davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-10-19

en tempo normal unos 10000 autom6-
viles de alq1iler
En- la actualidad circular solo unos
I3,000 pues los demas Sc emplean en-
servicios militares.
Ell Censo eD question Sc ha uevado
a cabo con verdadero rigor, hacienda
esponsables los duenos de los hote-
les, los propietarios de las casas, a
os porteros, a todo el mundo, de la
.cultaci6n de personals 8 de los errores
lie su filiacion
A los que andamos por Paris, no nos
orprende ell que haya en- la ciudad dos
nillones de personals.
En- barrios como el lujoso barrio de
Estrella, donde viven muchos eXtran-
eros, falta mucha gente pero no suce-
le 10 mismo en- ell centro de la ciudad
y Ell los barrios populosos, aunque STEM
re Sc nota la desanimaci6n
En- las GALES que rodean la Bolsa,
)or ejemplo, Ell las GALES de la Cha
>elle, Meuilmontant, Grenelle, Mont
nartre, Montrouge y Belleville, entire
tros barrios, persiSte el moyimiento de
,entes que ven a sus ocupaciones.
NADIA mas pintoresco que el barrio
atino, que conserva su caracter de
iempre, Y Que es un gran centro de
ntusiasmo.
En- las tctrazas de sus cafes nunca
allan canc;ones.
Las de ahora, que siempre concluyen
on los ecoS vibrantes de la Marselle-
a, son patritticas.
La que logra mas 6xito es una titu-
ada L'enfant au fusil de bois, de-
licada q las madres de Alsacia
Llena de emoci6n el Or ell entusias-
mo con que hombres y mujeres repi-
ten siguiendo el ritmo de una walls, es-
canci0n:
IiCI DtllI CIIIdIIt uc -AIodCCJ
IN te yengera, cherubin,
Tes assasins, uos canons les menacent
dieuX que le fusil de bois d 'un bam-
(bin!"
Muchas tardes la gente acude en-
tropel al bulevar de Sebastopol, espe-
rando yolver a yer la entrada de nue..
vas tropas africanas
Los heridos que vienen del campo de
batalla deSpiertan gran entusiasmo.
En- la Escuela Militar hay muchos
prisioneros alemanes, que seran repair
idos en- distintos dep6sitos de provin-
cias
De otro in,portante convoy de prisio-
neros, lleyadcs a Noisy-le-Sec, Sc ha
traido a Paris un general que habia en-
ire ellos, y que est1 custodiado en- los
lnvalidos, desde donde sera trasladado
q Anglers"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-10-19
Sude menOs Y qane mas

ESTABLECER y BALANCEAR las
EUENTAS FISCALIZADORASd de un
sstablecimiento. = FORMAR Y BA-
LANCEAR los MAYORES SUBSIDIA-
RlOS.-V entajas del DIARIO-CAJA
con columnas mdltiples; no me refiero
al Dlarlo Columnario cuyo eiemento
'siquico es distinto.- to.-DETERMINAR
a SITUACION exacta de una frma
ncluyendo las GANANCIAS 4 PER
JlDAS de cada sCcio SIN CE-
RRAR los libros.-ESTADO ANALI-
flCC de un Establecimiento al CE-
RRAR los hbros :-FORMACtON de
aquel SIN CERRAR 6stos.-SABER ell
SALDO de GAIA sin llevar LlBRO de
GAIA nj su CUENTA en- ell Mayor
ENCONTRAR ell INTERES por un
ndmero de dias SIN HACER multipli-
acioneS nj divisiones.-DECIR Ell SAL
DO de una CUENTA sin detenerse a su-
nar estar sus lados.-DESC}JENTO
'OMERCIAL y DESCUENTO DE
MERCADERIAS.- SCUENTO
ABUSIVE y DESCUENTO VERDA-
)ERO -Puntos de Derecho Mercantil,
Civil y Politico que nos convene
Iaber. - Derecho Penal: elementos
constitutivos de los delitos cometi-
los por ell comerciante, no por mala
fe, 81 que por ignorancia.-CA
LlBROS Sociedad Colectiva Corpo,
'aclon, vice-versa: abrirlos, cerrarlos
2 balancearlos -Rutina interior en-
oleados, ibros y balances de un Banco.
Estos asuntos y mil otros que no
'ombro puede I'd aprender por CO.
rrespondencia por So mensuales. Es.
'riba a la FAJARDO COMMERCIAL
Y LANGUAGE SCHOOL, San Juan,
n. +.
Avdt.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-10-19

Miguel Sanchez de la Tore, ex-con-
serje del Casino Espanol; ofrece sus
servicios como Cobrador Administra.
dor de fincas urbanas. Puede dar re-
ferencias Y garantfa 81 fuese necesario
Rafael Cordero No. 6, San Juan.
Avdt.
Avdt.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-10-19

FL informante concluye sus noticias
con las palabras siguientes:
"Algunos de los trenes de la "ban-
lieus" del Norte y del Este han vuel-
to d circular desde hace dos dias.
Las noticias que vienen de los luga-
res que fueron campo de batalla, ofre-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-10-19
Francisco Landor
Scsor. de F. Rivera.

Scsor. de F. Rivera.
Sc hace toda clase de trabajos con-
cernientes al ramo de herrera como
verjas BALCONIES y medios puntos; al
gusto del parroquiano
San Juan, P. z.
San Sebastian "a esquina 4 Tanca.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-10-19
AIOsSuscTiptOIcsyAqeOtes

Para la Duena marcha de esta admi-
distraction no admitimos Atlas de
uscripciones a este diario sino desde
d primero de cada mes. Las BAJAS
avisaran los dias 80 8 81. advir-
erioridad no Sc tomardn en- cuenta nj
iendose que las que dieron con pos
mrtiran efecto en- la contabilidad hasta
IL dia 1ltimo del mes siguiente al en-
.rante
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-10-19
Juan de BECON

Don Ramon Martinez, professor de
instruction Primaria y de Ingl6s, ofre-
"e sus Hervicios profesionales en- Luna
06
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-10-19
Sc ALQUILA

Ell Ter. piso calle San Jose 81. Tiene
sala y aposentos
Informant Fernando Schluter, en- la
misma casa Edo. piso.
Advt.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-10-19
Impresiones de Paris
durante la guerra
Biarritz IA de Septiembre

Biarritz IA de Septiembre.
FL testigo presencial escribe desde
Paris:
''Los ecos de jornadas satisfactorias
aumentan el entusiasmo del pueblo por
el Ei6rcito que defiende el honor de la
Patria.
Los aciertos estrat6gicos y tacticos
del general Joffre despiertan admira-
ci6n.
Ell dia mas interesante de las dos III
timas semanas fue ell martes, s, en- que
Sc rineron los combates de los alrede
dores de Paris
Los soldadcs del campo atrincherado
que tomaron rarte en- ellos, fueron lie
vados a la Inca de fuego en- 1000
"taxis. Fue digna de verse la proce-
sion interminable de automobiles que
marchaban ordenadamente a toda velo-
.cidad
81 un coch1 quedaba en- "panne,' era
inmediatamerte abandonado, Y los sol
dados que 10 Ccupaban Sc acomodaban
como podian en- otro coche, para no
perder un minuto
De esa manera fueron llevados al lu-
gar de la acci6n, en- escaso tempo,
10000 hombres, que ocuparon sus pueS-
tos completamente descansados.
Fl resultado del encuentro es va CO.
nccido.
En- estOs momentos ocupan la aten-
ci6n las noticias de la retirada de los
alemanes, Y la llegada de los heridos,
que vienen Paris directamente del
campo de batalla
Aver llevGme un asunto personal al
hulcvar de Clichy, y continue despues
m; viajeo por el bulevar Rochechouart
al de la ChGpelle.
Ali encontrG uno de los "autobus"
que hacian antes el servicio en- las ca
lies de Paris
Venia lleno de heridos recogidos en-
el mismo campo de la acci6n.
Entire elloS Sc destacaba un mario
qui que parncfa el mas postrado.
Despues vi varias ambulancias de la
Cruz Roja, que Sc dirigian la estaci6n
del Norte.
En- una d. elias iba un herido, con
una bandera alemana, que llevaba aga
rrada con piernas brazos !"
FL testigo presencial sigue hablando
en- esta forma:
Sc ha hecho con toda minuciosidad,
como han dicho los peri6dicos, un Cen
so de al actual poblaci6n de Paris, pa
ra atender los fines de su abasteci-
miento.
Viven en- Parfs, en- la actualidad, dos
millones de personals.
Sali6 de la ciudad, por 10 tanto, en-
los dias angustiosos en- que Sc temia un
sitio, la tercera parte de su poblaci0n
Como es sabido, circular por Paris
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-17
0as Iber 6arrn Spencer
oefGlIte Sppesurtbeil
5 e I d ttQ t.

tdufen uno nit oem Cribs elmer
@rtra Sreabnougbt Su bauen, bat 0's
Reprdientuntenbdus einen Strit) az
ma9t. Dem pIane pur0e in iolHlc
Weiie pppOnirt, Oab Der @oriiBer bes
Marinetommittees nit ben 9eanltea
Res Observation-Disclosures tonferirt.,
bic ibm iasten, bab Oas betreffenOe
glmenbement fallen geluiIen pirbe.
Dds Sors peigsrte iih ipGter, bss
Imenbement unsunebmen uno bic
edn3e Marinerorlase lpuros an bus
Sdus suriitseIHidt. Der Senat pira
Ri9t auf BEN GmsHSsmsut bsitshsu.
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9as neue fran3Oiii DE 81 q :
biHet erbalt elm Uer@
trausnsb

paris, 16. Suni. Sas nels bon
Rene @ipiani sebilbete aabinet fanc
am Dieniag. als es iih gum eritsr
WlaI in Der aammer prdIentirie, eins
siinItige aufnabme. Die aammer eaf
nit 1862 segen 139 Stimmen ein Wsr'
trduenspotum fir bas 3abinet ab.
GpGter purbe nod Elm anoerer Intras
nit 370 gsgen 1877 Stimmen ansss
nommen, inbem ausbriidlih bas 0ers
trauen Der Rammer in bus neue aas
binst aussebriidt ipurbe.
2lne repubIitaniIden 9ruppen. nit
glusnabme einiser tpeniger unperIObns
Iider Rabital., saben ibre Stimmen
fir 6ds 9abinst ob. Der So3ialiiiens
fi.brer Saures aIIein periutte bas ad.
binet 5n tritiiiren, feline aritit mar
absr in Der 9auptiade sesen bic Mis
litdrpolitit bes Winiiteriums serias
tet.
Die qntporten, bic Der premier auf
bic on Jpn seri9teten 5rasen CAB, ipds
rsn ale tIar unb birsti, mas eiHen Dors
5iig!iden Ginbrud madte. Gs mar
aus ben 4ntnortsn bes premisrs err
rt,tI:1. bak sr ni6t oaran bsnts, ets
ipas sessn bas nsu. Wlilitdrssiss gu
tbun.
Ra6 SHluB Der Debate iiber oas
programm bes 4abinets, rsidte Der
ssinansminiitsr Roulsns eine 0orlag.
Elm, Der 5ufoIss bic Resisruns autoris
iirt tpsrb.n ioa, cine 4nleibe in S0bs
bon 81. 1.S00,000.000 Jranes $780,
000,oo0) gu 30 qrO5ent unb in 25
Sabren suriidsablbar aufsnnebmen.
Die 9ebingungen, unter tueIden bi.
glnlsibs aufsenommsn iperben fon,
lperosn crit fpGter betannt ssmaat.
Gem @srnebmen mad iolIen absr su.
srit i'm Suli 300, 100000 5ranes aufs
genommen iperbsn. Der gmiiIionss
preis ipirb srit an Gag. Dor o.r 9tuas
gabe betannt sema6t tperben.
Sn Stalien tebrt bieRubeI
pieber elm.
Rom. 10. Suni Sn gang Stalien, |
no in poris.r Wo9e reooluiionGrs
grbebunsen itattsefunben baben, in |
bic Rube ipieb.r eins,tsbrt. gtus benz
aRssorobten Str.it Der Giienbabnans
stitslIten III Hihts aslporoen uno Der
Gsnsralitrsit, an benz iibrisens nur
elm DerbdItnibmdbis tlsin.r 5b.il Der
Irbeiter betbeiIist mar, III 3u Gnbs.
lItbsrdIl III bi. arbeit ipisber aufg.s
nommsn fporbsn uno normale 9era
pdIiniiTe iperbsn aIlmdblid ipi.o.r
bsrsefslt.
Die Bef0rben bsrat6tn isbt bars
iiber, pie in Der 3utiInft Die Mieber.
bollns elmer ioIdsn Rrifis psrbino.rt
iusrb.n tam, bic Der autori.Gt b.s
Staat.s cine iisfs Dunb. s.i1las.n
unb bsm prsitise beg Qanbes i'm
etuslanb febr seI4abst bat. Gs III ab.r
an5unsbmsn, Dab ipeniafiens porlGu.
fis itint erHiteH Sdritte aeaen bieieni.
gen. bic fir bic rsbolutiondr. 9eip.s
5uns Dsranttportlid parsn. s.tban
ptrben.
Der in ben tDenigtn 1asen bsr ges
polite cngeri9tets Sdaben 1T Elm I'M.
]sbtursr. es finb cine eln3abI 9euis
IstObiet unb pieIs beripnnbsi iporpen.
llnsefdbr fiinf5is perionsn. bic bel ser
9triibuHa bon @anbnIismiis ober ges i
DaIiibatsn abgsfuBt iuurbsn. iinb BEL
'sits Dsrurtbeilt iporben, iinb pisls an. /
'srs isfsH nod ibssm prsssb suts !
Isssu, II
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Gum spbe perurthefIt.

gum Sooe perurtbetlt.
SrontOn, g., 16. sSuni. Sarz
len Searb, 19 Sabre alt, Der am 1:3.
JSai in Grenfp Ribge lrdu Wluiiie
uHo ibre Stnoer Marp uno Robert
srmoroete. iouroe heute perurtbeiI;,
am 2. Sttober ben SoD i'm elettriIdsu
Stuhl gu erleibeu. Der 9efangene
nahm oas llrtbeiI ubne bic minoeite
gepe9unG entgegen. sSearD betanHie
iid ihuleia. ben oreiFa9en Moro Be-
1dn9en au ha6en, nahbem er i'm 6auIc
ittner ShDeiter in Gbtcdgo perbaftet
'iporoen mar. gearo arbeitete ouf Der
Farm Der familie Mafiie uno bebaup-
tete. Robert i'm Streite uno 9Srail
Wtaiiie in Rpt6pebr erIdIagen au 6as
ben. @egsn Der qroBen @plfserrc>
auna purpe 9earb bis gu ieiner qto=
seiitruna in pprtsmputb in 6aft dez
balten.
Ste6eH g(rmenter per.
brannt.
MtIfOro, Raf., 16. SUM. -
Sieben MGnHer psrbrannten bier All
5ooe uno 3pan3is purOeu i6Dcr
perleBt, aIs in einem DON Qrmenisrn
bepobnten 2ogirbdus, in benz Iit 80
qerionen befanoen, 5euer ullsbrad.
Die Geiden puroen in ben pbere1
StOtfperten Oes 412it0digen Souis5
gefunoeH. QuBer ben srranSig f9pers
perleBter gerionen, bic ins SoipitIl
ge6ru4t purben, erlitten Dreibig arr
Oere lpenigsr gefdbrIi9e @srlebuugeH.
Das 6euer fam i'm @B3immer im
intersn StOd gum @usbrub. DIS Die
5euerlpe6r ontam, i6htgen ote Slam
men i9on 5l allen bier Stodperten
beraus. Der gusgang iiber Die
5pei i9malsn Srsppen mar abgeI4ntt
ten uno es blie6 ben 2euteu ni6ts an
oeres iibrig als aus oen 5euiteru 2t
itrtngen. 5ur6tbare S3enen ipie!!el
Iif ab, als Die perSpeifelten 2euts pcce
iL6ten, ii4 5u retten.
Sas @ebGuOe. Ous mebr als 20
Sabre alt mar, mar frii6er eiae
S6ubFobrit umo oas Sol3pert tuar
bon Oel Dur9trGntt, Die SiBe tp-7
10 furatbur, OaB Die Seuerpehr MIDI
in ods GebGuoe einbringen tonnte uno
iie permo6te ntr 3u belfen, tnOem lie
NeBe lno 0eden uusbreitete, in Die jte
2eute ipringer mltbten.
, as Iber 6arrn Speuctr
oefdllte 5opesurtbeiI
befGtiqt
SprinQfieIb, SQ., 16. Suui.
Sas iiber Sarrn Spencer. rem gt0rs
Der Der Sanalebrertn Trou WtiIorcO
Rcrrop Don @bicaop, perhGnate Suoesa
lrtheil lit pom Staatsober0eriht BE-
ItGttat poroen. Die StHrt6tuna purs
De auf ben 81. Suli angeIebt
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78. Sabrgans.
Wetterberiht.

Sir Obio, @eit @irginien, bas
fusitIi4e penniplpauieH, Sllinois, aens
tudp unb Snbiana: S6ones, ipdrmes
res Detter am Wiittnof. am 8on<
neritas fd0nss Wettsr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-17
AnslanD' D'Selegrapb
Die lranS0f(6s Kamulsr
Sat benz neuen Winiherinm
@ipiaai Elm 0e:trGslasuOtum
seseben.
3as Rabinet nerlasgt Mntpriias
tiom far bic siufnahme elmer atns
leibe BON S36O,OOO,OOO.

Sic Rub. in StaIisn pi.ber b;rsss
felt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-17

Germ, 16. SUM. Die poItttihe
Gbt6eiluna oes gunbesratbs bat in
elmer 0enti6rtft einen bsmertenspers
tfsn @pridlas sema6t, ben Der 8uns
ossratb nuHmebr in Grpdsung siebcn
pire.
Der @orI6ldg beitebt in Der beubs
iidtigten 3punsseinbiirgeruug ullsr
in Der S6peis geborsnen QuslGnber.
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Der aleine areu5er .adrIsrube" 1T
init Surbinen ausgeriiitst un6 fat Ell
nsn @ebdlt bon 1000 SOnasn. @r lit
in StanDs, cine @tunbengeIdpinbig.
felt BON q bis % anpten gu ents
fpidelH.
81 uIiiI9e " bpototen nm
ter 9eleioisungs 4n.
fldqe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-17

nSbabO" unS rM iiIiffippt"
perben niht pertauft.
@a fbinston. Dc, 10. Suni.
Durf, ben pldn bes Marineoepartez
merits, Die panseridiffe ,Soabo" uno
sWifiifippi" an @risasnluHo su Os.s
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iporoen. Sie Iinb i6uloig befinben
ipOrben, ben eriten @atten Der 5rau
o6eleeis. ben gauern Di5oon, uno
ben 5ipeiten Gatten, Shelseis, nit
grienit psrsiftet 5u baben.
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Jn(an0Ue(egrapJ.
5arlPQ BParO. 0er 0reila6s
MGrOer
Sa slrDntDa 8. INN Sobe per,
urtbeilt.
in Sutts Wicnt, berriat piebes
nnrlanfis Gnbe.
Gle Snlurgenten er5eben i6pere 9(lb
fio9an geaen Die 9eamteu Ser
Union
gSIe gelcn hicienigen ser 9Seltern
6eSeration Of Miners.
SeroerblI4e 6clers6runIt in 0tilforO,
Yiuii.
~
Sleben @}anner uerbrannt, 20 iGtpcr
uHO 30 Iei6t perlebt.
Die 4anjerid5iife r50a6o" uno ,.@}ii.
liiilppi" !peroen ni6t al @rie.
dJenIano Sberfauft.
#
las observation-disclosures perparf
DaS he3ii8lide 2lmenOement sur
0lariueuorlaee.
llno Ger Senat miro niht auf ieiner
Slnnablne beiteben.
-sS
@idtige Gnti6eioung oe5 Supreme-
gerId)te5 in Columbus fitr
gSirtbe.
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Ssutidlano, ipis Srantrei4. bonn un'
tpstisr beimseIuht.
0as une.leursn s&absn anri4tst.
Sci Ssm Gspittsr in paris tameH
gerfOnsn ums 2sbsH.

ea lperS.n aber nod Disle D.rmibt.
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Der aber pieber abssialasta ipurb..
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D;. albuuiidsn Snfurgsntsn

Wadtsn am Dienitas abermals sin.n
ansriff auf Durda5o.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-03-28
Edgar Boor
Loses HisLee
UnderSt.Ca
STEPPED FROM CAR BEFORE IT
STOPPED AND WAS DRAGGED
BENEATH WHEELS.
REMovED-To. COOK HOSPITAL
WHERE LIMB WAS AMPU-
TATED. WAISTS YEARS,

While attempting to alight from
the Traction car at Barracksville
this afternoon Edgar Boor an old
Railroad Engineer had his leg so
severely crushed by the wheel OF the
car that II had to be amputated. Mr..
Boor left Fairmont on the o'clock
car on his way to his newhep's Mr..
l.. c. Tenant. ot BarracksviIle. II
is said by other passengers that be-
fore the car stopped at the station
that Mr.. Boor stepped off and as the
car was going at fair speed he was
thrown under, catching his leg be-
meath the wheels.
He was brought to this city on the
2 o'clock car and Immediately taken
TO Cook Hospital where an examina-
tion was made Of the injured mem
Der by Drs. Durrctt and Peters. 1t
was decided that his leg would have
to be amputated and he was taken
Immediately to the operating table.
Mr.. Boor is Is years old and has
spent most of his life in the west
where he has worked as railroad
engineer. He returned to his home
here about one year ago and since
then has been taking well earned
rest. He has three children, Mrs.
Edith Tenant of McCurdysville
where the unfortunate man made
his home, Will Boor of Grant Town,
and John Boor OF Pennington.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-03-28
PEOPLES FORUM
The Fairmont West virginian:

The Fairmont West Virginian:
My attention was attracted to The
abusive article by IAN Observer" in
the morning paper. Now to start
with let 1t be distinctly understood
that the writer of this article has
not been in accord with the politics
OF MIR. Davis paper. But at this
time he is representing the peoples
interests and we most heartily agree
with him that we should have n
Public Accounting. did not sign
the petition for the Referendum, but
since the propersofffSialss flatiysref sts-
ed to obey the law and the new city
charter, 1t is sure time for "Tax
Payers: nor %opsefveFs: to rise up.
Mr.. Davis Il 10 81 Commended for
his stand for the Tax Payer and law
abiding citizen. His plea for cquit-
able water rates has occasioned the
remark OF IAN Observer" that this
most unfair paper never hesitates to
dig up your grandmother II you
happen to- be running on any party
ticket other than that which the
West Virginian belongs" Yes the
fear that the men who will not con-
slider the referendum. will later ex-
crcise the authority OF the city char
ter and dig UP our grandmothers'
whose bodies have rested these many
years in the old Fairmont cemetery
has awakened us and we are on the
side of the people who Mr.. Davis is
representing.
AS an old time citizen, owning
property in three wards of the city,
always paying my taxes and water
rents when due, we ask in the name
Of right and law, how does IAN OBJ
server" have the gaul to abuse l.. NJ
Davis when all fair minded people
agree that he represents the right.
We have too many Observers
who are "buttfhg into the business
Of the property owners.
,, Fellows in1manys'case swho sup.
port booze joints" are bold enough
to oppose an accounting at this
time. We'believe by, this time our
Commissioners understand the citi.
zenship that makes up the affairs OF
this city, wants an audit published
that the past may be known. Yes
publish the willison and Miller
audits at once.
A TAXPAYER.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-03-28

The providing all forms life
people from the beginning Of time "
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-03-28
KIND WORKS

Ebers d. Morgan, of Pennington.
the Oldest subscriber the West vir-
ginianf has is in. the city today and
says the West virginian is better
than sit ever was and congratulated
the editor for the fight that is being
made for just water rate. Mr..
Morgan says the people in his sec
tion are getting very much inter-
ested in ithe.watersquestion and wait
anxiousis fof..the comingof tne ffbme
paper.r aIastszaasa,sz,sssRs;
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-03-28

+. heir work viii probably be finished
today but It viii be week or ten
days before the results can he am
nounced.
The following well known school
people ara assisting Superintendent
Kennedy In the work Of grading.
Principals Clark McBee. NJ, Js Hal
Ter, Herschcl Ice. R. y. Martin, o. q.
Tenant, w. L. Michael, GoldieS :.
Jones, n. F. sycafouse, s.. Lloyd
Moore. District Superintendent E. u.
Whaley, John C. Streve, Oliver
sShurtletf, Teachers Jesse Jamison.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-03-28
GRADING PAPERS.

County Superintendent of Schools
Kennedy has large force of school
people. grading the manuscripts of
the common schoo! diploma exemlna-
ton which was held In The coanty
Thursday and Friday. The cxamina-
zion was held in 10 different places
in the county and an unusually
large number Of the Doys and girls
Of the public schools w ssre. in attend
Tie comfy court ii the court
house is being USED by tie graders,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-03-28
FIRST M.eE? cHURcr,

suhday scholl sstasssea. m; &C.
w. Evans, Superintendent. To this
service you are cordially invited.
Morning service at 10:45. Sermon
The Miracles Eclipsed." by John n.
Howard OF Grafton. Epworth
Leaguel Devotional service at 500
r. NJ. Topic Builders of Method
ISM John Wesley the Scholar Evan
gelist. Leader, Miss Mary Eaton, of
The Normal school. Evening SER
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-03-28
STILL EXTENDING coURTEsIEs.

The West Virginian Is still ex-
tending to the city hall the custo-
mary newspaper courtcsies in the
way of papers that we have always
corded them: The fact that the com
missioners have undertaken to dis
criminate against the West Virgin
ian in the way of legal advertising
will mot cause us to be SO little as 10
retaliate with any petty treatment.
We expect to always discuss their
public factions as freely as We choose
TODD. no matter what their course is
towards the. paper. We cannot be
subsidized by patronage, public or
private: Nor intimidated by threats.
The sooner this is understood the
sooner will the ridiculous idea be
abandoned.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-03-28

Sometimes the split-up movement
is partly spontaneous and genuine,
and that makes the sjoilsman's task
all the easier. II he can seto ne re-
form faction in opposition, or pre-
tended opposition, against another,
lhe Is safe and his work Is acomplisn4
ed before a single vote Is cast. Cap
,per.s Weekly. S. J. I.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-03-28

vice at 1880. Sermon by DR.. Kelley
Jenness, of Morgantown. Subject,
"Beholding as in Glass" Good
music at the morning and evening
services. Rev. Howard and DR..
'Jenness are among the most able
men of the West Virginia Conference
and should be greeted by large audi
ences.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-03-28

Anybody interested in knowing
WHO tax payer is who has an article
in the Peoples Forum today will be
given theg information II they re-
auest6itas He is one of Falrmont's
hest known and responsible citizens,
and shassno connection whatever with
tile West virginian.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-03-28
ANOTHER WEEK ENDED.

Today is Saturday and the city
hall quartette have ended another
week Of Sarduous labor Of "a hours.
but tomorrow is Sunday and they
VIII, as usual, take a day OFF to re-
cuperates their energies to begin their
work again bright and early Monday
morning, at the hour OF 10 o'clock.