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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-29

Ole Serren i'm GongreB, Die
cas 96Iferreht 5ur SpesialitGt ge'
mabIt baben, beiddftisen iid nit
gntipiirien sur SeriteIlins beg @elt'
frieSens, Die i'm ndditen aongreB I'm.
terbreitct lperben iolen. ssn Der
Saaptiate lauien Tie saraiif binaus,
OaB Der prdiioei1t cine irlternationaIe
&onieren3 nad Dem Saag beriIfen
ioIle, Der Die s(ufaobe sugetpieien lit,
elm @eltibieoseeriht ein5uiesen irno
biejem ein Seer unb cine Slotte bel.
sugeben, nm bic llrtbeile oes @e'
rifts su pollitrefen. 7os lit fpeiter
nid)ts. ipie elm tIaoiiher Sraun.
@enn Die 3onereb- -Witelieber etipas
@reiibares unb @irfiames bieten
ipoIlen, ipiirSen iie einen Slan unter-
breiten, Der Die Ser. Staaten IN 3u'
flinit baran perbinbert, ben arieas-
idauplae ars5ubebnen uno ben aries
Az perlGngern, inSem lie folaenbe Be-
itimnuineen treifen: 3em grGiioen'
ten miro cine aeitiiaenbe Seeres. uno
;slottenmodt siir gerfiigling eeIteIlt,
6amit err ole 9tationen Der gSelt
strineen fanr Die neiitralen &edte
Der Ser. Staaten su reipeftircn itno
Der 9riiioent iuirb nit einem Mnfla'
oeperfahren beoroht, menn er iit in
Der Griiilluna bieier 1flift nahldiiig
oSer parteiiih crtpeiit. sSerner rpiro
BEL ibperer Strofe Die 2ieierlind bon
@afien on driegsfiibrenoe perboten.
1as lit elm Tlan, Der ourtgefiihrt
peroen fam. neil bier3u feine 9u'
itimmiud BON aiioerer Seite notb'
ipenSis ut uno es lit elm pirfiamer
RIaH. Satte GnelarS niht an Die
We5aTidlfeit elmer Iusbunqerrrg
9eitihlanbs Senfen fGnnen, 10 rudre
Der iesiae arieg unterblieben
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-29

.inmal ssasbsn. unb Sas ibm bic
SaHe In Tstner iih felbit sstreusn
Ri6tung ipobl srleiftsrt bat, tn &:
aeblis6sn. Sinmerbiu etiidte ibn bic
10 ii5ernpmmene adii etnisermabeu.
llno es tonnts bdbsr poriommen. bar
sr ii4 ssittrsiis cine il.ins abiDeiHung
pon Der R.g.I gsntbniste. Or wub,s.
bar ih aeleasniIi4eH Gusndbmen
[. .Gr5eiien') negeniibtr, fpenn Ct iie
nur niht Al haufis cber sur lIH,eit
pDrtnmtn unb bas WldB nidt gu ishr
iibsri6ritien. mid nidJt gang ableh'
nenb psrhislt. 90 tam bsnn auseiteH.
pprnsbmlih BEL bsfpnberen geltgsHr
beiien, cine folhs ileine (manhmul
audi cine arSb.rs) ausuahms Dor. Gs
asitah aber ielteu, obne baB babel.
iptnn i'd nidt anpsfsnt mar, Der
;Siirit GhtpsniHgsrs unb fsirftr Gsbcie
beam. Dsrboie pebnhis. GsIegentIih
rd6ts Ct iia aud fir bic .Sprannsi"
f.inss ,b.iisn gsutnffrs'. ipis {;
mid (unb ipdttr aud Gbrnfdubsrl
uannte. bur6 ben ipoblgesisIten pfeil'
fd,ub eines freunbIi6en G9srsss. Gr
fanb babel INNER Elm auiss. irsfien'
BEG. pibiaes wort. Sn .rtlirte er
einmal. als er in meiner Qbmtientsis
bns asrppbrit Wlab sttpas iiberfhritt:
gltfsnts mebieo nthil nocetl 2n
bsutih: Gfipsninesr 1T niht bu- als
bas oleide bel siH.r onhtrn Gelentns
BELT in meinsr anirefsnhtit gsffab.
unc er duf bisfe nufmeriiam aemdhi
iuurbe, sntihisb CT bauts.n: Sc nc
her man Rom III, oeito mshr bari
man iiinbia.n." Bel anberu GslsneH-
heiten bsfhuIbiats sr mid osr Selbfi
'udli Hnb WiFaunf. inbsm Ct s.,
mertts: so lei ss INNER. msun e.
fifl nm Tince hanble, auf he III
fslbIt Werth Ieate. iisbe id ibm nidlis
burhoebsn." Gbn stipa: .Sn ben
gtsrsien iieds bod immH .ttpds BON
prisftsr. Sis ibsnH f.lbit germ, ma:
lie anbsrn perb0tsn.@
Gin bsTonbersr 5einb Der geIunb-
Belt unb bss WohIbefintens bes Hiir'
fen mar isins ShIafloiiutsii. Dief,
rtifte. aIs ih bic 9ebanbluna iiber,
nobm. Thon DisIs Sabre suriid. Sis
mar aatiirlih gu sinnH selpiifen Sbeill
nit peruriati burf beruflitbsn Mn
aer. Die niiritin iiefiie nds sinmaI
piBiq lsft. als zisberIann iis auf si'
mem Sofban (1S75) naG bem Bsfin,
ben bss ssiiriisn fraais. Sic uHtiper
isit: .Gr ihldft niht. neil Ct iih or,
atri: unb Ct drstri iih, neil II nihi
'htdft.- Wishr noh nbsr mar e oi,
ihiDere 8sruntiportunh. bic ouf ihm
loiieie, bic Snrds nm Dns Wdisrlan0.
lpdrtH ss ppr alien RE @sbantsH, bic
RiHtund isinsr Gsiftesthiiiatstt uno
iene ihm siuens nimmermlbs art o,s
9ahbsntens. bic ihm benStlof ruub
ten. Rod inienfirtr Dirsts bisf,
lIrfdfe Der GhlafIoiinisit bearsif
tusnn behentldme ooliiifdt
guiiGliiife su faIfeu Dartn cher
ihreripiecenbe politif6e grddnihe
fid porbtseiittsn beam. obfpisli,n.
Dds mar. lin sin BsiIpiel an,ufiib.
ren, oamals Der JolI, oIs gismord
1880 bon sTrisbrtdlsru6
na4 @stIia su Der bsiaHnten tluisrs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-29

gerbiinoeteu bineiisusicben Ter
peritedte aries. Den Die Der. Staaten
Iton sesen 9eiitiAIon6 fiibren. III
ben sser Dorfer Grson Der britiiden
Sntere''en nidlt eenie; es min eInen
oifenen ariea. gu bebdiiern lit nnr.
Sab Die entbiiauna niht idon friiber
erfoIst lit. banu b1tte fem Sipeifel
beiteben fonnen, baB bic q. ..
.siEes" in gnglan6s 9ieriten itebt.
Gs mar Dos pobl Ieift geni,a 81 -cr.
fer,nen. Sect aber miro es often ein-
acitanoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-29
9re enaIdnSer baben cine

3fe GnglGnoer baben eine
itarfe Sfreiber Brigade I'M Selbe,
beren aufgabe es lit, ieben amerifa-
ner uieSer5midreiben. Der et'uas gu
8uniten bon Deiitfflano iagt. ia
ioldes 9ou Seiten oes Gr.Senators
9eoeriode geideben iit 70 fino bereits
elm 4teenb 9rieie bon prominenten
Gnaldnoeru eridieneu. Die i'm 81 mi
berleaen periuhen. Gs tit faum Der
Itiibe Dertb, aiif ben ssnbaIt ndber
ein5ugeben. ba er bon ifabIouenud.
biger gintoHiafeit lit. Die al1iirten
fGnpfcn fiir Die Gemofratie (siebe
9iltBlanhl Sic fGmpfen fiir aultltr.
(@eraleihe SItpreuBen.) Sic baben
bnS 9elo. Die Mannihaften ,no Die
sSlott. (bie iih ni9t aus ben Sdftn
Finair5lpnntl inh oentnaf perben lie
iiegen. (Siebe gpern.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-29

iina.n unb bann auf feinsm Cute
anispbof (.ausipbof'O in msiiisrbdfs
ter W.if. s.iibt. aber sr ionnts nid,t
nur niel trinf.n, sr !onnte aud ebens
fcpieI - ftrsng senpmmen: INNER
mebr, als er su iia nahm - ptriyas
een. unb id hab. INNER psrtrsten,
eab es niht barauf aniommt, mas els
ner trintt. fonbsrn ourauf. mas er
periraa.n lam. limb bas IN b.i Ders
fdbiebsnen Dlnihen ebtn iebr psrfhi.s
ben. Der cine tauu nod mGbia fsiu,
ipo Der anbus bei slsibsr 2tiituns
bas Wab I9on Ianee ii6eritriitsH
bat. limb in bisism Sinne ipar Bis
mard INNER mGbia. gr bat bas Wlab
beiien, mas CT lsiiien unb psrirassH
ionn.s. ni6t iiberfhriiteH.
a6.r gismard mar uiGt nur siu
gutter Gfer unb Elm iiuubieit.r srius
Ter, er bate, tpenn ih 10 iagen bari,
audi bi.ie G.niiif. Sur1ssitist. Der
Wann, Der an 10 pislsn GiirfienbOfen,
6si 70 pielen boben Wiirbtntrdeern,
Gtaatsmdnnsrn, 9iplomaien unp in
10 pislsH anbsru sldn,enb gsfiibrieu
s,Gufern, unb oas in 10 Ditlen pers
ifiebsnsn adnbsrn, su Sii9e eeiehsn,
fpurbs Fthlieblih niht nur Elm ausees
seidnsttr aenner allies oefeH, mas
sun gluben Der eieeueu 9uf.l an
Sp.iie unb G.trGnt piifsnsiD.rtb
mar, er mar aud in ieinsr befonbsrsn
Weiie auberorbsntlif unitrrihtet
iiber bic 9ofsIsspfIogsnbeittn Der pers
itiebenen 6Sfe. in ben ofijie1en uuo
onbrn Grciien Der perfGieetnen
Saupiitabts. ii6sr bic 5rintgspflossHs
heiten einsslner berpprragsnber obsr
bemerfeugperiher Decentralization in
peri6iseen.n 6auptiidbten nffp. Guroa
pas. iibsr bic Gbe unb 9rintiittsn
perf6ieSensr W5ifer. iibsr bi. lnnbsss
ii6lidxn Nahrunasmiiisl unb GetrGnte
in perIfi.bsnsn 9dnbsrn unb bernleis
den mebr. limb 70 ionEie bei 9ii6
irp.nbsine Speiis. Elm Milh. Elm Jif4,
elm @efliiasf. cine @emiiftforis. cine
b,Ionbere elrt SnIai. iretnbein Wein
pber elm anberss geirGni, irasnOsins
5ufdIliae 9emertung ober bereleihtn
enblih ihm anlab iperben 5u lihtbols
len ausfiihrunssn iiber fulinariiGc
3uIammenbdnas uip.. bic. dbssitb.r
BON Der asnialen grfaiiuns. aud bon
Der ibm Gdrattsriitiifen art bes
glahbsntens unb BON elmer itduusnss
ipertbtn Ga6ienntnis 3susnis oblsss
ten. gbtnfp III es 10 bstannt. boB sr
aeleasntIih an irdeubsinen Speifeaus
iommenbona, an ein Oeriht. an sintu
Bein oosr berglsihtn srniie uHb heis
tsrs grinnstunqsn aus feinsm 2ebtn
oniniipfis. bic su bsm 5ntsrsiianteitsH
ipas man peruehmen tcnnts.
9ismard bate siHs prdhtiss. pcrs
trefflib auseeitdttsis, in allen Crgns
nen ternaeiunbe Notiir. Wenn beus
na6 bos pprriiaenbe gllisr aud, sinias
ycrIift nahelsatn tOHnte. 70 ipiirben
bod bic Grndhrunass uRb zafslass
Dflpaenbeitsn bes Siirftsn alIsin biefs
herbprrdaenb onsaeIfottsie Qaiur nidli
In nsnnsnsntrther Wstit ~ ihdbigsn
oermoft hoben. Gs bate nod stipos
1nberss baau fommen miFsn: fein
8sruf. bic <Hiybs f.inss gmits. 90
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-29
9is alliirte Yrciie uub @iliOH.

Diplomatic uno geridlplegenbelt
aelten iiir gleid)bcoeiltenb. Gas triiit
abcr altf cine 3eit 3u, aIs Die Regier'
ten feline Stimme III Der Reeierun9
batten iinb Die Staatsoberbdilpter
nab freiem Grueiien iiber arieg uno
sSrie6eH entidieoen. SSn ilnieren fon.
ititiitioneIlen Ginrihtilugeu lit nod
cine Spur pom oieicm ntitteIalterIi.
den Sraii6 oerblieben, iuoem Die &c.
mats. .Sisuuaeu, III rpeIhen iiber Die
@enebmigune pon Wertr6sen oebat.
tirt ipiro, inter slusihlub Der Del
ieittIihfcit itattiiuoeu. 3ariu iiro
aber i6ou peribieoentIidl 9reiten
acIeet porbeu. Sn Der Iesten 3eit
beionoerS 1T Die TeUofratiiiriing Der
Ser. Staaten aud baolrh gum aus.
orud Jcfommen, boB oeri6ieoene
gertrdee in offentiiher Sisung err
6rtert lulroeu. gtrir on elmer lmo in
Der perantiportIihiten Stelluug, i'm
ErdiioentenaIut. bat iifl Die poIitiihe
GcheinniBtrdmerei, pclde Die mid.
tiaiten grtitlieBrngeu ii6er bas
@oblergeben Der Station triift. be-
haiiptet unb bas forbert ernitIihe
&ritif BON perihiebeuen Seiten ber.
aus. aluh feblt es ntht an triftigeu
@riinoen. GipIomatii6en, i'm Iln'
feIn idleihenben Retbooen III Der
iesige entieelidle @eltfrieg 5u5rifrei-
ben. Sdtte oas enaliite Miniiterilnn
ieine Sertrdge nit ,Sranfreif uub
RuBlon0 oem Garlament ilnter6rei'
tet, 70 pdren lie oerporien norbert
gnglauo bdtte iih onnn an Dem arie.
ee nidt betbeiliat unS oamit mare
aitd Der arieq unter6lie6eH. Gs III
iest fefter gniifluB Der liberaIen
Yarteicu in GnpInnO, Die, mehr Oem
ourh oic gertr1ge gei6affeneu
3ipange, a[s bem eigeHen Sriebe ge.
horhenb, Die Waittel au benz ariege
hepinigeir, oab fortair ale @ertrdge.
qleifJoieI lpelder s(rt, Dem 9orlament
3nr 9eitdtigltua unterbreitet lperoeu
miiiien. Someit es MN infer 2ano
betrifit. sebt bic aritif BON 5tpei Sei,
ten aus. 9ie cine Seite nibbiligt
Die SteQung, Die Der grdiioent gu
@uniten Don Gtglono intb eegen
TeiItfd)lnno cingenommen bot. Yfit
Hed,t miro 1eltcno aemnft. oai, Der
Srdiioent bierin ben oemofratiifen
@eiIt, oeIien er fih 10 germ riibnit,
ni6t aeipabrt hat, iuoem er cine III
pfomatie Oeriolat, Die Dem 9onoe emf.
id}ieber gum ShaOen aerei6t mb bic
CIR nid)t hdtte einSdlngen fonnen.
mcnn or nift aus eiaener Maftboa- |
fon1menbeit aebnnbelt, ionbern oas
goIf, reip. feline 8ertreter su Rntbe |
aeSogen bdtte, nie iif oas fir elm |
9ano nit 6emofrntiiher &egierunes,
form ne5iemt. Spe5iel piro Die 8of. |
fenlieierMng berporeeboben. 2as lit |
obne ssrape cine unnelitrale Sonolrna |
uno Die Moglihfeif lit oorbonben,
ooB iie in elmer ipGteren 3eit Bag
aai6 in arobe @efdbr bringen f6nr.
te. inoen cine Nation. bic our6 bic
neiddOinf pirb. Sa-
rim sinen &riegsfaa erblidt. Ienn
oas pobl BON Deutf9lanb n'4t
III 6efiirdteil III. 70 miro bod eiue
iid 6araus ernrben.
,eren Mirtuna iid in dnbsrsr Wei'.
'abl5dr m1ht. Der Brdibent 'cns
6 tsinsn g4riti thun. bsr srnf.
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Gin gepifies @ersniiaen Be-
reitet es. iuenn man cine @ohe in Der
probritii4en 8reiie ouriidbI6ttert uno
Die 9lniihteu iiber Die arieaslage
nod,Iieit. Dor elmer @ode hradtet
aIle Reiu Oorfer enslii6en Seitunsen
laitge gerihte pel9e baarfIein er.
iuieien bab GeutidIano ben arieg
haIb aufgeeeben babe. inbem es ith
auf Die 9eieniibe beft)rdnfe lnb oab
Der Siea ben gIliirten iiher iei, ba
eiefe lid, in elmer enersiiben Often.
fine beidnbeu. GaB oas 9latt iih
ieitoem bebeuteno aepanot bat, miro
natiirlid, benz Rnblitilm nidt mitge.
tbeilt. Clos pemn Die 0eutIden cine
aenommenc Stelllina aufgebelL neil
lie feinen praftifhen @erib beiist,
mirb es aIs elm erfolareiher @esen.
itob Der afIiirten perfiinoet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-29
Hsnnsrstaa, ben 20. april 1915.

Ga 5oIIette iaat, bab @ilion
on @oSen perIiert. Or l1Bt aber lin.
erpdbnt, bar Der Hrdiioent oafiir an
9oben in Gnslanb gefpmnnen bat.
Dort fonnte er aiif iold beseiiferten
GrHpfans retnen, ipie Der Gar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-29

gs lit cine aIte 9eoba6tuns,
oaB, penn cine Station i'm Srieae I'M.
terIiegt, fie Den sSeino, BEN tie nitt
nit oeH @aiieu beIiegen founte, nit
8erlaltmolnaen ltmsuhringen iitf)t.
@ir braufcn bios on Die GAGE bon
1901 5u erinnern. IamaIs
iGrieben Die ssranaoien tire gGeber.
laeen alien moaliden uriahen gu -
&erratb, borbariides 9enebmen Deg
ixinbes. nur ni4t isiner seiitigen
lulo mititdrti6en lleberlegenheit
@enn iest aIttcner basielbe 9ieo
i'm Rarlament anltin,rnt, pie Die
Sran3oien 1870, 10 lit bos fal,m on.
0ers pie als elm @erpeis BON MlitfIo.
iigfeit auf3ufniien. Gr bcidirupit ben
sseinb, ben er niht iiberipinoer fann
oenH mas or iiber Die 6raiiianrteit Der
Teittideu iaqt. lit Die grobite In
ipobrbeit. 9ie oei,tifen arieasge.
iangenen piirben ii6 1Iiidfif, id)dben.
nefw iia annGhcrno n ait behanSeIt
miirbcn, rnie bie ennliid,en 9rieps1c-
fanacneE in Ieutif)lano, pobei nod
III benerfen iii. oab Die 2esteren iih
iiberals freh imb onmaBenb aeb1r-
nen. Nile 9erihfe Itirnrnen barir
therein. haR bic GHglGnoer oen bciit.
iden Militdrbeboroen mehr llnnu-
nshnlliffeitcu rlahen. aIs Die Srieas.
gefanaenen Ger pielen anoeren gsatio-
nen, Die iib in Seutihlnno beiinben.
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Die ReD gorfer .5ines"
beifnftiat iid in einem 9lrtifeI nit
@elt- t-gti)if nobel iie Die BEL ibr gum
@abn seiporoene 8ebauptitHg aui.
iteat, oaB Ole gauge Belt iittlifl tit,
nit slusnobme Der Gambler, Die ben
britiiden Sllliirten gegeniiberiteben.
2as gruBe 8crbrefen. 6as mad ibrer
slngabe Die 8erbiinoeten begungen
baben, iii Der gir3ug in geIaien.
Ter Saiipfiiinber iit 9etti6IonS un6
Steies ioa iein gerbre6en iefbit elm.
geitanoen habeii, pas nidts anaeres
ns cine frefe 9iiae ut. 9Inf 9rlino
Der Sbatiuhen, pie ole .Simes" Tie
lid, 5ltredstpeiegt bot, tpiro gefoIaert,
oab Die @elt uerpffifItet lei, elm ibr
sMgefiigtes ltnre6t ait ou MAIDEN,
itoem tie 3eittihIono aerpoItiarn Der.
btHoert. Selgien 3n bebaIten nno es
miro aHaeocntet. ba6 oie @er. Staa.
ten oerpfiiftet ieien, fidl an oieiem
ftttti4en areit5sng 5it betbeiIiaen
9ieie GarIeging lit MIR beahtens.
iuertb ne9en oes SGhbidBes nnS
Sos MIR aiIs hcni @rnnoe. oar fie sic
qbiidt srieben ldBt, BE Der. Gtaaten
In eineu Rriea gegeu bic beiIti6eu
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-03-11


The Fitian game of tiga is probably
US ancient as golf. which 1t somewhat
resembles. The brown warriors play!
along the roadway, and the game con-
sists OF long drives with reed. ono
end Of which Is set in large brown
bean. Balancing a javclin nicely In
the hand, with the forefnger as. the
driving power, they project 1t swiftly
nj mound on the road ahead, from
which 1t glanccs. falling 200 or 800
yards awaE, Thus they walk ami plny
for miles, wing with each other for
the longest drive. The FliIans keep
their eye on the mound" for It needs
some skill TO strike the heap of stones
at the right spot OIL the reed SO ass
secure a long straight flight.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-03-11

]. G. Cooper, Of Pennington was a
visitor In the city yesterday.
George Donaldson, who had been
the guest Of DR.. and Mrs. j. C. Broom.
field left this morning for his home at
Glover, Pa.
Mrs. James A. Cox, who had been
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Ira L.
Smith. has returned to her home in
Morgantown.
Miss Rebecca Boyles, of Wheeling,
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Ralph
Doollttle. on Rhea Terrace.
I. Mrs. s. F. Nuzum, who had been a
patient at Cook HspItal, has returned
to her homo on Locust avenue.
Miss Iva Tough, OF Pennington, Is
the guest of Miss Eva odell Fletcher
on Locust avenue.
A. o. Heck, of Rivesville, was a bus
mess visitor in the city yesterday.
Miss Norine Johnson has been III
for tho past week at her home on
Fairmont avenue.
Miss Jean McDonough, of Washing.
ton, Pa, is the guest Of her sister,
Mrs. Vaughn Jolliff, on Walnut ave.
nue..
Torrance Stewart. OF Morgantown,
was a business visitor in the city yes,
terday.
Herbert Smith, of Parkersburg, is
here to see his brother, Fay Smit.l,
who Is very Ill, but who is better at
this time. q
Born, this morning, to Mr.. and Mrs.
John Rock, at their home in Loop
Park. son.
Miss Elizabeth Weber has returned
from Oakland. Md. where she had
spent two weeks at her home.
Miss Margaret Burns went to Nor.
angtown this morning to spend the
day.
Mrs. P. H. Shields. of clarksburg. S
the guest other parents, MIR. and Mrs.
N. G. .Dickerson, on Walnut avenue.
Mr.. n. Williamson, Of Powell. has
been brought to the Cook hospital in
a serious condition.
Mrs. Glenn Greer and daughter,
Miss Mary, Of Terra Alta, arrived
here this morning to remain over Sun.
day with the formers parents, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. NJ. Hartley. Joe Greer
will come tonight to spend a few days.
Mrs. w. r. Riggs and little daugh.
ter left this morning for Pittsburgh,
where they have taken an. apartment.
Mrs. Riggs son, Sterling Riggs. n stu.
dent at the University of Pittsburgh,
will reside with them.
]. w. Peppers, of Parkersburg, is a
business visitor In the city today.
Miss Wanda Laynan. of Merchant
street, who had been very Ill for sew,
oral weeks at Cook hospital, has been
removed TO her home. Miss Layman
underwent two surgical operations
while in tho hospital and was In a
serious condition for some time.
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Returned From vlrainia.

Mr.. and Mrs. D. D. Hoult and chill.
dren. of State street, who have been
visiting relatives in Winchester, Va,
arrived homo Tuesday.
Y. N. w. Club.
Mrs. Charles Michacls, OF East Park,
entertained the members Of the Y. NJ.
W. Club yesterday afternoon. Tile
afternoon was spent with needlework
and q dainty course OF refreshments
was served. Invited guests present
were: Mrs. Carl Yost, Mrs. Harry
Horner and Mrs. Guy Hall, the latter
OF Morgantown. Mrs. Earl Dancer OF
Maryland avenue, will entertain the
club next Wednesday.
Here From Washington.
Mrs. w. W. Scott, Of Washington, D.
c., arrived here this morning to visit
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Rice,
of Gutrey street.
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CLAIMED |! ! \ 4 DEATH.
Dies At Daughters Home At
Observation-Disclosures
Woman.

Mrs. Jacob c. Koon, one OF the best
known residents OF the county, died
last night at the. home Of her daugh.
ter, Mrs, g. NJ Morgan, in, Monongah.
Death resulted from diseases incident
to advanced age, she having attained
the age OF "a years.
Mrs. Koon was before her marriage
Miss Charlotte Sntder, {. daughter OF
BENJAMIN and Nancy Ann Snider. She
was born In May. 1880.
Mrs. Koon was united In marriage
with the late Jacob Koon, whose death
occurred thirteen years ago. To the
union thirteen children were born,
eight of whom survive, namely, Maria
H. Morgan, Of Richie courG; !; Mrs.
Nancy A, Sturn, of .Nlannington; Mrs.
Cynthia Shaver and Mrs. Mary G. Sha.
yer, OF near Monongah; BENJAMIN T.,
George W. and Weaden C. Koon, and
Mrs, Minnie Morgan. of Monongah.
She leaves thirty grandchildren, sew.
eral greatgrandchtldren and two
Observation-Disclosures.
Mrs. Koon was the last member. OF
a large family. a sister, Mrs. Cynthia
Rex, having died month ago.
I The deceased had been member
of the Baptist denomination for fifty
five years and had been resident Of
Monongah and vicinity for 67 years.
She was devout Christian woman,
Funeral services will be held on
Friday morning at 10 o'clock from the
residence Of c. M. Morgan at Thoburn,
and the remains will be Inferred in
the koon cemetery. Rev. w. j. New.
Ion will conduct the services and In.
terment will be made under the direc.
ton OF Undertaken R. L. Cunningham.
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Hero is IN interesting letter received
by well known English tailor in reply
to "tlnal" application for settlement
Of long outstanding account: ~ have
much pleasure in informing You that
have placed you on the list OF my cred.
!tors. your number on the roll being
1903. In common fairness to my other
creditors, who have been on my books
now for some considerable time. am
afraid | cannot hold out the slightest
hope of the early settlement which
you ask for. | think It will be well.
therefore. II You discontinue forward
Ing your frequent 'reminders,' which
can do no possible good and which nre
constant source Of annoyance to me-"
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A business meeting Of tile W. G. n.
q. VIM be held Friday afternoon j,
The committee room % the Diamond
Street u. p Church.
Quilting Party
Mrs Dennis Cotter, OF East Park.
entertained at an all day quilting
Tuesday. At noon a course dinner
was served. Those present were Mrs.
Joseph Baker, Mrs. Blakemore., Mrs.
Enoeh Kirk, Mrs. Ira Williams, Mrs.
Harvey Pitzer. Mrs. j. Il. Garner, Mrs.
Colebank Mrs. Dumire.
Poverty Social.
A Poverty Social will be held next
Tuesday evening at the Diamond
Street N. E. Church by the McEltresh
Glass. A programme will be rendered
after which social hour will be spent
and refreshments served. An admis.
sion fee of ten cents will be charged
and all persons present not in cos:
tune will be fined. The public is in.
bited 10 attend.
At Miners Hospital.
Mr.. Jay Morris, Of near Redwood.
W. Va. is a patient at the Miners Hos.
uital. Mr.. Morris was injured while
working in the mines near his home.
His mother who was called here by
his Illness has returned home. Miss
Ola Morris, a sister, of the injured
man, Will remain here for several
days.
POVERTY "sosHuL."
The McElfrcsh Sunday school class
OF the Diamond Street M. E. church
is arranging for st. Patrick poverty
social to be held Tuesday evening.
March 16. at the basement room Of
the church. The invitations are an
nounced in thr following way:
~ and your friends is axed 2 cum
to a poverty soshul at early candle
lite on Toosday night, Mar. IS, In the
cellar room of the Diamond Street
church. Any he what Gums in billed
shirt will git fined; any she what
Gums dressed up will git fined 2. Any
he or she what wears watches or
iewelry must bring their pocketnoou
for they vii sure git fined. Proceeds
to white.wash the house where the
preacher stays. U kin git your ticket
from any member of the McElfresh
class fur ten cents. Good eatens free.
Cum and hev good laff. Everybody
what wants 2 kin kum."
Personals.
Mrs. J. N. Gasktns. Of Market street
has been quite sick for several days.
Mr.. Ira Williams has returned from
a weeks visit at Morgantown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Whlteman, Of
Grafton were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. L. Little Of State street Tuesday.
Mr. William Hendricks. who was
operated on at Cooks oIIspital re.
Gently, is getting along nicely.
Mr.. Harry Drummond, of Grafton,
spent Wednesday here.
Miss Virginia Crislip has returned
to her home at Grafton after few
days visit with her aunt. Mrs. HOVER.
stott of'East Park avenue.
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