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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-28

Alr., and Mrs. Anthony Bowen enter
tanned With Five Hundred party last
evening at their suburban home, -Four
tsbless%ere occupied with the game
ahdiat the conclusion Of the games the
guests were invited to the dining room
where an elegant supper was served.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-28
Entertained Division.

Mrs. II. S. Falconer was, hostess to
the Gilkeson division Of the Presbyte-
llan Legion yesterday afternoon at her
home in Falrmont avenue. The guests
numbered eighteen
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-28
Successful Event.

The Get Acquainted" SOCIAL al tne
First NJ. L. church last evening was a.
successful event and was largely at.
tended by members Of the various Ep:
worth Leagues in the city. The hosts
on this occasion were the members of
the Epworth League Of the First N. r.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-28
!. i E !. a. WEsTOVER,
sosreoPATH snd

EYE. SPECIALIST
graduate Of Neurology ano
|, chiropractIc.
AL diseases successfully treated with
cut drugs or surgical operation. Glass
sses Of all kinds correctly fitted. Con
suitatlon and examination free.
mo, HALL BLOCK, MAIN ST
Opposite Marietta Hotel, Both phones
lady attendant. Hours N. to 9 p m
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-28
6. w. KEENER
EYE-sIGHT SPECIALIST
614 Locust Ave-,
HAtL AZ IA

Falrmont, WA.
Expert up.to.date wrok.. Take the
best care Of your eyes by getting yJur
GLASSES FITTED RIGHT
BY one experienced. -
Glasses SshouId'be fitted for EARLY
SIGHT as we'll as GOOD SIGHT, and
to prevent headache, nervousness, dis
eased eyes, etc.
Eyes examined, then tested free. a
deposit must be made with order.
Hours $3.50 to 1880; 80 TO $3.50
and 7:ooto $500 d. ms except I! u e
dds. and SATURDAY evening
q PhSns csnselida Place
M. NJ pIloie book
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-28
For senator and Mrs. Hatfield.

For Senator and Mrs. Hatfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Hatfield enter
tanned with an elaborate dinner at
their home on Prospect street in hon
or OF their son, Senator John L: Hat
Held and his bride. who recently re-
turned from Charleston. where they
had been since their marriage. Gov
ers we're laid for Senator and Mrs.
i. L. Hatfield, Mr.. and Mrs. Madison
Hatfield, Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Hatfield
and daughter. Margaret, Mrs. Harry
Rowlby, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Hennen,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward G. Donley. Mr.
EaN NJ. Hennen, Mr.. Frank Hatfield
and the host and hostess.-Morgan'
town New Dominion.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-28

Enter the contest for one oi the
fourteen valuable prizes offered and
you can be a winner
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-28
Ladies' Of G. A. R.

The Ladies OF the G. A. +. will meet
tomorrow afternoon at 1880 o'clock II
the !. 0. o. +. Hall.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-28

Mrs. O. b. Maddox is seriously III
at her home in the Rhea Terrace
apartment. Her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Snow, of Confluence, Pa, are here,
called By her serious illness.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-28

~Dr. McCluns also made goou ;
lawmaker. and his district made no
mistake in sending him to Charleston.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-23
Dentid3er 1beatsrDereiia.
Eis Yurbeseituaee1 far BE Wdlapor'
itelans am nSditea gsnntas.

Ter BcrDaltlmgsrniJ bes 1beotefs
pcreins bat iid) Dnrh Sin5i5Iehnng
bsr 6trrsn 6xnrpDrsies. q. 80 glDen,
Wm .Rons u.borrpqsDp xrpollitonbigt
irnb beltef,t iest aus iiinisebu psit.
aliebcrn. Gie 3nbl Ioll aui stuou3ig
oebrnd,t peroen. mas man bis sur
iidhiten Sisung 5u erreid,er hoiif.
slIsoann ioa bic perulailenie Ergani'
iafion eriolgen ino Die neue Soiion
In slnariif genomuen iDeroen. Iie
aeitrigc WeriommIuns. Die in aron'
bada's 2ofaI uiter 8oriis bes Serrll
;sreb gober itaitfoHo, beidlditigte iidI
pornebmIih NIT Der SdluB. ilith
(SalaporifcIling am fonnneiioen
Epnntng, bic befanntIih u.ier eeil
auipisieu oes Jheaferpereins ifaftiir'
BET. Gie Serren iperben iid) ieIbit Inn
ben giIletperirieb bcniiben uno hoi'
fen, oob nit SiIie oes gnblifums ibre
slnItreuaunaen, gum Saiionfflnb ein
anspcrtonifes Sons herbei5ufiihrsn
bonn Grfola sefront iein iperben. 3ur
auiiiibrma geInngt bcfanniIidp cas-
Souptnann'id,e Sdouiuiel r,SuhrI
snann Seuid)el", Gin Stiid, Sas in allC
aultnriprafen iiberiett ipcrben III
,irtb bis 3um Sabre 1910 fhon toli
feno auiiiibrunger III Tertihlaut
nnb Geiterreih nIIein erIebt bate.
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@regorp StraBe, $3.50; sbenIo an Ct.
BauI place, oon papiiion bis Geleitidl
Strabe, $2700; ebenIo an Glmburit
Qpenue uno SorreNce Hodb, $500,
uno on 8roaopap, bon Ulilton bis
goal Strabe, $500; aontret Bride
on 8. uno Oregon Strabe, $4,000;
Gpntretz GuIpsrt on WooofOrp apenns,
nabe Hobtnion 4psnue. $1,000; Gpnz
tretbcDen auf Der Gris aDe. Bride
ii6er Die u. unp QD. 8ubn, $500; Re-
qentpafIers 4b3ugstanal an Roiemont.
Wioluno uno Suire 4Denue, S4754;
Reqenpdiier Qb3u9stunal an Wbtta
Fielb uuo Quolop aDeuue, $1,000.
Duroen aGe untsr Suspenoirun9
Der RsgeIn enogilttq pdHirt.
sSsrner Reiolutionen betqlfs gfla@
itsrung Der folgsnoen Struben: Glad
5traBe, BON 6igbIuno glpenue 3lir
gpung Ctr. (8atfein); 4rbor 9los.,
pom Gnbpuntt bes jeBigsn pflaters
sur U2iQsbrae 2lpe. (Wdcobum); Yrin=
cipio 2lpe., bon 6erihea our Stodtou
2loe. (oesql). Muroen ltnter Suspens
birunQ Der Regsln enogiltie pdIfirt
5nQenisur Daits $500 Grbinau3eu
be6uis GeitisBung Der grsits oes
Ta6rbammes on Der grinciptp 4re.,
BON Der 6erIhen 9l0enue III sinem
qurtte 364 TuB 0Itljh BON Der Stode
ton Qpenue, ouf 80, unb bic Der Seis
tenneqe auf is - Sub, uub biz greit,
, beg Tubrbamm2s Der 2ipina'tOn Ctr.
stpiIhen Treeman 2lpfnue ltun 9aps
miller StraBe, auf is SUB, puroen
! pa7Tirt.
I'm uebsreiu'timmrnq nit elmer Dor
eintden Woten pom Stuotrdt6 bon
Glepeldno einqetroffsnen 3uThrtft uns
terbrsitete Der 4usihtb fur Ielspbor
uno Selsqrupbeupeien Il. I. 10. eine
Reiolution, per3ufolge iih aud Der
bieIioe Stabtratb 2u Gjuuitsn Der
9eritaatlihun1 oes 3elepnon llno IT
/ leqrapbsnoisnites, b. |. fir bic ueters
ndhme 0ieTey l1tilitGtsn Ssttsns Der
gunoesreaierung ertldrt. Die 4rqsa
leasnteit erreote cine ldnge Debate.
nGhrenb pelt@r Tih bic 6erren Bed,
muIeu uno Sod entihieoeu Geden bfe
Mrruabme Der Reiolution srtl6rtsr,
nGhreno bic 6erren SGprer, Gutters
NORTH unc 6silter au 8uuiten berisfs
ZEN eintrdten. Sin @ntroa bes 6srrn
n}u0en Die Re'olutiou auf Den Slid
an leqen gina nit u aeosr z Stim
men berlpren. rorduF bic Reinlutior
IN Der arrr 9lusItub sinberidteten
Tprm nit II gsgen y Stimmsn pat.
( iirt tuurot.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-23
Soentif3irt
Hnrbe bic am Sonntag seiuubens
iylntbleid)e siner Grau.
Wars. 6oltbnnf behalf ibrer Sdue'
itcr iih su retten.

Tie 2eite Der am Son,rtng .1nhe
Tie am Spnntag nnhe 9arri-
ion in bem @e1ite rines goilmes
am Aa,iie @afer sSIuB eeiunocne
,sronrnlrifc. ipuroe geitern a!s 0ie'
jeitige Der lebisen W,araaretbe 6ele.
banf pom grootpille. Snb.. ibeniiii.
5irf, ,mo siuor bon 2eonarb Golebant
BON lrenton, g., einem Nefielt Der
1onien. Worgarethe Golebonf uni
ibre ebeninas bod'betogte Stiuciter
9ouiia fuohnten oilein in einein Sluit
in groofniHe ulb beinnoen lid, IN
Der perhdngnibpoaen RodIt berelts In
Ncit. als elm gsahbor or bic Sans'
thiire fIopite uno tie sparute, baB Oh
ssIutb fomne. Die beioen Shlueitcrr
ui,terid)asten 5iln1fit bic 0efabr u.t
realiiirtcn ihre beoentIife Gage crit
aIs tilrse 3eit ipater bos @uiier II
Sas erite Stodiperf einbrnng. Ysorga
rethe, nclfe perfriippelt mar uno ibl
Bett nid,t perIoiIen fonnte, beiahl III
rer Sdapei,er. iih in ons 5lpeiteStot
merf su retten nuo lie ibrem Ghitfa
su iiberlaifeu, beonne iih Iebot olis
DAB Ser Sausbunb .8oiep" bel ihl
bIeiben ioIe. 2ouiie Golebaiif, iueldi
su id,pah tpar. oie Sfipeiter 3n ret
fen, iliihtefs iid) in bns 3tpeite StO6
tperf uno iuurbe bier Iase ipater ge
rettet.
aRoraaretbe ertronf IN i1rem gett
ilHo tpiroc pon oeii 5iutben icrtac
riiien. aiif oerSaushino, speider &C
trenlif bis sun Cube BET ieine
Serrin ausbcrrte, fam in BEN 5!u
thel mn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-23
Mms benz VOli5eigeriht.

Iit etitrige Sisuns oes 9olilsis
aerihts nabm nur iurss 3sit in an
ip.uh, ed 6as 9odst nur peni5s
gale aufipIes.
Goa Disrts unb Ssnnis 4Ibert bats
ten Iit irsgsn linfugs 3u oerantUors
ter. Sg hattsn nit 3ipei 9srtretsn
pes ft1risrtu 9efhlsft cine gierr:iie
untsrnommtn, peihe linen perbdng.
niEpoa psrosn iolite. Ai1ter Jrite
faa bic Sats in iebr miloem Qiht,
an uno perurtbeilis Die bsiben Gin.
osrinnsn 3uy 3ahluns Der aoitsn.
S,eIsn Titsns uno Wdrp GopsIaa
spsi Ihpor3s DirnsH. bottsn fih n
sirem garrslbauie on Der s. Stras,
10 unornentlih bencmmen, bab Rid
ter ;srids Iis ssIiern gu is 80 Iaa.r
arbsiss5aus. $50 une Rotten peroon'
Hgrse.
9Rit. SchuioH. cine alie 1heeriade
bette iih am Wontos 4beno eiH.r
l;zsequin0stialraaf4 q sase!ss: ass %.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-23
Der 3reuno oss Ar6eiterS h
.3eitsn Uoa Krank6eu.

Sd bin BON 8rofetfion ein 4ufidnltsb unD
babe ben @unidl, eiu Mort an aue Gistenss
GEN ,u ridteu, psltt bart arbttien maNsW
nab an ihrsn Eteren lsioeH. I'D iitf Dor lnS
osfdhr stbn 5abrtu oaraa nuo taHe IN nee
houoluna riues Toftors bon 8aHutsbcrns
Sa. Gr Saqts, oas id b,s Bright fte Aranisl
heit hattie uun tr Aues IN ietntn Aroften ws.
beube fur mid aethdu babe. 5h Las Don
Tr. ailmer's Spamp Noot uH6 oa I'd, fanns
cine Saaesarbtt su perr,htsH I'M Stanee
mar. mar idl aepitIt, irgsnb etnas ~ ntriu/
den mas mir out tbucn ionHts 4dtleem
i'd snamp Root cinige Gage ssngtnomnen
bate, fiibte id 70 bel better, BAT it iolanao
bamtt fortiette, bis id g.bstit mar uHb sn
tbatidhIih ein neurr WfdHn mar. DDS nar
Dor sprt 5ahren unb naun thinner tn osn
leiittrH ShmsrS in menen 1teren smpTnosd
aebme i'd asrdbe etuiee Goisn Sndmp Moet
uno in Elm paar lagen bin Id btraeNtnt.
Sd fuhIe es heuts, bdb ID, etn gsluneer Vsann
BIN une allen bentr, lpsGds an ben Ntsrsn
leiocn ben Ratb gsbt, Or SINNERS Spdmp
Boot ein,uncbmcn, neil ts fur mId nlebr gs~
than bal ais ali bic Gotieren, uub BITE Gottor<
rshnunaeu erfpart bat.
Scn tam feruer mltbsiLeu, eas Dor unesS
fdbr .pet 5abren metn Sobn traut mar uRo,
| Wtntitu ben Tottoren cinuobm uHo bic eauie
3s,t immsr idIltdt.r pnrbt. I'd matts MID,
| in her 3ad)t aui unb beridai'te mir cine
fnnF ia Gent.S .SIaihs SUamp Root uno rtttb
ibm. ale bic Iottorsn. Wteplstnsu auf ote
eeite su Isqen uno Smamp Root stnaunsS- !
men. Gr gebrouhte feds Slo'aen u iH
! freue mid, iaasn ;u t0Nneu, bab sr brute GEE
| iuEh III unO ieither nit ben 9(ieren tetntn
psitercn 6rubsl asbabt bat. eR mar Smdmp
| Root, bas ihR beiltc Weiu Sobn glaubt
! iest, eos ,s feiuc MtOisln atsbt, bic EN- 8of-
Tor acbtn fam, peIhe iih NIT Or. atimess
! Gpamp Root perqttihen tlcBe.
! AdJtuuQsuou
g. vs.. Surbiul,
6oulugton, Bd
Reroulid tridien Dor mir am 8. Iaae
bcs Ndr, 1912, @. g9. Sarotua, peId1er ben
obigca 4crat uutsrihrisb uuo unter 90
ausiaqts, BAT brrielbe IN ge5ua auF 3Hbais
unb 8hatiad,en Der @nhrbelt entipredls.
@seeb,n unisr meinsr Sano om s. Gags
oss 9tar3 1912. Y. 6. Ratton,
iSrieoensri bter.
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Zterblidfeitsberidbt.

Garei.sr Mtarn 1bariila Rntts
rrann. Y. gcuobia WaileH91us,
TarmpsritIinguns.
psarl Stump. II, 1903 WeIteru
ape., Stpinoiuht.
ant. Siarr, 76. 1924 Center, JEis'
rsa!eioeH.
Sn. C.-,Gtn. 70. 3. unoGentraI4os.
.snqueIt in SApebs.
on. Grsinsr, 70, 261I pscan, 3s:j'
feblsr.
g. Qnislm, 81. 1o4 Of WtMitsu
Stnriroiuht.
Gbp. aeqp, 19. LA psete Strabs
Ehrineiuc5t.
freo. Gorbssi, 40, gpono1Ie, Cab
rnung.
Sobn au.b, SO, 1919 Gel. Strabe
aotrnpertdItung.
nsianx ge,tinger, GO, gIoer uni
Bremen, Ri.Fsnl.ioeH.
isreo. srusmpp, 81. 1706 Rac
Ctr. ssnqusit in Shpe6..
Sobn 5rommen. 25, 6 GorpiR;
saldce, cSnqusit in S5ipebs.
GEORGE Cog, so. 1920 gsntraIIDs.
Ghpinoiutj!.
Gnr. Suiherlano. 30, 1861 Sobl
Str. ShpiHoiuht.
Bm. Bulb 50, 11o6 Jcra,sr GDs,
6sr3isbisr.
Gee. Gate 81, 2158 Gloreueelps.
gshirnihicg.
Um. Qritstt, 43, Stlo;s5oipiial
,Snausit in Shptbe.
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noptrtdmp; gerionalien $500,
Granbtieentbum $500; ebenio pon
On. 6dbtrfamp; perionolien $500,
grnnbeigenibrm $45OO.
Wnraorst u. TQlp 1T RafdaB5:rs
irolterin bon Roia Sobnion; perIonas
lien $1,000.
Der perf0Hlids Qadlab Der Wollie
aramsr betrdgt $1O99.6O, berjsn;ee
bes ssan1ea Cannon S165.75, berisnise
/ Der Charlotte 9. Grper $892.8O, oers
jsHiae beg Soon aramsr $1O99.o0,
ltt,ienige bes Dilium 81. 6aptins
S212.26.
Werf6tsbsnes.
Die Gmofelsb I5uel 60. erldn3te
leir gerbi!t ii6er $1163.72 ssssn ii.
Jos. q. 8olaer Goal SO.
Jn Der $2500 S6dbsnsriastla9t
csr glIa Rrieser esgen Die Staot
Cincinnati nuroe Elm 8erbitt gu Gun:
| iien Der DsriIastsn abgsgsbsn.
2aurd uric emma 8ropn slagter
cine Gorbsrnng iibsr $4,000 gesen 2to
g.. Brofpn elm sic MAIDEN geltcno
bof lie penielben bag 0elb i'm Sa1rt
I19o9 bebufs Sn0sitirsns gsssbeu, ;et
btr ,3sit ater ieineR Gent oaDou 8u
,iiderbaltsr batsn.
Die Cincinnati SaIb &c Door so
flaate cine Gpr6erung Iber $657. a:
es1en g. 9. aDeD Elm.
ln Der Rlags Der Warb Carol
leenen rie Stabt Cincinnati lpurosr
Il Der Rtdserin $3.50 aIs Gntiddoisunl
lfir Brunbeieentbum Sussiprotsu. 10
turt cine RiDenuDsrdnOsrung an Se
5cdbsrrp StraBe gel6dbist Dorosl
iit.
ssn Der 5000 alage, fpslfs 9eu
q. Sndion auf Gruno angsbIid:
| Rarpfuihersi s.gsn 3r. 56Os. u
Tidfon angefirsngt bate, purse au
Isinoronuna tes Rittsrs GOruidn eli
gsrpiit su Guniten beg 9srtIagte'
abeegehen.
| Or. sohn 3D.. Bitbrotp bdt Elm
ejebiibrenforberung I'M 8etrase Do
$470 aeaen Wm. H. Boone eingstIoJi
Der Weriiherungs 4ssnt Gran. WI
Glouo triangle sinsn ismpordreu Gin
hcl.sbsfsbl segen Die Union Gas 1
GI.ftric Co.. I'm oieisIbe 81 perbtn
tern, i6re Gasmster aus ben pr'
| 6auisrn Des AlGeerS an Der SinTo
, 2penue su sutfsrnsn. Gr beboupte
; eQb sr Iit sttpsigsrt babe. cine eItr'
fire gds,efnun5 gu be3ablen, pss
/ baib bi. Tro9nns srfolgt iei. Ridt'
/. 6eosheaan pirS ben Jaa an Utit
not nGhIier Nots 3ur snoslItig'
> gsrhdnnlung aufneamen.
T Sm ariminolgeritt bssaun geIt::
I bic gsrhanplune gsgen ben Jdrbt5'
I s,oEn WoEtsomsrp. Der am 2. De3.r
: btr .. !. ben DsiBsn GoDin Wtsls
\ Surd sinsn MsFsriiid Derlest hd
. Die gsibsn, 3sttuHssDsrtdufsr, mar:
3 tttsiislit siues EuHoen in Strsit Q
n Ira.hsn.
Sn Gafsn Margaret gs5sn 6irl
b 6. Weatbsrs Bat oas Sbsri;aatsgsrl:
| Gas i'm Sabre 1910 abesssbens sr'tll
!, itanslins llrtbsil. bsmSuIoLge b
: srou $500 4Iimsute sugeiprot;
n lpurosn, in i,insm san3sn umta;
L Ls'iGiigt,
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5dsI,sbIih an Der Carlisle Ipenne oor
@nfer aeaangen. or benabm iih 10
aerdufdpoa unb setpalttbdtis, Dab
bic poIi3ei fid gum ginfhrsitsn gen5s
tttat lab unb ibn ipesen llnfuss per-
baftete. Der Mngetlagie tpurbe NIT eis
nee gerrpornuns entlafen.
%. Z Ruifen, gbeiter 8alrpmpl:
rns Schn Rumer, alte 8etdnnte Der
8rliaei, welhe bstanntlih Dor un9s'
fdbr einer Done unter aufressnosr
ilmitdnben perbaftet pprben tparen
gtarsten geitern bur4 abpe'enaelf
unc ibrs 8irgihaften puroen ful
perfaller ertl6rt.
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2rirf an
Tr. Gifmtr g. Us.,
efr ahoutfntt W o.

Bersis, mas Swamp.siust fnr eie stan ssirs.
ehT.ibeu sie on 3rRilmsr < Go, Btn9'
tor,tpu, u. o., fur cine Qrobeflaihe. sic
tpirb sebtn tibsr3eugeu. sic erbaIteu ttruer
Elm Bilbtifsu BON wsrthroller Snformatioa
hber Ni.rcr unb 8lais gBenn Sic idretbea,
ttien Sic fiher uup erpdhneu Sie oas Gfu'
clnndtl Eaolihc NoItSblutt. Heanlare
iInfsiq Gents unb ciucn Solar. 5Iaideu
iine in allen Apotbettn idulih.
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1i< GcbcimpoIi,iiten 2beorpooo
uil0 HiiftIein Dsrboftetcn aeiisril ni:i
0eroHIofiuna oes 0eiHdiisfiihrers
~ Munro Goieis einen B1ii. pelter
fi6 0l5 3oip1r0 z. Qiopb. autoHcbil.
rtiIenAsr pom Qe,pisbure. 1enu.. re.
0iltrirte. uiiter Der AneIaee Der .3ed,.
tselIeEe: EE sea hen 4a4sl - I foul.
~ sebliebsn iein. IN besn Oeidnos.
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gIraerauSidluR fommt Tpnneritag
mte0cr ,niammen.

Tjc nahitc SIBuua oes 8eneraI-
ausiduiie5, nelhcr bic Grtunerunas-
feier On oic Grbebunp oes oeutid)sr
golfes I'll arrnuqiren bat. ftnoet I'm
Tonneritaq bieicr &ohe s tfhr
qbeucs. I'M aIubsimrier oes Jeors
Ginctnnuti 5ltruoereius ifatt. lie
8ertreter Der gereine Iorpie ale Ele.
ieniacn. tpelfe lid, iur oieip oeatfd,e
IScier iT,tereiiiret, fiuo ctugelaoen, Der
8eriammlura beisuruobueu.
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Staotrat6.

gurfcbrnnsem fir bic ansbeNernng
oes bnrdD bic Sod,flntb angertd)'
teten Sd)aSens setroifen.
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The Colorado statesman., 1913-09-06
is A MOVING PICTURE FIENI
Senator clapp of Minnesota Goes the
Route Every Evening, So II
Is Claimed.

II you happen to be doing the NOV.
ing picture circuit in upper 14th street
or the Rue de Quartorze, as French.
men call it-any night. and happen to
see large, dignified body wearing q
senatorial toga somewhere in the
offing, set it down at once for the form
of Senator Clapp of Minnesota, who
has been investigating campaign ex.
penses for a long time.
Senator Clapp is the moving picture
fiend of the United States senate. He
goes the route every evening, so it is
claimed, and takes special delight in
those theaters where brandnew pro
ductions are advertised nightly. He
is the five-cent melodrama marathon
champion of the United States. He
loves to see the hero hop into a hired
automobile and chase the william
across the plains; he loves to see the
Irish tragedians who take the part OF
the noble red men of the west; he
loves to see the funny man who falls
into a barrel of -four; he loves tc
watcn the trick pictures and the Mutt
and jeff stuff that makes the populace
rock and howl with laughter. He likes
the plain form of amusements. He
takes his pleasures simply cheaply
and quickly.
Right off the reel-as it were.
The Colorado statesman., 1913-09-06
DUEL WON BEFORE THE FIGHT
Weapons Chosen by Senator VIII
lams, When Challenged, Gets
Germans Nerves.

In repose Senator John Sharp Will
est and best-natured and most inof
fensive men imaginable. although in
debate on the floor of the senate Mr..
Williams can show that he has some
fire in his makeup. No one would ac.
cuse him of being bloodthirsty or OF
having ever fought a duel. He did
once. though.
1t was when he was attending the
famous Heidelberg university in Ger
many. A German student challenged
John Sharp.
In Rome do as the Romans do
Mr.. Williams counseled himself
Therefore he promptly accepted the
challenge.
Being the challenged person. he
had choice of weapons. The German
was greatly disturbed when the
Americans second said sabers, the
usual duelling device, would not be
used The Yankee fire-eater would
fight with United States army revolv
ers.
This was unheard of and the Ger
man the next morning was a wreck
His hand shook and the bullet
whizzed by John Sharp several feet
distant The latter calmly aimed al
a fleecy cloudlet in the sky and lei
go.
The principals then shook hand:
and became fast friends.
The Colorado statesman., 1913-09-06
WAS MOoNSHTNERS' TARGET
Therefore, Congressman Kirkpatrick
OF Iowa Carries Around a Large
Amount of Lead.

sam Kirkpatrick of the Sixth Iowa
district carries about a ton OF lead
around underneath his skin-to hear
his friends tell it-and, even discount
ing the stories told about him as
much as 80 per cent, he still remains
one of the most picturesque charac-
ters OF the house OF representatives.
Sam is the man-the only man-who
did anything in congress toward get.
ting the United States to pay for the
Transportation of the District OF Co
lumbia veterans who attended the
Gettysburg anniversary
Almost all of his life Sam has
been a hunter of moonshiners. That
accounts for the lead, and 1t would
almost seem that he has been the
favorite target for moonshiners as he
has been shot at so much that he has
long since lost count. Thousands OF
shots must have missed him, but
whole lot of bullets and buckshot did
hit him, and he delightfully."- carries
them around with him.
His eyes were badly done up in the
last raid he led. SO Sam is now about
blind. as portion of his reward for
being revenue officer for the past
twenty-seyen years. Three times he
has been left for dead on the field, the
surgeons who worked over him offer
ing to sacrifice their professional
reputation II Sam ever opened his
eyes again.
But you ought to see the other fel.
lows. 1t is good guess II Sam was
badly done up the other crowd must
have been wiped OF the face OF the
earth
The Colorado statesman., 1913-09-06
Coal Prices Hiuh.

In 1912 the total output of coal in
the United States was 534,466,5So
short tons, valued at the mines al
$685. 5,6O6,O71. The gain in output over
1911 was 3S,095.454 short tons and
the increase in value was 500 9,040, $50
The average value per ton in 1912
exceeded that of any year during the
SO years for which statistics are avail.
able. Only in 1908, the year of the
fuel famine, did prices average higher
The figures were compiled by Ed
ward W. Parker. coal statstician for
the United States geological survey.
The Colorado statesman., 1913-09-06
New "YeIIow Peril"

There is a yellow peril at the
White House, and, from the president
down, all the inhabitants thereof are
in mortal terror of it.
1t is a fine young nest of yellow
jackets, with stingers that are no re-
specter of persons.
The yellow jackets were dislodged
from their comfortable home in a
huge elm in the White House grounds
by the recent storm. and are buzzing
all over the place now. No one in au-
thority has been stung as yet.