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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-15
vem9rfning.

; oct iioite Stnffe ira 3one Gol,
lep. Wontnna, bar 6orfntteren ior.
tolt ON Dc i~orife0igc 9rGiter, Der
bar forrettet @uostieneiten / Menia.
beoen. @eorior m0n bat bar ior.
tier. at oaian 9reoe Sobnnien &c
tiener Nieniabeoen2 @iaeleoc9 me0
oeler ban ON oet lille 9orn4 @c
qranelie, oets 6eoiels. oa 9ao.
oato. ban funOe oaida aoot meooc.
le, at 9reoe Soboticn tientc pee
bets 9egraoelie.
Sigeleoe2 iortpller ban OH en-
Ssrenien. Der bar ppret Der &c
log. OF ban hdr iortnlt ham, at III.
Qcn fan faa lit ltofomme / oen onil-
ife aoloni / Slorioo; men ale er
MI ilnttet oerfra. ON oct er ianOt
eQer life, feflOer jeg fife. men ie9
er o%oerbepiit ON, at fer iaaoan Ia.
le ifnloe ITO Tor OfieutligbeOen til
ale 9lo0ets S9iere. iaa buroe set
moerisges mere neiagtiat, ioo man
life ifuloe gaa efter, bnao Den eaer
ben fortpler, iom aloria bar op.
ret Ser, - men 6or oct ira onore.
6nao oct augaor meo Soften Der,
ionl ban o9ioa iortpaer ON, loa
posier BET fife. Seiten bar life
Itor iioite aar, ira s til y @i. pr.
@cre. 3erimoo iorrige 9(ar ban.
oe bi en- tor Ssit.
9anr Ser / airfebIaoets Gr. II
iortpaes 9laoets 99iere. at @aitor
q. 6. @eisnlonn bar aalo ira G6e.
ne3er Menigbeo, Cane @o0ep, Mon-
tana. ioa er set life ianot.
Get par. BOG qo6t, ON Be. Tom
piI meo6ele ira De forifeIlige Ste.
Scr. Ioo ade @erionIigbeoer noe %
fortolte ipnnt og ianot, 6ooo ser
bar al 3nbeoer pdo npbnte Steo.
9Grbeoiqit
9re6e So6onfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-15
6ortipttcs pno 5iSc 6.
MOrreiponoante.
9rofesior Cluiicns gmerifarcji,

Hrofesior Cluiicns gmeritarejic.
Sielqc aYolititen"s Neierat ira
Den efstraoroinure @eneralioriam.
ling iorleoen / oct f9l. onnife geo.
grafiife Selitab, ifuIoe oct oGre op.
Init, at oette I. gicepr9lioent, SIS.
@rceaence 8iceaomiral @nnoel / et
Raaosmeoe 10. 20. Sonnar) bonoe
uotolt, at Den al aAmerican aeoara.
phieal Soeietn" / 1912 ioronitalteoG
Reiie gennem H. z. @., oa I hnilfen
Oct onnife 5elifnbs SefretGr BRO.
iesior Oluiien oeltog. boooe opret
en- uJuriit- og 5ornsieliesreiie liGsn
Dioenifo6eliat llobpfte. / hoilfen Eel.
ifo6ets Geltagelie funOe hapc. nGrci
iparet" Ell llotnlelie. iont
E%roiesior 0Iuiien bap0e tnqet iia
ino nGr. at ban 6np0e iorlaot oct
olnmelote R~aaosmeOe % Oereiter
inoaiuet i'm Notwithstanding
IA ui ppgreoe os oeo nocn oioe.
re at tro, at @eoarniiif Selifnbs
ieriie &iceprgiioent baboe uotolt iig
ion reiereret ON 6en 6%etponinas.
ilIloe Neiie. oct amcrifanife geo.
Nraiiife Selifab og amerifns Gege.
rina bouoe ino6u6t ale Sor6cns
isrite @eo9roier til at 6eItoae /,
6enbenote Ri os iii aomirot @on.
oef.
ga, iiaer Grceaencer, iea beo.
fender mig fuIot no oen r%eierereoc
llotoleIie men iea fer Tor epriat no,
oiat, at ben brinaes til gmerifa.
Sporpna itetteOe aomiroIel
Den nGbnte llotoleIie2
Paa en- Nemprfninh Nonlo
anlfnoien Ell Tng iremfom meo til
mia og uoen at acre oct uloer for
trolig 5orm. Ger uooOcr bnp0c
lea intct at itettc min llStalelic poa.
ieet lea life iclu bopoe noget acno
fob til elIer Soritnno poa Slciiens
9etponina. Hu bonciter bar len
6rnot / Grinring. at oct ifal 6apc
uaret CT nOmUrfct og betponinaS
iuIo Reiie. ioa at min llotalclie I
nooint Hetning oItioo bor pqrct
uberettigct.
@i 6enuenbte % oereiter til Bro
fesior Sluiien for at bore ON bans
gnifleIie M. s. t. oen forctaen'
Reife.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-15


itilleoe oonoeIige 5ina. peo boilfe
ban funoe interesiere Dem meget.
8eo Segnina al oisie 9illeoer bleo
Sennen, Ronl. mart 5n0eren til
itor giutte. inl / Oisie tronge 5ioer
blep Gqeoes inlan Senier ct Ifio
Del til tier &eliignelie / 6ooerens
panifelige @erning; tbi neo at isre
fine Conner in0 blonot @rsnlon
berries Bern uanot ban lettere De
olores 5ortroliabeO. % Nsrnnc
blra noturlige 1olfc mellcm Cue.
DC 81 hans @rsnlGnOere. % @rsn.
ldnoif 6leu oere5 au0et MooerS.
manl.
REQ iaaleoes at iproes iblanot
@renlUnoerne / 5ortroliabeo, oanot
ban belt oeres 1illiO, iao at De /
iulo aGrligbeO ilntteoe iig til BAN,
ia, bolot BAN Tor utrpnfelig oq
.ltoen SrDgt funoe ban irIt lPggc
iig til 9fo meo line iuloo Senner
oeres 5elte. - en Ina0an Ufagt
og SnOilpoelie bouoe egeOes @uos'
irpgt paa 9%eOnin9crne. Yeo oette
6ortroligbeosiorbolO l0rte egeoe
ogian oeres religieie gtaiur at ferp
De. @%renlgnoerne bar al 9taturen
toloe ligeiom oeres Smglueller, men
DOG meget oue%rtroiite, oeres 9us.
quo par o5ornat"s og oeres 8ile.
5rolomuilo fal0tes yAngetof,
fer, oisie ltoO iGrlig / BegDnoel.
len 6ge0e ltGrtt moo % iegte oeo
oerea Srol0oomsfnniter at oripe
bali bort, men oa ban 0esiiagtet
panot @rBnlpnoernes 0ierte, lag.
DC Dc til Solicit, at ban par Ell lGr.
liz itor angefaf, bpilfen SnoiIp.
belle osioa blep til geliieneIie
Ggeoes @erning.
5roOs oct lioei. @geoe bapoe lGrt
al Sproget Ueo oct /. liars lloIsb.
fnnoe ban oog fun glpoe iig
ue0 Heililtatct men M meote Der
BAN en- al bans lpGreite Brsueller.
loet oet %iorUeutenoe EroDiontitib
ira Ganmarf n0eblep. Yianoifabet
fnurreoe, DC merlte Sfibet bar Tor
ulDffet, og mi oiloe DC blenl, lioet
nptteoe uogen 5orbonolIag til iloit
mnotte 6geoe lnouillige / oeres nj
reiie, buis intet bar inotruiiet / 50.
bet al ~iiorten Gage; men lelo onr
ban nleo jim Suitrli beltenlt paa at
blipe, og nogle iaa Worl0 loueoe at
blipe hos Dem. Get bar ell tulg
Iio ior 9aeoe - iummen meo lin
SlIitru anrnnbte ban @lto ON
6iplp; hans 0uitrn ipntes Der
at pare Den itGrfeite / 1roen. TIL
meOens Snolaoningen al Sfibet
lto0 pna. rerte bun life Ell SnnnO
pcO arbeioct. men iagoe blot. at DC
piloe ale bliue beifpnmet. @uo
piloe ienoe SiGGp. 90 1roen bIeu
life beifammet. 5 Steoet Tor Get
Sfib fon TO OF oertil en- Sfrinelie
ira Observation-Disclosures onb at Son.
gen Gnifeoe Ggrfet iortiat meo
Strait.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-15
G0tuar0 z pore.
Sanif.I
% Sicmmcoanifcrc.


ON bette emnc ianotes forleoen
en- .arouif" / yTolitifen" al Urn
emma @no, oen o%nnbanoleoe liar
ct 9reu, Srllen 6oooe mootaget ira
en- oanif.omerifnnif 9Gge, i boiIfet
oenue paoitoo. at 6orboloet mellenl
0ienmeoanifere og 8nnife / Nine.
rita bar ret ipGnot. oa at ben Dan.
ife Presic rnleo SSper ieQte at ifo6e
gittcrbe6 oa 8ienoifab mellem ben
babe. Miaion Ganife pon oennp
Sioe og Dem. Der blen biemme."
9aaitanoen fom ooerraifenoe, %
life minoit Tor os, Der 6oboe Delta.
get / oct ms aiilutteoe oonif-mneri.
fanife Stpnne. bpor ii hnboe iaoet
Sn6trnffet al ct oneroroentliq bier.
teIigt 6orhol6 mellem oe tnenoe pr.
ter al 9onifere. % ga SpsrgS.
mnnIct ON ct aoot 6or6olo mclenl
os berhiemme OF Sem oeronre liaaer
os itGrft poo Sinoe her, bar hi ret.
tet Senbeuoelie til noaIe. ON ri
iaa nloa iiae, iaafpuOiae oa beot
Dem beipare oS oct Spsrasmoal
,Wener Sc, at Sr. q. rs @ren
ainer ct ianoiproigt @ileoe al 6or.
6olOet, taact / al 9aminoeIiabeo.
meIem 9nnif glmerifonere % Siem.
meoonifere. oQ bar &c Snotrpffet
al, at 9reSien 6erbiemme cnten iom
Sel6eo eaer Tor Ell Gels 8eofom.
menoe betraater 0nnif.a merifone.
ne nreo oe al 9repifrioeren omtaltc
9ie2"
Sagen loa on6enbort Dem nae
paa Sierte, tbi pi mootog onlgnoen.
&c Spar. bbiS in0gaoenoc Snobolo
bi Of g~Ia6sbenipn fortcIie %reierrr
ioet bi noifpSer enfelte @eipareIier
II upite llae.
Or. Gean uotolte: Seq tror.
lea tor iiae, at set aloeles life pas-
ser ira min Neiie | 1912 bar lea
aanife oct mooidtte Snotrnf: Der
par Meuneifer. Tom bar reiit 900
miles" Tor at tole mco mia ON DC
6ienIiae SorboIo; Der berifer al
giort ct uom0rfet SorboIo meIlenr
oe TO 9efe al Ben oonIfc Ration"
Soban SfioIb-borg, Den
folfeIiae 9igter, Ger bar ppret Nine.
rita igenuent. ifriper: . Ses
ear { oonife BLADE moertioen let
Ionif Imerifanere omtolt iom al
q. q. nnfert, men ieg onicr oet life
Tor alminoeligt. - @i bsr aIpoc
os ober, at bore Ssnner og 8stre
hupoer liz | ben itorc oterifonife
Solfeprimmel, men ogioo De. fan
isle GLADE oper DC gonle TGorelanos
hsic auItnrtrin. Gortirttes).
gbbe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-15
Sci por en- oIoeIeg nIilnrenoe

Get bar Ell dl0eles 4ltif1rei10e
planlo9t % ltofsrt geo9raiilf @fs.
furiion, buor al 9inetontisme par
lloeluffet. Gen bar plonlngt al
9roiesior u. Df. 9opis. forben
Sarnoro %llniperiitp, ior 6Ioen Sor.
oens itsrite og %berenlteite ipiiife
@eograi. Nele @fsfnrlionea meo
oenS ntnlllge lofnle aftiffere, aif
naientliait no pna at oe%nlonitrere
/ Brofiis 8onis" bonebrpoenOc %
epofgerenoe ipiiif-aeogruiiife Geo.
rier iomt poo at ino Ell Gneriigt /
Grofii5 ouer DC iorenc0e Stnters
efouomiife @eograii.
81 bpem ocltog / Geiien2
Ger oor ca. 100 amerifanife
% europGilte @eograier, bnorimel.
lem 9lomiter al alt, bpoo Der beo.
Der oioenifabelig @eogroii. Aae
europpiife Stoter meO llnotogelie
al ct gar 9olfonitater 0eltog. NJ
De mere notable Neremtbeoer paa
@eogrniielis Omraooe fan nGunes
9rig6onu, 5aircbil0. Martili. 8arid).
8rpgallfi, griicfner, Qiargerie,
0berbnmmer, 9bolaocfD, Marton-
lie, @aIloiS 0. l. D. - ale oore ier.
ite o9 iineite nulepeloe @eogroier.
- 9pem itoo Tom Sllobpoer til
9eiien2
Set gioroe a9lmcrican Geo.
arapbicol Societp", ct al Soroens
o1crbeoite geo9raiiife S%elituber, /
5orbinoelie nle6 De i%oreneoe Eta.
ters Hegerin9. men ogioa ira bele
ocn omerifanife 9%eiolfnin9s Sioe
oiitc9 Der oS Den NET itorilaaeoe %
fongelige @Gitiri6eo % SienltDil.
ligbeo; ligeleoes ira llnioeriiteter-
neS og Embellishments Sioe ooer.
aft.
Gn ll0tolelie JON aoniral @an-
oels ionot ieg % ogiaa iaa n6eret.
tiget og lna frGnfenoe ior oisie Sn.
ititlItioner, at ieg mente, oen fun
fnnoe Jones oeo, at ieg, Der eiter
Selifabets 2nife baooe paret oets
Gelegereoe paa G%fsfuriionen, mo.
CAB 9egpring om afifeO ira min
tt.aarige Sitting / @eoeroiiif Gel
fab"
Heiite Eroiesioren life ogian
meo ofiicielt Monoot ira 81 ongen
til at onerbringe Oct mneritonife
%9eografiife Selitab aongens Siliell
oa 2ufsnifning / a%nleoning al oets
so Mars Snbilrrm og @fsturiio.
nen2
80. ieg giorOe, og aongens
SiIicn ouer6roate ie9 / en- o~iiicieI
Gale oeo Soften / Noloorii.9lito
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-15

er mootaaet al ieIgeuoe populGrc
9sQer:
.@tmmeIloOfem."
Nolp6 Gonnor -. 30
Zen Orrs @erre."
0orrirt y. Stome -. 80
u@wtIltom 9ronOt.
9oilrit3 Geterien .... 20
~llnQoomSGio."
Cliert &ieoro ...... 80
nnQo M mems 9oq."
Sfooaaoro. Geterieu t.SO
Sen unofIupue Ronne."
Morqaret MouIt 80
nSigrio."
2ourit, 9eterien 30
Nile inobunone.
Gouii6 2uth. @ubI. Souie.
Blair, Hcbr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-15
Ere# z unire
al
Nriitelist sOlfc6ibliotcf.

Sarms, 9lnm6urOt % Moifat.
ariiteliae 2epneo5fe6 I set 10.
aarNumoreoe l. 9eo 4ait. u. 6
9. @roue.9iasmu5ien. PIG Sioer.
3uob. / 9rsut Sbirtina meo
@ulotruf. @ris 80 Cts.
Sillcorr ira Sulfcliurt. Emp 6or.
tgllinger al ;. 6. Don Soften.
meo 6oriotterens Sillooelie oper.
lat al 9ait. @. @iiniter. 6ororo
al aomtesie $. anut6. 223 81
Scr. Smutt Sbirtinasbino. 9ris
80 Gts.
gcrocns Gnoe. On aurligbeos6iito.
RE al Com. gaaleiton S~orfotter
al qRorp@, IS aompens @uloer~
0. i. 800 Siocr. @run S6irtinq
nieo @uIotrpf. 9ris 30 Gts.
ariiteligt 5oIfebibliotef reoigcres
al 8ait. O.. Miiniter, @rGit peo ct.
2ntfas airfe / aebenboon. Oct rr
lioeluffenOe gooe. rene Bigger, Scr
bringas. De tire opcnitnoenoc bill
oanne ct uGroiiulot TiIlrg til Ell.
bper @ogiamIina.
0nniib Smtb. Ymbl. 6umic,
Blair, Webr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-15
25-Year Guarantee

Every Starch Piano Is guar
antecd for 90 years. This
guarantee has back OF II the
reputation of an old-estab-
lished. responsible piano house.
1t means what II says.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-15
9tp 6oripning#

er mootaaet al islgenoe populGrC
m.,o.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-01-01
FROM
BROKEN LEG
KILLS MINER
EMPLOYEE OF DAVIS & ELK1Ns
COAL COMPANY DIES ON
WAY TO HOSPITAL.

Enroute TO the Miners hospital in
this city, whereShe would receive
treatment for a broken leg, yester-
day, John scuta1i.. "a foreigner en-
ployed at the Richards mine OF the
Davis & Elkins company near
Morgantown, died from shock In
cident to the accident which caused
the injury.
The man was placed on an NJ. &
X. train enroute to Morgantown
with Instructions to bring him to
the Miners hospital In this city
where it was thought his injuries
would rapidly yield to treatment.
1t is thought the mans death das
due to shock and fear that he was
fatally injured. He was hit by a
motor. The death comes under the
Workmcn's Compensation act and
tho state is responsible for the
expenses in the case.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-01-01
Traction Men
Discuss Plans
DEPARTMENT HEADS MEET AT
COMPANIES OFFICES AND
OUTLINE WORK FOR YEAR.

#MN"H ~
Following a meeting OF the dircc-
tors of the Monohgahcla Valley.
Traction company held here ycster-
day afternoon, thezN officials ofathe
company who are in charge Of the
various departments met to discuss
pianse OF action d,ging the coming
yea.
The meeting was held In the Of
ices Of the general, manager and the
general superintendent. In confer
enee With Messrs. j. O.. Watson and
'mitil Hood. were the following:
]. T. Kelly, superintendent Of road;
o. F. Tough. auditor; E. G. Bowman.
superintendent of transportation: j.
H. Doud. chief engineer Of powers
p. Wiggington, chief engineer; OF
substations; William AIgoe. super
intendent Of overhead lines; Frank
Gethring. superintendent OF car
barns; D. D. Leonard, in charge OF
the lighting department: Alb: Cole,
manager OF. freight and passenger
traffic; s. NJ. Miller. chief engineer,
and o. F. Flowers, assistant super
intendent.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-01-01
Phantom Bandits" Inspire
Terror In People ofFrance
ATTEMPT ASSASSINATION IN su.
9 BURB OF PARIS PEASANT
BARRICADE WINDOWS.
WON'T GO OUT AT
NIGHT.

CANNES. France, Jan. 1.-Anotl-
er daring attempt at assassination
wa made today by the criminals
fnown as the phantom bandits" who
are infesting the country districts
around cannis. They fired two shots
through a window of a large village
in the suburb Of Ranguin belonging
70 a prominent Paris man aud the
ballctdnst missed two ladies seated
ut a table. The bandit then disap-
nsarcd and no further trace Of them
Ngas discovered although the district
sYarms with detectives specially dG.
tailed from Paris and Marseinesssu.ea
The terror inspired by these mys.
terious nightseslminals has obtained
that proportion that nothing Will sss
dnce the peasants to leave their
houses after dark. Doors and win
dows have been heavily barracadc.l
in the entire vicinity and the pre-
Ssiling fear is spreading even among
foreign visitors at this winter rcsor;
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-01-01
s1s1o-4os licenses.
1s1tZ3s3 licenses.
1s12-i5 %sliecnses.
1s1S-41o licenses,
A GHILD's LAXATIVE
IS SYRUP Of FIGS"
MADE FROM FRUIT-CAN'T HARM
/. TENDER STOMACH, LIVER
AND BOWELS!
ALA

II your li~ttleEonets tongue Is coat.
ed. II is a sure signithe stomach, liver
and, bowels need gentle, Thorough;
cleansing atGonee. When your child
is cross, peevish. listless. pale. doesn't
sleep: eat or act naturally; If breath
is bad, stomach sour, system full OF
cold, throat sore, or II feverisl. give
a teaspoonful OF california Syrup of
Figs" and In a few hours all tile
clogged-up. constipated waste, sour
bile and undigested food will gently
move out of the bowels, and you have
a we'll, playful child again.
Sick children needn't be coaxed to
take this harmless fruit laxative"
Millions of mothers keep 1t handy be,
cause they know its action on the
stomach, liver and bowels is prompt
and sure. They also know a little
given today saves a sick child tomor-
row.
ASK your druggist for a 5O-cent
bottle of California Syrup OF Figs"
which contains directions for babies.
children of all ages and for grown
ups, plainly oil tic bottle. Beware
Of counterfeits sold here. cGt the
genuine. made by california Fig
Syrup Company" Don't be fooled!
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-01-01
Business Stops
ForNew Years
STORES AND BANKS CLOSE
FAMILY DINNER PARTIES
OPEN HOUSE PROGRAMS
ENJOYED.

Fairmont observed New Years
day in the customary manner to-
day. Banks and a number of bust
ness houses remained closed
throughout the day while the Post
office observed the usual holiday
hours.
Family dinner parties will feature
itlc day and Open House will be OBJ
served by various families and or
CARNATIONS. .Ils ~
The woman's Club and the Y. N.
C. AZ both are holding open house
and many are being entertained
this afternoon.
The usual number Of New Years
resolutions will be made in many
instances hardly surviving the day
while some will perhaps be faith
fully Kept throughout the year.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-01-01
Prof.MyerDies
In The South
WELL KNOWN FORMER FAIR
MONT EDUCATOR is CLAIMED
BY TUBERCULOSIS.

A message was received here this
morning announcing the death OF
Prof. Clinic C. Myer, a former resi-
dent of this city, which occurred.
Tuesday morning at Townsville,
Ca, where he had been for several
months for the benefit of his health.
Mr.. Myer was for three years
principal OF the Fourth ward school
in this city and last March was talk
en- Ill and for u time was a patient
at Cook hospital. In the spring he
went 10 Terra Alta where he spent
the summer and later In company
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S.
E. Mser, went to Thomasville, Ca.
where 1t was hoped the climate
might prove beneficial. He failed
however, to improve to any extent
and his death occurred on Tuesday
OF this week.
y tuberculosis was the cause of his
death.
The remains will be brought to
MeeEcr. w. Va, probably arriving
there on Saturday or Sunday. They
will be accompanied by his parents
who were with him when he died.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. N, Wetzel of this
city, with whom Mr.. Myer resided
while In this city will attend the
funeral. the message announcing
his death having been received by
them this morning. ~
Mr.. Myer was well and favorably
known In this city where he success!
fully conducted the Fourth ward
school for aiperiod of three, years.
He was a young man OF brillian at
tainments and his career being cut
down in the prime OF his young
manhood is sincerely regretted by
his host of friends in this city.
During his residence in this city
Mr.. Myer was actively identified.
with the Christian Church.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-01-01
WILL BE
.cOnviots in Auburn Prison Join Good
Conduct League.

AUBURN, n. V. Jan. 1.-THE con-
yicts Of Auburn prison have adapted
u New Years resolution, plcdglns
themselves to good conduct. They
have organized a Good Conduct
League, by means OF which they will
lave a share in maintaining prison
discipline. Convict public opinion is
the weapon by which discipline will
be enforced.
The scheme, mn experimental one.
was suggested by Thomas Mott o..
born, chairman of the state commits
sion for prison reform, who was re-
Gently a voluntary inmate of Auburn.
All convicts will be admitted to The
league. but under its rules and con
ductfwill forfeit membership and Ger,
tain privileges.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-01-01
OFFICERS FOR 1914.

The following officers for the en=
suing year have been installed bytlte
Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Brotherhood
OF Railway Trainmen:
Ida Stealey. Counsellor.
Rosetta Reed, President.
Jennie Hupp, Past President.
Amanda Steele, Vice President
Maud Iiasar, Secretary.
Ethel Smith, Treasurer,
Anna Ernest, Conductor.
StclaI Nuzum, Chaplain.
Mary Glasgow, Warden.
Jessie Nuzum, Inner Guard.
Cora BishoG, Outer Guard.
DR.. ". H. Kunst, Medical ESut0
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-01-01
WOUNDED GRoANs IN AGONY.
lC#ontinued from Page Onel

battle field on the opposite side OF
the river could be heard by Ameri-
can Cavalry men. The firing in the
darkness seemed TO be heavier than
It had yet been. All women. chill
dren aud non-combatants OF ojinaga
came to tile river and were taken
to the American side. The little
Red Cross Headquarters on this side
where Federal wounded are being
cared for now, is as active as u field
hospital on a battle field.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-01-01
Burned 10 Death
Widow Has Seen Four Near Rela.
tives Die Unnatural Death.

CHARLESTON. Jan. 1.-The last
OF n series of tragedies came to Mrs.
Susan Casio, when her little daugh-
ter was burned TO death at South
Rnnner, near here, last night.
Twice widowed by unusual circum-
%ttances Airs. Caste has seer four near
relatives die u%nnaturally. Her see
ond husband. Loclty Casio. under
pe%nitcntiary sentence for arson, was
hot and instantly killed by his step
Sol four months ago when he at
tempted TO. cut Mrs. Casto's throat.
Mrs. Casto's brother was accidcntly
killed as was her first husband.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-01-01
Bryan
Is tBackafAgain; Of Again, to FIJI
.0ll Speaking Dates In West.

~ Oh hIff T-1H &Gy gF IN
WASHlNGT0. Jan. i.-SccrctarS
'fndeMrs. Bryansrcturneda today from
Mann, Fla. where they spent Christ,
mas; Secretary Bryan WIN SO TOY
morrow night TO fulfill "a series Of
speaking engagements In the Middle
West. He will be in Kansas City
January 8, Topeka January 5, Lin
coin January G. Chicago January s..
Toledo January Q and expects to re-
.urn to Washington January IL.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-01-01
Special Cars:

After performance of the Modern
Eye.Friday night will be run to Fair
view and Pennington. 1t is a GER
tain fact that large numbers of out
of town people will avail themselves
rf the opportunity to see this big
musical comedy.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-01-01
Marry Despite
Cost Of Liuing
Andunluckyl3
LICENSE RECORD SHOWS GAIN OF
122 OVER LAST YEAR IN
MARION COUNTY. :
47o COUPLES TAKE UPON THEM.
SELVES PROMISE TO LOVE.
HONOR ANDtoBEY.

That the number t3 is unlucky is
refuted at least in the records Of the
county clerk as during the year 1913.
Just closed that office broke all pre-
vious records in the number of mar.
rage licenses issued.
Despite the fact that the cost of
living increases. 1t seemed not to
daunt the young people OF this vicin-
ity and eleven more entered the
bonds of matrimony during the past
year than did the year 1912. This
fact argues well for Marion county
and West Virginia.
During the year 1912 459 mar
liage l~iccnsese were issued while In
1913 the register totaled 470.
In looking Y c the records for the
past few years II substantial in
crease has been noted in the number
OF marriage licenscsFissued in Marion
county. In the year 1900. there were
issued 34S licenses and in the year
1913, there. was issued 470, showing
IN increase, during the period'of 1y2.!
4 The SUMMARY for the years since
aud; including the year 1900 isIas.
r.cllowS: .t' Egt t.E.lLff =
Washington Journal., 1914-08-15

Mie Der papiergslo>G Comptroller be-
tanHt gnb. Einb, leitOsm Die Rsgisrune
bef9Idfen bat, in Der burh ben surOs
pdiI9en Rrieg perurfadten @esDnOt.
ben 8anten bes 9anoes auf3ubelfen,
nur uneefGbr $127, 100000 neiteres
papier9elO unter Dem AloriHs@rse
lamb @slebe an llnterIhoBGmter bes
2anbes DerIanot tporosn, nGmlim nod
Netu YOrt. $45, 100000; Ghicnao,
$25, 637,010; San Jrancisco, $13,s
100000; Bolton, $12,O65. 900; pbiIa.
oelpbia. $9.890,050; ct. QOuis, 49,
491, 700; Baltimore, $4,O35,OO0; Gin
e%innati, $5,950.0OO, unb Rep Or
leans, $2,162, 900.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-15

SnfOIss Der Ourb osn surOp6iI6en
Rries Deruriadten DepreIIiOn bobsn
DitIs 8upfsrbsrsperte in @ri8Ona unp.
California sntipeber oen 8etrieb gang,
lid einesIteIt Oosr bic arbsitsseit oul
bic 9dIfte rsbu3iert.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-15
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pIOmatiI9sn, OtonomiI9sn unb finan.
aielen 8erpidlunsen feline 4ufmerts
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