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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-03
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nit gesns aui bic SSnieIu I'm 1gnl'
idlen Wseer. 4uh nit 8eSug a1if 0lele
peroen suir- aui ,lnieren Soroerungen
beiteben.
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anrahrne. baf, ipier enentnea etipas
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len wiirben. iii irrltesriirtoet. Weld1er
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pei, nod cuf bic Snftln i'm dsdiihen
aQser psrsihten.-
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rnItln i'm Gadiih.n War ipirb iid
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bdli ss fir tpabrihinlif. baB bic Sns
& ftln untsr bic Girsiienbsn pertbeilt
,uerbsn. 2iuf isben Gan slaubt man.
bob bic Grfnbr elmer Wiebsraufnabms
Der Btir' ,siisieiten poriibsr i'll uni
baB bis 6robunsen psridieoensr Dslts
eaten nur ais bas slusfpielen bon
1rumpflnrten In bsm biplomatifNsr
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thun. odnn lpiirbe bic eonjs Welt Be-
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-03


Die 9pnamiter TN gu d >
baufe.
supennortb g., 2. Sanuar.
Die perurtbeilteu Opndmiter puroen
TN bteiigen guHoes 9efdngnifie duT
peritieDenartigs Dsiie beiadftigt.
einise 4purben nit 3immsrlsuts>, aus
oere nit Eiihen 2lrbeiten betrtE&
Ter Gan Jrantiscoer 4rbeiterfubrer
uHo Reoattsur Olaf 5Detmoe 1puros
nit Gurtofielihdlsn beibdftigt, tpdb@
reno frant u. Rpan, Der Yr6froeni
bss Struttur Qrbeiter BerbQnoes,
in Der 3immermoHus Weritdtte !eid,
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On. 2eglsiter, pon Genpsr, bsHer
Geiunbbeit qnseriffen lit, srbielt ars
bsiet i'm iSrisn sugeptsisu. Webrers
Der 9efangensn tpurosu nit 4Onitrut'
.ionssIrbsiteH beihdftigt. tpis liter
hnupt isner nab ieinen beften Hr1fter
in Quipruh ssnournen tpiro.
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mitarben barfen
dppeIIiren.
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Der gunnssritter Qnoerfon bat ON
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perurt6eilten 9paauitarbsn Die gr:
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seitis on. oab 6erbsrt 9. Sotiu mi
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III isinsm 6aa tetne 9erufun3 singe'
legt psroeH Euiiroe.
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men bsmotratii9 Den
Gcuperneur.
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bat ON 9onnsrftag IN ssmeiniaaftlt
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RepubIitansr snthisl!su ii4 oer4bitim
mung.
Die 2esisIatur fiil!te in semeiu
ituftliter Sisung AUDI bier gdtan5e
! i'm 5tautsfenat ous. sic ertpdbli
pier Iemotratsu, 70 odB oieie iest eir
Mlaioritdt i'm Senat baben.
/ Die grtplblung bes Gouperneur
fisl Der 2egislatur su, neil 5elte
teine uloioritGt aIIsr Stinmen e,
batsn bate, oa bret Sidets i'm Jelt
1p1ren.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-03

Mustano. Selegrapb
9ie Ntrbiluoetett tpie
bic 9lrfem
Erfl3ren uxter feinen DeSias
snnsen weitere 3su5eiiie.
Hem, ma4eH 81 uollen,
ilab DC. 1anetp orpbt NIT eDiber'
anfnabme oer 3eisbfe!istetfeH.
man glaubt aber bennod, baB balo elm
sgrisben ,su Gianoe ioulmer ipiro.
Runiin.n fd3eint fi6 aber indfpiihsn
ouf einsn Rrss usrsubereiten.
81
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iparnt Dronireih.
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Msxnn Rublano nit Seiterre!4 tpe9en
G<rbiens in einen aonflitt Der'
ni6elt nerbeH iollte.
Cine 1insTiIde 5ruppensolonHs bon
Tibetanern 9eihIdgsn.
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pbon 5isso In einem DUEL osrs
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Cincinnati. lreitae, oem 3. s,annar 1913.

JnfanO=C
Den Oerurt6siQen Dynamite
ri6ea
eSt pun benz Ynnoesrih ter Ans
oeriun Die GrlaubniR
ertbeilt tuoroen
8esen lire Verurtbeiluus 5u
appeiliren.
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llrtbsil 5ufriebsn.
s:s~
giHsu Gemotrotiihen 9punsrneur
!9at bic 2ssisIoAr DVRsp Sampi4irs
etIDQglI.
-~.se
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tung in goiie, SooAo,
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st
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Erflaren uxter feinen DeSia.
.smnsen meitere asH5eiiio.
xem. ma4en 81 iuuaen,

1lab 4r. 9anetu orobt NIT Oioer'
Gnfnabme ber 5e;sois!istetfeH.
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DeiI lie cine GutfAsioung beg Ge
ridts trittiirt batteH.
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man qlonbt dber bennod, baB balo Elm
sgrisoen ,su Gidnbe iommeH ip'ro.
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Nm- ROtsIslsr nod nitt ssfunben
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5 il fIinge.

MbniIIe. 9. G., 2. San. Sran
Iubrep 2afien, Satin eiues bier
pobnenoen 3rnr1rermanns, ipurSe am
Gonneritag bon fiinf Suaben entbiln.
ben, Die ole poqis normal ert1pifelt
tpareir. 9rei BON ben fiiuf 2tnoern
befirtben ith nod am 2ebeu.
peiratbsIuitise bei dpiu :
belt.
Des 90 oines, Soma, 2. San.--
Jlprence 9amble, 80 Sabre alt. bat
bieiigsn 9unbesbeamten seosniiber sin=
eeitanosn, bab iie NIT msbr ais 500
5ungsefeusn TN sansen 2onss torre'
ltpsuStTt slno pon Ssslsns Hssx6se IN
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Cine 1insIi1he 5ruppsnsolonHs bon
Tibeianern 9efhIogsn.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1913-10-24
Johnston Republicans.

At the Republican Caucus held in
Calefs Hall, Thornton, last Friday even
ing the following nominations were made
Town Moderator-Wiliam Z. Colwell;
Town Cerk--Stery X. Luther Town
TreaSurer-WlIiam Burton; Town Ser.
geant-Hiram Kimball; Council-No. {,
Theodore 5. Hughes No. 2, Olney II
Williams; No 3, Frederick Heath; No
4, Willis II. Sweet; No. S, George Greaves
No. 9, John J. Dolan; No. 7. Angelo Ca.
peli; Tax Assessor-Herbert Baldwin
Moderator for District No. Jacob b. w
Wilder; Clerk for District No. I-Sterry
K. Luther; Moderator for District No. 2
Arthur T.. Angel; Clerk for District No
2--Irving S. Wall; School Committee
Walter J Howard.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1913-10-24
Frank p. Gardner of Plain6eld street,
is serving on the jury this week.

Frank p. Gardner of Plain6eld street,
is serving on the jury this week.
Some Rhode Island fishermen predict a
poor lake fishing season this winter, be-
cause of the scarcity of live bait. There
are plenty Of salt water chubs, but many
fishermen claim that these are not as good
for fishing as the live bait caught in fresh
water.
The 35rd annual convention of the X. l
Sunday School association will be held
October 2Sth-29th in the First Universal
ist Church, corner Greene and Washing
ton streets, Providence. In connection
with the convention, the 18th annual ban.
quet will be held at noon on the closing
day and a special program Of speakers Is
now being arranged.
Tile Rhode Island Tuberculosi:
Association, through its Secretary Wal
lace Hatch has just placed an order will
the American National Red Cross for tive
million Red Cross Christmas Seals, 10, oo'
advertising blotters, 10, 900 envelopes TO
distributing seals, 1000 wreath cards an'
4, 900 for sale here cards, for use in tn
Red Seal campaign for the comini
Christmas.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1913-10-24
THORNTON.


The Victoria and Pocasset Mills are
running nights.
There was wedding on Monday at ST.
Rocco's Church,
George Cauington has taken a position
in Philadelphia.
Thomas A. Humphreys has taken a
position in Lowell,
Johnston Lodge, Order Of Moose, gave
an entertainment on tuesday evening IN
Calefs Hall.
The supper and sale at the Congrega-
tional Chapel on Monday evening, was
well patronized,
The Thornton Foot Bail team will play
the Potter & Johnson team on the home
grounds on Saturday.
The Parkers' a crack Pawtucket foo,
ball team, defeated the Thorntons on Sat
urday at Thornton 4 IoI.
Tie family Of Mr.. James Carroll arrived
here from England on Saturday Mr.
Carroll has a position at the Victorii
Mills.
The Harvest Concert az the Congrega
tional Church last Sunday evening, wa
very interesting to the large numbe
present.
William Humphrey, who recently re
signed as manager Of the Co-opela ativ'
store at Greystone, has taken a simils
position at Saylesville.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1913-10-24
Fogarty-MCGinn.

Fred Fogarty, formerly clerk at the
Olneyville Post Office and now holding q
similar position in the Providence Post.
Office and Miss Katherine McGinn, lately
a teacher in the Providence schools, were
married on Tuesday morning at St.
Mary's Church. A reception followed a,
the residence of the brides parents on
Meader street. On their return from a
wedding trip, MI and Mrs. Fogarty will
reside in Auburn.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1913-10-24
GRANITEVILLE.

The Henry Adams place was sold this
week to A. Pelan.
The new reservoir Of the Stoneleigh
Water Co. is nearly completed.
Many from this place attended the eau
Gus at Thornton last Friday evening.
The Graniteville foot ball team defeat
ed the Manton team on Saturday, to {
on the Lymansville grounds.
The schools here will close on Thursda,
and Friday OF next week on account of tn,
Teachers Institute in Providence.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1913-10-24

Micheal Gorham, special constable of
the Town of North Providence, was found
dead about O'Clock on Monday on Allen.
dale avenue. A hemmorhage was proba-
bly, the cause of his death Mr.. Gorham
was for many years employed as a
machinist at the Lymansvile Mills and
had been a special constable some time.
lie was one Of the best known citizens of
this section. sTs
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1913-10-24
ROCKLAND.

Work is progressing on Frank Water.
mans new house.
Mr.. and Irs. Waldo Hawkes. have re-
turned from a visit TO relatives in Pascoag.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1913-10-24

Job printing of all kinds at the Times
Office, Olneyvlle.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-10-10
GIRLS! GIRLS! TRY II,
BEAU7IFY YOUR hair
MAKE IT THICK, GLOSSY, WAVY,
LUXURIANT AND REMOVE
ALL DANDRUFF.

Your hair becomes light, wavy,
fluffy, abundant and appears as soft,
lustrous and beautiful as young
girls after a "Danderine hair
cleanse" Just try this-moisten a
cloth with u little Danderine and
carefully draw it through your hair,
taking one small strand at a time.
This will cleanse the hair Of DUST
dirt and excessive oil and in Just a
few moments you have doubled the
beauty of your hair.
Besides identifying, the hair at
once, Danderine dissolves every par
ticle of dandruff; cleanses, purifias
and invlgorates the scalp, forever
stopping itching and falling lair.
But what will please, You most will
be after a few weeks use when you
will actually see new hair---fine aud
downy at first yes-but really new
hair growing all over the scalp. If
you care. for pretty, soft lair aud
lots Of it surely get % cent bottle
Of Knowlton's 'Danderine from any
druggist or toilet counter, and just
try It.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-10-10
IS
HOTTEST DAY.
YoM K1pPUR WILL BE FITTING.
LY OBSERVED BY THE JEWS
OF FAIRMoNT.
CENTRAL COUNCIL OF AMERICAN
RABBIS SENDS OUT AN.
N0UNCEMENT.

The Day OF Atonement, the hottest
day in the Jewish calendar, which
falls on Saturday, Oct. II, will be
duly celebrated in FairmOnt by the
Jewish population.
Services will begin this evening
and continue all day tomorrow in
the Fleming building on Main
street. The sacred service Of "Kol
Nirde" will be led this evening by
the local rabbi, Rev. NJ. Cohen, and
sermon in English by Rabbi Ratsn,
Of Brooklyn, n. ". will be read by
Mr.. Simon D. Goodman. president OF
Fairmont Lodge No. 1876, !. 0. B. B..
under whose auspices the services
this year are being held.
The stores of the local Jewish mer-
chants will be closed all day Satur-
day until shutdown and the majority
will reopen about O'Clock in the
evening.
The Day Of Atonemcnt Is Yam ha-
Kippurim, later shortened to Yom
Kippur. The Central Council CT
American Rabbis sends out the fol
lowing announcement:
According to Biblical tradition
Yom Kippur is one Of the cycle OF
holidays instituted by Moses; for We
find it mentioned in Leyiticns XIII,
2S-32, in the list Of holidays. Its
ceremonial is described in Lev. XVI,
its sacrifices in numbers XXTX, Ill.
However, the Day Of Atonemcnt
Is not dependent on the sacrifieiaI
service prescribed in the Bible
Thus, after the destruction Of the
temple in the 70, when sacrifices
were abolished, the Day OF Atone
ment was able to survive. and Of all
the holidays Of the Jewish calendar
1t has most completely held its OWE
in the hearts and observance of thu
Jewish people. Emphasis was lait
upon confession. penitencc, prayer
and good deeds. 1t became the day
of 'affIicting ones soul (Isaial
'LXIII, 3, 81 which was interpreted
| as meaning fasting from the eve o
AtOnement until the following even
ing. AS in the Biblical ceremonial
confession continues to be an i'm
portant feature Of the service; yet
while confession brings forgiveness
Of sins between man and his Maker
sins between man and man are no
forgiven until redress Is made fo
the injury. The eve OF Atonemcn
Fay, therefore, becomes the occa
sion for the cessation Of feuds ant
lnl-will. And the Day Of Atonemen
is known as the Sabbath Of Sabbatll
z4when we are ut peace. with al
the world. ~
1.-The service of the Day offAtonG
mcnt beginning with Xii Nidrc ser
vice on the eve OF Atonement is
continuous one throughout the Ell
tire day. The prayers in the Syna
gogue are intonGd in plaintive pcni
tential tones. The spirit Of the mas
terly sermon of Isaiah lis. LVEI
49,, which is the prophetical POI
ition of the mornings reading,
manifested throughout"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-10-10
The Unfinished Story.

"Why, when We was up the ANA
zon," said the loquacious sailor, "tile
mosquitoes was terrible. They used
to roost on the leaves and bark
Come, come" demonstrated one
OF his audience, you can't expect US
to believe that, you know. Mosquit-
Ues don't bark"
"Whatja butt in for before l fin
ish?" queried the sailor Indignantly
what was gotn TO say was that
they'd roost on the leaves and barn
Of the trees
But he found himself addressing
space.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-10-10
House Members, Arrest. Ordered.

WASHINGTON, NOGt." l0.EWhen
the house adjourned late yesterday
2O6 members, nine short Of quorum,
had reported, and a resolution was
adopted retaining in force an order
to the sergeant-at-arms for the ar
rest of absent members.
Every absentee has been notified
by telegraph that.d Wafarnt has been
issued and all who can 'be found in
Washington, who. haze not reported,
will be brought L: THE bar Of the
House. ~,
Majority Lcader" Underwood, win
returned today from Atlantic City
urged members WHO can do 50 to re,
turn until the urgent deficiency DIP
preparation bill, as amended by thu
senate, can be sent. to conference am
disposed OF.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-10-10
.Rnt II nidn,t Matter Much

An impressionist artist was asked
TO dine at the house of a man who
had bought one of his paintings.
After the meal the. host led his guest
to the library where the picture had
been hung and asked the artist If he
was pleased with thee feet.
Have ] hung it right" the host
anxiously, asked.
well" replied the artist, putting
his head on one side and thoughtful
ly squirting ut the work. II should
hang II the other side.up. Ealways
hame."
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-10-10
Battleship Program.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 9.-President
Wilson will submit the admInistra-
ton three-battlsship program to tho
entire cabinet fiext TUESDAY. secre-
lary Daniels and others ar, urging
him to make ii a. "administration
policy" and unite democrats In its
support before it goes into congress.
Already It has found much support
in administrator and congressional
circles. A government armor plate
factory is likely to be included.
Secretary Daniels today conferred
with Senator, Tillman, chairman Of
the senate naval committee. Sepa-
tor Tillman would not outline his
own views further than to say that
lie believed the United States should
build big ships provided the docking
facilities were adequate to care for
them.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-10-10
Aholishes Roman Numerals.

Secretary McAdoo today inStructl-
cd the supervising archit oct of tile
treasury to Use Arabic instead Of Ro-
man numerals on al public buildings.
because OF the, difficulty the average
citizen finds in'interpreting H}oman
numerals. d, IT.. -, 5..n ,,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-10-10
Worried.

There are two things" remark
cd Fogg. In a contemplative mood,
athat don't understand One is
how the world got along before
came into it; and the other, how 1t
is going to get along after have
left it."
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Urges Naval PROGRAM.

Senator Brandegee asked the SEN
ate naval committee today TO consid-
or permanent naval policy, with .
regular program for the annual
building of battleships and auxiliar-
les, while there are no acute foreign
questions pending
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No Quorum. No Speaker, No Clerk

No Quorum. No Speaker, No Clerk.
Minority Leader Mann continued
his Gilibuster today, against refer
ence of the urgent deficiency appro-
rriation bill to conference until
quorum of members returns to Wash
tngton. When the house adjourned
late in the afternoon,'it was 20 short
of a quorum.
Not only was the house without u
quorum, but without u speaker and
q clerk. Speaker Clark sent word
for the rc-design9t1on Of Represcn~
tatiye sllarlry of'EenlHcky, ag speak
er pro tomporc, ard Mr.. Shcrlpy aCt'
ed, Notwithstanding the fact that
y 'slGRt8st- 4.
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In the. House.

Met at noon.
Representative Michael F. Conry,
of New York, approved as a member
of the ways and means committee.
succeeding Francis Burton Harrison.
Adjourned at An" O'Clock until
noon Friday.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-10-10

what have you with your"
"a lock Of my wife's hair"
GLOW romantic. Going to have a
locket made for it, ! presumed"
mo; she gave 1t to me this morn
ing as il sample. Wants me to|try
10 match it in switch"
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She'll Learn.

What do you think.
Il"!cn had the nerve to tell me that
she believes about half Of what
tell her.
Maud-Oh! we'll. she's still young
and crcdulous.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-10-10
For Palm Beach.

Have the geese started south
YETI"
Cant say. haven't seen the
New York society papers lately"
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1nathe House

Met at noon and resumed business
Of getting a QUORUM: TO, work on the
urgent deficientyEbin.-(
Adjourned ut 3:44 p. M. TO noon
Thursday. ,.-r>.>..,...
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-10-10
Never Can Tell.

What have we llere?"
Mob chasing a murderer"
"Ah, yes. To hang him. or to
crown him with laurels which he Is
too modest to acCept?"
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Asks New Arnor Bids.
In the Senate

Not in session; meets Thursday at
noon. .tsFbSksSS-
President Frank A. Vanderlip, of
the National City bank gave his
views on currency &fotm torthe SEN
ate banking committee.
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In the Senate.

Met at noon.
Banking committee continued to-
hear President Vanderlip Of the Ma
tional City bank of New, York.
Adjourned at 2iS7l O'Clock until
noon Monday. " aa.,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-10-10
Parcel Post. Change Asked.

Changes in pastai. rates 20 adtlA'S
books and printed, matter to tRe par
Gel post have been submitted by
Postmaster General .Durl9son 70 the
interstate commerce commission. An
investigation has been ordered and
October 20. set as the final date fo for
filing statements or requests bear
ing on the question.
Asks New Armor Bids.
Secretary Daniels, after recently
rejecting identical bids of the Car,
negie Bethlehem and MidTale steel
companies for battleship armor
plates, today gave the companies IN
til Tuesday to submit supplemental
bids, with the notice that he would
consider only competitive bids, at a
reduced price.
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!, tile minority leader insisted he had
been named irregularly.
lI - A3IFIEy TE#l1I5 Eal7F5y T7Tt
'llglEE!zI|.E'.I.I5!Z: !
Buying More

m ~! :.si
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