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Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1912-02-10
0cl> baben tpir in 6iiIe unc Siille.

fir oen 8ruppenplan uno nsue 8ouz
leparcs, tpGbreno bas 5unGdit liegenz
Sc, pie !. 9. tleine Rurts i'm 9er5en
Der Staot ooer @1attsnbGume in ben
StraBen elm frommer Wunf4 bleibt.
Smmsrbin aber seben mir Diretz
tor Springborn areoit, buB er perz
Iudt, uno es boffentlih audi our4@
fubrt, DAB Die Soften fir Die neue
StaotbaGe $2,6O0,000 nidt iiberz
iareiten oiirfen. Mua bier bate Die
9oebr'ihe 2ominiitrution bereits
8lGne ausarbeiten Infen, tpeI6e Die
Soften oieies 9ebduoes auf minoez
items 100000 Dollar bringen Mir
Oen.
Die S6ottenbGume in Sen Straz
BEN uno Die tleinen parts i'm Wittelz
punt Der Stoot pner oeHen NGbe,
fpiiroe Dor alien DE @efunobeit Der
9(rbeiter befDrbern, pdbreno oie
8oulepar0s nur gum 8ergniigen fiji
unIere 5inun5 Iriitotratie gebauf
tperoen. 8oulepdros iino iebr teuel
gum buuen unO 81 unterbulten, tra;
gen uber 5ur @eiunobeit Der Wufer
in teiner WeiIe BEL. Wir geben Der
9trbeitern oen 3at, BEL ibren reipetti:
ben StaOtrGten oabin 81 pirfen, Dat
mebr S6uttsnbdume in Den StraBen
nlebr fleine Yorfs in Der Staot uni
mebr Offentlide gubeunitalten errid
tet peroen. Ni6t ieoer grbeiter fam
| Iit cine @obnung nit 9aOe5imme
Ieiiten, irsbbalb es Die unbeoin9t
| pfli6t Der Gtoot lit, in bieier Se5ie
bung belfeno ein5u9reifen.
go lange Die Wfai1en Der Nrbeite
olles rubig hinnebmen, pie es unier
9triitotratie fir gut finbet, obne ibr
Stimme gu srbsben, 10 lunge mir
man audi ni6ts fir lie tun. Sc tp
Iniger fi6 Die 4rbeiter III
Dffenlt6e Inselegenhe
ten Bet m mern. um gr 3
Ser niro ole Der h 10 r
oung Ser Steuergelbe
i'm Sntereffe unferer S.
mana 4ritptratie et
unb nm 10 penieer IN pir
fir ois Snterefien Der u !
better ii ibrie bleiben.
Sarum Mrbsiter glenelanbs, pen
ihr baben tpollt, OaB glepelano il
SntsrsTe Der Mrbeiter, ipelde allei
90 6ullen Heihtum erseueen. peripa
tet nerben ion, idliebt Gu9 Ser Il
aialiitifhen purtei an uno Dor aus
'lOinesn left bie 9lrbeiterprefe ur
periudt, oieielbe ioOiel uls mDsli
: gu psrbreiten unb neue 2eier Ut
t 9lbonnenten fir bieielbe gu erlanss
; oenn nur Die fp5ialiitif4en 4rbeite
: seitunaen pertreten Die Snterehen b
: olrheiter in isber 8eoiebung.
Don ben bsuti6en Irbeitern Glen
: lambs unb llmsesenb uber crpart'
: mir in erfer 2inie Elm tattrdftis
\ sintretsn uno beranfhaffen neu
7 Nbonnenten fir oas r@ho". SEQ
q 2sisr iollte es iid CUR Pfli6t made
t minoeitens einsn neuen 2eier ana
n meloen. Qs.
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0as tpeeen Der ungeheuer hohen
Soften uno bamit perbunoenen polz
itGnOiqen l1nfdbigfeit Der @ountp=
9eri6ts9ebGuoe &ommiHion bereits
beriibmt getpproene @ountps s9eri6ts<
oebGuoe, lpel6es bereits 5000
Dollars per{9lungen bat, ioa, um
nun audi eine groBartige llmgebung
III er6alten, ebenmals 100000 Doll
lars DerI9linsen. 0ieIe Summe fou
alein fir Dos 2ano be5ablt tperosn,
linn Oieie beriiatiste Gebduoe auh
glei6 in ieiner um9ebung als etne
2lrt ariitotratii4er oohbur9 gu TENN
5eiansn. oSn oieiem Gebduoe peroen
Damn ois 9erren Ri4ter auf Stiblen
Iiben, pel9e $50 Dollars oas Stiid
tolten, uno in oen 9eridtsidlen miro
man Siloer aufbdnsen. peld,e ebenz
fans piele tauIenoe ppn Dollars prp
Stiid toIten iper0en.
! 9(n oiefer eeIammten 2uOerpirtz
I6aft lit Ole jeBt i'm 9lmt beftnoli4e
Gcuntp 9eri9tsgebduOe &ommiiz
iipn I9ulo, Die es 10 re6t per1tebt,
oas @elb Der SteuerSabler nit pollen
6GnOen gum Seniter binaus gu iperz
fen.
@Gbreno piele fauIenoe bon Irbeiz
tern beI9dfti9ungslps iino, tennt Die
0erfnnenoungsiu9t oiefer Sommil=
Iion gar feline gren5en. Wlan tptrtz
Itaftet orauf log, ais pb man oas
@sIo mir 10 aus oen Iermeln beruusz
inItteln t0nnte uno tiimmert ii9 Den
Seufel nm oie Soften. 8ei oieier
ISonlmiNion lit Die llnfdhisteit itaot=
betannt uno Der beim 9eridtseebGllz
oezgou poGI5pgene 9rabfd niat min
Der. Sabei ieben Die SteuerSu6ler rus
) big su, ipie man Die 9eloer pers
fdnenoet uno fagen tein W r t
, 8is ieBt iinO fir Oen iogenannter
/ @ruppsnplan bereits $14,OOO,O0(
Dollar aussegebsn poroen uno nod
lit niht einmal oas erite 9ebduo4
. fsrtia, 10 oab, tpenn es 70 peiter sebt
Der 9ruppenplan auf minoetens So,
E 100000 Dollars gu iteben tommel
miro. 3ur ieIbsn 3eit aber, mo maj
: fir oen @ruppenplan bas @elo Ueil
I lipnsnpsiis perpulpert, feblt es 10
8 iprbl i'm gountn tpie in Der Stabt al
r Dem allernotipenoi9iten.
Die meiften Stroben oes gountn
: finb in miieroblem 3uItano unb mer
n ben ss auh mod fir lanoe 3eit hfei
: fen, eben neil tein 9elo porbanoe1
7 lit.
Sn Ser Staot gIepelanb iino oi
= 5traben b0hft ungeniieenb gereinio
5 uno bie 8eIeuh tu na mi 9 q
;, nher ga olin 1T elmer gr {
= BEN Staot uberbuupt IN
m il r 5 ig.
N Die parfs paren pdbreno Ser let
l. ten COMMUNICATION seraoeau perpabl
+ loft unb Inn nit Oen porbanoene
&. @sloern aussutommen, mubte Bel o.
r appropriations Srbinana iibera
er bef6nittsn reroen. SroBbem plal
IN man tpeitsre MilIionen 4ussabs
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Gin Sebritt naet portpdrts.

Sadie ser @treifer gu f0rbern.
Die1er 8efhluB. befen Hotnenoigs
felt mir in Der porisen Nummsr bes
rgho~ betont baben. beoeutet einen
peiteren @hritt in Der Metamor<
pboie, bic Iid innerbalb Der Mm. Sc
beration of 2abor ponaiebt. uno 1T
aufs lebbafteIte BON Der Irbeiterfda!t
gu beeriiben. Snpiepeit bic Central
2obor Union Rraft unb GinfluB Be-
iiBt, I'M Dem 8ei4luB audi Die Sat
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1912-02-10

uns: Iuftldren uno Oraaniiieren!
Gin ieoer Soeiulift, Der ii9 nidt feiz
ner 9enertIdaft anf9lieBt, Der niht
an oen Oebatten uno Oisfufionen in
Der 9etpertfdaft teilnimmt, lit ales
anoere, MIR tein e6ter @oaialiit,
refpeftipe Deritebt bonn So5ialismus
ber5li4 tpenis; er 1T Elm leerer
pbraienorefder, nidts psiter.
Der So3idlismus perlangt Opfer,
aliidliaerpeiie nidt an 2eben rpie in
RuBlano, uber on @elb uno 3eit!
Die oeutIdeu GenoFen ienIeits oes
S3eans bGtten tein 10 eroBartiaes
Reiultat uuf3upeiien, penn fie ni9t
elne muitergiiltige Organization uno
eine ebenio muitergiiltig sefiute
aaiIe, aber feline Ois3iplin bGtten.
Die Nusbeuter nit ibrem getauf=
ten 8eiinoel tperoen fi9 tpobl bitten,
fi4 on uns berun3unugen, penn mir
ihnen etne flare, geieBItebenoe tlafen=
beipuBte uno itramme Organization
bon 2 Bis 100000 Wtitglieoern ent=
gegeniteIlen t0nnen.
Gin jsoer, ser 3ipietra9t unb
Streitigteiten in Die Qlrbeiterreiben
gu bringen iu4t, lit Elm 5eino Der
4rbeiter.
Gin jeoer, ser sic 4rbeiter gu linz
geieBlidtetten, gu 9epultatten unb gu
Qufrubr 3u perleiten Iu6t, lit elm
5eino Ger 2rbeiter uno cine perod6=
tige Yerfon.
Wir miiFen inmer geIebliebenb
bleiben unO Iogar Die 6 api ia Il
ten 5pingen, ihre eigenen
8efeBe gu dten.
Gin ieoer, Ser in Ser in Ser Union
Streit DerurIa6t, gegen rPolitit" in
Der Union pettsrt, lit i'm beiten Sale
elm untpifenoer SerI, aber ionit i'm
llebrigen Elm 5eino Der 4rbeiter uno
mub 0aber fhurf unter Die 2upe gez
nommen peroen.
Wir tpollen nit geieBliden Witteln
fdmpfen, ionit aber Oesorganiiiert Die
4rbetterfhuft uno miro Nndrhie herA
porgerufen.
Wir tppLIen einen tpoblorganiiiert=
! copperatipen Staat idaffen. unb oas
tonnen mir MIR Ourh Nuffldrung,
4 our4 8iloung. Our9 Organization.
Cine abItracte. abioIute 5reibeit
oes Sn0ipiouums, ipie es 0ie Omar
diiten ipoqen, gibt es in Der praris
niht unb lit unOentbar fir einen
normdl>logii9 OentenOen Menf4en.
Darum? 8enn i9 perlange, baB Der
2tnoere meine Re4te, meine perIon
adtsn iou, 10 babe i4 audi Die
PfIidt, feline perion unO fein Re4t
gu a9ten. Sn unferer ieBi9en tapitaz
liitiiden 0eienI4dft tperoen peoer Die
perion nod oeren Redte sea4tet, nur
Ser groBte GelObeutel, bus groBte
gantbu9 fperosn gea6tet, 3. b. Die
Q6tung miro bemeHen uno lit oirett
proportional Der S9pere bes @slbz
bsutsls obsr Der 9r0Be oes 8anfbuz
! Dies. Oos absr polIen mir Soatuliiten
dnosrn, eriinolid Gnoern. Wir pollen
Elm fir allemal Dem 4usbeuten zines
MenItsn ourh oen anoern Elm gnoe
IeBen. Wir pollen oen 9enius zines
8eetbopen, zines Mp5nrt. zines
9petbe uno zines 9art Rarr uber Die
MGhtieteit zines 4usbeuters bonn
Shloee zines Rodefeaer. elmer gar=
nesie uno eines Morgan itellen uno
erbsbsn. Osnn eritere allein fino oas
srDbts 2eu4tgeitiru am meni4liden
Sirmumente, Die leBteren iinO Die llnz
!: sebeuer. Ole 9apfiihe. Die nidts tpis
: 9eroerben unb @hreden brin9en.
grlt penn mir biefes unsebeuer ab=
sei6ufft baben. penn mir Dem leuh=
: tsnoen @sitirn folsen, miro Die gu
tunft Der Menidbett ben. anaiehenf
: uno Iebenspert iein. Mpis.
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IpI9eH gu laNeH, DlelpI dD3ulpQIleH.
4uf ale GGlle bat bas 8orseben ser
berridenben Mddte in 2aprenee, Die
obne irgeno tpeldes Re4t 5tpei Der
Streitfiibrer perbafteten unb bintsr
Die 9efGngnismauern itedten, nur,
um iie aus bem Wese gu fdaffen uno
nit ben Streitern leihter ferttg au
iperben, bas 9etpifen Der Mitglieosr
bes 3entralbunoes in 4ufregung perz
feBt. unb ba iie in oen lebten Wphen
5iemlia oeutlih erfubren baben, bab
Die Sruitmasnaten auf bas Spiel Der
SuBe nit Der Wuus Dersi9tet baben
uno Grnit nit Der sepaltiamen Niez
berbriidung Der observation-disclosures
guns MAIDEN, 70 ideint ibnen pohl
nidts anoeres iibrig sebIieben gu iein,
als iid auf ibrs Munnburteit unb
Wenf6enpiirbe 81 beiinnen, anitatt
iih bon ben S4er9en bes &apitals
BEL Der ndhIten beiten 9elegenbeit
audi nieoertnallen unb nieoeri riteden
gu lafen. 8ts iebt Iino nur 25 pro=
8ent BON Den Streifenoen aus purer
Not on Die Nrbett 5uriidgegunsen;
Der Reit itebt nod immer feit uno
f6eint Der InIidt unb ueber5eugung
gu iein, buB fie ohne Qlrbsit pieaei6t
nod befer ouran iinb, als penn lie
arbeiten. 8iele leben in Sitten ooer
Wobnungen Der 5ubritanten, unb ba
iie fir ibre puar 2Oher pro Wo6e
$1.25 Bis So an Wiiete gu 3ablan
baben, 70 bIeibt ibnen fir isbe Juz
mile tnapp So, INN gu Ieben, 3. f..
I'm langIam gu perbungern.
Die Stautslegislatur pIappert BON
neuem oabon, Oen Streit elmer off
6iellen lnterIu6ung 5u unteri iteQen,
Inn aus5ufinben, tper BON beiben parz
teien eigentlid Das grOBere Redt bat,
auf ibrem Stanbpuntt gu perbarren.
Qlls OBJ es bariiber nod ettras gu
! unteriuden gGbe! 9obe 0ipibenoen
auf Der einen Seite unD auf Der an
beren 2lusgeI6unoentperoen Bis auf
oen leBten glutstropfen! Sier 9leidz
giiltigteit gegen Die Not tuuIenoer bon
| 5umilien, bort 9unger unb 8er3lpeifz
lung. gtipas au unterluhen? Die
8eranttportIi6feit Der ipirflih Sduls
bigen IGbt iid in sinigen Stunben
sabIenmdBig feitfteGen, ipenn man nur
ben euten Willen bat, aber man perz
fprift itaatlibe llnteriudungen, tpd6=
renb man i'm Sti[Ien hpfft, oaB bit
Streiter gu areuSe trieden un0 iif
ipeiter ausbsuten lafen. Sageger
filft nur Die Solioaritdt Der 9lrbeitel
aller Snbuitrie5peige; hilft MIR BIZ
Grtenntnis, oaB BON ben herrI6enoer
9arteien fir Die glrbeiter BON Gam
renee teine 9offnung gu erpurten lit
uno oaB bic ein3ige Silfe Die einmii
tiqe 0robung 1T: Denn es gu oer
WabIen tommt, re9nen mir nit Gud
8eIinbel ab! Ri6tsr, 8iirgermeiiter
9oIi3iIten, MiIi5ler, 8puperneur, Qi
Ienbln 2sute! Wenn Ser Dfonomt
Ihe Streit tsinen Grfolg bat, Der po
Iitii6e Streit fpirb lie iaon tpis oi
Ratten quistsn MAIDEN, tpenn lie, an
itutt on Sen pollen Srippen, oruubel
! in Der aGlte iino.
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Der @eiit ser Splioaritdt 1T in
2aprenoe, MaR.. eripadt. Die bor<
tige Central 2abor Union. tpel4e Elm
Sell Der Nm. federation Of 2abor
lit, bat am Sonntas befdlni'en. fir
20 5000 Streiter einSutreten. OBJ
pobl lie ben Snouitrial Worters Of
tb Worlb beigetreten iinb. Sic min
perfuden. Elm Mbtommen 5tpiiden ben
beiben itreitenoen parteien gu eraies
len. unb inopiiden alIes tun. nm Die
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4,25O,329-

Stimm.n boben oe Soaialosmotra<
ten Dsutidlanos in Der Derflohenen
Rei1stasspabl erbalten. Dos iino beiz
nahe l Millionen Stimmer mebr ols
in Der pprisen Wabl als iie $685.
O2O auf li4 pereinisten.
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gttpas @roBes, melt
beirseenoes bat iih ereisnet. Der
SIP oes Stats Gomitees Der g.
8. 3. bon galifornien 1T nit 40
|sesen 25 Stimmen nod Sos Nngeles
selommen. 3ittere. Sos Mneeles!
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bie unierem 8erbanbe anesb0ren, nit
Der Soaiuliifiiden purtsi empfeblen,
in berielben Weiie, ipie bas Bel Der
leBten Wabl in Cos Nngsles burAz
gefiihrt purbe."
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-06-19

Ing at eight o'clock at the NJ. P. Tenn
pie, DR.. ]. C. Broomtield officiating.
The bride will be attended by her Sis
ter, Miss Alma Ogden and the maids
will be Misses Mary Hornor, OF Lum.
berport; Miss Zetta Stanard, OF
Charleston; Misses Edith Henry, Vim.
ma Boydston and Genevieve Cunning.
ham. The groom will be attended by
Mr.. W. O.. Abney. OF. Charleston, as
best man, and the groomsmen are
Messrs. A. B. Koontz, D. L. Garden, U.
C. Stanard, and DR.. A. L. Amick.' OF
Charleston, and Pearl McCue Of Nor.
gantown. The ribbon bearers will be
Misses Josephine Ogden, Ruth Phil
lips, Nina Simon, Genevieve Race, Lu'
Gle Fisher, Eleanor Mayors and Ma
RE Frum and Emma Snider.
Mr.. Herschel Ogden, OF Wheeling
an uncle OF the bride, arrived here to-
day for the wedding and Mrs. Robert
Reid, and son OF Pittsburgh; Mrs
Scott VaaderYort and daughter, Miss
Lolita, OF Weston, are here for the
event.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-06-19

Fairmont Farms, the beautiful home
Of Senator c. W. Watson, was the
scene OF delightful social event yes.
terday afternoon when Mrs. Watson,
Misses Ida and Lucy Watson and Mrs.
N. w. Sipe were hostesses at large
tea, THE event was to have been a
garden party but on account OF the
heavy rains OF the preceding night 1t
was transferred TO the spacious man.
sion. Crimson HANDLERS formed the
floral decorations which were unusual.
y beautiful. Large branches laden
With flowers forming a most natural
andartistic decoration. The hostesses
received the: guests in the drawing
room, and were assisted in entertain.
ing by Mesdames A. B. Fleming, S. L.
Watson, Mrs. Ernest Hutton and Miss
Lucy Sipe. Mrs. George DeBolt and
Mrs. e. F. Hartley were in charge OF
the dining room and the aides there
we're Mrs. Earl H. Smith, Mrs. W. H.
Conway, Mrs. Roger Kingsland, Mrs.
Edward Holbert, Misses Mary Watson
Sipe, Mary Frances Hartley and Ro.
berta Fleming. Mrs. Karl Lowe pre-
sided at the punch bowl in the den
and was assisted by Misses Katharyn
Race, Josephine Lavender, Mary
Louise Nichols and Ruth Watson.
The Cadenza orchestra from Clarks-
burg was situated on the veranda and
rendered an excellent programme dur.
ing the aftefn6on.
1.-The aides were entertained at sup,
per, at the Farms last evening,
fh1lMfU. -
I. Wilson.Tennant
Mfr. Russell J. Wilson and Miss Jet.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-06-19
personal. 81
RE PEIC
.lAS TIIEY CONF: AID ca

d \ il
Mrs. H. G. stoetzef lsSthe guest Cd
relatives In Morgantown. g s. 4
Mrs. J. A. Coz, d Morgantown, who
tecenty underwent a sewers operation
|at Mercy hospital in Pittsburgh, Is re.
covering rapidly.
Mrs william Friiey MScdtterty Is
the guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
G.H. Hess in Elklns.
Mrs d. C. wysopg, who had been
the guest OF Miss Blanche corbin. has
Returned to her home In Shepherds.
tbwn, 4is z. Z.
Miss Anna Newherger returned last,
evening from Weston where she had
spent several days with relatives,
Eugene Core, Of Columbus, Grove,
o., is the guest Of his grandparents,
DR.. and Mrs. J. E. Dowden, on First
street. E IS 4
Mrs. Jennie Hupp and daughter,
Miss Toyie attended the Johnston:
Humphrey weddipg in Clarksburg last
evening. Mrs. Hupp Is a sister Of Mr..
Jchrston. 4 80,
Mrs, Robert Reid and SON. OF Scott.
da,e, Pa, are the guests of Miss Win.
ma Boydston. Mrs. Reid was former
ly Miss Mary crowell. Of this city.
A son was born on June 16 to Mr..
and Mrs. o. B. Kerns at shelbournc,
Ind. Mrs. Kearns was formerly Miss
Georgia Baker, daughter Of John r.
Baker, Of this city. y
Misses Florence Hall, Of Prunty.
town, and Miss BERTHE jackson, Of
Grafton, have enrolled for the sum.
mer term at the Normal school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Carr and children
who had been the guests Of friends in
this city and In. Grafton have returned
70 their home in Parkersburg.
Allan Russell, of Kesser, is bust.
ness visitor i9 the city today: i, g
Mrs. Linn Horror and Mrs. A. w.
jH3alpp. OF Clarksburs. were in the city
Yesterday; and were guests ats Fair.
mont Farms:
Miss &fita Hicks, Of webster
Springs, is the guest of Miss Grace
Bert Boso has returned from Web
. Ser Springs where he had spent two
Miss Ida Ingman isSill Of typhoid
ifVer at the home OF his sister, Mrs.
y J. Fleming on Jefferson street.
Miss Helen Robb is the guest Of
Misses Helen and Lulu Potter ut
etadesyille near Clarksburg.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-06-19

Mr.. Franklin Glenn Ford, of this
city. and Miss Pauline Grey Gaskins,
OF Grafton, were united in marriage on
Monday evening in that city at the
home Of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert GaskIns. Rev. Jerome
Powell, OF the Baptist church, oificiat-
ed at the marriage and the bride was
attended by her sister. Miss Nina Gas.
kins and the groom was attended by
Mr.. o. C. Shafer.
Mr.. Ford has been employed with
the B. and o. In this city for two years
but will move to his former home at
Lewisburg, w. Va.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-06-19
Johnston.Humphries

Al wedding that was attractive In
ali Its appointments, was solemnized
yesterday afternoon at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Blair. in Oak
street, when Miss Susie Humphreys
became the bride Of Mr.. Charles
Johnston The ceremony was per.
formed at five o'clock the bridal cou.
pie entering the parlor to the sweet
strains Of Mendelsshon's wedding
march, played by Miss Cora Reese
Smith. The nuptial vows were taken
beneath a wedding bell, hung in an
archway Of daisies and ferns, the
I Res. w. C. Taylor, D. d., pastor Of the
First Baptist church, officiating. The
bride was attired becomingly in a
travelling gown OF tan, with tailored
hat and carried a bouquet of brides
roses. The groom wore the conven.
tional black. Following the ceremony
the guests present showered the bride
with roses and CONGRATULATIONS.
Mr.t and Mrs. Johnston left on train
No. 55 last evening for a visit with
the brides mother. at Austin. Texas,
and on their return trip will visit the
Eastern cities.
The out-of.town guests in attend
ance were w S. Humphreys, Of SUIT.
ten; Mrs, Allen Meats, Philadelphia
Pa; Mrs. Hupp and daughter Miss
Loyie. OF Falrmont. brother and sis
ters of the groom and the Misses
jackson of Jane Lew-Clarskburg Elk
ponent. @ n9@,il
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-06-19


Married IN Hinun gtou, ". June
rs AIfs Blanche slmhs Clendenen.
Of Huntington. w vi. and N. b. O.
camlln. Of Faithoni. W. w. Tho
bride IS ! graduate nurse, HE groom
10 "a former business man Of Fairinont
and IS now an otlleer IA the reform
school at Puntytown. Both have the
Congratulations ofithei many frienda.
Some One Has Said
There Ii nothing new under tho
sum
b WEEK there's one thing Bnre. and
8hatJis thar there Is somelliliig new
EVERY Sunday In the great New York
Sunday World.
: Bel.i-e.y:e Me. ITS true, said The.
small, boy as he made a grab FOR lhe
new 16;page Illustrated Joke Book CIV.
en- FREE. IT'S always full OF new
things. Also. there Is The Comic Week
" and the Magazine, and The Metro.
politan Section and hall d dozen other
sections. Tell your newsdealer 10 save
acopy Of next Sunday World for YOU.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-06-19
Wedding Plans.

The Stanard-ogden wedding party
was delightfully."- entertained last even.
ing at the home OF Judge and .Mrs.iH.
N. Ogden on Quincy street following
the rehearsal at the church. The Og.
den home was artistically decorated
for the event>under the direction Of
Florist White, OF the Fleming green
house. A color scheme in pink and
white was artistically carried out.
Miss Ogden presented her maids with
gold bar pins! set with pearls and Mr..
Stanardi presented the groomsmen
with diamond set cravat pins.
The marriage OF Miss Ogden TO Mr..
Stanard wlll2be solemnized this even.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-06-19
NO STRIKE OF iRoNwoRkEERls. /,
BUFFALO, N. Y, June 1e.-pre!

BUFFALO, N. Y, June 1s.-Presi-
dent John Williams, OF Pittsburgh, and
William ]. Williams and P. ]. Gainard,
OF Youngstown, o., forming a confer
ence committee Of union workers, are
meeting in Buffalo. They represent
$4,000 skilled workmen. mostly in the
Middle West. To-day they will confer
here with a committee representing
the Western Bar Iron Association to
discuss the question OF a. wage ad.
vance of 8 per cent. for the iron.
workers.
The present wage schedule expires,
iluly 1st, and the ironworkers will sub.
mlt a new scale to their employers.
According to printed reports the mat.
ter will be amicably adjusted and
there will be no strike.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-06-19
!s:lp,EEyclaL po s,5l.I,: co1Rr

/ Last evening after the meeting OF
the city council, Mayor Lively held 1.
special session of;po1Ice cenrt trying
the two men and two women who
were charged with lettering. after hay.
ting been captured together In sfhel
same house In the First ward.
The Mayor. after hearing the case.
decided that there was NO evidence
against the prisoners, and they were
released. st;
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-06-19
LAWN

Tomorrow evening, on the lawn. of
lodge Hay,m MOI home, Shady side,
the Ladies' AID Society 81 the Catholic
Church VIII hold d lawn fete. Re.
freshments will be served and the.
usual forms ofamusement. viii be pre-.
pared for the Guests Everybody in,
vited.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-06-19
Lawn Eete.

In case Of rain the lawn fete which
isc TO be held on the lawn OF Judge W.
S. .Haymond's home "shadyside,"
Thursday evening OF this week the
affair Will be postponed until the first
suitable evening thereafter. Plans
are being made to make this a most
enjoyable affair. gy,F a
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-06-19
Called Meeting.

A special meeting OF the Auti.Tuber.
eulosis League has been called by the
president for Thursday evening June
10th, at the residence OF DR.. H. r.
Johnson. Very important business,
demanding prompt consideration. will
be presented and all members are
urged to be present.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-06-19
Wedding Guests Here,

Mrs. Weeden Smith and daughter,
Miss Marjorie, and Mrs. Scott Van.
dervort. OF Weston, are the guests OF
Miss Allie Fleming, on Fairmont ave-
nue.. They are here for the Stanard.
Ogden wedding this evening.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-06-19

Mr.. John c. Smith, who has been in
serious condition for the past few
days at his home on Alexander Place.
Is greatly improved today, He had
been unconscious for the past two days
but this morning had regained con.
sciousness.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-06-19
Presbyterian Legion Ms.tlna

mere will be meeting Of the Pres
oyterian Legion on Thursday after.
noon at 2 o'clock at the church. All
members of the Legion and women
OF the congregation are requested to
be present.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-06-19
Eastern, star,

Regular meeting OF Falrinon,s Chap.
ter Order Of Eastern Star on Thurs.
day June 20, at 1880. p! m! There will
be installationnof officers; als3 some
matters Of Importance TO come before
Chapter SO q good attendance Of mem.
bers is desired.