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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-04-23
Tuberculosis Medicine
Saved This Mans Life

PNEUMONIA Is serious disease. md
oIIeE luys tue foundation for chronic lung
'tr0uhlGS--SOInetimeS tuberculosis results,
AFTER PNEUMONIA, or any serious or stub.
morn cold, 1t is wise 10 luke Eckmau'S al.
terativc. Don't wait 10 tnd ont whether
Tue trouble Is getting worse, hut take
EeSntnn'S Alternative In time and avoid
the dangers OF disease Neul Of lie
recovery IN this ease: -,
:i'Ii 40. 41St e, Phlla,, Pa.
Gentlemen | am getting along very
nicely aud gaining strength all The time
now weigh III pounds gain since
September II. 1907. Of % pounds moro
thHn when ! first started to take the Al.
Ie"ntlvC. | wish ! had known of It two
Years ago. as II would have saved mo
much misery aud distress. / was SUI.
fcrlng from Il very serious ahscesSed
lung. wbirh followed Ind attQcI Of
HnCnmOnIu. My physician AMI SpeciaIiSt
declared my case hopeless cannOt but
Ee thankful to yOu and the Almighty
God for the great blessing and change
Of health Il has brought me-"
lSWorn AttldHviD TlI0S. REILLY.
Give years later, reports good healthy
Ec6man'S Alternative Is effective IN Bron.
ChltlS. Asthma, Hay Fever: Throat and
Lung Troubles. and In upDullding the
system, Docs not contain pOiSons, Oplates
telling Of recovcrleS, and write to EekmaH
Laboratory, Philadelphia. Pa, for more eyi.
deuce. For sale by al. leading druggists
Mountain City Drug Co.
J. H. MccIoskey & Co.
=
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-04-23
When You Buy a
Hat at Hdrrison's
For IS

You get the best and handsonnest the
money viii sbuy-in style, in quality Of
materials, In workmanship. The Hsrri.
son store gives you the best in mil
IInery, not sometimes, but all tho
time. Our ECONOMY" system en-:
abIes US to sell millinery at third
less than hats Of equal quality and
style sell for elsewhere. Other trim.
med hats as low as $t.3e and up to
$1s.75.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-04-23
Deeds Filed.

Deeds were yesterday filed with the
county clerk for recording as follows:
The Federal Coal and Coke Com
pany to Marion county u parcel OF
land on Pawpaw Greek IN Pawpaw
district; consideration 81 and other
valuable consideration.
Laura Belle seymore and husband
to A. B. Polimer a parcel OF land in
the Fairmont Development Company's
addition to the City of Fairmont; con.
sideration $3.50.
f. c. Frame, special commissioner
10 Robert C. Jones a u Interest in. a
parcel OF land in the jackson addition
10 the City OF Fatrmont. Considera
ton SIS.
Melvin A. Fletcher to Clarence D
Robinson a parcel of land it the East
Park Addition to the city Of Falrmont.
Consideration 81 and other valuable
consideration.
Vital Statistics.
Blanca Genisl yesterday filed birth
certificates with the county clerk for
recording. A death certificate was
also filed by H. Gaskins.
Suit Entered.
The following suits were yesterday
entered on the process books Of the
Circuit Court.
Isaac F'unt VS.. NJ. ]. SaueE Trespass
Damages. $4,000. May, rules Harry
Shaw attorney for the plaintiff.
Edmond F. swiger VS.. J. W. Polling
ct ais. Debt $4,000 Damages $4,000.
May rules. N. W, Ogden attorney
for the plaintiff.
z Wilson l.. Camden VS.. John W. Pol
ing. Debt. $5S4.39. Damages $5S4,S9.
May rules. NJ. W. Odgen attorney for
the plaintiff.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-04-23
Beginning Of a
Hot Fight
tcontiEaed from page two)

already been heaped upon the new
converts after leaving the tabernacle
meetings, and remarked: You have
Judas lscartots right here in your
own town, people who ar" following
in The footsteps Of that ether traitor
who are betrayIpg the Son OF God ev'
cry day. some OF them for a glass Of
beef, less than thirty pieces of sill
YER
There are others thar think that
Judas was angry because Jesus re-
proved him, and he wanted to get ev'
en-. A lawyer in crime always looks
for a sufficient motive. Judas had
time to let his anger cool The mo-
tive was not strong enough TO have
caused that wicked deed. Then, there
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-04-23
COL. latham GETS
WAR TINE PHOTO
WAS LOST IN .SlAsTY5 RETREAT
FROM WINCHESTER FIFTY
YEARsaAeos

PARKERsBUBH, W. VA, April %.
Through a letter published in the
Sentinel, Colonel George R. Latham.
Of the Fifth West virginia Cavalry,
now residing at Buckhannon, recov.
cred a photograph of himself lost on
the battlefield at Winchester, Va, flt.
IS years ago.
Some weeks ago. Commander J. H.
Crippen, Of the local C. A. r. Post,
received Letter from n. NJ. Rhodes,
OF Saumsville. Val; who was a mem.
Der OF Company p, Thirty-fifth 'Vir-
ginla Cavalry, during the Civil war
Mr.. Rhodes stated that he had the
photograph In his possession, having
picked It up near Winchester about
June, 1863 and desired to know the
whereabouts OF Colonel Latham, so
that It might be returned to him.
The letter was published in the Sen.
tinel. Dr. Ribert l.. Brown, of Mar.
ket street, read the article, and i'm.
mediately mailed q copy of,it to Colon,
cl Latham, with whomrhe is well ac'
quainted, Further correspondence
resulted In the return Of the photo.
graph and thus a,little story of heart
interest. interesting not only to the
boys Of the Blue and Inc Gray. but
to their descendants, is brought 10 a
happy conclusion through he medium
of printers ink.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-04-23
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION OF
BONDS OF FAIRMoNT INDIE.
nEMnEMr ceInnI nIernler

PENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Notice is hereby given that pursu-
ant to n resolution and order Of the
BOARD of Education OF Fairmont indie
pendent School District oil Marion
county, West Virginia, made and en-.
tered on the 10Th day Of April, 1913, at
g meeting OF said Board OF Education
regularly held in said district, by which
resolution or order the said Board of
Education determined 10 redeem
twelve OF the bonds OF said district, IS
sued and bearing date on the LIST day
Of June. 1905; and in pursuance Of the
terms and conditions of said bonds.
the following numbered twelve bonds
we're drawn by lot and selected for re-
Gcmption, that Is to say:
Bonds numbered 244, 1882, 80, 1884,
&C, 265, IL, 292, 264, 21S, 227 and 1876
This publication is. therefore, TO no.
tify the holders OF the said bonds so
drawn and selected for redemption u
present the said bonds for payment at
the office of the Sheriff OF Marion coun.
ty, at Fairmont, West Virginia, on the
LIST day OF June, 1918, after which date
no interest will be paid thereon
BY order OF the Board Of Education
G Fairmont Independent School Dis.
trict
C. ". ALEXANDER, President.
r. A. WATTS, Secretary.
April %. 30. May Ia, 81.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-04-23
BULL M00sEAs FOR
COMMISSION FORM

CINCINNATI, O., April 90. = City
chairmen of the Progressive party
rom all parts OF the country met in
convention here tonight. Resolutions
were for the commissions plan Of go.
yernment in cities. Or. Yandell EIend.
crson of New Haven, Conn, Il mem.
her of the faculty Of Yale University
was elected president. The convent
ion will continue tomorrow.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-04-23
You might as well be an ad reader
and get into the practice OF buying
things 10 best advantage.

WANTED-First.claSs labprers. None
but married men with families need
apply, Our laborers are averaging
4 from $3.50 to $500 per week. Ap.
ply in person. Bowers Pottery Com.
pany, Warrington, ". Va. 4-2S.Ct.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-04-23

nan God vac lyation N
shoos SIM God aay Sratl1e r han yours:
Judas was not Wiling to follow the
leading Of Christ
Judas did not realize the awful
sinfulness Of sin. II someone had gone
TO him and said: syOu are going to be-
tray your Lord I" Judas might have
enlightened up and said: you don't
know me. I'm one Of the most prom,
inent church members in Judas. II
, anybody is going to claih. preemln,
ence in that kingdom I'm going TO be
that one" He would nave been in.
dIgnant ana deemed himself insulted
mo onsibetoRes a sinner in mo-
! ment. Away back in the lie OF Judas
he had let some sin-envy. malice
lust or aTarice, take root in his
life and grow. aud the result was
that as last It brought its deadly har,
vest.
Are You a Traitor?
MY friends, is there some sin that
you love, some sin that has been chok.
Ing the channel OF blessing and paral-
yzlng your moral and spiritual life
that is keeping you from coming out
on the Lords side? Give 1t up while
! you can for sins are too strong 10 be
broken. Judas became a traitor be.
cause he did not realize the blight
Ing, damming, deadly power Of sin.
"And in the last and prominent
! place Judas did not comprehend the
| wonderful forgivipg power OF Jesus
II he had met Jesus on his way to
the judgment hall and asked for for.
glveness, wouldn't Christ have for.
given him? or course he would have,
but Judas thought he had gone too
far.
DEGlgyon here interposed the story
OF the conversion Of the son Of Maj.
or white, the great evangelist. The
youth was only turned from his reiec.
ton Of Christ when the eternal love
Of his parents was manifested on the
day he was about 10 leave his home.
MY friends" he continued, would
It not have been glorious II Judas had
realized this willingness Of Jesus 10
forgive? II; Judas had far:en at the
feet OF Jesus on the way TO Emmaus.
after the resurrection, wouldn't Christ
have forgiven him? or course, he
would have! And on the day Of pen.
tecost, beside the backsliding, re-
turned Peter would have stood the
saved traitor, Judas Iscariot, and told
of the wonderful love of Christ.
The DeviI'sexcuses.
SBtt Judas thought that he had
gone too far. The devil has two cx.
cuses by which he gets souls. One
is mot ready yet" and the other is,
too late"
Judas went ont and threw down
the thirty pieces of silver and hanged
himself" said The evangelist, as he
def'rlbed, with supreme dramatic
power. the manner in which the
traitor fixed the moose about his neck,
his headlcng rush over the cliff and
the terrible look OF fear Oh his face
when he crashed against the rocks
below. And all through history hui.
manity has Missed the name OF Judas
with the serpent's hiss, and every
soul in this city Is either going to
follow Jesus to glory or follow Judas
1scariot to hell, Which are you going
10 do?''
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-04-23

There are a great many people read
ing the ads in THIS paper today. Not
many il ,amy--of them will fail to
make it PAY. Not many of them
perhaps not ANY OF them-wilI pay
more than they should for any thing
they buy today!
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-04-23

Better TO know what thing ought
10 cost-as ad readers always do!
When one forms the habit Of al
reading, it clings-lust as the habit OF
thrift becomes, in time. unalterable.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-04-23
lole EIseMllere!


purchase you money than
exactly goods elsewhere prices are
on everything things the savings
SMALL many things things the savings are
certain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-19

Cavalier Dominick DAleESandro
carry da hod in New York Pa
drone say To da Cavalier. Il gotta
you da Job" la Cavalier say, Nut
tin doini Beat IT."
Cavalier Dominick D'Alessandro
say. "Padrone bad man. Rob poor
mans from Italia"
By and BY Cavalier Dominick
D'Alessandro staTt-a da hod car
riers' union. Raise hell wit Pa
drone send-a him to da priglione
OF Sing Sing
slgnor, the arbarsador from
italia at Washington, send let
ter 10 ca king OF italia, telling
that one Dominick D'Aiessan-
dro have put-a oa kibosh on
that-a 80 very wicked Paorone
system.
Da king OF Italia write Dom
mick D'Alcssanoro one letter,
saying nooeh ohIise, and will
Dominick D'Alcssandro please
accept medal cnelosed7 And
after that Dominiek O'Alesssn-
dro Is cavalier and most
noble.
But Cavalier Dominick D'Ales-
saudro laugh and say Sure
mooch obllge. too. but wat Is this
monkey blzness?"
For n while he is proud OF the
medal that hangs from the red rib
bon. and OF the letter from the
king OF Italy. and OF the title that
the king has bestowed upon him.
he Is prouder still OF the title he
has earned since coming To this
country.
President Of Hod Carriers
General President OF the Hod
Carriers Building and Common La
borcrs' Union OF America
Joking aside. Cavalier Dominick
D'Alessandro is n shrewd. level
headed. honest and masterfnl lead
or OF labor and an outstanding fig
ure at the A. T. OF l. convention.
He was opposed 10 the resolution
to give strike benefits TO new un'
ions.
His brother delegates laughed at
the speech he made-for his Eng
| lish Is fearful and wonderful -
though they were impressed by the
soundness OF his reasoning
Eloquent With His Shoulders
The Cavalier. realizing the limi-
tations OF his tongue when tackling
English. is eloquent with hands,
/ shoulders and eyebrows.
"Sooch foolishness is this'" he
scoffed. You do not know da i'm
| migrant He coma TO dees country
| Join da union. an say Now. then
wen do we strike? That ees all
da immigrant tink.a da union Is
! for-to strike.
III YOU give four dolla a week
| strike beenefit to new unions, da
immigrant will want to strike alta
da time. Four dolla' Fine -Four
| dolla-and no work
walt. my frien'sl I kno~-a
da wop. | was one leetle time
ago. Wait, one, two tree year.
BY and by da wop understan'."
The resolution was lost
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-19
RAIN PREVENTS
BIC CAME TODAY

At o'clock today officials OF
the Chicago White Sox-New York
Giants worlds tour decided that
there would be no game in Seattle
this afternoon The rain and cold
was the cause The two teams ar
rived in Seattle at li:15 this morn.
ing and will leave for Vancouver
at o'clock this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-19
GORDON MAY RUN

a rumor was In circulation Wed.
nesday that Judge John h Gordon.
OF the police court will announce
his candidacy for mayor within a
few days.
Judge Gordon has been on the
beach for 10 years. having been
elected as Justice five successive
times. lie served as police Judge
under Mayors Ballinger, Moore,
Gill, Dilling and Cotterill,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-19
WILSON TO Get
after BOSSES

WASHINGTON. Nov. f9.-Presi-
dent Wilson's first move to elm
mate bossism from democracy was
expected today TO be made Friday
when he is scheduled to discuss
the party's program with Wm. y
McCombs. chairman of the nation
al committee.
McComhs wants to remain az
the head of the national commit
tee and has announced that II he
does he Will initiate movement
for the elimination of some of the
bosses from the party.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-19
FALCONER WILL
co after TOCA

Congressman J. \ Falconer OF
Everett will be candidate for the
progressive nomination for United
States senator.
This was made apparent both in
his public speech at the King Coun-
ty Progressive league meeting
Tuesday night. and in private con
versation At the league meeting
Falconer assured his audience that
there will be plenty Of candidates
for the progressive nomination.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-19
ARREST CLUBMAh
As TRAIN BANDIT

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. i9-The
San Francisco police today We're
still awaiting the Contra Costa
county authorities action in the
case OF Edward a Fiske. club man
and automobile salesman. arrested
last night on suspicion that II was
he who robbed four Southern Pa.
cific trains In the past month.
No charge had been preferred
against him. but. much 70 his anger.
he was still held pending instruc.
tlons from officials In the locality
where the robbery WAS committed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-19
CHAPTER III.


intended to start this book after my wedding
but something out OF the ordinary has happened that
After | had written last nigh, OF the things that Dr
Atwater told me could not sleep kept wondering II
really getting married without realizing THE IN
PORTANCE OF the step was taking grew more and
afraid
oh dear dead mother missed YOU last night than
at time since YOU lett me to work out my heprobem
alone Ii could have just SAT DOWN ON THE FLOOR
BESIDE YOU | used do. with my head in your lap,
l know that YOU would have smoothed it all out for
After had laid all my clothes for my wedding got
into bed and tried sleep but the words OF Dr. Awate
Chatter. chat s" ALMOST BEGAN TO DOUBT MYSELF All
it that probably Dick still awake. as
his friends had been giving him bachelor supper felt
hear his voice for it seemed could longer stand
the awful feeling that entering upon business for
REALLY LOVED DICK
Central had hardly rung his number when he answered
-helo-what is it,"
Dick it is Margaret" and then poured to him
all the things Dr. Atwa,er had said.
Dick tried to interrupt me once or twice and then as
I'm coming up there Immediately.
~PeopIe be bowed Wha, do I care, You arc all
worked up what tina, old fossil told and I'm COM
ing Be down the door in 10 minutes and we'll drive
through the park and thrash it out"
He rang off before could say another word and |
hastened put my clothes and at the door
when the taxi whrled up
Dick quickly pushed me in and he inside
] simply put my head down his shoulder and SOBBED
Dick he says won't LAST"
"OUR LOVE"
"NNho so5" asked Dick
Or Atwater
What does he know about it, the blundering old ass
"Now. look here. gric whether II will last not. foJ
LOVE Me AND LOVE YOU now. am simply crazy
about you. work can't do anything when am away
from you but scheme how ! can be with YOU again.
Think. dearest. what it will mean when we are to-
geher FOR ALWAYS It's all rot, my dear, about this
marriage being business-it is only because we love
each other and know that life would be impossible un-
less together that marrying Were not
going spoil all by those highbrow eugenic theories
As Dick said this he held tight 70 him and kissed me
again and again.
I caught the smell Of cigar smoke which fingered about
him
There another odor which could not place and !
pushed him aside little and shifted.
"Yes." he answered II had glass two of wine with
the You they gave farewell supper tonight
Some way after that grew cold again. had never
known before that Dick touched wine.
Dick seemed divine that something wrong and
said Don't worry dearest your husband-tobc never
DRUNK in his lie. but II Nd to drink YOUR HEALTH
and HAPPINESSr
Just then a flicker Of light down in the cast close
the horizon
Look. sweetheart" said Dick "lT IS OUR WEDDING
DAY nd I'm going to take YOU back home now
When arrived the door he said: -
Don't be foolish any more Madgc. | LOVE YOU
WANT you and l take good Of you as long as you
I'VE"
We're the mountain top again, perhaps Dr. Atwater
wrong-perhaps mortals live there always
Be Continued Tomorrow)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-19
IN FURTH APPEAL

OLYMPIA. Nov. l9--Argumcnta
in the appeal in the case OF the
state Of Washington against Jacob
Firth were heard by the supreme
court today. Furth Ia appealing
from the verdict Of the trial jury
In Whatcom county, which convict
cd him Of law violations in connec-
lion with the failure Of the W. r.
schr!ckor & Co bank in Skag'
county
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-19

On It's face. the case did not look
strong
Fiske's statement that he was
In a San Francisco cafe the night
the last but one OF the robberies
was committed was borne out by
ample proof.
His wife was authority for the
story that he was at home the
night OF the last holdup.
Fiske was arrested at the St
Francis hotel bar He Il 3! years
old. an athlete and lives nj Bur.
lingamc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-19
We WERE JUST THINKING:

RIOT IN Havana soaped the street railway tracks
uplifting and other Injuries 70
they
WORD "niohtes" shelpnk de chine
banded white cat fur Very ktteniah
MOTHER NEW Sounds Il have
q Of side-and~iesIe
sToTEsBURY Philadelphia millionaire Of the late
Morgan newspapers eouldn
picking orchids pieces for their
YOUR . oppinq wife
shovel" Frightening holiday
trade.
convicted seeey
wife And hen recommended the Judges oneney
o, JuHes beat IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-19
Well ! Declare!
HE ASHED US TO DO 1T"

CHICAGO. Five men, unsteadily
strowing the ashes Of dead friend
in the Lincoln park lagoon in the
moonlight. per the deceased request.
were arrested for intoXication.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-19
SEEK FIT PUNISHMENT

NEW YORK. Whenever Jennie
Reisch. .. feels like riding in an
auto she takes IN and somebody
calls the ambulance The police
would like to know what to do with
her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-19

our Advertising phrase. - litue better
,h,r seems noccHHart." means first the
,,,rpore to train nnr Etudent f1r tho host
offre positions, ana SECOND. tho environ
,.,.,t and teaching force to secure thi.
,..uit Hyatt. .Fowells. ith and Pine -
Advsrtisefn mt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-19
FRIEND WAS HUNGRY

WAStIINGrON.-"I met an old
friend Of mine. was the way George
Jordan explained to police who no
ticed portions Of his lip and his
right ear had been bitten off
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-19
A HINT ON CANNING

LOS ANGELES. Judge Wilbur
plans to deliver his charge TO the
jury via the pbonograph route. ex-
planning the jurors could have 1t re-
peated as often as they like.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-19
Jeff Davis, King of the Hoboes, and Cavalier
D'Alessandro, President Of the Hod Carriers,
Present Their Demands to Labor Convention

jeff Davis. king OF the hoboes. has delivered
his message to the American Federation OF
Labor
He travelled $500 miles TO do il.
But not in a Pullman.
When the A. r. OF L. convention opened here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-19
COnfeSSiOnSOf
a Wife! No ;

Wherein She Comes to the Dawn of Her Wedding
Day, ard Discovers Some Things About Her
Future Husband That She Never Had Known
Before But He Kisses Away Her Fears. and
Again They're on the Mountain Top of Their
Happiness
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-19

Cavalier Dominick D'Al-ssandro ees
one smart man. Sure! Come TO dees
countrec from Italia not long time ago
He ees wat you call-a da wop. No
spek da Anglis. Learn how pritty
quick.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-19
CAN'T SOMEONE STOP HIM.?


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