davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Uusi kotimaa., 1915-03-04
Gnglannin ia &ansfan lailuat. Is
MALTA pitfGllG 9aroaneaein
ialmesia.

Sontoosta iImoitettiin tiistaina, ct.
ia, ipaiffa gnglannin ia Gansfon 10.
talaifpat 10 pommittapat Is moilin
padsla 0aroanelleil iaImen gSGli-
nleren plloleiiesta pdGst1 Curtin
linnoitllfiia, ei iilti ole aonstontino-
pelin malloitusta ipielG plan oootet-
taipa, lillG Dield OF anfaran I1iia
llnnoltufiia mastosia ennenfllir
p1GstGin Marmora mercqef66n, iou-
ia balfi OIL tllltatpa ennenfilin pG6s-
taan &onstantinopeIin eousta1e me.
rem pnolelta. &iitenfin otpot 9or-
oanelleln linnoitufiet 8onstantinope-
lin dlpain. Sim ie on ipaIloitettu,
tltlee lilloin itie Curtin p11fullpunfi-
fin Daaraan.
&onstantinopelisia t1m1 Gnalon-
min ia Hansfan iotalaimoien ponu1li-
trs on berGttGnpt GGrct0nt6 iGnnitps-
ia ia pelfoa. 9rousia slalian puo-
leiIesia Sitrfisia on noIittl Curtin
paofaupungifii ionne ipoItion orfis-
to, robot ia nIultt falleuoct nutlite.
taan jos tltIee ndlttGnlGtton11fii
lobted pois &onstantinopeIista.
Sos &onstantinopeli iaabaan mol,
loitetltfii, min ii1oin aufenec Sons
tantinopelin ialmi Wustaan mereen
ia 8enaid iaa iieltii milioonia bus
bella piliaa nlos, iofa tliIee naifllt,
tamaan niiun binnan lasfcutluniicf.
(;
Uusi kotimaa., 1915-03-04
Horjalaincn lailua aipi iafialaiicn
infeltaialailuan pGGlle.

2ontoosta ilmoitetaan, ett1 noria.
Iainen Iaiipa Sborois aioi geacbp
Seaoin ebustalla iafIalaiien ilfeIta-
ialaiipan pddlle. 9apteeni fertoo et-
td be buonlaiitpat iafiaIaiien iufeIta-
jan tpeoen pinnasia ia ilifcltaian fop-
teeni ianoi ldbettdneenii torpeoon
norjalaista laitpaa fobti, nlitta ie
meni barbnan mntlttamia ialfoia, io-
ten noriaIainen laiipa idGstpi. Sill
loin Sborbiiin fapteeni obiaii Iainan-
la iltoraan Iltfeltaian pG1lle. Slriri
flnllri ia iltfeltaialailpaa CT
fen enentpdd ndfpnpt, ie nppoii.
Sborois on main sol tonnin loitpd
ia ie iaopui 8Cpnloutbiin.
Uusi kotimaa., 1915-03-04
Eommitns Saroanellein ialmesia
iatfnn.

Wtaanantaina iatfettiin trrffilais.
ten linnoitusten pomnlittamista.
@nglannin ia gansfan Iaitpat oipat
laapnneet Is MALTA iaInen liidae,
ofpat b1tpittdneet ailiobabrin Unfit
ia Gbanob aaIosiin Iinnoitlifiet, iot-
ia oDot ialmen fapeimnalla foboal.
Ia.
Wiitplenesta ia Senebosta tlllee
tietoja ettd pIi 100000 tllrffilarstn
OH aietettlt @alipolin niemelle iul.
men rannalle, ldbelle 0farrnora mer-
ia, 130 MALTA &onstantinopelista.
5iistaina tdpptpi pomniitlifien iei-
abtlla fonan mr-sfnn ia illnlun to-
fla
Uusi kotimaa., 1915-03-04
&ufo @tinncipta fiimafii.

GOustoia Sobn sl. Sarion, iofa
Dastltsti foulltioptiionia, tefi ebop-
tltflen ettG fofo paltioa fGiittdtpd
ficltolafippfGId IiiGtdGn WinneI eIotan
perustnslafiin. SGmi tliliii rotfais=
taipafii pleiieG GdnestpfiellG muoben
1916 naalisia ia jos iiinG fritpien
Ganet tltliii tpoitolle j, titIiii fieItolafi
fdptdntoon 1 p. tammifi1ilta 1917.
Sos tan1d ebbotus IGpi meniiifin,
ei ie esta fountioptiionia olemasta
tpoimasia iiiben asti, fumes ie fllmos
taan.
Uusi kotimaa., 1915-03-04
Ealirn pintta mcni maaban.

Sdllitllfien inoiaani aluecn mirfa-
miel)et faatoifpat maaban mime tits
taina 9enioiin, Minn., oIllttebtaos-
ia $4,000 ariposta oIrtta. SIutto
oil min palion, ettd tpirfamiebet fob
laiipat polluiinia asti oluesfa. SIi
aifa flllumlt obi, ioIloin tebtaon tl,Ii
foriata oluenia pois iifii inbiaani-
agentit faatoipat fen maaban. 9eb.
oas tefi IiifettG 8 tlibannen 6ouarin
arpostu fl,ufauoesia. gtpt ie on iiI-
iettu.
Uusi kotimaa., 1915-03-04
9inmsnia liittpD SafIan ,uibplliiiin.

Humanian iiidaiiain nlillisteri,
Cafe Soncsclt, ilnloitti moanantoina
ett1 9iitmanian OH bubtifllusia rpbtp-
minen iotaan ia ettd ie Iiittpp Saf-
ian miboaisten plioIelle. So tanlmi-
flulsia iai 9fllmania 25 miIioonan
oollarin lainan 2ontoosta lillG ipG=
lip,lbeella etta ie rpbtpp iotimaan
Iiittoiltineioen puolesta.
Uusi kotimaa., 1915-03-04

@alDestonista, Ger, ilmoitettiin
maanantaina ettd mefiifplaiiella tpf-
fieneella Grogress tapabtui raiabbps,
iofa tappoi 80 ibnistd, niioen jou-
fpsia 8 naista. SdiGbbps tapabtili
iiten ettd ponlmi oil fGtfettp riiiinG
tdpteftppn tpnnpriin iofa riiiitpnnp-
ri ldbetettiin Iaiiuaan ia finn tpnnpri
apattiiu, tapobti,i rGiGbops.
Eomn,in oliipat ipaImistancct
Gnrrnnsnm balitl,sta nastlstaipat
benftlnt.
Uusi kotimaa., 1915-03-04
Sonlnlapiet lGbettGipGt ranban
pnnnnin.

&uuii pient1 8asbinetonin foulil'
lasta tlli mime tiistaina 9bops'
Daltain ulfoaiioin rtinisterin grpa'
min Dirastoon milfanaan pDpnto,
ionfd ale oil iatoia tlibaniia follll'
lapiia firioittanlit niTenid.
Eppnto on ofoitettu faifille iotl-
tpien maltafuntien balitiiioille, etta
Guropan iota otis lopetetaan. yb-
oDsDaltain ballitls IGbett1a tantnt
gmerifan folilulasten ppDnnon fdt-
file iotitpien paItafnntien ballit,t-
ioill.e &c paperi tdpttd1 iuuren orr
filn ia toi fen Stem Oorfista 8as.
bingtoniin neiti &ate 8lafe, jofa on
lasteu railbanpppntifon1itean iobta-
ia.
Uusi kotimaa., 1915-03-04
8enGldiict fatfaisIcct tiirffilaiiilta
rnpfamarain iaannin Spnstan.
tnntinDpclista.

Sifliiista, Sronsfai1faiiasta, ilmoi.
tettiin ellen, etta tpcndldiie opat oiu-
meet tirffilaiiia eSeaGnid ia iaopul
meet &bopacbas joelle arneniosia ia.
ten iulfien tlirffilaiielta armeiiaItd
Dbtepben &onstantinopelin fansia ia
len fantta iiuri aIie Curtin malta.
funnosta on tlil1ut eroitetufii Surfin
emGmaosta.
Uusi kotimaa., 1915-03-04
WenGlGiiet iualluittaneef Solomean.

9iumonian faiitta ilmoitetaan ettd
tpendIiiIet oipat ottaneet tafaiiin So.
Ipncon 8aIitiiasia ia parbaillaan
,polIoittolpot tofaiiin Stanisla,lta.
QnIoncan ottipat pendlGiict itaipal-
toIaiIiIta ia iafialaiiilta antaralla
pistintaistcl,illa.
Uusi kotimaa., 1915-03-04
StGiualta antannt tappaa 200 fau-
pmnain ainfasta.

Senlbergista, 8alitiiasta, ilnloi-
tettiin tiistaina, ettG otis fun itd-
ipaltalaiiet iailpat tp1b1fit aiatii Sta-
nisInun fauplingin baIhlunia tpend-
IGiiIt1, oil beiban eniimdinen tponiG
tappaa 200 faupuneiu iirpiilipdes.
tod. grds puolalainen ratpintoIan
pitGid ia iouffo rai,tatien tpon1iebiG
tapettiir faiffein eniin.
Uusi kotimaa., 1915-03-04
Garnesicn firjastobnune mnnteftm
ipanfilafii.

s(meitcroomisia, g. g., nulntti
fal1pungin bollitus slnbretp Garne-
glen iille Iobjuittoman firiasto ra-
fennuficn lpanfilafii. y@anfila OH
bpoOpailempi ftin firiasto", ianoi-
mot fouplln9in iidt iiGG poiffafun,
MALTA.
Uusi kotimaa., 1915-03-04
&npli 1OS wnuScn ipanhana.

gia 9ooopin, 9esiemerisid, glo.,
porrbin mics alabaman paIticsia,
flioli Diime iunnuntaina 1OS uuo-
oen wanbana Sdn oil ipntpnpt 1907
8eorgiasia. Sdn oil tl,nnettlt ppsln.
mics ia anlpui meIfoiien tarfasti
ipield 101 nlrooen fpanbana.
Uusi kotimaa., 1915-03-04
ltnfarilaiIct iptnmiebcf fnpinoiiuat.

Eragisia oipat 81 len rpf,nentill
iotamiebet tebneet fapinun ia tappo-
. meet plennndt npicerinin. Site flnn
rpfnentiIti oil riistettp arlpomerfit,
Iibetettiin ie 9timnollion raialle. Cot
men inlfariloincn rpfmentti llbeict.
tim ppis @icnist1 ia mlbct rpfmen-
tit phntiin niiDen iijalle.
Uusi kotimaa., 1915-03-04
$4,000 tnrffilaista iuanfina.

Gictarista ilmoitettiin ellen niraI.
liiesti ettd beImifrlin 13 p1iipGGn
asti of @endid ottanlit pangifii
tllrffilaiiia 527 npieeria ia $4,000
iotaniestd, iotfa on ipietp 8endjGn
iiidmaaban.
Uusi kotimaa., 1915-03-04
Safian feiiarien muistppatiaat julia
tetaan fnnlifii.

Smeitiin failtta tllllut iGbf6iano-
ma tietad fertoa, etti Safiasia on
min iituri pitiite metallista, ettd on
tebtp ebootiis ctt1 fai..fi nlIistopat-
iaat, ioita on prosnsiista ppstptettp
feiiarile ia miliIle feiiarilliien per-
been idicniIle, ebbotetaan iltlatctta-
ipifii fllillifii.
Uusi kotimaa., 1915-03-04
Treiibsntti &iliun ci lnnlc pGGie=
luGniG Sun ,sraneisfpn nGgt-
fcln1n.

Grclioertti @ilion ionoo, rttG ioto
litoo bGnen Min uialoista fiinni", et-
tel ban lllultanasti moi lGbtei $50
ibin9tonista puis min paEon t1nG
feipdnlld, ctta meniii fasrndGn San
Srancisfon ndptteIpsid.
Uusi kotimaa., 1915-03-04
&iDa haunt innren iuuitun.

Sillan ia Garran5an miesten ipG-
lila oil tappelu San Wateosia, iofa
paattpi 8illan ipoitofii. Hoin 45O
miestd menetti Garran5a ief1 SO fl
miarid ia mlliltan1ia fl1uIaruisfuia.
Uusi kotimaa., 1915-03-04
&ansfalaiiet fapttapat mDrfgaiiia
rGiGbSSsppmmia.

9crIinisti ilmoitettiin langatto-
malta 2ontopieen, eta ransfalailet
rdiGbopspomn1it Ietpittdipdt inprfpl-
listG faaiua rGidbtdesiddn. 1uo faa-
iu on paban baiilista, mltta ei ole
tpoimt tebod iiuurta ipabinfoa.
Uusi kotimaa., 1915-03-04
600 tpnnia iaubuia

on lulitalaisten bldtapufomitea 9,eap
Gofisia labettdnpt anierifaIoiieao
Tilcan laiipaIla bat6G f1riipille 3d.
lestiinasia.
Uusi kotimaa., 1915-03-04
ltniia. ietelirahoia.

800 miljoonan bollarin ariposta
itliiia baaitufien panfin ieteIiG tulee
painettatpafii ia ndit1 I1betetGGn bal.
litliflcn tparapanffeibin Dnrp6ri gb.
6Dsipaltoia. =.
Uusi kotimaa., 1915-03-04
Gnalannin pGGministeri iuarma
iuuifosta.

G1Gministeri slsqilitb ilntoitti par-
Iamentin alabupneesia maanantaina
cttei GneIannin ballitus fosfaan to-
mdn looan aifana ole ollut uiin mar
mo Iiittoutllneioen ipoitosta filin npt.
Uusi kotimaa., 1915-03-04

= Gansfasia ia StdnoaoSia on
fiellettp mpos faiffien pGibbDttGpicn
juonien fdpttdminen. Sofa tcfcc
maltafllltiu raittiifii.
Uusi kotimaa., 1915-03-04

@et6id on tebnpt iiluren IL
Ioufien rautatien tarpeille Eittsburg-
hista, So. 5ilaus noiiiee = ntilioo.
iaon oollariin.
Uusi kotimaa., 1915-03-04

llnoesia Seelannisla poibaon
mt MALTA naiiia parIamentin idic-
nifii.
Uusi kotimaa., 1915-03-04

gbopspalloisia on pIi 300
neisarfitebtid.
Uusi kotimaa., 1915-03-04

= SEEM 9orfin faniafouluisIa on
y tlibatta naisopettaiaa.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-30
|DO[[ARSSPENT'HE HERE.
PROSPERITY
Every Cent is Cash G ontri-
button to Every Resident
in Fairmont.

A dollar spent in Fairmont Is a
cash contribution to every citizen Of
The community. It goes further and
secures more benefits in every way
when left at home than when sent
to the different mall order houses.
When the money Is spent in Fair
mont the merchant Is enabled oman:
tain a full work. g force, at a maxi.
mum wage. The home manufacturer
secures deposit for the home bank;
the home bank has sufficient funds
to make easy loans to the business
man who needs Accommodation. The
Aolne'kept dollar IS the only possible
change for permanent prosperity.
Tho fiomc-spent dollar is a grow.
Ing. expanding, eliquids dollar. 1t is
quick investment and earns diyi-
dends for the entire community. It
Us rapidly turned over, and earns
compound interest for every branch
OF business. X y, q
The dollar spent in Fairmont by
The West virginian man Is a GLAD,
bright. joyful dollar. 1t passes from,
business to business. from neIghborEto
nefghbor-from the merchant to the
banker. from the banker to the pay
roll Of the wage.earner, from the
.Wqgeearner to the needy. and 1t is
only with the home dollar that the
man with q lob Is permitted to con
tribute to the needs OF his less for
tunnte brother.
The dollar sent away from, home
( become as shrinking stimid dollar. 1t
/. lo6es much Of its value when it pass:
eB1out Of Fairmont,s trade territory.
It hides itself from the employer and
% lost to the wage:earner who sent
4 away. IT Is withdrawn from local
circulation and it often contents to
earn q small dividend on some foreign
Investment, sometimes becoming / a
part Of some great war loan, there:
By becoming an enemy to commerce
md blockade 10 Fairmont's prosper.
sty:f I.
When Fairmont money Is sent to
the mail order houses Of New York
OH Chicago. II becomes selfish, sordid
money. It carries no message of good
]ftif
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cheer to a neighbor, It furnishes no
pleasure to the tired workman. 1t;
knows no charity. 1t makes no con.
tribution to the comforts of the home
folks, because iit is soon locked In the.
vaults of the merchant prince or be.i
comes s part OF one OF those 5"ten
million dollar" dividends.
Every citizen should be interested
in the general prosperity Of his home
town. Every patriotic citizen must,
doshis part to build up every home in.
dustry.s III n
The iFairmont dollar is the founda-
ton OF Fairmont prosperity. Every
dollar sent to the distant mail order
houses is stolen from the foundation
OF Fairmont's permanent prosperity.
Germany has grown commercially
rich and powerful because her people
have learned the lesson Of sco.opera-
tion. They value German goods, take
a pride in supporting home indus
tries. When they spend "a dollar they
see to 1t that Germany keeps that
dollar, and it Is the boast Of every
German that his money does not earn
dividends for the foreigner. (. {; :
Fairmont should cultivate the same
spirit. BY doing so she can ENJOY
the same benefits, and Ia Q few years
every citizen will feel o great pride
in buying goods that are 3 marked
made In Fairmont.H
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-30
BUY HOME MADE
GOODS is THE PLEA
OF MAN CTIJRERs|
Many Of the Articles Now Used by Fairmont People in
Their Homes and Offices Are Made in Factories
and Shops Here.

It is the duty Fairmont people to give prefer
epce to made in Fairmontp articles and BY
you wllin stimulate the iocalmans
tactrers to greatere forts
rolls and more prosperity for Farmont
Fairmont manufactures large number Of articles
that are used the homes Of Offices
n the commercial Of the hereisa good
trade in these articles among home The Buy
airmont Made Goods movement seeks TO encourage
more liberal patronag home made articles and
number Of manufacturers here have enlisted insthe
movement to stimulate this business.
All over the country now the slogan to buy Made
ri A" goods, take place made AUSTRIA,
made in Germany made in England or made inl
France or Italy goods and the slogan popularthat
it's being sent out from the big centers
inSspecial trains and peakers toad
vertise the fact that now the begin a concen-
ttated movement this country ything we
eat, wear or use in anyway.
Fairmontis the ground floor in this movement.
There are many things manufa here hatsa just
az good aslthe articles made other cities and
o they viii become Cd mi sls S 1f
crease the number of5manufa industries here
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Fairmont People are Be.
ginning to Keep Money
at Home.

s Fairmont IS on the r move move
Coward better trading conditions. A
move TO bring about a better under or,
standing between buyer aud seller a ana
] tnsnnfa eturer and user. It's the .bu,y;.
Fin ail Fairomnts move and although In
ttsl Infancy IS taking d concrete form; 4
and 10 So one of the auguries for q
prosperous Fairmont that has occu.
pied the thought OF our citizens IN ne.
cent years. ''isSs
That sentiment Is the definite con.
Ieipsions on the part Of Fairmont PEG.
pie ITO spend the money theyfmake An
Falrmont and keep this money In Eths
eoners OF the Fairmont merchants
Ealrmont Is singularlyS blessed with
enterprising merchants They carry
the stock and extend the courteous
treatment that brings buyer and sell.
ergsoI CLOSELY together.
What Fairmonts people should do
at this ttunctureG is!to spend the money
in Fatrmont that til eys make In Fair.
mont. And where do you get the mo.
Rey that enables you to support your.
| self and family? You answer In Fair.
lmont. 1T can be asked, why not; keep
that money here for q wider scircula.
lion? 2 Suppos IL you are a salaried
maj. your employer should tell you:
III know that you are capable and EN-.
eEgetic and y have no complaint on
that score. but II have a letter from,
q fellow in Chicago who wants your
Job. I DON'T think that he will give
me any better service than you \ rem.
DER, but II have made up my mind to
kSmployi him." N
Your condition OF mind would not;
|beEyery pleasant II you had the state.
ment delivered to you and you would
have a. right to be resenttul.
8lts that is the way you would feel,
How do you think the merchant feels
when you say to him: II know that
you sell anything In Fairmont that i
want to buy and II know that you sell
tat o reasonable price, It'll q small
margin OF profit, and although II make
my money In Farm ont, think that
ISwill order what IL need from aFmail
order house or some travelling sales.
man passing through Fairmont.s The
merchant would have O right to feel
gesentful, too, from such an attitude
wouldn't he Suppose that you do
not have to work for o living but are
fprtunate ough TO derive an; income
ssutficient to maintain yourself and
those dependent upon you from prop.
|arty and Investments In Fairmont.
Suppose that one of the tenants in
your property Informed yon that he
Had decided TO move to New York
not that he thought he could do any
better, but that he was Eyacating your,
!prop ertyg and would move there. Sup.
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D /. HAVE. !.
WOMAN Suffrage G..
Other Electoral Reforms
Embraced in the Gov !.
eminent Program.

THE HAGUE, Nov. 80. Womau's
Suffrage has been made an essential
part Of the governments program In
Holland. "a bill making suffrage pos:
sible through an amendment Sof the
Constitutional law Of the Netherlands.
has just been brought into Parlia:
ment. q &; 4 ,lIi y 81 HI
The bill involves also other changes
nfthet organic law. Itiproposes to- ex..
tend the right Of voting to- all male
citizens who have reached the age OF
90 and are not excluded by certain
disabilities, "and also to female citi.
zens who have reached the same age.
It is stated that the passage Eof the
bill will not Of itself bring suffrage
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-30
CITY MOVING FAST
TOWARDS BETTER
TRADE COlNDI ONS
pose numbers % property hoideys
would have that message delivered 10
them and vacant property would re.

kM0AAa kt0tG khAti ku6cnnt0Ra1 llfOItA w
them and vacant property would re.
suit. .,l' s.,F
You would feel that your tenant
was not very patriotic or very .loyni
to Fairmont, wouldn't you, and Is he
not justified In feeling tho same way
|if knowing that You Get q livelihood
from rents in Fairmont he knows
that travelling aiesmens from New
York, Chicago. Baltimore, PittsburE.
and Cincinnati, comei to Fairmont take
your order and take out fof Failmopt
the money that IS being paid you
from Fairmont commercial eiiorts.x
It! Is well known that Of certain
seasons Of the year Il 81 the cust6n,
for outside cities to send their travel.
Ing men to Fairmont. They bay no
taxes, no salaries, no rent no light.
no heat and support no one but en-
ployes in o distant city. Their sue
cess is und erstood TO have tbeen large
lin tines past, and, asg o result. thou.
sands upon thousands Of dollars are
annually ken from lthis Community
There $is only one reason that this
condition can continue. a isck, Of
thought on the part o. the Fairniopt
purchaser. ., y
In conjunction with the Business
Mems League OF Fairmont which 10.
allie this. condition! and which rccog.
nizesE the importance of 50. The West
Virgintan has enlisted with these men
to impress upon Fairmnnters how
important ~ SIS that Fairmant money
be kept in SFairmont. u every Fair:
ImonterS would make q solemn pledge
not 70 spend single dollar with u
outside firm. with any travelling sales.
man Ior; with any trapsie nt agent, but
would pledge themselves TO ffst. en.
deayor TO get what they need from
thesmerchartsG doing usiness IN Eair.
mont. the effect Sof the war would be
minimized tenfold! No better time
has ever Tered for the Iconsid eratien
OF this question BY our citizens; Tide
West virginian earnestly urges that
this thought be taken 10 heart tint
sideration be given the Importance
OF this matter, and 70 establish that
the Ssalaried& man earning his Lying
IN Fairmont will spend his money %
Fairmont, that the local merchant pay.
Ing rent to a local owner. viii know
that the local owner Is going toispend
his money back to the very center
fro mwhicn he gets his income. The
drygoods mar, the hing man, tie
grocery man, the hardware man. tie,
merchant OF every class does not ark
that you patronize only him. but To-
patronize the community II Is no
selfish propag anda-itl Isl q, community
appeal. ~
.SThink this over; get q into yosr
neishboss YOU o. DOL II Il is inssitsss
that Fairmont will be greatly benefit
ted. From IL will come the suppoft
that helps 10 make cities. Make this
resolve: Before purchasins one dol.
lars worth OF goods outAtde of Fair
mont, Twill visit the Fatrmont stores
TO see ifSI cannot get tShefe.a
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into being, but will only pave the way
for IT, A further revision OF the ex-
listing Electoral law will then be In
order, putting into effect the principle
thus embodied In the Constitution.
The new Constitute onaIf amendmentII
also introduces proportional represent
tation - the different representative,
podfes. the Second Chamber or House
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counter at Newark. Blake approached
an Irish station employe and asked
him: Ibid you say that had twenty
minutes to walt OF that Il was twcnty
minutes TO eighty"
siSayther. sor.s replied che train
man. aoi said ye had twinty minutes
70 ate an. that 8 an 80 did nave. Yer
trains gone nowi"
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Of Representatives. the Provincial
Councils, apd the Municipal Councils.
The members Of the Senate. or First
Chamber, are elected By the different
Provincial Councils.
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George W. Blake, tho New Yorkar.
tist, was recently waiting ias usuai)i
for an Erie train at the stat lion lunch
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WbirIwind. the Drummer

They were talking about q promis-
ing young man who had failed to
make good as a travelling salesman.
The hrst man said to the other man;
'Tt was queer about the boy. He
seemed to be a regular whirlwind. His
nrst trip was a rafting success. but
All he brought back from his second
trim was a bunch OF foolish EXCUSES"
|What was II you called hir--A
whirlwindY'
Yes"
IT see. All 'Whiri' at the beginning.
ana an wind at the tinish."-CleVe-
land Plain Dealer
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Proof Positive

Lady Customer-Yes, this "a better
weather now. Some people think all
the rain wo had q little time ago was
caused by the fring Of heavy guns
In Belgium.
Dressfitter--1 don't see how that can
be, madam, for remember We mostly
had very fine weather during the
south-African war,--Punch.
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The BaKht Side

The pcssinist was suffering from
rheumatism.
Every bone in my body aehes," he
complained.
You ought to Be glad you are not
herring" said the optlmlBt-Tit-
Bits
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Wanted 70 Try

Bnl-Qssl Thars a sirolg clsef
you're sioslns IL would knock on'
donkey.
Nonkar1 Statesman
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Your bill II seven shiTnngB and
eleveupence hRlfpenny. think, Mr.,
Mcintosh: here's tho seven and
eleven. I'm afraid I haven't got the
odd halfpenny!'
''DinnA fash yerBel. mon. I'll just
talk your evening paper for the bal
anceT
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Logan

4247 N. 15TH sr.-An attractive 2-story porch
g. w. dABELL, Jr., 5i4 walnut.
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s,f,DsMEN-Young men Of good odu-
e,ilcn, appearance, energy and ambi-
IN who arc desiorous OF making
eilnanent good future In n fast-grow-
Ia hnslness; men OF undeyeloped SELL
M sbillty who will eventually develop
is's dlstrlct saleamanagers that Will pay
Elif than S2500 annually. This -
ii,s.rrsde proposition OF a meritorious
fFlcls and only men OF the above CAL
mo Will receive an interview. Address
rox L sos, Ledger Office.
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NEW SALE AND RENT LIST READY.
Pelham, Mt. Airy and Chestnut Hill
PELHAM TRUST Co, $40 Germantown ave