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Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1913-01-09

expression, as he placed his index
finger on the table at which we were
seated in the National office, when he
said, in answer to my question of how
much he approved political action:
'iPoliticaI action IN the American
working class movement, when. COM
lprehensiYely used, is great factor.
If did not believe in it, would be
a member Of the Socialist Party?" .
E. H. KINTZER.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1913-01-09

.iAs long q ~ vote for privately
owned ind - you win have these
conditions.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1913-01-09

andS tricture Conner
elect
Nervous Exhaustion IndiscrettOn
PILES-I
Inflammation
a truss
ment show signs of improvement
SKIN DISEASES-Treated
RHEUMATISM, INFLAMMAFoRYe CHRONIC
Bladder Kidneys
- CoNsU1TAIIoN Evenings
aAy ana saturday, Sunday to p NJ
Readers Of the Majority should paronize
We complete list tt the representative business
who want your patronage Some
= Labor Patronage.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1913-01-09
DR.. Bailey

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-25

befaae, FL. Meiien uno 5ur @erid0-
nerung Ser Stride un6 ibrer Mltare.
Ser 9riitli6e Miitterperein gum 8ei-
ipiel lieB es it@ angelegen iein, in
oieiem Sabre Dor Ser 6irmung 6as
biid0fli@e 9immer i'm 8farrbouie
nit Geppi6 uno Stuble gu berieben,
un6 sic Sl1ngfrauen<S ooalitat n1o
Ser Sunglingsperein i@afften neue
&er5enft0de un6 &ru5ifir an fir sic
Settenaltdre. Se6er @erein lift mobl
perieben NIT Mb5et@en un6 Babnen,
un6 oies gut geregelte @ereinsmeien
in ser ct. &atbarinen= @emetn6e lit
Dor allem 6em bo@m. P. Metnra6
Seifermonn, .. g.. s., at ber6anfen,
mel9er CUR 3eit Ser Baitoration Ser
ielben SEN 8ereinen 1euen @eiit Bet
brabte. Teierlt9e Mufnabme in 6ie
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-25
ct. Spieph.M anmerperein.


&11r5 nad6em sic ct. @atbarinen=
@emein6e eiren felbititanoigen &rie=
iter erbalten batte, mur6en iofort Die
eriten S@rttte CUR @riinoung 6es ct.
SsSo1epb $ MGnnerperetns eingeleitet,
nn6 ga Ser 6amaltge 8farrer ser Sc
meinoe fir bas fatb. @eretnsmeien
iebr eingenommen tpar mn6 es per-
ltan6, in elmer Mdnnerberiammlung
Sen ri6tigen Son an3ui@lagen uno
sic @otbmen6igteit Ser @rtiten5 bon
@ereinen 8um 8eiten Ser @emeinbe
flar5uleger, 10 tpar sic @riin6ung Ell
nes MGnnerberetns bal6 etne geii3er=
tie Ebatia@e, nn6 90 ii@ 6tefem Ser
Elm glei6 bel Ser @ranoung eime g11-
tie Mn5obl Mdrner ani6loB, 10 mar
oas gis fir @%riin6nng ser an6erert
8ereine, sic in 6tefer @emetn6e be-
iteben, gebro6en. Mebft 6em Man=
nerperein beiteben in Ser ct. &atba-
rinen=@ emeinbe Ser @rtftlt@e Mlt=
t%erberein, ser ct. &ofa bon Gina
Sungfra1er : 8eretn nn6 Ser ct.
Mlop1tns Sunglingsberetn. Gnber
6iefen gibt es bier nod ben @tpiger
Mnbetnngs< un6 Sen &tn6bett Seiu<
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-25

gictorp : Slim n@arrp Gbotp's Sight
for Sree6om in Canada" 1tn6 ser bon
Der S. 30. g. 60. bergeiteQte Slim
vGscopeo from tie MiDlum." Sn
lebtgenan1tem Slim iouen ie6o9 fol-
genbe @eran6erungen borgenommen
mer6en: ~ gs ion Ser @ame &orrp
aus Dem Sitel geitriden tper6en;
81 ion 6ie S5ene, in ser amf einem
StraBenplafat Ser Morne Ser Grol1
@belpn Mesbtt Sbotp 5u ieben lit,
ausgelaiien tper6en; 81 ion ferner
Ser Mngrtff auf ben Srrentpdrter iei-
tens ser bei6en &u11pane 6es emit
flobene1 Srriinnigen a11sgelaifen
mer6en.
Die MibtbefoIgung 6ieier geran-
oeruneen in 6em l%ebtgeannten Slim,
ioute sic Muffibrung 6es 5uerit ge-
nonnten noble man bite 1%1nber5igIi9
meloen an sic @entrol<5 tene 6es
Central ereins, 3O7 SempIe 8I6g.,
2onis, Mo.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-25
Die uMationa1 8oerb Of Genioribtp"
periuirft M~affabrmmg zines
Sdnnbftlms.

SSt ibrem 1teueiten Bulletin tbeilt
sic Scot. 8oor6 Of @enioribip" nit,
6ob ser bon ser Gair Seature 60.
bergeiteute Slim, Ser 6en Ettel
vSbatpe's 1aib for CELEBRITY" tragt,
gdn5li9 bon Ser @eniur bertporfen
mur6e. Sta6ttf@e 8eboroen ioQen
beion6ers ouf 6ieien Slim aufrnerf-
fam gemadt uer6en, % er 6ur@alts
bertperflid ift. IS miro empfoblen,
6oB sic 9icenie<8 Bureaus, @olt5etbe-
BORDEN etc. auf ale MIR moglide
@etie 6abin beetnfl1Bt mer6en ioll<
ten, 6aB 6iefer Stint n%irgen6S borge=
fiibrt mer6en 6irfe.
Mebrere anbere Gilms, Sic itd nit
ser ~r1elteiten @boie 6es Ebam-SaGes
bei9dftigen, iin6 bon ser @eniurbe-
borbe poiiiert mor6en, 6arunter Der
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-25
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8arming. Him.

@erein. IS iin6 iebr 1nenige in ser
@emein6e, 6te nt9t einem @erein att
geboren. Sober &erein, ser ct. So
fepb : Mannerberetn al1sgenommen,
bat eine monatlt9e @ebetsperiomm-
lung nit fur5er @orleiung uno mo-
natli@e 8ei@t un6 fl. communion
Ser iabrlide 8eitrag Ser Mttglie6er
Der ein5elnen @ereine iit gering, 6od
geniigen6 fir Die @ereins5mede. Die
@eloer tperoen fir quite 8mede be-
mubt. 90 mur6e in 6tefem Sabre
cine 8ibliotbef angei9afft sic BE-
reits gegen 200 8dn6e entbdlt un6
iebr gut benubt mir6. Ser ct. So
iepb=8eretn iteuerte iiber Die &dIfte
Ser @el6er BEL, sic notbmen6tg marer,
fir 6iefen 8med. Dieier @erein lit
at flint Collars per Sabr tartert> tint
SEN 8uma6s ser 8ibIiotbef gu for
bern. Mu6 6as &eppler-5 tu6tenbal1s
fan6 nnter Sen Mitglie6ern 6es ct.
Soiepbs . @ereins feline @0nner; fir
6ieien e6len 8med uur6en $333. 90 3u-
iammengebra@t, getpiB etn nettes
Simm9en in Mnbetra9t Ser fleinen
@emeinoe. Die beri6teoenen Ser
cine bertpen6en tire @eloer fir @ter-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-25
ct. terititnnasberein

Ser ct. Soiepbs > &ranfennnter<
ltiibungsperein bon Hier5 mur6e am
q. Sssanuar 1894 bon @errn Sobann
.. SSiinemann aus ct. Saul, Dem
oer5eitigen @ertreter ser .. 81. 6. nn-
neutrality-suspicious. bon @inneiota,
init SO Mitglieoern gegriinoet. Sci
jener @%elegenbeit muroen alS erite
&ereinsbeamten folgen6e Serren err
mablt: Mmanous sitmann, &raii-
Sen; @eter @irnig, @i5epraiioem;
Gbeooor Ebielen, protofouirenoer
sefretdr; 6ran5 @ari@if, Mari6aa.
@on ieiner @riin0ung an par ser
@erein i'm itetigen 8o6stbum begrif-
fen Bis gu ienem Sabre, in mel6em
lib sic innge @emein6e 2aitrup ab=
trennte, mo6ur@ Ser &eretn btele
W1itglie6er perlor. 9ieier i6pere
@erluit i@ien aber Sic 5urudgeblte-
benen Mitglie6er 6es ct. Soiepbs<
@erei1s 3u ne11er E%batigfeit an5nipor-
men, uno es gelang Sen maderen Ser
einsmannern sic toben6en 5tMrme
I'M Sample gu beiiegen, un6 Ser CT
folg mar, 6oB oieier @eretn beute 1875
Mitglie6er 5dblt. Die gegenmarttgen
8eomten 6es ct. Soiepbs-@ereins
iin6: @onro6 5tangl, &rafioent;
gouoro @enerberger, 8t5eprGiioent;;
SsSobonn 9. 8e6nor, protofollirenoer
@efretGr; Mifolaus Staub, 6inan5=
iefret4r; Clinton 5embreun, S6abmet=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-25

gu einem Muiterbereine getpor6en.
8ei BEN peri6ieoenen gemeini9aftlt=
6en &ommmnionen mabreno oes SAT-
res iit Ser @erein immer in boiler
3abl %pertreten, nn6 Die I'M 2anfe bes
Sabres itattftn6en6en &%eriammlun=
gen iin6 erfreuli6er @eiie itets gut
beiu6t. Dieie beioen Ebatia6en be-
fun6en, 6aB man in 8ier5 Sen ri@-
tigen @eiit fir 6aS fatbolii@e Ser
einsmeien erfaBt bat. un6 tpenn es
gilt, BEL 0ffentli@en &ro3eliionen o6er
6eitli@feiten int 8reien %6ieielben 5u
perberrli6en, 6a iin6 Sic 8ereinS-
maiirner itetS bereit, 0ur@ ibre Sbeil<
nabme 0ffentli& BEN @riltlt6en Sinn
5u befun6en. Cine neitere erfreu-
Ii@e Tbatiahe lit eS Damn audi, 6aB
bon BEN 1876 8~ereinsmitglie6ern ii@
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-25
101 Ser .. 81. 6. unteritiBnngsge=
ieu1GQft bon Minne1otn ande5hIoI1en

101 ser .. St. 6. nnteritibnngsge-
ieaidaft bon Minneiota angei9loiien
baben, 5u 6ereu Sabresberiammlun=
gen ii6 itets cine itattli6e delegation
oeS ct. Observation-Disclosures
ems einfin6et. Dieier @erein fat an
&ranfenunteritiibung Bis beute ST.
$1,000 a~usbe5ablt unb fir mobltbd=
ttge 8mede 1864 a1sgegeben. SIN
Sabre 1898 m11roe cine 11elte Ser
etnsfabne angei6afft, sic einen @ertb
bon $3.50 reprafentirt. Mm -g@luB
oes SabreS 1912 betrug Ser &uilen=
beitan6 $1,084.84 Mns 6em, maS Ser
@erein in 2anfe ser Sabre leiitete,
tit binlangli@ eriidtli@, 6aB er iei-
men 8med int bollen MaBe errei9t
hat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-25
peri9ieoenen 8eretne miro in 6ielem
Wtonat borgenommen. Son Ben W2it=

beri9ieoenen 8eretne miro in 6ieiem
Mfonat Dorgenommen. Son Ben W1it-
glieoern oes ct. ~Soiepb-Mannerper-
ems geboren fiinf5ebn ser unteritii-
bnngsgeieaidaft bon Minneiota an,
nno 6amit baben 6ieie Manner qe-
5eigt, oaB ibnen Ser Mni6lnB an cine
fatb. INSTRUMENTATION mebr
anliegt, alS li@ gum gintritt in ni@t=
fatbofii&e NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
bemegen gu laiien. 3os iett bier
in 8litbe iteben6e 8ereinsmei en bat
Die gum Nufbau elmer @emeinoe
notbmen0ige gintradt geii@ert, uno
mas @tntra6t gu tbun bermag, bat
sic fleine ct. &atbarinen-@ emein6e
our 6reuoe 6es Bfarrers uno gu ibrer
@bre aufs 8eite befun6et.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-25
@odp. 5. g. stiesler,
Efarrer ser ct. Soiepbs=@ emein6e.
miro 6eitpre6tger IN ct. @lou6
am 80. September.

iter; Sobann 8ana6, Mari6an; So
bann 8oier 8abnentrdger; Gran5
@ets, Gbirbiiter. Inter ser getitli=
6en 6ibrung 6es gegentpdrttgen
Hfarrers, 6es bodm. &errn Sobann
6. Stiegler, tpel@em sic Sntereiien
6es fatb. 8eretnsmelens nabe ltegen,
tit ser ct. Soiepbs=@erein bon 8ier5
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-07-30
Impetus Giuan
The Symphony
DESPITE WEATHER ORCHESTRA
eNRottS SEVERAL NEW
MEMBERS AT MEETING,

Impetus was given the Fairmoa
symphony Orchestra at a meeting last
night by the addition OF several ney
members. ii is pnlent fact. eyidencer
by the enthusiasm OF the member
that there will be no falterlng In til
determination to make the organize
ton "a success.
Interest in the orchestra Is constant
ly growing and il is confidently be
liered within comparatively .sbor
time Fairmont will boast musical oil
ganization that will further cmphaslz,
II rs on the map.
Despite the fact that plans to per
feet the orchestra we're undertaken
during the heated term, the results Sc
far obtained more than insure the be
lief OF Satisfactory ends. However
| with the advent Of cool weather anc
the return TO the city OF numerous per
sons interested in music the member
ship will be considerably augmented
! Unless all signs fail. and there is NJ
reason for believing they will. in tn,
early fall the efforts OF those not onl,
interested in the project but every on
will take civic pride In referring I,
our orchestra par excellence"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-07-30

with the local union and they would
have nothing TO say as to the men
who would represent that union.
This is looked upon as one of the
most imnOriant sections of the agree.
ment since It will provide for the set
t..inenl or all disputes in the future
by board OF arbitration selected by
the miners and the operators. There
will be no umpire. It was stated. a.
provided for in the settlement which
ended the New River strike recently
II was predicted here today BY TIT
ion men and operators that the agree.
ment as drawn will be ratified at the
mass meeting tomorrow and rs the
agreement has already been complct.
cd immediate operation of the varl
GUS features of the agreement there
need be no delay in the RESUMPTION
CT work on Cabin Crek.
IL was said that all the men now on
strike Should be back in the mines
next Monday.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-07-30
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Pursuant to a decree of the Inter,
Mediate Court Of Marion County, Yves;
Virginia. entered on the 18th day oi
luly, 1919, In the chancery cause
herein pending Of. John f. Phillips,
administrator with the will annexed
( Amanda Adams, Fast. deceased,
'lainiiA. against Morgan Fast and
hhcrs. defendant, the undersigned
'pccial Commissioner will on SATUR.
Jay, AUGUST BOTH, 1918, at the
'ront door OF the Court House of Ma.
ion County. West virginia, at
o'clock p. M, of that day. offer fol
ale and sell TO the highest bidder, Or
'idders. the following described real
state belonging 10 the estate OF
amanda Adams Fast, deceased, tifa'
to say: All of certain parcel OF
and situate and lying on the waters
+ Buffalo Creek. in said Marion Coun
y and adjoining the lands formerly
'%ned by IadOc Jolliff and others, and
founded as follows. viz: - Beginning
It a white oak in line Of land IF Abra.
ham Ices heirs. a corner to the land
OF what was formerly the West Faif,
mont Gas Coal Company and running
thence S. 81 W. Is poles; thence S. sc
W. q poles; thence s. 80 IL W. 81
oofcs; thence S. SCI w. 90 ~
'oles: thence S. Al 4. IL poles:
hence s. &c ~ + 81 IL poles; thence
Y. ISL r. i2i poles to the County
Road: thence following said road y.
I % W. S3.7 feet; thence n. rs o.
W. 1853 feet: thence n 5 SO w. 12i
Get thence y. "a II W. 4lS.G feet:
hence n, 2? 40 w. 1891 feet: thence
Y. IS 07 W $751; feet; thence ;, 81 IG
W. 23l.6 feet; thence N. rs sc W. 27i9
oct; thence n. "a 30 w 1913 feet:
hence n. Sc o. W GAS feet: thence
y. 81 22 W. 81 feet: thence n. II -
". 1854 feet: thence n. 10 40 Z. l9a
'cet TO the place of beginning. and
obtaining about 30 acres OF land. he
g he same mere or less. but excepting
nd reserving all the coal within and
'nder said land except one acre 1T
nd around the dwelling house situate
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-07-30
Marrying Justice Blasts Old
Time Ideas of Marriaee

DENVER, July 30.-After having
married more than 1000 couples in the
past five years, during which time he
has kept track OF the couples follow.
ing the ceremony, William Kice, Jus.
.i"o OF the Peace OF Denver. and some.
lines called the marrying Justice"
believes he has the right to talk.
First and foremost, Justice Rice
says no woman should marry under
70 and that no man should marry un.
II he is 80. And when they do marry,
says the Justice, they should both be
The same age or the bride should be
older. and not younger.
THE idea Of marrying to grow UP to.
gether," said Justice Rice, is wrong.
II people these days waited until the,
have some sense there wouldn't be no
many divorces and separations.
Educated women make the best
wives. The woman should be better
educated than the husband. lie keeps
on growing with the world through
contact. She generally stands still be.
cause she doesn't get that steady con.
tact. The better educated the woman
the more she realizes that the mar.
rage contract has mutual obligations.
1t is the husbands OF parasite wives
who apply for divorce.
Every couple should he engaged at
!cas; enc year. During that time the
girl should follow the German custom
CT gathering rousseau of linen and
various articles of clothing sufficient
10 last three years. Most of the col.
lection suits in my court are against
newlyweds who started married life
on the supposftfon that their living ex.
penses would fall like mama out of
the sky"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-07-30
L ennis Tourney
On Tomorrow

The club championship tennis tour
nament 10 be held at the Country
Club this week will begin Thursday
afternoon and will be continued OIL
Friday and Saturday afternoons, A
supper VII be served 10 the players
on Saturday evening.
In the championship for singles IT
will be purely club affair. That is
'niy club members will be permitted
contest for individual champion
hip In doubles any player may Sc
Get another player who Is not mem
'cr of the Country Club to assist him
playing contested match.
Mr.. Brooks Fleming has donated y
handsome cup and the winner Of the
tournament will be entitled to have
lis name engraved on It.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-07-30
NOTICE OF SAILS OF VALUABLE
FARM PROPERTY.


W Huant u u'cree Vi Tue in.e'
'u,ato |ourt vi "d''o" county, "ee
'hsi"'a' ''1auo ana entered OH TN
ct" uay OF .J"'y' i'i", Ill 'ne c"a'cef!
r"use VI M''''''e W. bese'l'h w. JIM
r. fahS''"er VI az WIZ Oh SATURDAY
.ne ON Gay OF september, 1915 at I'M
',ont uoor OF ,ne court rouse Oh Ma
',o, ouh'S' west ''is'h'a' a
.'oeh j. NJ vi una. uag, oner 10
SAFE 10 'ne h'shes' piduer'''he ioiioW
NE uescr'oeu real esta'e. to."'t'
All mat certain parcel OF real ct
.a,e situate on inc waters OF LICK Kun
W"hnelu n's'r,"t' MARION county, ives
"s'nid' auIo'"'hs id"us OF H. sian
le!' Alex H'hh ann DINERS and contain
ing ~ acres. excepting all the Goa
ma mining rights except one acre o
s"" coa' AS reserved IN deed Jaco'
Na"E''o"r 10 D. NJ Gnhey. SAID rea
's'ai" h"'hS 1nlly described IN dec
from JACOB NahSildcr ana wife t.
'onn r. NanE'lder ana Others OF REF
W" w ""''on COUNTY !" pceu boo'
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-07-30
Mixed Doubles For Women
Feature Of Tennis Tourneu

Invitations have been sent out for
the tenth annual meeting of the local
tennis organization which will hold
IFS tournament under the rules goy.
ernine the United States National
Lawn Tennis Association at the Coun
try Club beginning September first
Labor Day.
one OF the features of this tourna
mcnt will be the mixed doubles. A
number Of out OF town ladies' have OK
pressed their intention OF coming
here TO take part IN the mixed dou.
bles.
All of the visitors will be entertain.
cd at the Country Club Rooms have
been reserved for players who want
to bring their wives with them,
George DeBolt will be the referee
OF the tournament. All of the draw.
inss for the tournament will take
PLACE Monday night. September first.
at eight O'Clock, and the entries will
pc c'oscu at mat time. Entries should
be sent to James o. Watson, chair.
man of the tennis committee.
All matches will be the best two In
three vantage sets. except the finals
and challenge match in mems singles
and finals in men's doubles. which
shall lie the three best in five vantage
sets. fm|
The playing will start at $50 in
the morning and . O'Clock in the ar.
tcrnoon. The mixed doubles will he
played beginning Tuesday, September
:. at two o'clock.
me winner Of the mems singles
VIII play Mr.. Basil Wagner. of Balti.
more, the present holder of tho cham.
pIcnship challenge cup
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-07-30
LUKE McLUkE SAYS.

A man will stand in line in front o!
a bar for two hours and roast the
fool women who stand in line in from:
OF II moWing picture place for five min
utcs.
A girl has more sense than a man.
She has the plans completed for the
honeymoon four months before he
proposes.
A chorus girl can bug a motor car.
diamonds and Partisan costumes on
s25 per week, and the jury OF old hens
say: isn't she cute?" But II shop
girl can afford more than one dress OF,
$40 per week the jury agrees that
there is no hope for her.
What has become OF the old.fashion.
ed man who used to say that he'd
treat the bartender only he didn't be
lieve In paying the conductors fare?
When a perfect stranger nails a
man for dollar loan he will insist
upon the stranger accepting five.
spot. But when his wife wants dol.
lar he indignates until She Is glad To
get quarter.
Every woman hopes that when she
does die she will do 1t just after the
laundry is delivered 50 she can have
clean outfit to be laid out In.
When a girl is wearing high skirt
and a So pair OF silk stockings sh,
doesn't care a hang II her hat Is on
straight or not.
Never ktsS girls hand unless she
has been eating onions.
This Is sad world. II you send
your shirt to the laundry they will
wash holes in them. And II you let
washerwoman take them her hus.
band will wear them half the week
It takes woman who hires a maid
to attend to her dog 10 tell woman
who has seven children hove TO raise
them. IT, .s.
modesty,is modesty. In Africa a
jungle maiden wouldn't think OF going
out unless her gee string was on
straight. = Eacaifer.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-07-30
EGGS THREE YEARS
OLD ARE GOOD
HEALTH BOARD SAYS

TRENTON. n. J.. July 30. = The
state board OF health today release /
Tor sale from cold storage 30 thirty.
pound cans Of broken frozen eggs
which have been in cold storage for
nearly three years. The board says
the eggs are fit for human consump.
lion. The product has been in the.
warehouse OF the Merchants Rcfri..
Grating Company, of Jersey City. ana
Is owned by the H. J. Keith Company,
Of Boston.
The eggs were seized In 1919 under
the orders of the United States dis.
'rict court On the assumption that
they were unfit for food. The court
determined the product was edible.
me case was then carried to the
United States circuit court of appcals
which reversed the decision. The cas-,
was next taken to tho United States
supreme ocurt, which upheld the trial
court.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-07-30
Prosecutor Pleased.

Assistant Prosecutor Frank c. Bill
dette. Of the criminal court who is
exercising the functions of his CHIEF
Thos c. Townsend, while the latter
is trying the Legislative bribery cases
at Webster Springs, was highly pleas
ed at the way the indicted men acted
Most Of these men arc striking min
CTS. members OF the United Mine
Workers.
Their action apparently had a MOS,
favorable impression on other county
authorities. who. when the indicl
menis were returned, spent cOasideIa,
bic time debating how best to pro
coed toward the apprehension Of tha
accused men.
The union leaders got busy. and
the men responded to their susscs.
ton to come. into court without pro
cess
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-07-30
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GONE.

BY William +. Kirk
IT'S word all men must hear
When they stand beside bier
That contains lily stem
Ger a form once dear to them.
Gone. a dream that was too sweet;
oGne. Il soul to seek the Seat:
Gone. a smile that tripled mirth;
Gone forevermorc, from earth;
Cling or beggar. rricne or pawn.
Conc.
It's word with meaning fraught,
Giving birth TO sombre thought.
Gone. friend through anger lost:
Gone. chance you spurned and tossed
Gone, some high ideal you priced.
Some. belief you idolized:
Gone, your childhood with its truth
Gone. alas! your golden youth.
What a word to give us pause
Ere we act with scanty cause!
What n word to dwell upon-
"Gone!"