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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-01-14
s .SNominal" ARREST
OF COP. of Oregon

N. PORTLAND. Ore, Jan. 14.-Gov-
ernor Oswald West. Secretary of
Estate Den olcott and State Treasurer
;4Thomas B. Kay were nominally dr.
rested today on warrants issuetl at
stlse INSTANCE of Labor Commissioner
20. r. Honf, to test the eight-hour
law as affecting all the employees ol
the state institutions over which the
three state officers, as state board.
have control. aa
The governor is exempt frcm ar
5test under the constitution, but in n
conference with the labor commits
sioner he waived his exemption in or
der to have final test Of the law.
i
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-01-14
.Cincy's Mayors
Removal is Asked
Former Head of City Charges Pres
ent Incumbent With
\ Malfeasance.

CINCINNATI, Jan. Former
Mayor Henry T. Hunt announced
today that he would file complaint
with Governor Cox OF Ohio charging
Mayor Frederick sbiSgci Of this city
with malfcasancc and ask for hiG
removal.
Hunt charges that splcgel vio,
lated the civil service law In ap-
spointing three mon to positions Or
scupied by men under civil service
without giving the retiring mon Q
8chance to defend themselves nc.
eording to law.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-01-14
Fireman Killed
'ByFa'l.llin.gWaH q I
\ 70R .a3A4T
|. ,1,22sa'lllnBostoieFi,:e ,,2allln
DEPARTMENT STORE BURNS
WITH $150ooo LoSs-FREEz-
ING WATER HAMPERS
WITH TEMPERATURE 10 BELOW
ZERO F1REMEN CALLED OUT,
TO STOP FIFTY BLAzEs
iIy Associated Press.l

i'y Associated Prcss.l
BOSTON. Jan. 14.-Jos. a. Hack
ttt, fireman, was killed by a fall
ing wall in fire which destroyed
The department store of w. and A.
Bacon on Washington street early
today. The blaze which caused a
loss of $15O.OOO, was fought under
difficulties seldom encountered.
With the temperature at IL below
zero, water instantly turned TO ice
and the firemen had TO work in re-
lays stopping frequently to break
ice which encased their suits aud hcl-
NETS. This was the most serious of
more than fifty fires which sent the
fIremcn into the cold during the
Liglt. Many were caused by water
torches used to thaw water pipes AMI
defective chimneys. Frozen i,ydrants
hampercd the work in many cases.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-01-14
y Asso,.ctated presss.l

: "" H.
WASHINGTON, D. c.. Jan. i w
President Wilson gave the members
of the Cabinet his ideas on the Gov.
ernment"s relation to big business
the field that antitrust legislation
should cover in the present session
Of Congress, and the spirit with
which he believes the task Should
be approached.
Peace and not war. a feeling OF
friendly conciliation rather than Of
hostile antagonism. and yet a con.
structive program that win elimi:
nate uncertainty about the law aud
stimulate the growth Of Legitimate
business these are the fandament.
as the Presidents plan ef action,
Continued on Page Four
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-01-14
OPENING OF CONGRESS FINDS
MEMBERS FROM THIS STATE
ALL IN THEIR Places
ALL PREPARE TO PUSH MEAS.
uREs vIGOR0UsLYU UNTIL
OPENING OF CAMPAIGN
iPANIsH- AMERICAN VETERANS
THANK AVIS MOSS ASKS
\. FOR PENSIONS.

WASHINGTON. p O. Jan. ID
Congressman Moss teeiebrated tho
opening OF Con gress. after the holt
lay recess. by Introducing the fol-
lowing pension bills in behalf of
'esidents Of lis district: To grant
original pensions to Elizabeth +.
Warner. Of Parksrsburg, and Al
red j. Osborn, Of Aiiddlebournes TO
Increase the pensions OF Cyrus
rraush, Of Long Run; John Wal
ace, of Parkersbnrs. Alexander
<err, Of Elizabeth; Lucinda Gard
ler, of parkcrsburg and D. p. Ride
,onr, of Nfillwood,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-01-14
NonHugsSkunk
And- But WhyGoOhz

I sTEuBEMvfLEE, o.. Jan. a.
Homer schrader. a railroad employee
IN Bradley and also q fur trapper.
was here today seeking q safety
first device.
He lcang glit q skunk yesterday and
IN attempting to XIII IL lie slipped.
Both rolled down hill in close en-
brace. sehraeder has since discov-
erred that his life Is indeed a lonely
one.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-01-14
JUDGE MILLER CHOSEN
Parksrsburg Jurist Elected presi.
dent of Supreme Court.
by Associated Press.l

by Associated Press.l
CHARLESTON, Jan. 14.-Judge
w. n. Miller. of Parkersburg, was
this morning elected President of
the supreme court of appeals of West
Virginia, for a term of two years to
succeed Judge George Pofrenbarger
OF PIT. Pleasant.
first session Of the court pf
the 1914 term was held this morn.
ing. Eight decisions were handed
4. CONTINUED on page Four.)
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-01-14
Wrecked Ship y y
Is Still AAoat
S. o. S. CALL PICKED UP THIS
Z; MORNING BUT EFFORT FAILS
d TO LOCATE VESSEL.
gPy: Associated press. i

y BY Associated Press.l
ST. JOHN, N. D., Jan. 14.-ThG
steamer cobcauld was above. water
{at 10 o'clock this morning according
TO a message received by the agent
here a telephone message from the
Canadian Northern steamer Royal
George announced that the Royal
George had Just caught un S. o. =
call from the Cob6quid. Efforts tc
ascertain the steamers position
failed as there was no response tt
the Royal Georges inquiries.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-01-14
Will Request
Mems Return
FORMAL REQUEST TO BE MADE
TO q. s. TO SEND BACK
MEXICAN SOLDIERS.
BY Associated Press. /

by Associated Press.
MExlco CITY. Mexico, Jan. IA
"A formal request for the return
to Mexico of Gen. Mercado, who
commanded the Federal troops at
ojinaga together with his comrades
who crossed into American territory
is to be made to the United States
Government by General banquet,
Mexican minister OF war, according
to an announcement by him today.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-01-14
All In Their Places.

WASHINGTON 70. 81 Jan. Ky
The opening Of Congress found all
he members sof West virginta's
delegation In their places. rested
and refreshed after their vacation
aud prepared for theSstress Of bust
ness which is expected to oeeupy
avery: hour Of the time Of Com
gress well up I'm hegsummers SAM
ator Goff spent his holiday at his
home and In New York. while sena-
n Continues on rage SIX,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-01-14
SPECIAL NOTICE To,TAxl
PAYERS

The time having past II
which inducements are offered
sfor the prompt payment of
taxes, have adopted the fol-,
lowing. New Years resolutions.
Resolved: THAT ! will proceed
;at once to collect all 1918 taxes
which are due and unpaid"
This notice :s Intended for
all, those who owe 1913 taxes
and should not be disregarded.
c. d. coNAwAY,
152Stfi sherifts Marion County.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-01-14

Mrs. D. =. Fitch has returned
from Akron, ohic where she has
been the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Frederic O. Smith.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-31

Scr Gircftor Der Aiiiu5c III @ai6iug.
tom Sr- George 8 9lo6crts.
@ir0 ms Soutoei4dit 5nriidte0-
ren
@ai6ingtoM 30. 0ttober.
Sr. Seorgc y. 9lo6erts BON Sort
9oogc Soma. ser gireftor Scr @fiin.
So Bat reiiguirt
ST. 9loberts gab belite nod uiAts
9eitiniultes il6er ieinc 3nfuuftspldne
6efannt; cs Derlautet ieoo4 ooB cr
ms @anfaeihdit 5iriidfe1ren miro,
0as er ill Sabre 1910 ocrlicB. luH
sum 3iveiten Nlale ieiuen gcgeumGrti.
Gen Rolien 3u iibernehmcn. 5qin
eriicr glnItsterulin ais Girettor Ser
Wlii15e 0aucrtc uon 1888 Bis 1907.
Gr ga6 0ananls 0as Aunt ailf nm
&rdiioent Der Commercial 9,aiional
@anf BON Gbicaao 3u wcr0en, fe6rte
ieood anf ieincn &oiten 5iiriid. as
Die Commercial 8anf mit cinem ar.
oeren 9roBen Gbicagoer 6inan3initi.
tilt ocrihnol5en wrr0c.
ST. 9lobcrts Gilt ale cii1c g(ntoriiGt
auf Dem @c6icfc pcs Suan5wcicu5
un0 bat nielc einidldgiac @crfc 'per.
llicnilidi Gr mnroc hei ocr glls
ar5cituu9 oes ncuen 22abrun6s Sc.
icses mie0er5olt bon 9ramteu Der
sl0miniiration 3ll iai6c 0e3ogen.
Nr- &obcrts IL Gin 9lcpu6lioucr cS
iuuroc icoo9 int 1GaBmntc aciaai,
oaB icnc 9lcli9nation cine poaia frci
milli0c ici 1ic mr mit aroBeni @ps
0Qlleri Qn9qnQnrcn ucroen piiroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-31

@ronite GttD, Sng 30. Gf.
tober. s. 9. Sropis bon Sbip.
man syl., ipiroe 5elIte aet0otet imo
cine onoere 9Serion ernitliA Derwilns
oet ais ein @aiiaaier5ng oer nG6i.
caso & 9llton ga6u0 duf ser SSo6rt
bon G6icago nad Ct 9ouiS III ftar.
fem gle6el ami einen Giiter8lig itieB.
Der 0jiiter5ug fing na6 Oeni 3uiom.
menitoB 6elier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-31

6ronfrciG's 9(nlci6e in
0en Ser. 5tauten
9few 9)ort 30. Gfto6er. 1ie
5cute bon elmer 9nl5obl g1ew gorfer
9onfiers obgeidloiienc 9lnIei6c BON
$f0,000000 fin Die fran56iii6c 9le-
9ierlng fol- BON 5raifreid ais Sono
fiir 0ie lauienoan 9lusgaben beuubt
weroen ans 0eal 0ie bier 6eiteQten
Sieferuugen fiir 6raufreid 6eitritter
merocn Gs uerolitete Geute, Dab
ai1 GGltidlauo uno Ceiterrei6 Hb
angeblib nit Dem @coanfeu traget
05nlihe 9lnleibcn bier aii3unebmcu.
lleber Oie So6e oieier 2lnleiben lit
6isber libts 6efaaut geiporOen. Ser.
ncr 6alteu Die 5nan8Ireiie es nidt
liir oisgei6loiien Dab and gn9lano
mo 9luBlauo G6nlic6e S6ritte lrntcr-
ne6meu nogen.
Die $t0,000000 fran3oiiicber 9(n-
lei6e iollcn lufcr eiHe 9ln3a6l bon
giep 9orfcr ino ausipdrtiaen 9an-
fen oert6eilt meroen Iies mo1te
6eate 0ie .9}ational Gt0 9ouf~ be-
fanlt. 9tacb ausmarts miro fem @olo
geian0t weroen
gIils 5uOerldiiiaer Seite miro iii
oleleH 3uiammenbQnQe 6cfannt, 0aB
per @re0it Der 0eutideu Sanoels-
mo observation-disclosures in Sen
%creinaten stoaten imae6euer bod
ieim ioq Sddbungsweiie ioQ cr
5iriidleu S50000,0OO lm0 $75O00,.
600 betragen.
w q S5rlnu0 Dom &ricQe
bdlt
91em Dorf 30 0fto6er Son
Gueenstowu fomen 1eutc bier olif
Dem Compier ,Georic~ 400 Srlduoer
i'm Sitter 3piiAeu i6 unO % Sa6ren
an Sic le6nten 6 o6 iid5 Oarii6er
5u 0ubern, Oh tie nocb 9lmerito &C.
lpllllllell lelelL lllll eillef GlllNellllll8
IN pic engliide Slrmee gu eutacben
lonoern ogten leoi0liA, ooB tie ii.6
bier nod glrbeit inie6eu pollten
GoH anOeren @aiinaieren 0esGoul-
piers mlIr0e ieoob er5dblt 0oB bic
ilmaen Seute 3rlano Derloiien Bat
ten, ga bort algeHein Derlmtet, BOB
ole 6ritiide 9eaicrin9 6alO cine
Iwanaswciie Retrltirlna ein3ufii6
rem geoenfl 9lah oen lebten brief
liden Wlittbeillugen uis Iublin lit |
IN oieiem @erbit Die 9hispanoerling |
pom miltdrpilidtigeu Srldnoern 9ro
Der gemeieH ais ieit uielen Sa6reu
Dic 9cb0rOen icien ii6er oieie E6at !
ode iicbtlid beHtrn6igt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-31
Bier gleoer hinaeridltct.

# 9irnling9auL glla., 30. Cf.
tobcr Su oieiem Staote erlittet
ecute pier 9leaer 0en 600 0urh Or
Hdliaen yttbcr Sims nno SenrD
Spauion iiibaten III Taoeoillc Die
Grnfor0ima BON 8, N}- 6letber Gur-
ner 0lrdb oen GoO. GoS &erbreAel
bottc ieiuer 3eit cine iolne Grrcgimg
IN Der 9euofterung 5ur 6olge, OaB
bic Staats.Nlili5 beralsgeruien wers
0en WnlBte inn elm 2pnA9cridt jll
rcr5H0ern
Gn oieier StaOt iulirOen Sennep
@nr0 lno gSoli9 GroD pc8cl Der Or
nloroung pcs aniiimamcS sIaron
4'ollad btl9cridtci.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-31

Weaultrie, @o.. 80. 0ftober.
Sin aus linbefannter llrlode ent.
itnnoener @rano 5eritorte bente oas
9aocr6aiS Der 5irlno &. g8. Coleman
4 9ro. 6iericlbit &icrtouleno Bal.
len 9aumlpollc mo cine groBe Guaa.
titot lauolpirt9ihaitlidcr @rr1i6c
mllroen Gin 8aub 0er 6lanrnen. 1er
an9eridtete @haoen ptr0 auf $780,.
600 bis 100000 deiAaht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-31

u9lGer iclbit, ipeuu Gle anneb-
fnen ic6 liebe Sbnen oos SEQ. po.
Der ioa ib wiiieu o6 id es piitIftlidj
suriidbefonuic2~
ogld, feline SorNe. id gebc Sbncn
loas g8ort eines G6renmaiines
! .@u bos duoert ste GaGe, 0unll
llaBt iib Ooriiber reoet fommen 2ic
l6eute 9Ibeno 81 mir ino bringca
rSic. mir 0er G6rennialii glcid) ntit. "
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-31
Mlnr Nn6er 8ndLnnnannf1lin.

92cw Dorf 30. Gttober.
Die DECENTRALIZATION 0on Nlnr Sober,
95ripat. .9anfier uno Shiiisageut,
oeiIen @anten bonn Staats s9anf.Ie.
partement oeidloiien moroen iino,
mer0en auf $4,S70,395 gei1abt.
Srn. aober's @ut6a6el peroen auf
$5,005, ,111 geiadbt. 1900 3epoiito.
rem MAIDEN 9lniprii6e gegen Die 9aut
gelten0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-31
Uni Der iflnMt.

%rdiioeut bon SQiti iu@t mii boaGn-
asoiOiiGcm a1oaIpfer Sufhly6t.
Sort an @rincc III Sauoen ser
9tcbelcn.
gSoibin0tom 80. Gfto6er
Nrdiioent 3amor uon @oiti lit qe.
iiern ge5plugeu iporoen ieincSmipt
iloot Fort ali Nrince 81 pcrloiieu uno
mli eincui boll0n0iiAcm Ganipfcr
3ufM6t 5u nebuen, Gieie Ebotiohe
l7eloetc 6erte sic omerifoniibe Sc
ionotihaft In &aiti Dem Stoatsoepors
tcment Is iAeint oorous berDor3u.
0e6en. OoB Sic 9lebelen @ort ou
%rincc Ooafdaoig III i6rer oIewaIt
1o6en.
Y 9lmcritaniid6c Scbiffe
untgrw cas-.
Gas Sbladtiebiff ~&anios~ mo
Ser EronsportOanpfer uSoncod
Der Gin &eqinent @lorinciolootcu an
@oro FAT, iipo beute nit GoQoompf
nad Soiti a6gegau9en inn bic omc
rifaniidcn 9iirgcr lino Die geiomm.
ten aoloniiten in Ger 9iepublif not1i
oenfaQs 5u 6eidDiIBen Sort All
9srince, sic @Quptitoot bon @oiti, Oic
lett BON Den Ncbelcn 6cleBt tuDrocn
i'll mar Ger @eitimmlinasort DER
5hifie. Die ,aonins" lit aus &cra
Gru8e Scr u@ancod" ans Sen C9epdl
fern bon Doniuifa 0ortbiu aDgegan
Qeu. Das Qlarine Geporteaent
iop0te on beioe Shifie Sen 9efcbl
rad oep gintreiien ser inoiii5icIen
@crifte 0oB Ga0ilmar E6eooore iid)
sum @rdiioenteH aus9erifen bobc
uno oiii @ort ali 4}rincc mori6irc.
pic glnoronung iit ami Griuden oes
5toats departments aetroifen NOR
A9p. Per u@oncod" miro 6eute un0
pic o@oplas~ uorausiibtlid moreen
%ort ui @rince erreihen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-31

9iobert Is 9oper, 23, llnO @larie
aat6crine 6reuH 2i
G6arles G g9iednau rs, uno
Wlorgoret 2 9lnoerion ~
9io6ert 6 Saitiugs, 26 pou Gou.
neepille &a. mn @crt9a @nrper
l9, BON &ebrtil al1o
Qlarion Grimes ~, iino 9llabci
Iomlinion w
&oBiea Carte CHANDLER ~ non
E9ilooepbia Aa lno QlaRcl geuric
smith. 2l bon 5nvrna Nel
Slernar0 @ &inina 23 imo Gcl
tie NoineS lS
Nenrp 1u9ois 25 uuo SRatc 1dds
PA
9ranf 9a33aro 81 mlS 9lar0oret
@ldleg 2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-31

gll itstoqce Gfla 30. Gttober
Sedablmoctt 2lrbeiter Der Cfla-
Como Goal Go@ 5l Scurietto Gflo,
lc0tch eeitern 2lbci0 pic glrbcit ric.
scr weil sic 5ciclihait iid wci9crtc,
ciucn NQgorPciicr 5lI cntlaIieu Ser
lid oci ocn @cutcn mifliepia gemot1t
9aitc-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-31
llnluettrr IN Siin. l-tnLien

Earent SlaHcL 80 Cftober
llr6cr aQn3 Silo Stulieu sic1ruwiloe
5tiirnc odbin @an8 beion0crs bet
bic Sdliffa9rt uilter oen ltnpetter 3il
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-31

AN '~ -
Gic @crc ipicit N Der @illa 5ar
Grii6iiiidaSet &opitiH Snta lie'l
iH ocr icihl1 cic iicislteu glacl-
rl&tcu i'aer alc &rIcg soualt usa0
'aff CT NUT arinrndcr Nrcnoc, da
iicha 4Niece ID ccr Siltl %est
lvcroc; n'ir GraitWiliac,i 0pdl ma'
crniie Nehcit 5lt taiND 9cicmmeH
N'rS Snf9 10 h0Aiten @ntieBen;
ol GGcrleS bSltN I'll cs licbt illr
bciicr. Nolitin Smith ugSa9E
10 Den 2Ihidlic0 ncAnlcA2 gllcs
uals;~ Wlrs G5mlta: uqG liidlt
0adl 8ebce Ncn gibldlie5 brauat
Nu nilt 81 nc3Nsl oaer nacQlsbeil
ob Die Scpcnspcrlidcyrna VI Gr0
uiua iit~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-31

5rau nNlit ullerem neaen Md0
der lfere id] pister enc rcbtiQe
Sclpaicnfse cr!piiA! 5l 6cSln BITE
ifldat ia jcDesmai III. Sldsn 3uianis
men. IoInn mon iie anIprit!r
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-31
Qlnf Ser QonDHrofe. ~

Der Bauer Ter Teinen C5rmultraai
i'm Dassn Don Der Characterization
dbboli n@ntiHuloiasu sic W(aoani.
!ra9eu Sie ialI1e 3dfns91
1ic Dame ,,2lber meil 6errI'
Der Bauer; n2I1 10 Eabe ia ni6t aus
9leigisr 9sfraQf ginr piiIer Gis.
nIere SraBe lit nit9f sst3 glati una
irern S9re 3d9ne nihi Gut uno fell
iino, oonn miirrsn Gic iie 6ciier IL BE
EaiAe lleden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-31

@alic' oGaa NAL, Ser5 lvsslalb
iea rl niicrril Drwai0 Wutidnad
ocrn scraoe aaf ban Qlitfmo@ 3ln
Gclpsr iarsn?"
SGriiu ga gieel iidl Sic Si6An
fsicnOerc lRiGs rii nan Q7aciier aal
DtittrD f0l ilr @daB o'eslir.sla8."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-31

uSd, i'd 9a6e msiN 2luiq ipisoer
uetSaiii Simmer lacen 70 sieie
acats rrgn &aaic gs par aer niat
ars3ataltenl
nGeule psm s7lue2 QNgllu
csnn2"
o@ie NalIlicn osn &aBcT aa, m.il
Ell nid6t 9e6ee poaie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-31

lcioen 2ic Qloa5oer, wcl@c
gcitcrn init elmer 9icpuc Dor a6uio
@ictpr emanuel loren gIniaug nob.
men nnBten Qbgc6romea peroen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-31

Ger GigorreN6dnoler SSoncS
niinrHt cs nit iciueni geriie ieGe
genau @ciicru pcr iein 2aocu oid
flrSc 9cit gcihloiieu Sic auoci
oeriidubigtc iolscH0er 3clleli vSaIic
mid troucH ,Si 15 Wlimltsn 3us
rid
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-31

Slohul $50 acbc beittc q[bcn0 5lt
ci'er Surpriic. GcrtD, 0}oOomc.
S3crridlait. ?ggaS nintmit Oh
SeGr ais @eic5cif rit2~
*"9Idb oitis @eidsrFc mfbrinapn
papGi mir inns Mist accingt. mir
noIIcn lie iGnIiicb rit5t dar 81 ora
iiberraideu~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-31
Der nnpprf @tfae Mral.

Der jrags Dolior Sau altclgnsols
egsn: ~Dsnteu 1ie i4 ooligs MODE
in0 icd3S meHey %atisnlcS Gun9
geporpsnlN
Der dlteat g,S9rc c.8oa ~sa)wa,
tpNrum ilBen S5ie io Dlei iM S,!lis:T
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-31
uSd 6obe idlop geute G2orgen gebooet~
80. "a mor oa a6er menano 0a Der GLl ela tonmt-


IS I ne U N!i 0Tl ClleI Q "
tion.
gealater t3q 0cns trr 0am Gdsaliel
lpartenoen 9SubliiGa).
oNSli bic INWs nod hisn Nie iosben
ots %slMtbsanncncc allfaegcten lotI"
0r0nlein ,$a' ciis~
ugicin "a mu6 noc5 cine nnmrl
lein SOS 6raulein nit ocu 4ansc.
lelnlcn g.eMHcrlIr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-31

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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1914-10-16
Obituary

On Wednesday afternoon Of last
week relatives we're notified OF the
death at Regent, N d. of Chas. A.
Mitchell, an old timer and we'll known
resident Of Lincoln county. His bro
Their Wallace and nephew, VIM. X.
went at once, and found on arriving
there that Charles, who had been liv-
ing alone, had probably died on Mop
day OF heart failure, discovery not
being made until Wednesday morning.
The remains were were brought to
Canton, arriving here on Sunday
morning and were taken to the under
taking parlurs Of WI. Byrnes from
where funeral was neld on Monday
morning at 10 O'Clock. Rev. Lloyd
Rising of Virgil, conducting the SER
vices, singing was by the Methodist
choir. lntermenJ was at Forest Hill
cemetery beside his father, mother
and bother.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1914-10-16
Baptist Church Notes.

Thepastor and other delegates to
the Bptist State Convention return
ed hone last Monday well pleased
with ne meeting. The sermons and
addresses we're Of a high order and
every ession proved to be interesting
and hIpful. Mitchell and Dead wood
confessed for the Convention next
year, eadwood winning the prize.
Thee will be the usual services
next Snday with preaching by the
pastornorning and evening. A COR
dial wcome is extended to all. ~
The tdies OF the Aid Society will
serve chicken pie supper and hold a
U~tilitsale In the Miller building on
Saturty, Oct. "a. This week Friday
the L,ies Aid will meet with Mrs.
Henry eldman. All are invited.