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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-10-01
Gil IT..

Die Sta6t Siliit, Die erIts gr0Bers
Staot in Sitpreubeu, bic bel Dem ers
fen Ginfan Der Rufen bon benfelben
bsIsbt ipuroe. Iiegt gang i'm GuBeriten
Norooiten Der Propiu3, am @influB
Der Sille in Die Memel, uno bat ettpa
10000 @inipobner. Gs 1T cine siems
lid rese SnbuitrieItaOt, Defenders
pidtig in 8eSug auf GiIen9ieberei
unO MaI6inenbuu, Wugen> uno WtOs
bslfabritation, uu1 befinOen fi9 bort
Sumpimabl> uno 9ampfi9mieoes
mablen ioipie mebrsrs 8isrbrauereien.
gine rs9t ersiebise @tnnabmequeae
biloet Der 4als uno 2adsfang. Der
SanbsI, unteritiibt ourd Die Sdiffs
fabrt auf Der MemcI, 1T Defenders
bsbsuteno in Sabat, SOIS, @streiOe,
Steintobleu, Slu9s, @uI ETC., au9
bat Siliit gut beiu4ts pfsrOemdrtte.
Sir ben @iIenbabnpsrtebr lit Siliit
&nptenpuntt Der Staats6obnlinien
SitsroSes sMemsl, S6nissberg<Siliit
uno SiliitsStalIupDnen. Die Staot
1T SiB zines 2onOseridts uub zines
SauptsoIIamtes. Bon ben bauIi9sn
@ebenspiirbietsiten Fno gu ertpGbnen
elm I9Ones Ratbaus. elm Sentmol Der
8Gnisin 2uiIe. elm SentmdI bes Sei'
mctsOidtsrs Mur bon S9enten0orf.
Elm SrieesrOentmuI unO bic ftattIide
aSnisin 2uifes8riide iibsr bic Wles
mel. Siitorifd bsosutenb 1T Die
Siaot aurd ben Sriebsn gu SiIiit
q. unb 8. SuIt 1907, 5pifden Ra.
poIeun l., Rubluno uno preuben.
bur8 ben Iebtsrss Die SdIfte feines
@ebietes perlor.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-10-01

er auf eine sipeits aItgermaniIte
ginri9tung Suriid. Die iib ole als
ten SeertOniss nit ibrsn @efoIgs
I4aften umgeben batten. Die in un.
panoel6drer Sreue gu ibnen geItan.
ben batten, 70 i9uf aud er ii9
cine ioIde, inbsm er iein Sffisiers
tOrps aus Den goeIiten Isines @oltes
biIbete uno i6m feinen Stempel auf.
oriidte. ben bes auf Dem bingsb.nSsn
Pfli9t- uno @brgefiibl uno Der I'M.
eri9iitterli9en Sreue unb 2isbe gu
Ieinen Sriegsbeeren bsrubenesn ed.
ten Sffi5iertums. llno bic len Stems
pei, Der feline Gisenart biloet, BAT
ii4 oas oeutfde SffiaiertOrps bis
auf ben bsutigen Sag belrabrt, nur
oub aus Dem 9eburtsa6sl, aus Dem
es ii9 anfanss ersGnste. Elm
S9pertuOsI seporpen iit. 90 I9uf
Srieori9 WiIbelm l. bas Sesr. mi.
Dem Der srobe a0nis Den aampf
ssgsn fait gang europa gu einem
ruhmreiben gusgang fiibren tonnte
Oo9 tulture[e 3pede bsItimmteu
Den &0nig Ra4 befen 8e.noisuns.
IeIbit Sanb ansuI:ssn an bas 3ons
tonipeien, oas feline Grfolss srm6gs
li9t bate. limb na1 isinem So6e
fOrOerte Der 3sitseiit nit unbsimIis
der S9neuistsit OeHen gntartung
INNER peiter. Mebr unG mebr trat
Der 9runossoanfe Der BsbrpTIiGt
sum S9ube bes 8aterIanoes auriii.
uno mebr unb mebr pur6e oeF.n
9ertsioieung, emit Die b0hIte
g6rsnpflidt uno Elm 9srrenrstt,
uuf Die unterften S9idtsn oes 9ols
les un6 aus Dem 4bI6aum 6es
9lusIunoes estpOrbsns S6lOnsr abSs.
pGlst. Sas eisene Bolt iagte T9
bonn Seere los, bsnn Der RrisgsoisaIt
salt fir i6impflid. glus foli9 ans
sebra6ter Spariamtsit tat man ult
ni9ts fir bic @eritGrtung 6es Sees
res Obsr fir bic @erbeFeruns Der
ausriiitung uno 8epaifnung.
Die Solgen tonnten ni9t ausbIeis
ben. 8si Sena uno 9luerItsbt brod
Die aIte 9lrmss suIammsn. llnS
nit ibm Serbra9 oas san5e, por
Dem 3eitseiit unteripiibIte uIte 9Breus
BEN. So9 Der S0nis fano oi, 7rihs
tigen MGnner, Die ii9 i'm @oIte pie-
Der resenoen eoIsn Srisbe Su entail.
ten. S9arnborit, Der WaIFsns
I9mieo Der 8efreiung. mar es, Der
aud i'm Seeripeien Den moruIiitsn
5uttoren Su ibrem &edt perbaIf.
Sierour9. ioipie bur9 ole 9lbfdaf.
flung Der Srsmosnlperburs un6 Die
9errinserung Der 8efreiunsen bon
Der &antonpflidt puroe ole oas
Bolt un0 bas Seer trsnnsnoe Sluft
iiberbriidt. 90 tpurbs untsr esH
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-10-01

rattsr oes Sodssbirss. S.lspdnbe
itiir5en an d9tbnnoert Sub tief itsil
ab, neben Der Strabe tiirmen ii9 Die
5elIen gu unsebeuerli9en 9ebilosn.
ia bic 2anoItrabc ielbIt muB ii9 in
SunneIs unter bieIen 6elsmafen bin'
bur6 ipinoen. un0 neben oieIen uns
bsimli9en SteintoloHen finoen mir
lpieOsr Die lieblidFen Dulbbiloer.
@s sibt ippbl faum cine 2unos
itrabs, ipsl9e elm 10 Dunberpolles
Dan6ern seItattet, als oieTe BON
Miiniter iiber bas So9gebir5 nud
Grantrei6 bineinfiibrenbe Soiieritras
Be, Die otefen Ramen ni9t bios oes
balb fiibrt, neil elm SaiIer ;ie gum
Sell erbaute. 0as ipar 91apoleon
Ill. uno Die StruBe ii. feline bette
Sinterlafenibaft i'm GIfaB. SreiIib
1T iie ia eisentlid elm beutides Dert,
10 ipeit iie ieBt Oeutf6es 9ebiet be-
riibrt, aber gu Ropoleons 3eit ipuroe
iie BON ben 6sdtI6en 8eipobnern Oes
Miinitertals sebaut Bis an Die pros
OinSsren5e bes @IiaB, bis on bic
Sdludt. Der eigentli6e Grbuuer
mar Der 9robinbuitrielIs Sartmann
in Miiniter. 0ieIer bat ben SaiI.r
ueranlaBt, Die Sunititrabe na9 bem
eissntIi4en Jrantrsid hin.in rsitsr
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-10-01

felIissr ,G.birsspuB. 9as bsrtIds
DOrt nFdIudt" 1uben Die Trun3o'
fen, 6fe Den Pab einfoa 10
S9ludt" nsnnen, ni4t iiberitsen
fonnen unO 70 aus altoeutiden Sci"
ten beibebalten, tpie iie iid ia iibers
baupt um Die Spra4e i'm gliab
ipGbrenb ibrer fat 5Ipetbunoertidbri,
gen Serriduft gar ni4t setimmsri
baben.
Ser gome S6lu6t fammt bon
ter ungeku1en tiefen, bon i9roffer
SelIen gebiloetsn Sdlu9t. ipsl4e iif
idnas Der &unItItrabe biuSiebt. Die
Gren3Itation liest 11S0 Wteter bod
auf Dem 9ergriiden, ipel9er ldn9ge'
ftredt piele Stunben melt Den &amm
Der @useien in Der Rihtung BON
gaorb nad Siib, uuo 10 Die Srenas
biIoet. Der stpsitbO9fte Berg Der
0oseIen, bas Sobeued, IL nur eins
fnappe @tuube bon bieier SrenaIta'
tiun sntfernt unb aud nur $50 Dleter
bSber, aIs oiele. Seine @ilenbabn
ipmmt bier in biele bO4fen Resionsu
bss @rsnasebirses binaut.
Dunberbar f9Dn 1T bic umsebune
bieIer @rensItation. Bon allen Sei'
ten 1T Fe umringt bon Ssrslpalo
Mu6 6as beleben6e Clement oes
Mafers, ipsI9e ionit in ben @oseier
T,br monoeIt. iTt bier pprbanoen, oenr
es entTprinsen ouf oieiem 90hen'
riiden nidt peniser aIs fiinf Jluhs
barunter Die Meurtbe. Die Weolslotte
uno tief untsn i'm Sal auf Der fran
s6TI9en 9rsn5e finoen ipirb orei un'
9ernein Iisblia geIeeene Seen, um
TauI6t Don turmbOben Gbeltdnnen
Qluf Der osutfden Seite Der S9lu4
trast Die 2unofdaft san8 ben Gba
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-10-01

0oris 9litter bon Guffeubere, 6fterr,
@euernI ber S1fanterie.
popular opinion as expressed
through the newspapers about
the present war. When previous
divergence of national thought
and prejudices is remembered,
the present agreement can
scarcely be set down as the
result OF merely incidental forces.
1t is, in fact, the result of mani
pulation, extended over many
years and even decades tending
to make the Americans believe
what the English wish them to
believe. This tendency is sup-
ported by American news
agencies which, for economic
reasons, have close alliances
with the English Reuter- service.
Wherever the American agen-
cies have no correspondents they
take the news from Reuter-. In
Berlin some years ago calling on
the Reuter- correspondent in his
office | found that the repre-
sentative OF Reuter- and the re-
preventative of a prominent Ame-
rican news agency had practically
one and the same office.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-10-01
Das deMtfcbe Reer.
Seine erfte OrunbIaae upm 0rpFeH
9urfiiriten aefdjaifeH. ,a 4 .

SutIuINeH BeIWuIIeH. 2.
Der @runbfpd su bem branosns
burg prsuBifdsn Seeripeien, aus
ipeI4em iid bas oeutIde Seer in fei'
nsr iebisen unbersIei9li9 bolltoms
msnen Srsanifution entiuideIt bat.
puroe bonn 9roben aurTiiritsn se.
Isst. uno felt iener 3eit fnb Die
SobensolIern alIseit Seert6nise in
Der aItssrmaniidsn 8ebeutung Die.
i.s @ortes setpsien. Sic ieIbit ba'
ben ii9 ibr Seer sebiIoet uno iirS
nit ibm in ben aampf ss3ossn. ne
immerOar oas Sell oes 0atsrldnots
.s erforoerts. 9aour9 babsn is
fib itsts por ben Serri9ern Der ans
oeren 2dnbsr aussesei9net. 90 iit
apiI9en ibnen un6 ibrem Seer g!eids
lam elm psrf0nIides @srbGltnis enis
Ttunoen, auf bus ii4 Bis uuf ben
beutisen Sag ibre madtpolle S!eL
lung itiibt.
9lber ni9t nur bdrauf. Die Soa
9en5ouern hdben es du6 fpte teine
nnoeren Serrfber beritanosn, ibr
Seeripeien auf geIun6eu Srunoldgen
aufSubauen. 9lIs Die Irmeen nod
iibsrau tief i'm @0lonertum itedteu,
srtunnte Der 9roBe aurfiirit bereits
oi. bObe 8eoeutuns elmer ndtionalsn
@eitaltung Der eigenen. Sein On.
tel, Der Solbatent0nig, bauts bann
oisIen geoantsn ipeiter aus, inosm
sr bus auf Der altgermanii6sn
WebrpfIt6t berubenos &antonssIes
i9uf. oas, tpie fein erober Sobn
seiast bat, Die preubiids Snfcnteri:
uniterbli9 mudte.
Der SoIoatsnt0nig tat absr nod
msbr. @r CAB aud Ieinsr S9Gps
flung oas feite Riidsrat, beFsn iis
beburfte, um ben Stiirmen Der 3sit
ltroben Su t6nnen, llnbstpuBt sriff
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-10-01

2tugen 6es Teinbss Der 8oosn fir
Die @rbebung porbsr.itet. 9lls ounn
Die @tunbe Der 9efreiung IdIus, Die
Grri9tuns Der 5rsiipiaisen SGesr
Der @infiibruns Der allgsmsinsn
DsbrpFli6t Die 8abn seetn,t bate.
unb iis nun isIbft sunddit fir Die
Dauer bes Rrieses aus9eiproher
fpurbs, oa erbob ii9 bas Bolt ipiF
elm Mann. limo punoerpolI ipar
Der @eift, Der 6as 8oIt in @aifer
beIeelte. 60 tonnte bus tleine unc
sertrstens preuben ebenbiirtis an Die
Settle ieinsr mG6tigen @srbiinoe!en
treten uno in Dem nun anbe6enosn
gtin9en ous bette gum Stur3 bss
srObsn @eensrs tun.
9aB cine ioI9e &rGfteentfaItuuo
m6gIi9 gstpeien mar, bate Die uGIoes
neine Webrpfli9t 6stpirtt. Sur4
bas @ebrgeieB bonn 8. September
1914 purbe iie gu einem bleibenSsn
9ut bes preubtI9eu uuo ipGtsr Oss
oeutf9en @oltss. uno e6enIo tpar.
ben es Die freitpilIissn Sdser in ber
Derdnberten @sitaIt Der @iniabrig'
5reipiaisen.
9o6 in Der nun foIeenoen Iun9en
SrieOensSett biiBte Die alIssmeins
WebrpfIi9t, bieIe tOitlidfe @rrrn.
seni9aft Der srpBen 3eit, msbr unb
mebr ibren pubren gbaratter elm.
a6ntg Sriebri9 @ilbsIm ". mar,
cine Qusnubme inter ben SobenSol-
fern uuf prsuBens Sbron. gu lpsnie
SoIoat, nm BunoeI gu fdaffen,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-10-01

by a string held in London. The
explanation of this seemingly
singular condition is simple
enough. During the first century
of the national existence of the
United States the chief concern
of the Americans was about their
internal affairs and they were
quite content to take ordinary
news about events transpiring
outside their boundaries from
outside sources since their effect
on American progress was so
slight as to seem Insignificant.
The causes which made London
the news centre of the world are
obvious. Before the day of the
telegraph British ships sailed all
the seas and penetrated to the
remotest parts of the earth. Bri-
tish interests grew up every
where making communication
frequent and easy. Then came
the telegraph and the laying OF
marine cables. Here England
was again the pioneer and for
many years cables controlled by
British interests were almost the
only avenues of news transmits
sion between Europe and Anne
rica and remoter regions, while
chartered concessions for a long
time did, and in many instances
still do, forestall competition
Practically all the news which
reached the American press al
ways came through London and
still does. Other practical reasons
applicable to journalistic con-
ditions, such as the differences
in time caused by the rotation
of the earth, added to the forces
which established the route oI
the worlds news movement from
east to west. Thus London be.
came the news centre of the
world and the American press
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-10-01

found it not only convenient but
practically necessary to depend
upon the London press for the
great bulk of its foreign news.
Such news services have exer-
cised and still exercise an inn
mense power enabling England
to advance her policies and in
terests with the approval of Ame-
rican public opinion.
And observant person must
have noticed that there is at
present a truly remarkable coin
cidence of British and American
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-10-01

Oberit 2eutbolb, Gbef bes ldbIiIbcn
GIeneraIitabes.
Sn feinsm 8ruosr uno gla6Fols
ger, S0nig WilbsIm l., eritanO Dem
8olte Der Hsttsr. Don 8ismdrd uno
Ruon trefflid unteritiiBt. iteIts sr
unter f6psren inneren &dmpfsn 81;
a[Isemeine Wsbrpflidt in ihrsr ur.
fpriinsIiden Reinbsit ber. 9as ba.
bur9 perfiisbdr ipsrbenbe Nlsbr an
iunser Manniduft oi.nts ibm oasu,
oas JeIbbeer einbsitIih gu seitaIten.
0as mar feline srunbIegsn0e uno
barum sr0Bte Sat. Mit Dem 70
beriiinstsn Sesre ertdmpftsn odun
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-10-01
INFLUENCEOF THE PRESS
Americans Mentally Subjected
To England.

l wonder whether the Ameri-
can people realize that they are
to a large degree mentally sub
jected to England. The English
sway the American intellect
through the medium of the Ame-
rican press. 1t has long been the
boast of American journalism
that the American press is free
from the prejudices and in
fluences of Europe. This is er-
roneous. The American press has
been and is in many things led
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-10-01
Gsnn aud. j

@enn mir aud, iiibe 2iebesIuit
gerbieb man6 Rd9beIein.
8enu tie mid aud boil SGrtli9tcit
Sieb; r9iebes Sddbden mein!"
@enn iie aud maud' iiiben SUB
Guf meineu Ruub ee0riidi,
8enn iie mid aud boil SeIigteit
llmi6Iun9en uuo umitridt.
60 bat mid eiues itets sef6mcrst
Wlit tiefem 9ram erfiiIt,
ll1o nteine beibe Qiebes8Iut
Sir ale Seit 9eitiIlt.
Bcnu id5 Sie Gpur non-SeiratsIui
Su ibren @Iideu las.
Bar id I'M iclben ausenbIid
gridItet - unb aenas.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-10-01
Die Seblubt.

9is 9oeeTenersn5e 8pii4en 5rant'
reid unS bem GlIaB 1T cine Der ro'
mantiI9Itsn un6 ma!eriIdIten Se9en'
ben bes beutf9en 9renSgebiets, uno
elm defenders on5iebenber puntt 1T
Die in ben 3rieesna4ri6ten iuisoer'
bolt srpdbnte ~S9lu4t", elm enger,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-10-01

- gnfant terrible. ~Sbr
Serr @emo6l 1T aIio perreiit2 Wunn
iommt er benn Suriid2"
Ser fleine Sans: Der S6nb'
mann, Der Papa gebolt bat, iugte
sur Diana: Sn feds Wp9sn babsn
sic ibn ia pieoer."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-10-01
Sas etieffinb.

Sic Soree bat in Sort llnS Stabt
S5r ieparates Stiibdeu.
Ser y ei b, ben aIies .eunt ruS Iiebt.
Sit Gin perbGtideIt Siibden.
9ie 2e 2eibeuidaft ii6 beimiid fiibIt
@ei g0Ieu tpie bel Srorlmen;
limb obne iuiirbepoIleu GRAFT
@Iaubt niemau0 aussutommen.
Ser finItre 8 q 6, Der itiIe Sarm
9ebaglid ipobueu fonuen:
Sins 9eibteite iaum einer bertt,
Ser Sreube 9taum 5u 90nnen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-10-01

&sIGner: .9eoaure. ipurme
SpsiIen si6t IS nidt. II"
3e9preIlsr: ~Ssufel, iolher
RsinFua - iest mub id mid pesen
oas cine lumpiss @Ias Bier nuuss
nerfsn laiIen."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-10-01

.r unS fein britter paIabin MoItte
in ununterbro9snem Siessssuse auf
ben b0bmiIden uno frGntiIGeu
SdIaGtfeIOern Deutidlunes Gini,
9ung.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-10-01

= Gin btrbd6tiger 8eus
&c. Ri9ter: .3eiige, sic t6nnsn
ii9 alfo it9er erinnern, in oe: trts
tifdeR gtaht ben 9tusetlu9ten in Der
Dirtfdafi gum Barren seIsben gu boz
ten9" 'i. ~
3euas: % ia, fosar boppeIt uno.
oreifud".
= unter Sreunbinnsn..
~Qllmus S9Dnbsii if bod pirtIid
mGr6enboft. nibt pobr?" = -Ssbr
ridti9: s@s ipar einmoI"!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-10-01

gu fiibrsn, pel6e Sartmanu unO Die
@emsinOen bes MiinItsrtoGs fdon bis
aur S9lu9t sebuut batten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-10-01

.g8ie tommt ss Oenn, Ssrr Did
liRstp, buB Sic 70 bdufig nod Sums
turg reiisn9 sic baben opd tein
@sf9dft!" r.
rSa, pifsn Sic. in Samburg babe
ID einen &oIlegen bon S6nsn, bas
III 70 Elm armer Seufel, uno oa
mp4t i9 ibm bait bic paar @roidsn
fiirs SaarIbneibsn unb 8arbisrsn
Sutommen luiisn."
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-04-02
DeedsEF

Decd s were yqst crday Tiled with
tltr clerk of the county court for rG-
cdrdins AZ follows:
Edna Curtis and husband 10 Mary
y. slilmofe, "a parcel ofland in I'M
i'm Sdistrlrt; consideration. $1,000. (
y: Minor Durham and wife to Cora
Swisher, n parcel Of land In the
Second ward OF the city. of Tairmont;.
sonsiasgat ion $500. M
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-04-02
"A NIGHT IN VENICE. I. p


Commencing this afternoon the
FUNGUS Venetian Four open atthrcr
day engagement at the Hlpp. This
special feature is the most refined
string quartette: in vaudeville and IS
playing family .tl,eaters for the first
time. This act is entirely different
from all other musical acts an act OF
class and melody, being featured In
all the large cities. The attraction
carries superb scenic and electrical
effects is programmed as IA Night
'Ingvendce.'f Another special feature
Is Scott and Arnetta, who, are article
and athletic maryels. Weltner and
sls ,!' a!e p yssytSlqsff sls asi sd
Department store.r This feature bill
Coup l fgrtlr tgo. motion pictures
will be sh9@H fof the lbala OF the
week. Matinee daily at three o'clock
and evenings at -; 10 o--and' nine
o'clock. s5ls~-:;, Il
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-04-02
FLAMES AUGMENTED WHEN Fl
FIREMAN DAsHEs CLEAR
LIQUID ON FLAMES.

K A tub Of gasoline poured on fire
b ymistakc came very near causing
Serious damage this morning at u
house on Maple Avenue owned by NJ
N. Barnes and rented to- tenants.
Fire was discovered early this
morning ia the Goldberg pressing
shop located in the basement OF the
building. An alarm was sent into
the fire department which respond
cd in Its usual quick manner. Tic
house is situated two blocks from tao
paved streets and to get 10 the fire
It was necessary to so through d
heavy mud. While waiting forEthc
connection of the hose which took
several minutes as tho fire plug IS
located u good Distance away, Fro
man Andy vandcrgriftl discovered u
tab Of LIQUID which he mistook for
water and dashed 1t. on he flames.
Thctclca fluid proved to he. gasoline
which the presscrs use In the, busl-
ness and only added fury 10 the
flames: vandcrgrifts hand was
slightly burned but no serious dam
ago was, done.
As soon as the hose was connect
cd the fro was placed under control
with little damage to the house.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-04-02
William, Algeo
lao n.ts Ell rer
Wire Deuce
LOCAL EXPERT LINEMAN. OVER.
COMES VOLTAGE OF HIGH
K TENSION C0NVEY0RS.2 s !. = =
DEMoNsTRA TEs EFFICIENCY OF
HIS NEW SHOCK AR
& y M no RESTER,

The oft-expressed theory that a, tel
cphonc line for traction use could not,
be strung Joni high tension poles. was,
dissipated yesterday when William
Observation-Disclosures of overhead
work for the Afonongahela Valley,
Traction company placed in operation
phone service between Fairmont and
yChiefton sub-station. Excellent salts
faction was. given by the phones yes
terdayi and should this prove lasting,
81 is likely that the company will In.
stall private lines over the entire
system from Fairview. Warrington
and Fairmont to Weston.
In the past the juxta-position of
thcFphone wires to the heavily charg-
ed high tension lines made it very
dangerous to talk over instruments
at their terminals. .
J This defect has been entirely over
come by Mr.. Algoe who has installed
various contrivances which not only
make the using ofsthesphone safe but
keeR the noise occasIoned by the
ttgh %tension wigasl entirely awaE
from the phone wires.k
For some time he has been work
'tns'a poifsiiiss test, seryifea aud has lust
completed the line which extends
from the dispatsRer's office in the
Watson buiIding TO the sub-station.
All during yesterday the phone was
in constant use and was reported by
Dispatcher Hall and Dispatcher Davis,
TO be perfect in every particular
After a test Of a week or so, 1t is like
ly that Mr.. Algoe will receive orders
to put MS phones over the entire sys-,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-04-02
MINER DIES. I

Steve Malo! a Hungarian miner,
who was badly injured at Monon-
sab yesterday and who was adj
,mitted, to the Mines hospital yes
,tetday morning, succumbed to his In
.turies last night. : The man was
struck by train and it's thought
lie was sitting on the track when he
was struck. He sustained a!.trac-i
iturcd 'skulis ~ g
His; remains we're prepared for
burial by Undertaken r. L. Cunning
ham. rs & ~; N ST
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-04-02
a ss1EEcHuhRsEs PARDON.

{ Attorney French McCray has just
.retptned from Charleston where he
appeared before the; governor in be:
Ida Dexaufts asking for a par
dom for carrying a revolver & {:
IS The pardon was granted which
means release from the fine Of $50
end costs, also thc jait sentence d
ssR fnonths which vas imposed at
lifetime. e
Tho woman was released today.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-04-02
.DIscoNTINuEs SALE V, 1 &: SIS
OF MILEAGE BOOKS.
81 ASSOCIATED PREss. i

BYs ASSOCIATED PRRss.l
BOSTON, April 2.rThe Miame
central railroad today discontinued
the sale Of 1000 miles mileage books4
at two cents a mile. In "a letter to
!, Governor Haines the president OF the
lroad says the discontinuanee Of two
cent traffic was necessary II the road
twas toscontinue TO pay 81 disi-
blends.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-04-02

Ella Hess 10 Al! ltigSS, a. parcel
OF land on the Monongahcln river lii
pawpaw district; consideration, ST.
600. ~.
Lou II. Amos and husband:to Hugh
Tootllman, a parcel of; land in the
Village or. Rivcsvillc; consideration.
$1,000. 8; I'll
George NJ. Lillcy and wife to tho
Buckhannon and Northern Raiiroa,l
company. parcel of land in Union
Independent districts: consideration.
$4,000. IN
4 n Real Estate License.
Z, Tho county clerk granted a license
TO f. NJ: Cole to conducta business OF
real estate agent In the county OF Ma
.rion and the city of Fairmont.
y Suits Entered.
Suits were yesterday entered on
the process books Of the local courts
MS follows:
intermediate Court.
Giovanni Fabanieo VS.. Teresa Faba-
nico. April rules. Frank II. Amos,
attorney for the plaintiff.
Cualdia r. Scott VS.. Zadac Layman'
Gtsal.. chanccry; April rules. E. F.
Morgan, attorney for the plain iir.3@
Z Oscar Mcaliister t5ai.f vs.. P. D.
Ogden, ct al. April rules. Wyatt and
Tee, attorney FOR ti,e piaintiff!rs 4
4: Circuit Court. :, g Ef
Anna E. Lowry VS.. James, NJ. 'LowL
~, eltah Gerry: "a pril. rifles ogrank.
Raymond, attorheS fot fhe a1asptiR
|: !, Marriage License. !; ,, :, q
]. d. RIOS insoh and esadf ". stind,,
totllTof Huntington. ''.:', rs
administrator Appointed.
Z c.. F, Boycrs, Jr:; for Henry Hayes.
deceased. r.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-04-02

Tgtt yONr Ftot i1tstrr. AT! how com.
Portable ys,t sfsst sfccl. Get a . cent
box of s"lIl Rpw tSafIy druggist or
rartnlfnt istdre.ss Don't suffer. Have
good feet, shdisfcct, feet that never
swell, neserialh,rt,, never get tired. A
years Nfeat comfort guaranteed or
money rstendsd. ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-04-02
GEORGE b. BAXTER b FINED ED

Geo. bavish Of Baxter, who was ar
rested several days ago by Constable
Skinner, confessed before-sSa,lise
.slusgrove this morning to assault and
wal fined $500 and costs. Davish
was charged with the stabbing Of his
uncle in the back with a knife but
this could not be proved so a confess
sion Of assault was allowed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-07-11
A TEXAS WONDER

The TcNas Wonder Uurca Kidney
and bladder troubles. dls3olvcs gravel
cures diabctc8, weak and lame backs
rheumatism, and all Irregularities OF
The kidneys ana bladder in both men
and women Rcgulatcs bladder trou-
blcs In children. II not sold by your
druggist, will be sent by mail on re
ccipt of 800 one small bottle Is
two months treatment ana seldom
fails to perfect a cure. Send for tea-
umonials from this and other states.
Or T.. w. Hall. 1926 Olive Street, 81.
Louis. Mo. Sold by druggists.--A