davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Seward gateway., 1915-01-21

The Empire)-U. S, Commissioner E, S. Staclpole today postponed the case of the U. s. vs. the Rev. William Dun can, arrested at the instigation of C.. D. Jones, government school teach CT of Metlakahtla, who alleged the missionary used threatening language.
The Seward gateway., 1915-01-21

deputy fisheries brings the honest blush of shame backguards that bbg brothers beautiful native prncesses that might the sent in of the complaints department Washington asans seem to be branded the pike He says that even when we have no saloons get whisky native against prohibit would probably be to few of white brothers elusive dusky beauties that add brightness and oyeIess and perfume to smiling Meutn believing holds considerable body of
 kans cOOrguorug Juans would be advisable to read report inclined think that Mr. Jones didn't love
The Seward gateway., 1915-01-21
NRlua frnnt All
 ]8arta nj tlrR N Nnrthlanh 0

FAIRBANKS, Jan. 16.-The re- ports now coming from the Tolovana district are not very encouraging. The miners have been working on the claims for several months and while they still occasionally run across a small pay streak yet the pay is small and the amount taken out does not pay for the work
The Seward gateway., 1915-01-21

VALDEZ, Jan. 17.-Miss Josephine Augustine, the Valdez school teacher, was married last wednesday evening at s o'clock at the parsonage of the Congregational church by Rev. Charles S. Price to Harley Melvin Sailing, also of this town.
The Seward gateway., 1915-01-21

The Alaska legislature which con venes in Juneau on March 3 will be housed in the new Goldstein building in the second story. The rooms are now being fitted up after being ap- proved by Governor Strong and the members of the legislature now in Juneau.
The Seward gateway., 1915-01-21
PRINCE MAKES GIFT.
lBy The Associated Press1

LONDON, Jan. 2O.-A fleet of 4 motor-ambulances, 4 officers ears,
 motor trucks and 10 motorcycles ha been presented to King George fo the use of his army by the MaharajaI
The Seward gateway., 1915-01-21

places Poland where the fighting is going stumbling block When to name like Flock everything buny don't hesitate pronounce as German pronounce Flock Flock at a at all IS you the authorities that are outside The letters combined make sh C. means tch. (.
 This helps all of the correctly or partly correctly pronunciation of Czysmeon ZepQmkgstsky difficulty in speak ing the properly not Wehmen
The Seward gateway., 1915-01-21

Scindia of Gwalior. The cars, after the presentation at Buckingham Palace were reviewed by the King, Queen, the Princess Mary and Prince Henry. The King then sent a per sonal telegram of thanks to the Indian potentate.
The Seward gateway., 1915-01-21

WASHINGTON, Jan. 16.-Presi- dent Wilson today sent to the Senate the name of James A. Smish, of Ten ncssee, to be district attorney of the First division of AlaSka.-Ex.
The Seward gateway., 1915-01-21

The report has reached Valdez from Kodiak that the natives to the west ward had succeeded in taking the sailing schooner Harold Blekum from the rocks at Uyak and had brought the schooner to Kodiak. The natives intend to libel the boat ard hold it for salvage.
The Seward gateway., 1915-01-21

The Alaska Dispatch states that the Third division leads wilh the unen- viable reputation of furnishing the greatest number of murders of any in Alaska.
The Seward gateway., 1915-01-21
The hearing will come up Friday,

VALDEZ.-W. E. Dunkle, the min ing expert connected with the Guggen- helm operations in Alaska has been married to Miss Florence Hull, a former resident of Cordova and Ken, necott.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-19

areb unb gliir Gtraoman, @roner
4penue, anabe.
Gilbert unb Qlnua 9uebbering, 4065
RaiIroao Qloe., &nahe.
Mathias ltno Gliiatetb Sdmion.
1922 Quebec Roab, Snabe.
6urrn unh Rpia Melfb, 1914 gre.
men Strahe, Snabe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-19
40. Ztiitnnasieft
Seiert Srr gaperiide lint. sSercin
am 20. Snni.

Der guDeriIts lint. 8ersin III nun=
mebr in isin 40. geitsbuuesiabr eins
1etrettn unb ieisrt am Sonutag, ben
20. Suni. iein 40. StiftuHgsfeit. Ssit
oisisn lonasr Sabreu lit Der 9ereiu
tets isinsu prin3ipien treu aeblisbeu,
luar INNER bereit, I'M 9ampf fiir oeuts
fte SbeaIe uno psri0nlihe 6reibeit
ieinsu Marn gu ftelen, uuo bat ss
n.benbei per'.anosr, isin: Iyeitltblsia
ten gu einem 9rsffpuntt 5es aeiamms
ten 9eutihthumS su MAIDEN. Siir
bas bissidbriee 'Ssit puroe Der Glif=
Ton Gart,n in Repport auserIsben
unb nirS baTeIb. isinsu 9otganQern
fpiirbip sar Seits it.ben. Tas arz
arrangements Sommittse lit ieit Bo6eR
bemiiht, ben geiu6ern gennbreihe
Stunben 'u periddffsu.
Gut. Reonsr, Sunss Sdpsae uno
peri6isbene @sinns 9ereine rperpsn
sur llnterbaltuna bsitrdssn, 70 oab es
fid1 fter Iobnsu tpirb, ben Sapern ets
ren gsiut ab5uftatten. Wlonmoutb
Strabsn Cars balten an 5eitpIaB.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-19

lie DiiIterIdbt bier ainoer, Die Serrei
Wi. Z. Bettlnann, Cigar g'ettHalH
mo Or. $. VI. gettuann, ioluie einc
lod)ter SRI. 5Icrenec gettmann. Gin
Sobn pernnaliidte I'M Sabre 1898 in
Glereano. Zen 8ater trai ole Irauer.
fIuioc pdbrclto CT lidJ aui cirem 81
ebrcn pou GarI Shlr3 ucranltalteteH
stonmers beiano. gcttninun bate
cbcn ieine aeoe beenbet, aIs Dem
Sd)rciber oieicr 3eiIen Die traurige
sIilfaabe 5ut6eiI mrrbc. Scrrn gett.
mann in ihoncn6cr Meiie giitibel.
lung pon Dem Beidebeuen 81 madpn
uiro ibm baS 5eIearantm 5lt ilber.
reiden. gsahoem er ormielbcu oa5
Geripred,en nbgenonnen Datte, oic
gtntritt Der 6eitperiammllng uor'
Jaentbal1en, I'M Die iSreltoe niht 81
ltoren perIieB or it'll unb traIrig Den
cSeitiaoI
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-19
0on, Slit
NurSc gcitern 9ladmittag Der ,Snr
mcr 9iap Mette in Der gsabe DOn
SIT. @aibinstOu eridlageu.

Gas BctDitter, Dos am acitrigen
9taarmittag nieberGing, bat IciOer elm
IenItenIebeu aciOroert. Ger y
Sabre aIte 6orIner 9tap Nlctte pom
,Sruit Sill. OIL Der ,5ioe GiiIe foao,
3itItf RON Wh. @ui1indton 8eIegen,
puroe nom 9iisItrahI gctroiien mn
aur ser StcIle Qetootet.
Dtette unA /ociicn g}ru6er Seurp
oeriuf)ten, aIs oas llnpetter los
brud), cine @ageulaouna Seu Dom
TelSe nah Der Sd)elue nuf ibrer in
Ser Nabe heiinblihen 5nrm 5u brih.
gen unN ibr Batter, Charles Rette,
iolgte benz @aaen su SUB, aIs Der
@lieitrabl nieoeriallte unb Rap
Rette traf, Der 6nralibin pom @agell
itiir3te. Ter 9epltBtIoie purbe ioicr:
mad Dem 8obnbauie geibafit uno
Tr. 8. g8. 9ebpmer bon nj, &Sdib'
ington pir6e herbeiserufen, Ser Sci
ieinem Girtrefien jeoo6 MIR ieititai.
len fonnte, oab Wlette augenbIidIih
uom @ls gcto6tet porben mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-19
Gie.GrlaxbniBiheine.

(Gbmunb 9. Gislos, 38, 418 Smitf
! Gtrabs.
lGbitb Sutton, 27, beasl.
l2llbert 70. gornbsber, 26, Chicago
6o5el GIart, "a. 1919 Beit s. Str
JGIi 80. Bennett, Ct, Qotlanb, ..
5eHnie 6eaisI, 70, ossgI.
(Sobu Benjamin, 20, ROrpOOp.
(Gona G.SartmaHn. II, Serracepdrt
(gsalep 3. prOctor, So. 129 Garfielt
! place.
lGmma e. QbIborn, 81, NorlpoOb.
(5obn 8. Giiforb %, Sarriion, 8.
lRarp W. DITTO, 20. Rem Saoer, 8
(9(lpbOnie Ml,per, q, 3041 gOrcsnet
6eDrit Wsil, q, 1714 Gbaie 9tue.
(Sarrp Wut6, q. 1923 Central glp.
lGmanoa DabniB. IS, Deit 5ort Rb
(GbarIes ). Wlutb, SO. 1919 puaor
I Qnerue.
l@ertrube S6mibt. %, 3045 psrcr
Npenue.
(2lmbrOgi 9euOtti, 80, 1922 groao.
! man.
)Wargarei Sareps, 20, oessI.
{Qpuis 8uloen, %, 146 Wul6e.rp ct.
jGrna BalopogeI, 20, 2316 gictorSt
(Dalter e. 9eatb, %, 1880 DubIsr
! StraBe.
iGora ,. 9ater, "a, 1880 Slsupor
Gpepue.
(qbilipp $. ). gutterfaB, %. 1882
Gin Ctr.
lGatbarino 6. gentner, 20, 10 Deit
Is. Strabe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-19
GterbIi4feitsberidbf.

SO6n @pnn., SO. ct. 5raneil
t5oipital. 5ersleiben.
gIiia6etb Rolts, II, JAIL Central
2lpsnus, SnqueIt in S6pe6e.
lcd aoe6ns. 10 9ssrfielo ausnue
Dipbtberitis.
Robrt 6orn. 4. 1914 Race Str.
Suausit In Sbps6s.
ifrant Siofiel, 80. 4430 5ilf6t
aDs.. WaiTeriuht.
oer6trt fusbrer. 1S. St, Bernard
.5nausIt in Shpebe.
ei.oras 9utndm, 81, Stdotii6>E
Soipitnl, SSnqutit in S6lpebs.
atnnie QtltstuIler. 81. 944 5aipr
tborn. 2lpsnus. HniierIhnitt.
gbarlss 5errel, SO, s79 We5rmdr
9lpenue. 5u6sriulois.
Sennis GrpSsn, 81, 704 Carr Sir
:Snar,ii in Gtbipsbs.
.Sacob glbr. AZ. 1851 Guesn Gitp
qtpenue, gsbirnfhIae.
aobn alse, 26. 2ongDiep. S6pG.
DE
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ibn bis Su ieinem 1Obe perpfleste, bat
geitern cine Sorberung iiber $289O ges
oen gtobsrt 6. gbmDndon. ben
Ra9fdbDerpultsr, einsetlugt. sic BE-
bauptst, bub Bon aabr Derfproc9eH
babe, iie in Ieinem 9eftament 5u BE-
benten. biss aber nidt getbdn babe.
Hi9ter Did TOMS Ra d la B..
Ser perfDnli6e ga9ldb oes Ri6ters
Wm. 6. OidIOn betrGst $113, ,739.04,
unb spor: 9iperIe 9Onbs $110,007
A Cts, 9dar, 9antoepDiitsn uub III.
tien $37732. Inter ben Qttien befins
ben ii6 81 9apton unb Wtihigan R.
R. g., $1275; SO DO. 2ittle Wiami
R. st., $1,000, 80 DO. Gtne. Street Rg.
Co., $4,000; 55 DO. gine. @as ano
electric Co., $3.50 uIp.
ga6lab Sa6en.
MiIarb 9prse tit Radtabpetpaltet
bon Samss 3. Searn; psrionatten
$500.
God Bennett III HuAlabperDdlteriE
pDn BaItsr Bennett; YerIonalien
$140O, 9runbeigentbum $4,000.
Der psrionlihe Hahlab bes Supes
lRrs Dm. 5int betrdgt $21 ,144.17.
8er 6tebenes.
5snrp S6ul3 tla9te cine De4IeL
foroerung uber $1,000 gsgenSenrD uno
Qi3sie 6asster elm.
5bomas Sbuaman eriangte Elm llr=
t6eil iibsr S274.5o gegsn Gb. u. 5af
nsr; SeIen W. 5iRn Elm fol6ss iibes
$176.1o gegen Q6s DaIinstp; Die
&irdnsr Bird SO. ein ioI6es iiber
$257.38 gegen SnrrB e. Searlss.
Spbn Mda, osFsn 5D6ter6sn Gleas
more WiaG bon pem 2lutomobil be@
Gbas. S6mibt gstroffen unb perlsbt
porben 1T, purbs ermd6tigt, pon
Sdmibt $115 in grIsoigung aQer fer
nerrn Qnipriihe gu at3eptirsn.
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Neripeigert
&irS Jieu. Serbert z. 9igeIOm bic
Grlnnbnie snr slbbalhtng BON
StrHbcnpcrinmmlungcn
tfr plantc 9Ortrdae nber bas Shema
ySic 8ibcl NIB bic 9lrbciterirngc".

Tee. Scr6crt z. @igclou unb Die
Don lbm gclcitctc ,,GcopIcs Gburh",
meroen mahrcno Oes Sommcrs Ibrcn
4.an 6iicntliAe 9erianmIlmBcn on
oelt StraBcncdcn ah5uDaltcl ln0
oas lbcmo n1ic @ibcl mo Oic 9Ir.
belttritagc" 3l crortcru uiht per.
iairtl.dcn foWncl
9iIrgcrmciiirr Spicacl hot uontliH
lciterp 9icp. NiAeIou Ncn SIR 9IbbalD
tlulg oicier &erlGnlnlun9 notbigtn
beDorolidCn GrIaubnlBiteIu pcrlpeI.
acrt, nad,ocm hcreita uorhcr Golijei.
hci CupcIan ioiric SidprbcltSoiret-
FOR Nolncs ou0 2Iltilidjcu @iarIcu3
2bid,lGia bc'd)c0cll buttcu
Tie critcu hcier Slric non &cr'
lunmIingcu mnrm nan Gilelom iiir
Sic tcntmcnoc &ohe 1cplurt gctucicr
ltnO iolItcH in @rigbtou, anopItouS
Gtruer. 0iaOionuiNc, &ccbIcS Cor.
ncr uno oli Dem StuNlau 4l!0rrt ub.
gchaltrl mcrbcn
&jrccrmciitcr Spicgcl bcncrft IN
ichcln Sdretbcn an Jico Acr6crt z.
9ilclOm. oab icrcjt nod fcine Gin.
iige aird)cnaeucluidait bci ocn ltGo.
tidgn Sch1rocn mn GrImlbniBifernc
mir Observation-Disclosures cIuAt.
fontmcn iei uuo bic Strabeu iilr
oen 8crfclr ocr 6ubrurrfc mo Gai.
iantcn ha icIcn lmo cs Ole @'Iid]t
Oer itahtiid]rn NcborOcI ici, 0arauf
I'll icbcn. oaB Der &ertebr m6glIhit
.ucniG hcbmocrt miiroe.
ga MN" bciBt cS in hcm Sdprci.
len wcitcr. .oas G5cicg teilc 0ciiiat'
niungcu cntbalt. laut peIheu Grluub'
luBihrnc iiir Die glbGdItllnd bon 81.
icutliben gorlciungeu iei cS MN
iibcr rcIigioic ooer ntrtbidlaitIicle
5bcnlata auspcitellt weroeu miliicn
mn ba iiir oiciet 3luc6 Stirdcn ooer
Sallen porbdnOeu Nuo, 10 nub id)
mid weioern, cilteu oerartigen Gr-
Iaubnitihein ousjuitcIlcn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-19
Farf =. aunSsrt..
gurnet B 0 oSs.
e am itna q q d mittae)

(Sumitna Ra hmittag)
Wnri6 - PATHFINDER Of Bannma"
(nelO Suuia
Gnpertiire Santqiie - y1riltmpbo-
le" Rubinitein
ston8ertlpaI5er - nGaeIioitro"
gotponrri ans .sari~ staImana
edos aus bem @IetrupoIitan Gpern,
baus Gobani
aOrnetloIo - g5Iora @alser"
GuRarb
Serb. @eih eOlift.
.slaooniiher 1aB" 9porat
Cauertiire aRiensi" @aaner
Chen Bart.
(Sonrtag Radutittag 3:3o)
@aridS-aSons OF gtnerica~
WoaiIer
Sreiidlit. Suuertiire @eber
.Spilipbt Creams" Gburber
gntpourri aus ,5ro6dSolr" Seroi
Botpourri aus .9be Roiemaio" =.
-. @raiIidftdotcn
GiecoIoioIo--. .aarnepoI in 8eneois
griceiaroi
2ouis u. Snhn.
garnpbrnie-r aoreIei" 0espaS5a
Elantnge.G .Grinnerungen .Gbant6ers
g9aibingtor gart.
(Sonntag u b,en6.)
Warib - Cur RepubIic" Gsbergcr
Botpourri aus rSweetbearts"
Serbert
.Su.uoresfe" 9pornf
Gupertiire raeidtc aapaaerie"
GroBcs gotpourri alts Carmen"
9ijet
aornetiolO bon iSerS @eiB. SoIift
5opae - ~9ie SdmieOe i'm gaaISe"
WtifaeIis
.goIfsIicScr BON 1915" giemid
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@ebnrten.

g8iuiam pnb Mlortba WintIer, 172l
0eitpooo 2loe., Wldbhen.
!SeHrp uub CLARA Raegele. 242S
8lcpm Strabe, Gnabe,
Sol. uno glnna SoQitegge 1785
anorr Strube, 9robe.
Robsrt une Iiarp Ulorrts. 1907
Genaros Roao, anube
Milidm uno Wtamte grirt, 304O
Gleirpiep glDe.. 9rdbe.
9eprQe unb 9oie Uteiri6ait, 265
UtDbani Qlare, 4ndbe.
SpIeph dub Gmmd Soffmann,
235o gictor Strnbs, gidbden.
Gmil uno authrpu 9rin,s, ga
prpboseo Ctr, WGo9eIl
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36gern sic nitt. Senbsn sic ieBt.
gDir psrben Sbrsn Ramen unb
abreiie nuf Die Shahtel itreibsN unb
tiefeIbe fp'ort On bic amsrican ytottos
nal R.b Gros SOcietn ienbeu, lpsId:
bic S6l6teI nab 9eutiblaHb peiters
bef6roert.
Roti3. - Wenn sic mebr aIs cine
S6aatsl isuben molten 10 ls9sn Sic
einer gstrag sur Rate BON SOC fir ieNe
S6abteI bel unb mir perosn 10 bieI
Teuben uie sie pinihen. Wau abreIs
fire al, grisfs an bas gOltsblatt, gor
226. Cincinnati, Gbio.
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Die gertuunbeteu auf allen
StIattieIbern baben bur9 MangeI
an oitien 5ahen gu Ieiocu Sie ia.
ben cs notbiger nIs 8eIo.
S6reiben Sic SIREN gtnmen uno
Gbreiie aui 6en uHtenite6enoeu GOu.
pen, ihIiebcu Sic 30 Gents in Bolt.
mnrfen obcr @elb Elm uuo bringen
ooer iellben sic oaSieI6e an SaS
.Ginctuuatier BoIfsbIat:" 127 DIT
Siebgnte StraBe.
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!6elit ben QSeripunbetcn bes
0Saterlanoes

SRbem Sic ibnen bisie ariesss
Sta6!sl ienben, sutbaItenb:
1 pfunb abiorbireHbe gaumpo1e,
9 Sage 8anbagen,
4 padsts ssfaItets 8dae,
! Dole qlobsiipe pfIaiter.
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Jeuer.

- Sn Der @obninl pou GSruaro
Sse9parS, gio. 1926 Wtprtle GoCnue,
ipuroe scitern baour6, Sab Der @lno
cine Gorbine in cine o'icne (S1s'
iIamme pcbte, elm 6cuer ocrlrladt
naS cincn SdJabcn bon etpn $3.50
anrittete. ebe cs spIcitt peroen
.founts
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Charles Scilmnnr. non geo.
500 @cIt Gibcrm Strlbe, crrirtte
seitcrn i'm @hmlJpaIgcridt eiiteE
Saitbeiebl untcr Der gIrtIage oes
EicbitabIs gc1en ieiucr eigencn Scbu
Senrp Sci3mnnn, Den er beidpIOist,
gSerfocuac uno 2eitlrgsrobren aus
einem Ieeritcbenben Saitie geitoblcn
gu baben.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-29
|Edit rial G or1lnae ntI|
On Gurr1:se .:n!,tI Subjects

The Fairmont postoffice matter is
getting to be a hummer and the DEM
ccraticS methods are being aired clev.
erly.--PrestonF County Journal.
II one.fourth Of the matters charged
against Charles .. Manley, postmaster
at Fairmont IN the letters of the res.
ignations of the clerks, are true, then
elshould resign and resign at once.
-Glenyille Pathfinder.
Another chapter in the Fairmont
postoffice scrap has been added The.
Democrats to cover up their b:under.
ing tactics have served warrants on
all the employees who resigned, charg.
ing them with conspiracy, which,
charge no jury in the land made up
of honest, men would ever sustain.
Congressman.at-Large Howard Suth.
!erland has field charges with the post,
office department against Postmaster
Manley. These charges were fled
with Daniel g. ( Roper, the first assist.
ant Postmaster General. Although
these charges are in legal form and
supported by affidavit. we doubt
whether Mr.. Roper will ever allow
them to be considered. He will do
whatever he Is told to do. Charges
supported by Responsibility not
backed by the administration in pow.
err have no weight with him. Will
the Democratic congressman of the.
First and Second districts support
Marley or will they be found on the
side OF the laborers who resigned to
save themselves the disgrace of be-
ing fred by the ones in poweri-i
Preston County Journal.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-29
NX1AsHII!N GTON NEWS s
So GOSSIP aazzzzs sssaks sn!z 5z:l

WASHINGTON, D. Gu Nov. 2s.-Ini
1 list Of Sc towns and cities that have
increased their postal savings receipts,
to more than 100000, not one sis
credited to West Virginia. Compara-i
lively speaking, the business done in
West virginia isn't very large, and II!
has very small part in increasing
what they were in October. These and
other facts are contained in state:
nlent Issued today from the Informs
ton office Of the Post Office Depart
ment today. L, Ii \
The postal savings on October 31st,
aggregated s71,500,000; the individual
depositors numbered I552, 900.
3 Officials at the Post Office Depart:
fnent comment In an amused sort Of
way on the first rum that was
threatened to be made by depositors
IN Uncle SAINTS banking house. which
WAS at Fairmont, Vest a Virginia. A
great many foreign:born coal miners
pre depositors at the Fairmont post
olfice and when IL was closed for one
day recently. on account sof all the
clerks and carriers quitting because,
Of trouble with Charles =. Marley, the
postmuster, the miners got the idea
that ida bancan was about to bust
md came IN from all directions to
Try to draw their money out. The post
onice inspectors who were detailed
from here on the Fairmont case say
they had conside rable trouble in
making the miners understand they
they were in no danger OF losing their
money. q i'ss
Ninety per cent. Of the money de:
posted with the government In West
Virginia Is handled at the post offices
located in the coal mining regions. 4
Chester b. Moncrief has been com.
missioned postmaster at Seaman,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-29


Governor crothe OF this state whose fidelity TO the best
interests al the people is questioned than the
high success OF his administration unquestcnably made
appointments that could be defended upon the ground
OF the fitness Of the appointees 1t Is condition and
not theory which confsonts our Mayors and Cover
nors and Presidents when the spolsmenie in walt for
them.
surrender TO the spoilsmen is ever justiAble how
ever tits not In case like this OF the New
York postmasership The Office of 90 much import
ance the issue in clear attention which
has been called SO widespread the failure To-
reappont Mr. Morgan would strike heavy blow at the
merit principle 1twould encourage the spoilsmen who
would thereby position TO make further
demands would discourage the great mass OF
American citizens who are In complete sympathy with
the effort take all governmental departments out
ot politics and have been greatly cheered III pro-
gress made in that After all the spells system
rs the greatest curse to American politics. and very few
things are Of more than that movement
suppress IL should go steadily Baltimore Sun.
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ment OF Secretary McAdoo and the
continuance Of the emergency tax and
the one cent per pound upon sugar"
Considerable opposition was founu
TO the proposed tax on gasoline from
the Middle West and Mississippi Val
ley states. and further inquiry along
this line will probably show that there
is opposition In the states that make
up the so-called eastern oil felds''
which inciudes West Virginia. senator
Core. Of Oklahoma, has stated that
he will fight such d tax. a tax OF ~
cents per gallon on gasoline would
give the treasury $50, 600, 000! The Mid !
die Westernersi who are here. de-
clare this tax win not hit the men
of ease as is generally supposed, on
the contrary It will hit heaviest the.
farmer and small business men inSthet
West, who now use gasoline as the
motive power Of heir business Nearly
every farm of any size uses gasoline.
tractors, and engines to- cut their crops, I
to cut Woo, to propel ehinery. In
the house gasoline stoves are used.
z he same farmers have small iautomo.
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the surtax, only $4,000, 900 In new rev..

the surtax, only s6,ooo,oooin new rev.
enue can be secured. This will make
the total income tax collections at
the present rates about sS6,000. 600.
The prosperity OF the country result.
Ing in larger incomes and salaries to
business men will add another $40 ,O00,.
600 to this tax collection, making the
total under the present rates approx
between SOS, 100000 and $780,
900 600. Now, II we should then 60
ahead and double the income tax rate
on all incomes, after lowering the ex.
.emptions, there could be raised for the
Treasury about 500, 100000 Of the
S112,000,0 900 said to be needed. Off
course, this s112, 900 900 as the amount
needed is predicated upon the state.
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,Roane County, succeeding John

,Atoaho 5Souhtst ouSSeS1Aab - ~
Eaton.
Vacancies due to resignation Of
:postmasters are reported at Summers.
lDoddridge County; Cedar, Mingo
County; and Glen Morgan. Raleigh
County. Fl
Democratic members OF the House
Ways and Means Committee. which
will be called upon to- frame the new
revenue Legislation to raise funds for
national defense" purposes, are at
sea as to what OBJ ects shall be select
ed to- carry proposed additional tax.
es, according to statements made to.
day to the West Virglnian; correspan.
dent. Nearlyfall the members Of the
committee have reached Washington
for the conference today to take up
committee assignments. a,
Several informal talks have been
held, at which the new revenue legis.
lation has been discussed. Consider.
able opposition was found TO Secretary
q fsthe Treasury McAdoo's plan to levy
ajax on a large number OF. articles,
such as gasoline, automobiles, drugs
and other articles. "A. strong sentiment
was found, however, in favor OF, doub:
ling the income tax, after lowering the
exemption from $4,000 to $4,000 for sin.
gle persons and from $4,000 to $4,000
for married people and reducing the
surtax to $4,000. On the Senate side
of the capital Senator Simmons, OF
North Carolina, chairman Of Senate
Finance Committee came out strong,
" for q lowering Of the income tax
exemptions. x 81 Z
Sin my Judgment. = said one member
of the Ways and Means Committee,
,""the best way! to raise the SIP, 100000
which Secretary McAdoo says will be
needed to provide funds for national
defense should be from the income
tax. BY lowering the exemptions and
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Why is IT a girl who cuts selects the fellow
who cares the most? WI X;
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Any turkey left? Yes, some hash
and turkey soup.