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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-30

geri@teten S@aoen anf mrin6eitens
$4,000. @ie bas 6eler entitan6,
fonnte nidt ermittelt tper6en.
&egent. - Das Sobnfon @oteI
lit nie0ergebromt. Ser @9o6en Be-
lauft ii6 auf $4,000. 6. 8. Sale,
Elm &an6elsreiien6er, rettete nit ei-
gener 2ebensgefabr 5pei &in6er.
SEEM &odfor6. = Ssyn unierer
@egeno ionen iebt MaultbierfuB-
i6tpeine ge5ii9tet ner6en. @s iin6
biele aus Sn6ia1a be5ogen tpor-
oen ur6 es beitebt cine groBe Mo9-
frage na6 ibnen neil man bebauptet,
hab fie bon Ser Sdpeine@olera nibt
befouen tper6en.
@ol6en 8aI1eD.- Mo9 ei-
tre1n bonn ftoatli@en @ildtpirtb-
i6aftsinipeffor Stint gebaltenen @or,
trage 1T bier sic MnIage elmer Molfe,
rel bei6Goiien tporben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-30
Kinder 6ohreien
hAEH HEY0UB'S
CAST RIA
Snb-Dafotd.

aberdeen. - Sn etnem often
!8rnnnen m11r6e bie 9eide 6es in ser
g5a@t bonn %. DECEMBER berf9tpl1n-
6enen Ebeo6or @brifttanfor1 a11fgefut1-
Ben, un6 ser Sormer 8. 81. Meper lit
inter Ser @eidul6igung, Sen @ann
ermor6et 5u baben, berbaftet mor.
Sen. = Mm 49,, 10. un6 ID. Meai
miro bier ser &onbent Ser u@outb
Dafota @eton merdonts Miioeiotion"
abgebolter tper6en. Oscar S@ltl3
un6 %. 8. &arrtes bon Minneapolis
beftn6en fi6 1tnter sen @e6nerr1.
@roofings. = 53atderriben,
pelde "a Eor11e1 Sen M6er Iiefern
urb 6eren 3udergeboIt 1854 @roaent
betrdgt, fin6 6ie ne11eite grrl1nge11-
fdaft bes StoatssGoGeges bon Sub-
Dnfoto in @roofings, tpie Geo. 81.
|5tarring bonn Stnbe Ser @dn1Ie ct.
fIdirt bot. Sic 1te1,e 99Rtiiiibee , tpelde Die
|Su6-Dntotn . @ottung nit einem
@ierteI 8udergeban" gertarrt miro,
lift BON 8rof. S. s. Sbeparb, Dem
gbemifer bes College ur6 Ser Ser.
in9sftotio1t ge3iidtet tporoert, tpelder
felt Mnfa1g Ser Mdt3igeriabre boro,1
gearbeitet bot, cine 3u6erriibe fir
bic Brairieitaaten at er3ielen.
Siour Sails. - SIN boben
Sitter bon 81 Sabre1 1T bier &einri@
@remmels, ein langidbriger bel1tfder
@iirger, geitorben.
@ntertop II. - Mit elmer
Mebrbeit bon 447 @timme1t babert
ii9 sic @dbler Bel ser Rir3Ii9 abge-
boltenen Sta6ttpnbl auf's 1te1te ffiir
8eibebaltung ser @oittnirtbfdaftert
erfIdrt; es fin6 6iefes 1ngefdbr 100
Skinner mebr, aIs i'm lebter Sabre
|bofiir abgegeben 1pl1rben. Die Mus-
oabe bon Bombs ffiiir Elm 1,eate8 S9aI,
gebdu6e tpur6e nit GROCER Mebrbett
&err 9. g. 8booleD
ip11roe gum Sto6tfommiiidr eetpdbIt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-30

Sem SaIem. Die bieiigen Gig
mtminen Der Dafota Hrooucts 60.
mer6en in 6ieiem Sabre cine Scribe
rungsfabigfeit bon ,$250O Gonnen
taglib baben. @s mer6en S6a6te
Bis 5u elmer 5iefe bon $50 SUP ge=
ienft our @rrei6ung elmer 18 SUP
md6ttgen @oblena6er.
8ismard. = Scr 8eridt oes
@ommi1idrs 6. s. 2abb l6Bt erfeben,
oab 6ie 9a1r@fubrungen Ser Be-
itimmungen Ser a11f Mabrungsmtttel
un6 auf 0ffentIi9es @efun6beitsme=
ien be5igliden @eiebe @oro6afotas
innerbalb bes lebten Sabres r11r &ob=
len IN &0be bon 1885 nit fi@ ge-
bradt bat.
Man6an. - Ser @ei9dftstbeiI
BON Saplor lit einem 8ran6e gum
&aube gefallem, mel6er in 6em 6ar-
mers : Observation-Disclosures ent<
itan6 un6 6l1r4 einer itarten @inb
Sic &auptitrobe 6es 0rtes ber-
breitet tpa1r6e. @at iddbt Sen atr-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-30
redt 8l.erbalten 3ugeiagt pir6.

lreoG 3lerDalten 3ngelagl lD1ro.
Cuttings. ~ Die 2eide bes
&drrp Sacobion, Der boz. 8ebn Sab.
rensmt Sobn gridion aus 5dtpeoetr
msmanberte, lit bier bon einem 81.
ie%nbabn3uge 5ermalmt tpprben. Dor
3ebn Sabren tpanberten betbe alS
lS0bne moblbabenoer Gltern l,ud
Mmerifn aus, mobin Tie Dem Grange
ra9 @nnbern mn6 Mbente11ern folg-
Item. Sn Der neuen @elt fanben iie
aber Sen @eidbtbum mdt 10 leidt,
mte file es fi6 borgeitent batten. 60
man6erten lie bon einem Ebeile ser
Ser. Stnaten gum n1bern, Bis tie Dor
furaem nod @innefota famen. Sos
ungliid trng ii6 gu, ais bie beiben
M6inner, melde als rblinbe 8aiin-
giere in eirem 6ra@t5uge fubren, Bel
&oitings nbipringen tpollten.
Mobefter. - Ma9 3peitdgigem
Mnfentbalte iin6 iene europdifhen
Mer5te, mel9e als 8ertreter Ser ST.
ternationaIen @birmrgte : @efeni9aft
bier @liniten beinobnter, bon bter
nod Seem Sort a%bgereift, bon tno aus
fie sic &eimretie ontreten. Die Mer5-
tie tpare1t 6es 2obes bon uber 6ie CT
foIqe Ser anterifanifden Gbirurgie
nn6 gober sic @rfIdrung nb, 6aB
|bieiige &Iinifen lebrreid)er ieien als
{oId)e in europa, tpeiI feir Inter
i6ie6 be5iigli@ Ser @laifen Ser @a-
.tienten gemo9t mer6en.
MtnneupoIis..- 3mei 8lods
int @eiddfts6iitrtft un6 cine @on-
i9nbbabn tpur6en am Donneritag.
na6mittag bier 6ur@ Gelter 5eriitort;;
ser S6a6en betrdgt $4,000. 9aS
@ebduoe bes @eft SIDE Commercial
Club nn6 mebrere @obnbdlier muir
SEN be6euten6 bei9d6igt. Drei Selter<
mebrlertte un6 etn 8oli5iit mnr6en
berleBt, a1s Die bor6ere Wfa11er etneS
6ur9 cine @oserploiion
nrf Die StraBe geidleu6ert murbe.
Steiner tp11r6e Iebensgefdbrlt6 ber-
lebt.
Caledonia. = @ouiton Count
tp plant umfaiien6e @egeperbeiierlt11<
ger fir Ben fommenoer CONNER. @s
1teben iiber $4,000 5ur @erfiigung,
$4,000 bonn @toote, ser &eit
bonn County fommt.
DnIntb. - Sci elmer S9teBes
rel, in ser elf S9u1ie ftelenrift Sranf
bon ieinem Sdpager nno @e-
idafttstbei1baber Soiepb @tt6H t0htli@
pertpunbet tporben. Carlo itarb balo
oornl1f. Sc. s. Grinf, Elm M1gen=
5euge Ser @dieBeret, melde bur@
eime geid6ftlt6e @einungsberi9te-
oenbeit berborgerufen tpor6en par,
tpube ebenfnns nertpun6et, miro ber
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-30
Illus defnnordWeften.
M1inneipta.

ct. Saul. - &ugb &. &albert,
@orfiber ser p%rogreiiiben 8artet bon
Minne1ota, tpurbe in ser am Srettag
bier abgebaltenen Stontsfonferen5
ser &ortet einittmmig fir BEN @ou<
berneurspoiten nominiert. Serner
ml1r6e elm bonitdnbiges Staatsttdet
aufgeiteM, iotpie eine @eioluttor an
genommer, in ser YrGii6ent @tIion
nnteritibung Ser progreiiiben @artet
in ieinem 8emiiber, bie rationale
@bre in benz Mepifo-&onflift ouf<
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-30

bem 9eben erbalten bleiben Bnren.
so ontgomerD I. Gent Soto
motipfibrer g. S. McDermott bon
Ser Minneapolis & ct. 2oniS 8nbn
gelarg es, feline locomotive flint SUB
bor elmer Gral1 gum iteben 81 brin-
gert tuelde ii6 offenbar IN ielbitmor-
berii6er Mbiift anf bie Sdienen ge-
morfen bate. Sic 6ra1 entfIob.
Montroe.-Mu f Der @idfabrt
bon einem Ian3pergniiger iiberi@lug
|iib bas Mutpmobil, IN pel4em SRI.
Maria Nobl bon Buffalo fnbr, mno
Gas Maoden muroe anf Ser 5telle ge<
t0btet. go. 8oslougb, Der 2e1rfer Ser
Maidine, trug cine idtpere @dnitt-
m1nbe an &upfe bapon. Mid. Smem-
ion nnb SRI. g6nn @arner famen I'M
perlebt bobo1.
ct. Saul Minneiota permn-
ne1te G~ruitfonos ergaben ii@ aus
oem &erfanf bon StaatSldnoereien
ur6 Sol5 iotpie aus @iiener5 : @opal-
tiles. IS lit Ser ein5ige Staat, mel-
der 6as linn BON Der 8nnbesregie-
rung iibermieiene 2an6 entipredeno
%fonierbiert fat, 10 BOP Darans Elm
,,Sabresetnfommer bon $1,200,0O0
|%er5ielt mir6, tpeIdes meitaus gum
gr0bten Gbeil fir nniperiitdts8mede
bermen6et miro. Minnei eta lit BEL
mettem Ser ret9ite Staat bon allen
6enen, tpelbe 6erarttge Sruitfon6s
auftpeiien.
&e6 @ing. - Ser 81 Sabre
alte Maron MoIin ftiir5te bon einem
in 6abrt befinbli6en Noiiagter5nge
10 nngliidli@ ab, BOB er auf Ser
|stelle foot liegen blteb.
5armington.- Sn 80 SUP
tiefem @affer bat sos. Sermp aus
.Sttumater 6ie 9ei9e 6es &abetten
Greo. Sprl1te bon bier aufgefun6en,
nel@er am Canning Dor elmer ISOLDE
beim @eriu9e, @ameraoen, mel9e
beim &enter1t zines 8ootes bermn=
gliidt itno, 51 retten, ielbit ertrunfen
tDdr.
Springfie16. = Cine Mrdi-
teftenfirma bon Ga @roiie lit nit Ser
Mnfertigung Ser &lane fIr 6ie nere
fatbolii6e ct. &apbaels Stride, tpel=
de bter 6ieI len CONNER erridtet miro,
betral1t tpor6en. 9ie Soften bes Sect
bd1tes mer6en cuff $4,000 beran-
iblagt.
Mor6.0 afota.
Sarge Die @a1tarbette1 an
etnem 1re1tetp &otel an Mor6-8roao=
tpop, tpelder 6ur6 6ie @ontraftoren-
firma &. S. 8otpers & 60. nit einem
&oitenoufman6e bon $3.50 600 errid-
tet miro, iin6 in Mngriff ge1tommen
tpor6en. |
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-30
Gin @itteI fir fanren seaae..

Grau Ism. Sc. &bompion bon
Bottle greef, Mfd., fdreibt: -
lit a,1 @%erftopfurg, lauren, Mage,t
|r,n6 f9ledtem atbem. Mnboem id
|3tpei 5Iafden @bnrnberIdirs 8dbIette
ge1ron1ne,r, ffiiblte i@ mid gut. Diefe
|Sablette ftn6 misgeaeidrf - beire
before 81 toaifen in Marttn 9ee.
|Iitor8 apotbe11k. N1t3eee.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-30

1tebt, ols file es lelbit tbut. Dieier
@ori6lag lit bilig, uno pen1 Die 90
8ialiIten oieier @briittntfir1tngs<
. 8roaeB annebmen iouten, mn6 bic
dri1tlide Enufe annebmen, mtrb eS
5rie6en geben.
? Seine rein o~fonomii@en
8robIeme.
SsSn .6en Mngen Ser fatbolrd9et
@irde lift ieoes fo8tole uno arbeiter'
&roblem inn @rnn6e nn6 an erIter
5teue eine moralii6e unb religtoie
6rage. Dus tpar ftets ibr @taros
punt un6 miro es audi bleiben. 9n
Dem 10 it, 1T es 1i6t f@tper 81 ber~
fteben, morum 6ie Stride on Der Sra<
qe 10 Iebr imereIiirt 1T. @ie So3ia-
Iiiten, einige Mrbeiterffiifbrer nnb ge<
miiIe ofooemI6e @reiie reoen bapon,
bab piele Hrobleme un6 Sragen rein
0fommii9 ieien; bie Stride gibt bies
aber nidt gu, ion6ern bebo1ptet, baB
in 8roblemen, pie @e3iebungen 5tpt-
fden M%rbeitgebern nnb Mrbeitern INTO.
roliilde uno religioie &flidten in eir<
on6er greifen; baB Mrbeit felbit eine11
moralif9e1r @baracter bat, ebenio pie
sic 6ornl1s ii@ e%rgebenben @eidafts=
uebereinfommeu nn6 -@erpfli6trr<
Qe11; @treifs, 2ofouts nn6 Die Wftt=
tel, sic a~1getpen6et mer6en, I'M tie
pirf1am gu MAIDEN, iinb glei@foas
6em driitli9en Moralgeiebe a1nter=
norfen.
Muf @rifIi4e @rnno1age.
Die tatbolii@e Stride lit ouf ben
@ln11ben gegriin6et, bob @brtit11s
GOT 1T 1n6 ole m1oroliiden Sra-
. gen ser driitli@en @iptliiation bon
sybm Ser BON SIM ef1gefekten Muto-
ritaGt M~bertragen tpor6en. Diefe ftrdb}-
Iide M1toritmt beonipr1t6t me6er SUI
ris6ictio1 uber Mdttatboliten, nod
ubt lie 6ieie aus; dber itie bat tie iiber
&ntboliffen; u16 tuenr man !. btefe
2ebre onf ibren Artbeil un ieoer VT
better 8etpegltng m1tpen6et, 10 geftat-
tt oie totboIifde Stride fofbolifden
Mrbeitern, fi6 Dem Mmerifanifden
Mrbeiter!8 un6e on3uidlieben unb nit
6~enrfelben 8e5iebltnger 5u 11nterbal-
ten, oab bieie 1te11trale, me6er fatbo-
lifd5e, nod proteitantif9e, nod fo3ta.
Itfttfhe Mrbeiter-8 etpegung I'M 8rin-
alb u16 in Der Ebot ole SSoeale ltn6
Metbo6en u11si9lieBt, 6e NIT Dem
gbriftentb1m nidt ibereinftimmen.
Seine 5pn1tung.6 Der
ardfte.
Sci aIIe6em miro nber nod lnie-
rem Dofiirbalten teine Erenna1t1g Der
anerifmifden @etnerf4afts.l1ntons
getpeg11ng itattfin6en, obidon be
@o3iaIiiber bos @egenfbeil bebal1p-
ten. Sic @osialiiten meroen ri@t I'M
ita1rbe fei1t, lire artireligi0fen Gra-
aet in foIdem Grade 3u forciret, bob
Sic Sage ii9 3nfpibt. Die arterifani>
fhe @eperfiaafts-l1 tions!8etpeg1ng
hnt fid IN bemertenspertber @eife
bon Ser foaialiftiiden Mnited1ng frei
oebaIte11 uu6 tpirb eg aud in Der gu
limit tburs. Die Go1ge mirb ein,
1ob sic So3inIiiten, bies5n Der Mrbei-
ter-l1rio1sl9etpegl111g geboren Mno
ME mir boffem IN iiEbr berbleiben mer-
be1,) III ser Ebdt Die 8il6aing erbal-
tet1, Sic / ffie . rotbtpenoig bro11den:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-09-23
p rates Lost
Series
1 Il. i 81 8 ares
BOSTON WON YESTERDAYS
GAME BY SCORE OF EIGHT
GIANTS FELL DOWN BEFORE THE
CHICAGO BASEBALL MA.
8

BOSTON, Sept 90. - The Braves
cleaned up The Pittsburgh series by
winning yesterdays game, 8 to 2.
ana Boston people now think that
the National League Apennant for
1914 has been clinched.
In the first with two down Costel-
10 for the pirates walked a'ad Viox
doubled. Costello was canght'1 be-
tween third and home and SHOULD
has been put ont, but Smith made
bad toss and the runner returned
to tlird. I1onetcliey singled totcen-
ter, scoring both men. N
IN their half the Braves came
across with two runs: Evers singled
10 right. Connolly walked, Whftted
popped to Wagner and Schmidt
trEpled, scoring Evcrs and Connolly.
In the third Moran was hit by .
pitched ball. Evers sacrificed, Cole.
man to IIonctchey. Collins flied t.
Collins, Whittcd singled. scoring Mo,
ran. i7 =
Thc fourth inning was the BIZ:
one. Smith led off with hit too
hot for Wagner md was safe at first
Maranvillc sacrificed, McQuiflan t.
Konctchey. Whaling singled tt
eight: Smith, thinking it might b,
caught. licsitatcd ana only reached
third. Tyler popped TO Konetclley. 4
double steal was started and smit:
was safe ut the plate on Wiox's poo
return, OF Coremanes throw. Moral
singled to center, sonding Whalin:
to third. Whaling drew a throw t.
the plate on which Moran Took sec
ond. = >
lSvers walked, filling the bases
Connolly hit long double to TIL
llcrt bank, scoring Whaling, McraI
and Evers.
In the seventh after Whaling ha'
walled, Schmidt sacrificed anf
smftl, doubled to left, hitting tn
lsign that offers s25 to any bate
hitting it. Whaling scored on hi
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-09-23
Iiue vac. b ME- ITaIl's: bad AIIss

lIiue ward, 10 AIiss fTaIi's; and Mis-
Geney leye Raee. NOW Of cleyelano'
b Dssining ON the Hndsoth Misses
EEthei ana Gfsce Heinz slntan viii
70 10 Gtfnston I1aII. tutis u.
ind Mss Roberta Fleming to
MISS i'll dafra sairie itss
Emile Probst has enter ueherf
Icofiege 5Ba fillmore. as has AIiss dele
Furbee; of Manning ton, formerly q
this city: Mr.. Hunt f1eely 'is at at
tending the Virginia Military Aead.
envy al, Lexington, assis MIR. Raymond
Brooks. Of Pittsburgh, formerly of
this city. Miss Susan ArnettI
and Mifs Florence Hutchinson are at
tending Notre Dame, Philadelphia.
while Mr.. Edwin Watson will enter
Cornell. Mr.. Brooks Deveny will re-
enter Georgetown Law school, Wash
Ifugton. Mr.. John Stoetzer has re-
entered the Lawrenceville IN. J0
Preparatory school for Princeton. III
Hudson river schools, are Paul Err
win, second year at West Point, and
George A. Hough. to the Eastman
school of Business. Poughkccpsie.
Mr.. Joe Hartley, formerly OF 81.
Johns Military Academy. Is attend
| ing the Fafrmont High school.
Mr.. Luther Davis, who attended
Wisconsin last season, is now at the
university Of Missouri. ut Columbia,
taxing n course in bacterioloEy.
Afessrs. Writ G.. Faust, George Miller,
leo shfrcliff and Merle Amos, are
among the local group at Madison
MIR. Faust besides his work on MS
course will be a students assistant
10 the Freshman class, and will sing
in the Wisconsin glee club during
Christmas holidays. Dana oghen, OF
Charleston, formerly of this CITY,
will take an engineering course Mt
wisconsin. Messrs. Cecil smith
Paul Billingslca and Okla Feach
swisher, have entered the University
az VALPARAISO, Ind. Tho latter Is
lstudyfng wireless. Mr.. Nicholas
crowl will enter the Western Re-
serves at Cleveland on a dental
course. Schools in Cincinnati Will
Get various .collcgiates from the
Mountain CITY NIGsS' % AAS' $3.50. /.
Joe Yost are in the Eclectic Medical
college. Mr.. Sydney Levine has en-
tered Jewish school. Messrs. John
Murphy and Grady Morgan. the Gin
cinnati School of Dentistry, ana
i Hugh Meredith, vetinary institute.
Nessrs, Lawrence Barry and Robert
futile have registered at the Univer-
sity Of Ohio, in Columbus. The for
MGR is devoting his time to forestry,
Mr.. Wendell Hess will continue his
course in dentistry at the University
OF Pitt, in Pittsburgh, as will Sydney
1 sapper. his medical curriculum at
! the same place. Mr.. Sterling Riggs
will enter Pitt for medical course,
as will also Mr.. Abel K1aw, for study
in law. Thomas Cook, OF Pittsburgh,
formerly OF this city, will begin his
third year at the Pitt institution.
Ledru stiffler and Henry MulliGan
have entered Carnegie Institute Of
Technology, better known as Tech"
The former is studying mural deco
rating. and illustration. Miss Jean
Richie, formerly of Wooster co.,
University, is attending the Normal
school this season.
Florida is the farthcst spot south
% be traversed by any local persister
obtaining advanced education. Miss
Mary Conway will enterta school in
fhc peninsular state, choosing her lc'
cation for the climate offered. Mr..
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-09-23
Games Today.

Washington at Cleveland.
New York at Detroit.
Boston al st. Louis.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-09-23

Edwin Gaskill has entered the North
Carolina Agricultural and Mechani-
cul Institute, at Raleigh, Miss Ruth
Barnes the Woman's College OF
Richmond, while MIR. Herbert Morris
is taking a law course at the Univcr-
sfty Of Virginia, Charlottesville. Miss
Josephine Ogden, OF Charleston,
daughter Of Commissioner and Mrs.
II. N. Ogden, will attend girls coll
lege in sweetbrier, Va.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-09-23

TIn1rs y.atarrh Cnre is taken informally: acting
directly upOn ihc blood ntMl mucous surfaces O.
tho system. Testimonials sort FREQ. l'Fite q
UntS lrr hntt," IL by nil DRUGGISTS
ratr Ualra ,.,nilv IailS fnr tr'nsiltf't"".
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-09-23
.H0W's This :

We n1or One Hundred Dollars Reward for any
case Of t:atarrh that cannot be. cured w Hal'a
'4'A''O i. ]. CHENEY co., Toledo, 0.
We, the undersigned, have known r. J..
Cheney for the last 9 gearS, and believe him
perfectly honorable In all business transactions
mud financially able to carry out any obligations
N-1N' = NAT. Rank OF COMMERCE.,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-09-23

Games Today.
st. Louis at Pittsburgh.
Chicago ut Baltimore.
Kansas City at Brooklyn.
Indianapolis at Buffalo.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-09-23

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Boston. &; Detroit,.3.
Boston. s; Detroit, 0.
washington, 4; Chicago, 9.
Washington, 4; Chicago, z.
Philadelphia, ID: Cleveland, 3.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-09-23

comple Cleaning and Dysing ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-09-23

Ben Phone 214sa. Cons aa7-I
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-09-23

Standing. of the Clubs
3 IN FEDERAL LEAGUE.

YesttefdaB's Results.
IsESansas City, o.; Brooklyn, l
ISL. Louis, io: Pittsburgh, 3
Chicago, 2; Baltimore, l.
indianapolis, 4; ..l Buffalo, q.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-09-23

.Eabli.hmsat. VI
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-07-17
SAGE. !. TEA | IARklEusi ].
HAIR TO any I SHADE
'lSS85li listay Gray 1. Here,a ! a simple
II Recipe, Tint Anybody cAh Apply
j .;..s. With Hnfr Brush.

3 The use OF Sage and Sulphur for res
soFing faded. gray hair to it's; natural
color dates back to erandmotheess
time! She used It to keep her dair
beautifully dark glossy and ahv ndant
TW!...ss::e.e: he. b, dc fell ont tlnrst nnk ON
that dull. faded or streaked appear
ahce, this simple .h.txture WAS applied
with wondorful effect
: But brewing at home is tnussxr and
ont-of4dnte. Nowadays, by asking Mt
any drug store for 10 60 cent tbottleiof
.tWyeth's Sage and i Sulphur Hair
Remedy. =. you VII ssRet. this. famous old
recipe which icnn sba depended upon
to restore natural color and dibeautystp
the hair and Us splendid for ftiandraff,
dry, feyerish, itchy SCALP and falling
hair. q \. s;s = = :; -
"a we'll known down town drnggist
rays II darkena the hair SO nd tlirnlty
md evenly that nobody cnn tell 81 has
heen Rppl He'd. I: You simply dninpen q
sponge or soft ,hrush With Il anu draw
thia .h*nnrh Xet,r hair, taking ono
strand at { "a time. BY morniug tho
gray hair disappears and after I'm
ctIier appl cntion, or I TWO, 1T becomes
beautifully dark, glossy, soft and
abundant, Evans PharmScy, Agents,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-07-17
BUILDING PROJECTS APPROVED.
Trustees Of Clemson College Author.
Izc New Hospital and Laundry.

Trustees Of Clemson College Author.
Izc New Hospital and Laundry.
Clemson College. July 14.-By rca-
son Of the Increase in tho fertilizer
tag tax thin year, the board Of trua-
tees of Clemson College at the annual
summer meeting recently held felt it,
self able to authorize several improve
mcnt5 and developments, which had
been put Off for several years. These
include ncw.hospital an addition to
the engineering building, the new ath-
'cfic field, improvements on the Coast
Experiment Station ami Il new atcam
laundry. The improvements author
lied with the amounts. are as follows:
Fifteen thousand dollars for hospi-
| tai which is much NEEDED. The pres
cnt hospital building will be convert
cd into four-apartmcnt house.
Fifteen thousand dollars toward tho
| now $4,000 y. NJ. C. A. building for
which Rockefeller will give $4,000
and for which $4,000 in pledges have
ftecn secured at4Clemson, College. M
Five thousand dollars for "a 50ypot
addition to tho engineering building,
Appropriations forFinsiltutins a livc
stock diviGion Mt tho Coast Expert
mcnt station rear. Summerville and for
deepening, tho drainage .outlet at the
station. al.
Appropriations for new md larg-
CT, steam laundry to do the work for
Inc cadets and the campus commun
ity.
Tho board of trustees also, author
lied tho president and faculty to issue
certificates OF merit. not more, thar
two per year, to farmer evho redcr dis
tinguished sscrvic in agricultural ad-'
vancemcnt.
The meeting was a large one, all
trustees being present excepting
Mcssrs. r. L. Manning and E. II.
Hughes.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-07-17
RAILROAD MEN
MAKE DEMANDS
WILL GO ON STRIKE If
RAILROADS REFUSE TO
ACCEDE
MILLIONS AT STAKE
Officials Contend That Demands
Would Mean Increase in Wages
of $33. 900, 600 Annually

Chicago. July 14.-Thc threatened
strike Of onglpccrc AID firemcn on
ninety eight western railroads still
was In the balance tonight. although
the omployecs announced today that
the men had voted nearly unanimous
ly to strike IL necessary to sustain
their demands. and that arbitration
under the Federal law would not be
accepted.
The railroads, through their genera
managers committee, contend that to
grant the employees demand woult
mean an increase OF $33.00O,OOe all
nually In wages. Tie engineers and
1iscmen ray that their requests arc
fair and equitable.
1t is expected that further confer
cnces will be held. Should .negotia-
tfons fail and the employees stand by
their announcement. the reeulting
strike wouid>dircctly affect .55. 900 en-.
ginecrs and Grcnen and indirectly a
much larger. number of workers..
The Issues Involved.
The principal requests made by the
employees Of Tic roads were:
Incrca.ing in tho rates of nav OF
engineers and tlromen in ali glasses
OF service. ~
Number of hours after which over.
time will be. paid in freight service
DC reduced from ten &. eight! hour:
anc In passenger sery.ll frCni. 10 to
s hn.-:. ,a l.
Overtime bo, raised to "a. takiy O,
time and a Shalf In freight service
and double time In passenger ser
vice. ~
Engineers ana fircmcn Be paid nm
arbitrary thirty minutes preparatory
time for 'caoh trip 3nstcau bf com
putting service continuously from nc.
tual time froir reporting for duty.
Allowances be made terminal de-
lays In addition TO rpayment for, tho
miles OF the hours of. tho. trip.
DiRerCnttals paid, for 4unning ri nial.
lot engines be tncrcased.
Dlnerentinls between LOCAL freight
| service be Increased, a, i, =. :; !.
Two hromen be employed Oh larg,
coal burning cpsipeS. regardless O,
tho character Sor' feDgtk tok tho run
qGircd OF tho III cmean.
gRsto Railroads.
CnliSaHo, JyAf ta.x9nfefentcs be
twoen tto ,mahaGers' committeo, !, mi
enEincer9tsInd ffsWeht OF the ninety
eight ra!lroads,Ssw Sswcst .of Chicago vii
not bc reopehcd SxScpt at the requcs
of the roads. Representatives of til,
men announced tonight.
Backed by nearly unanimous vot,
for q strike tlnNmen now hold tha
only by, the railroads yielding can ;
strike that might. become the mos
extensive and distastrousi In American
ra;lronding bc aYerted. The result o.
the refcrendums.Yote will be prescntct
to tho general alssmanagers' committee
in writing tomorrow.