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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-04-15
TardY Act of IustIce.

Marriage between English actresses
and men OF a high social position be-
gan in the eighteenth century. IL no
earlier. There was Lavinia Fenton,
the Polly Peachum of Gays "Beggar's
Opera" who became duchess of Boil
ton: there was Miss Farren. who mar
ried Lord Derby; also Miss Brunton
became Lady Crayeu not long before
Lord Thurlow married hiss Bolton.
Earliest of the list, though, comes the
earl of Peterborough. who married
Anastasia Robinson. the singer, and
kept the marriage Il secret until a few
days before his death in st. James
palace, when he assembled his rela-
tives and friends and publicly ar.
knowiedged the woman ito whom he
owed the best and happiest hours of
htsElife." a tardy act of justice that
caused the lady to swoon away.
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AND NOTICE Or
ELECTION FOR SCHOOL BOND
ISSUE AND LEVY.
To the Qualified Voters of Fairmont
School District in the County of
Marion and State of West Virginia.
TAKE NOTICE.

THAT. at a legal meeting of the
Board of Education of Fairnaont School
District, in the County OF Marion, and
State of West Virginia. held on the
18th day of March. 1915. the follow
ing order was adopted and entered on
record, namely:
II appearing to the Board OF Educa.
ton OF said Fairmont School District,
that to properly accommodate the
youth of school & residing in said
district, 1t is necessary to issue bonds
in the sum OF forty thousand dollars
tS4o, 000.00), as provided by Chapter
90 of the Acts OF the Legislature, 1911,
in order to procure money for the
purpose of building. completing, en-
larging, repairing n furnishing the
school houses in said district; 1t ap-
pearing further that the said district
has no present existing Indebtedness;
that the total value of the taxable
property in said district, as ascertain
ed by the las assessment for state
and county taxes. is three million
seven hundred fourteen thousand five
hundred seventy dollars and nine
proposed bonded Indebtedness does
not exceed 2H per centum of the said
value of the taxable property in said
district; and said Board OF Education
being of the opinion that the maximum
rate of levy provided for in Section
81 of Chapter 81. Acts OF the Legis-
lature, extra session, 1908. as amended
and re-enacted by Act of. the Legis-
iature. regular session, 1916, will not
produce sufficient funds to pay the in
terest on said bonded Indebtedness
and provide a sinking fund for the
discharge OF the principal in the num-
Der of years authorized by the issue
OF said proposed bonds without lay
ing a special bond levy as hereinafter
provided for to pay the interest and
provide a sinking fund:
Therefore. in pursuance OF the fore
going and said Chapter 10 of said Acts
OF the Legislature, of 1911, It is here
by resolved and ordered that the
Board of Education of said Fairmont
School District do borrow money in
the sum OF. forty thousand dollars.
Gao, 900. 0o) and issue and sell bonds
to raise said amount for the purpose
of building, completing, enlarging, re-
pairing and furnishing the school
houses of said district. as follows,
that Is to say:
1. Building and furnishing ar s.
room. brick. Graded and High School.
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Ancient Servants.

Francis Grierson. the English mu-
stefan and author. writes of the French
composer Auber in the Century for DC.
tober that IF l were asked to name
the most typical Frenchman ] ever
met | should not hesitate TO name
Auber.' The composer at the time
spoken OF was e~ighty-fve. and among
his idiosyncrasies was his preference
fcHservants of equally advanced years.
He had five domestics. the youngest.
whom he called the baby. being the
coachman, who vas se~venty-fve."
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Ona Onnortunitx

Recently a lady amateur song writ
er sent to a popular actress-vocalist
the words or a new song which she
had written. The actress could see
acthins attractive in the song, and
cad the verses to her husband. Good
'eavens!" he exclaimed, when she had
'utshed. What's she talking about?
What does she call it?" "She calls it
: wonder If He'll Miss Me-" was the
.pply. Well" said the husband, IF
does he ought never to be trusted
= y -,D o1a;nt"
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A CONFESSION
Hopes Her Statement ade Public,
viii Help OH #onen.

Hines, AstVI must confess, avs
Mrs. Euia Me Reid, Of this place, "tiiai
Cardui, the &okian's tonic, has done me
q great deal otGood.
Before ] ce&nmeneed using Cardui. ]
would spit upAeyerything ate. had q
tired, sleepy. feeling all the time, and was
irregular. Hcould hardly drag around,
ana would 1--we severe headaches con.
Since takiaeGsam, 1 have entirely
quit splitting up whit 1 eat. Everything
seems TO digest right. and | have
gained 10 pounds nweight."
fyou are, 4 vi i'm of any of the numer-
Gus o,ssi ills IS SO is9g mon to your sex, it is
For half century, eardui has been re-
lieving iyS such Ills, asSis proven by the
thousaiifs OF letters, similar to the above,
which, POUR into our Office, year by year.
Cardui is successful BECAUSE II is CON-
posed ofingredients which actspeciiically
on the wo1anly constitution, and helps
build the weakened organs back to health
and strength.
ycardui has helped others, Ind viii help
you, too. Get a bottle today. You
won't regretit. Your druggists sells II.
Wsiz %. chzttaDooga msdiene Co, Iadiss. AZ
fsrletioss on your case md s',s.Es book. .hons
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CHILDREN HATE
PILLS., CALOMEL
/ AND CASTOR OIL
If ERoss, FEVERIsH, coNsTi-
RATED, GIVE "cAliFoRNiA
ssYRuR OF FIGS"

Remsnberahe "dosR mother insisted
on-castor Spil. catomel. c%athartics.
How you haNed then, how you fought
against takink thelp.
With our fhifafen it's different
physic simply 90 reaIiae what they
do. The chiiGfn revolt is we'll
founded, Their nder little "insides'
are injured by thin.
II your child's stomach. liver and
bowels need cleansing, give only deli.
cious "Calforniat Syrup of Figs" Its
Of cf' mot h RsepssRfs harmless snei s'' '.frui5
laxative" handy: theS know children
love to take 1t: that Il never fails to
clean the liver and BOWLS and sweeten
the stomach, and that4a teaspoonful
given today ave a sicH child tomor-
row.
Ask YOUR druggist for &50.cent bot
tie of &"C%alifornia SyruH of Figs"
which has full directions5for babies,
children OF all ages and foEgrown.ups
plainly on each bottle. Reware of
couuterfeits sold here. Seetthat it Is
made by California Fig Synlp Com
pany." Refuse any other MRth on
tempt.
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Question OF Poli.eness.

Robbie and Elsie were told that
there were two apples on the table for
them. Being taught to consider each
other first. Bobbie said: Take your
choice. Elsie" NO." said Elsie, you
take your choice" Each kept insist
ing that the other take first choice. un-
til finally Elsie broke the deadlock by
taking tho bigger apple. Instantly Bob
bie's eyes flashed and he exclaimed
w%rathfully: Put that back and take
your choice"
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PreroaatIve Of Suffering.

Every tragedy in the home circle.
every hour OF agony through which
you PASS, every wrong that you must
endure in silence-for there is no re-
dress upon this side OF the grave-is
not purposeless or accidental. 1t is
a great privilege to which you are
called-the high prerogative OF suffer
ing. Some day we shall see the mean
ing OF It all, and neve regret g mo-
ment OF it.-R. ]. Campbell.
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WTik o.. chattsnoogs Medieine Co. ladies. 40
visory Dept.. Chaftapooza. Tean..s for Special In
strttctiossS on your case and 6s-pxEe book. "Huna
tssataaat fE &enea.s sssi Ia Al vfappss. hct11
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The Rocket and tho Bomb.

I'll shake the earth all right when
I go or" said the bombastic Bomb.
Perhaps you will, Bomby." said the
Rocket: but wait till I go of. and
you'll see" "You?" retorted the
Bomb scornfully. What will you do?"
"I1l rocket" said the Rocket.
Whereupon the Bomb exploded with
scorn and shook the whole company.
Judge.
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The one man in the State of West
Virginia upon whose shoulders the
responsibility of interpreting and en-
forcing the recent amendment to the
state constitution prohibiting the man.
1ufacture and aisle of intoxicating
liquors rests is Hon. Fred 0. Blue, OF
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-12-08
RIckETrs ITEMS


Wesley Hess returned to Iowa Cit.
Monday after a short vacation a
home.
Hugo Rix left Tuesday for Siou.
City and returned Thursday, having
visited several places around thai
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Shaw visited al
the Titus Shaw home in Charter Oak
Wednesday and Thursday.
+, Bill Groth was "a Ricketts, caller on
Wednesday evening.
Herman Baak was Denison caller
Thursday.
N. F. Baak was caller at Mapleton
Wednesday.
Schleswig Thursday afternoon to move
her household goods into rooms above
the A. F. Baak store. She returned
Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. P. Hoeffer were bus.
mess callers in Charter Oak Thursday
evening.
c. P. Hoeffer was a Schleswig caller
Friday.
Mrs. Herman Preuhs visited with
relatives in Charter Oak Friday and
Saturday.
Miss Ethel Beals visited at the Rem
de home south of Charter Oak over
Sunday.
Gus Rickert was taken i'll very sud.
denly Saturday morning. He had been
up town only short time when
the pain became SO intense he was de-
lirious. His condition was doubtful
f0r n time htff at this writing he is
much better.
A cattle sale was held in the Rick
etts stock yards Saturday afternoon.
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A large crowd was in attendance, but
very few cattle were sold.
The little German band gave anoth.
err street concert Saturday afternoon,
and in the evening played for a dance
in the opera house, and everybody in
attendance reported an enjoyable
| time.
Will Groth was visitor in Ricketts,
Sunday.
Miss Elsie Bunk visited at home
over Sunday.
Titus Shaw and family, OF Charter
Oak. visited at the Gus Shaw home
Sunday.
Mrs. NJ. A. Hollander and children
arrived Monday to occupy their new
home above the A. f. Baak store.
Hannes Thompson. OF Charter Oak,
was a caller in our town Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cerveney entertained
a number of friends at their home OH
Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. August Huffman, of
Castana, visited Sunday at the Fred
Kuhlman home They returned Mon
day morning, Fred Huffman making
the trip with car.
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WEST DEN'soN NEWS.
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James Heating made a business tri
to st. Louis last week.
A horse. driven by Herman B0gel
Jr.. was struck by an engine at tn
McHenfy crossing one day last weel
and instantly killed. Mr.. Boyer ant
the other horse escaped uninjured.
Gene Owens entered the Denis0l
college December 9Th, where he vii
(. take commercial course.
Miss Alta Schafer, who is attending
school In Des M0ines, was home for the
Thanksgiving vacation.
Miss Ellen Collins spent last week
at the j. A. Houlihan home caring for
her sister, Nora, who is suffering from
measles.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Schramm. of Deni
son, autoed to the H. Boyer home for
a visit Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Bryan. from near
AriOn, were visiting the sick folks in
the Powell home Sunday.
Mrs. Wulf Evers, of Denison, was a
guest III the home of her son, Otto.
and family last week.
Fred Boyer and family visited Deni-
son friends Friday.
Mrs. Beaman and son. John, attend
ed the funeral Of Mrs. Showers near
Buck Grove last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ebson and daugh-
ter. Margaret, spent Thursday evening
at the H. Bengendahl home.
Miss Lizzie BrOsnahan was q week
end visitor 1t the home of her cousin,
Mrs. James Finnern.
Misses NJ. Brown and Edna KOlls
visited 1t the home Of Helen keAting
last Wednesday evening.
Gene Owens and sister, Agnes, Tom
Brown and sister, Mary, and Miss Mar.
McGrath home in Soldier township
last Sunday. where they enjoyed a
splendid dinner and visit.
John Hoist and family and Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. LEM were Charter Oak Wis
itors Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs: Ed Schramm spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Peter.
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Kolls were Deni.
son visitors Friday.
Johnnie and Freddie Krusey spent
Sunday afternoon with Herbert and
Otto Moeller
Miss Owens and brother spent Fri.
day evening with Mr.. and Mrs. 0.
FienhOld.
Miss Lottie Lenz was a guest of her
aunt. Mrs. W. Peterson, near Buck
Grove last week.
The many friends of B. McCord are|
pleased to see that he can now walk
with crutch. Mr.. MsCord and family
were Denison visitors Saturday.
Little Julia Wolfe, who lives with
her grandmother, Mrs. Brosnahan.
spent Friday with Emma Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Houlihan return.
ed from their wedding trip and are
very busy getting settled in their beau
tiful new home.
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LOW FARES TO FLORIDA AND
THE GULF COAST VIA

CHICAGO 4 NORTHWESTERN nv
Low round trip fares are in efrec,
via Chicago to New Orleans, La, Ha
vana. Cuba, Jacksonville, st. Angus,
tine. Palm Beach, Orlando, Tampa, Mi.
ami and Otller popular wintering re-
sorts in the summer-land OF Florida;
and on the Gulf Coast.
Tickets on sale daily, allowing fav-
orable stopovers and liberal return lin.
its. Choice of scenic routes going and
returning.
For fares and particulars call on tick.
ct agents, Chicago 4 North Western
Ry. @ 49-1t
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, Laverna, spent Thursday afternoon q
Ricketts, with relatives.
: Supt. f. N. Olry, of Denison, was ;
caller in Schleswig Friday.
Adolph Jahde. and Elmer Watson
were county seat visitors Wednesda,
} evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Boock and daugh
ter and Mrs. John Berndt went t
DentsOn Monday in the Book car.
Il Henry +. Paulsen, son of Mr.. anG
Mrs. Peter Paulsen, of Schleswig, and
Miss Dora Amelia Hanneman, daugh
ter of Gustav Hanneman, of Oklahoma
We're united in marriage at the Emman
uel Lutheran church by Rev. SchwenA
at 10 o'clock Wednesday morning, De
cember LIST. Miss Alvine Bielenbere
and Miss Lille Paulsen and Mr.. Louie
Reimers and Mr. Emil Hanneman at
tended the young couple. The cere.
m0ny was witnessed bp q party of rela.
tives and friends. A wedding dinner
was served at the home of the groom's
brother, August Paulsen, and wife. The
young couple went to points in Ne
| braska for wedding trip and will then
return here, where they will make
their home in the rooms over the old
schroeder meat market. The groom
has grown to manhood here and IS
we'll known and liked by ALL The
bride is not so. we'll known here. al
though she has spent the past year or
SO here with her sister. Mrs. Ernst
Rfckert All join in wishing these
young people success.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Petersen and
Mr. on1 hTrr Erol Doto,,o,, ,,,xl
daughter, Emma, were in Denison on
Wednesday doing some shopping.
DR.. Schultz was In KirOn on pro-
fessional business Tuesday.
Mrs. Harry Lorenzen went to Rick
|etts Saturday to spend Sunday with
her husband.
I Mrs. Boettger has been enjoying
visit with some Of her children who
are here on their way from Chicago to
Whittier, Cali.
The dance given by the Sons of Her
man was we'll attended and all pres.
.ent enjoyed the time thus spent. Music
was furnished by the little German
band.
After pleasant visit here with
friends, Peter Huebner has returned
to his home at PipestOne, MINI.
Mrs. Eva Girard and daughter, Miss
Gladys, returned Wednesday from Per-
ry. where they had spent a week with |
the formers mother, Mrs. Springer.
Rroder Petersen, of Ipswich, S. D.,
is here for visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Carstens, from
near Ida Grove. were here to attend
the dance Friday night and to visit
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Woock
Mrs. George Riessen entertained the
F. H club at her pleasant home Fri
day afternoon.
Earl Brake, carrier on route one.
has resigned and we understand he
and his family will make their home
at Dow City or Dunlap. Ludolph Mohr.
who is substitute, is, carrying the mail
on that route now.
VIM. Baak spent Sunday with his
daughter and family near Ricketts,.
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ooooa,cH ,Tems:
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Mrs. Lew Wright and daughter, Gel.
Ia, visited in Vail Thursday.
Mrs. s. d. Newton visited with Mrs.
Weir at Deloit Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Beaman visited
at the Lingle home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Whey visited
Sunday at the John Anderson home.
Miss Lucy Flint spent the week end
with her sister, Mrs. Ben Beaman.
Mrs. Lew Wright visited at the He.
man Newcom home Monday.
8. D. Newton sold some fine cattle
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hansen and Mr.. and
Mrs. Starek. Of Vail. visited at the
Wright home one day this week.
Mrs. Frank Brown Is on the sick list.
but Is getting along nicely and wa
hope she will soon be up and around
about her daily duties.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Whey autoed IA
Denison Thursday.
Mrs. George NewcOm, of Boyer. Wis
tied relatives Friday in Goodrich town
ship.
e. .McNeal and family took in the
bazaar and supper Friday at Dcloit.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Anderson and
children were in Deloit Friday to at
tend the NJ. E. bazaar and supper.
Hannibal Fink and Herman Grill
were DelOit visitors Friday.
The Oliver Fink sale was success
and Mr.. Fink will soon be enjoying his
new home.
Mrs. Mike Myers took advantage Of
the fine weather and drove out Friday
AFTERNOON to the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Newcom.
Mr.. and Mrs. Heman Newcom had
their baby blessed Sunday evening at
tho L. d, s. church.
Herman Grill has sold his farm and
expects to have sale. We under.
stand that the family expect to make
their home In California.
The gospel team Of the NJ. Il. church
at Doloit. consisting Of A. D. Whey.
Verne Wilkinson, Leonard Lingle. Mr..
Cooper. Eugene Fink and Professor
Edwards. exchanged places with the
Boyer team Sunday evening.
Mrs. j. Wilkinson took In the ba.
zaar Friday at Deloit. She is looking
for her brother, Charles Flint, and fam.
lily and her sons. Morris, and friend
home to spend Christmas.
BrOder ,Boysen and Chas. Jensen are
shipping In old corn to feed.
Heman Newcom and family aut0ed
to Denison Saturday evening.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-12-08

Radcliffe college girls are to play
baseball which disposes Of the idea
that women are not capable Of the
classical education.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-12-08

If you find in the big cities a
building with dance floor, concrete
hall, theatre and opera performances
and q skating rink. it is merely ar
up.to-date hotel with all the cabaret
attachments.
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The Puella club was very nicely en-.
tertained At the John Jorgenson home
southwest of town Friday evening by
Miss Hilda JOrgens0n.
Fred Northern was In Boyer between
trains Thursday.
Mrs. A. g. Schultz and son, Lenlart,
and Mrs, Martin Sehuits and daughter,
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@arnungsi6ii1e bat
ten Grfolg.
&ebellenfiibrer auf 9aiti
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rid.
9titbe nnb Crbnnns berrihen Jest
amf Der sansen Sniel.
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aantGblidD berscitellt.
3eit Der ErGiibentennabl lit nod
nidlt feitseiest.

Sort au Yrince, Soiti, 5.
slug. Die Wfarine.Sploaten, Die
geStern nbeno pom anerifonii6en
Sdlahtihiff Connecticut ans 2ano
geieet puroen, batten bei,te friib Die
@elesung Der Stabt perpollit1noigt
slu6 Die &aiernen in 9elialil1es be-
fin6en iid in ibren Sdnoen. Sie
gepolferitng bon Bort oil Brince
gloitbt alleemein, baB oieie omerifo-
nii6e SfflIpation pon lunger Oouer
iein miro. Die Wtarineioloaten be-
obo9ten cine iebr forrefte Saltitna,
Die einen glten Ginoruf berporruft.
Sn Der bieiigen politti6en Sage
lit feline @erOering 5u per5ei6nen.
Die gsotiOnal- -Seriantmlilng nurtet
Oie gutiheiolng Don Or. &osloto
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leste Regierltng litter BrGiioent
8uiIlairme geitiir5t batten, ab, oh er
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na6oem es geitern IN 8ort OH 8rin.
&C Wtarinefolooten ans 2ano geiebt
batte, Dor Cape Soitien anaefont-
men, Gen 9obu periu6te geitern
nit ettpos Sruppcn Gape Saitien All
betreten, nber lalt 9eridt oeS &on.
terubmirals Gaperton fpuroe CT
burd einiee @ornlngs56iiiie bon
Der Sunbes- -&iiitcnia6t eagle at.
riifgei6euht. Ger &onamnbunt ber
gtaibpiae ianbte Dem Sen. 9obo Ole
8arnung SIT, baB Elm Sclier uuf i'm
iinb feline Srltppen eroffnet perocr
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Die gilbune eines Si6erbeits- slus
i6nb aus gingeborencn bot beqon
men. gfa6 Nngaben bes Wforinc
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Wliibe, Die Seripaltitng Der 9snieI Il
balb aIs n1oglif IN Die Sdnbc boz
geboroen BON Gingeborenen Al
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Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-08-05
IufOrotrnng an Snbeu.
ssaiten nnb 8ebete am Wfontaa fir
ben Srteben in europa.

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ipiloen unb perriidten GonfIift ner.
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fir Die 9eremonic in ben 9ottesbGli.
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