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Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-11-05

stabo generolai lake konferenci-
ia apkalbejimui Rumanijos da-
bartinio padejimo. Sakoma, kad
du trecdaliu generolu balsavo uz
tai, kad prisijungti prie talkinin-
ky. Tarp ju didziausiu Salininku
talkininku esqs gen. Averesen.
'buvusis kares minister's.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-11-05
ANGLIJOS KARALIUS
SUzEISTAS.
LondonaS. p

Londonas. Pereita savaite
kuomet Anglijos karalius Jurgis
perziurinejo talkininku kariumene
siaurinej Francuzijoj sykiu su
gen. Joffre, karaliaus arklys stojo
piesta if pargriuvo; karaliuS tapo
suzeistas. Jisai sveiksta.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-11-05
RUSAI BOMBARDAVO RIJI-
CARLOS UOSTIlS

6erlinas. Laikrassiui Lokal
Anzelger praneSa jo correspondent
las Is Budapesto, kad rusu kariski
lalval bombardavo bulgaru karalis-
k2 palociq Euxinograde, o kita ru-
Su eskadra bombardavo bulgaru
uosta Burgas, prize Juodpju juriu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-11-05
JUSKENDO ANGLU LAIVAS

Londonas. Oficialiskai pranes-
ia, kad anglu laivas, minu Slave
jas, Hythe nakties laiku susidure
su kitu anglisku laivu netoli Oar
daneliu If nuskendo. Jis turejo
apie 900 vyru lake sito atsitiki-
mo If sulyg oficialiSko pranesimo
152 jureiviai If 3 aficierai yra
zuve.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-11-05
KETURI VoKIEcIU LAIVAI
VEL ZUVO.

Petrogradas. Rusu oficialis
pranesimas paskelbe, kad anglu
submarinai, veikian.icji is rusis-
kq portu Baltiko jurese, vel nu-
skandino keturis vokiskus garlai-
vius.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-11-05
RUMANU GENEROLAI w
TALKININKUS

Milanas, Italijoj. Laikrascciui
Corriere della Sera pranesa 10
korespondentas is Bucharesto
kad Rumaniios vyriausio kariske
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-11-05
Metal XIV

lyn Serbijon, mes pasiprleSinimul
IS visu pusiu ia uzpuolusiems
pricsams il permazai turf kalei-
viu, o talkininkai neistengia / lai-
ka atsiusti uztenkancia pagelbq.
Traukianti nuo Saloniki pagclbon
scrbams francuzq kariumene tik
laikinai gall bulgarus sulaikyti, mes
JOS yra permazai, G is Francuzi-
Jos atgabcnti daugiau greltal ne
galima. Rods, serbams meglna pa
deti Montenegro kariumene, bet
JOS yra pcrmazai, todel j mazal
If padeti gall,
Sujungta austro-vokieciu kariu-
meme jau nuzenge Xxi Milanovat,
s mylias nuo Tekatcak, naujoslos
scrbu sostines. Milanovac yra prle
gelczinkelio CaJatina, ten buvo
serbu ginklp krautuves. Matyt
serbams reiks kelti savo sostlnl
jau j treciq vietq; dabar sostinI
bus perkelta ] USicq. Senoji sos
tine Ms gall w poros dienp TEXT
vokicciams, o tvirtove Kraguje-
vac, kur yra serbq arsenalai, at
sirado taipgi dideliame pavoJulei
ii ilgai laikytis negali, nes serbv
kariumene galetu apsiausti bulga-
raj, traukiarti Timok pauplais prif
Ms. Suiyg veliausiq zinip kra-
gujcvaG jau teko bulgarams.
Kadangi serbai smarkiai prize
sina1i, be smarkip muSiq priesams
ncatiduoda savo teritorijos, tai SIT
prantama, kad If pergaletojai, len
danti Serbijon su daug dldesne'
mis- pajiegomis, Judo labai daue
savo kareiviu; nors jle laimi, bel
tuos laimejimus turi brangiai pirl<-
ii. Is Saloniki praneSama, buE
vien muSyj, megindami paint
miesta Veles, bulgaria nuzude 2o,-
oco savo karciviu If tai uzetn6
vien miesto dali, esanGia ant de.
Siniojo sono upss Vardar Bulga-
raj meme Serbijos svarbu miest<
Prot, bet ir il verzdami tureJe
labai didelius nuostolius.
Talkininku kariumcne, daugumt
francuzu, musasi su bulgarais ami
visos linijos nuo Strumnica TX
Veles, isilgai gelezinkelio tarp Ms
Saloniki. Dalis francuzu kariu.
menes atejo jau prize Serbijos ru.
beziu ir traukia prie Istib, kur
kares pradzioj uzeme bulgaria.
Francuzu kariumene susideda dau-
gume is sugabentq nuo Gallipol
kolioniju kareiviq-Algiero Sauliu
svetimu legijonu ir Senegalic
regimentp, Vokieciai mano, kad
uzstojus ziemai, tuos kareiviu:
reikes grazinti i siltesnius kraStus
mes jie Salciu pakesti negales
Bulgarp rankose dabar yra Ser
bios miestai: Uskub, Egri, Pa
lanka ir Kumanovo.
Musiai austru prasidejo if prit
Montenegro rubeziu, mes per jC
teritorija austrai stengiasi nuo va
karq Serbijon verztis. Monte
negrai ginasi pirm laiko prireng
tose ir sudrutintose apkasais po
zicijose. Is Cetinjos Ryman ate
jo zinia, jog austrai uzeme Cora
o montenegro pasitrauke j CERES
mes pozicijas ir ten toliau priest
nasi besiverziantiems austrams.
Aisku todel kad pirmose pozicijo
sc monteiegrai tapo sumusti
Nors jie yia nepaprastai narsus
bet ju yra mazai, tai skaitlinges
ne prieSo kariumene If narsiau
sfus turf iveikti.
Prize Krivalok serbu ir frarnu
~ kariumenes priesakines pozici
jas uzpuole bulgaria, bet ju uz
puolimas su dideliais jiems nuo
stoliais tapo atmuStas. Morav;
paupiuose po smarkaus music bul
garai uzeme miesta Gordeljica i
visa kelia Xxi Leswoats. Cia at
eme serbams 2 kanuoles. Miest
Usl<ub bulgarams tcko 10000 ka
rabinu, $50 skryniu parako If *,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-01-14
DAY LIGHT TRAIN
SERVICE on BIN.
lTwogTrains zach Way
Is Announced as the
Program.
Program.

The completion OF the Buckhannon
and Northern Railroad to this city in.
the early spring is now almost an as,
sured fact, and the fact that this will
provide q, daylight train service to and
from Pittsb,ailrrgkwilllb be hailed with de.
light by local people.
It!has been announced that the Penn.
sylyania and Pittsburgh and Lake Erie,
Joint owners Of the B: and N. and the
Monongahela railroads, will each oper.
ate a train daily to and from Pitts.
burgh.
The present plan is that the p. and
i. q. will run a train out Of Pittsburgh
for Fairmont in the morning and re-
turning from Fairmont to Pittsburgh
in the evening. The Pennsylvania
train will leave Fairmont in the morn.
ing for Pittshurgh,and will return from
Pittsburgh to Fairmont in the evening.
The need Of more adequate train ser:
vice Observation-Disclosures and Fairmont
is keenly felt by the travelling public,
and II present plans carry, the service
will be inaugurateds in the spring.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-01-14
WellsF Fargo Agent
Resigns Position

James NJ. Lang, for several years 10.
cal agent for the United States Elk.
press Company and later for the Wells
Fargo and Company, successorst to the
former company, has resigned his posi-.
toin to accept a better one with anoth.
er company.
Mr.. Lang has been an obligfng agent
and the manner in which he has han.
died the business and his attitude to:
ward the public has made him many
friends, who will be sorry to hear Of
his leaving and at the same time viii
be pleased to hear Of his advancement.
The name OF the man who will sue.
coed Mr.. Lang has not yet been divullg:
ed.
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=
PENNINGTON.

g.
The Pennington High School has re.
sumed work since vacation, and both
teachers and students are taking up
their work with increased energy.
Basket ball is a new feature in the
school, and the boys are making very
rapid improvement. They played two
games before the holidays against
teams old in experience and practice.
They lost both Of these games, but feel
confident Of being winners before the
season closes. Practice. started Friday
evening with a match game, Juniors
VS.. Freshies,4 Sophs and Seniors, the
score being 20 to z in favor Of the lat
ter.
Mr.. Conley invited his Sunday
School class to his new home in West
Pennington last Friday night, and a
very enjoyable evening was spent, sto.
ry telling, conversation and contests.
The young people Of Pennington are
always glad to get this privilege, be:
cause they know a god time is assured.
Mrs. Conley is an ideal hostess:
On last Sunday the baby girl OF. Mrs.
Ward was badly injured when a shoe
Fbuttoner was jerked from its throat by
one of the larger children.
Mr.. Lynde Book, OF Pennington, was
a Fairmont visitor Monday.
Protracted meeting has begun at the
NJ. e. Church South.
Mr.. w. H. veach's new store room
will be occupied by Dons and Hubbel
with q line of fancy groceries.
Mr.. NJ. A. Lashley, Of Wheeling, has
moved into one Of the yeach flats.
Mr.. Bowers has opened a fruit, candy
and news stand next door to the bank.
DR.. J. NJ. Trach has purchased fine
new horse.
Mr.. Newton Clayton died at his home
in Hundred Monday morning.
The young people OF Pennington
took advantage of the excellent ice at
No. 9 Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Helen Whitlatch. Of this place,
is giving lessons in elocption.
Mrs. Stella Thompson, Of Toledo.
Ohio, is, visiting her sister, Mrs. o. A.
Kelley Of this place.
Following a literary program Friday.
evening. January Is, the Pennington
High School basket ball team will play
the Juniors Of the Fairmont High.
School. The Pennington boys are in
first class condition, and thus expect an,
easy victory.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-01-14

People AS They Come
and Go

Miss Ruth Eddy is recovering from
a several days illness.
Miss Beryl Jenkins has returned
from a visit with her cousin, Miss
Katherine Jenkins, at Morgantown.
Mr.. L. H. Randall. who had been ill
for several weeks has returned from
Wheeling and today resumed his posi-,
ton in the National Bank Of Fair.
mont.
Mrs. Allie Raymond and daughter,
Mrs. E. G. Frame, went to Mt. Lake
Park, Md, this morning, to spend
several days with Mrs. Cora Bishop
and Mrs. Margaret Berghaus.
Mrs. Harry Sheets and Mrs. "A. Il.
Johnston. Of Grafton, are the guests
of relatives in theicity.
@. G. Robb was a business visitor
in Pittsburgh today.
Mrs. w. w. Reynolds has returned
from Grafton where she had been
called by the illness Of her father,
Mrs. N. II. Jones, who had been very
i'll is recovering.
3. @. Scott has been quite Ill OF
.tonsilitis at his home on Coleman
avenue for several days.
Mrs. Anna Swearingen has return,
ed from Winchester. Va, where she
had been the guest of her sister,
Mrs. Chas. Robinson.
Miss Anna Lemley, Of Burton wa
in the city yesterday %enroute to Ter.
ra Alta to spend a few days with
her sister, Miss Mary Lemley who Is
spending the winter there.
H. wv. Showalter left for Pittsburg
last night on a business trip.
John Brown and son, Arthur Brown
r at Shamokin, Pa, where they
were called by the death of the for,
mer's brother.inlaw, VIM. Lewis.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. NAHUM
Of East Park avenue, a daughter,
Martha Lorida Nuzum.
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lodge HAS
FINE BIG BANQUET
Baskets With DeIicacies
Were Distributed Among
the City Poor.

The Moose Lodge on last evening
held a;splendid!ba banquet at therrjrooms
on Main street. Aideliciousr epast had
been prepared for the occasion and,
was enjoyed by almost a full member
ship.
Aslarge number Of baskets OF good
things to eat were filed after the ban:
,quet andSsent to the needy9families OF
the city. Another large basket was!
taken TO the city jail. wheresa number
OF u%nfortunates had applied for lodging
during the night. This, too, was well
appreciated by those who partook Of
the delicacies.
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srISSSSfSS
OPEN N0STRILS! END
/ A{C0LDS0RS CATARRH
How To Get Relief When Head
and Nose are Stuffed Up:

hNAtNaNYN LHAaN EtNNAE. aNaHH Mt.r7E
Count fifty! Your cold In head or
catarrh disappears. Your clogged.
nostrils will open, the air passages
OF your head will clear and you can.
breathe freely. No more snuffling,
hawking, mucous discharge, dryness
u headache; no struggling for
breath at night.
Get q small bottle Of Ely's Cream
Balm from your druggist and iapply2a
little OF this fragrant ~antiseptlc
cream in your nostrils. It penetrates
through every air passage Of the head,
soothing and healing the swollen or
inflaned mucous membrane, giving
YOU instant relief Head colds and
catarrh yield like magic. Don't stay
stuffed:up and miserable. Relief Is
QnFnN ~ sSEtHnse Fagn1 .fa H.If-N go
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-01-14
Diamond E Church
Is Holding Revival

Special revival meetings began In
the Diamond Street M. q! church with
the services last Sunday. Rev. j. B.
Workman the pastor is his own evan.
gelist, and breaches each evening at
1880. Many favorable comments have
been made, oflthel plain practical pres.
entation of gospel truth from night
to night, Notwithstanding the rather
unfavorable weather conditions, the
spacious auditorium OF the church
has been well filled each evening,
while on Sunday evening the Sunday
school room had to- be opened to &C:
commodate the congregation.
The sermon last night on .s.The quail.
ification Of the personal worker" was
one of unusual interest. Rev. Work:
man believes in the use Of clean.
straight forward methods, and in the
use OF men n dswomen OF good rep
ute and standing in the community
as workers in the church at all times,
and particularly in the work OF evan
gelism.
TheSchoir Of the church Is leading
the song service, but the large CON
gregation Joins heartily in the singing
of fayorite gospel songs.
Already there are Indications OF,
unusual interest and the church is
hopeful Of o great revival. The sub.
iect tonight win be "sending Jesus
Christ Away"
"a service OF prayer will be held
from q o'clock to 1880 In the prayer
room, In the basement Of the church.
The song service will begin at 1880
and the sermon az s O'Clock. Every.
body welcome at these services.
6 ....ta.. 81. .-..
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EXHIBIT
ATTRACTS CROWDS
Were Again Busy
Yesterday-School Chill
dren Attending.

Yesterday was a big day at the
poultry show which is going on at the
old Postoffice building. Throngs Of
people from Fairmont and Marion.
County took the opportunity OF view.
ing the thoroughbreds during the day
and on last evening. the crowds were
still larger.
The school children together with
their teachers are coming in great
numbers.
The Judges were again busy yes.
with the awards and more
were made, although the work is not
yet finished. oowing to lack of space
the prize winners are not announced
today, but al! the awards will be pub.
lished tomorrow.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-01-14
Musicatfprooramme

The following programme will be
rendered, at the regular meetinglofthe
Woman,s Club tomorrow afternoon, be.
ginning promptly at 800 o'clock:
/. Plano Solo. Komennoi ostrow.
Anton Rubenstein-Miss Amy Rogers
Rice.
2. vocr Solo, Sweetheart, Thy
LIPS are Touched with Flame, Geo.
Ghadwick-Mrs. Charles VI. Waddell.
8. Reading The legend Beautifully
from tales Off Wayside Inn, Longfel.
low-Mrs. James "a. Meredith. Piano
accompaniment by Miss Mary Louise,
Nichols.
a Vocal Solo, Aria Shadow Song,
"Dinyorak,s Meyerbeer-Mrss Charles
VI. Waddell.
In answer to several inquiries 1T
has been announced that the hus.
bands and of men friends OF members
Of the club viii be welcome at this
musical!
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-01-14
ojStamp Required
For Cupid Permit

Revenue OFFICER Colonel Jacob L.
Blocher says that a stamp is not nee
essary on a marriage certificate, a
birth certificate or a death certificate.
He says that the revenue office wants
all the people to get married that care
to, and that they shall have as many
child en- as they want.
Ministers will now have no further
concern about whether a stamp is nee:
essary on a, marriage certificate, since
that matter has been disposed OF by
Mr.. Blocher.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-01-14

were served. The guests were Mes.
danes Louis STREET, G. w. Paxsop,
Kenneth Palmer D. q. Scott, Harry
Afford, Clyde s.. Holt, Thos. Buckley,
VIM. shafferman, Jas. Google, e. g.
Scott, Thoss Neptune, Mrs. Harvey
Shain. Mrs. Shain Is a member re.
eeiyed at yesterdays meeting. Mrs.
Thos. Neptune will be hostess to the
club at the next meeting at her home,
on East Park avenue.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-01-14
British Ship Again
Does Patrol Duty
-
.(By Associated Pressl

NEW YORK. Jan. H.-Thc convert.
ed British cruiser caronia which has
been absent from nearby waters for
nearly a month took up again today
her old position east Of the Ambrose
channel lake ship, relieving the cruiser
Lancaster. The Suffolk, stationed
about seven miles south Of Scotland
light ship continued to patrol the,
southern and southeastern steamship
lines.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-01-14
7Neiahborbood Sewing Club

Neighborhood Sewing Club.
Mrs. Simeon! Bright was hostess yes.
terday afternoon at her home on Bell
Run tolthe members OF the Neighbor.
hood Sewing Club. Theiafternoon was
spent at needle work and tempting re.
freshments were served. The next
meeting will be held at the home Of
Mrs. John Hall. Thejmembers present
yesterday were Mesdames Jas. Boor,
Joseph Gattain, Jno. Hall, L.E,8 Ben:
nett, j. o! Prickett, Miss Margaret
Kennedy and Miss Jessie Prickett.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-01-14
EF~uneralSto be Held
Tomorrow Afternoon.

The funeral Of Mr.. w. D. Smith,
whose death occurred on Tuesday norm.
ing at his home In Wilmington, will.
take place Friday afternoon at two
O'Clock from the First. Methodist Epis.
,copal church at Warrington. Rev. q.
E. Goodwin, pastor! Q fithe church, will
conduct the funeral services. The,
.Elks Lodge, ofwhich the deceased was
a prominent member, will attend tho
funeral in body.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-01-14
Mrs. Yost Here.

Mrs. Yost Here.
Mrs. A. e. Yost, vice president OF
the West Virginia Equal Suffrage as.
ISOLATION is in the city today and is
present at a called meeting of the
Political Equality Club which Is be.
ing held at 1.-The home OF Mrs. o.Ss. Nc.
Kinney on First street.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-01-14

The Y. NJ. C. A. Orchestra Ta4 F
ganized last night. The organIza'
consists of ten young men who j,
play for the Y. NJ. @. A. at is y1rIo|
social functions and for church s
cials. ANY information along that n
will be gladly furnished BY pirc1<
Tate OF the boys department Of b
association. Glenn Mundell ID
leader. The personnel Of tho orco|
ira is Glenn Mundell, Glenn Arm
Thomas Hartley. Warren cunnineh1|
Dorsey Ford, Hugh Mcmillan, Rob-
Bowman, Floyd Morrow, r
wefmer.
"0-
Want TO Sell TRY 4 Want AL
Sell that house now-sdvor<l.c
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Entertained M. N. K. clul

Entertained "a. N. X. Club.
Mrs. Luthur Fleming was hostess
yesterday afternoon to the M. N. K.
Club. o popular organization of won.
en- at her home on Coleman avenue.
Needlework was the diversion Of the
afternoon and tempting refreshments
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AT Sonnencroft,

Mrs. c. e. Hutchinson will enter.
tain the members Of the choir of the
First Baptist church at S%onnencroft
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lEntertained clnh.

Mrs. a. q. strossmeister was host
ess yesterday to the Young Married
Woman's Club at her home on Locust
avenue. Tempting refreshments were
served during the afternoon.
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City News Briefs.
al Restaurant.

Orchestra at Restaurant.
ACroatian orchestra from Farm
ington. came down to celebrate the
new year with Milan Glumcich, pro-
prietorof the Marietta restaurant. The
orchestra delighted a larger number
of people who were attracted by the
sweete strains OF CLASSICAL selections
rendered.
10 Long Walker.
Colonial Jaek, long distance walker.
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entertained Tor sister,

Honoring her sister, Miss Florence.
Viking, OF Marietta, O., who is her
guest, Mrs. A.sF. Stossmeister, enter
tanned the w. "A. s. club at her home
at 904 Fifth street, last evening.
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T-. ~ nm
Dine.6sitzhoover.

LJ1g3FlE g8g4EfsfNf9gsg II
Invitations ~weretreceived here today
70 the wedding reception Of Miss Lucy
Beltzhoover and NJ. Clarence Ollie,
which will take place the 2Sth OF
January. The invitations read as fol-
lows
Mr.. and Mrs. George Morris
Beltzhoover
request the pleasure of your company
at the wedding reception
Of their daughter
Lucia Adele
and
Mrs. Clarence Brown Billie
onFthel evening OF Thursday
the twenty:eighth Of January,
at half after silk o'clock.
The wedding ceremony will pre-.
cedel the reception at six O'Clock. They
will be at home at Morgantown after
March the first. Both Mr.. Ollie and
Miss Beethoven are well known IN
this city and Morgantown.
4L ~
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-01-14

Quick results; bis returns; a wan.
ad cain do ths trick.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-09-02
Eat more of Shepard's Honey.

useful man. But with all his gen.
uine mental equipment and garner
ed knowledge the qualities which
stand out and attract, like the five
gallon ice cream freezer at a picnic,
is his congeniality, his optimism, his
gentle and kindly ways, his unstint-
ed cheerfulness, in fair weather or
foul. and, the perfect good will he
bestows uuon his fellow men. This
is the best summing up of any life.
The whimsey of this letter is for
the Judge alone. l know he will in
terpret my true sentiments, and |
will only add what | believe to be
the common view; the Judge retires
from Judicial cares honored for his
ability and fdelity-respected for
his helpful, useful and active life,
and beloved, as few are beloved, as
citizen, companion and friend.
May his remaining days be many
and in perfect consonance with the
DAYS he has already numbered. His
friends ask nothing more. | think
he wishes nothing more.
Very truly yours,
d. w. WooDWoRTH.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-09-02
HON. A. P. WELD RESIGNS

Hon. A. P. Weld has resigned as
County Judge Of Pierce county, an
office he had held and faithfully and
efficiently filled for nearly twenty
five years. We have received many
letters concerning Mr.. Weld, all
tributes from lawyers and others as
ISOLATED with him in his work. but
on account of the late arrival of sew
eral of them we will postpone their
publication until next week. The
following is a letter from DR.. D. w.
Woodwork, of Ellsworth: