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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1914-12-19
Children Cry
FOR FLETcMERsS
.AST0R ia
Empire Roller Rink

OPEN AFTERNOON AND NIGHT
We issue a special invitation to the parents andAs1afaiane 2sy sgns
people who think that a skating rink Is not the proper asssf ess fneln sssys
or qtns to 90. All shat we ask Is that they come ana sssIas sM 49,
how the rink is conducted as " positively do not toleratessnS 3snns
or anything that would dsp1ease the most fsldtous.
AheathfuI amusement FortYOuns andsoid
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1914-12-19
LIFE Diary OF
MRS. weaver.
.Hsf Experience Was q vsTY.
Sad One.
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NEVER AGAIN E0R MARTHA.
NEVER AGAIN FOR MARTHA.

She srlnss Shame and Ridieulo Upon
Horsslf-Husband Willing Ae-
oomplioe-They Both We're Taught
. Lesson That VIII Last Them Their
Entire Lifetime.
Copyrighted. 1914 BY Thomas J. sulliyAn,l
Do not Judge from mere appearances,
for the light Laughter that bubbles on
the LIP often NANTES over the depth
Of sadness, and the serious look may
b the sober veil that covers a divine
peace and joy. The bosom may ache
beneath diamond brooches. and many
L blithe heart dances under coarse
wool.
Assuming the above to be true, We
viii proceed to tear a page from the
life diary of Mrs. Weaver and present
ft to our readers.
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The longer Martha had the suit tho
moro numerous and pronounced be-
came Its defects, until at last her pride
rebelled, and she refused longer to
wear the miserable parody. She said
she would much prefer to wear a
good" old suit thana poor new one.
For with the poor new ono she was
conscious and ashamed when she felt
any one looking at her or her suit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weaver held a con-
sultat1on, after which Mra Weaver de-
elared that never again In her hce
would she bny anything from a pte-
ture or from .ataloguefhouBe 4
.ARnn," @iA .3dAn. We have had
oGf hUsa HleHuuibeoght that gar
m0tgnom any Of en- local merchants
and. it proved unsattsfactory he would
have insisted on your exchanging It or
refnnatrg { 0;you,Hour noney."
Weekly journal-miner., 1914-09-23
Fall Styles

of Walk-Over and Stetson shoes are now ready for your inspection. These shoes are not only their wearing qualities If you have not yet provided yourself with footwear for the Winter, now is the time. The prices are the same as last season, notwithstanding leather is commanding wartime prices
Weekly journal-miner., 1914-09-23
Ruff-Neck Sweaters and
 Mackinaws

For men and women-Sweaters from 2 to $lO. All sizes-gray, maroon, navy and tango. Mackinaws from $7 to $l5-they are real classy. Ask to see them
Weekly journal-miner., 1914-09-23
Fall Styles

The wealth of rich colorings in the new fabrics will be joy to you We have lots of the new tartan weaves rich blues, greens, reds, in dark shades; not too bright for mems clothes; made in small plaids and stripes; the most beau tful weaves ever produced for mems wearing.
 Chalk lines and pencil stripes are also a prominent feature of the new line.
 Young men should see these new goods soon; we have some special selections for you For men of quieter tastes also.
 SIS or $20 will give you fine suit; we'd rather sell you one at $25 or $50; the difference in the price is more in your interest than ours
Weekly journal-miner., 1914-09-23
Now we're ready with special showing of Hart Schaffner & Marx
 fine clothes
fine clothes

When you what we've done by way of preparation for heed this fall you'll delighted The goods well worth looking pleasure showing to hocomej just ito olookn
Weekly journal-miner., 1914-09-23

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-04

.Sm 5fflidsn GaIi5isn bdIt es be-
6fsrrsiaiiden sruppsn pOrldufis
idpsr, ben Dormarfa Der Thermal.
iissnb itarisn ruiIifasu alrmx aufau.
baIisn.
Der Opubernemr bDtt
Ganpa
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Die @uifem
Grripgen bei aembsrs eineH groasn
Gieg.
3pei ibrer armetn iini
absr in polsu sef4Ia.
gen iporben.

Rom, 8. Sept. Die bieiis. ruffif9.
gotidaft bat cine offi5ieIe Depsi4s
aug ct. pttersburs erbaltsn, in Der
es beibt, bab bi. rufIiIdeH sruppen
iissrsid auf 2embsrs sumariairsi
unb bic Ssiterreider auf Der san5sn
Qinie auriidgsbrdnst tpurbt1. Gn Der
Gdla@l ipIlen sOe,0c9 RuiIen une
100000 SsIterrei6er betbeiligt ssips-
ZEN fem. .Wsnn ni6t ole an5sifsn
triisen.1 bsibt es in benz offiaislsn
rufIifden 8tridt, .bann perbsn bic
gfuifsn sinsn srobsn Sies srrinsen
unb Der Meg mad Dien nnb Berlin
ipirb bann Der ruifii4sH slrmes often
iein.'
Tsan4siter, mai, 8. Sspt.
Der Diterrsidif9 unsarif4e Bot
f6aft.r, Or. s.. 3. Dumba, If per
Suntentslesrapb bon isinsr Rsgisruns
bsna9ridtist iuorbsn, bab bic Sifer.
reidiihen 4rmeen in poIsn Si,ss
srrunssn baben. basssen bic Sitsrrsi.
fif6e armee I'm 0itIi&sH 0ali5isn
Don elmer itGrisrsH ruifiitsn armss
ssihlassn iDorbsn isi.
Die 0spsf&s Ioutst ipis fcIst:
Der friihre 5ftsrrsiaiT&s arisss.
miriifisr General guisnbtrs, aOm.
manbsur elmer b,r Uit.rrei4ii&en gr.
rnsssorps in RuHifa pOIsn BAT
nah bsfsie,n admpfeu einsH sntiGsi.
btnben Gieg errunsen. t0ie Ruisn
tpurbsn NIT idmeren @erIuitsn iibsr
ben Bug suriidssfpOrfen unb es tuur.
bm Disls Gefansels s.mabt unb 150
Gjefdiibs srbeiitst.
~9lm linten Gliisel BAT sbsnfdIs
bic SitsrrsihifHe armss sinsu siss
tsi: :ouSbIin ssyaraasr,
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in Msilbaufen, 1000 in 2iittid,
| 5000 in StalIup0nen uHb mebr als
1000 in tlsinsr.n 9efsatsn an bsibsr
| grensen. SEPT tperbeu uber @prbs
rsitunseu fir Das llnterbrinsen DOT
9sfangenen in srDberer 3abl setroI
fen. Die britiihen 8efangensn ma
den einsn sutsn ginbrud, iie iint
aber aubsrorbsntlit nisberseidlagen
Inter ben 5ran3ofen befinbm iit
piels 3napsn. afu9 bic sefangsnsr
rufIii9en Sarbiften MAIDEN ipeser
ibr,r @rSBe uno Stdrie einsn sutsr
ginbrud.
9aris, 3. SEPT. Walter gurlss
Griffin, Der amsritaniide MaIer. II
DON Rantes bierber 5uriidgeiebrt. glui
Der Gtrabs Donpdris nodSrlsans BE-
gegnete .r elmer faii ununtsrfro9ener
Rei6. bon 4utomo5ilen, Die nit pas
riiern uhb ibrem 9epdd belaben tpd.
rem. llngefGbr jebe $50 garbs iah
.r cine b.i4dbiste, itsdsnssbliebens
Mdidine.
pie Ganbung Der Sapaner
in 2ung aoip.
Sf9efu, CHINA, 8. Sept. Die
ssaparsr bdbsn am Sonneritas uber.
mails 45O0 Mann Sruppen in 2ung
aoip aelanost = 500 Marineiolboten
unb 1000 aanbtruppen. @orber tpa.
rem itbcn mebrsrs Sauisrtb Mdun ia.
pdnif6e Iruppen bort sslunbet NOR.
ben. Die sSapuner iOntrollirsn bic
5sIsgrapbenlinisn, bic BON 2ung&op
ausgebeH.
9epims 8. Sept. Oi. ssnuus
3abl Der Sapaner bic Biz iest in
aung Som geEanbet uurbsn, 1T nidt
betannt, man gldubt cher, bab tpenis-
items COCO gelanost unb nod 24,000
lintsrpess itnb.
Die 6ineIiiben genmten BON 2ung
aup batten in bSflidsr Weiie gessn
bas 2anbsn Der sSnpaner in 2uns
aop proisitirt. Die Sopaner nabmer
benprot.it sbenTo b0flid sntsegsn unS
tiimmerten iia bann ni9t Deiter
bnrum.
Das ansfpdrtis. gmt BAT formsa
bsi Der iapduiI9sn unb Der britiiden
gsIanbtf9aft ssssn bi. @srlesuns Der
HeutrnIitdt gbinas proteitirt, ba
gung Goip, bus 100 Wleilsn DON
9Iins Gdu li,st, aud 70 Weilen bon
Der @ren3e Der beiltiden solonie
Riautidou liegt. MiHenb, bab Der
proteit 3pedlps fsin tpiirbe, erfuhts
a6er bas ausfDGrtiqe Mmt glei13eitig
bic britifbe unb bic iapanifhe ge.
b6rbe, i1rs Sperationen nuf bic 3os
nai su bsidrdnten. bic iid i'm glor.
ben BON Quns Rotp mad aia gbofo
uub TN Giibsn Bic an bic grensen
noss- Seiaus52nu lssiir<dt 2sins hsr
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Wiele 0er,uunoete
aommsa iest in Berlin

2prbpn, 3. Sept. Cine Depeid,
aus aopsnbdgen iagt: .gs tommsr
isbt tdgIi9 Diele 0,rninbete in ger'
lin an. Die 0erpunbeten iptrber
aber srit mad gintritt Der Dunfel.
bsit aussslaosn, I'm ui9t bic Reusier
bss publiturus gu errssen. Die Der.
fpunSsten summen faft ale BON DIT
prsuben.
Die prin5.iiin 2puiit bon gelgisr
bat gsfebI erbaltsn, i,lnerboIb bon "a
Gtunbsn Wieu gu psrlaiien.1
Der aorreippnbent beridtet, bar
ilnssf1br Der brittle 5b,iI Der Der,
tpunbstsn an ben gsinn obsr an ben
Syiiben psrpunbst iinb, ipas bem I'm.
itano 5ug,fdrieb.n psrosn tonn. oab
bis Ruiien in Der RsgsI tuieeHb i4is-
btn.
Der Ser5og ppn SadIsn Goburs
unb @oiba bat isinsn 5itel aIs g6.
r.nobsrit Der Seafprtb 6phldnbsr
uuf ben @runb bin aufgegebsn, bub Is
nidt onssbs. baB eiH oeutIdsr Jiirit
Gbsf zines gsgiinsnts isi, bas ~in
fdumlofsr Msiie iiber Oeuiihlono
btreefalsn i.i."
@ritifde Gsfunssns trsfien iebt in
sroBer 3ubl in benz Gefdngenen.ad-
ger m MiiHiter, Weitfalen, ein. Gu4
frdnSDiiTtbe unb belsifde @efunsene
iomHsn an. BIS gum %. Ausuit bes
fanben iia unsefGbr 1l.000 ariess.
ssfdnsene In Dsuti1Iono, bupon ipiir.
.bsn 10o0silt QosnTss- asfazaszs 5000
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2(miens bon ben 9tntl lden beiebt uno'
Die 9yeltlng 81 Sere erobut,
pir prnttAfn ftfbfn nur nod) 80 1oaeilf,
uom pnris.

bsiben @sfanbtfdaften nabm aber
o.sfe 9ei4rdnfung an.
Die britif6en Resimentsr, bic an
Der 9sloserung Don Sling sau t6eil.
ne6men fOllen, befinben ii6 nod in
Sien Siing.
Ods dusDGrtige glmt bena9ri9'
tigte fpGter bic ausipdrtigen @efanbt.
f9aften, baB Oeuti9lanb, England
unb Sdpan Die Neutraliidt gbinas
auf Der Sban Sung Sdlbiniel Der.
leBte, unb es briidte sleib5eitis 8s.
oausrn bariiber aus, baB Gbina ni9i
i'm Stanbe fei, cine fol6e Neutral;s
tdtsDerlesung gu psr6inbern.
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NuklanS
Sdidt srOhe Mnnitionsburratbe
HadJ Serbien
unb trifft aud 9orbtrei
tungen, I'm Sruppen
bin5uf9iden.

2onbOn n. 3. Sept. Cine Depei9s
aus &ppenbogen fast, baB, elmer in
Berlin einsetroffenen 0epei9s gu.
folse, bic RuiieH fDrtnGbrsno Wuni.
tion Oia Die Donau mad Ssrbien
ididen. 9fn ben Donaumiinonnsen
tDsrbsu iDeitgebenoe UhuBnabmen fiji,
bic gefOrberung bon ruifiiden Srup=
pen na4 Serbisn gstroffen.
2onbon, 3. Sept. Cine ni4t ba,
tirte frans0iif4e Dspsfds an BIZ
nSimss" fast: nDos Sbul Der Com
me 1T BON uns aufsssebsn tporben,
60 5ere iuurbe no4 blutisem Ramp
DON ben Deutf9en eingsnommen. Wir
paren am Samitag se5punseu, uns
suriidau5ieben.
Mm1 bic 0anf BON Graufs
reiff1
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Dirb mad gorbeaug per
Ieut.


paris, 3. Sept. Die 9Regie.
ruug pirb am syreitag cine protla.
nation erlaiieu, in ipelder bic @erIe-
gung Der 8ant bon Grantreid naa
9orbsaur dngetiinbiet tptro.
Bon beute al barf gtiemonb me6r
Obne WiIitdrpab 5piidsn a6t llbr
alboS. unb 5 ltbr Morsens paris nsr.
laifen. 9utpmobile biirfsn na9 8e.
liebeu ipGbreno bes Sages in bic
Stabt tommen, aber iie obne GrIau6.
nib nidt pieber bsrlafisn. SuBsdaser
oiirfen Obne ansebalten gu ipsrbsn ss.
piiTs Shore pon Yaris pafiiren, tpGb.
renb anbere fir alien Wertebr se.
fdlpfen finb. Sir @drtner, bic ri.
fhe gemiiTs in bic Stabt bringen,
iperben bic sbor. ale balbe Stunbe
gsOffnet.
Cine itaIisnif9e qus.
sabe bes .9erliner s a.
gebIatt" iiber sans
Stalien perbreitet.
Rom, 3. Sept. Cine italieniT6e
qlussabe beg .gerliner saseblait"
pirb iiber gang Stalien perbreitet.
Sic sntbdIt inter Der lleberI9rift:
Die Wabrbeit iiber ben &ries" einen
langen artitel, in bem bic 3ettungs.
agentursn beI6ulbist tusrbsn, in no.
tprii9er Weiie ben 2Gnbern 3u bic.
neu, nit Ssnsn 0eutI9Ionb istt i'm
3riese lit, inbsm iis abiolut falihs
geridts DerDffentliden, mas es n5tbig
maht, iih birett an bas aeiunoe urs
tbeiI b.s itaIieniiden Bottles au men.
ben.
Rad elmer us6erii6t ii6er Die
3riessnadri9ten ipeiii bas 8latt bar.
duf bin, bab ale 4uslGnbsr Dbne
ausnubme in Oeutf1lanS in Der
freunbi&aftli9ften Weiis bebanbelt
ipiiroen.
H.om, 3. Sept... pid paris. Die
bieiiss ruiTifbe 9otiHaft iit bend1.
rihtist iporben, bab bic OsIterrei9er
IN Der Rdbe BON 2embesg cine i9pers
Risberlage erlitten unS mebr als
100000 Wlann unb 81 @eJGiite Der.
IDren bdtttn. Die gtIsbuna ppa
0smbgcd dou tssusIts5sn.
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Mls @sfansensr mad ben
TiofhiSnfeIn gebraat.

Qonbpn, 3. Sept. 9las @ellins'
ton, Rsr Sselanb, piro telesrdphirt
bab Der b.utffe GOrpsrneur bon Ga
nlpa iid elmer Don Neu Seeldnb aus
sefaidtsn Expedition ergsbsu bdbs
unb NIT anberen beutihen Gefdnss'
nsn mad ben Gibf6i SnTtln seidids
fporben iei.
Die GibIdi Snisln iinb cine britt.
I9e 2olonie, $50 Msilen fiibDeitIif
BON Sampd oeleaen.
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Mniieits
Bon BEN beutfdsm 1rup.
per mad breifasissn
admpfen einstnOm-
men.

aonbon 8. Sept. Cine DspeTfx
aug qlmiers an bic .Dailb WlailA
bonn Mitttpod batirt, iast. bdb bi.
Deutf6su na4 breitdgisen Rdmpfsn
4miens befebt bdtten.
4misns 1T bic 6aupiitat.. bes De-
pdrtemsnts Somme. sic Iitst 70
Meilsn n0rblid DON paris, III cine
Gsbriiifabt unb bat 10000 GinipOb.
ner. Die Stabt Iisst an Der ainis
paris goulosns unb unssiGhr so
Msilen tptftlfd BON Ga Jere in benz
Department aisns, no iDdbrenb Der
I.bten puur Gage b.ftige Gaulpfe fat.
gefnnbsr bdben.
Die Dspefde an bic .Dailp Wail4
melbet, bab Der Siss Der Deitidvn
bel Woreuil bic GiHnabms ppnglmisns
unDefmeibli6 maats. Dem giuaua
Der Gsutitsn ipurSs isin Dibsritanh
entgegensefest.
.Gs mar iisbsn llbr gIbenbs, am
Sonntas,1 ertIdrie Der aorr.lpon.
bent, rals sine glbtb.iIuns llIansu
burd bic Rue Sulss 9arnp in 4miens
ein5os. Tah elmer iur5sn RetOgnOs.
strung tebrten iie gu bsm Gros bss
beutfhtn Rorps bsi Cannon 5uriid.
Cine balbe Stunbe ipdt,r iomsn iie
ipieber, biesmal in 9tslsituHs zines
SfFi5iers. Der elm. ipeiBe JIasse trug.
Der Sff5ier bate cine llntsrrsouHs
NIT bem giirssrmsii!sr syisust i'm
Ratbbaus. Rad elmer Stunb. er.
idien Der giirssrmeiftsr NIT from.
petern auf Der Srsppe Dor benz Ratbs
baus unb tiinbiste offi3isl bic ll.btr.
sabe Der GtaDt an. Gr forbertt bi:
8iirser auf ii9 rubis gu psrbalten
unb feline Storunssn 5u berilriadsn.
~Spdisr fubren Der giirgsrm,iitsr
uno bic Mitsliebsr beg 5tabtrat9s gu
benz aommanSsur Der Dtutf1en bin.
dns, Der ibntn fasts. bab iit NIT if.
rem aeben fir Sas CUTE geirossn Der
8ewohnsr Der Stabi btrantportlia
gsbaItsn ipsrben tpiirbtn.
.Oi. 9.utIa.n besassn ii6 bann
mad, bem gsotbbous. ND n, Sie fran.
auiIld4e arIeolors stH5ossn uro Dafiir
0k Osu'i4s y'dsss aulp'B'sn.
ON" on. sa un... apt'A q. ss'4.'''
,,,,;.s.r a. san..r - ~;. ms.,, -
0.o. ms'. ,s's.n rs,., ~
um '1pssA uhp "Osu'lWiaho, Deuilu'
lamb iibsr nIles1. es ipnrbs dber fsine
3sit Dsrs.ubet unb bisD.uiiden 3Dgen
fdnelf pieb,r am oub,reu gub, her
e.oht biro,,s cuf s., ghouE.' ,,od,
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Dsutf6er Msroplan Be
paris sur erbs &c.
brQd,t

2onbon 8. Gspt. Cine Dspsl&s
aus pGris fdst. odb siHsr Der beuts
f9en Msroplune, bon bem 9aube.9pp.
bic 1ombtn aiif bic Gtabt glaris es.
ithltubsrt bditsn. berabssiHpifsn lpor.
ben fei. Die 5tpsi an Borb bsfineIi.
den Neiaailsx. sunzSs,F ostunisi.
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paris, 3. Sept. Der neue anle-
ritaniI9e 9pti9after in Grantreid.
Bm. 9raDes Sharp, bon SbiD, uno
Robert Bacon, etn friiberer ameritas
niiGer 9pti9after, iinb fpdt am Dtitt-
nod 46eno in paris ansetommen-
Der 8ptidafter Mpron Z. Serrid
pirb aber nod cine 3eit lang bic Ge-
i9dfte fiibren, Bis Serr Sharp inter
ben iebt 70 iapierigsn gerbdItniffen
giaubt, senug infcrmirf 5u Iein, UNI
bic GotI9uft iibernebmen au t6nnen.
Der @otidaftsr 8errtd 1T Der ein.
atss Diplomat Der il. Qaris i,ziidass
Misbcn M.
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6unoerttauieuoe bon Mdunern Oantit
bel6aiti9t, &eri6an5ungen 5wil6en
Oen Sorts bon Yaris ber5ulteuen.
Sic Ssaaptfaot Syrantreids 1T in5wt
id)en ua6 Soroeauy perle9t ,por0en.

PosH
Hn
fonm aud kabfadga d BIZ
mdHe Sel1tno
aud
China 5unSut MdH
ROreu4sn a0 fadHt ufpaH SeDdHH DON
ra4m ff Die psas DnSs Brisbane nHHsAH0
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sdrObio. SlIinois. Snbiana,
aentudp unb bas ipefiIite pennipls
panisn: Gf5nes Mstisr am Jreitag
unb Gamitag.
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anSlan0 uelegTap@,
Hnsn,er nod, nmentid1iebea
~ Bic g 6la9t bievan Der
Isdn5en Qinie i'm Ganse
IN

Qonbon, 3. Sept. Die SdlaHt
| bon Der bas G9idIal BON paris ab
bdnst, 1T alien anidsin naa NOD
i'm gans., mi. aug ben lsstsn Off'
aiellsu anfiimbisungsn bsrpOrssbi
Die miliidrbiitoriier usrbsn ipdts'
pobl gdnbe iibsr biefe Sdlddt idrti
Ben, absr allss. iuas bos briiiids Dol
iibsr bisIs RislsnidIa&i iDeiB = Si
erSbte, an Der britiide SolbatsH let
waterlco tbsilssnommsn bdDen - Il
in beur folssnb.n sinem SdB sirss Of
fisisIIsn gsriHtsri.atiers sntbaltsn:
.aluf Der sanseu Gront tDirb imiit'
nr4 feit unO umunisrbrrd<n &c
idmpft.1
Dis offisiellsn frans0iii4sn RaH'
ri6t.n fiisen aber nod bin5u, baB oi'
@erbiinbeten iid in iiibpeitIider 8id'
iuns 5uriidse5ossn baben, nm ei't'
Gdlad. untsr unsiinitisen @srbdlt'
niiIsn 5u Dermsibsn. Die nett bi'
gerbiinbstsn iih siiriidsssossn bdbsIt'
III ni4t bttannt
5rob ber1batfd4e, bab bic 9aupt'
itabt grantreids DOn paris mad
gorbsaur Derlest iDorben ilt. unb BIZ
beutIde Weitarmss nur NOD 30 msi'
len bon ben dubersu Jsftunssipsrtsi1
BON paris entfernt If, berrid3t uTisl
ben Wsrbiinbstsn INNER nod ein
rnertipiirbises Wertrauen. Uian gisb'
iifl Der 5offnuns bin. bab bic Deuts
ittn ii1 nit ibrsn ununierbrodensn
furdibaren 4nsriffen duf bic Werbiin.
bsteH erfdOpfen tperSen, unb es pirS
oarauf bingepiefsn, bab bic Wsrbiin.
b.ten 5fDdr ge3Dunsen tperbsn, iid
suriid5usisben, absr ibre ainisn TO-
melt nod nidt Our9brOdsu pOrbsn
finb.
puris nirb ipabrf1einli9 binnsn
Rur3sm Der WitteIpunit Der admpfs
i'm Wtftsn fein, absr isIbit ipsnn bi.
Stabt BON ben Deutfden einssnom.
men iDsrb,n follte, ipirb Der ariss NIT
uIlsr Gn.rsie iu,itsrssfiibri iptrbtn.
Der Iinis Gliis.I Der @erbiinbstsn
I'm 5bale Der DIE sritredt iid idrds
BON einem n0rblid DON paris selese.
nsn puntts nad gompissns unb bon
bort bura Ropon, IA Wsilsn Torboii
BEL Of BON Gompissne naa Ga Gere,
elmer Der f4Dddersn frun5ijiifdsn
Jsfunstn. bic fi9 augtni4sinIi4 in
ben 5dnbeu Der Derltidm bsfinbst.
Msitsr 5ftli9 unb n0rbIid babsn iid
bic 9erbiinbsttn anem @nf9ein nod
in Der Rdb. Der Jsituns 2aon unS
Don Rttbsl, "a meiIen nOrb6ftlid pon
Rb.ims, bshduptst. Der redie gill
&c. bsr g.rbiinbsttn rubi ah Der fart
bsfeaistsn Seutf9 fransSff1sn
grrnss.
Dura5so. Qllbnnisn. Dia puris.
8. Gspt. prin, wil6sIm BON Wieb
Bat am Donneritus MOrsen fiji i'm.
mtr qIIbunien Dsrldifen. inbem CT iid9
auf bem itaIienifden Sonrpfsr mi.
furaId- mad @snsbis siHf9iffts
Bon Der fsrbif@ sSftsrrsi.
@if8sn OrsHse
2onbon 8. gept. Cine Dspsi4e
aus altbeH fagt: Die Gsrbsn fdidsn
70 pisle 9ripptn ipie m5sIiH 5urUsr,
itdrtuna ibres Stsrss an Ter Drina.
es 1T niHt fp0br, baB bic Dtfterrsi.
der ibrs 1ruppm bon Der itrbiihtn
@rsE5e 5uriid5isbtn uub iis sesen bic
MuiItn fdidtn. SIN OsgsntbeiI,
DfitrrtiH ihidt msbr EruppsH gsgsn|
erbien, I'm bic Gsrbsn ~ ptrbi,r
bssx h siuJahriuaen.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-11-03
PREFERRED A BATH TO
BEING ARRESTED
Savannah Man Jumps Into the Canal
to Elude the
Police

Savannah, Oct. 31.-After a siren
nous chase which ended in Fred Ma.
jor jumping into the Ogeechee can
al and hiding in water up to his chin
is the weeds for nearly twenty min
utes before he was discovered Mo
torcycle men Mckinley and Hendrix
finally succeeded in arresting him OH
charge of disorderly conduct and
shooting dice.
The officers came upon the gam
blers Unexpectedly. They scattered
The two officers started after Major
who plunged into the canal and hid
in the weeds. Officer Hendrix start
ed throwing bricks to scare him GU,
of his hiding place and Officer Nc
Ginley finally got o boat.
When found Major just had his
mouth and nose out Of water end
was in bad condition from his con
finement in the close weeds.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-11-03
GYMNASIUM
CLASS WORK
BEGINS Soon at Smart Gym. Coach
TeetzeI Will Instruct Logan
Business Men

Coach G.. T. Teetzel of the Utah
Agricultural College Will conduct a
gymnasium class twice a week during
the winter in the Smart gymnasium
of. the college for business men OF
Logan. This class was conducted
last year with wondrous success.
The gymnasium offers an excellent
opportunity for such movements. The
large swimming pool and spacious
gymnasium floor offers ample room
for class of several hundred. The
classes will be held every Wednesday
and Friday evenings, commencing
November 4.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-11-03
Mystery Of the Stomach.

Why does not the stomach digest
itself? is a question often asked. The
Journal of the American Medical Asso-
citation confesses that the reason has
not been found. There are many the
cries. but not one of them is entirely
satisfactory. and we are still unable to
say more than Hunter said more than
a century ago, that these living cells
remain intact under such circum-
stances, because they are alive"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-11-03
RICHMOND DEPART MENT
Nevs From the Lively 7oWn up North

Richmond, Nov. 2.-The political
atmosphere is becoming more and
more dense that we fear by the time
election day Is here we shall be SO
thoroughly saturated with Democracy
and Republication that some of us
will not know which predominates.
But, II is to be hoped We do not so
thoroughly get bewiIdered that We
vote for the wrong party.
Weather conditions are ideal for
this season OF the year the farm
ers are busy digging beets and pota.
toes. Neither crop is very abundant,
just fair to say the most. Potatoes
sell at rs cents per hundredweight.
Last Friday evening as the good
citizens Of Richmond went up to the
opera house to hear Hon. Reed
Smoot, they were reminded Of the
old song, There's Hot Time In
the Old Town Tonight The bon
fire and other light displays as well
as the numerous autos collected
around the opera house awoke us to
the fact that something special was
going on, which was proved beyond
a doubt as we entered the building
crowded to overlooking. A great num-
Der of our own people as well as
people OF Logan and neighboring
towns were present and placed on
the front row we're some Of our
brightest and most intelligent men
OF the county and indeed Of the ma
ton. Mr.. Ezra Monson of Franklin
was the first speaker and from SEN
ator Brady of Idaho he delivered a
message Of greeting to Senator
Smoot and the people of Utah con.
graduating them upon having such
an able statesman in the senate and
encouraging them to send him back
to continue the good work that he
has started. Some of our Democrat
ic friends must have been very much
surprised too see Mr.. Monson, one
of the peers in the Republican par
ty. Judge Colburn then gave very
fine address followed by sensible
and oratorical masterpiece from the
man we are particularly interested
in, Hon. Reed Smoot. Every state
ment was as convincing as 1t was
elegant and no one could help being
impressed by his superiority as a
statesman. And wish to add, that
our honorable citizen Mr.. G.. T., Har-
ris is not behind, neither when It
comes to sense and oratory. We
were all proud Of our mayor and his
speech which was living expression
of, let us do our best for our country.
The Republican Glee club as well as
our band deserved the highest com
pliments.
Last Monday evening the Bell Tel
ephone Company gave free picture
show and lecture on the works of
that corporation, the object evident
ly being to give the people an idea
of the magnitude of their great en-
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-11-03
To BrIohten Gilt Frames.

Rub them with freshly baked bread
moistened with ammonia; or try the
older method Of washing them In wa.
ter In which onions have been boiled,
and to which little sulphur has been
added. The sulphur aids in keeping
the yellow color.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-11-03
The Better Way.

The Better Way.
A household hint says that books
can be protected from mildew by
sprinkling oil Of lavender on the
shelves. An easier way. though, would
be to read 'em occasionally,