davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-02-12
Woman's Part in
the Neu,s 7odau
Mr.. kcReynolds 10 So and Miss
Burleson 20 years old

Burleson 20 years old.
The Postmaster General and Mrs.
Burleson, as we'll a. Miss Burleson,
have denied the engagement, but even
those closest to Mr.. McReynolds be-
lieve the denial is of a purely conven
tional sort, such as officials high in
the Government are privileged to give.
Miss Burleson was a guest at the din
ner last night, as were also her pa
rents.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-23

ham til al trrttc liz tilbOGc o. iInatc
ira Nopcoituocu.
Sau bleO Weucrol @odllc @on;a-
les @urju uoiect Ill hams Gitcrmono
iom ErTijocut pau Ell N%oupcutiou /
N}crlto Sim Ocu 16oc &auuor.
G}eu ogiaa ban nrltlOc G0rrou}o.
iltcrHe at auertjcuOc, o. @eueraI
C%brclou rnttt / Sptoien Tor en-
observation-disclosures m0 / NopcNita.
Ben. @orio iIn1tc0c "a Gorrnu}a
protIancrrOc liz Igicn iom Bra.
iioclt.
M}en hcncr fife henrc @an1 parc.
DC NcrItgbeocu lru8c. SCR ucI en-
llQc2 ll0 iiOeu iou @eu. Sbrcgon
% Garran5a lil moot iii after at
ronmc Ntcrlto Gltn, buortitcr Gar.
io Qioroc lit &llotol tgien / Nooco-
itaocn / SplOieu ior en- itorre N'oe.
ling al Cp%ror2iorcrcn 3opntaa
(ropper.
Saalroc@ cr Situationen ioaa.
NUorIeOe5 0cu nil ortc iig inorIcu,
cr life goot al uiOc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-23
Spprgsmaalet Stalicn.

@eni 1900 Marta. - Gen eiter-
rig'tc Ncgicrill9 mpOiGttcr Jig cler-
Gift Oct ErcS, ionn iloepe5 ira Der.
lin, iorot i%ornlou Den til of itpnoe
Jig nlco at giprc Slorpmulclicr til
Stalicn mreo Scnipn iii Sanoai'taa-
elier. @rcp Nnorosip, bcn tiOli-
gcrc %nn9orIfe Ercmicrniniitcr, %
ilcrc andre Hepruicntdntcr ipr Cob
beltnlonarfict ifal pare rcilt til
Berlin for at oilfutere Sugcn mes
Ocn tpitc H~igsfanilcr % llocnrig9-
miuiItcr.
Get iorlpbcr her. at bpia Oisie
lnocrbonolingcr better life i0rcr til
nogct Helultnt. iua pil Nilafaniler
Sctbmonn @ollueg rcile I'll @ieu
forat prpue at oucrtole Sciicr Sranj
SoIcph.
Cttcrrctnl11cr BERTH mco0cler, at
Der cr fonlrrct iii ell polOlom Gon-
lift mcllcm TangcrnlaaCrnc / Otter
rig 90 Gjcffcrne / SraniuloonIcn,
Sc iibite iorlallger at Eitcrrig-
llngart ifal ripe iig los ira BET IN
ifc Suerherrcopmme og lutte &c
parutIrcD nlc0 GlialGno o. Scrbler.
Mipn 19hc Mart@. Gn Wcos
bclelic BERTH ira @ien iremitiuer
Oct eitcrrigifc StonOmlnft ionlcbea:
SCR Eiterrig tilbpbcr StuIicn Ero.
pinicn Srcntino iolu %cocrloQ ior
NStalicna N%oitralitci. mou mat laa
abiplut binbcnbe 8aronti fpr Sta.
liens p%ernlancntc Neitrolitet. Srcn-
tinO or ncnlliN Den i~tcrfcit bciTitcOe
% panlfeliglt tiI9iGngcIigc eiterrig,
ifc @rTnicpropins, og bpis StoIicn
SnrffTftrS MAO GJSn
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-23
Snofalot til Kriostienelte

Seattle, @oib., Sen 16oc Warts.
2luc r%lt3liifc @rrrcpIigtige / go
Ibin9ton Oregon, Soubo. @pom-
ing, 0tontana % NIoifn bor gieu.
lcm Sen berpUrenoe r@itSiiife apniuI,
NicoIu3 8ogoiopinifn, iaoct Srore
iii u%Iortsoct at ucuoe hiem igien og
mcloc iiG til Sieneitc pes iite re.
Ipcftioe Hcgimentcr. Get auilaneS
al aoriuIen, at SicmfoIoeIieSororen
nil omiatte ca. $4,000 Wano.
Ger oil bli icnot Ell riSfiif Gam.
per otter Dem til @Ia0ipoitocf. Sc
bar Crore til at meI0e ia pes line
reipcttiue Hegimenter ieneit oen
1909 glpril. Ge, iom oa life uoen
guIoig @ruuo bor melot liz, pil bli
erflprct FOR Ieierterer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-23
Klas%i efammerat df
Bryan forulvffet

Nrd,cr Sim, Ger, 0cu Zoe
Morta. Gn plore N}ouO, iou faIote
ill I ". Grendl, fom Tor nolIc
l(ler lioeu I'll Ell / CmeQncn belig.
genoc Sarm % bo0 ON grbeioe.
san iortuItc, al ban uur Wloitpnola
bIottct Tor N}iolcr o. crfIprcoc itg
ullll I'll at orbci0c ior soften. Nau
bIcu giuet noaet at b%eltillc.
&9aar bIeu ban iIunget al Ell
&ogu OF orGbt pua Steoet. vi
Eupircruc, iom ianotes / hans 2onl-
mcr, ircmgif oct, at bans tioliqcre
@Icm par / Nit. &crnor. ,<llo., al
ban bau0C ipluct en- iremrugcuoc 10.
Iitlif Rone Ger { StutclL ioet han
9ouoc rcprUieuteret lit Gjltrift / %e-
ltsIuturcu / 10 Mar, purct 2ircttor
Tor Stats'UnQalct / y}ltli9au Gin
ol icuerc mocbopt ionmc Stiliul
uc0 NOrbltu02'TuQ@lC NeaCCll-
WOrth, aons.
@luuot De iorcfuuouc Gdpircr uur
ilcrc Nrcpc ira Stat5mjutitCr Nrnar.
itrccuc Tor mango Nar it0eu on a.
hulltc bet rremglt, AZ DC 10 huroc ru.
ret Gouelc &loaietumcratCr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-23
St uroli9t Sane.
Hcpnblifcn Wcricp cr Nproamcrifus
"nrpliar NlOrnc".
On NGffc al VrGNocntcr.

Silclom Naltanlan0cuc | lnnGe
Siocr bar pHret tIcuot iom "Gllro-
pas lroIigc &lerne" fan MerIco
mc0 ligc 'ua itor Sanohco liQca al
pprc oct noroamtrltuuifc &outi-
ncllt5 uroIiec Gam Get er life
nlcnc Ct uroligt, men ct Rcuolltio-
ncrncs @urtb, ntc0 ben enc NcupllI-
ilon ioIgenOe / &Ultnc pnd Ocn an
ocn eucr, ION &iI'plOet or MI,
nlcO clroog ilcrc &cpohttIoncr / iuIo
@on9 paa Ell % ianm1e (iO.
M|crico bar iiocn @rrliocnt 2iuj'
6ll,gt til europa / ApriI 1911, bopt
Ell pcritabcl Eroccaiion al &rUiiocn-
fer, al boiIfc Ell, 6rQnciaco :. Ma
ocro, or bIcpcn 'nilmproct, % cit,
Bcll. &ictoriano 3lerta, Scr I'll
trnaotc %Negierilt8cn cltcr Niooero2
MorO, Ii9cion Clos blcu Orcuct /
SanoflpgtigbeO.
TeI9cnbc or eli Cite opcr Sc Tor.
'ficli1e Erpiibertcr, Iom Wcrico
bar bopt / Den forte &t0 al ire 9lnr,
iiocn Sororipclien al Gia5:
i. Z. DC Ia 9orra, ira 25oc Nlpril
1911 til CITE NoDcntbcr 1911.
6ro1cisco :. Mtaocrp, ira 6tc
Noucmbcr 1911 til 19oe 6cbruor
1913.
%ictoriono 6ilcrtn, ira 19oc Sc.
brllar 1913 til 15Oc Srli 1914.
6ranciaco GoruaIol, ira 15Oc
SitIi 1914 til 13Oe Altgltit 1911.
&cnIitiouo 9%orranja, ira 130c
9lugllt 1914 I'll
Glllatio @utticrrr5, ira Oen t0OC
Nopembcr 1914 til -
Toqltc @ou5alio 8arjo, ira 16oc
Saltuor 1915
9IQc 0iale. ire liOitnGpntc gieI
ianltioia bier Tor fig. 6or0rilq pac
f%rcmoclcs at purc San0ct5 lopliQ(
ErG1locnt, loct DC 10 fprltnGnntC
life ancrfieubcr Ben ieIubcitoIteo(
Observation-Disclosures" Munoighe0
iii at aiipttc ocnl. ",
Ser bar purct Iloen RollQhc0
Merico iiben Hanoct / 1920 crobrc.
ocs al Spnnlernc , bpi3 Qrltiomm(
&crrcosmme parcoc / opcr 800
9lar.
Mericos llaihrn0igbeO Oatercr
Jig tiIbage til 1920, iiocn boiItcl
Sio og inOtil Gio3 ! 1850
blep palgt ior nnoen Sang oQ ser.
citcr herifc0c ion 9ittator, Sunoct
bar bapt life minorc enc - Erp.
li0ertcr.
observation-disclosures Sprcttelic q.
acilcrrigct MtcrIco mco Eriua Mar.
inlilion, Ell &rooer al Den ctoul
re9ierenoc oilcrrigife aeiicr 1rou.
&oicsb, pnn (ronen, bar finn en-
GpiioOc / Oen lilitauo al 9icuollt
tipncr oq llroIigbeoer, iom off form
Tor Clos itrcnlc &eginlcntc.
aci'erEcrlllhc0cn bareOc fun
ire Mar, ira 1864 til 1861, "a ser
uIpffcliac imQc Erins. iom bar loDc'
/ Stiffcn Al 6ranifnlGnoenc. blcr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-23
&c tabtc Sfibc.

&c tnbtc Sfibc.
Nuc DC ire tubtc Sfibc par gorl-
lie. "@ollpct" bar 6lct flllOisrt iur
nGitcn 20 slnr liOclL % "Sccun" pN
",SSrrc'iltiblc" outcrcr Jig ira 1898.
&c bar imiOlcrtiD alc nlcgct npttigc
netop for ianoannc Spcrationcr Ioll
Oisic / Taroanclcrnc. Set iiolt-
nGpilte Sfib par pao $4,000 Cons,
sc 10 andre pna pmfring 10000.
9luc buubc ira 70 iii tire II Sona
&uiloncr % Ell bcl Gel mi,,orc @nt-
terrier.
&c 70 brittle Sfibc fom ltol CT
itattc De tnbtc, er al innnne Sppe.
Get ~forlpocr at sc allcrcoc Tor ell
Sih 'i0cn afrciltc III Oct eltli9c
Mibbclhau FOR at pTre nTr fpr
Sdunocn, ON Ell luabon 2atoltrofc
lon bcn ontoltc. ifulbc inbtruffc.
Mnsicrmc pc0 Wuspurms.
@pnbon 20oc MurtS. - Set be.
frritcs nj oiiiciclt, at eli rusiilt
Glfoore nnrrlcr iig oct norbligc
Snolsb al @osporlis, t~clcJroicrcs
pco Mibongstib BERTH ira Tctro.
GRAB. Gifnbrcns Silipncfpmit rolotc
itor Eanit / &onitantinopcI.
Src Turtcr til pbclagt.
Sclcgranllcr ira Ntbcn al 2Ooe
Mnrts mcobelcr, at Tortcrne Nilio
@abr, Noma3icb og Gbannf / oct
inbre al ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS blcu
praftiif tdlt belt pbclagt umocr ben
alliercbe Nluubcs @ombarbcmlct /
Sorsoags.
Sclcgrnnnncr ira &onltoltilropcl
til Berlin fortrllcr, at 5000 Mo
rillciolontcr onlboro pau ocn cn0clif-
frnnifc Tloooe blcp orrbt c1cr loa,
ret UNDER Ingrcbct Sorsoag, og
minbit $50 al arigsitibcncS aonp.
ilcr blep ebclagt."
Oct itsrItc Mnnbciolo ltripcr liz
ira oct f%ranifc Slu0ifib "NpIpet3"
llnbcrgana. III bets @clTtllinN poa
$50 Mnllo hlep finn 81 rcooet,
mems DC Orrbtc % iaoreoc paa De
ANDRE Sfibe par forboloepis ioo. cf-
fer bpao Der mcoOclcs ira Sonbon.
Tugcn citcr Slugct blcp iun man.
&C al sc iulbnc, nlall bopOc t%lilltct
finbc. begrnpet / Nopci Dor Zen &c
nc0os mlocr illlo militTr Nnirler.
Zen ollicrcoc Tlnooc bar Iamlct /
CT Girfcl ba en- britiit Scitroper
fom ilo al StrTbct nlcb sc ial0nc
pmbprb. NQc Sfibenc flOgc0c paa
bolp Stong, % citcr @cgrapcllcn al
fprcocS ell 9Grcaiolnt.
Ter Guar / 2onoon Gpgtcr on,
at Tpcritfonmnonbcrcnoe opcr sen
ulliercbc Nloabc pc0 SurboncQcrnc
Giccaomirnl Gnrocu par blallot sc
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-23
1noforiel at Suru
trrr fcrbuot

&aihiuIton oeu 160c @tart2. -
Observation-Disclosures bar loog
uoiteot SorbIo moo $uoierieI AZ
curogRtife 6urutrpr eitcr oen tie
&,uli. oau @rrmo al Sareu ior. az Dc
er bei9ngeoe meo Den iadtalote
pine ihoot moth iom bar 'oruar-
iaget umaaSeItJ Sfaoe paa 6lIrll-
ifogeIt / europa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-23

toocn til'on1c al ,>l,oriitcrnc unoer
Ncncral Gecobcoo "a Sen ll0t Mnt
iommc elor hcurrttrt
\ Sc y Nar. ION Ga; uocu NJ.
bruo "tn0chauoe Vrrrocntembtoct.
ncnllia ira 1881 til 1911. lmrc0
han @nn0ct nIr0 ,<trnhQun0 san
hapnc puret Yruii0ert en- 5crnrin
ier. nenlid ira fN16 til 1850. ,>'ol.
ac Den nl liul0cnOc WrmOlou. frn
Sc hon life olcnouldca on uloattt
0crior tru0c ulbn0c. : 1854 b.cu
ban innolcrtio after pallt o. ban
poo iutct Ncuinu ot to1e I'll yonpo
rooraicr. ipri1opiNt en- @earrna
nina al 0mbc0stcrmlnen oudif.
Ncofonmcn0c Ncit,nmlclic /
0rlnolopcn bIcp itrplct "a hau 0if
tcrr0c bcrcitrr inert fIcr0e Nar lit
8icuolo. Nou BAR + 1876 mar.
Ihcrct iuh / N}crirD Sim I Spj0icu
Tor en- icirri1 9lrnIe. Oh han fjcrNtc
nct mcrifouif, Iolf pcI nof ill al
nine N flu en- \~crnhoou0 flul0c
hnlbc Sem PHO.
Sprffrt ~ Sc ito0i1c Nompc ou
i'm heic 9llncr nan por ba so
glor ooumcl buffchc nan lutte.
II, uubcr ! Sen Hcpohutiou. iom Iot.
tcs ioou1 unncr Wobcro5 ycOcrifob
on ilnotc0c / 9IpriI 1911 til Gurn.
M hpnr hon hclcr i'm Gin mcIcnr
l}oria ~ M}onrio
y x
Set ion en- Gio ll6. lom ON oct
iful0c Ipffcs SET me Rclimentr I'M
ser Wiaocro at ioa oprcttet table
3ilitonOe iojeu Mcrico. 4. z. Sc
ia 0orrn ~uonupntcS oen 250e 9lpril
1911 ion propiIoriif Grpiiocut,
inotll oct rc0ltlurc @alQ funoc bli
bol0t. Settle rcmltcrcOc / &alQct al
Iranci4co ). MuOcro, Iont tiltraa0tc
Gmbcoct Sen Gtc Nouembcr iommc
9lar.
Get uoreoe imiolertio life lunge,
iar mo OrIftiifr StriNinhpNrr ODitON
Oh Oct err / Wtcrico c~nsbctu0eu0e uneo
en- Rcpollltiou. &ictoriano &ucrta,
en- al Ma0croa melt bctroc0c 8cnc-
rolcr. OanneOc en- SonmcuiuurQclic
moo ham, ipmt rciultcrc0c / Mo0c-
ro3 Moro Den t90c Gcbruar 1913,
hporcitcr Nucrta mana Non1rc2icn
iii at crflrre ham ior Traitocnt.
Nuerta2 itormlulOc Hc1icrmQ,
Ser tuolrl Sc Gorcneoe 5totcr til at
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-23

lfid,acl DC Nobccf nlcO Slang al
%iccaomirGl."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-23

% NrUbtc clltr iuorc0c onlb0r0 pad
Nldgltlbct "&nilCriblt". men / offi-
cIcIlc 2rc0ic paoaitac2 oct. at ban
ollercoe bcu 16Oc Wtart@. altlaa 10
Sage ior SloGct, blcu ailoit paa
@rlno Al Spgbonl.
Eaa'n igjcu.
@oubon 200c Ntart2. Srooa
il9nnitigt %clr % trob3 Snbct al
ire Slugltibc / Sora0ala off 6 a.
Dc NliCrc0cS lterrc Stibc i1aar az
fer ino / 2urooncllcrrlc % uc0liNc-
bclbt Ell bcitig ,ilO mob sc tprfiifc
Sortcr belle Gageit. Sm GClultutct Al
bette NDmburocnlcnt bar 9l0mlraIl-
ictet cnbnll intct mcb0elt. Wnlt
JiTttcr pea. at bpcrfcn 6Ortcrnc
cllcr Sfibcnc leO nogcn n%Uuncunr0ig
Sfubc.
Sra tprfiif Slide pnnitaoc3 OCt,
at DC ire nllicrc0c SIngiti6c3 I'm.
bcrgong lfplotca tprtiifc Sorpcoocr
Nomlralitctct bar rcoc pau, at Der
pC0 Snr0nucIlcrnC or montcrct Dior
til l%lbifponilg Al SorpcOocr. men
DC paaitnor, at oct CT ll0clliffct, at
bialc Sprpc0ocr hnr funnel 0lprc
nogcn llgogn, ioroi @ritcrhe peo,
bpor &c or, % bar pastel paa life
at fprnnlc Dem 'or lTr.
Sprtcrnc pnoituar, Of 'locn Den
oQicrcbc Tlnaoc b~cgpn0tc line Spc-
ratinner peo S%drbancuernc bar Den
inlt ofifilot nmfring 100000 0ru-
mater moo Inrtcrnc "nlc0 irtcgct
ringc &irfiling".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-23

Soriiriic5 pnn Sioc 4
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-23
Ghcfs.Shfte.

Zen 160e Marts bIep @iccaoni-
raj GARDEN. iom q bIet uSpgtia til
Sieneitc paa @runo al Spsoom.
afleit iom fcmmanSerenoe aSmiraI
cper ben f~oreneoe 6laaSe pcs Tar.
oaNeIerne al aontreaemiraI Scbn
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-09-13
BABIES CONTEST STARTS ON LAST LAP;
FINAL OFFER HAS BEEN ANNOUNCED

The last offer of The West Virgin.
lan,ss Campaign. The Shower OF Gold
for Babies, !" is announced and the race
Tor gold and glory Is now on Its last
lap. Just IL days after today and 12
babies of Fairmont and vicinity will
be be the proud owners of bank &C.
counts ranging form $500 down to $40.
The last offer is competitive per.
iod of IL days for 10 special ballots.
These ballots will be awarded .candi:
dates who secure and turn in the, larg.
est amounts of money on NEW SUB
SCRIPTI0NS to The West virginian
from Sept. 10 to % at 300 p: m. The
first grand ballot. good for 100000
votes will be awarded the candidate
turning in the largest amount OF NEW
subscriptions between the dates above
mentioned. After this ballot there Is
one other ballot OF 100000 votes to
the candidate turning in the largest
amount OF new business after the first
grand ballot has been awarded. Then
In each district there are four ballots.
one good for 2.500.000, another good
for 100000 and stu another. good for
-, 600! These are awarded in the or.
named in each district to the can.
tes securing and turning In the
st amounts Of money on new
siptions between the dates nam.
er the grand ballots have been
Id. In nfcaseS OF a tie for any of
lots, each candidate tieing will
en ballot Of equal value.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-09-13

Akwireless message reached the sta.
ton at Cape Race last night that
brought the first news of her plight.
1t gave her position latitude 1923
north: longitude 1880 west or about
$50 miles southeast of Halifax.
Efforts by agents Of the Fnber line
to which the steamer belonged to OBJ.
tain Information had failed during the
early morning and grave fears were
entertained here for the safety of the
vessel and her passengers. When the
Saint Anne sailed from New York on
September s, she carried a cargo con-
sisting largely Of food stuffs. Accord
ing 10 her owners there were no arms
or ammunition aboard.
The message from the Cape Race
wireless station as received here via
HalifaxSwas flashed abroad on the At
iantic and without a doubt was picked
up BY vessels within easy. reach Of the
Steamcr In distress.
II was understood here today how.
ever, that the Canadian government
was preparing to send a, relief ship
from Halifax unless word was received
today that aid had reached the ship
from some other source.
AS the steamer was on the southern
for the mediterranean she was far
from the more Travelled pass further
north used by vessels plying between
New York AMI Great Britain. She
was due at Naples. her first stop on
September is or 10.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-09-13
Union District
Wants Road Survey

The Rev. I. A. Barnes, at the head
of a delegation of Union district tax
payers, appeared before the County
Court today for conference regard
ing survey of roads desired by the
delegation preparatory to asking the
people to authorize bond issue OF
several hundred thousand dollars for
the purpose of building permanent
roads.
The proposed survey will cost ap.
proximately $4,000 and will take from
a month to six weeks to complete.
The delegation will return for another
conference with the court tomorrow
or Wednesday after II has decided a
little more definitely upon the charae-
ter and extent OF the survey wanted.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-09-13
The Last offer,

This is positively the last offer with
q Big L. Every vote ,inducement Is
now published. No inducements or
special votes of any kind will be given
except those which have been publish.
ed.
II you are in the lead now you can.
not afford to overlook this offer. Your
nearest competitor may win that 5000,
600 ballot and pass you.
IL you have fallen behind during tho
past few weeks, put "a little more
steam into your campaign, win that
5000, 900 ballot and forge ahead.
II you have just been thinking about
starting, do not hesitate, but get busy
now, secure the largest amount OF
NEW SUBSCRIPTIONS during the
next 10 days, capture that 100000
and be one Of the big ones in the race.
II you are notsyet In the contest and
have a baby In your home, now Is the
time 10 start. Just think OF 5000 .00d
votes. The winner OF this ballot
means much toward the winning OF
the 5000 in gold. You, can win this big
ballot, even though you have done
nothing up to now.
Now, another point. All subscrip.
tions truned in this.week count Triple
votes, while next week you get only
Double votes. The week after that
you viii get still1ess! Make ,hay{while
the sun shines. Dol now.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-09-13
CITY AN. COUNTY
OFFICIALS CONFER
Meet Together to Settle DIFF.
ferences Arising Over
Paving Work.
Protests against the methods Of the

Protests against the methods Of the
contractors on street work in Barnes.
vile voiced at the meeting of the
Fairmont city board of affairs this
forenoon in city hall resulted in a
decision by the members of the board
TO appear before the. county court In
the afternoon 10 seek an adjustment
OF the difficulties. Change OF grades
by engineers employed by the county
along pike street and the tearing up
OF additional sections of Locust ave.
nue. are the principal matters in con.
troversy. -
The city laid two sewer lines and
one water line across Pike street, 1t
is alleged, according to grades estab.
ltshed by the county and indicated
by stakes placed in the street. After
the pipe lines had been laid the city
officials say that contractors working
Continued on Page Ten.)
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-09-13
RUSSIANS AGAIN
WIN IN GAL|C|A
Teutons Make Progress Ev-
erywhere Except on
This Front.
tBy Associated Pre.s.)

LONDON, Sept. 1S.-The Austro-
German army on the eastern front
still striving for definite results, are
making progress everywhere except
along the Gaiician frontier, where the
Russians report further success.
On the other front there Is little to
report. 1t appears to be established
that Bulgaria has struck bargain
with Turkey and Premier Rabosla.
vowf in response to an appeal Of Ar.
menians stated that Sofia is now ON
friendly terms with Constantinople.
In the Balkans and in Italy rumors are
again current OF an Austro.Germa of.
fensiye movement toward Constanti.
nople. English newspapers devote
much space to theh announcement of
David George, minister of munitions.
that the nation must increase her EFF.
forts very greatly II victory for the
entente allies Is to be assured.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-09-13

The body OF Miss Poland was found
about two miles from here and. ac.
cording TO officials, she had been .
victim of malpractice. Or. Sivert 10
said TO have been a suitor OF ths
young woman for several years and
OH Saturday the couple left George
town for an auto trip.
The auto was observed standing for
some time on the road last night and
n nearby resident finally looked into
IL and found the body covered with o
blanket.
Search was made. for the doctor, but
he was not found TIL this morning.
Miss Poland was the daughter Of
prominent hotel keeper here.
Miss Nettie Poland "a popular young
lady Of GGorgetown,S.y Va, was found
dead on a partially abandoned road
two and one.half miles east OF Aleppc,
Pa. near the Lemon school house yes.
terday evening between Ave and SIX
o'clock by HI Stockdale, a farmer. The
body was found In an automobile said
to belong TO DR.. ]. u. Siyert, also Of
Georgetown. and who Is now being
hunted by the Pennsylvania authori.
ties.
Her body was practically in a nude
condition. her only covering being o
dirty plush laprobe, with which the
brute of man had tried to conceal HIS
nefarious act. The remains were re.
moved to a granary on the farm Of
John Carpenter, where Q. .coroner's Jury
was empaneled by Squire Mcvey Of
Alcppo, In the absence Of Coroner
Adamson, Of Greene county.
A superficial examination was made
by DR.. Rice of New Freeport. and Dr..
Cohen OF Bristoria, the examination
showing that Miss Poland had died
as the result OF a criminal operation
performed some time Saturday. Cor.
oner Adamson arrived. examined few
witnesses and adjourned his Jury until
today.
In the meantime the body was taken
in charge by the coroner. and will be
held by him pending the final autop-
sy and inquest The juryfis composed
of 1ssac Hughes, Louis Wright, John
Riggle. John Snyder and Jeffc Hiner.
man, farmers living In the immediate
vicinity of where the body was found,
and who were hurriedly called.
According to all Information now In
the hands of Sheriff Max weiner Of
Greene county. the doctor and his
beautiful victim left the Poland homa
Saturday afternoon at / O'Clock. pre-.
shmab,y to go for some gasoline.
About three o'cloclIon the same after.
noon they were seen going from the
home On the Carpenter hill by Ray
Moore. who swears to the identity
OF the two persons,
Where Crime Was Committed.
In the meantime the auto is suppos-
ed to have run into a little tfIcket OF,
the Thayer heirs farm, in the vicinity
OF the Carpenter home. and there the
operation is supposed to have bean
performed. as after Investigation ID
expected to show About 4 O'Clock the
machine was run out into the road
near the Louis Antel shop, and thers
1t stood until o O'Clock, when man
now supposed to have been Dir. sivert,
went TO the Moore home and asked fof
some water for his engine.
1t is now deducedi from the marks In
the road that the doctor started back
to Georgetown with the girl. and owing
to the slippery condition Of the road,
failed to make the hin.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-09-13
ENVOY CONFERS
With LANSING
ON ARABIC NOTE
Count Bernstorff is Hopeful
of Opening Way for
Negotiations.
WANTS FAIR SETTLEMENT.
Administration Officials are
Silent on the Dumba
Case.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 1s.-Count
Won Bernstorff, optimistic despite the
growing concern here over the rela-
tions between the United States and
the central powers, was back in Wash.
ington today for conference with
Secretary Lansing on the situation de.
veloped by the sinking of the Arabic.
The Ambassador, It was believed,
would begin an informal discussion
with Mr.. Lansing which would be
supplementary to the German note on
the Arabic with the hope OF opening
a way to negotiations for all amicable
adjustment.
The German view, It was said, was
that an agreement could be reached
TO arbitrate the question OF repara.
tion for American lives lost on the
ship inasmuch as the Berlin note had
renewed the assurance that subma.
rine commanders had been ordered
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