooer mon lit es nidt;
Elm 9rittes: Die Serridaft nit ei-
mem onoern teiIert Der iiberan NIT
bineinreoet uno natirlib anes bei-
fer meiB - oas eiebt es nidJt, me-
nigitens ni6t fir mid. @ie iagter
mir oo6 auf Der Shule: vginer iei
&onig, elmer let Serri6er!" 9n
mirlt ali6 mol nod ben griebii6en
Cert miiien; i6 arn1er Seufel bin
frob, baB i1 oas 9entide 10 u1ee.
fdr bebolten babe.
(Gortietilna foTat)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-06-25

leetere @bfidt ausfIbrt. Seine pol-
li9e lleberiieolune nod 9eutidlano
piiroe elm 8erluit fir unler Deutld-
tlim iein, Der n1r i6uer gu eriesen
mare.
Serr Otto &reter uno @attia
reiien oieie @ohe iber @alpeiton
lla6 9enti9lano, Inn Der alien SCI
mot etnen mebrmonatliden geind
ob3uitatten.
Sonntag naht muroelt III
3luei aaoen an Der 0it-@ Commerce
StraBe Ginbrihe periibt. Ser cine
lpar ser Hutmaaren-2aoen BON
SRI Sinie @eiB unb Der anoere Die
nebenan liegenoe Sdneioermerfitatt
bon $. 8. Saul. IS muroen 8oa-
rem i'm @erte BON ungefabr 5000
geitoblen.
- Die Sreimaurer bieltcn Molt-
tug in Sutberlano springs ein
8icnic uno cine offentlihe Gin
iesung BON 8eamten ab, on ipel<
der Seitlidfeit iid msefabr 5000
8erionen beteiligten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-06-25

Da nun lest, In neaert Wli9en
Sid beridJ5mt bat bic HatMr,
unb bic 2ifte uetder 3te9en,
t1eber Gaite, 1elb nib Giur.
SSH Der Menf@ in frpbeua Grange,
MndJ binats sum id5nen Walb;
Der BON jnbelnbem 0efange,
Eramter BBs'lein ipieberba4t.
itn6 10, friibc impn am @prsen,
SteIt man frubgelaunt alebann,
ariif unb Iebig aler Gprgen,
3ieb'n ms Jrete 1rau unb Mann;
Mait Der 2inber luft'gen SMaaren,
Siel'n ms Crime ie btnaus;
QaHen al hes AItags= HIasen,
ltub fein Niiben bann 81 &ans.
ODD III a~Itsempbnter @eiie
Erdgt In 2brben mol bertuabrt,
Waar aud nit i'd, Sramt mnb Spcte
Neidli@ anb Bpm gutter Arf.
uni tuena bann mad @anberftunbeu
WaeIb iiM Surft Mnt 9nuger an;
Wtrb Elm MabI gar treffIi& xunben
tlub erft redt elm srmnt aIsbann.
ttub Defenders iuenm fe baben,
Ginfge Tlafdjen 9pme STAT Bier;
Seun BON alien U~pttessaben,
2cbe bieies Wier th mir.
9riidJ uub Iabenb fMdmmt's I'M Wtaie,
ltn6 i'd fag' es pine 8ter:
Gtets gerat fM In Gfftafe,
Wirb freben5t mir bieies Bier.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-06-25

s. 6. 9il6ebrano, Der yor,
jisen6e .oes oemofrntiiden Gountp
fomites madt befannt, oaB ale
aauoibateny Die erflart baben, iih
ben oemofratiiden Yrimdruablen
at untermerfen, aud lire geitrdge
be0nblt baben. Sbre Namen per-
ben bdber aud auf oas oemofratt-
fhe Eidet fommen.
Bel elmer 3u5ammenftnft BON
@eib6ftsIeuten In Der oGbamber
Of Commerce tpuroe beihloiien I'M
&erblt Elm .grnte Jeft" gu perait.
5faIten, oos cine ISOLDE oauern unb
an GteIe Der nJair~ treten lou.
ueber nabere Gin5elbeiten 1T mai
(i6 nod nidt flar, aber es lDuroe
Elm aus ben Serren s. s. 3aIff, IS.
8. Goblin, Sobn g. g~drrington
Qouis 4euermanrt uno 2lopo Spen.
Ger deficiencies aomite ernanut oos
NI1ne ausarbeiten uno elmer grobea
adqemeinen @eriammlltng porlegen
fcu. Gieie g~eriammlung ion 5rei.
tag nadmittag um baIb fiinf ubr
In Der sgbamber Of Commerce" ab-
aebaIten peroen.
Das ygerar Gountp Garmers'
Sn{titute" pirb Samitags nodmit-
tag in ben RGitmeu Der oGbamber
Of Commerce" eine GiBung obbal-
ten. S.
1err Sobn 6. Gielmmn lit
am g0nntag mittag nit Satin
unb Eodter nod Stem Oorf obge'
reiit INN BON bort nod Deutidlano
al fabren. Die Serrihaften beobfih-
tiqen, elm Sabr oriiben. 5ls bleiben.
6err Mnr &rueger, Truii3
bent Der q. 81. Wnd5ine ano Snpplp
Gompanp, bat bergmgene Wofe e1-
ne Mei1e nod europa nngetrden.
Gnoe 0ieier ISOLDE tritt Serr
Cans Serbft BON COLLECTION aus
cine Meiie nod 9eutiAlono IN. Ct
bcobiidtiat, einen ldngeren aufeiit'
halt 6riiben gu nebnien, pielleidt
aou8 bort 5u bIeiben. Die 5ablrei.
den Treunoe, Die SER. Serbit fan
iiberal i'm 9toat unb san3 beion'
oers IN unierer @egeno bat, per.
ben iebr beoauern, tpenn er otele
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: { I a 3.

&prreipun6ens. = gibolo, Te1as,
"a. SUM 1912. Counting, ben %.
SUM batten mir einen reht idohen
Meaen an einigen 8Iaben fiel
8noar lebr menig, Der Sorrento bot
es aber oo1 iebr beoeuteno gebol-
fen, Ser Dur1idniitsertrag miro
smijden Is bis % guidel per Mder
betragen. gaumpofle itebt iebr gut,
nod ielten baben mir 10 cine quite
Muslift gebabt, cine ausge5eidnefe
grnte gu MAIDEN. Suffer giebt es
III Siille, 3uferrobr 1T ielten BEL
Ter ~geipeien, mie iest. @ir Sarmer
boben ale uria9e 5ufrieoen 5u iein.
Sonntag, 5. 80. SUM- finoet inl
Gibolo Gaiino bas idbrlide aonigs-
9egeln fiat, nur fir Die @eieIl.
idaft.
Die pereinigten 91nger bon 81.
boIo, Shers uno gonberie bieIten
elm biibides 56ngerfeit ab in Der
Galitrino &olle BET gonberie. @s
mar elm redt eenliitIides Seit, ale
E%eilnebmter baben iid iebr gut mn
terbaIten.
Die Acknowledgement lit jest
aud Bel Ben 5armern epioemiid &C.
uoroen, iebr bieIe Garmer, Die
idone Wferoe uno &litiden baben,
baben ii1 nod elm Muto 5ugeIegt,
ma, mir baben's ia.
Oie 2otper gaIep Shule i6lieBt
am Is. SuIi, boffentIth init einem
biibiben Rin6erfeit. Die meiiten
shulen IN Ser umeeseno iino idon
geidloiien. Sd oenfe Big Mitte Slt-
Ii S9ule gu balten lit gu lange IN
Sen beiBen Eager. Ger.
De teraniden fooiepelt-D Dele
gaten, oenen man einen sit in Der
&onpeation gu Chicago bertpeigert
bat, baben cine Proclamation ber-
0ffentIi1t in Der iie unter beftigen
M~usfdIlen gegen lire @egner cine
&onbention auf ben 9. SuIi nad
Danas einberufen. gs iouen bort
DeIegoten gu elmer Nationolfonpen-
tion Der 1teuer Hartei m~tsgetDablt
fper6en.
- sssn Der NGbe bon 2ongbieiu
6rang elm masfierfer Mann in ben
Boitmaeen zines nod Moroen ge-
benoen 8abnauges, belt bic 0rei
Boitclerfs nit ieinem MepoIDer III
Shad, nabm einen Der Bcifidde,
mari i'm aug benz @agen uno mod-
tie fid oann ieIbit oopon. @is iett
lift es nidt geIungen, ieiner bdb-
baft gu per6en.
Senrp grof, Der cine eetuiiie
MoGie Sing eetotet bat uno oes-
megen gum Sooe bernrteilt lit, mar
beim So. Diitriftgeridt IN @uitin
Inn einen 1ellert NroaeB eingefom-
men. Dag @eriht bat iein @efuh
~abgepieien uno er miro iest pers
iuden au appelieren.
- Mepublifaner in Gan Mngelo
molten cine Notwithstanding ab-
baIten, INN @oofebelt's BorgeGen in
Chicago gut gu beiben.
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t1mr 6iltiefeit bis 5ntn 81. Oftcber+
Yrdmie,t>0 Terte+
Gin perieelae an nn5ere srcnnse.

9a es nns nmtnlglhb III, aMe 9iarifte nnb Counties os Staates
bmrb 9eHenSe bsarbeiem at laRen, ntmeten mir af amoere Wittl sur inn
mer grGhren 8erbrennng nnieres 8lates fnnen nnb mir fS SIT bert
@ufdlmf sefommen, annebm6are Eramien fir nene M6onnenten, bic ans
eingeididt uerbea, anssueken.
@r planen nit Die @eramtaltamg zines iogemamaten aomtefes, mt
II bet emslidem 3etmnsen Hbid 1T, iunoern nit uoaem bmrd Mnssablnns
elmer lf6eralem Spmmihipm 6rehpiaise anuerbem, Die pine beionoere NM.
be muo @nfremsnns ib cine Me6enenna9me at oeridaffem winfdem.
3m bieiem Smede offueren iur fir ieoen Sabresabonnentem eme
&DmmtGtDn BON s 1, etnem 9plIar. 9as @pdenblatt Der uJreie
8reRe fr segas1 fonet So per Sa9r. @esem Gininoans pn $1.O0 per.
Slit 10 Mboautnten eae Grtra : yrdn1ie Don $3.50 TT yaar.
Slit Il 4bpnnenen ent Ggra : yriut pn s3.75 III yaar.
Slit 20 Abonnenten ene Grtra : yrinie pon $500 it yaar.
Slit Is Mbpanentan clue Grtra : yrdnie pDn s6,25 1T yaar.
Slit uebr do Is Mbpanenten cine Grtras Sriuit pon S. ID gaar.
Sit ue5r as 50 Mbonnenten cine GTtraprdnie uon SIG lit Saar.
Ser gOridIae 1T einfad nnS DesaanoGd esnus. gr einsn nenen
Mbonnenhu DER CUR 3dt nidt 2er Der uJreie EreHe" IL, &c.
minnt, fO0efhert $500, erbaI, rep, bebalt oapun einen Dollar nno i6idt
ben anSeren Dollar nit Der senauem gbreRe Oes geieaerg elm. Mnkerbem
aAt abr audi nod cine Grra Hramie in Nnsfht, fails Die GAIL bou
se9n M6onnentea ooer barber erreidt hirb. 9ieie Grra1Trdmie fen-
ben tr ben basu 8eredhgteu BON nnRrer Office aus 6treft.
Die 6mr semadte Dferte lit fir Seoea i'm hueten Gebiete os StaH'
ties pffea. Sober fam Td baran beteiisen. &ir bietem MIR gaarpreic
an, neil Galo INNER ieinen Nert fat nno Sober bafar anidafen unb fam-
fen fam, ms y aerabe bramdt.
Mae, bic bpm biesr Sffrte gc6rand maiden nnb inter Sen oben
gefelen geGngnngen M6pnncntem fir bic pJreie Erehe fr Seras" jam
nrln muaen, fne gebeen, fd NIT ms nnbersislid In gerbiaOnns at
icten, bamh nir linen efuase geuanihte amsfabrlihere Mmsfnnt eret-
len f1mnen. Die Amhtuns set ben gefeaern brett ION uuierer 0-
flee gu. Sieie Dfferte bat MIR @alnsfeit bis gum 81. Dfober.
rTreie Yrffie far seraS".
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Tar GoMnty.K omminar Preiinkt 4.
Sic .Sreie 8refe" lit alitoriliert
Serrtt Henry Meyer

ala aanbibat fiir bas Mmt bes gountb'
aommifdr, Breeintt SO. 4. in Der be-
po~rftebenbeu Hrimarfpabl i'm Suli ans
suaeiqeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-06-25
Gippen se6rodem bmrd 9niten.

Gad etnenl Deftigelr Suitenanfall
fiiblte elm Mann in Meenab, 8isc.,
idredlide Sdmer5en in ieiner Sci
tie uno iein Mr5t fano, baB 5pei
Mippen gebroben maren. Dieie
Hein miroe i'm Or. Sings Seem
DISCOVERY eripart baben. Gin paor
fIeine DOZEN pertreiben einen ge-
ip0bnli6en SuIten, egelmabiger
@ebraub ben bartnadieiten &uiten
uno Die idlimmite @rfdltune uilo
beiIen i6made, aneesriffene Butt
gen. SD balte es fir elm @eidenf
BEG &immels fir Die Menidbeit"
lfreibt Mrs. gffie Morton @olum-
Bio, Mo, uoenn id bdtte beute Die
Shminoiudt tpenn id oieics grob>
artige Mittel niht senommen bit
IT," @s lit earantiert. Brobeflaide
frei. SOC uno 81 Slaiden in alien
Mpotbefen.
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L.okales.
Gin Masriff anf ben staatsuerbano.

Gin Nmsriff anf ben Staafsperbaro.
Ser vseras state Democrat,
elm bosartiges Prohibitions UNI
Mnti-go Iquitt-gla bat lid furht-
bar oariiber aufgeregt, oaB Der
Deutid : teronilde S%taatsperbanO
ourd iein grefutiufomite cine gei-
re bon &anoioafen bot empfebler
loiieu. ST idimpft furdtbor, reiBt
ben Deutid : teranilden Staatsper-
bomb berunter, iagt, er iei nur BON
ben Maidinenpolitifern g%esriinoci
woroen, peripottet uno perboblt
Gle Deutiden uno iingt oas alte
fnomnotbingiitiide 2ieo bon ben
Foreigners, oie lid anmoBen, bier
heriiber gu fommen un0 oann IN
Der Bolitif mitreoen 81 mo1en.
Muf berartige Mngriffe mub mar,
iih gefaBt MAIDEN, menn mon Ell
einen beltimmten Stanopnnft ein-
ni1nmt, nod oa5u einen Stanopunft,
ser aefpilien 2euten mie BEN fo-
uatiiden BrobibitioniIten nno 9ent.
idenbaiiern bon p%orneDerein anait-
aenebm 1T. 0ieie Mngriffe ihaoen
audi nidts. 9en Deatid : terani-
iden @taatsberban0 brinaen tic
niht aus Ieiner gablt beraus nno
fSnuen Inn audi niht unter6riiden.
Die 3eit lit borbei, ut Der bier i'm
Staate nit Grfolg cine fnolp,
notbingiftiide Mgitotion gegen Die
0eutiden in's @erf gciebt peroel
fcnnte uno sic Deutihen cine fol-
de Mgitation fiirhten mllbten ooer
az mliien glaubten. Seute babel.
mir Deutiden in Geras oos niht
mebr notig, beute fonllert mir felt
fir unfere Weinurg eintreten uno
es fam uns DoGit6noig gleibgiilti8
iein, Oh elm pnar probibitioniitilde
uno fnotpnotbingiitiide 9rediperfer
oariiber auBer iid eeroten, Nein
Ynar uBmgbiiren" nnter n11s
jeIblf pieGeidt unan9enebme @efiibs
le IN ser Mogengegeno befommen II.
EN-. paar untpifienoe Mnglo-Mmeri-
faner, Die jhor 10 nie 10 fremoen-
bolieriid peranIngt iin6, onourh fall
ide gegriffc bon benz 3Def unieref
oeutiden gereinigungen erbalten.
Sci ~oenienigen unierer anglo=ome-
rifonilden Mitbiirger, Die 0ie Bet
baltniiie, in oeren iie Ieben, ber<
1feben uno begreifent rihtet oies
@efaieIe fein ltnbciI an. Sic neb-
men es oIs ons, mag es it, dig
ben Wutausbrud zines Sanatifers,
Dem oas Muftreten beg Deutid-
Gmerifaniifen 5taatsncrbanoes Ell
ne bodit unangenebme neberro-
iMung bereitet bat.
Das grefntipfomite oes 9eutld<
teranilden Staotsperbanoes bat
nit Ser Acknowledging Der 4an.
6i6aten<2iite 6os anein rihtige ge-
tan. &c bat ben MitgIieoern oes
Derbanoes un6 Den 9entiben i'm
Mnaemeinen einen @egpeiier gege-
ben, nit oeiien &iiIfe iie lid leid-
ter ourd oas Mieientifet ourdfin-
Ben fonnen. @eiter moIIte es
nidts. gs nonte fein Sidef auf-
(tenen uno Niernono berpflidten.
&C. iuonte ben Deutiden 0es Staa.
fes nir ~oieienigen &anoioaten nen-
nert, fir oie iie obne @efubr itirn-
men fonnten uno Die augleih bon
oieien einfpon6freien Ranoioaten
feiner Meiniing nod Die meiite
Musiidt bGtterl geDablt gu meroen.
Das grefutipfomite miro, lelbit
ongeiidts Der @nariffe beg rState
Democrat nidt bereuer, 10 aebar-
BELT al boben, ipie es getan bat,
uno uiiroe, merr es in 6ieielbe 60
ge fame, b0hit pabrideinlid, gnta
gennl tpieoer 70 banoeln.
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aleine gos6eiten.

@attin: uDenfe Dir, 4oolf, es
1T in Der gar5en Staot bas @eriidt
perbreitet, id iei ourdgebronntl"
Gate: nSm, BIN, oa flart lids
auf marum mir in ben lesten Ga
gen cine Menge anonDmer @ratnla-
tionen augegangen iin6!"
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Sir Gsmmty,ATeWsr.

Sic .Sreie greiie1 lift altoriiiert,
Serrn Henry Boerner
als aanbibat fir bas Mntt bes Steuere
Gfefprs bon 8egar gountb BEL Der bes
borftebenoen 6emptratii6en Yrimdrs
nail am 81. Suli au5utinoigen.
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@eht anseinanber!

iaet elm goli8ift gu einem 8olfsauf.
lauf uno idldet NIT Dem aniippel
orein, penn notig. @benio iaaen Die
groben, groben Mineralpillen bel
MagenItornngen. uno nur gleno
foIat. Or. Sings Stem s2ife Bias
berleten Die Gingeiueioe nidt. Sic
bringen iie MIR gelinoe in Eatig.
felt uno @eiunobeit folgt oanah.
25c in alien apotbefen-
es gibt @oltaten, ote Dem
arn politeu tun, Der lie errpeilt.
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9ebrer aeIudJt.

Sir Die Union 8aaep Sdule, Der
9cuti6 uno gngliid unterridtet
fonn. geeun Monate Shnle. 8ebolt
$50 per Wonat. 8erbeirateter niht
ousqeidlolIen. Man aooreIiiere:
g6as. 8iermamn, St. 81. Ro. 1, Boz
2S, Comfort, Ser.
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wabI. Nnseieen.
.far County ~Stemcr,Keaeftsr

9ie .Sreie Yreffe" 1T autorifierf,
&errn J. Frank Gallagher
als @anbieat fir bas Gntt bes Steuers
Solicitors bon 8egar gountb BET Der
beporitebenoen bemofratii9en Yrtn1dr<
nail anautinoiaen.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-07-19
SPGRSONATyA
~ PEOPLE ~
AS THEY CONE AND CO.

Mrs. D. G. Kunst and daughters
Ada Louise and Irene Of Grafton are
the guests OF the formers parents
Mr.. and Mrs. L, W. Shurtleff.
Mrs. Sidney Reynolds has returned
from visit with relatives near Prun
ty town.
Misses virginia and Beatrice snld
er spent yesterday with friends in
PhilIppi They will return home this
evening.
Miss Blanche McAndrews' and Miss
Fay Jeffry leave tomorrow for Woods
field, Ohio. to visit relatives.
Mrs. Jane Ingman, Mrs. Allie Hay
mond, Misses Helen and Thelma Elem
ing returned last night, from Mt. Lax,
Parks..Ml. ,icalled blythe death Of th.
formers step daughter. Miss Id
lngmanfuia i is5 $50, y
Mrs. Lowe. Peterson aud daughter
Flo Elizabeth of Weston 'are the
guests of the formers sister, Mrs. W
Fl. Conway Son Chicago street. 8
Miss Anna NeEbeEger rs spending
a week at Webster Springs with q
party of WT'ston ffiendsR9ile 4
LIP. Hart left Yesterday for Gun,
ber!and and Keyser on business. y
Misses Lucille and Mary Masters
and Jas. and John Hart are tile
guests OF relativesyat Cumberland. n
Mrss JOS. p ahmaf. and daughter
Miss Josephine went 10 Grafton To-
day 10 visit relatives. z
Misses Wilma Boyds;on and Helen
futile returned yesterday from Anna.
belle where they had been the guests
OF the formers sister, Mrs. Chaan!n:
Moor.
Miss Nettie Friedman returned from
McKeesport, Pa, where she had been
The guest OF relatives. She was &C.
cnmpanied by her cousin, Miss Edith
Goldberg. or Braddock Pa, who VIII
spend some tine here.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Hawkins and
son. Okey, and Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd
Hawkins, have returned from the for.
ners farm where they had spent the
Fast ten days harvesting. Mrs. Floyd
Hawkins who was rccuperating from
an Illness Of few weeks, Is greatly
improved. is'' ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-07-19

towns in which heIhas made flights.
Dozens OF local people assisted in de.
corating the muslin with similar in.
scriptlons bearing the Fairmont date
line.
This Is the first alrship flight ever
made in this city. and most all who
saw the flight, saw for the first time
that which they had never seen be.
fore and about which some people
are yet still more or less skeptical.
The Bon Air Improvement company
have shown commendable enterprise
In bringing such a great free attrac-
ton to the city and deserve the sue.
cess with which they met at the lot
sale. Several hundred dollars worth
OF lots were sold this morning. the
lots as yesterday bringing very good
prices. but the general opinion Is that
the purchaser got real values In ev-
cry lot that is sold.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-07-19
mrs. WILLIAMS
ENTERS REST
ONE OF FAlRMoNT's BEST
KNOWN WOMEN DIED EARLY
THIS MORNING. DEATH DUE TO
HEART TROUBLE.


Mrs. Mary Anne Hague Williams,
wife OF Mr.. B. G. Williams, proprietor
OF SINNERS Tavern died this morn.
Ing at half after two o'clock at Cook
Hospital after brief illness. While
1t was known to her intimate friends
that Mrs. Wf:.:zEs was very III. the
community at large were unacquain-
ted with the fact and this morning
when the news OF her death became
known 1t came as great shock to
her many friends.
Mrs. Williams had been III for some
time suffering from gall stones and on
Sunday night she entered Cook hos.
pital. Owing to the aaG form OF heart
trouble from which she suffered and
which ultimately resulted In her death
an operation was thought to be i'm.
practical. Last night she had grown
worse, but her relatives refused to
believe that the end was near and her
death greatly shocked her family and
friends.
Mrs. Williams was formerly Miss
Mary Ann Hogue and was the daugh.
ter of the late William and Agness
Hogue Of Morgantown. She was born
In that city forty-eight years ago and
resided there, for a number OF years.
After her marriage with Mr.. Williams
she resided in Greensboro, Pa, for
several years but had been a resident
Of Fairmont for the past sixteen years
Three daughters survive the union.
Misses Laura and Amy at home and
Mrs. Malissa Miller, wife OF VIM. H..
Miller, OF Charleston '"'a'3 ~ ~
Several brothers and sisters also
survive, Miss Lou Hogue and Mrs.
VIM. Wood, OF Washington D. c., Mrs.
Turney Reed OF Hutchinson, George.
David and Ja;aes Hogue OF Morgan.
town and Mrs. z. C. Rogers of New.
ark, o. .fa IA ts
Mrs. Williams was one of the best
known women in this city and he,
death has caused much sorrow among
- 'uS ShNiV VI iIleuuS. oHe was
member OF the First N. L. church and
OF the Woman's Club OF Fairmont.
In her home she was devoted wife
and unusually devoted mother and hei
death has caused untold sorrow to
her immediate family circle. Today
when the news Of her death became
generally known 1t called forth many
expressions Of the greatest apprecia
tion OF her noble, devoted life.
Funeral ARRANGEMENTS no"r ~.
been completed though they will pro.
baby be held on SATURDAY ate rho il,
at the First NJ. E. church under the
direction of Undertaken Musgrave and
Sons. Mr.. and Mrs, Miller VIII ar.
rive here tonight from Charleston and
Miss Lou Hogue will arrive in the
morning from Washington. Mr..
George Hogue has been in the city all
day and Messrs David and James
Hogne will come up discovering. Mrs.
u. G. Rogers is also expected here
from Newark.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-07-19

Womton Edwards the aviator with
the American Realty al Auction com
pany who conducted n very success.
fHf lot s1fc at Ron Air addition. near
the Ovens Bottle Company rlar,. YES
ierday and today made beautiful
flight from the fair grounds. ciiellng
over the First ward OF the city and
returning without mishap.
At one o'clock the little engine In
the bi-plane wis set in motion and
the bird like machine after running
over the ground for few feet rose
gracefully in the air, rising higher
and higher as It spad along until 1t
reached nm altitude OF. about six hun
dred feet. Nearing the FIRST ward
the engine commenced TO skip and the
aviator turned his machine which he
had under perfect control and return.
ed to the place from which he start
ed, circling around Floral hall, he
turned the nose OF the machine to.
wards the ground landing back OF the
grand stand. Several hundred peo.
pie witnessed the flight from the lot
sale on the hill while many others saw
1t from closer range at the fair
grounds.
Mr.. Edwards is successful aviator
having made flights all over the
country and the white cloth on the
"'""es have the autographs OF hun
dreds OF people from the different
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-07-19
Penthouse Guests, B Z

In honor of the Misses Susan Ar
nett, Genevieve Raymond, Edith Frey
And Messrs. Paul Raymond and Stuart
Race, Of Falrmont, who are Miss JUL,
cite Rathbone's house guests, a mum,
Der of young people are giving a pic
mic this afternoon at Blennerhassett
Island. The party, some twenty or
thirty in number, went down on the
French and will eat supper on the his.
tcrlc island.
In honor of the guests n; Miss JUL.
eite Rathbone's house party. n picnic al
Tcrrapin Park has been arranged for
Monday evening OF next week. The
picnic supper will be followed b. at
tendance at the Monday evening
dcnce.-Parkcrsburg Sentinel.