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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-24

Bum par biIis at pfre iif aip for, &c,
orapelieu forcsit ben 17ee Secerber
GUN blep beardpet paa GIG goiiIee gsei
nishebs @rnrpIaSs.
Paitor a. RafshoIS fcrretiepe | Ssr'
aetniet % peb @rdpen,
sgre prrc bcnSes Ninoel
G. g. Z.
Yean. y. o.. lobe Sanaur 1918,
Ten Ste Sunuar afsif 8riftcffcr n.
Sanecn peo Tsnen paa tin sarm 8
Eil Spe for gpcn | en- gIser at So
aar efter omirent Ct 8sadrigt Spge'
Itie. Srobs ben Iaues Speeom LED ban
| Stiltss % toIst troIie fat paa i'm
sufoIciee 1arnetro, iom osiaa blep ei
Vaabsn, brormeS ban itireoe | Ssoens
Gdntp.
Gan ftsstss til Spilc paa ct. Sobdn'
nes' Rcnisbebs WrappIaos, Cation
yaitpr giieIdns fcrrettcse badce ! Sir
fen o. peS @rapeu. Sau par fsst pad
Wdaroen 5anseu. Rebre esgeoaI
Rorge. at SorrlSrsre 8rrt % SeIgc
Drsubpbe.
i 20-25.NdrsuIoeren oroS ban I'll
Imerita % Tom til Sttertdil Go.
Riftu.. bbor ban ben isrite ginter ar
beiSebe for Grill gcrerIS rrr 5ergus
Soils. ON @unrer erog ban u~citcpri
% fom iii Cation Srail Co., tpui
ban iibcr bar boet.
On 5tune sfier fin auiomit bIet
ban tienbt % isnere Gift mee g'ii;
aieriti 2. Sdiaen % III | bette sggte'
Tab TO Sstrc. Bertha % Siloa, ION
beese beerreer Subet at en- sob oe
ii9rIis Saber.
Sdns Suitrn Scee for marae Gai
iiben. idd M boiler be 5ise on 5iSt
| @ooer Serbs fpIoe Sfiso til Ops
itaneelitns Mcrsensrp. 8. o..
Sslfeit Carton gnebo esec | 8c'
DETER ben Toe Sanlinr % afhsbe bal
AZ War o. 3 RaoneSer sammel. Sar
bar fsbt paa @aarben gnebo / 0esie'
'foeen. @lbbraneSbaIen. aarct 1855
IS Var sarrmel Tom ban til gtnSelin
Winn.. hpcr ban bar en- Stlmt; fiber
tcg ban op Sontciteao pda Snbiansg e,
~icrcdtipn, Tom MI er @oberts County
.. 8af., % boiatte iis Der, bpor bar
bIep beernpet ben lite gan. aissSt
habSe Z Ssru. 3scsaariasen bar arrf
| Rnpen. Sreb pare n,eo bam @
pcliienet bore hans Niubel
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-24
IRA Gl6pp, Saif., Canada.

So MI er Suleu oper, og leg Hal
ferbe noale Orb, iaa "RoIten"s Seiere
ian faa ie bporlebes Ri turebe ben Der
&urben, TIL ies peb Der er mango |
@innei6eif Co., ipm liter at bere ifra
os, men be maa bog life tGnfe, at pi
Ieper ubenfor Solteififfeu. @i bar
hapt en- notiaa bpsseIis Sui meo Sol@
fin til bpcrenefte Sag og ingen Sne,
iaa bet 'er rigtis Sontmet Der. anoei'
SSulebaa bapbe Ri SrRbifen al Sattor
Storebo os treble Sulebag bapSe pi
Suletrefeit hos 9riiten Gebbp meo 9.
8. @anes iom Sopebtaler % 0ttis
Sosian Iebebe 8sruenes Hro9ram, be-
itaaenbe al Gang 90 defamation, iad
hi baphe en- meget bbeeelig Sthno nbs
oper apelben. Seq bill enife Soften"
Ell aobt NSptaar os mango Sat for bet
aobe 2Gieitof, ben bar 9ibet mig. Sr
maa tro jss er slaO, bper Gang le9
faar Soften, tbi ba faar ieg bsre
ira BET samle 2drb.
@n SiIien til "8ecorabsT Soften" oe
ale tienbte runbt Seiper.
q. q. 9.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-24
syra Gttrtef, Wis.

Seq bar / gben Suleaften os fiebte
mia ct NIT glGtbns, oe nad ie9 bdbbe
ilig Sperflob, iaa tGnfte ieg at ienSe
"goiten" ncsle 2inier fra Storitaocn
gttricf = ia, tor er ben, ON lille faa
itor ipm gbicaso. @i bar baot rig
fiat ct npmerfet Geir / belle Sst oe
Ginter iaa lanst, men bet bltoer bel
noaet' onbet, naar Ri bitter t9rpt8e
meb Sulenirinsen. aplingen bIep bra
iom iebpanIie, tbi llaar er nflenot paa
bisie 8anter.
firtelis Senieettoe er pi Der belois
ftiaebe, ba hi bar mango 8trfer o9
airteIamfuno, uemlis Sutberanere, &as
t6olifer, Yresbpterianere % Here, men
be norife 2utberanere er Dog / Uta<
ioriteten, os gelisionsifole bar Ri ira
TO til fire Naaneber ON Iaret | bper
Renigbeb, ida Ri bebsper life at blioe
Sebninger for ben Gags Sfblb.
Ser er Tibet at ie fra Yeberibenoene
MI, ida Sfubaaret maa babe bdnt en-
bebre @irfnins enb mango tGntte.
Sep Der / bort eamle Excitement bar
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-24
Hra @Iasep,s, Mpnt.

gi fi Der ct soSt Sar. iaa hi aIes
idntmen er fornsiebe - ia bet ier euboe
no til, at mango bar fact forme9et
oe ~beebnber at bline 3apitaIiiter.
/. Sfubaaret Der bar giort itore Sora
anbrineer, tbi mango Yeberipenpe, Der
aIbrig bar babt Iob til at iper9e Ell
Yise, er iaar blebue giite. Ser er
mango, iom p~aaitaar, at en- Gut bar
mere Ieob END en- Bise, men bet er
NOT life / ale Silfelber at bette ilaar
til. 9et bar ialfalb Der biit fig, at bet
ibase aisn osIaa ian babe 0aob.
Seq er Dog bleben eaaeroe ieien,
men ies trsiter mig meb, at be fanife
fumes ies er for une. Stdl iee bente
til naite Sfubaar, iaa ianbelie blir iee
life sammel moi.
Seq snifer ale ct eobt Nptaar.
SeberIrenb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-24
I'll 0orbiioroinaerne.

3aar ieg 'om RorbfjprbIagets &ass
Ierer eieurem 8laoene benuenoer mig
til mine 8b8oefoIt, ina fer bet af 10
@runoe: Ssrit iorci bet er ben enefte
&aabe, bporpaa ieg fan a benz, 90
berneit, forbt ieg gierue piIbe naa
allie Rorbfjorbinger meo nogIe Orb.
angaaenbe Ell sanife bietig Gag.
Sc, iom bar bGret tilitcoe beb Ca
gets Rsber, oeb NOT, boao Oct 9i9lber
- iier be, iom bibnaneoe bort berlige
gasbe / Sarge iioite CONNER - men
maaItc DEN itsrite Sci al Rorbijoroins
serne life naaebe bib, os mango af ben,
bar bel neppc ful9t iname9et meb, at
&c peb, boab RorofioroIaget er, og bbab
Itaal bet bar iat iig iantt bpab getpbs
ming bets @rbeibe bill babe for 2agets
Nlenlemmer iaauel iom for belle Norb@
fiproN99ten. Seq tdtfcr berfor 9r.
Solicit for bans artifel / "Sfanbinds
ben" ON benne Sag; ben buroe p9rc
optuget / fIerc gIabe. Seq forubiGtter
Dog, at De fleite al 2asets Weblemmer
bar lGft ben og ifal berfor life 9iens
luBty Npup Sl. oIulfCL llLSp.
Ssrit Hal jeg oplpie, at ies ietop nh
ON Sageu mobto8 Oct fsrite SelSb til
RiuSceapen, oe BET bar fra en- apinbe.
Stu ifulbe ieg snife, at @apcrne pilbe
besbnSe at itremms inS sanIie fort,
iaa ieg tunbe faa begpnbe at fpitterc
/ glabene, set bilbe r,aaife pGffe nos
gen of De "Senbrrati9e" til gfters
tanfe.
Raar 9aeet paa it aarsmsbe | Sars
90 forIeSen Sammer beitemte Jig til at
foreta9e en- SnbiamIin9 til en- Iiubes
gare, ida 1dpoe set fine 9ooe @runbe.
gnbuer Eorpficroing feIer noget beipns
berIie rsre iig | Srin9en, naar ban hss
rer Napnet Rorbfiorb eler iRnfer paa
set. en- BARN Strsm ~beepnoer at saa
siennem bans Iarcr, os han bliper uns
oerIig tilmpoe. Sporfor BET? So. bette
Iaun orager frem Rinoer ira en- lGnsit
ipunoen Sio % fra bet Steb, bpor
hans 8ug9e itoo - 6por ban bar ars
beiost % liot, lGn9tet oe itriot
bsiet baaSe Sorg og @I9be bpor
Sar o9 gtor bar arbeioet o. fj9mpet,
og bpor De eubeIig blep lnst til 6biIe
unoer Sorpeu pda ben title ~airfegaaro.
San ier tsseIi9 bner Battle os Sten.
bper Sti % bpert Sr9, bper 81 oa
bpert SosiefaIb - BEN bIaa, Hare 5ims
mel, ium ipntes ar fpsie S%iefotinoerne
og Den beiIiee aftenioI, iom ~forgplote
be beisite 6ieIbe. 5an minbes tpbeIig
ben milSe lpie Sommernat meb ben
beilise benriuenbe Sosiebur os mango
andre Ting = baaoe iprgeIige og al9s
beige - bpis gainoer bar giemt iis |
bans grpit, men fremfor alt - Der
bar bet. ban bIep opbraget og unsers
bit baaoe of SorGIbre 90 2Grere. Yaa
Rors sang IGrte ban fsrite Bon, BUN
lasoe pfte unber Saarer neb / 8arnes
bjertet ben Arp, iom Barnet funoe
tase meo zig peiaa Inngt bort ober BET
onbe brcoe Sab. Den ARB. Tom osiaa
Der | bette Quno ituloe bline Gnbbgs
sernes itsrife % beSfte 8ieSom. ben
iom life RsI oe Butt fortGrer - ben
lit Ri meb os toIofrit. Terborte
it be fieite al os ben SioIeoanneIie.
iom bIso @runoIaset for Dor ienere lbs
nitIing.
Der itaar enonu Den enmle airfe,
bpor Seius fsrft tos os ifaru, os Deb
bpis aItsrfoo ri iom acmirmauter afs
Iasoe ben eobe SeiienSeIie og beirufteoe
bort SnabsIefte! Ger nar bet baaoc
pi % bore Sor9ISre unoer Sipets Strin
tpReenes % mTttebes peo Qipets grsp.
l~ioeufor oisie S~irtep9see fan bu
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-24
On nm Nrubbina. WaNine.

en- @rubbiugs Ruifine. Der mco en-
Iioen SlfsisIie at attdfmeut -
fan ~iotdnorss iii an n~Imiuselis 0eites
irnft (5oris Rotpsr), az Den nbeic
Srembrirgslie al Milne Rfg. Co., SIS
eight Ct. Rounoutb. 81. 5ette er CT
al DC iterite GARNER / bernie Scrrsta
uirgsgren. OF eubper inierssicret / Bet
re Slng3 Raiiinsrt buroe itrny ierre
eiter en- M Gntal0g, ion neio5 az No
giUet. Sen inoeboISer 112 Siosr me0
2ulftrntiorer 90 SeiiriueIier oper due
&c foritictige Stumps Sulers. cg oeu
oeeruG6utc me RdifiHe oil trdnfe
iremfor andre oRffe Snteresie. Sirs
mast iGleer Sesuoen StadItrosisr.
Sagmnitiusrt o.i.o,, % 5aa alt gipes
Iaosite Rriier. Sorinen giSreseurc
inoeboIser goeen ogina rsiagtiec Cps
lpsuiuecr ON ale Rdifiners 8ria
iont messt anhst At Sntsresie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-24

SurbnIe 81, Rrs. Sobn Serbs 81. bss'
&c fra 2ate Tius. Ga; Rrs. s@isri
z. Spidrs. Sarfpare. 0liur. soc; St'
bert @nopdueen, albsrt Sea. Riru.
SO. TiIiammsn iubiiribsret men lite
iuSbetalt $tl6.50.
8UmiteeuS bicrtsIigs Sat til ole %
meS Sdub ON at ret mango DiI te8rs
ia | Oct ioumenSc Var. u. 9. Sui
lamb, 9. u. @uspauecn. u. 2. Nams
iep. e. 6. 8uoodugeu, adsierer.
=. z. Admicp. Sefr.,
gmmouS, Rinn
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-24
IRA Nabiipn, Msiun.

Range Sage, baabe 9obe og minbre
gooe, er foripunSne / Sibsitrsnmen,
iiSen ieg ifrep nit iibite 8reu / See
corabs Yoitep", oa meoens ieg iiboer /
Spnstrpgen og benter pda bIioere 8eir.
ifal ieg iorisge at ieroe en- libeu Silien
til BEN eanle tiere "8ecorabsY oit"
i9ien.
Set er MI ~forient at billie ~9I9beIie
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-24
Ara ambrpfe, u. Saf.

Ct sobt oe peIiisnet mt Gar ~tiIpnifei
jeg aue "Secorabs Roiten"s 9Giere. 81
bar en- ubmertet fin ginter bio til
Says. Gne Soil berrunot / Sipibs
Co., tisrer / gosne % giiesier. On
Iefpelben a Oct iaa fint geir os iaa
maaneIbif, at Der q ioert ntanse pan
Sulefeften for ben eneeIife SioIe
Gtolebniet Sairpietp SO. 2. geiret bar
life p9ret folot.
Dtrs. Grit SIIon.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-24

enteIte Seberipeube og gntmGno maats
tet bibe i 6r6siet. Sebermserue itaI
bi life inoffe ON.
ct eobt 9tbtaar tilsniies ale.
Radneifinsbel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-24
1spens Ssn.

Smut g. 6dgen (&darifaol bsSe Ser
1Sbe Gftober 1912 paa 5oipitaIet
Grafton, u. 8at. 5dn a fsbt Den
1sbe SUM 1924 al 8oraIbrene gpsr
oa Rarit &aaritaS | beitre SIibre. gaIs
oris, Horge. Sdu bIeu nsbt o. ionHrs
meret i Qomens 9irts, oe Der bIeo bar
osiaa 9giepiet | 1s4s til Sigrie Girls
batter Wif, Tom osbe 2sbe Robembei
1907. Sc bapbe fit sgateifab
Ssnner, nemIig &nuf, Crit. gpen op
Ole Saaen. Sae leSer. afcsse uSpan,
sreoe meo tin Santilie til ameriia
1867 og boiatfe iig i N1rbebeu al
Rciuburs, Sinrnore &c., Ninn. J 1880
reiite ban og SnnriIie til Steele Co.,
Rortb 9afota. bpor ban tos 5ome,
iteao, og bppr ban iiSeH for bet mefts
bar Iepet. Dan bar meaet ifrsbeIie
paa bet iibite os bar 9IaS beb at faa
flptie berfra.
Ole q. Sasen.
Ct Soreens gusfdb Id ober SeIes
ionen Sirseds Rorsen ben 24oe ges
eember. Irs. ellington (fsbt apam.
men) bar bso eftsr ct tort men inner.
tefulbt SpgeIeie. afSsoe bar fsSt
6aIinscaI, Rorss. 1871, tom meo III
gaor os ire Ssiieuoe til Norfb 9atote
1886. Snsgit i sggieifab mso Cara
gaingien 1888. 9e iettlebe / Ror.
fpat Sofrn. Hamisp Gointp. bpor b.
belle SiSen iioen bar boet, % bror b
bapse ct fint o. soot Diem. GUN efier.
Iaoer iis. fornbsn en- fbrsenbe sggie.
fGae, II Born 8 Gutter.S bigger. Ro.
Der o. 8 ssiienpe. Jon besrGbtr ga.
bet ai en- ITO % tiGrfie sggief9le
yaoSer. Cater o. Ssiter. Gun bar CT
iro, ieIpopoireuSe apinoe. iom ofrebs
jim lib for Siemmtt % SSrnens. ion
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-24

correspondence

aorreippreanerr uber sapn % asresie faaes tfr bet mtHehe seniBn til;
be bfr tYt euaana giennemlrne at &cbahioneu. Raputf pI Tie kIiue
pdentIiaarprt, mc6nfnert ptbipmmenet Sprrrippuocut guiter bet. men
Webofiunen uaa bmpe bans tuibe sarn "a Nertsie. :: 3: :: :: q:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-04-18
SEVENTEEN PERSONS
SHAKE DR.. LYONS HAND

is bound to come sooner or later but
come now and in response to this ap.
peal seventeen came forward and gave
The evangelist their hands.
Devil is Busy In City.
One OF the best indications that we
are to have a glorious revival in Fair
mont is, said DR.. Lyon, the fact that
the Devil is busy getting in his work.
He stated that several false reports
regarding the meetings had reached
his ears and that he wanted TO set mat
iers straIghtAalong these lines.
The report had been circulated over
the city that fifty cents was being
charged for adtnittance at the taherna,
Gle and that DIR. Lyon was receiving Il
rake oil for each collection taken, also
TINT the Ministerial association an''
the executive committee of the Lyon
meeting had guaranteed him ten thou
sand dollars before he would agree to
come to this city. These things are
false said Dr. Lyon and il anybody
tells them TO you tell him that said ho
was a liar. He was backed by the Min
isterial Association in this statement,
The collections are being applied OIL
the debt incurred In building the tabe"'
nacle. printing and Incidental e%
renses and DR.. Lyon gets not a cent
or the collection.
Commended Prosecuting Attorney.
DR.. Lyon in strong terms last night
commended Prosecuting Attorney TuS
ca Morris for the stand he had taken
in regard to Sunday baseball and
begged that the right minded people
would support a man that had the
courage Of his convictions concerning
. the breaking of the Sabbath. He said
any man Or any newspaper that stands
in the way of the enforcement OF this
law is deep down in his heart an anar
chist.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-04-18
WAYMAN FIRES
SHOT IN BODY
ATTORNEY OF CHI.
cAGo, A MARSHALL COUNTY
MAN, IN BREAKDOWN, AT
TEMPTS SUICIDE.

CHICAGO, April 1S.-John r. W..
Wpyman, former States attorney for
Cook county, fired two bullets into his
body at his residence yesterday, and Is
lying at the point Of death. The cause
ascrIbed was nervous breakdown due
to III health.
Wayman had but recently retired
from office and had gone into a law
partnership with former resident. He
had been conspicuous during his term
in office in the prosecution oil men ac-
oused of bribery in connection with
the election later declared void Of VIII
liam Lorimer as United States Sena-
tor, had been active at the close OF his
ircumbency in closing the vice district
in Chicago, and had undergone strain
IN an unsuccessful campaign for the
Republican nomination for governor.
The physicians last night held out
no hopes of Mr.. Wayman's recovery
MI. Wayman is well known by many
IDEAL recple. He is an uncle Of Chas.
i, Wayman, one Of the bess known
young men Of this city. IA,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-04-18
INQUIRIES
May FOLLOW
ITALYs ACTION IN REGARD TO
/; CALIFORNIA; ALIEN LAND
4 LAWS MAY CAUSE OTHER Gov
ERNMENTs TO INQUIRE.
(By Associated press.)

WASHINGTON, D. c., April 1S.--
sltaly's inquiry Of the probable effect
I 3of tile pending alien lang laws in Cali
3fornia upon Italians and their interest
In that State is expected to be quick
/ " followed by like inquiries from 9TH
er governments who have subjects en-
gagged in American enterprises.
a 21ntimations alreadys have been re-
ceiverd at the State Department that
other governments are Interested.
President Wilson announced selec-
tlon of Geo. W. Guthrie. OF Pittsburgh,
to be Ambassador to Japan is taken
with a measure of relief by those most
vitality interested. Guthrie probably
Will soon be,nominated and on his way
I to Toxic, where the Embassy is in
s,eharge Of a secretary pending the ap-
polntment of an Ambassador to suc-
ceed Larz Anderson. who has Just re-
turned home.
II Is not known tnat Secretary Bryan
has had occasion to address the Japa:
nese government through the Embassy
$his efforts having been confined 10
conferences here with the Japanese
Ambassador at Washington. He is BE-.
iiHs ,tssisted by Secretary Lane. who is
a,native OF California.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-04-18

Seventeen went forward last night
and gave their hands TO DR.. Lyon,
when at the close OF most cQnvinu'
.ng and inspiring sermon the second
invitation of the series Of meetings
was gyen.
With one exception. and that Of all
elderly man. those who came forward
al the invitation were young men and
women ranging in age from sixteen TO
2b years OF age and numbered among
chem the representative young people
Of this city.
DR.. Lyon delivered a heart search
ng sermon on the subject Taking On
Inventory" and used the text foundftN
the book of Genesis 80 where the Ques'
lion was put to Adam OF Where Art
rhou?" He said in his opening re-
marks that every good business man
It stated times takes an inventory Of
stock and why was not it right for
:ach person to take spiritual inven'
ory and find out where he stands IN
+. lie spiritual life.
The purpose Of the sermon was TWO
iold. The first part of the discourse
leing directed TO tile back sltdden
Christian while the latter part OF the
sermon was directed to the unbeliever
DR.. Lyon said 10 every individual
here are three selves, First, Who You
hlnk you are; Second, What others
.hink you are; and Third, How God
ices you.
God did not put the question to
Adam, said the evangelist, that b"
night discover where Adam was bat
hat Adam might discover where he
vas. He counselcd his hearers 10 be
satisfied with what you have but never
With what you are but always strive
eor hotter and higher spiritual life'
sIe also counseled that the christians
right always be chafitable with tE2
'oults Of others but never with your
jwn faults.
Where Art Thou in reg"-G TO Spirit
uality, Self Denial. Self Control, ReIa,
tionshIp to others, Philanthrophy and
Relationship to God, we're some OF the
questions handed out to the back slid
den christians.
In tho concluding remarks Dr.. Lyon
gave a heart searching appeal to the
unsayed to accept Christ as a personal
savior He said don't wait for the
pangs Of suffering, sorrow and be-
reaSemsnt TO tender your heart and
aFoasesyou to the understa andlrg that
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-04-18
OPERATORS J ACCEPT ]
HIE. PROPOSITION OF
GOVERNOR HATFIELD.
MINERS STATE THEY WILL ACT
AFTER OPERATORS SHOW
THEIR POSITION.
CONFIDENTLY BELIEVED THEY
WILL AccEpT-oPERAToRs Ac.
cEPr ENTIRE PROPOSITION.

CHARLESTON, April 1s.-Tbe coal
operators of Cabin and Paint Creeks
and Coal river sections yesterday ac-
cepted Governor Hatfield's proposal
for the settlement Of industrial dis
turbances in the Kanawha county
fields existing for the past year. The
miners are expected to reply and I'M
less prevented from doing so by IN
ternational officials will accept the
proposal. In announcing the operators
reply Governor Hatfield late yester-
day afternoon gave out ihc following
statement:
T have a communication signed by
the president Of Paint Creek and Cab
in Creek coal operators association
which am submitting TO the miners
and their associates also for the in.
formation Of the public which is as
follows"
Charleston, w. Va, April II.
Hon. Henry d. Hatfield, Governor
Charleston, w. Va.
Dear SIR
Replying to the recommendations
made in the statement issued by you
Monday the 14th inst, with reference
to the existing disturbances in the
Paint Greek and Cabin Greek coal
fields including also the Coal River
mines.
The. undersigned, on aehalf,of the
operators in the fields, beg to say that
the operators In said fields will ae-
cede to and adopt your Recommends
tiOns, viz:
Flrst-Thc miners at any and all OF
the mines in said district shall be free
10 place upon any tipple, 81 any time
and for so long as they choose, a
check weighmNn. IN justice to our
selves, however, We call your excel
lency's attention to the fact that the
right to a check weishman has never
been denied at any time ii these dis
tricts.
Second--,A nine.hour day will be es'
tablished at said mines, meaning that
nine hours OF work at the employees
place of work.
Third-Therc will be no dscrlmina
tion at any Of said mines for or
against any miners with reference to
the purchase OF his supplies and any
miner will be free to deal at such
stores as he may choose without ar
iectIng his employment. III this con.
nection we may also desire to say
that so far as We are informed this
has been the rule at the mines men
toned and that no discrimination has
heen made against any member by
(contInusd on PAGE E,snt1
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-04-18
TURKEY TR0T
AND BUNNY HUG
Is TAeooED BY THE DAUGHTERS
OF THE AMERICAN REVoLU.
TON.
(BY ASSOCIATED PREss.)

WASHINGTON, D. c., April 1S.-At
the opening of to.day's session of the
Congress of the Daughters of the
American Revolution, Mrs. Story and
Mrs. Horton are the only candidates
for President General OF the order.
In an adoption Of report on the
welfare of women and children the
congress went on record against the
so.caed objectionable dances, such as
turkey trot, bunny hug and Others, and
endorses the appointment of women
officers exclusively in institutions for
women and children.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-04-18
MINERS HAVE
NOT REPORTED
SOME ANXIETY is FELT OVER
THE PROBABLE OUTCOME OF
GOV. HATFIEL0's PROPOSITION.
(Ry ASSOCIATED PnEss.D

CHARLESTON April 1S.-- Some
anxiety was expressed here today
concerning the probable outcome of
the movement set on foot by Governor
Hatfield for the settlement OF the coal
strike when it became known that the
answer of the miners to the Cover.
nors proposition would not be given,
perhaps, until tomorrow. That all the
miners f1cers who are here to dis
cuss the situation are not OF the same
mind developed several days ago, but
there has been no intlmations as tc
the nature of their differences. ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-04-18

me the aarti 9Ras too saalsls, and ihat
they would have To to sei 70
bed rock. And % ii is siih you ny
little folks. Your Foundation IS what
you have to stand on ana teisnreaud
make 1t rock bottom, uppSse 4 man
spends million dollar sSsctins 2
house on sandy piece pt Epttpd what
ls the result? The wat wash it
away. Would a man i toolish
us TO do such q thing eYeIy day
many OF you are hltlains spor mes
foundation on sand int q rock.
Think ye well,
When Aaron Burr sa Htudent
In Princeton university SHe said 10 bis
teacher one day: Don't spu think I
need religion IN niy, WoF 'he nlo.
fessor said: oh, there plenty oi
time for that later on 80 Aagop Burr
loft the university with sqad ioun-
datlon. and you all snca how
later he shot down AlexandsF iansIi.
ton. one OF tae nafionSs eteatesf mea.
in a duel, and later beea.nasa railor
to his country ohs ieasar
had only told the boy tietnIth md
let him join hands VITA iesaa S.
how different would have been his
life? 4
In Chicago not so long there
was band Of boys whict as enbled
at certain barn to read yellow backs,
play cards. smoke cigare eie. and
finally they planned IA fobbet They
wont one night with maslSea laees 70
tho Offices Of the CITY Ilartfis Rail.
way, held UP the cashier brave
young man, who reslsted tack,
but they shot him down fosbed tlie
place and made theif5e 5es seape i,st ne
Chicago police trailed Mem 2 if.
diana, unprecedented. arrested and
brought them back. one sanday
morning in the Cook loanby Jan.
where they we erconaae band 81
religious workers came ~ o bold
services. TAsy- pas,ied pstn phleis
about the life Of John ;Tie hree
criminals tore the pamphl Ists
and snoked and pItlyt.d CIlEils while
the service was goIng on So long
after they wereled into tlss4a yafi.
q black cap placed over thelt heads.
a moose about their neeks Ind flty
were east into eternity &Ihf the stain
upon their lives thai wiltsaeseF clean.
at least until Judgment 1E On. ay
children, think We wen o tIlsse lin
and keep away from tie filand close
to the God Almighty s
Contrasting that We haye that
young man, whose home sasih tsiles,
@, who when, during d reStsal meet
Ing the leader asked fo scIlnteers
to come forth and confess Iesus
Christ. one. young mar, III scn 81 r
widow. walked boldly fofth ind shook
the hand Of the leader ata SUD #
am ready to follow my saYi6nf That
boy was VIM. Mckinley Iaief pFesi-
dent OF the United STATE
. a. b y 4