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|2otaI /. Beridt.
0as beutid5e eilfsiperf.
Die 0amen sriueiieu ii6 ipiebsr als
bic iuabren Sammelbienen.

Sn Der seiirisen DsHammIune Der
5ilfsgeieIIihaft iparen aablre@e Dds
men augsgen unb lie tameu BUREAUS
ilidt nit lssren 6anben. Cine Depus
iation pom sfrauen Stabtpertdnb mil
csr prGiibeniin 5rau Seine Sd el.
ar Der Spite iibsrbra9te aIs Grtrne
Der neulih ftattgebdbten ln!erb1ltlng
bi. Summe pOn S211.15 uno bic ipas
dere 5bat fano bic gebiibrenbe Wiirs
higuua unb gnsrtsnnurg. 5rdu Bobe,
bic nit etIihen freunbinnen BON @ers
mania Damensirtel srIfienen mar.
sritattets 9eri6t iiber bic aartengefea'
itaft in 2oeffl,rs Dale. bic ebenfaIs
rinsn ih0nsn Grtras absepcrfen bat,
ndmlit $40 nab @6sug Der esriug.n
lIntofen. 9lud bier fsbIts es ni9t an
anerteHnenben unb aufmln.ernben
Worten. Shlieblih mar grdu Gblr'
lotie Hesb eri6iensn, ipeI9e mitthdl'
te, bab ibre Qusl1nberilaife gum b.
iten bes 6ilfsionbs ipierer cine Get.
iitieit arraneiren ipSls unb 5fpdr an
Sonntas. 81. Wdrs. Rd6mittaas unc
9bsnbs i'm erobtn Sdal Der Central
surnbaas. Die Ginlabung rurbe mi!
srObem 8srsnugsn unssnommen mil
Der 3uIaae irdiiigiter norbsrung iino
llnteri!iisuHs.
Die 8eriommIung fdnb ME iiblid
ir btr Worb Cincinnati 2urnballe un'
ter 9oriis Dor Dr. U. S4pdgmspsr
uno Der protololIfiibruna BON paitot
Sans 6auni fatt. Gs ipurbe Dom
G6dsmeiiter SuIismann bsrihiet, bab
in ben auerndtitsn 5asen triebsr elm,
Senburta eiicrns Rinee unb Rd6eIn
sintreffsn tpiirbe unb sipdr biesmal
ginse in foIhen 8r0bsn, bah iit aud
BON Frauen unb Sinbern eetraesn
iperben fDnnen. Die erfe Ssnbuna IN
Biz auf cine .lsine partie Rabeln
gGnSlih pererifisH. !0ier purbs bardui
nufmtrtfam oemd4t, bdb INNER nod
eins gartis ppiiiarten porbonben III,
bic bic Silfsasisqi6aft ieiner 3sit
nadl liinitlriifcm Gntipurf bate an.
fsrtiaen IaiIsn. 0isit aorisn, nellie
| iid lIs palmiunntoes unb Siteriars
| ten outs Bette eisnsn, iinb in Der
, 9oltsblatt Offits obsr BEL Serrn Sohn
W. Sammerpn, % 9drfitlb 9lac..
tGuflit. gs iruroe edns Defenders
terporgeboben, bah Der Cribs aus
rem aartenDeriauf uupertiirSt BEN
silisfonbs auilisbe. Tds ron Jrl.
SponaseI- tompurirte ai.o fGnst AUDI,
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Sas gran. Glenb.

On Der Court Sirabs unb Central
elpsnu. rurbe ssit,rn 2ibsnb Der pau.
iirer Samss Setter. bon Ro. 1941
Central alpenus in balbb.pubtIoism
3uIianb. oufsefunbsn unb mad nem
itdbiiI&en SoipitaI eebratt.
Setter, Der augsnI9einlid on benJnIs
c.n ,inssaononsnraui6es litt. behaups
ists, bag man inn in elmer Wirtbidaft
in her Ndbe Der Court Strait uHo
Central 2lpsnue Gift in iein Bier ss'
Ifjiittet babe, unb bic polisei fnnb on
b.r ede Der gourt unb Central aps.
bic 6ouIirerlisens Settlers. anf btrtn
RiidI.it. bic @orte iianSen: -Jalls ida
iterb.u follts, 70 III aisbs bic nriat1s.
Die Didsnoie lautste mad sinss'
bsnb,r llni.riuduna auf iibermdbia.n
Gsnus DON aliobpi uuo BON Gilt
ionnts teine Spur esiunben iperbsn.
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liner gsent in Si.milton in
Serr Gbnarb gruf, 449 Shs FINITE
Strafe. Sell SeI. 476 M., Spme
EbOns 1851 u.
= Trant Obsrmann, 927 Siib IA.
Strdbe, pelher in ben N.tpburg 5os
tocco Wcrts in Oit 5amiltpn arbeis
tste, ftiirSte ssitsrn Morsen BON elmer
2eiter unb fiel auf cine Rife, rob:i
sr etnen YeinbruH erlitt unS ad& BEN
Wercp SoipitaI sebruht tpsrben
mubts.
- pater gnselus 6afsrtspen, tis
Dor trrsem prieftsr in Der ct. aouia
airde in 9atespille, Snb., iiarb pors
seitern 9lbenb I'm pier llbr BIER i'm
Wsrtp 6oipital i'm Utter bon 60
sScbren. Gr mar felt benz 6. 3anuar
in; SoipitaI. pater Sdfertepeu, ter
ie6r belisbt mar, mar 6iIfs2rieiter in
Der Ct. Stspbsns air9e untsr paier
Hapbasl bon 1892 Big 1894. gr
mar 'edter glrieitsr in Gmporiu.
aanias Gitp, Wlo.. Calumet, Wi9.,
Ct. Bernard. 8, ct. Hrancis Sofpi.
tal, Fairmount, O., unb bann Se.ls
iorgsr in Der 81. 2puis airae in gas
tsspils, snO. gr bint.rlGbt brei Bril-
Der unb aipei Sffpeitern. De 2sibs
ipirb um Sonttnu I'm balls fiinf llbr
2lbenbs in Der ct. Stspbens &ir9,
hi,r aufdeEdhrt perbsn. Die as,s
dsnfeier finbet in Der airde am Wrns
too ftatt. lin nsuu llbr III bas Ioos
ten Offitium unb I'm bul6 ssbu ubr
tas Re1uiem Su6umt. Die aeift
rirb i'm ct. Stephens srisbbof 5ur
lssten Rube beitattet.
- Safe Sdlpsrine. fpelGer bes @ns
griffs aaf ssrau geiiie 9eopolb itl!.
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@aihbmrn sdJmle.

en- Der gluld Der DaihburH S4ule
fin6et b.uie abenb Elm srcbss ain'
btrion5ert untsr 2eituns oes 9trrn
qllfreo 6arbsl jtait. Gin ebor bon
200 ainbern ift ssbiIbet iporbsu. mel.
d,.r autrpefs a1ntats " s}eital DAB
Az @eb0r brinseu pirb. Gin aus aiRs
bern b.s g., 7. unb 6. Grabs 5ufnma
msna.iteaier gbcr nirb b,uti&s aie'
Der finesu uno SnitrumsntaIpOrirdgs
unb Rssitaiionsn Der ainber Mablon
unb Srpina Saluonb, Cora Oisfs
mann, Jrsb asipins GOuaIo eappel
unb Sr6in 5i,m,ptr p.rrolitdnoigen
bas proaramm.
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u e m y o rf.


Die Ieiuport Sffiee fir Sas pGin.
einuuter gulfsblntt" befinSst iid in
gao. 339 gorf Strafc, seseniiber Dem
GpmrtbouIe, iuOIelbit 9e.isfeiten, sln'
seigeu II. I. IN. bis 10 llbr 40 wlinn'
ten sbeuSs entsegeugeuOmmen iuer'
ben.
- gbrifi 6. S9tpars, 81, uno
Marsaret 6. Bauer. 90, beibs BON
Snbianapolis. Snb. eripirttsu etntn
6eiratbsi6eiH.
= 8siibtit.l : 9srdnberingen: =
Sobn SO. grb an Dan Wortb, elm.
Got an Der Siibistts Der 5iinf3ebnttn
Strabe in Clifton, 81 BEL 95 Sub
$4,000. Sobn 80. grb an Wm. y.
@abdn, siHe Got 27 Bel 95 SsuB an Der
Siibieite Der 15. Strabe in Clifton
$4,000.
= gi6ter 6. SO. gun9blut sr!lGrs
ie ssitsrn, bab er fein aanOibat flir
lie @isbsrpaN lei. Bel ieinsm Riit-
tritt aus benz qmt peroen dht Sabre
rerfloNen Iein. in spsI6sn sr els Girs
tuitri9ter funsirt battle uub :pdtrenh
tisier 3sit Tih bic 2lhtuna une Wertbs
iGGbung Der giirger o6ne unteriti 3
ter parteianesbDrigteit eriparb. aaf
bemotratii6er Seite itsbtn als aanbis
baten fir bisies @mt Ri1ter Ditto
0olff unb Senator Brent Sp:nce.
@uf republitanii9er Seite ipftbsr be-
a6fi6tist Der Staatsdnpolt Bm. u.
@uriamp alg &anbibat fir bag 4mt
ouftreten.
- Sm gireuitgeriht 1T seaerirdrs
tie bic auf $4,000 lautsnbs S9abens
erIabilaae bon 8efiis Spencer gecen
SEQ. Slider in 0erbanblung. Der
@atte Der aldgsrin Sarrp Spsneer,
tin 6arbiser, mar an 10. @ngult
1914 an Der 9ierteH unb Sf1b.Qa
gtrabe BON Slider aet6btst. 5ii6:r
tpurbe iebo6, ba er in Sel6ftpsrth.is
bigung aehanbslt batte. freigeiproHen.
-ssm EoIiSeiseri6t puroeu geitern
Ssap 9uiieG gu $50 9eIoitrafe ufio
so Togen @efGnsniB. iub Sreo Rei
mann gu $25 @eloItrafe uno 80 Ia.
gen @eiangnib peritrtbeilt. Die Mn.
fIaqe Ioittcte auf Srogeu perborge.
ner 9affen. 3eritoren BON gigen.
tbum uuo ;Srieoensbruh. - @illinm
@ofiett BON ylo. 315 Gbeitnitt Strnbe
be5eugte. 6oB er on Der 6. uno GbeIt-
mt StroBe Don RuiIea NIT einen
M9eiier unD pon &eimann nit einen
gPepoIper beorobt morbeu lei. Die
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eameu psm sObeu area,.

Der Gcubs, ben bic CamsH BON
9euiIhsn Roibsn areu3 aufsebru6l
baben, selduFi iid iebt aaf S2807. 9i'
n.uerli&en 3ufpsnounssn iinb: Gin
;sr.uno S., Drau gettp WiIlsr uni
5rau gapt js 81. Gbarpis fam bon
Sieselinbs, Sbatpls pOn Grou arue
unb syrau ausuit Rutttap. 20 paar
Gcd.n BON srau 90. abie5. bier padr
Sodsn Don Grf. glormd adpisr uns
altss asinm Don 5r!. Rprma aapier
unb Jrau Springer.
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Cine ssrihtli9e gnt|9eiouns, ipsIs
DE ssitern inn 8unbesgsridt in Cos
pingtpn sefG[t rurbs, 1T fir bic Sars
mer unb grsnnsreibefiber bes Siaatss
bon GROCER MiHtistsit. Die alass
mar BON bet 8. II. H Giisnbdbn Go.
eessn 8. 3. s5inu, 9reen Garrett.
nm. alare unb Der Gilenbabnsaom'
milton Don aentudp anssitrenst lpcrs
ben. nm cine Rebusirune Der Gradts
raten fir @etreibe 5u perbinbern. Sm
Sabre 1910 bate bic Gifenbabnsaoms
MILTON pon asntudp beitimmt, baB
bic Raten fir bic @etreibebefOrberung
on 8rennsrsibsIibsr i'm Staate gu res
busiren isien. Die giTsnbabn Go.,
ipeld)e bagegsn giniprud erbpb, iuhs
te um einen Ginbaltsbefebl mad, mos
bur6 bic Repu3iruug Der Srahtraten
perbinbert iperben Iollte. Der GiIens
babn So. ipurbs isbod Der nadseiu6s
Il GinbaItsbefebl perpsiaert. ipprauf
Der '5all sipsi Wlal bem DER
gunbesgerit1t unterbreitet tpurbe. Die
lsbte Gntideibuna bes Obsriien Sss
aittes lautete jsbch babin, DaB Der
sgall abermals DOT einem 8unbeseee
ri&t gu perbanosln iei. 9eitern ents
Ihieb Der 8unbesrihter Dsniicn.
tpelter als Sp,sialridter iinsirte,
bab Das @eiu4 I'M einsn Ginboltsbes
iebl perpeissrt tpsrbe unb bic alags
Der giisnbabu So. ab5uipeiien let.
Ourd cine Srbre beifslben Ri9ters
iperben nun nabesu $4,000 OIL bic
9erIenber bes 9etreibes 5uriidbesabli
perben miHen. Diefe Summe reprds
ientirt bic NifisrenS aipii6eu Der Ra.
te, pelts DON Der giienbabn SO. err
boben purbe unb Der Rate, pelhs ote
Giisnbabn aommiiioH fsitssIsBt
bate,
- Der 9eielidafts alub Der
.WilIionire" 1T in Crescent Springs
geerinDet fDoroeu. Die betrefienb,n
9eamten Iinb: Serr Gene SSonas,
@orfibenbsr unb Serr eoparb Didsp,
GetretGr. SEPT ipeib penisitens Der
Steuer aiieFor, mo bic gsiaionsn
su finbsn iinb.
- SoIepb Ruit, 6, @opbp Rui4,
10 unb Oorisp Reel, 5 Sabre olt,
ipielten geitsrn 4bsnb oil Der Seott
strabe nube Der @ollace alpe., als
eines Der ainber Elm brennsnbes
Streibbols in cine Oeffnuns bss Gas
Reaulators mari Gs erfolgte cine
Grplofion, nobel Soispb RuIa
melrere granbpunben erlitt. Die
anberen tamen NIT Derisnsten
6aaren Daprn.
- Die Granger @srbeHerunsss
@eiellTfaft bat folsenbe geumts ers
ipGblt: prGi.: $. 3. GbiloreB; 9i5es
Qrdi.: u. 9ictor IT,; SstretdrsS6a aBs
meifter: Wprris 9homas; Otrettoren:
o. 20. @urnep, O. 3. Dapis, 3. g.
gladerbp unb O. 4rnoib.
Sm Saul. BEG Tarbis.n ).
gaiep. an Der 8arDep Goenue In Glib
grlangsr, mar aeitsrn QbenO bura
tas umfallen elmer Ssllampe Elm
Neuer entftanoen. lpelhes NIT GROCER
Sdneniateit Inn ffh griff. 8as 9aus.
Iopie BAG ansrsnaenbe 9ebdu6s oes
Wiaiom Gorneal brannten Biz auf
ben @runp nisbsr. Der S4aSen be'
trGat $500.
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a,;ira,rmeiitrr nimmt derien.

Rum srftsn Wdk. felt sr i'm ami
III, pirb giirsermeiitsr r. g. Spi.tl
iid, Elm. ilsiHs Rubtpauis aDnn.n. Mis
n aeftsrn bsfannt aob. pirb er in b.r
ndf,ften Woft besIeitet Don iein:r
gottin fir sttpa IA 9ds, nah Wars
tinsbills, 5nb., rsiisn.
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China unS Sapan. y

5err g. 6. SiIlss, Der qrGiiSsnt
Der Sam. 9. 9dium Co., bdIt beutt
glbenb 7.45 in 2,i,3immsr Der q. W.
IG. q. sinsu iaufririsn gSEtsas iibsr
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China unb Sdpan. 9srr 9iass but
bisfe Gambler bersiit unb bic giIosr an
Crt unb STEELE genommen.
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9isfransSfif4su Da mpfsr
fabrsn isbt mad gSrs


Rem gorf, II. WlGr,. - 81.
frans0Fi&t Dampfsrlinis siinbisis an.
baB Rom 20. Wsdrs an bic Dumpfsr
Der aompasnis spiitheu 9su grrl nnt
8crSsauy, anitatt 5aprs. fdhrsn ipsr'
ben.
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Sat pieber einmal elm britiides
SdJiif uerienft.

galparaifo, IL. Raro. -
Die geiasung Der britif4.n Bari.
~Gonpap Cattle, bic BON BEN beuis
i4en ar.uSsr .Drssbtn" BEL b.m Ollie.
nifden 9afsn Corral p.risnit porb.n
II, ipurbs am Greitas hisr bon Dem
perupianii9sr Dampfsr Carton sss
lonbst. Si. rGonpap Gaiils1, bi. NIT
elmer aabuHs Gsriis na4 aiperpoOl
untuipegs mar. mar Elm ShifI Don
1881 2onnsn.
Die Wabrbeit aber bic
S4Ia9t in Der gbdm.
pagHe
Berlin, pia Qpnoon, IL. Mdr5.
Obsleid bic Gran5oisn Ddbr.nb Der
lebttn paar Wonen In ibrsn off.
Sislen 9sridien tGglit bebnnpiet bas
ben, in Der Champagne an Boben gss
fponnsn Su bdb.n, ipirb bier In gut In
formirten streifsn periihsrt, oab Der
0epinn Der Granspien in Der eon5,n
S9la9t nur iebr anbeoeutsnb mar unb
ii1 In brei perid5ietsnen punttsn arf
nur 300 CUB bslnufs.
9isft poiitionsn ipurSen aufstsebtn.
fpeil ipdbrenb bes laneen Rampftrs
bisf. @rdbsn burh bas @rtifIriefeuer
ssritort unb unbrauhbdr semndt tpors
ben iparsn. Die brei punttt lisgsH
n6rbIih bon Sc Wesnil. n5r6lib pcn
9tauisiOur unb norbtpefli& BON
8sauisiour.
MGbrtnb Der aansen SGlddi, bic
am IL. 5sbruar besaHn unb Big istt
ssbausrt tai, iinb ale anbersn Sbsile
Der ainit. bic su Our9brshen bic Grans
aoi.n psrfuht 5atten. ni5t nur in urs
itren 6dnben sebIiebeH, ipnbrH bic
9tutIfsn baben aud an mthrsren
puntisn an 8ob.n a.pcnnen.
Rur Gngldnb bat ben
Ruben.
drt IL. W1rJ. - sym ynrfier
.5ournnI4 fiibrt Der fransSFf&s afb,
seorbneie Ghamet aus, bab Granirtin
abiolut seiren Rubsn bon Der rs
ihn.ibuna bes oeuiIhsn 5anDtIs NIT
bem 2luslanb babe. glur England
profiiire baburd. i5rantr,ia babe frA
b.r arbsit.r nod Standardization my
duh nidbt S6iffs gsnua. I'm ii& Der
W1rtie bsm6dtiesn gu tonHsn. IN be-
n.n DsutI6lanb IsinsH srcbsn Mbinb
Enttt.
SisfransSiif4su Oa mpfsr
fabrsn isst na4 gprs
Ssdur.
Rem Dorf, II. Mdr,. = Die
frdns0Tii&t Tdmpftrlinis siinbieis an.
baB Rom 20. Mdrs an bic Dumpfer
Der aompasnis sipii9eu 9sU grrl nnt
8crOsauy, anituit 5aprs. faArsn ipsr'
ben.
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ilus tas etfe % erinnesn. frasf keim ssufn
eebf rn,h eet finffrfMfiff bon 9. q. Wfebe
nrrisi ssns GslaItana N dntsm xsas. zse.
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g a NJ tltnn.

linier gsent in S!milton in
Snr Gbunrb gruf, 449 Sho isiinfte
Strafe. geG Sci. 476 g., Spme
YbOne 1851 y.
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which in Russia falls on January IA.
according to our calendar.
The Greeks begin their Christmas
with q religious service that Is pc.
culiarly impressive. Christmas an.
ITEMS In the Greek tongue resound
from all the churches. where the men
stand and the women 8kneeI through.
out the services. Religious Greeks
engage IN q semi.fast, abstainins
from certain foods, for forty days be.
fore Christmas.
The Bulgar. the Serb and the Mon.
tenegrin observe Christmas with rites
similar to those of the Greeks, but
after the religious ceremonies are
over they are given TO rounding out
the day by consuming vast quaint.
ties of wine. To the male citizens
of the Balkan countries Christmas
Is a day for rejoicing, and they find
IT difficult to rejoice properly with.
out the assistance Of the Juice Of the
grape. On the whole, however, they
are a temperate people, and their
Christmas celebration probably does
them no harm.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-01-07

today. Jan. 7. 1883. The presIden-
tial electors so chosen met In Febru-
airy to vote for president and vice
president. Each eleetor voted for two
candidates for the highest office I'M.
der q provision that the candidate
receiving the largest number OF votes
was TO be declared president while
the candidate receiving the largest
number Of votes was to be declared
president, while the second choice
had to be content with the yice.presi.
dency. George Washington received
sixty-nine votes. and was elected
president while John Adams, with
thirty-four votes, became vice-presi.
dent. Others receiving votes were
John Jay. OF New York. nine; R. H.
Harrison. Of Maryland. six; John Rut-
ledge Of South Carolina, six; John
Hancock. Of Massachusetts, four;
George Clinton, OF New York. three;
Samuel Huntington. OF Connecticut,
two; James Armstrong. of Georgia,
one, Edward Telfair, OF Georgia,
one; BENJAMIN Lincoln, Of Massa.
chusetts, one. Before the 1904 elec.
ton the constitution was changed SO
that electors voted for a president
and yice-president.
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father did when he stayed out until
9 a. m. She lets him tell all the
things he did and then she knows
that he did all the things he was
afraid to mention.
Gasoline will remove grease spots
from clothes. And will also clean the
pocket in the clothes II you own o
car.
A Chicago University hibrow asks:
"can man be happy alone?" He
can, but not IL his wife knows It."
II man is as old as his Jokes, poor
old Methuselah will have to so get a
reputation. There are a lot of fol.
lows who make him look like piker
when 1t comes to longevity.
In the drama of life the leading
man marries the leading lady and
then nollers because she doesn't come
up to her advance notice.
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College
Adopts Ne wSongs

HUNTINGTON, Jan. IA song
contest was held recently at Marshall
College for both student body and fac
ulty In order to get supply Of college
songs. First and second prizes were
offered to students, faculty not com.
peting. First prize was won by Robert
H. C. Kay, Of Leon, Mason county. The
song was four.verse affair written to
the tune ofI"Maryland, My Maryland"
and entitled Marshall c. Second
prize was won by Carter Milan, of Sis
sonville,, Kanawha county. The sec
ond prize number was written to the
tune of Help 1t On" and was called
by the author Help Marshall On" 1t
consisted of three verses. Mr.. Kay re-
ceived prize of $500. Mr.. Milan
one OF $500. Tho prizes were offered
by the athletic association Of Marshall
College.
In all, about twelve songs were Of
fered by both the faculty and student
body. The songs are good college
songs, better in fact than most colleges
and schools can boast of. A book will
be published in the spring containing
these Marshall songs and other stand
ard college songs. The athletic asso-
citation has asked all alumni and ex-
students to send in songs during the
winter In order to get them in the book.
The association wants at least fifty,
and prefers tunes to hymns and stand
ard college songs but any kind will be
gratefully accepted.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-01-07
A GLOOMY OUTLOOK.

The New World says that Presi.
dent Wilson is the only Democrat
who would have any show Of cleo.
ton to the Presidency in 1915 and
that unless he can win there will not
be another Democratic president cleo.
ted during the life time Of the pres
ent generation.
The Hampshire Review gives voice
to about the same opinion as follows:
The Review sincerely hopes that
there may be Washington awaken.
ing and that the party wreckers may
be halted, for a Democratic defeat
in 1916 will mean more than a set
back to Democratic policies; 1t would
mean the end of the party itself.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-01-07
Eat Less and Take
Salts for Kidneys
TAKE A GLASS OF SALTS If YOUR
BAcKHuRTs OR BLADDER
BoTHERS.

The American men and women
must guard constantly against Kid
ney trouble, because we eat too much
and all our food is rich. Our blood
is filled with uric acid which the kid.
neys strive to filter out, they weaken
from overwork, become sluggish; the
eliminative tissues clog and the re-
suit Is kidney trouble, bladder weak.
ness and a general decline in health.
When your kidneys feel like Jumps
Of lead; your back hurts or the urine
is cloudy, full Of sediment or you are
obliged to seek relief two or three
times during the night; II you suffer
with sick headache or dizzy, nervous
spells, acid stomach, or you have
rheumatism when the weather Is bad,
get from your pharmacist about four
ounces Of Jad Salts take a table
spoonful in a glass OF water before
breakfast for a few days and your
kidneys will then act fine. This "a:
nous salts Is made from the acid Of
grapes and lemon Juice, combined
with lithia, and has been used for gen.
erations to flush and stimulate clog.
ged kidneys; to neutralize the acids
In the urine SO It no longer Is o
source Of Irritation. thus ending blad.
der disorders.
4 Jad Salts Is inexpensive; cannot In.
tjure, makes adelightful efferyescent
Whitewater beverage, and belongs IN
every home, because nobody can
make a mistake by having a good lid.
ney flushing any time.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-01-07
ToDAY's BIRTHDAY PARTY.
KING LOUIS III. OF BAVARIA
FORMER FOE OF PRUSSIA,
Is SEVENTY TO-DAY

Louis III, King OF Bavaria, whose
son. Grown Prince Rupert, is the com.
mander of one Of the Kaiser's armies
years ago, to succeed the mad King
Otto, He had succeeded his father
as regent only short time before.
At first he refused all proposals for
change in the Bavarian constitution
which would make him king in name
as well as in authority, but at length
he yielded to the popular demand, re-
Enforced by the ambitions of his wife.
Queen Marie Therese, who was. an
archduchess of Austria. King Louis
has often been accused of lack Of
friendship for the Prussians and Of
opposition to the Hohenzollern DOM
ination of Germany. In his younger
days he fought against Prussia, in
the war of 1866, and he still limps
from q bullet which he received at
the battle of Helmstadt. The King
still carries that Prusslan missile in
his leg, as 1t was never extracted.
King Louis is reported to have made
several trips to the front to encour.
age his troops, but his great age and
his infirmity prevent him from taxi
ing any active part in the war. al
though his counsel is often sought.
King Louis defined his position as
regards Prussian domination in an adj
dress he made at Moscow at the cor.
onation Of the present Gear. On that
occasion-long before he had any
thought of ever becoming q king-he
asserted that the states OF the Ger
man confederation were equal in ev-
cry way to Prussia, and that the lat
ter had no right to q dominant posi-
ton in the empire. The German
states, he said, were to be considered
the allies, and not the vassals or sub.
1ects of Prussia and the Prussian
crown. Those familiar with Munich
court life declare that the Queen is
the boss" at the royal palace. King
Louis is fond of sports, especially
hunting, and his affability and lack
OF "side" have won for him the name
of "the royal bourgeois He has the
almost universal respect Of his sub
jects, although a few Of the aristo.
Gratis arc disposed to resent his sim.
pie manners and mode of living.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-01-07
MoNoNeAH NEWS.

An.inteTesting meeting OF Black Ola.
mond Lodge No. ", Knights of Py-
thias, was held on Tuesday night, at
which time the following officers were
installed by Deputy Grand Chancellor
]. A. Reidy 70 rthe ensuing year:
John R. Crayton. Chancellor Com.
mander.
Chas. W. Munden, Vice Chancellor.
Grover c. Spragg, Prelate.
e. c. Morris, NJ. ofiW.
TIC. Price, X. of R., and 8.
Lee N. Satterfeld, NJ. off.
Chas. shupp, M. at A.
Ira Nichols,I.G.
Chas. Crayton, o. C.
After the conclusion Of this work the
members and visitors adjourned to the
lodge banquet hall, where delicious
oyster supper was served. Among the
out OF town members Of the order
present were Louis .oliker, Ciarks.
burg; R. a. Huntington. E. Dunning!
ton and Louis Currey, Of Fairmont.
Mr.. Henry Lambert. who formerly
resided near Boothsyille, Is visiting his
brother. Joshua Lambert. Of Lambert
street. Mr.. Lambert Is now located In
the west.
Mr.. Henry Gaskins, Of Boothsvflle,
was a business visitor In town, yester.
day.
Jacob Anderson and family have
moved TO conneaut Ohio.
Mrs. E. P. knight and little daughter
Mary. who have been seriously III with
diphtheria for some time. are improy-
ing.
Rev. c. G. Lawson IS conducting q
revival meeting at the NJ. P. church,
which Is progressing very successfully
the attendance being very large and
much interest shown.
Miss Carrie Fleming, of Fairmont.
was calling on friends In Monongah
ssterday. - s--~