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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-11
aerniae @urte bee eanernfaniaa.

@enf iiber Sonoon fl. gluq. -
Sn Der He0e, tpeI6e a0nia Guoni1
bon 9npern in Miinden BEL Der
6eier anI1Blid) oes Sales bon @ar.
idau belt, ingte er: y9iemano tueiB
Deitte, mann Ser 6riebe geidloiien
iperoeu mag. llniere GfIift lit es,
aits5ubarren bis Der 6einO boaig
5eriAmettert lit. @roBe 6pfer fino
bereits eebroft noroen, llniere
Eruppen babe1 Elm gIdn3en6e8 Sci.
ipieI onf ben SdIadtfelOern gege-
BEN. Ole geiammte oeiltide Nation
itnno binter linen in ibrer feiten
@ntibloIienbeit.
4us oieIem @ruroe ii6eIn mir
nber ibren Sieg, uno mir tperoen
@ioeritat6 leiIten, bis mir imItanbe
iein uerOer, gu iagen: ag&un niiien
miere GeinOe, bob mir es |ino, mel
DIE 5rieoen noIen, nno 5u lolden
9ebtnaunger, Die einen ru6mreihen
Grieoen mir uns aIle, iotuie cine
@ren5e garantieren, Die ms fir I'M.
mer Dor tiinftiaen angriffen idjiibt. /"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-11

WffliM I'LL AuA tFuMfenbefidH
lem miiihhm Hrta aehen ut6l
MIR IN miIiiarilHgf. iouoern ald II
%linau3irlIer Hcirhma bie afdltr
ats Nie Acr noltt mrthidaliliAe
Nlitdrbrlter her aNoiiiden ,eituna
N eiuen lauacren Artttcl aNsiabrt,
hotie oa5 ruiiiidlc 8fih nod ott
auaabeH hes m1ildrn 8tuan8mini.
tiers Bart bib fum 4 S0nuur 0teirs
Sabrea bereit5 BE hotreH0e 5umue
bon 10 Nlilidr0eu Rubel fir arteass
Bfuede nerausldbt 10 MN ais BE-.
initot Oer uuiaeleafen 4"rieae0nleihc
Hur $500 Wltnionen Ruhel einac.
goHgrn iito. ieblen 5ltr Icdima Die.
Ter ariegsauslaeeu INNER nod mrhr
OILS 3 Miliorotr Rnbel. SIN Sdabs
ONT iefbit Iiegt Hir etpns ii6er cine
Dtiaiar0c Rilbel In Bolo. Ias en-.
fart aud, pesbalb Der ruIiiihe Hn.
bel 70 tief I'M aurs ~geiunlen 1T nn6
MIR nod so Bro5ent nes 9acnumer.
tbes bringt. Go bat ii9 Ocun Der
5~inm3miniltcr peranidBt geieben,
ole ruiiiifen Sinou3iuitihtte III Be.
3eidmtngen auf Die neite
mterne 4nIeibe 81 MAIDEN. 3as
fommt aber elmer 3pnngsanleibe
gleih.
Die eIeide 8eiiiing beriftet. 6aB
Die Sonoon Zines an Die 4egierfmq
Die Iufforberuue geIteat bat, ariegs.
81 fdufen, lin ben Warft Su
9ieie netier Ariegsbpn0s
81 Ruri emittiert Duroen.
iperoen bereits 10 nieerig ais 97HI
uotiert. angciidjts oieies oaes, nurI
beneioensipartben finon5ielen
: tanoes nnterIniien es oesbal6 audi
,ie @roBbdnfeit Die iibliden monat,
ihen gerid)te 5n ner0ffentIifen
Der @elOmortr mar nod nie 10 De-.
noraIiiiert, mic gegentpdrtig.
Gle ItdotiIbe germoltuua bon
Nailon0 bat befanut gegeben. oaB
lie iif olber Gtanbe iiebt, oie ItGoti.
den Bombs BON flint MiGioneu
francs, peIfe am 10. g(ugrit foaigI
per0en, ein8uloien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-11
Grnte IN Qulen nidlt utrnidlttt.

Berlin. If. 4ltg. Blmtcnberidt)
~ GO miro aus 8oleu beridtet.
Dab bic angaben Der Guiien. no.
nod tDdbreuo ibres Riid5ugeS ole
9anernaitter uuo @rnten beruihtet
mur6en uno nir cine 4iiite binter
lid lieBen. gum 8eniglten iebr itarf
iibertriebm lino. Der er3mutigene
&iif8ug Der Ruiien geidab in iolder
eile. baB es ibnen unmoglid1 NOR,
0orilber 8u ma6eu oaB Die 8auern
Dem 8efebl, lire grnteu 81 %8eritoren,
aud mirfltd nahfdmen.
D1it 9iiIfe oeutiher SoIoaten lit
es ben 8nuern mogIid, fait i6ren
ganaen geitano an Roggen Bei5en
uuo Safer SIT erntcn uno inter
Gad uno Sad gu bringen. geur Die
Ortihafteu iino meiitens %nieoerge.
brdnnt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-11
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Die 5rage zines aautIduterIaB
..IitteIs 1T 6ut5eit in 9eutI hlnnt
shr brennenb. Dor tur8em purol
lorgeidIogen, an StelIe Der Raut.
AutrsifeH fit ar~aftfa4r3elge Reis
an aus gummigetrGnttem G%einenge-
0s6e gu benuBen. Sb ipI6e 9feifen
eniigenb piberItaubsfdbig Iein per.
zen. mub OabingelteIIt bleiben. Bis
JET 1T es nod ni9t %gelungen, ben
Latiirli4en 3dutl4ut boil 81 erieBen,
cbi9ou man iiber cine sar3e aei6f
BON @rIabprdparaten perfiigt. Die
fpntbetHde 0ariteIIung bon Rauts
out lift nod ni6t 10 melt Dorge-
,arttten, oaB ie nit Dem Hnturprps
Jutt erfolgrei9 in @ettbefperb treten
,0nnte, unb nod piel %peniger pers
HDgen baS bic oeri4ieDenen 5urrps
Jate, ObpObl fie in gepiiien Snbus
trte3peigen bereits 8erpenOung fins
zen. 90 perben gum 8eiipieI in Der
3an0ageuinbuitrie unb Bel Der Ger
tellung BON Raiergummi bielfon Die
ogenanuten Decentralization, aud
3atbs 9enannt, %pertuonOt. Man aes
,pinnt iie bur9 9ebonneIn BON trpds
nenoen Selen (Qein1l, &iibGl, Ri5ts
nls0l, Mtats6O nit beiBer Cuff oper
mud nit 8leinitrat be3iebungstpetie
Salpeterldure uuter beItimmten 8es
oingungsu. Cine anbere art Raltts
9uteriobmitteI erbdIt man bur6
Sinnirtung ppn gbromIGure oper
5ormoIbsbpb auf 20fungelt BON 2eim
n nGfierigem @tp5erin; ben erbiBten
Raiien t0nnen bann nod 6iillitpffe
untermiI9t perben. SpIGe prdpo.
rate iiRb BON 9ItpaIb our 9erfpens
Dung fir Automobilreifen borgei9Iae
zen; Ieioer iinb 5e aufb ie 9ausr
nt4t seniigenb tpioertanO8fdbig ees
zen @aTIer. @insn in iesr 8e5ies
Jung bolIpertigen @rIaB fiji Gaut>
4ltt 1T bic SeGnit ber3eit nod ni4t
.mItanbs al liefern; bage9sn lit es
lber m0gIi6, aIte aauti4utabfGlle
lu regenerieren bs5iehungspeiIe gu
,ntbultaniiieren unb baraus Elm prGs
oarat pisberSusetuinnen. bas, nit
tatiirli9em aautIdut asmii1t, fir
Die msiiteu 3pede ii6 ais p5IIig aus
Rpieien bat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-11
Nnf SET Qnnoiirahr pfrafluaItiat,

tNrdnh Seldno, H. AuauIf. -
@citern Rahmiitag iitbr Die 23.idb.
riae 6rou Sotn Collin oui Dem
gtncoln &igbluap auf einem Motor.
raoe beim ais ihr 6 licilen BON bier
oas @oiolinc oiisgiug Gin porbei.
iabreuoer A|utomobiliit beriprad, ibr
lolfes gu ietoen. als ciuiae Belt
ipGter Die 2eute NIT Dem @aioline
iau0en ite Die illnge 6rau,
cine @riedin qeieiielt mo getnebeIt
nor. Sic llnglildlid)e mar midei.
memo BON einenn 4usldn0er %angefol.
len uno bergemultiJt. Gie gaii5e
gebolteruug lit olif Ben geiner, nod
Dem attent1ter 81 forIf)en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-11
Ser Safer ais gathe.

Berlin, II. 9lugnIt.- aaiier 3iI-
helm lift 8auipatbe bon oieIen Sin.
Germ, mebr ols irgelib cine anoerc
Berion anf Der gntl5en Melt. 3urd
etnen npueH @rIoB ~uergroBterte lid
ole 3abl ieiner @iinitlinge beoeuteno.
9isber oertrat Der aniier BEL ieoem
iiebenten So6n, Der ats elmer Gbe
entiproB Die FatbeniteIe, wdbreno
er nun oieielbe bel ieoem iieberteu
Sobne, aud iuenn oerielbe ans 5tpei
p6er mebr 8eiratben entItammt,
iibernebmen miro, meun Die Sobue
ole am 2eben iin0.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-11
Ssne graReLer Gnthhannnen.

Berlin, II. aug. (Buntenberinf }
0ns 09erliner 9oaeblatt" un0
Die vgoiiiihe 8eiturg" beiprcden III
longen 9eit1rtifeln Ole 8er6ifentLi.
dungen Der gebeitnen 8erifte belgi.
ider 0iplomaten uno tpeiIen iiber.
einitimmeito barouf bin, Dab 0ielc
Eofumeute unmioerleglife geiueiie
onfiir Iinb. boB england Den icbiaen
8eItfriee lett 4ongen Sabren ipite-
mntii9 borbereifete nl0 Die Maidlen
Rebes poIitifdler Sntriaien
INNER eilger tiill DelttIfIano ae5o.
gen bal, oeiien Gegierilna biz sulu
lesten aHeenblide beriudt 6oi, ben
5rieoen at erbnlten. ENGLAND lit,
10 Idreibt bic n@oii. 3eitung@, Der
rirfIihe, ifrilpeIIoie Shulbige an
oieiem firdterIiden Maiienmor0en
oo es bic Welt ans eail3 ieIbItiadti.
gen Mottben - 9sei0 mo 5urdt
ipitentotiidl it ben arico aebebt bat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-11
Sine nerfluirSiae g[rt.

9urd foleenoe am Sitetoe Der
Union Baciiic Bride nieoergeIegte
0robuug: n8eun Sbr Die gerien-
Dung opn @affen un0 Mltnition
nid)t been0et, neroen mir Cure
Bride in Die 2uft ipreugen. 0ic
Arnee" gIaubte 80. 9o0ria
cine Steae ols 866ter an ieler
Bride 8u erbalten. ood ihlug bies
febl. 9ieImebr lab Der cole 9ooria
iid ge3muugen, einige 8eit binter
ihneoiihen @or6inen aufentboIt 5i
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% nit mglnt aslie n6lat taih
dea mb bdt tahen nth haW laHu.
.tff haHa WiaHNfN lalifH i4nHsH.
Nd taHl 8elHltt ini mm efilmt
Nldlf leDlgn alinlcf feline Mftftis
loie atleam Alg aaaen uaiiaaf iu
TOM fie 3laltsinhm BE het
3arfm Nelud9 eingr Rriidiialma
%tnttrioaru. sannlfn im 0earuOr
mieher ctudfiifllt Uefhtn Ter
Cpicr1eilt Der WeB0li2rlua Nglbcrts
mar 70 aroB coli trot dmmlli der
AusIaacn a0er Aulia iideu nodl 2i .
ulu Wort ~etiibFtlt milroeit AFe
Wlolsllupll'.s, ulps,leh s''I wv
iss l srnmrte ,,.ts a.,ns6n my ~.
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-11
Tein0lidr NIieaer in g}anern.

Berlin iiber 2onoon #. Mug
8as ariegsomt me(0ete aeitern
gl6enO 6olgenoes: gWfontog Dor.
mittog nrroen ole 5tGote 3pei.
briiden unO ct. Sugbett StGote, nic
iid) ouBerbalb oes NiilitdroiftrittS
'befiuben, bon ie6s BITS adjt fciuoIi.
den 6liegern angeeriffcn. IS nilr.
cen etnu i5-20 9omben oitf 3rupi.
briideu hera5geiuorfen. Ger rtge.
riftete 5oditaoen lit gering, syu
Sauft 5ngbert miroen s Eerioneu
oitrd 9ombenmiirfe get6Otet uno 9
.DeriDutoet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-11

msmsfAnks. sMasifAu bslm kfss
lAsa hHahlAta sHsehaah
IAslsal Asa HbielaA

tsftffs8Hti tr 1HsaN
Naa. Nlhe "a aHd
iHN faaH lf ~ M M
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laHa HHs'ua8 at
~ A7f
Fs Nsaf al nfahl era att esfs
aVNfM H
aa Fffitsa afgf sHH sfH
waelhnsH8 Hnb aiiimt se a.
iheiiten fsimff tillf Ham 6fsl
lietiiaafeh Hatsf Bee fal hf
HsftammlHRH
fH HesHlm Be afaHmtNnast
fat aHi.an fifelirf mh a.is
~ hsf Hf8HgnhaHt1s hagaH
afu Maialaa asaHlhff 500
aliniaW Ahf N6t ilFf III ~
Nntml Nfmlif BE agmen
Nlafn q 0itfnlmfa. erie Qa.
flrrNeetint MbfliHf Aelaf nlii8
Hufd Qa EAtiNf8tfErni VIVA.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-11

NftHNt. EHt ft dH0 @ Nadi
iiaeeH nno FiHift m NdHdsa bil
biatH bos Alht bbilal ltttr Nlon
ncfu mb sdtnsn olH 0iuifIti M big
iut Den Unrepdiiim AftWBidan.
plda tftmmtln atmW 100 efhieieu,
iiaa iest biflre Nuyl@fums Der.
acaouaeu Io NitliBoeporie.
nieHt ia ctiopo Ont. tun0i1tt oul
&2ouiug Qleid5eltia co., ouB Miuuner.
0uHeliobdl uargu tn0 iidl
Bite iett acam lohluHa uou $40
tonnten. oies iett nidi
mcbr i6um ionuen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-11
(Gingeinnot.)
gienic SsS Sabicite 9amens&affee'
Glnbs.

2esten 5onntag gtaGmittog Der.
onlta(tete Der Siioieite 0omen.aoi
fee Club III Oent berrlihen 9iper-
oiefp.9orf fiir ieiue 9titgIieoer uno
mebrere eingelaoene @Gite Elm 9ic.
mic, met6cS eineit prdftigetl Der
luuf nobuI. Gin feiner 2lund ipurne
ieroiert. DER bcrrlih mltuoete. Spa.
ter mlroen @eieaidoitsipiele oaer
slrt arrongirt uiib icoer gtng, oils
Die 56ottcu ocs Nbenos iif ottf
Ibnl utto 5lur bernieoericnfteL &c.
glildt nod Sauie. 6olgefoe ga
milien nabmen an Dem Bicnic t6eil:
2e6leiter, @iiIf 5dmiot, Griffin.
8oonitraa, 8eabeleaf.
Sdroeoer, Siurids, 56artom,
6perr, arileger mo Die junqen ga
men Gbmig 8%oonitroa Dunn, Sim
Der, 5banabau, Warie uno @ar-
garetbe Slider, loroie bic iungen
Serren Shmi0t, SibID arotutea,
SantiA unO Silfebaumer. 9.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-11
GnalanNls tranriae @irtdidaftslaae.

Son0on, III. Mug Die bon Der
britiiden Sanoelsfammer fir oen
Monot Suli beroffeutti6tcn 3ablen
3eieen cine s3linabme oeS Ginfubr.
banoelg I'M 9etroge bon $S0,85S,
315. Die 3unobnie belton0 baltpt
i1dIih ans Nnbrtngsutitteln uno
@etnIlen. Ole ausfitbr perringerte
ii6 ieood I'M einen @ert6 i'm ge.
TRACE bon $t73,6 7,555, uno batpt
lG6lid muroen oobon 9obleit, Gar.
ne, Eertilmoaren uno Wlaidinen be.
troffen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-11
gIns Giferindt nieSeraeitpden.

IN Iterbenocm 3nItan0e ipilr0c
geitern 2ouiS 9'el3e ms ct. Soiepb
.Soipital einaalieiert Inter Dem
@eroadt. ibn niolge zines Strcites
ans Giferiltd)t nte6ergeito6en AZ ba.
ben, puroe Der @erfdufer in eiuem
bieii9en Gtgorrenlooen. Sian Sen.
Orid, perbaftet. 9else bate feline
Srm beiduloigt, init Ueridieoeuen
sSnidilen oes bon ibr geleitetpn 90
air6auies aIlju intime geliebmaen
III u~nterhalten, mo onourd) mar ser
Streit eniltan6en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-11
gsO bleibt BIC Qoli,ei?

lie lluiiherbeit in 2maba n16it
IT. fem Gag poraellt, all Dem nidt
mebrere Ginbritde mo StraBen.
rGa6ereien eamel0et perOen. 4ns
Dem 6eim bon $. g. Sobniou, 1916
2ofe Ctr, tpur1e qeltern IN gbtpe-
ienbeit Der 5amilie cine goI0ene
ubr, eine 9Ihie unO cine feline
@elolumme entnen0et. $50 be.
flagt Sans Gelion, 1887 Spruce
Ctr, ais gerluit BET einem geitern
in ieinem @ouie b%egongenen Gin.
brud. auf Ger Union Station muir.
De 6rau Saoie Qrlorep8, 2tt4
Cunning Ctr, Inn t6re Sanotaibe
NIT So beraltbt. auf ben anIager
Der Union Gactfic ipuroe Sobn MS
bort ans Chicago bon eiaem gutges
fleioeten 5rem0en, NIT Dem er 3u.
iamnen BON Clinton, So, nah bier
gereiit mar, NIT uorgeboltenem Sic.
bofper Inn oie 5ltmme pon 81 er.
leid)tett.
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" 4 y4mru. Sp,,ti,

Y, n. 8nru, Oeutiher Opt
fer. 9pgen mlteipd fir 9riaen.
4i0 8ron0eiS @cbdiioc. 0maba.
6riidc Nuroieefrabbcn unS
6ruididlrntsl icSen Sas bin naurl".
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-11
N4[fsfpnh.

Ger folgeuOc 9etrog 1T beltte fir
ben 9iilfsfono eingelmfen @p. So
bannes, Sender, gtebr., $500.
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Beirut eii6 bel e~infdufcu oiif
sic oIribinc~.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-05-24
PROGRESS|VES ARE
Done, SAYS TAFT
Republicans Shout Welcome
Them, But Without Fads,
NOstrums and Isms.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, May 24.-The
time has come when Republicans OF
the country should receive the Pro.
.gressives back in to the party, but
they must leave behind their fads,
nostrums and isms," according to VIII,
liam H. Taft. former President, who
spoke before a meeting of Republicans
here Saturday. Mr.. Taft is here at
tending the convention of.the Western
Association of Yale Alumni Clubs.
THE Progressive party is done, and
has disappeared said the former
President.
Mr.. Taft predicted victory for the
Republican party in 1916, saying that
the people OF the country had learned
again the lesson that the Democrats
are not the proper agents of govern,
ment. He also spoke emphatically on
the necessity OF unity behind Presi'
dent Wilson at this time.
HE is not q Democratic President,
he said. "He Is our President. He is
first an American, the same as we are.
We must all be Americans first"
Mr.. Taft concluded by saying he
was out of politics now, but would con-
tinue an active interest in public at
fairs "as aiprivate citizen"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-05-24
G. Priekett
Is Claimed by Death

lake q. Prickett; aged 90 years. q
we'll known8resident Of the city, died
last night at III O'Clock at his home
at pa Market street after a long III
ness. For the last two years Mr..
iPrickettsh had been in declining health
roma complication Of diseases. He
had been forcedato retire from active
business some time ago.
Mr.. Prickett was aSson Of Mr. Z. J.
jPrickett, a prominent farmer resid-
ing on Prickett'sg Creek. He was uni.
ted In marriage with Miss Beatrice
Talbot, of Monongah, who survives
him. Several sisters and brothers al
SO survive. namely: Mrs. Isaac Clel-
land. OF Mt. Harmony; Mrs. Charles
r. HouIt, Of Houltown; E. +. Prickett
and Miss Evelyn Prickett, of Prick
ett,s Greek.
Mr.. Prickett was well known in the
community and his death is deeply
regretted.
Funeral services will be held on
Tuesday at the residence at 1880
O'clock, conducted by Dr.. y. c., Broom
field, Of the N. P. Temple.
ment will be made In the Carter Gem.
etery by Undertaken r. G. Jones.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-05-24
SOCIETY TO MEET.

The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society Of the First NJ. E. Church will
meet in the parlor Of the church on
Tuesday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock,
After the business has been transact
ed the following program will be rem.
dered, using the text book THE Child
in the Midst"
The Child at Work for Christians.
Mollie Ross, leader.
/. Devotions-Mrs. Jennie Engle.
2. DR.. Ii BIZ Cu-Mrs. G. E. Suck.
8. A Life Transformed-Mrs. Lizzie
Conway.
Mrs. ]. E. Moragn.
+ s. Children at Work for Christ
Mrs. Will Reynolds.
6, umbrellas to Lend"-Miss
Blanche Kellison.
Z. Unto the Second Generation
Mrs. Eliza Arnett.
s. a Searching Party, conducted
by the leader,
A social half hour will follow, with
Mrs. George Richardson as hostess.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-05-24
Winner Not Decided
In /. 0 O.F Contest

Grind Sire Judge Robert 3. Daniels,
Of AHapta, Georgia,gwill. be called upon
to decide D pointsof Odd Fellows law
resuItfng from the contest of the Nor.
kantoWIi and Wheeling j. o. o. F. de-
rec teams which was held on the ar
moty floor OF this city on Saturday
nfght.
The contest was held for the pur.
pose % decidingfthe claim as to which
iodge had the better degree team.
Nlany odd Fellows from this city at
tended the sgathering.
me decision hassbeen placed In the
hands of JudgesDaniels and an answer
Is e5pected wtthinsa short time.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-05-24
Women Plan Show
To Help Fairgrounds

Hundreds Of boys and girls of Fair
mont will be afforded the opportunity
to secure clean, healthful recreation
by the public spirited women Of the
city who are starting early in the sea-
son to raise funds to continue the city
Fairgrounds which were conducted SO
successfully last year.
Today arrangements were made by
Mrs. C. E. Hutchinson, Mrs. E. F.
Hartley and Mrs. Marshall E. Ash
craft. of the Fairgrounds committee
of the Woman's Club, for the giving
OF a dog and pony show by Gentry
Brothers for the purpose Of raising
funds to carry on the playground
project this summer. The show will
be held in the South Side Park on
June ?. according to arrangements
made today.
This forenoon the committee Of
women appeared at the meeting of
the City Board Of Affairs and secured
permission of the city officials to hold
the show, after which ascontract was
made with the representative of Cen
try Brothers for the attraction.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-05-24
Drinks One Gallon;
Man lis Fined $40.

gallon ot whtskey Is too much
for anybcdyt 70 drink on 9 Sunday at.
lternoon.
Such was the declaration of Mayor
Anthony Bowen to ". 3. Finn. a sign
painter, who with his assistant. Fred
Radabaugh. was brought into police
court this forenoon charged with being
drunk and ~disorderly ina Main street
rooming house.
But 1t was raining Saturday and !
got the blues, SOL went to PIT. Marion
and got a Jug at the distillery.H pro
tested Finn.
%You must have had a bad case of
blues IL 1t required a gallon OF whiskey
to cure It, replied the Court.
well, ! came here from Clarksburg
Saturday morning and q man here told
me he had a bunch of work for me
Monday"
4You found out there was work to
do and that gave you the blues?"
"ButaT had the jug of whiskeySprop.
,erly labelled as required by law: I
complied with the requirements of the
prohibition law
You drank a gallonsof whiskey and
say you complied with the require
ments of the prohibition law?"
"Wellii il you will let me of this time
I'll promise not to let it happen again"
you may drink gallon, Of whiskey
and get away with 1t in Clarksburg,
but you can't do 1t in Fairmont. You
are fined So" said the Court.
Radabaugh. who acknowledged to
having taken several drinks out Of
the jug. was ordered toEpay' a similar
fine. The jug, which was offered in
evidence, still had aidrink or two in It,
and Finn seemed to be rather sorry
he hadn't finished up the job while he
was at 1t.
Homer Vern, a plain drunk" was
ordered to pay a fine of IS.
Finn and Radabaugh were turned
over to the county officers to be pros
ecuted for violation of the Yost law.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-05-24
oRSMIss5sTEALEY

one pt the delightful affaira Of the
week vas theSeyening wtthfMiss Kate
Bunch on Thursdayswhen she present.
ed hsr guest Miss Odra Stealey, OF
Fairmonta Music and games formed
merry diversions. Refreshments were
served 1ate III the evening. Those
Included In the hospitality were Miss
stesleys Miss Ida Garrett, of Logan;
MISS Alice Sewart, Miss Hortense
Neal, Miss MabelHEYerett, Misses Ed!
it'll, Mafeatet and Eunice Bunch,
Messrs. Gariislee Stewart, Earl Miller,
Claude Mankin, Walker Myron Neal
and Frank Murphy:-Huntington Hers
ald-pisaptch.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-05-24
Paralysis Kills
BoothsviIIe Man

Strother Davis. aged 70 years, well
known citizen, died on Sunday at his
home at Boothsville. Death followed
a sudden stroke of paralysis, his death
occurring but a short time after he
was stricken.
Mr.. Strother is survived by his wife
and three children, Mrs. Jennie Hoult,
wife of Martin Hoult, Mrs. Bertha Nc
Elfresh, both Of this city, and Owen
Davis, OF Boothsville. A brother.
Charles Davis, resides on the East
Side.
Funeral services were held today at
3 o'clock from the family residence
and interment was made in the Polling
cemetery.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-05-24
q RobberiesSI In One
Week at Wellsburg

WELLsBURG, w. Va, May pa
Sometime Saturday night OF early
Sunday morning the s~hoe-shining par.
for Of Charles Lewis was robbed and
ne crime was the boldest Of any COM
mftted In this section for some time.
The pariors are located in the base
mont of the Jacobs building which is
across the street from the city build
ing and one ofsthe most prominent
corners In the city. Entrance was
Lined by taking the screws out Of a
oadiock withSwhichsthe door was lock-
IA and two pairs ofsshoes were taken,
81 addition to many pennies from a
eheVfng gum machine. There Is no
cIns to3fheSr6bbers! This is the fourth
tbBbety 70 occurEin the city within, a