davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-09-19
ct. eoaiier @arftprciie.
9ie aaae inn @eteibemorft bIeibt

Die Gage inn @eteibenlorft bleibt,
nlerhpiirbig ipie iie lit, tpeienfh6 nm
nerGilbert. lttrb bas trob bes Gegens,
Der iif IN eitrigen @egetlbm als elm
Segen ertpieien bat, llHb trot ollberer
ginfIiiiie, oie iorit einen @edieI ein-
treten Iieben. 9ie bieitge Gage 5eidl.
net Der 0aiIp Marfet Heporter, ins
Dem er id1reiht: rSrotbem bie 9iirre
gebroden intb groBere 3ltii,hren IN
WinneopnIis, Dnlutb itl1o 8tnalipeg
sit oer5eidnen iilb in @iinMpeg
iollen tie auberorberitIih groB ieir-
troboem tr1mer tpieoer 8erid)te eia.
la1tfelt, boB 6ie rlliiiid>e @rine iebr
ergiebig iefn ioIl, ltnb trotben Otals
lrl6 @eiaen IN anberen Mdrften, boz.
ipeimllih in fonabiid,eil, billiger o.
ipopben fein ioIler trotbem 1T DER
hieiige Marft nidyt ffhpdder getpors
6en." SIM aIlgeneiner gilt bos alf)
fit 6ie aaltse perfloifene @od,e, fp0b.
reno ser friifer beridtete 3lttan0-
nltBeroroentli6 geriatge 3unabnte De,
fommer3ieIlen @prrdtbe BEL felteli,
Greiie1t-altbiclt 9ie Gnrrdtbe IN
ct. 2ollis 1tobnlen fpIbren0 Ser @ode
Inn 100000 gltibeI ab, ipdbrenb Ole
fontntersiellen @orrdtlle i'm gan5ell
2alpSe nlir Inn 100000 8uibel 5it.
nabnell, gegatiiber elmer 3itlnobnlc
BON 3,9S9,OO0 &uf6el ipdbreirb Der
ielben ISOLDE 1912, Inn fpelfe Belt
she @eIanlnltillaiie ber'gorrotfe 46e
505, 900 9lribel betrGgt, gegeniiber
26,679,O00 9uibeI in Der 8arollel-
lpod)e 6es Snbres.
Greiie iiiuo fir .gru0eS" @eiSen u
ct 2olGs 81 -99%Gts. pro gllibel
lltb i'm 9feip Oorf 96 Cts.
Wbnis hot mr eine nlubtge gfadr
frage. Brefie iilro fir veraSeo" @e-
treibe 1872 761a Cts, nadb Sorte
intS GuaIit1t
Safer lit ebellfoGGs flolt, aber Der.
bGlhribnlGBig felt. Der Epeisfta,lo
lit 4th A gts. pro 8ltibel tilr
,gra6eb".
oeberbe Gdtpeirpe batten eiltalt
leften Morft Tro Geittner foItpn
iie $775 $s.95 nod 9lralitat ilnS
@apidt Ger SBiere.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-09-19
Sipiss

ltlulene Sounrer treFfer iett ibre
&ohbcreirinpget fir 'bic SerbItalpS'
loot.
fSrolt emma gdupltc, ipelde Iilp,
aere 3eft fier BEL q. ScblIte iuJS
Sarrrifie oirf @eiltdl fpnr, reiite anl
portget 9ollper8tng tpieber nod
bolpIe, lru6 ct. 2ouis, 5iriid.
@bp. &iuBfe befoipb iid) DorIge
@od]e, edidlGAtsbdlber, in Sea.
@ep. gS. Sencfler lmo ,Smnilie,
bon ct 2oiriS, befmr6et iid) fiiralid
ntelneiu Sane bier aibf 9eiltd bel
&emuonbte1l anrD SSrelnl0en.
sSuab S5enuleberger, iuelder iih in
ct. 2palis Under GrStlider 9ebun6-
lung beflaEen Grtte lnub ieit 5tpei
@ofeit apieoer bier mar, bat iib
su beirtielbeip 3ipef tuieOer nod ct.
2nais beeeban Sefipe oieIen Snelalt.
DC ipiilpTrhe1b Dob er baGb tpieber boil.
fonlnlen bengeltelt iein miro,
9latantIt Gdynatber impb oeiicn
@ftudIter, 2llIit, bon Der SecoitD
gredf, tpanen nm Ietten Sollttng
bier aipf @eiibd, BEL 8empnpnteft.
fSrant Marie Sditlte irro oersn
gnfdlmA gaona, begoben lid apr per-
gnlpgeruefl Sottttog, ultf cine @od!e
alun 8elitd,, mad, Der SecorD Gneef.
sSrI. 0eiitiIe 9ieber febrte am
Iebteat Spluttng bon Sipelrspille 5lhs
mid, apo iie fih nrebrcne Sa9e, be-
flbdstpeiie, oilfgGboItmr bottc
g[. Sditlte irpb @dttll aparen oill
letter. Sonrrtng oiif geiitd bel ebas
@rosa
9ei s(itfon @iLlinimn fflrhet am
tr6dJItel SaniStng (mougen) cine lllr.
terbultlnrg lptbit Cams itatt, SIR Grs
friidlrugen lit geionat; Seoerllpn1ai
iii frelupolidit eittgelaOeH.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-09-19
@orriiun.

0as 9itnif melfes om lebt.Ht
Sorultog ilil Garf obgehalten pur.
/ be, mar gut beiudt, lnlO Die Sbell'
ncnnler 9rIebten eillen fro6libelt
Sag.
Die Iange Gepiobe ser Oiirne bal
nm ibr Grbe erreidt, ipipie gleib'
ifalls oatcb Die ertrene Site. rs
hat dusgiebig getegnet; bas @ettrr
! lit beoeiltenb firblcr limo, infplge eel
ien, bIidf Elm Sober lpieber boff-
nlnpgspplI in bie 3,rfrrnft.
Son slttbur 2effmmnL meIdc
erililld franf oamtieberlag, befilr.
het iid iett mtf Dem beIten @a]e
Der @eiciirtg,
'flpin Soefrer erfrorfte anl let-
ten Sonntag plotIih, ipdbrea1b er
Bel Ieinem 8rlp6er George auf 81
iuG nor; en- bot ii6 ober in5tpiid)ell
'pieber 5iemlid erbolt.
Das 8oIIipieI am bersmrgenen
Sonattag, stpiid)en Den bieiigen Sal
staff's unb oern gbonpois Semn,
erSete nit Dem Seg Ser Sohtaffs
0os &eIitltat NOR Z su 4.
csohn iSreeie, BON GoncorbHa, Wto.
Fam mn porigen Mitttpo6 bier an
,iu6 ta1tfte @ifauo's 8arbiergeiddit.
Serr sSreeie bat Den @ltf zines
&iinItlers in feialen Sad.
8uItor aurt, Dom SeriepbiIle, SH.
pnebigte ON pergangefteft Sonntng
in Ser bieiigen epairgelif6en &irdH,
8aItor &l,re bat Die slbiidt bherbcr
su aieben.
Senrn goeger ntafte am lettsn
Sotnttae etaten @bite6er nod ger'
ger.
@6m. Slnuitert lit 5alr Belt ie6r
neiddftiet inn @rinroeigerhbann
idyGft
Srart E. 9l. 2arirnore mar fiiri'
Iid) inebrere Sage, geiddftsbdlber,
in ct. 2oitis.
gbos. @oe0er iupb @ottin tpareit
am berfIoiienen Sonltng IN Stolpr,
a1tf geilpd1 BEL Ssrau 8oeser's @lteru
Gbas. s[meIipg lmro @attial.
Der 6ffertlide gcrfmlf fpelder
on @so1thoa 6ieier ISOLDE bel slitl,
albelporpt6 ItottfoipS. NOR iebr gilt
feilidr ilipo oie Snben brodten altd)
siertIih quite 8reiie
Serbert Neerteus beiitdlt gpgell'
tu6rtta sic Sblllc in Girincb. Sa.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-09-19
aln,1t,,ter 40

ntebrerelt Waonnten fir &ilSp Sabu
genrbeitet Bot, orbeitet iebt Fiir
Senrp Sd,saier, oitf 6em Sslm,f
obepbaB @nsconabe 9th.
Wir tnafen borige @od,e, in
9nafe, gIeibFdlIs INIT gbos. Gross.
9olris 2nnrgeiibcng iu6 Rihter Geb-
pc satiatuluer, ionic alth NIT Or.
gWbcrSefbe, ipeIher i,frner iebr DO.
idldThtgt lit.
Seiprp @eiilaan6 ift obne 3meief
Ser @eienfom,s itl6 &affernfprip-9o.
nig alr oieNer @egenh; ser Senrp Der
ibeht es fein 2alrb erfol9reid su be-
anbeitelt.
ssoln SelhlRrs, ullf Der alien
2iprdheuaer Sornii, bnt Sie groBten
ittb6 id)6riten Nfiriid,e ge5ogaa nal.
tI)e mir hu &eien sSabr 9ciebeit bo-
ben. Ger @erfaiuf npndhe fbnt feaie
Mfiibe; es foinoet iirt getriigenS
&i,tfer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-09-19
Sappp SOaolu,

! Sitgo 9orid INTO slrtbur Sbell
Eous belltden tpabren6 bteies Ger
1uins ole SodTdptle in Serntnnn
Oas Safispergniige1 ipeIdes am ber
gulugelen Sunpstog BON Der sSirl
Greet cSr. @alrb geJehcat ipiroe
,par feffr 5dGlreif bciild,t lmb Die
Sl6ciLrldbmer irtterbieIten iih oltt
oas 9eite.
gsie mir boreap miro Die Sdnle
i'm SorSar 9fItrdft mt n1dlteel 21.
Septenlbcr ibren sfnfong ipbmrl.
llnlere sSa1ulter itDb bod crfrellt
iiber bm gllten Hegeu ipalher 81
Cube Der burigeql @ode eilltuat, io'
,pic airb iiber 6nS fiiblere 8ater
iest fonret iie an 6as Tfliigen nnb
@eisel,i6er geben mo niht llleDr
geit6tEdgt 8aiier 5li fubren.
g5ir trafat oprtge @ode, in
Ouate, nit Boitor @inter 5liiamarten
ipsGfer auts nlttbeilfe bob er eine
1SteIle bci eiiper 90. 6. @e1peinoc,
i'm 8trIipgton, sSSolua, angeitonlitcn
bat. Ole 5dblreidat Sreiutoe oes
9sdItor @iMer idbet iein Sdeioelu
bodJIt ittugerls fpiinfdn ifm aber
Sen 66tar grfolu in ieinGn neltal1
8irfiuNgsfreis.
gsin sSobnlr's grobe me1te Sdetcr
i'll nlnt balo ooileal0et bofIettilt6
miro er oieieIbe oitd NIT elmer gro'
ben sSeitlidfeit eftapei6en.
sSoDn 8rosSinmlt, tpelder lelt
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-09-19
anssiebieaer Rcsen.

slm borigen 9oitenstag geofJmit
tag nradhe elm altsaebebnter idaparei
Hegen Der ertreilren Brioee bet
9iirre, iifter tpelfer llfrier Gplntp
itno ebenioapohl ser aatu3e Staat
ieit iiber bier Mounten gafdnnadMet Il
iaite. eipblih elm gnbe. Ser Meaen
belt ipabnenh Der garrsen 9Sadt fin.
bltrd, on ltab am Wtontna folate
oanr eilpe 5fpeite StufIoqe. 9lrf 6al
Sar1en mar has @aiIer 10 rur
seiporben 6aB piele ssarqilcr ibrsn
3aiierbeoarf sur Sr;inflntg Hires
@iebitarbes airs belt greefs itn6 on-
Scren @aIierlGitfelt Ser ltnpge1eaS
per @o9et berbeifdbren nuti)tal.
HadISen iehoh ailf oieie Gllcl-
I'm ausgctrodret poren, bcfanSen
fill, lrlliere lSnrnner elmer erltitan
urh be6enflihni @aiIersalot4l gegclr.
iiber lut6 ipnren oaber geip6tbiqt picle
aFcilen melt rnh oen groberen
CreefS inpo SIiiiieip 5ll F0breit, ipelnr
iie ibr @ieh rlidt bcr4darrd)ten lai-
len lppGltefl. Sic @ieiel iln6 oic
SSeibepIabe iparell .oitsgeoorrt ltnb
berbrmr1tt iub biele sSarner tparcn
er1tothigt gdlnne 5ir Rllen oontit
bos @ieb neirigItets ole 9l1tter intb
rie 3peige 5ur 9aabrifg batte, mr-
ferrnfaIls es eleno perbllngept m1re.
Inbere sSar1rer frieben ibr @te6
5itiann1ren llftb periaitotelt onsiellbe
nod Dem Martt, ei1rfnd ipegen Malls
gel ont sSiptter lmtb nlih ON @aiier.
Seit Dem @intritt oes Megclrs
hnt iid 9(lles nit ei1iem Sdpluge ges
aitbett. 9ie @eSen aurb oie @eibe-
pIGte fnngen pieber on Su griineu;
bie Seid)e unS bie gttertrat iino
lpie6er nit @aiier geFhIlt, bas gieb
ntuB ridt ntebr fir irgelpo eiteil
8reis oarf Sen Marft gebrndt tner-
SEN, irto ser Sarrner iieht pieoer
froben Wflhhes impb boil 8ertraten
ser 8ufilnft entgegen. ssariner tpel.
DIE ibr 2uftb fur5 roh glnfaB Der
9iirre gepfIiigt hattrl treffen lett
@orberebtlmgen fiir bic 8ei5eluiaat
itiro cbcrfalIs lit Ser @oheit iettI
i'm beitefr 3fitnato fir bas Gfliteeu.l
Ger aroBe @ei8enemrog Der Oieg-1
jibrigen Gr1me miro pieIe iSarnper
onBu benegelp. in bieienn Serfbit eilre
nod groBere arsabI pol sl6eril mit|
@ei5en 5u beItellat, inben1 trtaip aIlge,
mein Der glriidt iit Dab ole lapgari-
hsIterbe 0iire, tpcIhe faft alien
8flmBenip,td,s 5epItorte, alrh ben
@etretSefpalBen(6 6indfntgs) cen @or
ans geilpndt bat llro Dab bnber Der
ipGditiGbrige @eiaen nift lurter
Sieler 8elt 81 leioelt bobelt fpiro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-09-19
Snlanb

Ser 1S.iibri9e Omar 9opis, ser
| iidb III feline Sditllebrerin perliebt
bottle iinb iie cridnB. neiI lie iif
/ nit eirein gl1poerc1 nerlobte. ipairSe
am H. 5. Wf. I'M SapeteniIe, Irf,
9ebGngt.
@ei1tIid)e bon Carlisle, Ia., sc.
emmpe1t cine 9elnegllitg ollie @eiIt
Ilidmt pom GenfipIpmtien bnronf 81
| berpfIid,ten, oaB iie 6ie @ieberber.
beirotbanlg aeid)ieNener Gcrionen be.
| f1mpfen. )
@topor @obnor bon, gtetp BORT,
ser atn A. 5. sc. obfitbr, lin burb
cine Seereiic ietre @eiauuobeit a,if.
| 5itbeiierar, lit am 10, g. so. mtf Dem
0oinpfer ..9oItic" nrittel ami beru
Ocean pIotIid) geltorbeu. gr ioll
| ieit ser Belt, als @aIIng6er einen
SdntB oli ibn obfeilerte, rrie reht
liuoId aciucien lei1p Die in ieiilent
a6rper ItedelrSe 8iagel fnrmite obne
@eio1r fiir ieiil 2e6en niflt eutfernt
per0en,
: @or t2 o6er Ia Togen purocn
Stiide elmer in Eiidrcr geruidelten
ssralpelMei6e alls ocan SllSiott bel
9eap g1orf ge5o9eit, iueIde ird6
pipfen Gathipiimmigen olS oie bes
biibSdaar 22-iahr 0ieiultnlGbdlefrs
gInlu 9(luniiller erfaqqlt iponben
fms. Ser 8erbndlt Der Sbot lel,fte
ft6 ouf ben angebIidelr fntbol. 8far.
/ rer &atls Stbnibt, Der fid Bel Der
Gerboftlmq o6nc llntid)apeife als
Dt6rSer oes sOfdodeps befGHatte,
bas iidb in geiegreten llniitirSen Re.
far6. Gt botte es ths9ebeim geebes
lidt lmo Sie Srmlntia ieI6ft poII3o.
oen g8ie Ser proteit. @eiitIide
Miflcipn in Bolton feline gerlobte
SRI. 2irnell oll3 2iebc erntor6ete,
ipofiir er birweridtet tpuroe, 10 ipilI
oaldD G'fr. Sdrii6t aus gleidGr llr.
fod,e oic 9fot begafpgen boben
ssiirst 9nbert bon Wottaco, Der
Serr ser beriibnten Spielbole bon
Weonte Carlo iutb ein berborrogeii-
ser @eIebrter, ift ouf ieiner godt
,sirmt6cIIe" I'M Sdfen BON Stem
gorf ongetonnler or miro fid
ltod, @ponting sur g'Grennao Re.
aeben ,nlh Selfelber i'm @eiten be.
fidtiaen itt 6enen er eine WiIlion
Dollars angeIegt bdben ioa
Stint 9abert, EN- 5reitipo oes
oeiafben 2aiiers, lift 65 ssobre ait.
ssstn Sabre 1884 giipa ieines 8nters
gof3 an Der fdrpeoiid,en aiiIbe
under 1mlb Ole gorlse 8erra1lfaurtg
entranf. Or mar Der eitt5ige, Der
aenettet ppoe. @r lit BON ieiiter
eriten @elitadin Wtarp Douglas
Smnilton geidiebert ilfpo ieine ies.
ige @elimbIiit, Die lin aitf ieileer
geiie begLeitet, ift ole Sodter 6es
g,eip SrlearEer gmptiers @aidael
Seine
arseigen I'M @oIfsbIatt brinsen
G.EnT~ 4aE
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-09-19
sie famen nidlt ,uieber. nd wal

HI w HNuutth NtWi tpttotA. HyN ipHA
eepIagt," idretbt Srali Sobn WSalgei
BON &ogers Garf, ST., Init f(einen
@ei6tpiiren unb SaiitaltsIhldgen
Sic @eidtpiire broden aitf uno per-
ibnan6en, boh fnir Inn baIo ipieoer
5u eriGeinen. 9ies bIieb Monote
lang 10 BEL, biz i6 Den aIpelrfrGuter
als Elm 9Iutreiiligllngsnittel benitt-
te. 9ie @eidtpiire peri6ipanber
bonn, ltno fins nidt ipieber gefonp-
men, iupo mas ebenio erfreilIih lit,
id1 fiible mid int ieoer 9e5ie6itng
beSYer oIs lie 5itbor."
Seine glpot6efer- Mebi5i1t, Ion0ern
Elm einfodes, Seiterprobtes &rditter.
SeilmittpI, peIdes lett itber burnbe-t
sSsobren I'M @ebraltd lit, ilnO rtie-
mails in ausgeSehnter @eiie otrges
seiat ipltroe. Ole i1ttereiiarte @e,
ifEd,be Iehler Grlt0ectintg i'm Is .sSdbp4
IaatOert tpirS fret ot irgeipb eire
gtbreIie geiapbt. Or geter Sab.
men & Cons Co., 1875 50. Sopl
9lpe., Gbicago, Sa.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-09-19

anseigen i'm 8oIfsbGatt brirsen
grfoIg.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-09-19
&Snia a[ler glbfahrnnasnlittcl.

Sir 8erftopfing &opftpeb, I'm.
peroauIihfeit rro 9pspepiia tpett'
BET Or. Sings Stem 2ife Rills an
8aul @atbnIfo, guffolo. q. y,
iagt, iie Ieien Ser sa6nig Der ab-
fiibrungsmittel, fin6 elm Segetl
fiir meine Sainilie ittlb balte I'M.
iner tpeIhe i'm Snitie." Sclt ettle
SdodteI llnS tperbet geIirno. prets
25c. Gnlpfoblen In allen apotbetett.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-09-19
@ohs

@enst ibr Sraltben gum SSamilieu-
gebroit6 farfen ipollt, al 21a Gents
0ns 8illnS, oanr laBt erre auftrdge
BEL Or. SO. g. 9ifion
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-09-19

geidts 1T beiier Inn einer idipn'
6en @agen gu itdrten als @oert.
fer's @asen-SeiTmitteI. 30 eents
I'M Central 9rue Store, TN Ser.
mann, au baben. slns.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-09-19

slbonnirt aif oas Sernpannct
8oIfsbIott.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-08-20
Established 1865

city gets from the council about all the service that paid for and
instances good deal
The total expenditures the city according estimate of this year
Will be round numbers $l68000
estimate published in 1872 $172000.
The handling and expenditure Of this should be
done by who make their particular business
economically expended.
1t Should be done by who well paid for doing that they
can take the time to study the cy business problems
corporation would study its business problems
No big business succeed with the methods are
applied to city government under the old system
No thoughtful business would permit his private business
be 20 conducted and he should not permit the business of his city
be managed.
The business OF the city is iii fact the business every citizen the
city and when each and every citizen begins to look such
takes the interest he would his business then
he will see the improvements that he expects
No voter taxpayer big business little business man
will make mistake voting the Greater Charter on Septem
Der Is. r..
L. M. DAVIS,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-08-20
r. GuKESON.
Clothier and Furnlsher
1o7 Main st.

not resigned from congress Is that
he wants to get his friend. J. Carl
Vance. in the Clarksburg postotfice
before he leaves his post, fearing TO
trust this appointment TO Senator
Chiffon should he resign.
Vance and Chiffon are not good
political friends and the former.
WHO is member of the Democratic
state committee. has always been n
McGraw follower
Charges have been filed against
Sherman Denham. by Congressman
Davis, so the report runs and the
track Is well CREASED and the skids
have been carefully placed under
him. Congressman Hubbard also
filed charges against Dcnham and
the pOsioifice department has made
recent investigation of the Clarks.
burg Office, 1t Is said and will have
no trouble in pcrfecting the speedy
removal Of Denham.
Mr.. Vance has been Davis cam
paign manager and Is now the cdi-
tor of the Clarksburg Exponent.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-08-20
THAW'S CRAFTINESS

If Harry Thaw is insane his crafti.
ness must be acknowledged. He has
Kept the kcenest wits busy keepip.
him confined. He has become since
his confinement IL very good lawyer
having studied law since he was sen,
to the asylum.
His successful escape is further
evidence of his shrewdncss. He left
behind maps and drawings OF
South America 10 give the impress
sion that that country was his desti-
nation while he was speeding north
as fast as burnt gasoline would take
him. He left a decoy letter to be
mailed to his mother saying he was
On his way to his PENNSYLVANIA homo,
This was only clever ruse to throw
his Ipersuers off his trail. Thaw
knew the dangers OF extradition and
was not going to be apprehended in
any State in the Union If 1t was DOS
sibfe for him to prevent It.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-08-20

his immense wealth that got him
into the trouble that terminated in
the murder OF Stanford. White at
Madison Square Roof Garden in New
York. '.-
For this crime he was acquitted
by jury on the ground of insanity
and as far as the crime of murder
Is concerned Harry Thaw is us free
and as innocent as the purest angel
In the eyes OF the law. There Is no
criminal charge against him. He
has been detained at Muttcawan for
Iye years on. the insanity charge
and there are very few people any
where who. believe him to be insane,
II he Is not insane he should be- Civ
en- his liberty. but he has little
chance offIhis In New York state,
where hethas been the meal ticket
for those who have both prosecuted
and prosecuted him. District Attor-
ney Jerome would not have followed
an ordinary insane person beyond
the court room to prosecute him.
The alienists would not want him
confined II they were not enabled to
secure large fees for giving expert
testimony. The prison officials
would not have Offered an unusual
reward for the rccapture OF an ordi-
nary lunatic who might havee soap
ed. So it Is seen that Thaw's money
is now his greatest handicap.
II an ordinary paranoiac had es-
capped from Matteawan he would not
have been followed with any deter
mination to capture him beyond the
city limits. He certainly would not
have been chased across the Canad-
ian border II sheriff had not want
ed mat $500 reward offered for his
capture.
lhere are not many people who
express an opinion who do not say
that Thaw should be given his lib
erty and the hope Is very generally
expressed that he will be successful
IN his attempt to flee the country.
Society would not he benefited by
his presence. but since he is not
euilty'of any crime, and Is NOT
thought to be insane. simple Justice
demands that he be no longer per
secuted. even though he is man of
great wealth.
The main object in having Thaw
returned to New York or in having
him confined. is to make the mil
HOBS; of his aged mother prey to
the ncfarious game of pack of shy
ster lawyers and graftcrs.
Mrs. Thaw has suffered enough
already for the sake of her rayoritc
son apd has done no more than any
mothf would do for hr boy who is in
trouble. but why now for the priyi-
tege of continuing this graft shourd
Harry Thaw be brought back to
New York.? Give Mrs. Thaw n resi-
and lot Harry retire to some distant
country where he may be forgotten
as soon as possible.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-08-20
WATERSON HURLS BRICK.

Col. Henry Watcrson. editor OF
the Louisville Courier journal, has
just thrown the following brick into
New York:
THAT the people of New York arc
incapable of self-governmcnt espc-
cially the people of the city which
dominates the state OF New York
has long been the belief of observ-
ant and thoughtful onlookers.
BE- Life Is safer among the fcudista
of the. mountains of Kentucky than
II Is In the borough OF Manhattan.
Living Ia less muddled in the Blue
AGrass than the Bronx. Even the
sscrub politicians who sometimes
work into places of emolument and
|honor here are trifle cleaner and
tless ravenous than tie wolves who
tthere prowl at all hours of the day
sand night between the Great White
way and the Legislative Red Light
In the capitol ut Albany.
! Judge Herrick tails "loftily of
S'preserving the dignity of the COM
smonwealth. Alack the day. 1t has
mo dignity to preserve. Its dignity
twas thrown to the dogs years ago.
Mot one of the rogues who voted
Simpeachment' cares u hill o beans
Eabout the crimes and .misdemean
Rprs' OF SulZer. The court which
tries him will be mock court, Il
majority OF its members Judges In
advance foresworn. Justice, patri-
otismt ruth have fled to british
beasts leaving graft and graftcrs to
fight over the loot and to flourish
one after another In corrupt sue
.cession, the people looking on i'm
potent and dazed. Public debt of
the city Of New York rivals the ma
tional debt. We read of the Wal
pole regions In England with a kind
OF wonder. 1t was not flea bite
by comparison with the system of
pillage which holds New York in Il
Grip from which there seems no cs-
cape.
Things are every whit as bad as
they were under Tweed. They were
amateurs in those days.
Poor William Sulzer. One can
well believe he did not wrongfully
use n dollar; that the case against
him was "a frame-up:' even that.
like the dog In the fable. he was
merely caught in bad company"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-08-20

One of the most astonishing an.
nouncemcnts recently made in the
name of science is that a means may
be discovered. with the aid OF the
ultraviolet rays from the sun. tG
free man from the necessity OF con
tinually cultivating the soil in order
to furnish himcslf with food.
If this expectation should be full.
ly carried out mankind would nc
longer be forced, as they have been
ever since the loss of Adams para.
disc, TO earn their bread in tn,
sweat of their brows. That neces.
sity has hitherto rested upon man
because the plants of the fields pos
sess kind of secret laboratory ii
which they utilize The power OF the
sunbeams for transforming mineral
Substances into foodstuff.
But now the French chemists
Bcrthelot and Gaudechon, have
out way. with the aid of the ultra
violet rays, to initiate. to certain
extent. the action of the plants
THERE experiments give rise to the
hope that. after while. we shall
be able to make In the laboratories
out of nitrogen. chalk. carboniC
acid and water, number of ali
mentary. or eatable. substances. like
those which heretofore have beer
furnished only by plants.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-08-20
HERE TOO.

The Charleston Mail In speaking
of the fees of Detective Biddinger In
the legislative graft cases says Gen
cral Lilly characterizes them as be-
ing "eXhorbitant." Since the Mail
has been so wise as to agree with the
opinion Of the Yves, Virginian on
this question we will "fess up" that
We spelled our'n with an "h" too.
On the subject of the fees the
Mail in part says:
ITO the ordinary citizen It would
seem that Biddingcr's bill Is an eX-
tra0rdinariiy large one, but when
the further fact is taken into con-
sidcration that the entire costs of
the case to the State has been but Il
little over ten thousand dollars all
told. this sum does not appear un-
secmly large. The Mail regrets eX-
ceedingiy that any measure of per-
sonal bitterness or animosity should
crop out In the controversy between
the two distinguished gentlemen. and
suggests that this feature be imme-
diately eliminated. as neither wouio
have anything to gain thereby, and
the public. generally has tired of
constant warfare between its. Off
Gals"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-08-20
A GOOD JUDGE.

Prosecuting Attorney T. c. Town
send. of Kanawha county. in com.
menting upon the committee appoint.
ed to investigate the legislative brib.
cry cases says he had confidence 10
part of that committee but in the
chairman he had none.
Senator 0. S. Marshall Is the chair
man of this committee and there are
many people in this section Of the
State who believe the prosecutor in
this instance is a pretty good Judge
OF human nature.