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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-11-25
Dance at ArmorY.

Misses Lulu and Louise Hamilton
will open their dancing school to-
night when they will be hostesses at
n dance}at the armory. A large num-
her Of Invitations have been issued
and many will attend the event. The
dancing class will be Friday night
events after this week.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-11-25
GERMANS ASK M
SUFFRAGE OF PARLIAMFNT

BERLIN. Nov. 25.-A petition tos
the introduction Of woma1 lftrag
in Germany was among those pre-
scnted to the Imperial parliament
when it meant today after recess
Of nearly five months.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-11-25
speciaI Demonstration
FOR Three Days, BIZ Miss Wells. the Eapert
Corsehere, of the "Gossdrd Corset Co"

The corset is the groundwork Of a gown or a suit TITS the me
dunn Of the modes. It is the vehicle of style. 1t is the canvas
wherein fashion does her ar, whether in crayon or in colorS It's
nre.eminently the first and chief essential to a well gowned woman,
and mon the accuracy and pumapence Of its lines depends the sue
cess Of, be it The. most glorious frock that ever blossomed forth from
a PARIS shop-And it is these very considerations which have created
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-11-25

Godfrey, Miss Lent Ruttcncutter en-
tcrtained at dinner Sunday at her
home at 704 Mulberry street. Gov
ers were laid for Misses Eta Mckee
han, Evelyn Hopes. Albina A. God
frey, Myra Gusman, Mary Griffith
and Miss Lena Ruttencutter.-
Clarksburg Telegram.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-11-25
Choir Recital.

Under the direction of Prof. Au-
brey Martin. director Of music in the
First NJ. Z. Church at Clarksburg,
the choir of the church will give Il
recital this evening at the church.
The soloists are Prof. Martin, bari
tone, and j. Ransel Romine, basso.
MIR. Romine formerly attended the
Normal school here and at one time
was director Of the choir of the First
Baptist church. Miss Amy Rogers
Rice of this city will render a num-
her of pipe organ selections,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-11-25
Thanksgiving
Linens at
Little Prices

The rapidly with which
these table lines disappeared
when they we're placed on sale
last. week tells of appreciation,
The stock has been replenlshed
and at our unmatchable low
prices, a word to the wise is
sufficient.
Table Damask, 81 inches
wide, Soc yard.
Table Damask, Sc inches
wide, Use yard.
Grass and Loom Damask, 2 yds
wide, $1.0O yard. :
Damask, extra widtha, Sl.25,
$1.5o up to $500 yard.
Napkins, % inches, So dOz-
sAli Imported Luncheon Set, 50
to $1,000 set.
(Third floor, annex
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-11-25
Informal Dinner.

Mrs. Brooks Fleming, Of Fairmont.
entertained at a pretttly appointed
Informal dinner at the Waldo Sat-
urday evening. Covers were laid for
eight guGsts.-Clarksburg Exponent.
Washington Journal., 1913-03-15
ertnnerung an MaBrege.
lung oes @aitors
Satbo.

0aS in a6ln crrolatc Able6en OeS
Edltors Satbo, ser I'M 4Iter non Elm.
inoIed5i9 So6ren oas 0pier elmer
@llltper9iftlng lpilroe. DeronlaBt bic
Slotter, al ole vAifoire Satbo1 5I
erinnern, I0ie nor Sabr mo Sog oiel
BON lidl reOen madte. Goitor Satbo
mar ourd) oas Sprldfonegium 6es
epongeliihen Sberfirhenratbs 5ir
NmtSentieBuRg Werurtbeilt morOeIt.
nadlOem cine G~is5ipIinar . Inter
ludnng oiii @rurbo 6es iogenauuteu
Srrlebre : @eieees itattgeiuuoen bat
te. Ger Spriid1 6atte Oabin aeIartet
oaB Dos reIl9i0ie 9efenmtniB Euitor
Satbos nit ben @lolr6enSle5ren Der
eoanaeIiiden Stride uuoereinbar lei.
Die Ourd oen Spruh baoiuste
Nmtsentiebllne mar ieiuerseit beion.
0ers pom Der liberalen Yrelie elmer
ltrenaen @ritif untersogen morOeh
Washington Journal., 1913-03-15
@ilc init SNciIe
6rage Der lInubbon8igteit ser
@biIippineu.

" al inN Il II, f3. 9iar3.
arieasiefretdr @orriion bat in elmer
Iauaereu Goniercn3 nit Eraiiocut
@ilion 5rasen betreiieno Sic @bilip-
piuen mo Eorto 9ico erortert. gSds
@orto 3ico mibetrifft, 10 lit 6eidloi-
ien ruouoen, 0ort oaS gSolne Rule~.
griBip sur @eItlna fommen 81 lai-
len, iuOem Yortorieauer, ieien Is
gmaeboreue ooer ginaemanoerie,
aber itdnoige g%euobner. 81 glemterm
ernmnnt iueroen ioItcu, iopeit Oies
tbunlid lei.
Sn ge3ug oltf sic 9biIippinen
miro Elm a6nlides 4rin5ip beiol1t
meroen, mo 3ipar ioa 0a6ei itets im
Auge 6cbalten werOen ooB ote OemO.
fratild)e 0otionol Rlatform Die
ihlieBIide llnubsdugiafeit fiir Den
Antipcl ms Nluge aeiaBt bat. 2fber
veoer Rr1lioent @ilion nod SeEre.
tar @orriion idfeinen eiuen 0erorti.
gen Sdritt ais IN Ger nddjiten 81.
funit mo5lidl 3it eradteit, @ie oenn
Der gebtere a1ii Die 6raae, mann
Oem ole llnubbdngieteit Der 6ilipi.
nos erlunrtet merocn f6nne~ aHtfuor.
tetc: .Nie lang III Elm 9in0ioOen2~.
nm oomit an5iiOeuten. DAB bis SIR
id)lieBIideu llnn6bdnaiateit Der 8bi-
iippinen cine gang unmeBbore 3eit
h~erlanien moae. sgSie fonnen wir
~cntideioen, Dab sic 6iIipinos in 81.
ncm Sabre ooer 5luei ,Sabren fiir pu-
Iitiid)e lluabbdnai3feit reii iein mo.
aen2 Gas muB iidl aus oen Der.
baltniiien eraeben."
asali iii IL Observation-Disclosures
eaDn unterrihtet Dab ole grfldrum4
DER OemofrotiitcH &latform unO ser
oaran iids fniipienoe @laube, oab
ltun unnlittelbar Den 6ilipinos cine
m%obbdngiae SeIbitreaierrng gege-
ben per0cn ioae, Den Agitatoren PIN.
LAB 81 elmer leb1aiten @ropaaanOa
gcgeben bdbe. melhe llnrlhen inn @e-
iolse 81 BADEN orobt. Gle A~gitation
lit aiIi gelpiiie areiie beidr1nft, fpe.
iieu bat lid oieel6c infer Sen Suaa-
logs INTO Giianans lcbbait Qeitaltet.
uabreno ole nnoeren St1mme tuenia
oauoii beuirbrt erid)einen, ober in
militdriiden areiien alii Ben @bilip-
pinen liebt man 0ieie g~laitatton ood
nit 9eior9niB an. Die @iliong(0s
miniltratfon miro nm Den StanO-
punt e%innebmeu. Dab Sen 6ilipinos
@ele3enbeit aegebeu peroen lolle,
prottilf 81 bepeiicn. DAB lie iiir Ole
ld)lieBlihc llnabbdnaiafeit reii per.
Den, Dab aber Dorl iolder lluabbdn-
aigfeit nidlt ole 9leOe iein fam, 10.
louge Die 6iIipinos nidt in cipililir.
ter @eiie 0ronung baIten.
Seinertenstpertb ut, Dob Stants.
Sefretdr grDon, Ger lett Sabren In.
ubbdlTgigfeit iiir ole 5ilipinos ais ei.
iies Der oenlofratiihen @runo.g riu-
iipien bingeitellt 1ot. i'm intimen
areile 9cdnBert 6at, er aueuoe bin.
iidtlid) oieier 6rage iid gdn3lidD ueu.
trol perbalten, IS lit louit fIar, oaB
er aldl in Oieier 6rn9e ieiiie periouIi.
dlcn Aniiften Nen 9eihIiilleu ser No.
m%lltatrotion n%ntergeorOuet bat.
Washington Journal., 1913-03-15
Nit Gierm
%betpOrfcn.
Snfrastittu ; S%sriammlmsen
bon @sSnern gsiprtust.

2on0cn, 10. Nar5. 3luei
'Sufrogetten . 8-eriommlungen, cine
III Goeubrioge. Scent, ole onOere in
@aoIett, &ergforoibire, iinO bon Seq.
neru Der @pfUeguug geiprenst NOR.
BEN. SH GOeubriOse inuite cine Silt
ldOe non inuIen Giern gegen Oie
@duO biuter Der 3eOnertribiine. Die
Eribiine auuroe seItiirmt, uHO ole @O-
liSei iuuBte our SerIteaun3 Der 8il0e
berbeigeruien Deroen.
Die ReBierung bat Elm pollitred.
bares urtbeiI sesen Greoerid @etbid
2utprence, Der 5uinmmen nit ieiner
@nttin Ole 8eitl6rift .9otes for $50.
men" reoigirt. Sur 3abluna pon 600
Bfnn6 Stetling erlniIen, ($3040),
Dem nod nift be5ablten 8etro5 Der
Soften fin ben 9eridm6runss BRO
.5eB, Der m @tai Dor Dem @eridt BON
OB @niIeD itnttgeiunoen bat; 306
Bfuno ruoreH 0ardA ben WertorN Oes
WeobiEiors Der 0mprences i'm Gftober
gg0edt auoroen.
Gle &nffrngetten 9lnuben, sic &c.
gierilng bnbp Oies i'm Sinblid Oaraui
getboM poB ieht dbnIihe 9criii9nm.
gen auf Gedung Der Soften iiir Die
8~erfoloun5 nnoerer Dor @eriht &C.
brahter Sufirasetten erlniieu peroen
|iouen. Cine sroBe 9lnSohl non 0ou.
0eIsfirmgu I'M NeitenO 9Onbolrs Jcbt
in Sen Gioilgeridten gemeininm flag.
bar pnr. am Ole 1eraHtruoritidfeit
pom Bruu Ynrtburit nnO opren God
tern Iotuie &errn mo 6rm Eetbid
2ofprense fir Die Rampfmetboocn
fei3uIteIlen.
Die in ben Glagen erbobene Be
iduloiguug Iautet airf Ieridpuorlmg.
begnnsen our6 Auirei5ung gum Gin
idLngeR BON Jeuitern uuIO bohe Gnt-
id&oigunsen per0eu p%eulangt. Us
niirften orei Ron1te pergebeu, Dis
Die &Ingen sur g%er6nuOIung fem.
men.
Washington Journal., 1913-03-15
9Gbmtar0lc
prG9cln fIcb.
Stalienildc Wiariueiiibrer auf
StraBe III SanOsemtugc.

Don i6ni peniionirten 9lOnlIrai
gco6rieiat. GegeIredJte @olt.
erei. Sir ltorfe 6lotte Sta.
liens. Sn roider @enenua-
Tim oas Ninonside Gr6c.
&onL l3. Nlar5. Sine @riiaelei
5uiiden Gem itupieuiiheu Mariue.
miniiter 9lomiral 4asQuolc @attoli.
ca mo oenl fiir5lid III oen Gltbe-
lIaua gsiretenen glOmiral @oNo bat
sier gemaliige@ Quiieben erregt.
@lomiroi @o55o traf oen NSarinc-
miniiter auf Der 5traBe. cling gera-
0cmuegs ouI ion 5t uno obrfeigte
i'm. glOmiral Gottolica emioerte
Der Augriii eneraiih inOem er uuf
ieinen afhgreifer IosihIug.
Gie a6mpieuOeu mlIroen lourdl
@aiiaiten getremtt umO Aomira[
@o33o ourd) Die Eoli5ei ieitgenom-
men.
Ger @rltnO fiir Den Ansriii liegt,
ipie man glailbt, 0orilL Dab Der Ma.
.rinemiiiter AontiraI @o53o's Neii.
.Iioniruu9 ueranlaBt bot.
Sir ltarfe 6totte $40
liens.
ADmirol Gaitolica mlwoe ais e.
.5lrr groifnnng ser 0ebaite iiber oel
N%tarineetat in Ser 0eputiftenfam.
.mer eridien, nit elmer marmen,
.ircunolidcn 0pation Der Wtitglieoer
ea(A fteIeq b~cafiigt.
Nice Sanursa @fDOahnf gettole,
Ger friaAere Gbef Des alOmliralitabs,
bielt cine inbaltsreide patriotiide
.&poe, in Der er bic 9tottApenoigfeit
iDItematildler iortidrciteIr0cr Cut
.ipidluitg pes italieniid9cn Marine-
programmes bis ST Den dlsBerltea
mirtb1taftliden @ren5cn Der Walton
betonte. Ger Gice AOniraI erflarte.
Elm OerurtigeS &rogromm fonne NIT
Ger gr6Bten ,@eihminoigfeit ausge-
iii6rt merDcn, Oamit Die 9eiltunga-
fdgigfeit Der Nlorine Die lb0dlte CT
rei1bare miIroe.
Sn ra der 8cneiung.
Rom 10. MGrS. Ser EnpIi
lnadt olrf Dem @cge sur poaigen@e-
ileillna BON ieiuem &ataruh ie6r CUTE
6orti1ritte, Oie ourd Die alisnabms.
.Weiie miloe Subres5eit uno Die berr-
Tide ionnige @itterung in 6G6enl
MOB gef6roprt werOen.
Ger @ontifer bat 6elite oen&Sunid
~alfSgeoriidt, Die Gele6rirung Der
aFriie am @almionntag, Dem IS.
Ntdrs mieOer mlf5unemuen.
2ie 5par iangiom, o6er itanOia
fortldreitenoe 9elierRng I'M 8efin.
0en oes Eapites erntoglibte es, oaB
Der @otient wieOer 81 ieiner iiblid!n
9idt 5uriidfebren oiirite. Die Gnt.
5iin0nmg oeS ad0ltopis nlro Der
Silftrobre Dat @iolueit nadgelaiieu,
OaB ser Eapit bereits obre 9eidpuer-
0cn ilro obne ernellten Siritenrei3
nit leiuen SdNueltcrn ltnO ieinem
Sefretdr Niigr. @topouua greiiali
'iprrd)pn fonnte.
I'm Minan 'de8 grbe.
Baris, 10. Wfdr5. Ger iran.
s6iiide appelbbof 6ot 0em9(ntrog oeS
Esrin5eu 0errp oe 9earu ct @baloiS
Eitt i%tattgegebeu linn sur Grlong.
uug non $4,000 81 peubeliem Sic
III @ertbpapieren bel elmer galtimo,
re @onf ocponirt iino umo einen
Sbeil Oes bon ibnl uon ieiner per.
itorfean @ottin Beatrice. elmer
Sodter DER peritorbenen 6rau 9fole
@inans, 6interlaiienen Germogens
6iloen.
Ser Erin5 batte Oltrh feline 9[n-
iudlte Oorgslegt, Dab Die 9riioer ser
9eritorbenen Satin ieine Gr6on.
ipriide beitrittcn.
Ser uoriibenoe 3idlter @aiton
Bonnet Ie6nte Die Gntiheioum9 oes
Sales nit Dem 9eguiinoen d6, OaB
scr Erin3 ieine gltipriihe nor Den
omeritaniiden @eridten acltenO
modeu miilie.
Gle Erin8ellin De 9eoru lit iii
Sd5re 1907 IN ct. Yeters6lrg &C
itorben uitO batte 5pei fleine Sim,
Der binterlaiien.
Washington Journal., 1913-03-15
8ein 9 aderitrei

Qonoon. 13. MdrS. ~ Der oro.
benOe Streit i6mmtIider 2onooner
BIDDER lit obsewen6et tuoroen. Die
g6der batten ieit lansem bObere
20bne before geOinguneen nibO fir.
5ere ArbeitS8eit s~efOrOert. Gus San.
DeIsomt bat iHterOenirt init Dem gr.
foI5, 6aB Elm beirieoigenOes lleber.
eintomWeu ubseldloiien tplIroe. Den
A~nseiteIlten tpurOe cine Criminal,
IobnifaIa 6usebiqiet unO in 9e5ua
auf ole @rbelts3eit elm 3ompromiB
seidNolien.
Washington Journal., 1913-03-15
aD am M iib Z.

2onOun, 10. Nt1r5. IT Sci elmer
RuOe ultI benz 8nnfett ser SanoelS.
fammer inste Der 8ice Montreal Sir
Eercp Scott: ngrtOe oieier 8odc
tUerOe idA niht ma6r Der 6lottc ou9e.
b0reu. gs bat fir mid feinen Sinu
mebr, au bIeiben hn ib Oodl MIR Dem
iiingereu NodhuudS ben gSeg gum
NortU6rtSfomuen oeriperre".
Der aomirnl io5te weiter, OaB ole
britiihe SLotte ME ihIosfertigcr ais
in Der @egentport geIuejen iei. Sn Den
lesten beIOen Monoten bate ole NO.
miraIitdt gr0Bere 5ortidrittc I'M
ShieBpeicu gemodyt OILS IN oeu Dor.
b~ergebeffOen finn Sabren.
Washington Journal., 1913-03-15
u uitrnliens neue Sonpi
itoot.

Stonep, 4uItrniien, 10. Ml6rj.
Der @runOitein fiir Die fiinfti0e
Soupfltapt Auitroliens lit 0urd oell
@eneralgpibuernenr oeS Common.
uealtb @orcn 0enman, gelest nor.
ben. 9dbD 9enMan tnidte Die nenc
StaOt I'M geileiu GROCER Meuidpe.l-
men1en aus SboneD unO MeI6ourne
ouf oen Namen Gonberro.
Die nuitroIiiden Minilter wobnten
ierner Der geremonie ser ginmei-
bun5 Der Stoot Ibei, Die cine Mlriter-
boiiptitdOt neroen ion. Die 5tdOt
fommt nuf einen Rlns ani Dem Jest
nur D~ereinSeIte @obnbduer uon jar.
mern iteben.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-07-22
Science Of Detection.

There had been bold. brazen rob
berry in the jam closet. Evidence OF
haste was plain, splotches of Jam be.
Ing everywhere. When the owner OF
the jam made the discovery that she
had been robbed. she spent no time OF
effort In futile speculation. She took
prompt and practical steps. She
searched in the spilled jam for finger.
prints and found them.
"Hah!" she chuckled In the best
Sherlock Holmes manner, Il shall have
the thief In five minutes" She went
to her bedroom and took from a bu.
reau drawer four squares of paper.
They were labeled respectively: vii.
Hes thumbprint; Helen's thumbprint:
Tommy's thumbprint; and fourth-a
very little one-Baby's thumbprint.
Quietly she took them to the lam
closet and made comparisons.
1T Is as I suspected" she said. An
she got down; 1t was Tommy's."
That night Tommy got his.-Wom.
ans Home Companion.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-07-22
Try Cardul. Your druggist sells it.
OPERATE ON VERY BAD BOY
Removal Of Piece Of Bone From Skull
Expected to Reform PhIla-
deiphla Child.

Philadelphia. operation which
the surgeons declare will make a good
boy of eight.year-old Claire H. Jami'
son was performed here in the West
Philadelphia Homeopathic hospital
when piece Of bone about two inches
long and one inch wide was removed
from the boys skull.
The child, it is stated, was well be-
haved when he first went to school
three years ago. In his second year
he was not quite 80 good, and since
then he has been terror to his teach.
ers, parents and other children. An
X-ray examination disclosed the fact
that there was depression on his
skull probably the result of a fall or
a blow. which the surgeons say caused
the change in the boys department.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-07-22
HELPLESS As BABY
Down IN Mind Unable to Woeks
and What Helped Hss.

Summit FONT, w. Va.-Mrs. Anna
Belle Emey, of this place, says: u SUI.
tered for Is years with an awful PAIN "a
NV right side, caused from womanly
trouble and doctored lots for It, but With
out success. | suffered SO very much,
that became down in mind, and as he!p::
less as a baby. was in the worst kino
Of shape. Was unable to do any work.
| began taking Cardri, the woman:
tonic, and got relief from the very fIrsI
dose. BY the time ! had taken II oot"
Ties, my health was completely restored.
/ am now A8 years years old, but feel al
good as did when only 10.
Cardui certainly saved me from losing
nv mind, ard feel il my duty to speak
in its favor. wish had some power
over poor, suffering women, and could
make them know the good 1t would 90
thenl."
lfyou suffer from any Of the ailments
peculiar to women, it will certainly %
worth your while to give Cardui a trial.
II has been helping weak women tor
more than so years, and will help yous
too.
Try Cardul. Your druggist sells it.
Writ. to. Chattanooga Medicine Co.. Ladies'.
ADVISORY Dept. Chatts ncoRa. Tenn, for !SIeessS
Issfrnrtioxs on your case and 64-page book. Home
Treatment for Women "in plain wrapper. NC. III
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-07-22
Teachers Ana

Senator Joseph l.. Bristow Of Kan.
sas contributed this one at a recent
banquet when reference was made ia
the somewhat doubtful age of the
fair sex.
In village school a short time ayo
SO ran the senator's anecdote. tbe
teacher was instructing a class Of
small youngsters in history, whose
lesson for that day related to the
Civil war. The wish of the teacher
was to impress on the minds of the
children how long ago it had oc.
cured.
Just think. children" she cara
fully remarked, glancing up and down
the class. that terrible war was
fought so long ago that even I do NOT
remember it."
Gee. Miss Nary" earnestly or.
claimed one Of the wondering kid,
Was 1t before the ood!"-Philadel.
phia Telegraph
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-07-22

barbara, we had best humor him
little for q day or two. And for gooo
ness sake, don't mention Clark Town
sends name till this spell has worl
off,"
Late that evening Barbara sat q
her window thinking Of Clark, VINO
was forbidden even her front gate
| when his voice called softly from be
low: Barbara, come down, Just fo'
| minute"
oh" she whispered frantically. on
Clark, please 60 away"
Not until you come down. please
Trembling, Barbara made her way
through the silent house and let her'
self noiselessly out at the unused
front door. What made you come!
she sobbed nervously, when the young
! man loomed close in the darkness. III
la,her 1nds You here he'll never for
give me and do not know what he
will do to you What has happened!
lie--he threatened TO shoot you If you
came here again. Please-please go
away. Quick!"
You mean you do not want me to
stay iarby?" For answer. barbara
chung to him very satisfactorily. LIS
ten, dear, l can't give you up like
this. Why, we love each other. do we
not, little grip"
"Oh, yes; but what is the use?"
There is this much use; we are
going to be married tomorrow. Now
listen; III be down here at the bend
In the road at twelve, sharp. You
must manage to get away while they
are at dinner If can once have you
in the rig, iii put up Lucy against any
horse in this neighborhood!"
But Clark" TREMENDOUSLY. '"where
can we live? Father will never have
US here after this!"
Leave that to me. Just you prom
lse to be there. Here Is rope. Barb;
pack your suitcase and let 1t down to
me. You'll probably have to be mar.
ried in that blue bingham affair you
wear mornings"
Barbara stole breathlessly back to
complete her preparations, and not
until she knew Clark was safe on his
homeWard way did she lay her head
on the window sill and sob the happi.
est tears OF her uneventful life.
Dinner was prepared carly at the
Shepard home next day that the farm.
er and his wife might go to town. 1t
was with the utmost difficulty that
barbara escaped at the appointed
hour by iove," cried Clark as he
swung her into his buggy, your folks
lave turned into the road It's going
to be a close CALI" And Lucy shot
oil as If she realized the part she had
TO play.
Eut the license was safe In his
pocket, and the minister's door stood
open. Clark just held her hand lit
tie tighter when voices sounded out
Sde and Farmer Shepard and his wife
came in breathlessly. as the ceremony
began
barbara Shepard, what a looking
bride" sobbed her mother, when the
minister's voice had ceased. Now l
guess you can see, Hiram; you've al
ways thought | was too steady with
her. She's got her head, now, and
mercy knows where she will stop"
Never mind, mother" soothed the
farmer with astonishing good humor.
IT'S up to Clark to manage her, and
I'm not worrying about him, any!"
Copyright. 1913, by the Mcclure News
paper Syndlcate.)
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-07-22
Most Unhatterinn-

George w. Perkins, in a tariff arpu.
ment, said the other day:
Well, that may be a good defense
brt 1t certainly isn't very fiattering m
the intelligence of the American neo.
pie. 1t is. in fact. SO untlattering tba,
II reminds me OF chap who was
sued for breach of promise.
This chap was twenty-five. and the
lady suing him was forty or so.
What is your deefnse?" the ,ud,.
asked.
The defendant waved his hand
toward the lady and promptly re-.
piled:
insanity, your houor.'s
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-07-22
Insu!ts U. S. Fiaa: Men Strike.

Hoboken, N. J.-Because a Canadian
referred to the American flag as a
dirty oh rag" 50 OF his American
fellow-workers at the Fletcher Iron
works have gone on strike They
refuse to return until the Canadian Is
dismissed
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-07-04
GLENCOE

C. King and family and VIM. Boyde
from Benly were down to Glencoe
fishing for a few days.
John Pounds who has ben running
an engine at Kintyre is back at his
old post on the stage line again.
Mrs. G. A. Wood Of Senon, s. D.,
is here visiting her 0 l.. B. Wood
OF Glencoe.
:, +. K. Penney Of Hazelton has pur-
chased the W. Henderson REQ car.
No hill is too big for him to climb.
The general prospect for crops in
this vicinity are very good.
r. Fl. Woodland OF Glencoe has
started the basement for his new res-
idence east Of the store.
Frank and Simon Goughnon Of Haz-
elton drove over to Glencoe with their
buzz wagon. They report crops very
good in the locality of Hazelton.
H. D. Smith of the Coover ranch
has commenced to cut hay. He says
the frost will have to go some to
catch him this year.
Mr.. A. Mcdonald who has been
state land commissioner the last six
years is again moving back to his
farm in Emmons county. We under
stand he is to build a new residence.
Let the good work go o.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-07-04
kINTYRE

Subject for next meeting will be
opened by Miss Grace Peters.
All Juniors are invited
Locals.
Mr., VIM. Stanek made a trip to
Napoleon last Saturday.
Some of the towns-people took IN
the Old Settlers picnic held last week
at Steele.
Mr.. Gronna is visiting several
friends at Hebron during the e
DR.. Hammel Of Mcintosh n Or,
Carleton of Hebron attended the fun
eral Of Miss Mildred Lane.
The new telephone line being run
to Braddock and connecting it with
Kintyre, is being erected, and Will go
as far north as Mr.. J. c. Sisco's place
Mr.. C. Myers Of the local lumber
yard made a business trip to Napo-
leon last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. II, Hamel of Apple
ton, Wis, the parents OF Mrs. Lane
are visiting at the home Of the latter
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-07-04
BY "HOP'

this week.
The Passing Of Miss Mildred Lane.
The sudden death of Miss Mil
dred Lane occurred here last Saturday,
the 2Sth OF June. She had ben suffer.
ing for a short time from an attack
Of tonsilitis, which ultimately develop
ed into blood poisoning, the result OF
the bursting of a blood vessel. Until
recently she was the very picture OF
health and happiness. The news OF
her death came as a terrible shock
to the entire community, as she was
held in highest esteem and greatly
respected by all who knew her. She
took a very practical interest in the
activities OF tho kintyre church and
for this she will be especially remeT-
bcred.
Our heartfelt sympathy is extended
to the bcrcavcd members Of the fam.
lily.
The intcrmHnt took place last Sat
nrday evening at the Kintyre ccne.
terry, after a brief service had been
held at her home. A memorial service
was held the next day at the Presby-
terrain church, conducted by Rev. ]. M.
Macmillan. Her favorite hymns were
sung by a number of the ladies, and
the service was a very Impressive one.
The entire congregation then march
ed in professional order to the Gene
terry, where they all sang We'll New
err Say Goodbye in Heaven
This hymn was also sung at the in
terment.
The church was approptaireETTE
The church was appropriately dec
Grated and thoroughly indicated the
| expression and sense Of loss felt by
ar 13oT ~; au1c