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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-25
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Strabe.
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1 Strobs.
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Central Qpenus.
lgtpla 9oiers. q, 224 On u. Ctr.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-25
Zterblid3feitsberidbt.

ireberid Weier, / Monat, ct. 50.
iephs GinbeIbnus. Sfapofe.
Roie ltpbouie. Al Sabre, 243G
gaitern aoe., 1uberfuIoie.
ssobn Sbent, Is Sabre. 9O6 Womno
Strabc, sSnaueit in Sdnpebe.
9sora Gardner, 33 Sabre, Nesptoa,
O.. sarniaureDergiftnng.
g9iaiam aodns, 68 Sabre. 9lf
Raoe StraBe, 2iiftrobrenent5iinoung.
Clemens Diaer, 33 ssnhre, 545 ".
W.cTaiden 9loe.. ssstaueit in Sdapebe.
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sIuglit ,seeer. 26 Sabre, Bates riif
Goleroin slpenue, MiidemHnrfsIeioen.
Dsargnretbe 9riieder, 50 Sabre,
i046 Gebier CTR, sfrebs.
alfrco Bernett, 10 Sabre. 1896
7ormon CTR, Ser5Ieiben.
Caroline Wailier. ~ Sabre. 8ooer
uno Waiiaduiietts Mpenue. Nierenlei.
ben.
aaabel sseil, 20 Sabre, Gil groao.
iunp. Iubertuloie.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-25


ben 5imnieI. Cine large. idiiiais
snicl id)iett iid5, ben Strom fait tibet
lcito, bunfeI leiifeegcu. an ibrer
Sdngsicite roilid)t bas Sdtfi 8uod.
peit 81. Gin 5noen gliibenoer Sihter
unridnnt Jest Die llfer. Cine number.
bclle botuolbigs Bride. bic GIiins
betbbriife. nirft beinabe luic Elm In
Der 2nft fhrpcbenbes Sd)ifi. 2infs
ltcigt Neipcit, ref)ts Glen aiii. Tas
Shiff Iegt 5uerit in Gien an, iuenOet
iid,. itobnt, arbeitet, rnuid)t nit Ieiieil
Stobcn. nit id1riIlen 4iiiien, Die Die
Souptltaot Su begriiBen ifcinen, Der
ipirflih itol3en uno ons faitienb cid.
ferausen eIansensen aoniesitaot 3u:
9iioapeli.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-25

9ebaItsbesiiae Der europGiihsngsomter
bebeutenb niebriger iino, als gripat-
peripnsn in dbnIiher Sbdtigteit beSies
ben. 8ei uns perbdlt iih bic Sahe
umgetsbrt unb Der Grnno lit aud Ieiht
genug gu ertennen. Sn europa lit oas
Qlmt cine @srforeuns fir oas san5e
Seben. Gesbulb iino Dffentlite Be
ante nit ntsbrisem Saldr eiitperitans
ben. 8ei uns psib Riemanb, pie
idnee er i'm 4mts nsrbleiben tpirb, bess
ipegsn mub man ibm Elm bobes GalGr
aeben. Tdourd srfport ber eurcpdiI6s
Staat rieiige Summen an Soldren. Der
preu5iI6e Staat t6nnte niht beiisben,
psnn er niht bic grpben gintiinfte
aus ben giIenbahnsu bdtte. uns brius
gen bic GiIsnbabnen fsinen SelIsr eiu.
@enn oag 2dnb iie in @ertpaltune
ndbme, ipiiroe Der profit iih in Die
Williarbsn belollfen, dber IS lit aus
geIdloHen. baB iolhes seidiebt. bis Der
3iOiIoisnft mad preubii6sm Ruiter
aereaeIt 1T.
Ulit ben MunisipdIit1tsn psrhdlt ss
Iih in gleitsr Wsiie. gDds BEL uns
bic 0ffentIihen gstrisbs einbrinsen,
bedt nidt einnaI bic uutoiisn, bic fis
osrurIaden. Was 3. g. unIere Stras
benbabntn an 4bgaben sdhlen, eutibds
hiet ni6t fir ben Ruin Der pfldites
run9. Die prsubiften St6ots ooges
gen siebsn ans ben offsntlihen Sstries
ben sinen Getpinn, Der Die Steuerlaiten
srtrdslih mdht. Sin fpeiterer 9es
ninn erlpddit ans ben Dffsntlihen Grs
beiten. 8si uns gilt es fat fir ielbFts
psrftdnoIid, oab Elm 9ontrattor ptber
in gssuo auf bag Wdterial, nod auf
bic Qrbeit bic 9ertraesbeitimnuingsn
etnbdIt. go er ianu, sumeift Tam er
es INNER, Iisfsrt sr f6Is4terss Wdtss
rial unp Idls6ters Qrbeit, als porges
fhriebsn III. Die S6ulb liest natiirs
li6 an ben 9s1mten. ,3umsiit bdben
Iis gar niht bic Sdhtsnntnib, um Die
Grbeiten zines aontrattors nohpriiFen
gu tornen, 0enn Der Sripettor rpiro
nibt auf 8runb Isiner Sobisteiten.
Ionosrn pessH Der politiitsn 6dnoz
IdnosroienIts, bic er in isintr gartei
gslsiitst bat, angeitsut. Sonts fpirtIih
Elm fahtunbiesr gsdmter porhdnoen
isin uno bi<'er ss fih einFauen IdFsn.
Qn'tonbc rpsgsn ihsdter Irbeit uno
ihIshter WateridIs 81 MAIDEN, bdnu
fam er nit gsItimmtbeit itiner Gnts
LaFung entgsgeniebsn. 0estpe9en
itfpsigt er Iitbsr. Sn bisisr Wei'e
muiIen Die guro,r in oen Grobitdoisu
WiIionen pon Dollars an Stsutrn
auFbrinaen, nm bic aoittn Su otden,
Dslhe unfdhieteit, 0srittpenoune unb
llnsbrli6ttit perurfuhen, uuo Ginndhs
msoueIltn. aus pelhen europdifte
Stdets Rst6tbiimer te3isbeH, bIsibeH
uns pssidloTen.
2lnqefhts folder Sbatidtsn pirb
man ss fir tsine uebertreibuns bclten
t0nner, lpeuu mir Iagen, oab ale
lle6sItdnbs i'm guube, in ben Stuuten
uno in ben Stdetsn MIR ihrs griiuos
Iite gfb6iIfe our6 Elm tonftitutionsa
fsftssl>stss 3ipiIoknitsSniism finbeu
t0nnen. Damn tperben uu'srs offents
Iihen angsIessrRitsu sbrIih fdhis
uub biaig pertpaItet rperoen uno odnn
fperben ben SIrgerr Die Wiaiaroen
psrbIstbrn, Die jtst bon ben Grcbsapis
taIi'teu ssf6ludt ipsrbsr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-25
eokal.Derid)t
1eatid,er Tag.
Ie Gfrrea Ir. &. g. stea aao
SfnHles Hsipble ais 4eentr
aaserforeH.

lii fc,itihe Tag. g.@eielli6ai. miro
beiite Abeno In rer Central InrnDaIs
zine VeriarnHlguna abhaIten, Inn bic
Iesffn @orfehrnneen fir Die Tent.
ihe lag.seier 81 trcffen. Iieielbe
pirb SOnntna. 81. auenii. i'm ebe.
Iter Varf teaangen. Gs iii Dem 9r1s
iioenten 2erru siifter AuguIt so.
s,ooe oelungeiI fir bic aeier ppei
fiid,tige 3eoner 5u aelpinnetl. gs
fino ons bic Serreu ct. 81. &. Gioa,
0isepr1ii0ent 0es Ieiitjden 2ittera.
riihen siluts, uno Der aonarebabar.
oronete Etanlen 9oipbIe. and, gettc.
ser fsnnt oeatjd,e art tinb aus Meiieu
bos beiiH6s Waterlanb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-25
Wsipaltiser pDiteis.
Gin adnfer erffebt pom Gtabtanbitsr
gonDs i'm getrage DoH 500, 600.

Ter beOeuten6ite annoe, ben Stnot.
onoitor Maibburn iospeit BET feinem
freih1HOiaen gonoUerfnuf gebnbt bal,
lteIlte lid aeitern Elm iino beitelte fiir
100000 Bombs, bic beute 1b3mlie.
fern iino. Sierooii iinb SOC, 900 W,ia.
Greet ab5ngsfanal.gonos, $25, 900
EorfbonOs nnb $25, 900 5iraBenDcr.
beiieriines.gonos
Oeaen 8anr perfaiiite Serr 8aig.
burn i'm Gaitie nes ecItrigen Toges
gcnos i'm getrnae bon $32, 500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-25
aeine geidnls;aaHeeH rr6obsa.

gor benz poli5tidxf G0psiau iDslis
esittrn bas Nerh0r sts<n bic poli5iftn
gDant unb mOlF iiattfinben. spel6s
non ban yssssrn 1bomas Gibfpn uni
Rihorp 1uebnp Der WibbasblnHs st
5iebsn ipuro<n. Oibfon srfhien k
benz angsfsbt<n Wtrb0r, DuebHn II.
bod, Der 6oupt0niIdeer. ni4t. 9tad
sinsr iur5en Wernebmuns ipasbt BIZ
1ei6uIsisuHs ssssn bis s)cii5iitsr
.faIitn osIansu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-25

grdfioeut million bat jsst
zine 5oee in 8esug auf Wlerito gefaBt.
Sis qeht oahiH, 5uerta uno gdrrdn3a.
bic 5u4rer Der gsgsniiberitsbenOsn
Streittrdfts, auf3uforoern, bab tie psm
8oIte 9elegenheit ge5en, cine 9grdiis
eenteripabl 3u osranftnlten, bQ er
meint, oaB etn aus FOLDER Da5i serz
borgeganeener prdToent bic 3uftims
mnns beg ean3fn Boltes iinosn uno
barnit oie 9sbolution 5u gnbe tophe.l
sueros. garran3a mo6t hiergesen ben
bedhtenspertben ginDano qelteno,
bab bic 9aponetts 6lertas u6er bas
Wablreiultat entfheiben piirbsn. 9as
nit fOmmen mir ouf unfere 4nfi6t III,
rid, oaB Die Ser. Staaten olleia eisfsn
Gtreit niht fhliften tonnen, fonbern
fi4 NIT ben itbrissa Hationen Dsrsiai.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-25
asHsert i'm guraet ssoSs Bari.

am Snmitna 9tarmiitog Dtro bic
,sobn g. @eber' 'id,e anpeile, ilnter Der
2eiti,ng non snpeameiiier Sermaan
9eIliiebt i'm gurnet @oo0s Wnrf ons
folaeHoe QrosraHH 5ur Tiirh'ub.
riirIg briagen:
Ginslg Der Botter in @albaIl !.
NngUer
Maltiirenritt @ngier
Signaro ssorialiar 9rieg
erinnerungen an Grieg.
Qotpoiirri aus Gounco'ifen Epern.
acrnei.Solo Tn bait ia bic ihon.
iten angen" SttgeEi
Serr 0ernnnn geiiiteof.
gotpulnri aus .Garnien" Bisei
Warih .5ern Ienr@ al. 0aSocri
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-25

Der Gretutio 4usEhuB
Der repubIitanii6sn partei BAT, pie
unisre Geier !pifsn, Rihter Spisgsl
ben 9iir9ern pon Cincinnati ais
Wtaporszaanbioatsn in 8oridlaq qss
bra6t unb mir itno ubsr3eugt, oab Die
Gmpfeblung allsrIeits aut gebeiBen
tperoen pirb, oa Ridter SpieqeI alien
8ebinsungen entipriht, bic bas Unit
erheiiht. Riemaro fam eine befere
6ahtenntniB aufpeiien, oIs er, oa er
dls Gount9s4nDaIt unb in ieinen rihs
tsrithsn qoiteH rsitlih GeIeqenbeit
befab, iid nit muni3tpalsn Sragen gu
beFaifen uno er Bat ii6 auf duf bieiem
GebIete elnen Ruf burh feline intslIis
geuteH unD fortihrittlihen Gntiheis
hun9en erporbsu. 9ds hat sr in niht
geringem 9ru6e ben SpesidIs Stuoien
5lt peroanten, bic er bsutIhsm 8srz
ipaltungspcfen qetptomet bat. Ri4tsr
Spisgsl 1T nGmIih elm bsgsiitertsr
9erebrer beutifer ItdbtiTaer ginri6z
tungen uno es 'hDebt ibm bas sSbeul
Dor, oeren 9rin3ip:en unIsrer Habit
ffen 8ertDaltung ein3uosrleiben. Die
beutffsn uno liberaIen Glemsute tpers
ben i'm gan3 beionosrs pilltommen
hetBen, bat er o06 Elm gan3es Mens
i6enaltsr auf ibrsr Seite getdmpft unb
seitrittsn uno Die 8irgsrI6aft i'm 4as
gemeinen BAT bas 8etpuBtfein, bab Iie
bos gtirgsrmeiIteramt einem tenntnib=
rei6eu uno turatterpoIIen Wtdrne an
pertrout. penH iie ii9 fir Ri6tsr
SPieesi enti9eiOet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-25
Die siuursz Rsfprmbtl

3ie 6inan5 RE Torm bill |
it0bt dnf S6tpisrigteiteu i'm 6auss
fptnmittee. Sine In3ahl Demotraten
lpplen nift oarauf siugeben, oab Die
Reisrpebanten pon Der Regierunq ners
paltet fperosn. 0isTer GtHpdno III
nift unberehtigt. 0a8 GjeIp in oie=
ZEN 8anten gebort niat Der Regieruna,
Ionoeru ben 9unteu, Die es beiiteuern.
9emnu6 baben bic 9anten Elm boheres
&e6t. aIs Die Regierung. 2ebtere srs
fiilt ibre PfIt9t, lpenn Iie odtauf iisbt,
hab bas Gelo cine rehtmdbige 8ers
fpenoung finoet. Sonbsrbarer WsiTe
bat Der prdIioent Ii4 bdrauf periteift,
oab Die Regierung bic 8erfpuItung
ausfhlteblid fiibren iplIe. 0amit miro
er nt6t our6ortngen, neil es Der 9es
rehtistsit uno Der 9ernunft sulpioer
lit. Wir boffsn, bdb Der 8rdiiDent
ba seinfe6en uno mtnbeItens ben Ban,
fen cine orObere 8ertretuug I'm Dtrets
forum Der Reierpebanten einrdumen
ipirb. Wir glauben in Ser Qnfi6t niht
febl gu gsben, baB 9rpan Die Sdulo
an oiefem 6emmniB trdst 8stdnnt
1T, bdb Die SSSoee BON Der 8erpdltung
bur6 bic Resieruns BON ibm ausgs6t
uno pabrfheinlih fiigt fih Der prGiiz
bent, I'm Die llntsritiigung ser anbGns
ger 8rDans niht 5lt perIteren.
- . s~--
Senator meets BON Wafds
6uistts bat einen eigent6umIi6en, i'm
ielbIt piberlegenben 9epeis gegen oeu
bemotratiiten 2ariT poroebroht. Or
gina nit ben Senatoren Die perihie=
oenen 9inge bur6, bic Iis i'm Senat
brauher tpie ltntenfdNer, Stablfes
bern, 9IGfer II. T. tp. uno iagte linen,
DAP lie ale importirt iino. 2bdtTade
aber lit, oab ale oisie Wdaren bobs
.30ue tragen. 0draus gebt bod ber=
Dor, baB bobe 30Is bic GinFubr nidt
per6inbern unD es ldbt fi6 iogdr bes
fpeiien, bdb lie bic Girfuhr forosrr.
Inter einem 6oh3ou>3drif itsat iiA
ods Wdterial, aus rpelhem oas Ser
tigfabrifat bergeitsIt piro, 10 tbeusr,
ooB Der omeritdntfde Sabritaut ges
gen oas 4uslanb, peld1es BON bieIen
3ouen befreit lit, ni6t auf3utommsn
oermag. Ju ben meiiten 5srtigfabri*
taten itno minbsitens Elm babies
0uBsrb nit boben 30usn belaftets
Baaren entbalten. 3aour6 ipsrosn
Die 5sriteQungstoiten fir DEN 5abrts
fanteH 10 bod, oaB er niht 10 biQig
pertaufen tam. pie Der ousldnbiIhe
aonturreut. Wiro er aber pon bieien
30lIen gang ooer gum Minbsitsn gum
qrOBen 5beiIe entlaitet, 10 tann CT bel
niebrigeren 30usn ni6t Bios i'm Bin
nenbdnoeI. fonoern aud i'm 4ubens
honoel bem ausIdnotfhsn aouturrsns
ten bic Splss bieteu.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1913-09-12
AT NEW c. Y. BRIDGE
James Brown In Jail At Aaaerstown
For Shooting Norman Jones Who
Ia In the hospital

As the result q an argument Nor.
man Jones, eolored. Of Virginia. was
shot IN the left arm BY James Brown
colored. Of Richmond. Sunday AFT.
ernoon shortly after O'Clock at tna
camp Of Tie construction company
erecting the G. V. X. K bridge caross
the potmsr river At powen's Bend
about one mile aud a half from VII
Transport
The argument began whfe The ne
groes we're eating but i ls 90, known
what started IT, Some say that a
crap game was the esnnlng OF The
trouble and others saw Il started over
twq women. who we're az the camp
brown whipped ont large a2,calibre
CUB and fred 1t Jones' who was
drinking coffee. The cup Was knock
ed from BIS hand and the bullet en-.
tered The arm. fraeturing bone
Word was Immediately sent to the
plthoritles al winIamsnoti aud to,
ee,her with Or. Layman were soon
ou the acene The wounds we're
dressed and Jones was removed to
WilIamspert aud later taken 10 the
hospital az Iiagerstown His injuries
are not serious
In the meantime. Drown made his
escape and going by pike as Tar as
Willamsport, he Jumped IN truck
with some campers and went to fla
gerstown. Policeman tIawbaker and
Constable Alexander both Of WI.
lIamspoft were soon following and
mel sheriff snIyely and Lieutenant
Barber aud made search of the G.
V. yards where they apprehended
Brown
The prisoner was taken 10 police
headquarters at tiaserstown and later
committed to jail He declares that
the shooting was accidental Brown
vii probably be giver preliminary
hearing today
Both Of the negroes have been en-
ploYsd at the bridge for some time.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1913-09-12
HOWARD WELSH SUICIDES.
Disappointment In Love Affair Is Civ
en- As Cause.

Alleged to have been disappointed
in love Howard Welsh. aged IS. de.
liberately took his life on a public
road leading from Leetowu to Aid.
ridge, in Jefferson county. He shot
himself through the head. using a 49,
ealibre revolver. The wound was in
fiicted about $50 and he fingered un-
til s before dying. The body WI
moved to tn home of his father. Mr.
Thomas Welsh, in Kearneysville.
Young Welsh Is said to have called
on the young lady in the Leetown
neighborhood and not meeting with
the reception he thought due him. be
came respondent and decided to die,
Welsh had been employed in Ha-
gerstown for several years and about
week ago returned to his home at
Leetown. Persons who knew Welsh
could assign no reason for the sui
eide.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1913-09-12
FAMILY REUNION HELD.
Eight Bro'hers and Sisters From Five
States Gather.

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va, Sept. s.
-Rion Hall, near Charles Town, in
Jefferson county, was the scene last
week of a reunion. the first in nearly
half a century, of a widely scattered
family of eight brothers and sisters
The party gathered from five differ
ent states and consisted of Mrs. Dan.
il B. Lucas who was hostess; Dr.. St
George T. Brooke. formerly professor
of law at the University West Viz
ginia, and wife, now of Charles Town;
Miss Elizabeth d. Brooke, of Charles
Town; Rev DR. Frank J. Brooke, of
Romney, w. Va; Mrs. ]. Fairfax Nc
Laughlin, of New York city; Judge
d. Tucker Brooke and wife. OF Nor
folk. Va; Harry l.. Brooke. of the
Chamber of Commerce, Of San Fran
cisco, Cal; and Mrs. Everett w. Bed
niger, of Anchorage, Ky.
In addition to these several of the
children of the above were at the
party making or renewing acquaint.
anee with each other. The family
party was entertained at dinner by
Professor and Mrs, st. George r.
Brooke at their home in Charles Town
and at afternoon tea by Mr.. and Mrs.
Forrest W. Brown.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1913-09-12
MISS MARY {. PAYNE
Died Sunday Morning Of tuberculosis
At Home OF Sister, Mrs. &. W.
Butts.

Sunday morning Miss Mary Ethel
Payne died at the home Of her sister,
Mrs. T.. w Butts. corner OF West
Martin and Raligh streets, OF tuber-
eulosis. About the first OF the year
Miss Payne was taken ~. and II was
not long until her illness developed
INTO the dread disease All efforts
to check the progress were unavai
ing. and she continued TO decline.
During the past few weeks she sank
rapidly. and the family became aware
that the end was near.
Miss Payne was the daughter "
Mr. aud Mrs. James H. Payne. and
was born near Spring Minis II years
ago Since her fathers death, which
occurred In 1903, she and her mother
have resided with Mrs. Butts. In adj
dition to her mother. she 80 survived
by Mrs Butts, sister. and Clarence
Raymond and Champ Payne. brothers.
Tomorrow the funeral will be held
from the residence at 3 o'clock and
the body viii be taken TO Spring Mills
for burial.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1913-09-12
ROAD CONGRESS.
West Virginia Win Be Well Repre-
scented At Good Roads Gathering
To B. Held At Detroit.

The third annual good roads con
gress will be held at Detroit, Mich,
September 20 to October 4, and ex
tensive preparations are being made
for the big event. Committees have
been appointed and thousands from
all parts of the country are expected
to be present
West Virginia will be well repre-
scented at the congress as Governor
Hatfield has already appointed large
committee to represent the state at
large and the West Virginia state
Automobile Association and its local
branches will all appoint large dele
cations to attend this important meet
ing.
This will be a matter Of good roads
enthusiasts representing national and
state government and national. state
county and city automobile and coed
roads organizations all over the cuun.
try. 1t is fully believed that tbs VIII
be the biggest meeting Of the kind
ever held in the world The last
congress was conceded the larges.
and from present indications this one
will be far better than the last one.
II was directly due to the work Of
last years good roads congress that
the National Congress was induced
to appoint good roads commission,
and make an appropriation Of large
sum to be used for the purpose Of
investigating the matter of national
government and building and main
tanning a system of national highways
throughout the country. For this rea.
son the meeting this year is attracting
far greater attention.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1913-09-12
TWO STRIKES ARE SETTLED
Trouble in Coal River Field is Salts
Factoriiy Adjusted

CHARLESTON. Sep. 10 Vice Pres
ident c. c. Grifiith. of Kanawha dis
trict, United Mine WORKERS OF Ameri-
ca. who is serving IN the absence OF
President Thomas Cairnes. on va
cation in Ohio has brought about the
settlement Of two strikes in the Coal
RIVER coal fieldsone at Ottawa, in
Boone county. and the other at Rock.
house. in Logan county, All the men
involved. numbering 400 or 800. will
return to work at once.
The Rockhouse mines. which be.
came part Of the union territory on
Coal river when they we're organized
two weeks ago. are operated by the
Mining Coal 20. The company dis
charged 20 Of the men who affiliated
With the union and the strike fol
lowed
The Ottawa mines are operated by
the Coal River Coal Co. under an
agreement similar to that under
which the Kanawha operators have
been running for the past twosyesar
The trouble there was purely local
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MRS. CHARLES \. BECkfh
NEW YORK sept. q Mrs Char
les A. Becker, the loyal little wife OF
the New York police lieutenant who
h. living an eternity in cell Of the
death house at Sing sing prison has
returned TO her position as a teacher
at Public school No 90 This brave
voung woman who Is doing everything
in her power to help the fight that Is
being wagcd TO save her husband
from the electric chair declared that
ahe was compelled TO return 70 tue
teachers desk Ia an effort TO rout
the awful thoughts that have been
into her mind during these
last several months Of suspense and
waiting. She says the only moments
OF happiness she has experienced
since her husband was arrested -
the brains Of the ring that ordered
the murder OF Herman Rosenthal was
when she entered her old classroom
and The children greeted her with an
unanimous shout OF welcome.
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MR.. RUSSELL BETTER.
Man Who Fell Yesterday Has Chance
to Recover.

Reports today from the bedside of
r. A. Russell, the Brunswick man
who was seriously injured Monday
afternoon by fall at the nome Of
his daughter. Mrs. George Hassen. OF
East Burke treet, are to the effect
that he is much improved. AT 3
o'clock this morning MIR. Russell re-
gained consciousness. and the attend
ing physicians say II he does not suf
fer any more hemorrhages be will re-
cover.
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T. Rec DAYS ROAD WORK
Pocahontas County Results in Ae.I
eompIishins Great Good,


CHARLESTON. Sept. TO- The cit
liens OF Pocahontas county have made
up their minds that their county viii
have good roads and that the roads
shall be kept 10 good condition. Az
though there is good road when
speaking OF West Virginia roads, be.
tween Warrington and the Virginia
line,via Huntingdon twenty-five men
with eight teams last week repaired
the road between Warrington and the
Virginia road. These men with the
eight teams worked like Troians for
three days The delegation was head
ed BY n r. Price, Ed Smith Doctor"
Loekridge and G. w. Huntley
Pocahontas county IL the home
county Of state Road Engineer A. e.
Williams.
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erick and will last one week. Re-.
E. L. Mclean is the president of the
sYI cd.
cider George McCorlle, of North
Carolina, is yice-president Charles NJ
Eolf Hanover, treasurer. and Rev.
LLOYD C0Atntz. Baltimore stated
clerk. Tie synod is composed OF
tbeht classes It comprises all OF
he Reformed churches in Southern
Pennsylvania me whole CT Maryland,
Virginia, West Virginia and North
Carolina.
There are 47f57 communicates,
32S congregations and 1876 ministers.
Tho syrod win be attended by about
ZOE ministers and IS elders.
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carr--swiaer.

AT the Lutheran parsonage Monday
morning Henry Carr, of Philadelphia.
Pa. and Miss Wilma June Swiger, of
Clarksburg, w. Va. members of Billy
Aliens Musical show. were married
by the Rev. Or. Chas. s. Trump Mr..
Carr is a noted tenor singer, while
his bride comes from one of the best
known families in Clarksburg.