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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-31
GnnDBROADS.


When tie Demo eratic rim gsters,
read the story OF tile good roads
scandal this eyenin they will. tell
fhe auton1oh t1eso owners; as they have
been doing that tile bitQFssof the
West Nfrgtnian and the paper, too,
for that matter are opposed toatlie,
building OF good road That is not
The fact. nhe Yves frgihtan; and
its editor supported the good roads
movement and viii con inue TO do so.
But we are now opposipg 6; lie man
il en- Id wilich the steopl e's stnondy is
being spent and 3 not t ths gQop ,1 E9adF d.
movenent. We used more N Wspa :
per space and wrote more matter for
the gond roads smoyeme nt in this, dis
trict than any other ne%spaReT. DUR
ing the past two or three years the
editor. of the Weg YfrEfAfan has
written and published more matter
in behalf ot good roads than any
other live newspap ers in ithe. state.
We haye pointe out the numerous
advan tages Of good roads. We have
stated, and again assert, that the
good roads mi this county will en-
nance the property values AUDITING
these roads enough to pay for the
cost, yytth all the losses that have
been entatled; with the disregard for
The law shown the county court
in handling the road bands and the
money. we still say the roads will be
profitable Investment. But that
does not put US on record as. fayoring
the discounttn OF the bonds against
Tho law and bull DIM Csc roads
only ~ and feet daewhe en- the
voters were promised y teen foot
road. ykIR M
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-31
NO, NOT YET.
!og q

.sTIle Times has not yet admitteU
that 1t was mistaken when it. said
Mr.. Shaver voted for the Yost law
1t discovered it was mistaken but it
was too stubborn TO take 1t back. 1t
did finally say in q weak effort to de-
Fend that record that Mr.. Shaver was
sick when the bill was voted on but
he Times has .made,.no excuse for
the other two times Mr.. Shaver did
cot vote on the bill Was he sick
Ill three times? az
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-31

Industrial aTI : operations all. over the
land. 1t has: accomplished the clos
ing of many of our mines and the
throwing out of employment of hun
ureds of miners in this region. II
this continues much longer 1t will
accomplish the closing of our banks
and stores.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-31
NOT SAYING, me TOO" NOW.

The Times has not been saying inc
too" for the Democratic candidate
for the senate of the platform planks
to any noticeable extent within the
last few days. 1t has failed to pro
duce the plank or the platform pledg-
ing its candidate to support coun-
ty- salaries bill, .-,, ID Ia
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-31
: SEVENTEEN 1s5E / HURT: y
ax AssniE,,. srrni,a tGfEs 1gE hI:siY

:Bv AssoiiAixAFED PREss.13F "'8l7
I, BINGHAMToN. N, ~, Oct. al
persons were hurt today
in the wreck of train No. 2 on the
Lackawana railroad which was
thrown offan embankment a mile
west of Afford, Pa. .@
Part of the train of five cars rolled
down a '3O-foot incline into Martins
creek. The wreck which happened
at 6:15 a. m. was attributed to a
broken rail.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-31
TO THE LABoR1NG VOTERS OF
Marion C0ITNTYfiu n

You are all no doubt aware that;
Mr.. A. l.. Heffner is a candidate on
the Republican ticket for the fHeuse
OF Delegates, = and also .HtoFa great
many If not all, that hefh beenifor
years an earnest andsaettTe advocate
of labor representation. We have
our labor days ndtlabor parades. but
now is the time to express yourselves
in more effective way, at the bali
lot box so now II you mean what you /
soy, and want to practice what you
preach, get busy. lay aside party pol
tiles and vote for the man$tlatfwilla
faithfully and earnestly represent
our interests. "A. word to the wise
is sufficient. - g 80 ~. q
Democrat Engineer.
!J'!!ltH3ttl|. 1Ot LA'C;ksIft3F Esr y SS1i M
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-31
NO, NEVER Il

Are. the people going to- give Mr..
Shaver the right to use the rubber
stamp for three votes in the House
81 Delegates to vote against: the en-
forcement of. Hthe stYost. law, the
ahange Of the charter and The ;coun-
~ SALARIES Law? No, never;
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-31
with AEARMs THEME

If the Republican candidate fol
the senate gets half the Democratic
votes lie has been promised he will
not be seriously handicapped by car
Fling a Bull Moore on his shoulders;
This is what has caused the New
Freedom ringsters to become so great
" alarmed.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-31
THE ANSWER 4
f$s /: .!B;. S'F|Ifl |; A. SiE5$I IL;
lPIds Va. n Bllgy4 face ka,eS / E1ah, I

IIIV5 stIIU VIC IIIuUV NVINI1 tRu7'''s' ''FV1E'
We denied it and asked the organ of
the Office Holders Trust to produce
tits evidence. 1t is not forthcoming.
The answer to the Times statement
will be found on the front page OF
the West Virginian today. What we
have not discovered about the good
roads scandal, will be told by Mr..
John F. Phillips, the efficient county
clerk, over his own signature, after
his term OF Office expires. Mr.. Phil
lips will no doubt open the peoples
eyes.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-31
WHEN IT WILL CONE.

The Times found a little adver-
tisemcnt in the West Virginian stat
Eng that we are marching on to a
great prosperity. The Times says
we have prosperity now. We say we
are going after it and prosperity will
return when n Republican congress
gets back. to Washington after the
coming election.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-31
THEIR ALAMO.

The building OF the court house
was the Waterloo of Democratic ring
rule in Marion county. The Coco
Roads scandal will be its Alamo.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-31
HowE4Ti'ol5 'sTl0lP'fT.

When alii'poifticali parties get reps
resentation on election boards.there
will not be so much bribery and
Changing 81 ballots. and stuffing Of
ballot boxes in iMarioht cotfnty.VG &
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-31
THE EVIDENCE

! THO Tffffes is not Dragging mulch
mofe about. tletbig poor house bust-
n essS exc County court is doing initilfs
c6unty!; That is the best evidence
of'hard' times we have ever heard.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-31

Revival at GAINESVILLE NJ. E. Church.
This meeting has grownfin inter-
est and power right from the start.
DR.. E. D. Fellers, the Conference
Evangelist, is being backed upiby a
loyal membership that is working
with might and main to gather imam
abundant harvest. GAINESVILLE Is
certainly being stirred, Sunday ser:
vices are as follows: Sunday school
at $3.50. Rev. Fellers will sing and
play in the Sunday school. AT 1880
preaching service. p. M, great
mass meeting for men. Rev. Fe1lers
will make the address and asSmale
quartette will furnish the music.
$3.50. Epworth League. 1880; the
browning service Of the day-spe-
cial sermon and music. Monday
night, is lodge night and Rev. Fell
lers will preach to the Odd Fellows
and K. of P. Rebekahs and lPythian
Sisters and all other lodge men and
women. Text, Brave Men, Assist
Him to Arise "A cordial welcome
to everybody: \. "a:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-31
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

and his rubber stamps oaldsbeH
colleagues Isl aVote the Old Fairmont Cemetery
donated the public by old and
means e8desecration Of these graves
ed ancestors Of many Of Marion county antilles
are resting peace for the purpose Of
and alleys over their remains for the
estate SPECTATORS. You sent Democrats egisla-
tSre two years ago and they secured the
20 members Of the Marion County Office olefsE3rust
to sell this old buryng ground The Big Demo
cratic Commissioners have already
cemetery. They propose to sell it if they stop
ped L. M Davis, the Republican candidate for the sen
ate says he is elected and nobody doubts sincerity
in this statement, that he will change the charter and
restore this old buryng ground to the people He will
do this and prevent the spectators rich
from the sale Of town lots where the deadare now rest
ing That is why they are fighting Davis BIT
terness and desperation that in their power He says
Bea The Bosses and Change the Charter and by the
de it. He has money to buy votes andWould It
ifhe had He is asking for the office his platform OF
pledges he intends to carry out is elected twinot
be his loss if he is defeated but loss of the people
Who Waptrra Sd tate Gd1s deal; a,x ,,.ssH44 "a
g. Save he4GAneteEy, step the Salary
foDavs and tl1e,Foepublcam candidates for the ote
Of Delegates, Heffner Miller and Campbell. They ane.
fi1 'i'e s@&,r3 =
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-31
WE THOUGHT IT WAS ITS HEAR:
ING

The Times says 1t does not under
stand our grammar.
We have asked the Times so many
question it has not answered we had
begun to think that the Apostle Of
the New Freedom had lost its hear
ing. tre.-. ..s. ifi
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-31
LET THEM ANSWER II

What Is being done to relieve the
80 italian familfes that l1eve. applied
70 ono Of the coal companies for help
until tile mines start? What is be-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-31

corner of it's editorial page. The
Times seems to be taking the count.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-31
.lpRInIlIT.rIElE;Is,:,T.I Is |; EMADjE.

UclhteuI EsTess.
WASHINGTON ID u Oct.
,Fornal protest to the British goy-
Ietntnent against the detention OF the
american copper laden steamer
ISrooniund at mhdo lo+
day ABNthc spiit95dkuntlnifflls1f7n rif'
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-31

Have you evtry noticed th'Jbond o.
sympathy; between two 'fellers who
arc haviH' the same engfnci>trouble?
Some folks are born lucky an'gothers
Lave jest enough rheumatic tight ly.
without workin'!l
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-31
VIM, HABLI5TUN,
w. M, ADDISON,

it.i;Lrtbd NUAlAltekSSS
1t will be seen. by reading the tele-
gram, that full information has been
sent but as 1t has not yet reached this
city, further information is lacking
at the present. " ID.
Acting upon the telegram and aft
or conference of business men and,
bankers held last night it was decid-
ed to call meeting at II o'clock on
Monday morning in the Chamber OF
Commerce room at7-which time the
matter will be discussed and proba-
bly, some action will be taken.
1t is requested that as many as
poasibf e;sotz the bankers apdSbuginess
MEM 6f3 i, VIII be- present
dis nset ting sil snow a. mark
d tofFEiate ssto the 6aIfKeTss apd DUST
Hess med II u f ga
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-31
THE /: PAINS OF REPLYING.

Perhaps the Times would pTeIeF e
wit.until after tile election to answer
our repeated questions as to where
Il its candidates stand on public guess
lions. If we have offended Thee witt!
our impertinence, we will wait for
answers until q future time when
Thou art feeling more inclined to be
Intercepted. Perhaps the voters
will answer these questions satisfacE;
,torily on November 3rd, in which
event Thou wilt BIO spared the pains:
5tuseds y y q q ! of' Eeplying. q
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-31

| At request 81 the Csc Secretary Of the
treasury subscriptions are asyed for
cotton l6anI fdnd.'ffo1F States ,6f vir-
gfnia and West yfrgipi.a, aggregating
one million dollars: Kiehnion!d banks
and merchants expect. to take one
half amount. Full information be-
ing sent to you tonight your town, Is
asked to raise twenty thousands dol
lars. =, Please call meeting Saturday
and advise y,ls. not LATER It.nany Tues
day If your city will tak 9 said
amoupd. ..l....nt:. n ~ ,l.tLhrin
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-31
I,iTIlAlIK,ING THE COUNT.

I The sbroadside OF the manager oI
1.-THE SMonongah Glass COMPANY
lhronght loud boast iEass Y
Iits lsnaes and 10 was only able 4
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-31
S20,O00'yla :l7lted
III For Cotton IT, =
.::s.4 ~. .I''ta3; ~. p;-1i ~ u
7! Loan .i;' ii; 'F;lo,u;r' i
RICHMOND BANKERS ASK FAIR
MONT TO RAISE THAT
SUM.
ACTION WILL BE TAKEN AT A
MEETING TO BE HELD
MONDAY.

Secretary of the local Chamber of
Commerce, C. w, Evans, last night
received the following telegram from
a number of prominent bankers of
Richmond, virginia.; which -isaself-
cXpla fatory?lis -; - :2a,tt' =. .%.a
o.. s'h.si' q i.grr..'t 4.iI' .i.s.i !.
Richmond, Va, Oct, 40! l9l4.g
Chamber Of Commerce, .,i.,nn iu3:.
I i;;,y Elairmont, GN.6Nas A,Ir zi,t,a 4.
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n lnaii stlbscript ions payable in adj

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E.aatIa Greek Ecihns

MIR anh Mis-, l2i1sare aspusFt 9sun
diw thinner a. the II. a.. Alulhssznn
limnn.
Miss Ruth Shauss rmtInrsh iInna
itmm Wesnauritse 5ulitisy wiisn siirs
sltan, tiss Hnurth with ifitaiItss.
Mrs. n. .. HkmIElgan waEs a 1ssiuu
al ttin hume uii Itniln HiJuiz Atnntiay
Il. Il Ediurss IS pitching ms aiiarihss
TINS Ensis..
Easits Gnsak anJuyau q nncnu ttiH
Fnutth. rie tiInts gazz nanit II may
ing ixil., running rnUssS ami asSliIus
min man n1i IND taiiihss ythuih vasra
lboRttsHwith 'qurntibss. AL by they iissti
q nussi sslDpgints liinm
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Pe.sfaas1a Pickupis

Mrs. J. c. 3ilas VIM hm hssr SUR
the uHs week H -sp1-zst IL ne d1ine
Hav 1iIsti,Y n TINS rimB.
Envura dinirmun ur-iHaa ilane
T'uesdEy RIM Tacuum where M ms
.slasn g,iBisi1e g ururi1h with 1,siatiuEB.
1.oy 1orgHnsnn nut his hHna ta;lly
uiuneiiaH IN Z SEW lIs;, Ndu1ipy 2ifiis
working tn 1.hs PaBhastin Lumber ca.
Mr.. ant Mrs. D. Z Duncan wu1a u
ghu1if all shIBs VIM vrnrf-st BD iaithtul
10 HsVH ahar Brors trDn burning tiDv,r
inst SuntiHv.
1lHl MaCluy rarurnsd hDmH fTum
Si,lnf:uns T'uaRtiry IN MD. ~, ulGDm-
7Ianiad ~ ms tiatye-tiEar, MiUitBii1tf, VIM
mas .aaan tttEantiine B;ilunl III 1tiat city
rhs rast 1aru
Afnln 1lD u nErk Su1ltinY mDr1iine
fire. #turtsd IN D. B. Duncan Ea flnuBe
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oHtnrs Ii vuf nJll,Ht mt puinHd Eur
Blttafd8ts hHaJivRp AS the Bhat wtH
nHar the BtorH it tIrii-st US ii the entire
Inuitiine uni nnIfGHns wDiiin nH tIA+
Hiith the ald of tvtD streams of watn1
-tnrnugh gfurtian iIrsss ant BsuaTul Insnlits
carrying wttaT IL buckHEE t4hH flames
we're brought IInhsr CaDnlrD II L ltsV
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f:nDVin l1ni:ss RDmf DrH HGcIttantalw
threw mitch in the TRY #av flIBt ID 4
Bllurk lfrnm 4 chimney BiHrtat the lniG2a
ASS 4 urpwd gattHrHt lshingF we're
nuouad mn of the .tInifBH anh Btnrs iintD|
the #,raat 10 satisfy KID DnB L small
Hnruunt waB ianRaau TltH FIRE dit
m1t ger intD ..flH BrDrs building, Dnw.
t.hs puHd Wu1k ni .irIsBe vim we've t.ttarH
isaVat r.iH entire nlfsi1ltsHs liu-t gii .tnv,n
US t.he nuittiine vnlitt al nave hurltat
in spite nj al asftnrB 4
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Next rrspHw 1uw IA, 2.3D u. M, IN
Fnanta1 f mall.
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Miscellaneous
Buts vian@il

LEtnns,sE ant cattle taken II pasture
riIaI,ess lsaHaiits IL atiVuUH. e. w.
EliirsmI, oniw, IA
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Wenatc.aee Park

Siinre tht general nnnfarHngtH ,1f the
Ffr4.fern a. SiHIit.lt., ul1rs than Z nun
otiraH nisitnrf liRuf fe.an III the valley
quite q nlininar win uEv III ltuiatins
EH,ine ms neBn pning Dn tn snmF
..ints ami by the WY Irsrpfs ARE mDv-
ing IN. ii will ttnliiitttsRs nH unnecessary I'd
SIM IL hpt again ,!hH tall
a .tsnnDruw church fuuIRH 9D:S3D
nus ,rsan buil amt rt.ruiar HHrpIrfB IRE
NOV nnirg irath IN it. Si:.gtDne were
lin attendance Suntiw
Several mDrt new Rtit.tarB Efmue tBan
artttah To ths l1ura., amung them talns
litsse Aansrwith IRON Oregon, a. f.
8iuifr11 frum Mnr.h TaifIntB ant C. D.
3imik INN Ees3ias,in.
Tts Fourth vaH quietly ahiaDratad
BY having prinilc praasa Filter David
EfnliInEa1 ltrnm EfrsarullH, OHM,
lrrHaatgb very TlllnuprHlgs BarnDn,
Mir. ant Mrs. Gaunb Etalmiugear .frnm
1ntiianp tuDA thinner win Rdr. ant Mrs
Elmer Gtsis1i1gnr
The Srntiay Buini WIGS ranTaunEsst
resulting IN THE alsrinn Di &iuTDn
feataR, superintendent; Katie RHiSt,
satrrauary ant trFaBlirHr
ON tfn HcnlIrit al rsnnrtts WE'RE nrnf~
an vtinn Iihnut rs automobiles llssad
ttrrntgth tie llutk anrnltts u Lake VIE
lmtr.haE.
Iltda l.. E. u1flldh trnm s1nllyBtnln
srealft the Htnl1rth mere ant lIr.autat at
q nsa,lns n wtInh #~esral matters nj
business WE'RE ttrulEaataG, among them
lftains tttn appointment nj Il lInnlmittHH
tn ltay Dfi ttin G,aneitaTY IL lnts.
Truman ABialinran1eaT frnm ;slInisant
Is working ttn Etnnr,r Tlalnfa1 IN ttte
aiaiixar1iR runrh
Rev. GtHDrge w 4lniain INN Hs;s,
Wlarmr;;itss slisItt q itay fesrs IL Enm-
1a1ry with lsnne nj ms Ohm lilantis.
nfrs. 1awtanGH Irwin pEitah Walme
1iinss tins vrsak returning 1llnsstiHy
MIR. ant Rsis. niaruln HeanE amt
family arnnt tina HInlrrth In Wtnnutcirf
with rataiNnss,
4fnlnz IL Shepherd have quit puliing
EstunIrS with tie turnkey ENGINE .tnT tiitt
Haann, assliHniiIls ID aat 4 REV l,ibte
hatnrs starting I'D again
MIR. 13aIl aialAt ltuattad a TIT nj vrHnd
itnT W'nImtritse Thursday.
NlIirnk Bmtinrs are pulling astrinlss
tim w " Smith TINS vHsfi::..
Itni1n r.. 9eaHars ttin safes aa,nni TN
ttite Wjslmu;iess Part aantts, nnllgiit tvtp
alfn itIaltiE nj ministers ID sSat tia Park
2.tnnttav. ri1srs vH,rs xs'tan II ttif
12rfry ami tiesy e:lIriszzsu themselves
Rs Eifanlg vtall ntsssssb with .titH future
puSsrfsrR nf ttie ipnaa1 VJaimtnirss vaii
hey. They vHsrs iirnv,n al umrlt ant
winsn tttrsy alriinsd al ,tin rhlrrih ttinsy
nat q siiunrt Esrluts anti TaYs their ltr-
Insr ss;uteinerrss wears aIsrp II ttifs east
ism states.
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AT ttie Hd1ri ;lIn:iuts gfatinRItDh
I1liunnas l.nfs,arv HrugnsssHs Ganniltiaes
itur Congress-, 1tanansn IN ianIr ni q
sufficient anuunimimn ittnm the Mar
iunail (.iinYarnnnant N ulHar I'M tine lsn;-
l1ninIa liver. MIR Ginf:ssrY maintained
ttimt tine interim qinuutry will mn srai
any hn.Iesiit INN ttits Panama ra1ial yiir-
less suuih AT mlumiSaimn Is lnlstts
Esfa asSu qiiitsG, IN company with an
engineer. the inrriInn nj tina illnsanns
ami Columbia.
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IngtmIi II aIlti Tn 1iHataI tinnl5y.
Nancy ItattfanhH nmnttff
Aliear. itatttannIB DeitaHtiilitL,
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isalti Htaittanflll dttdhnittslt.,
lNnu lItaTany summoned % snllkatlz
wtiiinss .atay may s1ttaTtpe tistue NJ tit firs
TpIihluatfp1nui tins summons te'yll. within
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ami aeauf ttil siianE altti tEttttitun n tsIt
siianfe altttitsU 5tnIr, snIt'sIlssyfa tIt, 1tnns
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snIIl answer IIlnn tite llllttaRstsIIbau attu-
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i1IltSs nflnAlfrtnUnI1y existing ii 5v3l
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We ttitra tins rmattluu Dl returning
nllr SINCERE Thanks ttD all tfrnntB ant
naleitfm@ tn in3p ant sympathy e.
ttantlah lR t.iIru Dur mte bereavement
IN ttte tn#E nj MIR Rnn ami Drn.ffa-,
Frank. HaslHnmlw Iilt VIE auprsnmts
ttlf iHalt,iful EftDTal offerings by ftfantiF
ami RnnH.nes.
Mi ant Mfrs H. l.. A4rhngFRt,
nut Ennlim.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1914-07-10
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The Eiatsf Situation IS Desperate

F1nr asn tieps N ,wD wsHss the gutal
SUNNY .tu ttunssric nss has itsar
nunraH mn .hs vattg nuiiras frDm ghs
mil gmnH amt the ftn,ttna tape brar
aHps,int spawAatsy IN mi tfs Thinking
WAFER 10 insure agailsi iiangaf -frnm
rurhnlt. f1nf IRE prutsn:tun tgtfaa tiRf
been M wutar BulIliiy NJ al unit sfuutt
4 frtf iIr.ssis nit, 1.sHpa1vmr.h Is simply
.ftnnnt.,f u destruction Altar invest,
inp SIS lDDD IL wutnr system Tess fian
q usu agb tins ltHDis nat d hriss
p,v fnu,.h MS If snnHDns nat hltinttarsn.
F3nr vfalit Iff lrtaGatt.iDn t.ilf iIfiais.s mas
hstluns atnsgnsh with Bnt, trash III
R1nta:hinR asBa, BD VIE ue ttntd. 11'hH
statement is rniatis On ttita aitEilnrfsg nj
the aifsy IS viaEar aftirafimeIitD. tnna,Rs
Knmahntty iiit INT f:nnv ttiait mn e.
Jaiitad during I'M weather the plffs
iirn anrtas the RIVER nrDssH 1iiitsstts8y
night. On Thursday evening the III
tasef ,,pIre ins WIS aruaad Itnvrn 1taa1
the rfssa-unIr nlit itat npHn III the iintastf.,
with ..ie result r.fai iiitf pressure vasF
I'm srrt.ssit I'M t.fte pIlF liiIts ant several
5ee;t,inlsg ute rtlInrrsu Us having iDtnv1r
mir turing the nls'iit I'D IN tie Iissnatts
Jtp,iurtss. with the result itiat snue
Ianiss iia,te iaan ftuuttsh ant the l,isy
will sassv iissay have tianmss suits.
arrangements WE'RE matte with tifls
IFnr,te Canal L.u,, III Thursday tn vaits'l
ffnu sies ,,uiail ami men WERE snnitnpatl
in turn water inD .iiH nis's rsssarunr
nltt tnains gunh lnlnn man, wtitan iva
ntitn1,a Emit, iiray railfsad IN vrn1s ant
sSr ttits CITY vass witimut vain,T itnr FIRE
1rnusntlnn tnr gmntiar y. imrrE white
umn lrinnntsss WE'RE ll1itatt.
U'itara Is Rnnts iimnnvHnannH result
ing iffnm having IN cttririE WATER nnr-
.alniinaratl with svpimiIi, unn III rlsiit-
lfuinnt quantity tn ttnnhss,n init FnTiris
ling AMI 1lnva,r lsss., mr. tiIat Gnutt NE
MATERNITY nnrra, mr. viiat I,un 1put NE
,fInrles laainsnlw IS ttits tHlt ttiHlt tn ina
Iasst tvfp vtsasE vts iraps nm iIatl waiter
,tr fire. nuttsrimn, ant are amt lii:saiy
10 iiaus itnr HnlutiHr graaa m tvD.
While tia tura Insurance. agents will
lut q,unta the fire. in@uranus II tnrff
II .iita ..ilnvtatIse Di conditions ie1tt
g,nnass tn tire lnims Di ttif qantsni
agents il s. nmt lniiiiraiy ttiTat spayy In
s,1rair.s linircy IN the nt,y will ne a,slls-
GstitsH. III n IRE irnsa:ss nlft III the
lmssiIessE r,sart nf ttnvln we vmlit6 al siii
dtbvrn anu tat 1t nun itssalf nli., tlsst re
WE din tar vwarfE asI, iritnrs we n
nasstaH SIS nun II a wataT ssystamtr
gaai annt vaa,Y AMI iirn pTmmntDn
Einx dtD VIM liza ttie ltHD:sE nj itniigss,
&ir BUSINESS &iau ANT tia;usagsl, ami
viiiat arrs wnu gnng ttD dn aimItt liz
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a. q BIrnaJy, win Inmmnu IND tn
l4isee Weanantiets aSsVanil iiInssS laSsi
vasas.. taxing PARTIES III 10 tttlal 1Inniia1
SUMMER nsnt,, rnnntss sssains n iItaf
limannr MGR mld q thinner Rrnl assi
Sunday. Eia v1E Mitimiit Z aim -nui
says ii yniitn lilats ,iSsan III asEsy matter
IN iags iimt ninth the animals rs .tifss
din lmt seem the hsasi mir figthtaIsE