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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-11-06
WATCHMAN IS KILLED
BY SUPPOSED R0BBER.

SHARON, Pa, nov. b.-IaroIu
Carr, 25 years old, Waterman at the
jamestown Pa. Panel works. was
held up this morning and fatally shot
by supposed robbed early this morn
ing.
Carr vas found dead and his watch
and money had been taken. Nothing
was missed from the Office. 1t is pre-
sumed that he surprised the intrud-
Er before he had chance to rob the
safe. The state police are working
on the case.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-11-06
OFFICIALS REAFFIRM
NEUTRALITY OF SPAIN

WASHINGTON. u. c., Nov. e.
The Spanish ambassador, Mr.. Riano'
today offered the cooperation OF
Spain for the relief and assistance
Of Americans in the war zone. Span
lsh officials are cooperating with
American representatives in Europe,
especially in Brussels, where the
Spanish and American ministers are
procuring fodo for the Belgians.
Reports to the Spanish embassy
Ieaffirm the country's neutrality; It
IS stated that the new embroglio in
the Leyast will not affect Spain.
Spanish forces in Morocco are
large, and there is no fear from that
source, even in case other African
states revolt, officials asserted.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-11-06
Russian
CcoNuSuEu FROM PAGE oNE.1

:ing no activity on the User front. bu;
several attachments with quick lir-
ing guns still occupy the left bank
OF the User near ST. George and Stuy-
vckcnskcrke.
The Germans have placed numcr'
Gus cannon. including all cnltbres'
en- the Belgium frontier between Mid
dlekcrke md Zcehrugge.
On the DiXmude- Dix2chutte front
the Anglo.Frcncir omensive movement
continues. Violent German attacks
in the direction Of BiNschutte have
been repulscd
Between Nytschaete and Messines
the offensive movement OF the allies
has progressed as far as the roaN
Joining these two towns.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-11-06

0ver-blouse designs such rs the ono
shown in No. S2D7, are extremely at
tractive made up in black taiTeta or
crepe dc chine: the under bodice is
usually of Il fine net or chiffon; shadow
lace is often used, although it is not
quite as popular as any of the other
sheer materials. In this design fine
llct rs used for the shaped nntlGrbodice
and there is IL separate Y.shapcd vest
effect fnshionctl Of II cHlorcd thflcta, the
frGrlS itself is q black tnfTGta and the
grille of satin. Tic soft sheen being
u pIeising relief from tile dull finish
Of lIG thfrcta.
This dress may be made up in size
Sc from Az yards Of 9G-inch material.
It Is l1Gsign hat could be used with
ono Of the smnrt'cottois ar fine scrgrs
quite us effectively aS with taffcta.
PATTERN comes in five sizes, 81 TO 42.
I'D This is a Perfect Pattern.
ne sure 10 give right size, measuring
nver the fullest part of the bust fol:
dimensions.
II lnay Id obtained by filling out the
coupon and enclosing fifteen cents in
stamps or coin to the pattern depart
mc4t Of this iiapSr. q
"a 70 ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-11-06

the French drain. Models showing
details Of construction and tmpor'
ant stages in the building of rein
forced concrete cuIvert and con-
crete bridge OF the incased steel L
beam type are also included.
Three Of the models illustrat the
construction OF earth. sand-clay and
gravel roads. Miniature mechanica!
models In actual operation show the
ouarrying and crushing of stone and
the use ola power roller working on
Il macadam road.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-11-06

" = .A-441Gsas9l!E--s O - -
Mrs j. III. Floyd, mother 81 Mrs.
a. Fl Conway, Of this city, was adj
n.itted to Cook hospital yesterday
%5here she underwent surgical ope-
ration. She stood the operation well
end is doing nicely At this time.
Attorney RolIo j. Conley went to
Pittsburgh tliis morning to spend Q
few days with relatives.
j. 3. Mccain. who had been en-
ployed with the Il. and y. railroad
company, left yesterday for his home
at Pittsburgh.
Miss Gratta Carney. of Clarksburg.
Is tile guest of Mrs. VIM. Fraiey aIc-
Carferty on Pierpont avenue.
Mrs. Thomas Walter Fleming has
returned from Chicago where she
was the guest Of her daughter. Mrs.
|G. NJ. Wiltshire. She was ,accompa-,
led home by her grandson. Master
Ten Wiltshire. who will spend cou-
pie of weeks here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Howard. who
had been the guests Of DR.. and Mrs.
Z. W. Howard. returned yesterday
10 their home at uniontown.
Mrs, W. S. John. OF Morgantown.
* tile guest 70 her sister, Mrs. Ira l..
Smith, in this city.
Mr. Bert S. Leopold and family
are moving into the Sample property
en- Fairmomt avenue. Mr.. II. G. SAM
PIE and family having moved to
Laurel. Md. where they will reside.
Miss Helen Frcw. of Pittsburgh. is
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. Oscar l..
Itaup and the Misses Marion and Ha-
eel Shaw OH East Park avenue:
Mrs. p. J. Ginevan. of Donora, Pa,
| Is the guest OF friends in this city.
|, Melville Jacobs is visitor in Par
tersburg.
Mrs. c. II. Hall and daughter. Lucy
ISloise, of Elktns, spent today in the
lefty with friends.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-11-06
HUNTER is KILLED
BY ACCIDENTAL SHOT.

WASHINGTON, Pa, Nov. G.
Willie hunting in Nottingham town
ship this morning. Wright Patterson
Of near Fmlcyyille. was almost IN
stantly killed when his compan-
tens gun accidentally discharged.
They were hunting on the farm OF
Clark Patterson, brother-in-law
The slide on the magazine gun stucli
and while they were adjusting 1t, the
gun was discharged.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-11-06
AUTUMN SERVICE.

Tie service Sunday night at the
Christian church will be character
lied by sermon by Or. Clarence
Mitchell, the pastor. on the. theme
The Fading Leaf Those attend
ing arc requested to wear tinted
lraf from which DIR. Mitchell vii!
iraw tile lesson in his sermon.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-11-06
KAISER AND PRINCE HENRY
FIRED FROM BRITISH NAVY
81 Associated Press.

LONDON. Nov. 6.-Emperor VIII
liam aud Prince Henry. Of Prussia
10th mvG been removed from the
ranks of honorary admirals of tic
-lEitish, fleet Their names are elm
limited froin.thc November navy liKt
which has just been issued. .$f
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-11-06
PANAMA CANAL AGAIN
OPENED TO VESSELS.

WASHINGTON. y. G.. Nov G.
The Panama canal is again open to
traffic.
Colonel Goetha!s cnbcled today
that shipping began passing yestcr-
day afternoon through canal open
cd through the recent landslidcs
forth Of Gold Hill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-27

news had come through Of the ping up Of The Ti'Hah
er Nanaimo. the ship out Of which Pcriclcs O'Bucn
long before had stepped into his first fame rs 70 soa
master. The buzzing crowd began dissovng into the
quick elements Of a shipping world that must needs
take account Of these dings. And rs they went scurr
ing off in varying directions 20 find phones or fcc-
graph stations their voices lifted in translation Of
the facts underlying the disaster:
The Seminole was not an Alaskan Northern liner,
but one Of the Cold Coast Steamship Company feet;
in other words Nillscn & Rosenhal vessel y. d 3.
had purchased her on the Delaware and brought her
round the Horn in the preceding winter following re
wreck Of the Tivah on the lower Alcxcan Coast. The
dav she had put her hdde-hcad bows through the
Heads the Alaskan Northern Line crampci for tone
mage had chartered her. Despite the y.is,itudcs Of
twenty-five years she had still retained good many o
the qualities Of the hcyday time when she had been
famous among transatlantic ferry queens This was
her second or third trip under that charter.
"Wcl?" demanded Laysan in didnt-I-tel-you-
long-ago sort OF tone and turning his back the buc
tin board to look up into his partners serious face
Apparently Pcriccs did not hear him. He was re-
scanning the news from Seattle, word by word and
line by line, and he could not help imagining that n
the spaces here and there the scared white face u
Simon Roscnthal was playing peckaboo with him.
We'll, old man, what dyou make of il; asked lay
san IN a louder tone. 81 should say that something
pretty rotten has happened in Denmark!
Il think John we'd better cut luncheon uptown Zoe
day and get back 70 the Office Periclcs answer,
and he put arm through Laysans and started street,
ward describing they went how a little while before
he had Nillsen and Rosenthal huryng out of the
exchange. They had their offices in the building They
had left before the posting Of the bulletin of the Sem
nocs loss, and So argued Perclcs they must have re-
ceiyed earlier adyces
Just about two or three months carlcr, YVES Lay
sans caustc comment.
INSIDE that hour William Graves, president Of the
Alaskan Northern Line, and Pcrclcs and Laysan
were coseted in the private office Of the West Coast
WrecSing & Salvage Company, porng over a chart of
Alexander Archipelago, the island-scatercd extremity
of Southeastern Alaska.
Somewhere in there she must have struck, Graves
was saying, indicating cluster Of sets where Zarcmbo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-27

pit he brought letter out Of an inside pocket, and as
Lavsan gimpscd its Glasgow postmark and the angular
handwriting Of the address he knew it 70 be from Mrs
Willie Faukncr-IIclen Muir that was -who owed the
great happiness of her life 20 this partner Of his Why,
Iohn this is the girl that Helen Faulkners been writ
ing about and he passed the letter to Laysan, young
American artist whose works been making the biggest
kind Of a hit in Paris and London But how the devil
could she get me like that? She has never seen me
Smiling TO himself and leading the way into the ex
change, John Laysan was reading:
Marion Craig knows the sea as you know it, Percos.
But than just being wonderful artist she is won
derul indeed of the finest characters have
ever known. Some day hope you may meet and know
THERE Laysan paused and looked up. They had
come TO the threshold Of the black-boardcd cham
Der where san Francisco keeps records Of all that's
well or i'll on the Seven Seas, and Pcriccs pushing
open the swinging doors.
"Hclcn Faulkncr'I marry YOU of yet, old top
Laysan saying, when a muttcred exclamation from
Pcriclcs sent his Gaze across the floor.
On a blackboard that was reserved for only the most
momentous tdings q rcd-hcadcd clerk a scpladder
was that instant finishing in foot-high letters the
heading DISASTER.
crowd, with eyes only for that dircfu word and
what the bulletin writer's flying fingers Immediately
began to post beneath it, gathering from every
part Of the chamber:
SEATTLE, June iN.-NrclcsS received here leu AM
this date from steamer Kodiak Wrange Alaska for Seat
tie. says Alaskan Northern Line steamship Seminole
from Skagway June -, and Juneau June -, carrying
three million and a half bullion and gold dust for San
Francisco struck uncharted rock Clarence Strait morning
June f. Sank fifteen minutes aftcrward. Kodiak has
board 10 survivors Of total company 22O Survivors
landed boats Lake Bay, Prince Of Wales Island. As
sisted by trading soop. Captain Peabody Of Seminole
returned Immediately by sloop scene wreck Kodiak
called and sailed Lake Bay June IS. Nothing had been
heard up then Peabody Kodiak passed supposed
scene Of wreck Saw signs. Found only deep
three million and half! Jumping Jchoshaphat"
exclaimed Laysan as the final word Of the bulletin
lcaped into view
Followed a deep silence for the space Of q second,
and then arose murmur of voices like the overtone
of the sea- 1t might have been the excited and sus-
picous hour again in the previous December when the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-27
Drawings by w. Pryor

ON here a second, Pcriclcsl'
With that John Laysan dartcd across
California street, leaving his big,
bronzcd partner in the West Coast
Wrccking & Salvage Company some
what surprised and standing alone be-
side the red ninety horsepower jug
gcrnaut in which they had just arrived
in front Of the Merchants Exchange.
And Pcriclcs did not see that a
newsstand on the opposite sidewalk
was Laysan's objective; for, as he
turned 10 discover what had taken
his partner off 50 suddenly, his gray
eyes picked up his ancient enemies,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-04
Ia reliferer
fin Soreerret.

otter Wiurciotas Ittorncp @cuc-
rails Menin9 fou 2Itcrrigere OF
Serberc, ion1 er bIeune 9orgcrc al
sc Sorene0e Stater, life uen6c til
bogc til europe iorot ocltagc / aris
gen meuem DC 70 Sanoe uoen ocrue0
at r%ciifcre at tobe lin amerifauife
Norgerrct.
. 6sr 1907 ianoteS beri 2an0et in.
gen 2op iom ~binoreOc omerifanife
Gorgcre ira at 0eltage / iremnle0e
Sun0es Serge, ifisnt 0ct / entcltc
SiliGlbe bleu eragtct. at Verioner,
ion tiGnpc6e ur0er ell anoen 9ta-
tons Stag, Daooe opglpet line Net
tigbcoer Der. Men il9pnte Ior ue0.
tog aongre5ien en- Sop, ser, bl. a.,
beltcrnner, at "amerifal1ife VorQcre
fol anlec5 iorot bape opgipct i'm
0orgerrct, bois De naturaliicrcs / ct
iremmeo 9anO / Suerensitcmmelie
meo oets Gone, eller bpis Dc ailr1
ger Sroltabseo til ct anoet 9on0."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-04

fell, % set eneiie Saob ont at mo.
goa Ell al sc aIporlig'te Scrnbane'
~itreifer / 2anoets Siitoric l1ttca til
Trpiibeut @illons perionllge 0orleB
paa at mrgIc mellcnl DC TO Torter.
Trpiiocnten bar iubbliot Weolen.
merne al Sraiifoirettsrerilea ao'
mite % HeprGientnnter for Sotono'
tipisrerneS 6agiorening on at tonl'
NE til @aibiugtou % boloe en- aor'
terence BAN / oct Spioe SilS. %e99e
Barter bar afceptcret S~nobpoellen
iii apnicrercer, Der ltuloe 1lroe
Steo / 2sr0agS.
Stnloe ogiaa bette 6or'sg lIdd
flif. pil Streiten bli erfIrret o8
trn6c / arait ierltfonmenoe Gre.
bag, Sen zoe aiigitt.
Streifen piI, ON ben life Tan
rnogaacs, life nlelte fornme I'll al
ontiatte DC $4,000 2ofonlotlp'ercre
% Sprbcbere pan biSie 9S Nnner,
men cpentilclt ogiuo ca. 100000 all,
Ore 6uuftionGrer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-04
Gurpp&i$k Kri9 be9yndt.
0pRlano erklGrrr .,uslan0 BRIG. gGrmasferne families ueo
eanoeerGnfernr. GpRrrnr eaar curr orn franRe 6rGnfe
on l,isfrruc rpkkrr in0 Gpklan0.
Ttdlien vii Stdd udenfor.

Scle europa er III pluolelig Tor
oan0let til ell cneltc, pGl0i9 Wfi!i'
tUr!eir. Aarets @reoe itdar / oe lie.
tie Snnoe iproiJ til at beiteS, men
iuNen ipues at tGufc poa Oct eIler
bruoe liN ON oct mere. Sper belle
europa blinfer set / Sublcr oa Slel'
me % Viftclhuer. OF oct orener %
oitrcr al 9anoner iont tisrcS trent |
Stiaing lornt ln0te ueO Nennelte.
ifnrer, iom nl0riq bar aiort binnn'
Sen noQet ouot. Cmtrcrt buer ert'
tie Notr0n ira Mi0oeIhooet til IS.
bupct, ira gtlonterhouet III llral %
Ndlfoiu9 bar mobillicret i'm ariaS.
malt.
Get er bel lloen SnmmenIigning
Sen ubpqQelialte Sittotion Den nj.
lcpen0c Generation har oplepet.
Selocnoe Seleqrommer fra DC for
itieQiqc Steoer / europa oil gioe ct
SIoQ5 @eQreb ont SItuntiouen % I'll
Sen Iio, port @Ioo 1aor / Fresicn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-04
Qutomobilerne
Intallct al Ioturousne tiger ira
War til Mar.
100000 nDc ia0r.

SpiS Ell Man0 miiortioen life bar
Haoo eller 2pit til ielu at %anifafie iig
Ell I%utomlobil, oil ban life iielben
bli gipet I~nlebnin9 til at ioa Jig Ell
&isretllr / lin Nobo'S 9iI. elsie
mooerne aisregreler er allereoe BE
BET iuu aIminoeliee, at scr, o. ieIp i
Sanboiitrifterne, iieIocn iinoeS npre
Naboer, al bpilfe life ioliolo Ell err
Gier al en- iaaoan.
California bar iorboloSpiS set
~iteritc IntaI gutumobilcr o. er Sen
bebite Stat / llnioncn Tor Dem. iom
p-ilter at iao fisre gratis / eli Nabo$
Gar. Ser iinbeS / California Ell
IiltomobiI ior bpcr 20 Snobpa9crc.
5 Winneiota finoes Der en- Oil Tor
hoer 33 Feripuer / pisie Iele al Sta.
ten til ell FOR bier 80 Verioner / ocn
noroIiaite Gel al Staten eller / 8icn.
nenlinit Ell Tor bper IS Terioner.
Sarnlngitntcn SIlinoiS bapbe /
1913 90,522 @iIcr. Ict.c iuurer for
SIlinoiS' %cofomnleuoe ill I Goan
pr. 60 Snopannere. - HTitcn liae.
ian tort er FroceitiorboIoet / Tobo-
ltaterne Snoiona o. Wfihigon.
Nc0enitoaenoe SabeI, Scr er no.
arbeioet citer oificielIe Spganer, al
Der Intallct al glitonlobiIcr / Sc for.
ifIcllige Stater I llnioncn / 1918.
Settc Intal er inar 091Q itcQet
/ bctpbclig @rob / ollie Stntcr. s
Soma iallbtcs Der Ben lite <ni ca.
10000 regiitrereoe NutomobiIcr,
hpilfet iuorer til onltrent I Soan ior
buer % Snobpggere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-04
1noianerhcpoin9
paa Seioo.

Sra @aihington bcrettcS Den 30te
Slili: @arule Ntinocr ira Snoloner,
frigenes Sage opirilfcocS ioag / oct
&oi0c Slis. o0 "Suo Woon3", Ell
al Observation-Disclosures iom oelto8
/ @loobaoct poa General Gutter og
bans trooper i 1876, troi iommcit
mco @rigaoegencrnI &ugb Scott, cit
al Sc ian gicnIeuenoe Siiicerer ira
&c Si0cr.
@clt. Scott hilltc emo Moou$"
| Sc1n'proget, % DC n%nocrbolot en-
Iiplig Santale / bette Sprog til ltor
6orneiclic for DC nnOre Sciogcnoe.
"Sipo Blooms" leoingeoeS til oct
Npibc &ns al SubianertommioiUr
Goto Sells, DER ngiaa ioreitile0e
BAN for FrGiioenten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-04
Suffice Scrier.

Sra Reu Dorf telegroieres Sen
Bite Sui: Nem 0orf aftie6er5
Ilffebe ioag paa @runo al al Sen
e%uropGiife Situation. Sgioa oen
fcgiolioerc0e Stocf GcdDange, Ne
ialbsrien, gomuIosbsrien, aoiie6er
len og &ew Dorf "Gurb Narfet"
inoitiaeoe 6orretnin9elt. Sginu man,
ge 9erier / andre @per / Son0et
bar luffet.
Rep Dorf 6au6e Be iioIte ioa "a.
&c oGret oct eneIte al De Itore Ser.
oerSmnrfeber, iom bar orepet TSor.
refining ion pdnlig. Get bar paa
ct Neoe | :. i. Norgm & Cos
9ontor. Of geIlutningen ON @sr.
iers Sutring iatteoes.
1ette er isrite Sang iioen 1878.
at Ncip Dort @srs bar ppret liiffet
en- bel Sag. Zen eneite @ona. oe.
tioIi9ere houSe bPrbt. par paa Sen
bersmte "@lacf Srioap" / 1869.
6orienoelier al Cub iii europa.
Ser De iioite ina Gage bar antaaet
uhsrte F%roportioner, fortI9tte5.
GampIfibet ST. 2ouis", iom oiiei
lebe iii europa ibaa. meSisrte oeu
~iisrite 8uloiorienoeIie, iom nooer.
linoe er ienot ira ell 0erbensbaun
nIeb ct enfelt 6artsi. 6orienSelien,
Der beitoo al ioaoel Barrier TOM
mpntet Sub, bapoe en- @9rbi al
81 1926 00 6orienoeIien al Cub
berira 2anbet bar DC iibite rem "a.
se beIsbet Jig til S45,435.OO O %
iioen ben lite Sanuar til $123,.
$4,000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-04

Gn irenragcnoe Mutoritct Soa
Observation-Disclosures Smroaoe an.
iloor Nntallet Al Nlitomobiler, iom
er blepet IolQt heri Soloct iaar. I'll
/ ct r1tltot Sal 400. 900 oq oeres 20.
talpproi iii S55O.O0O,000.
Observation-Disclosures Spiping bar
rGret noeetionnPr Phenomenal.
Snbfil 1900, aIiiaa for bare II
Mar iiben, bpggeoeS ser fun nogle
ioa Sunoreoe ~9liitomobiler ON
aoret, og Def bar egentlis life Tor /
1903, at Snouitrien begpnote of faa
oirfeIis Sart / ia Ger bpsaeoes Oct
9lar 10000 4utomobilcr heri Cant
oct. aniaIlet itcg / 1904 iii $4,000
oa / 1908 iii $4,000 Togne.
Den oct itsrite 90 nlerfeligite 90.
ming tpg Snouitrien / 1909, ba Ser
iabrifereSes life minore emo 10000
me Sosne, eller oobbelt iaa mango
iom gare. ioruS. $ 1912 iteg Gn-
tallet iii 100000. I 1913 til $50.
600 oa iaar til aniaeelis 100000
rpe @ogne.
o. aisbere FAR ct tort Isiorte.
mert at ppIse fra, ba Der iinoes co.
so forifieIIige Slass IutomobiIer !
Marfeoet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-04
Den itore J~ernbaneitreif.

Sra Gbicogo meooeIes Den lite
auguIt, at Den isoerale SorliseIies.
Commissions 5orisg paa at iaa en-
minoelig Sperenstomit iitanO mel.
lem Sernbanerne peiteuior Chicago,
9S / Sallet. % oisie5 $1,000 Sofo.
motipisrere % 5urbsOere, er ilaaet
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-04
SrIfl.uo crflrrer Hnsluno &ria.

Berlin lite gliiJult: Splflano
bar ioitcn erfluret Huslano arig.
Get ifipbncipaugre Gotlument bIeu
ucO halu otte liocu u~uerbragt oert
ulaiilte llocurlgsminilter | Ct. Fe'
|terabura. SamtlOig unoerlfreu Sci.
Ter Milhclm Ell PROCLAMATION, lom
faloer belle oen ipite Arine unoer
&adbcn.
@laOet "Nor0oeutite @oiette"
6ringer ioag Ell %oiriciel Heoeglsrel'e
ior oen tpife Hegicriuga Solonins.
6uori oet be0er, at oen r~usiiife aei'
Ter Ben 290e Sui ieu0te aellcr Mll.
helm ct (clcgram bpori ban mo
trGnJeuoe opiorore0e b0m til at
birlpe iii at aioeuOe Ell laa ioriGr-
0cliq lllpffc ion en- %europGilt 6rig
% at iornlone i'm Aaiercoe Eiterrig
til life at Qoa or uiot.
Seller @lIbelm iunrcOe. at ban
par uiQiQ til at pnotoge ltg at mpgle,
"a ser bIeu i Sen Hnleoning giort
0iplomatiife Se~npen0elier / Wien.
Wcna oettc paagif. fom Der til Der
lin llnoerretninJ ON, at HUSBAND
uar iiUro mco at mobililere lin Ir.
me "a aciier @iIbclm telegrufereoe
0erpoa iii G}or Nitoldi. al bette
Sfri0t ira Ru2Idno5 Sioe gioroe
hans MpgIiu0aiorieg uorlteIige ior
life at iiqe uuuIide
He0egigrelieu tiiicicr, at Ell III
aierelie ituIoe barre ~trlliiet | @ien
iNag unqaacnOc bette glGlIingspro.
left, hpori Gnllauo itattcoe Splf-
lano. men at all Bier i~orpurret peO
Gftc|rretuingen ON Sen rusiiife IPo.
differing.
Seller @ilhelm ieuotc 0a et 'tolte
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The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1914-03-05
Sydney L. Shonts
MINING ENGINEER
u. S. Mineral Surveyor
P. o. Block Wallace, ldaho
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
TO Charles w. Tiiden, his heirs, ex
ecutors or assigns:

TO Charles w. Tiiden, his heirs, ex-
ecutors or assigns:
You are hereby notified that l, your
co-owner, in accordance with the pro-
visions Of Section 1924 Of the Revised
Statutes Of the United States, and all
the acts supplemental thereof and
amendatory thereto, requiring annual
labor on mining claims, have expend-
ed in labor and improvements for the
years ending December 81. 1912 and
1918, the sum OF 800 for each Of said
years for each Of the following lode
mining claims, situated in Summit
mining district, Shoshone county.
state Of Idaho, to-wit: The Paradox
lode claim and the Parody lode claim;
and II within ninety days after the le-
gal period of publication Of this notice
you fail to pay or refuse to contribute
your proportion Of such expenditure
for your one-fourth interest In each
of aforesaid claims, amounting to $25
for each of said claims for each year.
or total Of 800 for the two years for
both claims together with the cost
OF this advertisement, your said one
fourth interest in aforesaid claims,
namely, the Parody and Paradox. will
become the property Of the under
signed, your co-owner, as provided by
law.
SAMUEL STOCKHAM.
J15-Apr23.1st