davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-04
&iitos.

Suomme tdten eiiu fiitoniiuuben
tanteemme faiffia rita naapureito
ia pstdmid fobtoan, iotfd oIoittimai
Observation-Disclosures meiue rofaSte'
tun poifamme ia meIiemme fuoIe-
mantapaufIen iobbosta, iofo fuftn.
pubein tai teotn, foettoen ndir buo
ientaa iuruamme.
august 9uttuIa ia perbe.
Soninstou, Wicb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-04
Karsivallisyyden tyo.
=. 8. 9eimonen.

Kuinka me voimme pitaa karsi-
vallisyyden loppuun asst.
Muuan eteva runoilija kuvaa kar-
sivallisyytta seuraavalla tavalla:
,,Meren rannalla asui neito yksin
pienessa t~upasessa. Hanen isansa
ia aitinsa olivat kuolleet ia v~eljensa
oil kaukana merella. Syvalla kai-
pauksella ajatteli han kuolleita ia
poissaolevaa veljeansa odottaen
hanta palaavaksi. Eron hetkella
oil veljellensa luvannut parma joka
20 lampun akkunaan, jotta valo
loistaen kau'aksi merelle, ilmoit-
taisi sisaren viela elavan ia hanta
od~ottavan, ia han pitt lupauksen-
sa. Joka ilta han PAM lampun ak
kunaan ia odotti veljeansa palaa-
vaksi. Kuukausia kului, vuosia
vieri, eika veljea kuulunut. Neito
vanheni. Mutta yha viela paloi
lamppu. Vihdoin sc kuitenkin sam.
mui. Silloin huusivat naapurit
toisilleen: veil on tullutl' ia kiiruh
tivat sisaren maialle. Han olikin
kuollut."
Tama kuvaa karsivallisyytta. Sc
muistuttaa meta niista, jotka ,,us
kon ia pitkamielisyyden kautta lu'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-04

ie automobile ia On ie bpmin iioo
fotoa, iopit istumaan II benfed.
9dn rupeaa Iiqd ibmifid fuIietta'
maan Silen ia Sron BeItin ndliud,
tulemdiiuube sia, bet
fun len bpndffi ndfee. Slemme Ill
Id oueet fpptid ottamasia. 2dmim.
me beti Fun ie tuIi. pencesia ia ellen
fdmimme Upton faupunfia fotfos
masia. Slt pifein bausfaa ibanos'
ia Iuonnosia bupiteua. Sitd mind
ibmettelin fun Ie onneton pubfu fu.
ten inf" ia mieldpd pnbolfifin min
tuin SaaioIan bdrfd, Fun aioi Ran'
toIan Grfin Wdiidien iaunaan. Got
notamme main faifin meneStpstd
Sadioniue uubesIa infinoDri bonn.
masiania. Npt pddiee fosfa tabtoo
9tlesta Ie on fatupaunu ten pddS.
I'd Sron BeItiiin.
TGdud on ouut nierailemoS5a T.
SodIonnin naimon, Sannin fiiar,
mrs. thurman lastenia fansia, Bah
Git1Std. 9dn tult idnne folmen lap
fen fanSia, mutia mt Idbtee tddltd
fuuloni mufoan feidfuun puoli md
lin tienoiua fotia nelidn IapIen Fans
ia. Snneninen ~fpIdmatfa tobelIa'
Fin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-04

z p. WinonasIa flo puoIi 4 ip
maItion fou.uqa ia iltaieurat iosIatir
perbeesid Flo 8 Ill.
ID p Hodlonbin totana M. Sten
Torsfin farmiua Flo 1 pdindad ia
Wictpriasia Flo 8 III. . Olionin
Iuona.
81 p. Gost 9rand)iua flo 10 ap,
ia WaSi Gitpsid Flo 8 III.
SubannuSiublua mietetddn Sass
9rand1in tommeuo futen ennentm
20 p. @freeniSid Flo 10 op.
Rebribsen, NiiuIon, Woob 9pu
orin ia Sire Steelin y muitten leu
roien iIn,oitutfista eel iImoimtfen
mutaon.
!. RantiIo,
Dor 211
Wass, Wtih.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-04
(Huhtikuuu 5 p:sta. K~esakuun 20 paiyaan 1914
kUULUTUS.

Ironwoodin Suom. Sion Ev. Luth.
Observation-Disclosures Wine vuosi-
kokouksen paat0ksen mukaan pyy-
damme huomauttaa kaikille Mile
seurakunnan jasenille, jotka eivat
ole perheluetteloaan lahcttaneet seu-
rakuntamme rahastonkirjurille Mr..
Alex Lystilalle, Box SO, Ironwood,
Mich, 'etta he lahetta isivat perhe-
luettelonsa edellanimitetylle rahas-
tonkirjurille ennen puolivuosiko-
kousta, joka pidetaan tulevan ke-
sakuun 20 paivana 1914. Kuten
Wine vuosikokouksessa paatettiin:
etta jasen, joka Ell yllanimitettyyn
kokoukseen ole perheluetteloaa
%jattinyt, min eli han ole sen kokouk-
sen jalesta laillinen jasen yllanimi-
tetyssii seurakunnassa." Sis kehoi-
famine .kaikkia %jasenia, jotka eivat
ole muistaneet lahettaa, etta tekisi-
vat sen ennen yllanimitettya aikaa,
jos tahtovat jasenyytensa pitaa yl-
lanimitetyssi seurakunnass a.
Luettu ia hyvaksytty ensimaises-
sa Observation-Disclosures Iron
woodin Suom. Sion Ev. Luth. Kan
sallisseurakunnan kirkon haalissa.
Ironwoodissa, Michigan, huhti kuun
5 PIMA 1914.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-04
Seurakunnan puolesta:

VIM. Maxi, esimies; Alex Ranta-
MAXI, vara-esimies; Oskar jacobson,
kirjuri; Erick j. Korte, vara-kirjuri;
VIM Brannas, rahastonhoitaja; Alex
Oksa, vara-rahastanhoitaja; Alex
Lystila, rahastonkirjuri; Sakri Han
nj, diakoni; Josep J~ustuson, diakoni;
Kalle Heikkila, diakoni; Matti Maxi,
palvelia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-04

vatun perimisen saavat." Mista
me saamme voimaa pitaaksemme
uskon ia karsivallisyyden loppuun
saakka, JOS me mutton olemme
alkaneet kayda uskon rakkauden
ia karsivallisvvden theta?
Ensimainen neuvo on: ,,Katso
Jeesukseen, joka on uskon alkaja
ia paattaja;" Hanen uskonsa, JOS
kenenkaan on kaynyt karsivallisyy-
den ia koetusten kautta. ia ne
monet uskontodistaiat, ioita Raa-
mattu kuvaa nellie esikuviksi, osoit.
tavat eta tama uskon k~arsivallisyys
on sellaista, iota ihminen Kristuk-
sen kuvaan uudistettuna vol har-
ioittaa. Sanotaanhan Abrahamista,
eta kun han karsivallisesti odotti,
sal han mita hanelle oil luvattu.
Sc on Jeesuksen karsivallisyys, ioka
kantaa karsivallisyyden hedelmia
niissa, iotka ovat oksia Hanessa.
ia niinkuin karsivallisyydella on
uurensa uskossa, min ravitsee ia
vahvistaa sta toivo, samalla kun
karsivallisyys taas vahvistaa toivoa.
,,Jos me sta toivomme, jota emme
nae; min me odotamme sta karsi-
vallisyydessa." ia taas: ,,k~arsival-
lisyys saattaa koettelemuksen ia
koettelemus toivon". Sen tandem.
han apostolikin kehoittaa hebrea-
laisia karsivallisyyteen, ia vakuut-
taa: ,,vahan alan perasta tulee Sc,
joka tuleva on, ia eli viivyttele".
Raamatussa iuuri, kuvataan Jesus
meidan silmaimme eteen. Siina
me naemme pyhain ialjet karsival-
lisyyden ia toivon tiella mita ina
nimpina. Oppikaamme niista. Silla
mita ennen on kirjoitettu, on nellie
opiksi kirjoitettu, eta Herran henki
sanan kautta kirkastaisi ia pitaisi
toivoamme ylla. Raamattu neuvoo
meta juuri itseensa, tuohon karsi.
vallisyyden sanaan. Sentahden oil.
vat vanhat voimalliset karsivalli-
syydessa, eta Jumalan sana, Juma.
Ian oma sana oil heille min suures.
Ia arvosta. Jos me tahdomme osoit.
taa karsivallisyytta, min on meidan
elettava Raamatun opin mukaan ia
Jumalan sanan tulee saada istuttaa
meihin omaa olentoansa. ia onhan
Sc juuri tama sana, joka viittaa
%eteenpain ~lauseella: ,,Viela vahan
aikaal"
Tarkeata on myoskin, eta me
puhumme Jumalan kanssa siita.
mika koettelee meidan karsivalli.
syyttamme. ,,Jokapaivaisissa kar.
sivallisyyden hariotuksissa ia erityi-
sissa koetuksissa varsinkin, tartum-
me me = jos rukoilemme = Her
ran kateen min kuhn lapsi tuskal.
lista leikkausta tehdessa tarttuu
isansa tahi aitinsa kateen". Ru-
kouksessa me saamme vuodattaa
sydamemme Herran eteen, tyyn-
nyttaa sen, min eta Sc ,,hiljaisuu-
dessa odottaa ainoastaan Jumalaa."
K%ristuksen mielen. ia olennon mu.
kaista on puhua min patio kuhn
mahdollista Jumalan kanssa val
voista, ia min vahan kuhn mahdol.
lista ihmisten kanssa. Joka alino-
maa ottaa karsimyksensa puheeksi
ihmisten kanssa, han on sen kaltai-
men, ioka pureksii katkeria pillerei.
ia, niita nielematta. Sis me teem-
mekin syntia alituisella puhelemi-
sella, silla samoa Raamattu: ,,jossa
patio puhutaan siita eli synti ole
kaukana". Sitavastoin tulemme
vakeviksi Herrassa hiliaisuudella
ia toivolla". Kuningas David oil
mics, joka enemman kuhn useim.
mat muut sal harjoitella itseansa
karsivallisyyteen. Hanen psalmeis-
taan saamme oppia tatakin, ,,pu.
human sydamissamme ia odotta-
man." ,,vaikeremaan, eika avaa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-04
Kan$atl kirieitd.
Srpn Belt, @is.

Srun Belt, ISIS.
Gipd ole ndtpnnt paitfafunnaltam
me mitddn betfeen ATTAIN Muttoian
paIstoiua. Sitii piirrdn ionfun IT.
min, antaen pIeiIDae lebben fautto
tietdd ettd eIetGdn fitd tddqdfin ia
mennd p6tfitddn pdimdstd pdipddn.
naiffa tdmd fpld mt on bpmin bill
iaSta len tafia FUN Ell mainit ole fdpn'
n;sid, mutta ebfd tulemaiiuubesIa
aiat paranenat. gto Min, toiposIo
on bupaista eldd, ianoo ianan lass
eu. On tddlId filtt fanIaIaiiiamme
runiaastt fiud tddIld on uIeita ioiuo
on maa, iofa onfin bpmdd faSmi
maata ia iiiind on ouut bella oifia
~ndf0fanta. ettd omat ottaueet maata,
iofa moi turtpota beibdn tuIenaifuu.
tenSa, nieldpd IaStenfin tulepaiiuu'
ben ia ipariintin Ieuaiiesia fobisia,
iosia lapiet ppippdt fotona tufien
manbempiania manbuuben pdimind.
SIen fulfenut tddud fpIdilemdsid
farmi ieubuiqa Sron Seltin foupun.
gin pmpdriud ia olen talut buomaa'
maan parfinfin mr.. Sermann 2an'
faan fotona, fuinfa talon tp5t iuiu.
mat FUN mics Iauma rpnt6d feSfels
lie fanniffoa tai fifpien nisfaan.
Sieud tulee ndfpndd faifftaua.
Slen aiateuut FUN oIen fdpnpt 2an'
faasIa, muistamatfo panbufiet
ufein fiittad Sumalaa FUN opot iaa'
meet noin Iuuren partpen fooisia
ppipnid Iopfa SumaIalta. Slen
aiatelIut ettd noiben lasten fdp By
min ia Min fdptin ~nelidnnen fdstpn
fuuliaiIuubesia eldnien Iapiien, fiad
Raamatuia omnt Iupaufiet aiauiiuu'
teen ndbben. Wutta oliiipa lie nield
ftte monin fertainen lilo iIdue ia de
bile, fun ndfifimdt lapienia mieId
ustosiu ieuraapan Seiusta. aiatel'
faa Fun ndfifi Iapienfa istuen foots'
ia Iuteman iumalan ianoa, mifd lilo
tdpttdii iidn ia ditin nonbana oaes'
5anIa. 2llfddmme antafo iidt ia dibit,
Sumalan ianan pitIosio ola Iapfl'
famine fotona. 2dpttdfdd fitd alma
FUN fiiben tiIaiiuus on!
Dm. 9appi, I%ooiaItt tunnettu mics
paiffafunnauamm iefd Sronmoobis'
ia, balmattiin tddud Sron BeItiid fol
miien muotta fifteen ia leifaitiin Sron'
noobisIa mutta IeitfauS ct oaut 3D.
nele termepttd tuottafpa, fosfa bdn
on ouut atman puoteen omana mat
monIa boibettamana. Wtmtta npt,
Fun tdnne Sron Beltiin tnli mafitut'
men lddfdri, Min bdn bommaf mr..
9opin uuoestania Ieitfauffiue mars
f%ilttiin, ia bdn pietiin finne maanan'
toina % pdimd tomfofuuta. DIN
mpDs oIemaIa fotiomasia FUN Wir.
&appia npstettiin pofaaf faaroan.
Onneuinen oil 2appi main, fad bdn
on furitufIesia tulut pebetptfi 9rts'
iufien tpfD. Niin ie on, riota Suma'
la rafastaa, ftd 6dn mD5sfin furit'
taa." 9dn usfoi tuon raamatun a.
nan, ettd faiffi fappaleet porbaaff'
fddntpndt Mile iotfa Snmalao ra'
fastomat.
ylpt on obotettu tietoa Worst!lttStd
fosfa 2appi leifataan, mttta ct ole
tuuut rpieId mitddn tietoa tdbdn ast
eli fdsfpd finne tuaa. Sieud bdntd
huffman marmaanfin uiiammon Fer
ro,t. n fuin tobbitaon tebbd lett
fous. Tsinpmma maan, ettd ol'f
ounelinen motfa 2apile, tuoIe pal
ion fdrfineeue miebeqe ia mpDsfir
banen maimouenia iofa on foutpor
bantd fdrFmdaiiestt boitonnt 5u
moIo paIfhIee monin ferroin, mills
teiban maimanne, Jos ct ennen NTH
monbursfasien pIDs nouiemiiesia.
adannpn mt taas %toiieen oi'oon
aouppios Sodioniue on mt tnln
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-04
Tilatkaa Auttaja omaisillenne Suomeen
&iitus.

Spbdmeuifimmdt fiitotiet pppbdn
taten Iauiua foitiae tuttaniue ia ps'
iotfa M. Z. 15 p. fdtpitpdi
minua lobioia iuoben terpebtimdsfd
nimipdipdni iobbosta.
Sofia SiDblpm.
WontreaI, WiS.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-04

maan suutamme; koska Herra or
sen tekeva."
L. Kiiskinen.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-28
mAsH1NGT0N SOCIETY.

| WASHINGTON, -. ", Oct' =
Mfr. and Mrs. Isaac 4. Mann enter
tanned a small company at dinner at
the Chevy Chase Club this week IN
lhonor of Mrs. Mans brother, who Il
| a guest here from Bramwell, w. Va.
Society. in Washington has been
livery much interested in the an
announcement that was made here this
week of the marriage of Mrs. Elo:sc
Hughes Smith, daughter Of Congress-
man James A. Hughes, of Hunting
ton, w. Va, to Robert w. Daniel, 6
NATIVE OF Richmond, Va, and men-
Der of a prominent banking firm in
philadelphia. News Of the wedding
laid not become known until Monday
and caused quite a surprise here,
Ewherc both Mrs. Smith and her Sis
Tier, Miss TudelIe Hughes, have been
livery popular. The present Mrs.
Daniel made her debut here in jan
l'uary, 1912, andher engagement TO
Lucian, Smith, of Morgantown. was
iannoun the following day.
Lucian Smith lost his life in the
Titanic" disaster, and the bride
groom, Mr.. Daniel, is also one OF the
"Titanic" survivors. and was pulled
Into a life boat. after the sinking OF
the ship, containing Mrs. Smith 2nd
Mrs. John Jacob Astor.
I The morning aftor tho disaster
MIR. Daniel was able to render aid TO
more unfortunate survivors on the
"Carpathia," the ship which rescued
.thonl, and among them was Mrs.
:Smith, who had lost her, youthful
Husband. .'''..2''.
II MIR, Daniel returned from Europe
Hast Saturday, having been'cppipelled
to sail for London Oh urgeIr bust
ness the day after the marriage. FOR
that reason the announcement OF the
i marriage was withheld.
Mr.. Daniels is connected with the
Heading families Of RichmcCld, ana
Ills cousin OF John Shelton Williams
Icomptroller of the currency. we
In response to an announcement. IN
one of the Washington papers made
on Sunday last, that the girls OF Cal
|Ilnudet College had volunteered TO
dress twenty-five dolls to be sent out
on the Christmas ship. providing the
dolls were furnished, Mr.. S. D. Spill
man. Of Warrenton. Va, formerly OF
hParkersburg, w. Va, and a daugh-
Iter of the late Senator johnson Il,
Camden, has sent letter inclostng a
check for $25 with which to buy the
l'dolls. ijs "
The $25 was turned over to the
Christmas shopper, officially desig.
mated, who made the purchase Ia
(such good advantage that she OBJ
and had money enough left ,to%buy
almost as many dolls OF various
Kinds, already provided with cloth
ling. Those that are to be Quilted
by the girls OF Gallaudet were sent
tty$ tII8lft
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-28
SPG;RsSONAISz
~ Peoples -.
lAS THEY CONE AOQ

Rev. and Mrs. l.. B. Bowers and
child will leave tomorrow for Park
ersburg, where they will reside. Mrs.
Bowers mother, Mrs. Smith. who
had spent the fall here. has returned
to her homein Tyrone, Pa.
!, Mrs. ]. H. McGifbray and daugh,
ter, Mary, and son, Jack, of Weston,
who had been the guests of the for
mer's sister, Mrs. John Mulvehill,
have returned to their home in Wes-
ton.
MIR. and Mrs. Roland Wallis are
moving from the First National Bank
apartments, to Albert Court.
Mr.. J. J.. Lough and wife. of Salem,
Harrison county, are visiting the
families OF A. M. DAVIDSON and NJ. c.
I.ough, of Locust avenue. Mr.. J. ].
Tough is the father OF. Mrs. DAWSON
and the uncle Of NJ. c. Lough.
Mrs. Elizabeth Phillips, Of Valley
Furnace, Barbour county, is visiting
her sister. Mrs. M. G. Tough, Of Lo-
Gust avenue.
Mrs. A. r. wayman, of Chicago,
is the guest of Mrs. A. L. Hefrner and
Mr.. Chas. E. Wayman for a week.
Rev. A. E. Fletcher, who had been
in the city for several days, left last
evening for his home at Knoxville
Pa. t...a,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-28
AZ Country Clnh.

! Elaborate arrangements are being
made by the committees in charge
of the Halloween Mask Subscription
dance to be held at the Country Club
on Thursday night. The event is q
benefit for the Belgian, women and
children and the proceeds will go to-
ward their relief. A large number
of acccptances have been received
but many have not been heard from
as yet.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-28
Allies /? ! Lose | !! 5
10000 Men
BIG BATTLE IS NOW BEING
WAGED ON THE RUSSIAN
FRONTIER.
81 ASSOCIATED Press. I
oTaITAF IN,y ,yt,iro1aoe,

81 ASSOCIATED Press.
BERLIN, by wireless, Oct rs
newspapers report that's since
the capture by the Germans of Camp
Des Domaines, the French losses in
battle line between Toule and Ner-
dun have been more than 10000
men. The French officers according
10 statements in these newspapers
complain of the inferior quality OF
the new French troops.
Austro-German official reports
from eastern theater of war indl-
cate that severe battles are raging
along the Vistula and San rivers.
The Germans apparently are engag-
ing numerically superior Russian
forces and the battle is ATTRACTING
equal attention with the struggle in
France and Belgium. S$M
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-28
Held Meeting.

The Home Economics department.
ofsthe Woman's club held aaI interest
ing meeting yesterday afternoon at
the club rooms -tIrs. Frank II.
Hall. the chairman OF the depart
,ment. presided at the meeting. In
teresting papers were read by Mrs.
Richard shurtleff and Mrs. G. L. Hol-
land, on topics of interest to the de-
.partment. Mrs. S. j. Brobst demon
strated in Her usual excellent style,
creamed veal and waffles.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-28

ing dtsagreements OF the jury at her
trial for the murder of Mrs. Louise
Bailey, today left her home here for
her husbands farm at Raven Rock,
n. j. DR.. Carman and her daughter,
Elizabeth, accompanied her.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-28
Far Rride-Elect,
avenue.

Mrs. Harry Engle is entertaining
informally this afternoon at her
home on Walnut avenue, honoring
her sisted, Miss Edna Mencar, whose
marriage with MIR. Thomas Gather,
or Winchester, Va, will be solemn
lied on Wednesday Of next week.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-28
ANTWERP VICTOR SAID
TO HAVE ENDED OWN LIFE

LONDON, Oct. asa dispatch to
the Evening News from Rotterdam,
says that General Won Besslor, the
conqueror Of Antwerp, is dead. 1t is
said, the newspaper adds, that he
shot himself Thursday in his roomtat
Bruges.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-28
Ghostpartv.

The Misses Agnes Talbot, VIZ
GINA Cook and Lucy Kelley will be
hostesses to a number OF their frienls
at Ghost party on Thursday evea-
ing, ut the home OF Miss Talbot, in
Fairmort avenue.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-28
Hallowe,en Event.

The First Division of the Baptist
Womcn's Auxiliary will entertain at
Halloween party on Friday night
at the home of Mrs. G. F.. jenkins, IN
Pittsburgh avenue. a silver offering
will be taken and the public is inv't-
ed to attend. -
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-28
Ha1lowe'en, PARTY.

Master William Hupp Sands, Jr.,.
will entertain number Of his young
friends at a masked Halloween par
ty on Thursday afternoon at his
home on Fairmont avenue. ,r ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-28
Masked Party

Little Miss Josephine Lehman WITH
entertain a number Of her little
friends on Friday afternoon at a
masked Halloween party.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-28
!. POSTPONED MEETING.

The meeting of the Kings Daugh-
ters(of the NJ. P. Church, scheduled
to be held at the home of Mrs. e. T.
Smith on quincy street, Thursday
evening. has been Postponed. Sam"
will be held at later date.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-28

with cargo of copper, has been de-
tanned ut Gibralter by British an-
thorities. according to a report to
the state department today from
American Consul Sprague. ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-28
Big Battle
ecoNrtNurD FROM. PAGE oNE.1,

age and ferocity and today the often
sive efforts. Of the Germans were said
10 be relaxing. For the third success
,fve day, the French official state
ment asserted the, advantage lay with
the allied forces. 1t is noticeable
however, that. the French claims IN
every instance have been vague and
bare OF details as to the capture of
towns and locality which may be set
down on the map as making def
mite advance at any point. Prog
ress, " advances or gains" are re-
ported at various sections OF the line
not closely Indicated.
From unofficial reports from the
front it is inferred that in the main
the conflict is raging along practt-
call the same lines as heretofore and
the deadlock has not been broken.
BY Associated Press.
LONDON, Oct. 2S.--A correspond
ent in Northern France sends th2
FOLLOWING dispatch. regarding the
fighting in Belgium: 3an
.'At night. after the roar OF the
cannon ceased there was suddenly a
shrill whistle, and bushes soaked
with petroleum broke into fame,
throwing a glare over the scene.
Masses of men sprung up from tho
beet crops within 100 yards of our
trenches, and with bugle sounds, yell
and song came dashing forward to
Iour position. Though takenlfby sur
prise, our brave men were not un-
prepared. They took their place III
1.-The trenches and held them, pouring
n terrific fire into the advancing
hostes. Answering with rifle and
machine gun, the enemy advanced,
still with bugle playing and amid
| shouts OF "Hoch! Hocl."
| They were in dense masses, and
they fell by hundreds TheySgot to
within so yards OF the trenches when
they recoiled. u
Then came three blasts OF the
whistle, sounding retreat. Our men
sprang out OF the trenches and WEI
bin among them with bayonets. The
slaughter was terrible and many
Inland to hand combats took place. In
| the dim glare of burning bushes.
| snme oftthc enemy threw down their
arms qand pleaded for mercy. No
Inuarter was given on either side: The
work was too desperate for that. Bays
onet and bullet did their work and
the enemy was driven back on Rou-
Hers
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-28
By Assoo1ATrn PREas.3

BY ASsocIATEn PREAs.5 nj
rs LONDON. Oct. 2S.-A correspond
ent in Paris pays a high tribute to
the Belgiana for their valor and ten
acity. He says: NJ!
..on top of two months hard fight
ing followed byslow discouraging re-
treat and while tired and disorgan-
ICED they were called on to hold, the
line OF User when they we'll deserved
rest Yet they fulfilled the task.
longr than was expected under try
ing conditions The infantry has;
been in trenches almost for ten days
drinking only the water from tire
canals which they4a guarding with
little opportunity to prepare q hot
meal and scontinually under, rain Of
German Sill ellis i:
I'll American Steam ID Detained.
By, Assot1K TEns FREsss y Y ~,
Nv sHING TpS Oct: %: The
SaIneFic can ship Groom land from New
York bound Tor Naples and Greece
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-28

ito the college Monday and work on
their outfits 4 nov well under way.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-28
JUST ARRIVING.

% n =
We have beautiful line Of Pianos
and Victrolas coming in this week,
which we are Offering at very low
prices. We would like to figure with
you on your musical wants. believing
that we can quote you as low prices
and make you as easy termsEas you
will find anywhere. SWeslaveFa few
slightly used Pianos that you can
buy at a bargain. AL the late No
vember records ain stock and ready
for distribution. Come i'm and see
ls-You're always welcome: Il
Z. !. A. sH Il J. s. 5
i0pps New Postoff ice. Monroe 81
Bell Phone 9Sl.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-28
Entertained Club.

Entertained Club.
y, Mrs. Guy Hawkins lis entertaining
the Young Married Woman's Club
this afternoon ut her home in Locust
avenue. ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-18

Con la Cocoa "LE0N DE OROs -
prepare La bebida mas saludable como.
cida; es un alimento perfectc, de fkcu
digestion. Recomendada por los seho.
res medicos como t6nico excelente para
el sistema nervioso.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-18
El Sr. Angelini

A bordo del vapor Puerto Rico
de la Trasatlantica francesa, ha llega-
do esta mailana q San Juan, ell senior
Angelini, representante de la excelen-
te compania de Opereta Gattini- Ange-
lini
La companfa vendra en- ell Julia :
manana.
Ell debut sera el lunes, como va he
mos anunciado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-18
Sc VENDE

Una finca r1stica, como de 40 cuer-
das. tcon una bonita casa habitaclon,
ordenadero, aqua Ell abundancia, sta
en- la carretera que de Arecibo condu-
ce q Aguadilla, q dos Kilometres de
Quebradillas, muy pintoresca, propla
para yeraneO.
information en- la misma fnca y en-
San Juan, Fortaleza 81, p. 10. la.