davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The record. (Greenville, Ky.) 1899-1???, 1913-06-12
Pointed Paragraphs.

Many Dasiyrs are self made.
Any man wJthoat friends is a man
without m9aeg.
The bunkc artist peyei wastes
any time on the hobo.
To him that hath trouble nofe
shall be given.
1t takes other people to see the
silver Innings of our clouds.
4 pans wife will contradict him
even il size sappeas to think as he
does.
Many a man gets tutasd down
while waiting for something to turn
up.
Sift the talk that you hear and
you will have one part wheat and
nias parts chat.
A womsu ass as much excitement
getting her fortane iGid as a man
has in making his.
1t is easier for the average actress
~ get pufts in her hair than in the
newspapers.
The girl who is as pretty as a
picture should nescf GLOW herself to
get in an ugly frame OF pilpa.
Woman can put on enough CLOTH
ing In winter to keep her warm. and
take of enough in summer to. keep
her cool.
The record. (Greenville, Ky.) 1899-1???, 1913-06-12
T0R SHERIFF..

We are authorized to announce the
candidacy az Gob..rt Nickliilc for
sheriff of Muhlcabcrg County. snni'd
la the action " she Democratic par y.
We are authorized 10 announce the
card. lacy Of James l.. Borgess. for
sheriff of Muhlcnbcrg county. subject
to the action OF TIE Democratic party.
We are authorized 10 announce the
candidacy Of Chas. L. blackwell for
sheriG of Muhlenberg County, subject
To the action of the Citizens party.
The record. (Greenville, Ky.) 1899-1???, 1913-06-12
FOB COUNTY COURT CLERK.

We are authorized 10 announce the
candidacy 81 :. Leo Fentrcss Tor clerk
Of the Muhlenherg County Court. sub
ject TO the Hctior of the Democratic
party.
Ne.are authorized to anronucc The
candidacy Of Joan ~ Taylor iur clerk
ufihe Muhlcnbcrg County Court sub
Zee. To the action of The citizens part D..
The record. (Greenville, Ky.) 1899-1???, 1913-06-12

Another thing that is worrying us
auto owners is that just as we are
getting able TO run our this year
car with sufficient assurance to
make it some pleasure the 1914 mod
els are appearing, with improve
ments and conveniences that make
our ars appear mass of junk.
The record. (Greenville, Ky.) 1899-1???, 1913-06-12

WITH the child of a crippled
rnu,ier winning the prize in a Phil
sdel phss eDsenic baby show. add
an Italian bsy winning the contest
for native Amesa<sg tenors in Mass
achusetts, We begi1 20 grow a bit
dizzy and wonder what seieDce Is
ali about, anyway.
The record. (Greenville, Ky.) 1899-1???, 1913-06-12
F6R IAILER.

We are authorized 10 announce tne
candidacy of Ohas, W. Sfovail for Jail
or Of Muhlerberg County. subject TO
the action Of the Democratic party.
We ere authorized Ia announce the
candidacy Of Simon y. Miller for jailcr
OF ,Iuhlen berg County. subject 10 the
act on az the Citizens party.
The record. (Greenville, Ky.) 1899-1???, 1913-06-12

Il all surgeons were like that EN-
inc ~ specialist of New YORK. who,
act IdIug TO BIS own story. yiii not
op, ate for less than $50, 900 the
void might be richer ia whole and
hes tiny people.
The record. (Greenville, Ky.) 1899-1???, 1913-06-12
F0R REPRESENTATIVE.

We arc authorized Ia anGpunce the
c;.u didacy OF I'd Frost for the Legis
latare to represent Muhlenberg coanty
in the General Assembly of Kentucky
subject to the action of the Democratic
primary. August >.
The record. (Greenville, Ky.) 1899-1???, 1913-06-12

PERiRvE. unique tobacco raised
in this country. is limited in quan,i-
ty, aad the district producing it Is
coufned to a small section of ST.
James parish, on the east side OF the
The record. (Greenville, Ky.) 1899-1???, 1913-06-12
FaR SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS.

We are authorized 20 announce Miss
Amy 81. Longest = candidate for super
in,endent az public instruction. sub
iect to the 9.tiuD of the Democratic
party.
The record. (Greenville, Ky.) 1899-1???, 1913-06-12

.ARDENT woman sufffsgis,s should
remember that men have had the
vote Tor qaite while, and yet they
are not entlrels happr.
The record. (Greenville, Ky.) 1899-1???, 1913-06-12

IN the case of Jack Johnson.
Uncle Sam seems TO be The white
hope.
The record. (Greenville, Ky.) 1899-1???, 1913-06-12

ITMY is experimenting with an
arnored automobile. This exiting
uishes the pedestrians last hope.
The record. (Greenville, Ky.) 1899-1???, 1913-06-12

Let Mac fix youT clock watch,
,r jewelry. All work guaranteed.
The record. (Greenville, Ky.) 1899-1???, 1913-06-12

Your laundry business viii be ap-
preclatsd by Miss Lena Arnold
Packages called for and delivered.
The record. (Greenville, Ky.) 1899-1???, 1913-06-12

See Nc for watch repair work.
The record. (Greenville, Ky.) 1899-1???, 1913-06-12
THURSDAY. JUNE T., lfli.

Entered At the Grernvillt, Ky, postofiiee a
second class matter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-14

9ieception for Donmorfs &c
lanot.
stort Crfeiter, oaulfe Nlelo
BIER.
San9forcl1il1gcn u9prel," al 5ar
6ronciSco.
aorte 1aler Z 2ogcns og ga
gems slnleonillg, al @cIanOtell ITO
itillinac1s Gr.riioel1t, 9pcnS Borg
meter, Wuperl1prcns Meprelentant
Gmn1arf-9pglin -aomitecns 6or
mono.
Son9forellil11cn uSrogc" al Sof
lan0.
Ganifc 1Solfcnonie / @oitnne.
Stnrt @al.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-14
Nirs. Soubru,u gsilion, Dor npe

MrS. SNDDDruW yStl1Dm, Dor l1Dt
BrelioentS @ltItrl1, lfal otter bpoi
Ser fortGlles ent bc1oc, pnrc SET,
melt bnslige &pilr0c, JONI paa mal1
&C slar bar pGrct @crlfcrilloe Sci
Spibe S1,s. Nieo al iin Srtelligel1s
| 90 locialc Dn0c for Dln Suns fo1
bnsli9 9pgge, iom bum ierlia
@rao forltaor at lpreoe ON Jig. Sen
|ferlte Dag / set @pioc pus bel1yt=
tebe Mrs. @ilion og benoes Getre
til at beie lit npe Sjcln. 5aa mart
Be par frr0ige mes iSrofolten, BE-
gop Sc Jig, fuIgt al Mrs. Seffrop,
T@usboloerife Set @pioc S5us, lom
Mrs. @illon for bellnttct at BE-
|boloc, pao Ell Snipeftionstl,r. SO
bette CT CIT Gel, al bpab Sc fnnDt:
80 oa treoipe. flinfe Iieneltefotf.
80 opati9e &offepigcr. st &ipffel1
|noltprct mes allc tioslnrsiigc @c-
fpelnmcligbe6cr.. st 9Siono / bpiot
oa @ulo, peroiot til $4,000. So
|biolu,oerliae f(aa seprcs &qier,
|paroiat til $4,000 stpffet. Glie=
ma1ericr al itor Serb, 2plcfroner,
in1pffc0c mes $4,000 9srisn1erc.
6lere Gorcellrnsierpiccr, bper BE-
itaaenbc al 1850 Stpffer. st Gulo
|Stats-Scrpice til Sc mere fornelle
|Silltell1il,ger. Iicu bpoo Ser iir1
frpoeoc Mrs. ssilion, bar set prrg.
|tiNe Gribbus, lon1 ooalig foripncr
Set @pioe 'Sus og Hreiioentcl1s So
n1ilie mes @lomiter
Mrs. 9Siliou tittcoc poa lin lipli=
ge Moooe illo / allc 5fa6e pg SPIT
iefamre og panOt ltrafs 5jcl1erlfa=
bet for Jig pc0 lin Genlig6co oa
Tprltoaclie. Gcll GLADE &portet
Fpanorc0e pioerc til 5clifubsprrcl=
iernc / fprltc Gtoge, bpor Nfiis
Maraoret, iom CT Set 1mtiifolife
Mc6lem al sSalnilicn, ltunoleoe for
at prepe Set itore foraplote llpgel
i Set pltligc &urelie. Sum long cit
lioen Sang, ioct blun ipille6c, og
Sc Srb, ser ojerlso Set ltore Soc
relie pg 1t6e @orrioorcn, bar BE-
|tegnenbe Orb, tbi bun lang:
Mid pleasures and palaces, tho
we may roam,
Be it ever so humble, there's no
place like home.
@iterat 0omerue bapoc beiet &u.
iet, begpr1ote Sc at orone fine Sager
/ fine reipeftipe &Grclier, og 8ige-
berncne leb ll0 og ino Dinanoens
&erelier, cller in0 til Manu for
at foo eooe Maoo, og oeres GLADE
2otter pionc0c noflon1 pllt bpor
|lpffelige Sc fpltc Jig. 9)frs. @illon
ielp bar troplt beifj9ftiget mes fine
Sefretprer, Miis sSiabelle &ugner,
iom ii,t Sis par Mrs. 5bepoore
&oolcpelts @efretGr, og Mils Sc
len gSooorom Bones, ser CT ben=
BEG 3ripatiefreter. 9agens bobe6=
iagelige .slrbeioe beltoo / at beipare
oe mango 9pfpnifningsbrepe, JON
bar anfommen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-14
9lm6asiaopr @ilion bcifylbes for
at hope fremmct Wfabcrps fSalb. 8e=

slmbasiabpr &ilion beifDloes for
at bare ire1nmct Mabcros 5alo. 8e=
ffploningerlm mos @cnrp 9onc~ 8il=
ion, omerifarif 9lmbaslaopr til
Merico, for at Gope biulpet til at
5tprte Moocros Megiering bor paft
CT bel Gel Spiigt @olbingtons
Gn1beosfrebie. S ltoenrigsocporte-
n1e1ltet pil0e man bperfen befrefte
eller be,,egte 8eifploningerne.
;sorlsg poo at erfare lt0enrigsmi=
niitcr 8rpol1s 6oloning ligeopcrfor
hen omerifonlfc s(mbaslaoprs slo=
fero. bar iorgjepes. Set blep for
melt fln0gjort, at SEN 1,pc lloen=
rigsminilter life bop6e babt Sio
til nogen nogen 9rl,noig l1n6erie=
gelie al Sc merifonifc Mfiercr og
6erfor life bil6e u6tale fig.
S Observation-Disclosures liges
man at. babe motaaet mango Me6=
belelier fra s(merifanere / @erico,
roiel1oe slmbasiabsr @ilion for Sci,
&oIoni1g, bon in0tog rnoer Sen fri.
tiife Sis.
5. y i - . '-zs - +.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-14

r6aber sbam er," iaeoe en- fat.
tig 8orger, rifploig ! al Stanosfor.
ffjel. Sab6e ban falot fig bon
Moan, iao babbe hi alle baret for
nen1n1e.".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-14

st iorierbelist Spl bpres fra
8arnepereliet. @fomo itprter ino
% timber 0lemon0 iiooenoe poo
@nlpet os ifrige.
@fama:: rSDa6 er tpeien?"
0leuono:: rl1b! ub! leg iotte
mig paa en- stoI, iom life fnnoteg!"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-14
Blan1t TatnHntlrmn.
8c,,,ioii-sagen.

Bcn1ibji=Sagen.
Sen ii. Morts bar 9luguit SobI=
fen for Iommerens 5frontc anflo-
get ior Niorbet paa 5oloonp9rte,
Som S. Maril1 Den /. Iebruar.
S @el1lcel,0c til 9Sarig1eo blep
set Sen fortelte 0iorolag / 8eltrami
Golt1tpS @iltorie. Sagen TOM for
Mtanoag ST. 8 og Sl1rpen bar laln=
let ipr NtiOoag, Gionerue afbert i11=
oen ST. 3 pg Stotel,s slntlager fer-
|0ig ST. 6, Toriporet fort efter,
0plnlneren ST. 8, % 1irs0og Mor=
gen ST. 10 roppprtcrcoc SSurpen
,lfploig ManoDrob iprlte @roo" !.
Ipnmel1 CT cnbnu life ailogt.
Slau @plearo, 5pn al Jolfe-
!ti1gsmano Mp(goar0-9ticlien / iDan=
mart, CT onlat iom Torlta,loer pes
0en fprl lte 9fejerilfple, Ser CT oprct-
|tct / llrl1guap
rSanif Sangcrforbnno al 9lme=
rita" bnrbc ino6eiatte bpcr cnelte
oanlf tSangforenirg fer 2anbet,
fra aplt til &plt s(rcl @rilrgelbocb,
Fertb s(mbop, q. S, CT Jormano
ior Hreslefonlitecl1.
6r. @m. Ssocrlnnb, 514 Ga
Sallc s(pey Chicago, er blepet 110=
nrpnt til forrclpon0erel10e Sefreter
for Observation-Disclosures @o=
c:ctp" 6un mootogcr S11omelbel=
or i Sclifabct og S,tbifription paa
SibSifriftct v5be 9lluerica11>Scan=
finopim 9iepiclp".
9posialo. Gjcrcn al @oitluicf
@otcl / Sacon1a, @al6, Nnocrs Sp=
reniel, afgif neb 96ocn Sen 30ie
M}orts, eftcr ilerc Tigers SpgOom.
6uu bleD fu6t Iu1ntarf on fon1
bcr til 2onbct ior 80 s(or li6en.
@on bolottc Jig @iinnelota, men
for Is slor li0cn orog 6on til Sa=-
coma os beapnote @rocerpforrct=
ming. Sencrc opertpg bon 9plt=
,picf @otcl. San cftcrlaoer @nfe,
emma Sprenien, oa cit ssiter /
9onmarf. 9egropcllcn forcgif fra
Sen 6onif=l1tt6. @irfe, og 2iget bi=
lottes Sacomu Mouioleum.
Sens Scnicn, Spn al Sans H.
Sssel1ic1l cit pelfjen0t Tarlner / 9eer=
geoen al 2itcbpille, e. 9uf., Mite
Sc forlc6en $3.50 &engcle0lcr, ion1
bon bar lpic 2on1n1e11, mems ban
bar 9yc1. Strafs ban m9rfc6e
lit Sab, begpn0tc bon at leOe eftcr
Gengenc, og SC blcD fltnone 9err=
beoen al Sernbancltationen @pen.
Ser er fife roget ulGopon(igt /, at
en sSarmergut / 9for0 0afoto b9rer
ioa mango Eengc lpie lin 9omlne,
bao0e biemme og u0e, friper "2itcb=
billie Bulletin, lom beretter open=
1toocn0c @en6elie.
Nrucn ira 9anmarf. sie0e1lS
oonife 8labe jGpnlig -bringer mere
eller min6re fantaltiife Mel0inger
ON s(rp ira slmcrifa, .ifer Set iiGl=
Dent, at Sc ltore Mrpeloooer gaar
sen n1poiatte Sci. st iao6ont Sil-
fel6e nle00cles Oog I'LL ira Delr
Der. Golo., bbor en oanlf @fan6,
Gbriltion @is9aaro, Ser arbei0e6e
iom Horter en @ul0ime0ebl1tif,
bar faaet WteO0elelle ONT, at ban bar
orpet $4,000 efter lin 6ooer og
Setter i ajebenbapn. 8isgaaro
bar, 6a ban fit Me60elellen, ifaro
mes at fejc @ulpet i 8utifen; ban
gif ltrofs til aoniulens 8o11tor og
fit 116betalt cit 9el af Gengene, og
efter at bope anbragt 0isle / 8an=
fen, tog ban otter fat paa lin Scott
/ 8ntiffen. !@an bar 6 8ern at
forigrge og bar noattet arbeioe
banr6t / lange Iiber, og ban er MI
|fonmet Iaale6es / Gone 1ne6 at
bol6e rent @utifen, at Set pil6e
blibe panlfeligt at fomme 1l6 at
Sen. 8is9aaro font til Mmerita /
1888 meo rSbingballa", iom blep
lgbet iienf al u@eiier" paa Seem
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-14

III Sc 1913 9leolemmer af Min<
neiotas 9egislatur er Ser 43, iom
er fg6te / frenuneoe 9o,,0e. 8lanot
6isle or II fg6te 9sorge, 8 / Sue
rige, 1 1onmorf og / paa So
lan6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-14
2aarlise sioer paa aeiten.

al vGecorab=Eolte1,"S S9lere
&ortlono, Gre, ifriper til @laoet,
at ser CT mcgen slrbcioslpsbeo oer-
noe. Set slrbejoe, joni er at faa,
{taar life / noget lom bellt ri1nelt9
sSorbplo til sen Mrng6e Wtenneifer,
iom eoor olufring o9 lpgcr 9elflef-
tieelie. s0leooeleren lpnes, Set er
for gait, at iaa mange Sfonoinoper
looer lig beprae til at rejle pelt-
opcr pua ocnne 5io, og fraraaoer
sSolf puu set bcitcntelte at fon1nle
til Srcopu 11u. Gn in0lcnbt slrtifel
i ct al 9prtlolos 9laoc befrgfter
hans llologn ON 6orbolocne Der
l1Oc.
{ Siffer6cS. &c to omerifanlfe
Mineiugcl1iprer, @lw g. 9jprge 1rn
G,,lnt6 og @illian g Soplor fra
Minncapolis, iont blcp bort1ert a!
Iotoline ,Sloiancrc / Set inore al
&euc5uelo, meoens SC idgtc c!ter
EetroleunlSfiloer / 9eGrhcoen at
Morocoibo, CT ifplge CIT l(noerret=
ming, lon mootogcs ber >. 6.
0torts ira sMurucoi6o, nOlluppell
fra Snoionrrnc cftcr cll alporllg
Gomp.
Set mcoocles, at Gcnc5llclas &c=
eicring maolfe pil lcnoc CIT Stroffe-
efspcoition in0 set al SnOionernc
bcbpcbc Strpg fpr at binbrc piocre
tScrbrp0cllcr.
Gm MI sSmmigrationsluu blep,
in,n ier mcoOclt, iffc lanttioneret al
@rriibent 1aft, pg 0a 0ct fife lpt=
fcoes at foo Sen pcbtaget opcr Srp=
5ihcl,ters Sseto, blincr forelpbig alt
rc0 oct galnlc. ,>1Opo1Or1l1gsltat1=
itifcn for liolte Aar (tite S1lli 1911
til 3Ote siuni 1919 piier, at Ser al
SC S7S,5S7 sSmnigrolter, lpm Mo-
rcts 9pb fit slogong til San0et, bar
1928 pper IA s(ar, lom life
f,lnoe lrle cllcr jfripc. Saa 1non=
&C piloc oltioa blcpct 1,oclnfteoe,
ON SEN forellaoe0c 9pp gopbc peret
arait. S1poo Scr / oenne sSorbin=
Belle intercsiercr ps life 1ninbre CT
bcn &jenosgjerning, at Scr al De
1850 9foroboere. ionl font til
9tnerifo lioltc slor, fun bar 81,
ipm life flu,oc lnlc og lfrlpc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-14

sfrip efter &rbsenammer paa
bette Slab.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-14

9lD Ntaaoc at 6ilic paa. iSs(gen~
Dc ,lpe 9Noooc at fillc inoppcs nn
blonot Gbicogo: Misiionsfpinber:
Mon rnffcr Slulgcn uo al Otlnoen
i belle i'm 9rng6c lan1tioig meo, at
mol1 truffer Jig froitigt / oct bpjre
Gre.
Tcttc CT 0el1 o(lnil10eligc 9taoOe
at bille poa / 5bibct og lfal ino=
goes al SC l,ngc &pinoer pco Oer
Misiipnsuoltilling, lom begpnoer
fer Sen 30ie 0foj. Glancn forfla=
reoes iorlc0eu al &ep Scrt e.
Smitb @illoro Melnorial NfetDo=
silt gpilcopol GburcG.
u&pinbcrnc / 5bibct CT life 5la=
ner," iorflorcoc bon ~SSlteoctfor at
bore ell al Sc mango 9ultrr,er, bar
sen tbi6ctonlfe &pin6c f(erc Meno
% er Situotionens @errc."
Gan pou beot it?"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-20
Kan isl
Ii PRO- usiio "a.
LARGE sUPPIYoF EVERYTHING.
FROM THE CHRISTMAS TREE
TO MIsTLEToE,
1ef :

Christmas greens in quantities
were in evidence on the streets to-
day. From the Christmas tree, IT
self TO the tiny sprig of mistletoe.
everything in the evergreen line
could be bought.
Beautiful trees. pretty wreaths
fashioned of holly or laurel, lunches
Of holly and mistletoe were to be
found in abundance and nearly ev-
eryone on the street had piece Of
mistletoe or holly on coat laple.
The greens are unusually pretty
this year and their appearance today
made real the fact that Chrictmas
is coming with rush and babe the
shoppers hurry and avoid the rush
which comes with the opening of
Christmas week.
The shops were veritable beehives
today and Saturday before Christmas
broke all records for the amount Of
business done by the local mer-
chants.
From now on there will be,no idle
minutes for the shoppers or clerks
but the merchants have provided
heavily for the holiday trade and
many and varied are the articles yet
to be found in the store both fancy
and staple.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-20
Won1an'sC Club
Hears Report
mr., FAICoNER TELLS OF Med
CAL EXAMINATION IN THE
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

Reports from the medical examtna-
ton of the public schools were read
before the Woman's club yesterday
afternoon at the regular meeting OF
that organization. 1t had been an
nounced that the medical examiners
nr. Fl. S. Falconer and DR.. H. H.
Carr, would address the club con
corning their work among the scnool
children but were unable to be pres
ent Mrs. George DeBolt read a re-
mort submitted by DR., Falconer. The
report was heard with interest ny
club members, the medical examipa'
ton Of public schools having been :
project created by the Woman's cluo
Of Fairmont, and through their Of.
forts under the leadership of MIS-
George Thomas Watson, then presi-
dent of the organization, was push
ed through the state legislature and
made a law.
The program was opened yester'
day with vocal numbers, a Christmas
song by Mrs. Brooks Fleming, IT.
Mrs. John Hough presided at the 9
meeting,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-20
of
Choral Kills
WILLIAM TALBOT FORMERLY OF
M0N0NGAH LIES IN HOTEL
IN BOSTON.

A message received here last night
announced the death Of William Tai
bot, formerly of Monongah, which
occurred in a Boston hotel from the
effects 6f an overdose OF choral. The
young man was en- route to his hons
to spend the holidays having just
been discharged from the U. S. army
He had Just completed his term, OF
enlistment in the Coast Artillery at
Fort Andrews and had been honora-
bly, discharged on Monday. He left
Immediately for Boston where he
joined a party of friends spending
the e. ening at the Hotel Clarendon.
About Q o'clock Talbot became i'll.
His friend, Thos. Garter, procured !
bottle OF choral for him and he took
half.of the contents Of the small bot
tie. Later when he attempted to take
a second dose he was prevented and
the bottle taken from him. During
the night Carter awakened and miss
ing Talbot from the room went to
the bath room where he, found him In
what he supposed to be an uncon-
scious condition. Physicians. how
ever, on their arrival found him to
be dead. Carter and two young wo'
men companions were arrested.
Deceased was son Of Mrs. Julia
Talbot Of Monongah, who survives
him with large family of sisters
and brothers, namely: Charles Tai
bott, who is in the west; Thomas, at
Monongah; Tim, at Boston; Richard
! prore8ioggt baseball player. WING
Is spending the winter at his home
lind JohkN&h5 Resides az Gypsy; t4 g
Sisters are Mrs. Port Knight, Of MO;
inongah;1 alFs. Tom: Ford of Fair
snont; Nrs.e Lake Prickett, of Fair
mont, and Miss Adrian, at home.
Tim Talbot, who Is playing IN
Boston will accompany the remains
to this city.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-20
George y Says i IS.
He Is Innocent
FOUNDER OF COLONY DECLARES
HE IS VICTIM OF HOSTILE
FACTIONS FUED.

e NEW YORK, Dec. i2O.-To radical
differences of opinion between two
hostile factions William r. George
attributed the recent rccommenda-
tion1of. the state, board Of ( charities
that he tbe removed from all active
participation in the affairs of the
George Junior Republic at Freevllle,
n. r.. founded by him more than
ten years ago. Mr.. George asserted
his innocence OF all charges made
against him.
at is maddening," he said, latter
having established in the world Il
reputation for good character and
service, to have my name dragged
in the mire as debaucher Of wom-
anhood. Those who know me need
no reinsurance from me that I am
perfectly innocent, but my tortures
begin in, earnest when think Of the
tens of thousands of people to whom
| have spoken on public platforms
and that they may be saying, IT is
trd8 after all, that$ Daddy George
is p Tying. hypocrite and q Xillain IN
digadse.si $2a.G5,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-20
Currency Bill
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senate are understood to be agree
able to President Wilson. On It's
way to conference the bill struck a
snag in the house where a fight over
the number of conferees and the
question OF separate vote on some
of the sehat amendments causedsde-
lay. 2SCrlI.e .nE
Representative Glass asked unani-
nous consent to disagree to the SEN
ate amendment. and send the bill to
conference. Representatives Hard
wick OF Georgia. and Madden OF I'LL
nois, contended the house sloul"
have as many conferees as the senate
and said that they desired an oppor-
tunlty to vote on some of the amend
ments. Majority Leader Underwood
secured unanimous consent to take
up the bill but representative MUIR
ray Of Oklahoma, moved to, concur
in the senate amendment and the
reading of the SO pages of changes
made by the senate was ordered
causing a long delay in getting the
bill before the conference commit
tee.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-20
PHYSICIAN SAYS LOVE
MADE SCHMIDT STAY.

NEW YORK, Dec. 20.-The first
medical witness for the defense in
the trial OF Hans Schmidt for the
murder Of Anna Aumuller was CALI
ed to the stand. He is DR., Perry
Lichtenstein, physician Of Tombs
prison. Two other doctors who, "
was said, would testify in sChmidt's
behalf without pay and because they
believe him to be insane were among
the witnesses waiting to be called.
DR.. Lichtenstein testified that
Schmidt had talked freely with him
about the murder Schmidt had de-
scribed It, the doctor said, as a sac
riRce Of love and devotion. I
Owing to the death in the family
Of one of the jurors the trial was adj
journed until Monday.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-20
CONSTABLE BRINGS ma
l MAN FROM NEW DAKOTA.


Constable w. R. Riggs went to
New Dakota this morning to arrest
a man that was spreading terror in
that community. He was crazy so
the report ran. The officer found
his man, who proved to be Cleve Co.'S
tello, of Monongah,
He was running about the neigh
borhood early this morning sans
coat, sans trousers, sans almost ev-
erything in the way Of clothing. Co.'S
tello was brought to the county Jail.
He does not seem to know anything
that has taken place within the last
few days.