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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-02-11

fe ne0 VI 00agStl0 a8nlhntecr5 OF
9lmeritas 9ofale ueo @aibiugton
9onl@dro % glnn street. OOer
ire 0uuoreoe bleu taaet Bare paa
pan iannne Sieo ON gliteneu.
en Slof pao ca. 1000 0}ano uen-
teoe paa 5ern en- lana GQffe ON
9fitenea oco @ierioion Street ior at
faa Ell Qop aoiie oq u9loas" Clint
en- itrafte iia ira Soliteo til Union
Street. g3iaiom sSobnion iom bar
0pinn meo dlO0eIiiaen io9oe, Der
oar mango me 9(niiater. So @ol-
Toner aoife % 80 8niin 2oGs bleu
uooelf
ct 8iiiioe jeoiif @eIasren6eos-
ielifa6. Der noocIcr Spiiebiaetter til
trrngrnop, biolp 1913 9erioner /
2e6et nj Go1cu 9iacttcrne blep
ainct no Sooeofparterct oe0 9lue
'Sslana 9lrpnnc oa @rit i2t6 Street
% aiolot ior ire @eitii0e 9ieitnuro-
TONER.
GolIam 9lgent s'Soiepb 0ieper H.
gcr, Scr til bans aontor fom Sun-
6reber al 9(nntooninqcr ON 9Gqe-
biulp 9obct al 8agen ira gamle
iattigc 6oIf, ser bar blroet ipec pao
@rllno al set pIuoieliae 9empcra-
tlrinlo
som 5slge al oct foloe 8eir
bar eoniliners' Goal Gomponp gen
taaet lit 1lbuo on irit anG. @ir
9(rt6ur g. 5reemon, Der bar me0
llooelinaen at gsre, liger:
ri Iutter irgen @rGnle ior,
bnormeaet Der fnn 9ines bort. Spil-
feniomheIit 2Gee. Sneepleier eller
g}rpit fan ioa 80 gunos 9ertiiifa-
ter, oa ale SiGIpeoraoniiationer er
bleuet lnoerrettet ON, at DC fan fad
alt oet sui, Oe snifer."
U'r. freemnn io9oe ogiao, at
Selifabet M bill ienoe ct tort sln-
tai Nirno no for at flare SSs, og
andre oil blipe engaaeret til llooe-
lima of aul.
gc lem 9ranomGno. iom lit
Zrer ca Spnocr forirosne. befGm-
peoe ell @rano I Gmpire Wioloing
Worfs beo Carroll gloenne oa Union
Fnrf Court OH Gitermiooaaen.
9lanot 0ire for aiiloen por ell
Rano, hnis gtnpn dntoges at pTre
Icter @innan Son fom ltapren-
sc inS g6ilip SdnrpS Soloon,
ii53 Suoion gluenue. % isr Bar
tcn0cren fln1oe noa BAN, bar ban
inloen $50 on Zen tilfolote 2p-
ac laaop. gsosaariaoen bar Sicrte
tilipIoe, iremitpnoet al aulocn
On 1eonliter pco glapn sloam
3penifi blep ilinoet bebioitlss / en-
Sneorioe oeo @eit 35tb Sireet og
9(rdcr apenue. Sans SGnoer por
irosnc. San bIep brogt til Golntp
Soipitolet.
ct onoet Offer bar 9onieI @il-
lioms, TT aortb Glnrf Ctr San
ialot oa brGffcbc .glnfelen peo@ells
oa Snpcrior Strs. bporeiter ban
freb Ct bnIpt aportol til Fasiaoant
ooipitolet
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-02-11
WB 5nOUan0ringslOO.
peiteraeB Seit" bar llOiiat til at
GliOc ueotaact al 9ongresiru
treble @ang.

Snsoaa 9ftermiooag i.oite ll9e
Glen ct 6oriIaa til ell nu ssnopan-
oriugslo0 oru ianfalotc a9nrnctt
9iII", bcotngei / Observation-Disclosures
/ ggaibington meo oocr Iotreoieoels
Maioriiet (21l moo 1876 Stemner).
aonare5ien bar / Here g(ar ar
beioet paa at iaa Dor Snopan0rings-
lop ioronoret % iorbeoret oerben.
at b beore emo biotil funoe blipe
Stano iii at uoellffe grnoeiira-
be sSnnniaranter. 3et er iiaen let
Sag en- gop at 0rage GrTnien mel
lem DC euifelige og usnifeliae ssn0-
panorere Nnn bar ina gentaaenoe
@anae iorieat at bragg OennecSrGn-
ie ueo cu 2itterarprepc tysiteracp
3eii@). oct bill iiae, at man pl for
Ore ai oenl Der ifaG aioes 9Ioaang
til 2onoet. at 6e ifdl fllnne Ipir
enten euaelif eder oeres 9iooers-
niaaI, blot ell 30 10 Cro. iom
Be iffe fenoer 5orpeicn.
Nit 10 @anae ier bar life alene
BET enc al aongresiens 3uie, men
Dem begae beotnaet en SnObon-
0ringsIon meo Ell iaaoan geiten-
melie l. men beaae gnnqe er 5or-
iloaet iirnnoet pan @fpiioentens
@eto Gen isrite. Der bctoeoe en-
iaabnn Sop, bar Erpiioent GIebe-
lanb imoer fin nn6en Iermin. Zen
anoen bar lsrGii6ent 3oit.
@eaee aap DC ocres @riinoe for
at peto 2Gieprsoen for Ssnoonubre.
o.. iom oct ipnies, aooe @rinoe.
men life oeito minore er SoriInget
fommet frem igen % upientlia
Ianrme 3orm o1 M or oct tilltent
anict mcS oncr II Winioritet, on
man feIcr iia pan 6orbnano Tor
hisfet ON. al 5orilo1et o9ian nil
bI.pc peotoact Srnotet, troos oct,
at man beo. grriiocnt @iIion er
ifnoo bet, inn BET milliapis oil
Iiranoe pnn hans 9eto.
Oct er 10 inolDienoe mol. at 9G-
icprepcn life fan uoeIuffe I. Gfs
hperfen onuue6e SfpImer eIler Der
ioner, Der lioer al femme Snabom-
rle. OF at ben oerimoo fan lloelnf-
fe mnnaen en- rrlig oa frcmooiirp-
benoe Arbeioer.
Snao Den isriie Snopeuoiua an
anor, oa mna Der flmne inttes an
Ore 9eItennelier, % oct er oa bel
Ter life nf' Senipn I'll Dem, 2Gie-
prspen life boIoer noe, oe TO nppnte
grriiocnter bar nefoet sSorilnget,
men uoelilffenoe al Scnipn til Dem,
oenne Erebc iInnr @om for.
1il Soripar for 2Gieprepen fan
imibIertio brnoes. at ben ger life
,sorifei pao Intioner eller glacer.
oen iororer blot eli bis grao al
Oplpsnino oa gonnelic al Dem,
Der ifoI ino COB at foninle ino /
2anbet og belle bets Sober meo os,
oe ben @roo af Splpsning og gan
nellie, @eitenineIien fororer, er life
beiere, emo enbper blroc nrre |
gefiboeIie Of. 9ernpit fan bGooes,
at Den foretrpffer DC melt trent
ooltrpbenoe og Dem, Der er meit
eusarteoe neo os. Oct bar life
iaa file 9etponing for Notionens
Srerntio.
Cg bpao Dor oanife Rotion an
aaar, oa bebsper pi life at frDgte
ior Frspen. Ter er nrppe ct Barn
poa ~ glar, ion life fan beItna ben.
Ben enoelig - naor TO 0on-
aresicr tioligere bar pebtaget en-
iaaoon COB, og gieprpientontbuict
ma meo iaa fort 5lertal iom nGpnt
bar tiIitemt 2Gieprepen. iaa ipnes
bet os, at bpis Der cllerS er Mening
{ at 3IertoIIet ifal regere, at ina
mao oct inart prre paa bic lib,
at cn prriioent irttcr tit Rapn nm
ser oen og gsr 9citenmcIien til
9ep.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-02-11


1ulngcn &oloaiit. Sra Sprin9-
iielO, Niais., mel6es, at 9lrbeio5mi-
hitter Wilion Ell Gale Ger Den Sos.
erflGreoe. at tnlngen Gologiit
MISREPRESENTATION fife oiloe blipc
beounitigct al 0epnrtementet, ioa
lGnqe ban bar oets Gbei 6m on-
Ter en- iodoan 5remganasmaaoe
iom itrioenoe imoo oIlninoeIige Sri
beosbegreber, o9 ban tror life. at
tnnngen 8olbgiit oil0e beOroge til
at ifnbe ireoeliee GiIItanoe 9Sn-
ouitrien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-02-11
23. 2atg.

goD for at tale on 9anosipgrgs-
moolet.
ana5 @rnii0ent Gne6erifcr. @ef-
ing. 1. 6e6r. &roii0cnt 9uon Chi
Sal oploite e'oar ale 9iitriftsting
/ ainas @rooinier 8enne oiftato-
rife 0an0Iing 6etraates iom ct o.a-
tiat Sfriot / Getnina al 9(fifoffcl-
len af aIt, iont ligner 6olfeitDrc /
aina. Set cnoeliQe Sfriot Di[ 6roe
at aiifaffe 9rooinstinaene. guon
Chi aai er 55Gro meo at u0orbei-
De ct 9forifeIt ben 9letninQ. 9toor
Bette er aiort, 0'l aina 6lbc en- &c
pu6lif fin @ann, paoitaor Grp-
iioentens 0fo6itonoere.
5 9rofIamotionen. ipn opleIcr
Tiitriftstinncne, 6eooer set, at oe
6lnnoeoe iiQ 9(0niiniitrationcns 9ff-
iarer 60 intriqereoe neo 0prsrcrnc
.en 9lfffeos6 lien. 9oa tit 0soS-
leie 0iftercoe Ben nnlia ai0p0e norife
@iifop. Gr. 9f. Str. 9onq fsIaenoe
9liifeosbilien til oen norife airfe:
@0pcr Nian0 oa apinoe, ion gen
mem Dor airfes Hoooeniiolcr bar
GUrt at fenoe Dor airfes SerIio6eo,
Silieu al 0icrtet on at boIoe foIt
beo oe obre 0oaoenS Sfotte, Serren
bar betroet oS Qcnneln 9ro oa Ga
fromenter, at inqen Of os ln:Tter oen
eoiae alippe, og 2pbet me6 Sfam-
me pao 6olopeien enocr. Solo faft,
bboo oil bari Oct ffoI bpre nit
iioite 0ro. til ben norife airfe.
@iifnp. 0-. 9ai,g-@
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-02-11

p9e1ionol9 9anf Oma6a2 Sc
le Gebroifa-3elegationen / @oi6ing-
ton, oeriblanot Senatorerne Std
cocf OF 9torris. bill Gag boloe aon-
ierencc Tor at 9ere ct euigt 5oriea
paa at iifre Omaha eli regional
9anf caer ell Al DC s eaer mnliabis
- 9leieroe6anfer, iom Den nDe
9anf(op beiienner.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-02-11

Sno9anorin9en. ,Sislae ell al
,5nni1rdtions- -MDnoigbeOerne i
)lem Dorf uog.ben Statiitif ifal Der
/ 1913 pore lanoet 1880 Wen-
neifer 9lem gorf. 26 Oanlpifibs-
ielifo6er bar oeltaqet oeres 9efor-
bring, og of 6isie bar 9}oroo. 9lopo
Oct iterite 9lntal.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-02-11
siolie fra " + co.

5ro eI ssoio. Ter. rneooclrs I'M
Der 10. os., at iisIac W'eloing fra
Giunbrc, ifnI WorinIo GaitiIlo, oen
gnnhitierer. iom forIeoer itaf no
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-02-11

9tp ruff @r9noeninsIop. ct.
Eetersbnrq Z. sSebr. gliqsraaoet
peotoa @oor ct oroitiif 9il1Gg til
2oben om 9feguIerinqen of Solget
al s(lfohol Oct bill bereiter bore
forbltot at iTlae @rpnoebin @ner-
ne mellen al. # ON 9lftenen oq
SCI. 9 ON GSormiooa9en, oq efter
al G om 9lftenen 2anooiitrifter-
ne Oct bill bl.ne forbn0t at ielge
Itprfe 8riffe mango offentIige
@p1ninger, oeriblonot gleoerings-
bpQninqer, / Geatrenes 9leitourotio-
ner, aoniertGofaGer oq offentIiae
Snber.
sSorbennrrenoe Greniicrlninilter
Srep Ser9e @ittc retteoe forleoen
ell oromotiIf 9lppel til 9iiqsronoet.
ioet ban opforOrebe til at ltoppe oen
ooerbannotoqcnoe Vrunoebins0rif-
nina. iom efter bans Wfen.nq, brog-
tc 9illin ober HuSIono.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-02-11

9e Eroaresiioe begpn0er at rere
paa ia i Here Stnter sSorleoen
nielotes ira Iopefn, aas., at Sena-
TOR 9riitom ltiller iig iom repnbli-
fanif aonoioat for @enoolg, men
9leprUientont 9illroocf itiIGer iig
ionl prcgresiip annoioat imoo bom.
9}n mclOes ira Son 5rancisco, Sal,
at G6eper $. 9lomea, iom uooioer
o5resno giepubl.can", oen Sos. er-
flpreOc iiq iom pro9resiin aanoioat
ior II. 2. EQUATOR, og Transis s
Semen bar oaereoe tioliaere melot
iia til Domination ior lamme 3oit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-02-11

sra gll6ert 9en. Wtinn., meloes
om iior 9leoaona Smsrpriierne.
ontrcnt Ell 5reoieoel iioen mibt /
9erembcr Gen nlminoelige NC
niug er, at Den me 1ol0lon bGrer
5fulOcn for oct Itore Brisfol6. Gn
5ormer, iom iolate sSGsoe til Stats-
mcieriet Der | 9nen fif for Sec en-
6becf Tor $291; meo De M npren-
DC Griier niloe ban fiu babe foaet
$t94. - Wien iaa fan Smnofnurs-
ioIf VDerne bel oesbc0rc iaa Smsr
paa oereS 9rso.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-02-11

genter 0prsr @oris, 3. 8ebr.
,Dlou penter uoor iom BELT ot 9iop-
oliiterne @ortligol oil fao Itortct
en- 0pitono, eiter 6oao Der telegra-
feres til 1enps ira Maor.o. 0e
lonoil0ati9e Bortliiere 8iao er
lneaet enoitelige.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-02-11

General Eicquart opo Toris, 49,
San. 5bp ari9sminilter, General
0ioric @eorge Gicqllart er afgoaet
peo 9eoen, SO glar al.
Ricanort Ser / 1895 iom Sberit-
lejtnont bar Gbef for eiterretninas-
nuienet, opoaae0e berbeo oct Solif-
ncri, Major Giterbo5o boo6e 9iort
iia ifplo'q moo &aptoin 9repfls,
og iremfoIotc berheo Srepfus-Yro-
ccSiens @enopto9elie
Sn ioo en- 9io lang frngIlet,
men blep efter Grepfus' 3rifinoelie
qcninoiat / S9ren 1906 og for
irennet til 8rigaoeqenerol
Sra Oftober 1906 til SuIi 1909
bar ban 0rigsmniiter / GIemen-
ceolls Wiiniitcriltn.
StorItrfe truer Horge ariltianio,
T. Sebr. s ioite Salooel of Woane-
ocn fan Hor9e nente ot bore miot
in6c / ell oprioenoe 9lrbeiosfamp,
iom Snliong og Stteniitet tsr
ipgc in 2ige aoniIifternes SiIto-
rie Der 2onoet Weoens nemlig
MISUNDERSTANDING poa fin Si-
De foItboloer 0eilitningen ON 2ocf-
ont, bar ben foglige 2onosorganiio-
tion o.sie Gage crflGret en- om-
fottenos Spnlpatiitrife, fom bill ore
monofoloige Euiinoer leoige TiIIpg
til be 10000, iom beo 2ocfoltert
,faites pno @ooen" llnorr oisIc
Omltrnb,gbeo tenner 9riheosanrct
til at blipe ct llroens slar noen 81
beItpffe / glrbeioerperoenen.
Sperfen benne MnSieopiigelie el-
Ter Smnpnfiitrifen truoer | 0roft
fer ben 49, fsebriior, Scnbolo til
Den meIlem Orgnniintionerne bcTtna-
enbc GpcrensfomIt ON n Dnaes
! On aclic
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-02-11

Sneftorn Spanien. 0iaorio,
IS. Sonlor. 6ele 6ornliooooen i
@oor raieoe Der Der ct meget itGrft
Snefog Der gaD glnleoninD til man-
&c IrafifforitprrcIier. Geiene iii
81 rfegoaroene bar iao goot lonl
uirennfonlmelige, og 2igpoanene
mnatte eritattes meo 9llltomobiler,
ier oct lpffcoes at fonlme ircn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-02-11

en Opfinoelie al 9etpbnins. g..
Is. aruger. iom bor 312 Wlil Noro
ior gopman, q. O., bar giort Ell
Opiinoclie, Der efter bans Menine
pil aerc 5prbsoerne poa ct eScrn-
banetog operfIso gesa Spfinoelien
beitoar /. at ssnllene automatic fe-
rrs ilto pun SIolteoet. Opiinoeren
baabcr, at bans me Spfinoelfe on
noale gIar bill blipe bcnnttet pon 60
fonlotipcrne be6 nle fore Naner.
San oQter at toge Eotent poa ben
itrofs. N'r. aruger bar itore me-
faniife glnlrg og bar orbeioet poo
I'm OpfinoeIie mango s(or. sserIt
! ocn iibite 20 onerpnnot ban ben
'iAitc Ganifeliatca, ifripeS Der nm
Scr 7.os.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-02-11

@inter 6roufria. 4ori8. %.
5onaar Sonl 6plge al Sneitormc
bar flcre 9anosbper peo @e3iers /
Spotronfria nGiten en- llge opret
atitaaret ira Omperoenen 9eboer-
ne bar inort op6rligt oeres 9eo-
neosmioler og bar tele9rofiif an
nlo0et on 0iplp.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-02-11

: Feru gnar oct raft meo 9ie-
oolutioncrne - en- 1908, Ell anoen
i 1909 og mi after en-. Onsbog
Sormiooog iioite llge blcp RrGli-
bent giaingburit toget til sSonge og
,Ssritcninitcr 6. gorolas brrbt
og ialnne Gags glften blep oct be-
iliitet at laoe en- Giegeringsfommis-
lion itoa for Stotsltprelien, inotil
Der fan ioretoaeS me Galg. Yrp-
iiocnt 9illingbirlt bar oltfor ipor-
iommeIi9 oa piIoe opbirlpe Statens
GSinonier. men Oct gif no oner @n-
beosmpnScne. De niIoe life finbC
iio l. at oeres @oger blep neoiot
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-02-11

goo for at toGc ON 9anoSipsrgs
maolet
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-03
One: e Killed, q e
T'Flre e Hurdt.
AUTOMOBILE sKIDs AND i
8 HURLEDiOVERsEMBhNK.

By ASSOCIATED PREss.l
y NILES, o., July 3.-oncs person
was. killed and three injured iMhen
an automobile containing five per-
Sons jskidded, overturned and: .plupg-
cd over a forty foot cmbankment 10
the brink Of the Mahoning river
east Of here today.
& Tho dead:
DR.. A. Saunders, sr. ~
The injured:
Mrs. A. Saunders, ST.; a. saun-
iders, Jr., and Mrs. A. Saunders, Jr.
Miss Mary Saunders, daughter OF
the dead man, was the caly oae. I'M
hurt. Allswcrc residents OF csyille,
Ohio.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-03
e l / j G Of July
Celeb ms
WILSON, WILL SPEAK INsPHILA.
DELpHI& AND CEhMPJclARK :
9 an CHASE CITY. n

~ y. y ~ -LAisT7
81 Associated PRgss.l
WASHINGTON, d. c., July O.: =
Independence Day celebrations vii
claim many Of the heada of the gov
.ernment. President Wilson speaks
in Philadelphia, Speaker Clark ct
Chase City end Earmyille, Va Sec
lretary Daniels will make an address
before the University Of yirginia at
Charlottesville, Va. Secretary Bryan
will speak in North Carolina, ,Rep-
reseltstiyo Underwood in Brooklyn,
Vice President Marshall will go spic-
!nIcking with his family.
Other members OF the. cabinet vii!
spend tic day quietly at nearby re-
soTts, at wokk, or. weekend trips.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-03
British z e dlus
From Mexico
ENGLISH PEOPLE LEAVE COUN.
TRY TEMPO RARILY UPON
ADVICE 0EMINIS1ER.
lRY lAssocIArEpl I.GEsi!s.., j 4

y VERA CRUZ, Mex, July 8. -
Irwcnty children, fourteen women
land two men compossd the entire
party OF British subjects who iarriy-
led here today from Mexico City in
obedience to the advice given TO
IEnslishmen by! Sir Lionel Garden.
tie British minister to Mexico, that
they take their families ont Of the
country temporarily.
II Is expected that the majority of
the members, Of the British colony at
sthe capital; ofswhom 500 are regis
tcred at the British legation, will re,
main in Nexicos sity.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-03
This is a Perfect Pattern.

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over The fullest past Of the bust for
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ing out the coupon and enclosing fifteen
cents IN stamps or coin TO the Pattern
Department Of this paper.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-03
Had Lung Trouble
and Expected To- DIE


s. With the civilized world aiixiousiy9
! seeking a specific for Lung Trouble, the
number Of recoyeFfes5 brought about
Through the nse of Eekmahts Alteraure,
aSme1icine for Throat and Lung Iron.
bles, u attracting uniyersnlP attention.
For fifteen, years EekmanIs klterat tyel Las
been used and tic lreports OF lrccoytries
In many supposed; hopeless cases Indicate
4 that this medicine Is 9dpilig q vast
amount of good s Read this
( Z 333f b st Ksyser, w. Vi.
Gent emen; was Ken sicl; In No.
yenber. zoos, wi tn d very bad cold and
Z dizzy spel Ia. The doctors then Iiron6pnced
my case as Malaria Feyers q grew stead;
ily worse. Had Two eonsnltpt Ions held
over me: and THE setllct was that the
case was hopeiess: only cave me two
months to live. Ms uiIysI cinn had tried
most all kinds OF treatment and none did
me any good. 30 flie 4 Sketi my husband 81
he objected to him trying n proprietary
medicine. SO Iibe.an on yout AiteratiSe.
IlwaSlin bed from Nhs efifbef 20, t1eqS. nn.
I'll sEebruaryf =, 1900, and was thought
dying several times To-day. i am health
Ter land stronger han Eeyer.,' II, z
tSlgned) MRS II. K. BRIEEY
Above nbbreyiate more on request!l
EchmanIs Alteratiye Inns been proven BY
= many years ,t test to he most cfticaeipus
sforS severe Throat md Ling Aifccf loifs.
Bronchitis. Bronchial Asthmh. Stnbborh
Colds aud In upbnilding the system.
tContains no areoticsl poisons or habit
forming drugs Ask for booklet telling
4 Of reeoyeries. and write % Eekman
denee. For sale By an leading drugyists
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-03
SOCIETY.
Residcin Clcyelian,1,d.0.

Mrs. H. q. Rae ana Tdalgliter, Miss
Geneyieye and son i. John and Junior,
left Wednesday night for Cleveland,
o. 10 Join Mr.. Roee. They will re-
side there in the future, Mr.. Racs
end family have been residents of the
city for several years and their de-
rartnre Is deeply regretted. Mrs.
Leo Hutclinson and little daughter,
Helen, who had spelt the sDast month
at tho Race hone, at;e guests at Son
iienerott,p the home OF Mr.! ana Mrs.
q. u. Hutchinson for the month OF
Itly. N {. 4
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PERSONALS.
~ PEOPLE III.
lASsTfIEYCO ONE iCG.

~ ~ ift1i3 ~ 3 y z ~ 4
Mr.. and Mrs; 4. v. Collins, OF
Washington, D. G., arc the guests Of
their son, DR.. j. 81. Collins, at Grant
Town.
Dr.. F. e. Richardson and family,
Of Knoxville, Tenn, are guests at
tlieshome OF the formers father, Mr..
George Richardson; in Monroe street.
Err Richardsons has decided tore
main hero, for die summer and they
will m5Ye5 TO the home OF Mrs. Haw.
kihs, IN Benont avenue. DR.. Rich
lardsont willyfllaye an office in. tbs
Hail bloch; x 4
Margaret the little daugIte r Of
Mr.. Bailey Morgan, has been very
IN, of blood poisoning for the past
week. sheis improved at this time,
lioweye:.
Miss Elizabeth Lemley leaves ouI
SO for Burton to spend n few days
ut her home.
H. V w. IL 81
Miss Lillian seranage will go to
her homo at MCGEE this evening to
spend Saturday and Sunday.
q %. Mad dox went to clarlssbnrg
tcday on business.
Lester Snow. Of Tuscaloosa, Ala,
sr,iyed here. last night 10 spend a
few weeks with Mrs. Snow, who is
spending tho heated season with her
aunt Mrs, H. F. Smith,
Miss Nradde G,-ankinberry, Of.
Redwood, 80 the guest Of her par
cnts, Mr.. and 55ss. Miles Frankin
berry, On Locu avenue. 3.
Mrs 4. isleming, :ef Walnut
avenue. and Mrs. Kate Brand, Of,
Maryland avenue, LEFT yesterday ssfor
an Eextendelsg isits@itll friends and
relatives ATS lorgantown. Cassyilie
and Laurel Point.
Miss Maud Clear and Miss Eva
Barnes will slcayeIinS the morning for
Masontown, w. tosyisit theior-
mer's sister in+iaW. Mrs. Charles.
Clear. They viii. be accompanied toI
MorgantoWn by Miss Doris Barnes.
Mr.. and Mrs. June Arnott went to
Pittsburgh this morning to spendl
seyeral days. s55l
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Ate antlr,y;I Club

The Country Cub will aatertuin d
large number Of its members tomprs
row WHO will celebrate tile Fourth
at that popular. resort. The Golf
links will be occupied bysa large
number2of deyotees to- the sport and
the tennis courts will also bcgpopu=
lar.during the day. Especial dinner
will be served at the usual time.
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For Mrs. Borepardus.

For Mis-. Boregardus.
Honoring her mother, Mrs W. j.
Boragardps, Of Mt, Vernon, q, Mrs.
W. 7. Black entertained at dinnerlatt
HflicrestS last evening Tie g,iests
inclndcd Or and Mrs II. G. Stoetzer,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ii. Black, Miss Clara
Z. Miller, Mrs. w. s. Mayors, Miss
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IN the valley Va River 81

aUDS the Valley River. 2.
The Valley river will, be the scene
ofmany delightful outings tomorrow.
The various camps VIII sbe@ occupied
by the residents with a number ot
guests and several picnic parties will
picnic at various spots along theiriys
or. Boating parties will be in lcyi
dence and bathing parties will be
numerous.
Returned to Yeardley. "a
Mrs. Clement, L. Shaver has re:
turned from; a trip to Old Point Cons
fort, Va and Washington, d Y.
Mrs. r. Elliott Lindleysis is a guest Of
Hon. end Mrs. Shaver at Yeardlcy.
y = 2 tsss1 ~ Is ~ i fea
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~. On the River.
Mr.. end Mrs. David Victor went
q their summer camp on the Valley
river this afternoon where they. will
pend several weeks. They will have
SIS their guests, Miss Lillian ScranS
nse;of this city, Mr.sand Mrs. Harold
Victor Miss Mary West and Frank
Martin Of. Unknown, Pa. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wyatt Of clarksburg, and Mrs.
GrucsbcFger of Huntington:
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BANK cI.osEp.'

BANK CIosED!
BY ASSOCIATED PREss. u q, e 8 {
PINE BLUE, Ark, July S.-=Is
accordance with, a decision reaches
at meeting OF the board Of tdiree,
tors the Bank Of Pine Bluff did no
open forabusinesss today. "a. w, Ilapb'
state examiner, Is in charge, OF the
institution. The last statement
made March 4th, showed capita;
stock 100000. surplus 100000
deposits s74$,S05. Inability to real
ize on securities IS given as the rea-
son. s
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Hnuss Party

Mr. ifhd Mrs. john Damn and Mis-
elizabeth Galfater VIII motor Thur.
day 20 peer Pasg, Id to attend {
lpuse Nary giyen by Ass. Best va
sn, clfarltstcn Gazette.
Foe Bride and Groom.
Honoring air. and Mrs, II ctst
Satterfield, whose marriage was
eeent event, Mis- Cora Wilson va
hostess at a miscellaneous shower
last evening at her home on Alsr.
chant street. About fifty guests wer.
present;
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The regular meeting of the Ladies
Il the G. A.. n. announced TO be held
m July 9TH, has been postponed to
the following Saturday, July 11th.
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49, 81 lUnsthc River, n 3
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Walter Barnes
and familywent 70 their camp up the
Valley river today to spend the
60! E SIS 81.
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Jones, the honor guest and air. ana
Mrs: Black and children:

z The Misses Allie ~ eming and Mary
Louise Nichols; OF this city, who are
travelling abroad VIII spend .Inda-.
psndpnec ayin London. Miss Julia
INiSuzum, who is travelling with a par
y win spend the day ID Rome:
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CITY BRIEFS
stgest Impgsysmaa.

The stteet department ii repair
ing some OF the paving III the corner
of Madison aud Washington streets.
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the morning for
to visit the for
Mrs. Charles