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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-01-15
ARoRN GRAND ENGLISH OPERA
COMPANY.

The Aborn English Grand Opera
company which comes to the Grand
tonight, is filling an unique place IN
musical fields, being the only organi-
cation OF importance now OH tour pre-
senting grand opera in the English
language. Up to three years ago, the
Aborns had been presenting this art
form In few cities only, limiting
their attentions to long runs during
the past ten years In New York, Bos.
ton, Philadelphia, Chicago and few
ether cities. When The Aborn com.
pany made its third general tour last
season it found hearty greeting
everywhere and is consequently equip.
ped this year on u much more elabo-
raie scale as TO cast, chorus and or
chestra, as well as in scenery, cos.
tunes and effects. III Trovatore,"
Verdi's masterpiece, is the opera to
be presented.
In the Aborn touring company. the
double cast system is followed afford
ing two Singers of eacli description,
Ito divide with each other the eight
performances OF each week, each ar
list appearing at every second per-
Torrance. This dual array includes,
Aida Hemmi, soprano, formerly with
the Tivoll and Metropolitan English
Grand Opera company; Dianetta AL.
wilma, coloratura soprano. who has just
made successful grand opera tour
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-01-15
BAD BREATH.
It's Your Duty to Get at the Cause and
Remove ia Word to the
Wise, You Know.

DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets, the sub
stitute for caIomel, oil The bowels and
positively do the work.
People afflicted with bad breath
lind quick relief through Dr., Ed
wards Olive Tablets. The pleasant
sugar.coated tablets are taken for bad
breath by all who know them.
Olive Tablets act gently but firmly
Oh the bowels and liver, stimulating
them to natural action, clearing the
blood and gently purifying the entire
system OF Impurities.
They do all that dangerous caIoaei
does without any Of the had after Ell
'rects.
All the benefits OF nasty, sickenlng,
gripping cathartcs are derived from
Olive Tablets without gripping, pain or
llsagreeable effects OF any Kind.
DR.. +. VI. Ehwards dtscoEered tne
formula after seventeen years OF prsc-
tice among patients afflicted with
bowel and liver complaint with the at
tendaut bad breath.
Olive Tablets are purely vegeta'
bic compound mixed with olive oil.
Take one every night for a week
and note the effect, :
every little Olive Tablet has a
movement all its own 1Oc and 25c
pea, box.
The Olive Tablet Company, Colum.
nus, o.-Adtertisement.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-01-15

:
Ing eertifi lions are shown ii Porn IN
li2 .Infefmatipn for Applicants Tor
The steaegrspAef and lTsfi ewriter ES.
animation &
This at1nounce cement and Form l4z4
CONTAIN ali information which is com
stnunicated to applicants regarding the.
sscope Of the examination. the vacancy
or vacancies to be filed, and the
Qualifications required.
Persons who wish to enter The en-
animation should apply at once for
Form 1924 and application Form 1871
to the secretary OF the local rboard Of
eiyii;ssryice examiners a. the post Of
icefh this city or to the district sec.
retafg at the; address below Appll-
cations should be properly executed
and filed without delay with the dis
trlct secretary. Only those applica-
tions received by the hour Of closing
business on February -, 1873, will be
considered for the examination to be
held on. the date specified. Those re.
ceived later will be placed OIL file for
consideration in connection with the
next examination. Applicants should
state in their applications the kind OF
examination DESIRED. e., stenogra,
pher, typewriter, or combined stenog.
rapher and typewriter; those who ap'
ply for the stenographer examination
will not be examined in rypewriting..
Applications are received at any
time by the district secretary for ex.'
amlnations for these positions in Fed
eral Offices in his district. Offices thus
situated are in the Field Service, as
distinguished from the Departmental
Service. which includes the depart
ments and offices in Washington, D,
G. Examinations for th4 Field Ser
vice are held annually, semiannually,
quarterly, Or oftener, according to the
needs OF the service Applications for
the Departmental, Ismian Canal, and
Philippine Services may be filed at,
any time with the United States Civil,
Service Commission, Washington, D.,
c. Exam nations for these services.
are held quarterly, Or as the needs OF
the service require. Application forms
may be obtained from the Commits.
sion or the district secretary Women
are not admitted to the examinations
for the Isthmiah' Canal and Philippine
Services, Ss'SHjRjI
Secretary Fourth Civil Service Dist.
. Location, Washington, D. G.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-01-15

A snow shovel is light wooden
handle with a broad face at one end
and kind heart al the other.
Snow shovels are used to exeaYa'"
the world in winter after nature has
made a disturbance like the late Dem.
ocratic election. The snow shovel is
cheap and a carload can be bought
for the price OF one piano player. But
the snow shovel is the front yard
mark of the thoughtful man and the
good citizen,
The snow shovel OF the thoughtful
man is worn and spintered with hard
use. Its owner yanks it from its
slumbers at sunrise after a snow
storm. and amounting its elbows with
tra Gil OF Kindness, he makes u path
rsst his property with the energy Of
d rotary snow pillow. Then he retires
to breakfast and eats 81 buCkwheat
cakes with his newly acquired appe
tite while his neighbGrs walk dryshod
past his residence and sigh for Il
chance to vote for him for alderman.
The snow shovel of the citizen
with the Poland China ancestry re-
poses in the attic covered with dust.
When the blizzard piles four foot
drift on the public walk, the citizen
who wears clothes TO conceal his
bristles, buEows little deeper uuder
the covers and snoozes until his wife
has built the fire and the world has
tramped down the drift so that he
can get down 10 the corner to the
car without wading himself
The SNOW shovel, II eHevsettcal'y
used, will prevent more pneumonia
and bronchitis than a carload of pills
could. The snow shovel. if carefully
laid away in cotton batting, will sleep
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-01-15
DEAFNESS CANNOT BE Cured.

BY local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion Of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deaf
ness, and that is by constitutional
remedies. Deafness is caused by an
tntlamed condition of the mucous lin.
ing Of tie Eustachian Tube. When
this tube is tnfIsmed you have a rum.
bling sound OF imperfect hearing, and
when 1t is entirely closed, Deafness is
the result and unless the inflamma-
ton can be taken out and this tube
restored 10 its normal condition, hear.
Ing will be destroyed forever; nine
cases out Of ten are caused by Ca.
tarrh, which is nothing but an in.
famed condition Of the mucous sur
faces.
We viii give One hundred Dollars
for any case of Deafness tcaused by
catarrh) that cannot be cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure, Send for circu,
lars, free.
:, ]. CHENEY & Co.,
Toledo, Ohio.
: Sold by druggists, 15c.
Take Hail,s Family Pills iot eonsti.
pation.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-01-15
.GIREELAIIl!.N!I CAMPAIGN.
licoltiRaed rom Ppgs one,

cfanee OF 8inning. Set m while the
.Ieia g opesl ana. les yoaF risnds
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-01-15

81 Europe and is prima donna 80
|prano With the onbasta opera COM
.pary III this eoyhsty Elaine De sell
lem, efstwhile prima donna contraitos
with the international Opera com.
pany; Marie Louise Blggers, a noted.
prctege Of Nine. schuman,Helnk.
Henry Taylor. one OF the best known
0, the American tenOrs and formerly
a co-star with Nine. Nola; Harry
Davies. tenor, formerly with the Cas-
tie Square Opera company; Louis
DAngelo and George Etard, two well.
known ora:orlo and concert barltones;j
Francis 5. Tyler. basso, who was "a
member OF the Henry ". Savage Eng
Iish Opera company: Bernard Can
tor, the popular bufto; Arturo Papa
lardo. conductor, who directed the re-
cent Italian musical festival in Lon.
don, by special command OF King
Humbert Of I,aiy;i Karl Schroeder,
stage director, who was stage director
al the Metropolitan opera house, and
Edgar Nilsa, second conductor. The
auxiliary list of artists includes Helen
Campbell. soprano; May Warlng,
mezzo: Louise Raymond, contraito;
John Robinson, tenor. and Others. The
entire solo, choral and orchestral com.
plement Of the Aborn organization
which comes tothis city numbers one
hundred persons and elaborate equip.
ment OF scenery, costumes and effects
are carried in four baggage ears.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-01-15
DAILY
CHIT
CHAT
LETTINe TAE CHILDREN HELp.

| LETTING The CHlLpHEN HELF'
Children are not allowed to tax"
enough part in the home life.'
Even babies two or three years old
can be taught to help about the home.
"A child can do little errands be
fore II can talk"
These are some of the conclusions
OF one of the prominent educators in
m Eastern city.
Don't you think they are interest
Ing?
| do, and think It is strange that
more has not been said on this sub
iect before. for if there is one lesson
OF life that this generation seems to
be learning, It is the lesson that la
boz is one OF the greatest sources OF
happiness and that life without labor
is quite as unhappy as life with moth
ing but labor. Every day we read III
the newspapers Of women OF wealth
and standing who are no longer con
tent with the ldleness of social life,
hut take up some profession or some
cause. Look abont you, among your
own humber circle, and you will see
that many women who twenty years
ago would have been disconnected
oilers, are now busy and happy. And
idle young men. no matter how great
their wealth, are coming to be excep-
tons.
My, then, should the children, that
part Of the race thar by every law
CT life has the right to be happiest,
be deprived OF this source OF happ!.
ness? or course, it is a tradition that
childhood should be one long play.
time, but since We have, found that We
are not the happlest when life is one
long play-time, why can we not realize
that it may be the same with them?
Take out the shadows from picture
End you cannot have any high lights.
Take away the toll from a life and
the play-time loses half it's sweetness.
This educator declares that she has
seen child OF two and half taught
To helm sci the table, End happier IL
this task than in any OF her amuse.
ments, To the mother who devotes
half OF her waking time simply to
keeping child Of that age out OF mis-.
chief that sounds Incredible. And yet
why should it be? Children under.
stand u great deal more than they can
make us realize. When child begins
10 talk we are nstonisheh TO find how
much he must have been observing
and thinking before he could speak.
And children do not necessarily pre-.
fer to employ their energy and intelli-
gence in mischief, 1t Is only when
their elders fail to find other occupa.
ton for this activity that 1t makes its
own channels.
Then why not utilize some of this
energy: or course 1t will be more la
Dor than help at first, but not for long,
A chlld's ability to help grows rapidly
when 1t is fortified by sympathetic
teaching and watered, by love, Be
sides, while you are filling your little
Mot OF ground with herbs Of helpful.
ness you nre keeping out the weeds
of mischief.
Labor and the Joy of service are two
OF the greatest blessings oil. life. Sure
| ly you cannot begin too early to help
your child enter on this precious herit.
age OF happiness Z
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-01-15
coNvicTs ARRESTED.

PORT HURON, Mich. Jan. IA
Levi schenill, alias Ollie Rollins, an
escaped negro convict from the Kan.
sas City prison, was arrested here to-
cay. He is held at the county Jail
pending the arrival OF officers. He is
also believed to have beeu implicated
III a murder in the West several weeks
ago.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-01-15

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70 reeeise snei - %. s'atssa
The Prizes
Two 1slS meaei Fofd touring cars
are onerea as me tlfst grand prizes N
this contest ohe 70 De gwen 70 the
cahai gaze securing we largest uuu''
per OF votes III DIVISION Fslc A. tne CITY
districts ana one 10 pc AWARDED 70
me eahaaats securing tne larees'
numoer Oh OWES IN psSlsseR b. Tue
OUTSIDE dlstflcts' Inese cars are pur'
chasea from Tue CehtFai Auto "" 81
Lont m disnlov dnrlpg tha coptest at
%evoomer,s carspe
Inc second sFdHu prizes are Two
handsome "elilhkton pishos. one ol
these VIII De awafueu me eanulaa'e
securing the second largest haRoeF
OF votes IN DIVISION A ana one 10 inc
candidate securing me seconu iarseS'
NUMBER OF votes Ill piHlsloh D. lnese
Fiahos are purchased LOT me contest
from omen's MUSIC store where thes
VIII De Oh display. these mstra'
ments are works OF art ana VIII aaa
TO the beauty OF any nome @hether
modest or sumptuous. Ihey are al
mat any one coula WISH Tor IN a piano
and are strongly guaranteed Oolh DS
the manufacturers ana Mr. omen,
Cal! at the store and see these 'hstra'
mellts.
Inc territory OF the contest mas.
been divided INTO i've small districts
and at least Two prizes VIII be award
ed IN each' Inc candidate securing
the largest numOer OF votes IN cach OF
me i've districts after the grand
prizes are AWARDED VIII Do gwen d.
handsome sou diamond ring. IheSe
rings are purchased OF ana VIII pc OIL
display al A. b. Scott q TO- u the
Ettte
winners OF these prizes prefer theE
can Duv Fop worth OF merchandise
from MI. SCOUTS complete line oil
3e%eify' ihe eahdtaate securing the
second largest nualner Of votes IN
each OF the hVe districts after tue
grand prizes are awarded VIII De CIV
en- $40 Nlctroa with Six tunes
fhese are purchased from omen,s
Music store. Gah anu nave these
payeo lof you.
Yon ran win any ma or these four.
teen nrizes They VIII he awartta,i
according IN tbe number NJ vntcs s,..
cured and there are inst two sources
from which votes cpn he obtotned
The nomination entities every candi.i
date TO 5000 votes but only the first.
ono oF those rnre;yeh fnr esrh raudf.y
date coun1s After YOU ara credited
with this Won can yet yotes IN inst
two WAYS One is bv c,inntpg tba fivn
vote counons from eoch issua oF The
West virsinian and Won will hn cred.
tied with as many OF thess AZ Won car
collect The coupons Clipped from The
paper are each good for seven DAYS
and must he polled on or before tbe
exnirat,on date rrinted at tbe hottom.
Of each The other and most imuort.
ppt source from which votes can he
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ea aai'y' every person paying LOT
MS SUBSCRIPTION '0r '"ree mouths OF
lonser ""ere tHe same 10 ue'''ele" !"
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-04

1crdusfprberno: nNa. mas fir, Shiir-
aenidaer!"
Gttpas frampfte Iih in bem tleinen
Ralirsr auIammen. gr bate bas 9e-
fiibl, uls iperbe Iein 6ers su Stein
uno als idbe in ieincem 8birn nur
ncd bic eiRsiee grtenntniB unb ge@
reitIhuft; 0u mubt ibm Die alinse
burh Die aeble aiebsn.
Mtit sitternber 6uno beoann er ben
Seifenfhoum bon Der reHten Wanse
les 0plpntdrs dbsutraben. ytoberts
iith nit breiten Queritrihen Dem a mn,
Serana uuf Die anbere Seite iiber,
Idob nit elmer bemiithiaen 6onobes
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unb fpib Iaief CUR 9ede mics, nno
fenfte oas taIte MeiIer f6arf Der
Gebie all. Gr fab NIT flaren Iu9en,
tpie Der 4bamsapfel bes 8olontdrs
iih ouf uno ub befpeate, pie elm En-
i6Dpftes Shier in elmer Sale.
cSebt, bahte er.
Der Stabl ribte Ole Saut >. Wdt
einem srihrodenen 3unosn'hnalaen
rib Der tleine Rdiirer oas Wteier gu.
rid. Seine 6dnbe floqen ppr InQf.
Sine talte Muthloiiateit beFiel i'm.
3urh fein ihaubernbes 5!rn itiirste
Elm blaiier 9eounte: sSebt hdtteIt ou
um elm 6aur einen Wenihsn ermprbst!
gr itptterte nit audenbem W}uno:
%, 8erseibung, Serr, bite Tim Ver.
ssihuna! Cine fleine Wunoe .....
Ridt tief, Serr, nidt tief -. es tpmmt
tein 9Iut :. :"
.ssHst Edtte mir Die Bette bcinahe
bic GehIc nurhoeIhnitten" ihrie Der
Solontdr ipiitbenb, ohne iih bepubt
III Iein, fpie nabe er Der Wahrheit mar.
Gr trat nit bem Sub ndd Dem tlei.
nen RaIirer. Der budte iid dnaitlldl
suidmmen uno mari einen flehenoen
glid auf feinen peiniqer.
7Sunf Winuten ipdter ihlih er oe'
bidt, arampol aus bem 3immer uni
Tubr traurig auf Ieinsm fnarrenoer
3peirao Dapon.
Der @plpntdr itano Dor Dem gro
zen SpieueI iiber benz WaihtiIh UNI
pertlebte bic tpinaioe Wunoe nit eincm
roIigen 6eftpflaIter.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-04

Der 30nie Der Der.
/ member. Qm q. Stto6er 1913
itarb in 9aris Elm mann 4omsns GU
gene Montroub, Don benz Gal3nc, Der
TN in LIN prince be bob6me" neHnt.
i1qt, Dab Die sinsies erobe ghorbsit
ielnes 2eben bic iei, feline Wemoiren
hiHtsrlaiien au babsu. Wan tann ihn
uHbebentli6 Den Sonis Der gerihipsns
Der nsnneu, oenn er bat in isinem Sc.
ben mob! mehr als Sfpanaia Wliqionen
buai.ablih aum Feniter binausssDOr.
Ten. Cine ieiner Qieblinospaiiionen
tpar ndmlif. ben burd bic Strabe
ranoe!nbsn S6Onsn GoIoitiide in ben
guien au lperftn. Gugene WontronD
mar sum Qbposaten beitimmt, perIor
ober ieine Gltsrn unaIiitIidertpeiie,
ebe er nit ieinsr 2nufbabn fsrtia ae.
roorbeu mar. 9as grbtheiI. pus ihm
bic auten giiraer Don Nimes biH!sr.
Iieben, ipor niht arob. es bstrus iaum
risrsiatauisno sSranten. Montrono
bcfpiss ubsr iton in fsinsm atpeiurb.
apanaioiten 2ebensiubre cine aspiiIs
Grobaiiaioteit, bsnn er brah.e bic
Grbihaft in tnapp spsi Wonaien
bur6. ssabrslana fiihrte sr bann bas
unftdte Qeben zines Qbent.urers, an
benen Die stpeits 5dlfts oss Is. Sahr.
hunoerts 10 reid mar. 2umeiit ers
lparb er isinen llntsrbali ourd sSalih.
fpiet unb 9unftftiide, bic sr bengstrI.
GER gaalioitro abasieben bate. Seute
reid tpie Elm Hr0fus - er ocrpann Der
prinseiIin gpnti einIt i'm gearte co.
900 2ipres ab - mar er moraen arm
ME elm gettlsr; heuts fubr er in elmer
aldnsenben, nit SiTb.r btfhlassnen
aaroiTe, bic bon feds pferben essogen
puros. burh bic Straben BON paris,
moreen Iests er bic gauipaqe auf eins
Sarte uno Dsripielts lie. Damn tpisoer
aab sr 9aitmdhler. BEL bsnen iebss Gss
bed 1000 sSranten tcitete, elm paar
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beiten gefannten gum gHen elm, neil
er niht iopiel 0elb bate. um Elm
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BEN .Raubsiiaen" aug Der propin5
ooer aus Gnalanp 3uriidtebris. mis.
tbete er Elm praftDolss 6aus in elmer
Der pornshmften Straben; aber ihon
nah einiaen Mohen mar er meiit 10.
nett. baB er paris periaiTen ober i'm
ssreien. unter 6dustreppen unn air.
hentbiiren ndhtiaen muBts. 1allen.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-04

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fsnfrautes unb bes Shirlinss ges
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Yatienten ppr Munt uno Jtaie be-
feftigt, 10 baB Der benz S6tpamm snts
itrDmenbe 9unit ieins betollbenos
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toie mar isbpd 70 sefdlrli9, Dab lte
lpobl nur in benieltenitsn 5dQen onge&
lpanot purbe. 9lls Der 5ppnotismls
uno Magnetismus altftamen, perIuhte
man Die patienten - obns ipeisntltfsn
grfola - Dor Der Speration einsuz
idldfsrn. Der srpBs Barrier Gbtrllr9
8upuptren nabm io9dr ben Snred 5u
6ilfs: er 9ins BEL Ginrentllngen mt
sinem sroBen Msfer duf Den unglids
li6en aranfen 5ii, uno penn oteler
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nis Operation. lin 1910 ertldrts Der
beriibmts Gbirurg 9slpeou: vGeu
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ben gu tppllsn, lit Elm Sirngsiptnlt,
Der. man niht nahbGnssn bari"
Weniae sSabrs oanah mar bieies 0trns
seipinit aur Wirtlihteit espprosn:
am II. Sttpber 1846 tpurbe in penl
MaiIahuIettssS SoIpital in Bottom Die
erfe 4etbsrnartoie aussefiihrt. Sdon
porber bate Der 3abnar3t Soraes
Weus, na6bem Ger GRriter Dapp
ben @,eodnte1 bereits angsregt bate,
nit StidItofTorioul i6mer5Ios eluen
3abn sesoeen; aber srit Spei SABRE
ipGter trot man benz Yroblem Der
Yartpis ndber. als Elm anosrsr 3ahns
ar5t, WilIiam Ulprton, nit Ollie oss
Gbsmiters SatIon oas Ginothmsn
pou 4stbsrodmpfsn unipanote. aslner
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anbsrs i'm sSrrenbuus itdrb. Wsus
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iino oann Die tpirtIamiten Waffen ges
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neusitsr 3eit 81 nod poatommenersn
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lofigtsit BEL Sperationsn er5ie!t. ourf
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ausgsfiibrt pirb. Cine tirurgiih'
Grobthot, bic cine grpbs 3htuuft BE-
! Iibt, iit Die 2situnssuntsrbreduHe Del
Dom Gperationsfslb gum Gebirn fib'
rsnben 9srpsn, bic man isst Oornimmi
uno Die poqig esfabrlos 1T.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-04


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