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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-09

turs snti9loHsn einiste man ii6 in
elmer tiirSlih 5uiammengetrommeItsu
9eriammluna dlf Die beiinitipe auTs
loiuna bss &lubS unb BsrtbeiIuns
bss &lnbpermogsns.
Seier gsi6luB lpurbe, ipie bemsrtt,
am aeitriaen 2t6snO in bic 3bat ums
gsiebt uno bic neuuSebn Wlitg!lsoer
fanben sid5 polljGblig bel Gsberger's 3
Elm, um nod sinmaI als GioeIiO Wsus
iiier &lub einen UsrgniigteH absno
Ju perlebsn unb Der aIstn, perganses
nen 9aas Der gliit6e3eit Der @sreiRis
snna au aebenteH.
Sieie Wlitglisber tDaren Die per-
rsn: Sermanu gsaiiebt satD6 Bob
rer. Senrp Jr0bIi6. Gilbert 8eissr,
.sohn aopp. 9luauit annuft. Rrinbolo
aiibn, geprse alnB, @sorse Cob
mann, gpbsrt Wsnss, Grnit Wtur5ins
aef. 9lusuit +. pstsrs, CHARLES Reirs
bart. @sorae Sdatb. u. SSdatb,
6srmann S6at6, g. q. WieienthdI,
Ncuts Weigdnb uuo NeoIpb 9Boelt.
alls gsremonieumsiiier fuueirts
airdiihsn. @eorae Sdaib unb Inn
itanbsn bic ii6rissn lanaidbrigsu Be
ainten. GstretGr u. Z. S6atb uno
S6abmsiiter Glusuit anauft getreu.
Ir9 sur Settle. Dor Der Sur9fiibs
runa sinss formsIleu programms MGR
nntiirlicb abftanb aenommen iporosu,
neil es elm pirtIidf ssiellissr Ibeno
iein iollts, unb Der ein3ise ofibtells
Rebner mar Qrifibent Seorge
Shatb, Der bem 9Iub sinen ber3liten
abfdiebssrub pibmete unb in tur5en
9iigen in interefdnter NIeiie bic
6ouptsreisniTe aus Der Gei9i9te Der
8ersinisuna idilosrte. auBerbem
nabm Ssrr G6atb aud bic 9ertfeils
rna Der @ttipa bes alubs por. inpsm
tr iebem WlitaIisb sin aohpert iibers
reihte, in ipeldssm iid auber benz iebr
aefdmadpoll ous9sfiibrtsn Wtem NIT
sinem gruppsnbilb Der alnbmitplie'
Der. bas allerbinas nod breiBiq pbos
ioarapbisn aifipieg, nod als Salpt'
fahe cine funielndgsInsue $50 Vote
befanb
GeIbitreoenS tpiiroe Dem treiiIi6en
Nienlt fir bas Serr GborIes Gs.
berger Gorge getragetL bic poIlite
Gsiiroiaung 5n 2beiI iino ratilrlib
mar oIcibiaas in Der iuiriiduigitel
gSciic oniiir aeiorst iurrSen, oab Sic
irinnb 1lirit 5u leioen braudte, flnj
Der slbcnb perlief in Der oenfbar &c.
nriitblidSten @eiie iulo iuuroe nod
bur9 beridhbene launiae Stsgreif'
reocn. Rcnlirisseitien- al,ssalter Seit,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-09

ul6Ge Ser SGSrrllngen, 0ie oa5rt fiibrte,
oab oon Der Seicr oes iilbernen Subi.
ldluns e5Qig9Ibitaito genommet mnlr.
DC, rief itiirnliide Seiterfeit berpor,
oa bic 6crren, Die oarnaIs al Dem
8ergniiglngSfonunittee hielleH ioa'
ten, jebof gapiiier @riInOe pegen Die
8Iinie por5eitig ms aorn parien
Idnlmtlit an geitriaen 9lbeno Suge.
gen lparen, ober Die g&berutnntiinOe,
warum iene' ,Scier altSgeiaaen /lpar,
gdn3Iih pergeiielt batteu.
S5n 2aufe oes 9lbeitos Darteten
audi noG peribieOene anoere Der ser.
Ten nit laainigal grinnerllngeu an
Die auten alien Setter 0es aiubs auT
lr,0 oie frieoIide Saieluuoe trennte
iih crit 81 5iemIih porQerildter
Stu!loe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-09

Der S5ibelio Wuiiter &lub, Der ipdhs
renb ieines a9tunbbreiBisidbriaen Be
iiskns ldnae Sabre binbur6 in bieiis
gen Muiitertreiien ioipie i'm bsutlGen
@treinslsbsn cine fiibrenbe RoIle ses
ipielt bate, sriitirt niht msbr. 9eIes
sentlih bes 38. Stiftunssfsites, 6ns
am aeiiriaen a6enb in iOlenner Weiis
i'm gsberser'i4en Cafe besdngen
ipurhs. srfolate Iaut einitimuisem Bee
i9lub Der bem alub nod angsb0rens
ben neunsebn MitgIisbsr bic bsfinir
tire etufIoIuns unb iomit bat iih Der
sYibelio Wuiitsr alub. Der in friibes
rem ssabren 10 manhen fr0blideh Ball,
mdn6ss aonsert unb mon8 frohlides
9eiiammenIein ia 9riebfhen Meins
garisn sli psranitalien pilegie. sit iei
nen @dtsrn perfdmmslt.
Die aufl0iuna bes aIubs' srfolste.
neil in ben lsbttn ssabrsu bos Snterel>
is fir benfelben lrlier ben Wlitgliebern
INNER mebr nahlieB. ia es mar mi.
ben arSBien SGfpierigttitn psrbuns
ben, aud MIR sinen Sbeil Der Wtits
sliebihaft au einer Dsrfammliing
ipabrsnb hes .sahres sufammen3atroms
msln. iobab felt sSabren feline 9sams
tenpahl porgenommen tpsrben tonHte
unb bic alten. beipdbrtsn gennitsn
ma@ pie Dor i'm 9lmi bIieben. Mas
bann ihliebIih bem 5ak ben goosn
mar bah Serr Muault
anauft, Der isit unbentli6en 3eiten
oIs G9aBmeiiter Des aIubs bic 81
ndnaen pertpaltst bate. iih diif bas
glllerentItiebenite ipeiserie, nod fsrs
ner bag amt au bsiIeiben. Gin Gddbs
maau mar niht aufjusrtibsn unh
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-09
gterblibfeitsberibt.

Marp gauI, 80, 170S State atpe..
4ltersihpd4e.
5rnncis Carpenter, 8, 1T Surfep
Bottom Roab, grdune.
Sdmes Smitb, AZ, 208 Snitb Ctr.
5ubertulDie.
8ihdrb Dbitinq, 6S, Setpn SOIpis
tai, Snqusit in S6tDebe.
9tuguIt Saplor, so, 4129 girginia
9lbe., Magentrebs.
5rancis 9reper, SO, 1922 Sapsburg
Str, 2eberberbdrtung.
Gna Dill, II, 1015 5reeman 9lpe.,
SubertuloIe.
@lHabetb 8ormanb, 50. 1893
STRAIGHT Strabe, SnqueIt in S6pebe.
Dublen @arner, 81, 1850 aoiiing
Strobe. 5ubsrtulpie.
Sreberid 6uenemeper, 80, 2169
@eItern 9lpe., Rierenletben.
GIiIdbstb Mefstrotb, 81. petostp
4pe., Observation-Disclosures
glbolpb Stuns, 81, 2478 GaIterH
2trenue, 'Snqueit in S6psbe.
Dtarb 6etie, 54, SAT Diner Str.s,
Snaueit in S6pebe.
Bora Soparb, 2. 325 Weit Sedites
Strabe, Sirnbautent5iinoung.
glbam Strobe, SO. 1927 8ine Str.,
5eroleioen.
sypbanno @froerer, 81, 1716 9inei
Str, Snqueit in Satpebe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-09

pelter oas folaenoe groaramm CUR
9ur9fiibrltno oeIanqt:
Slapier So!o .Ruitle Of
SprurQ" ..... StnorJ
5rl. Gaiiie Rpoer Balter
@eigeniplo .2lDpratipn"
....-... Selir SpronstI
iyrau 9ernice garl gaer
Defamation ,Spartucus an
bic 0labt1toren"
!1err &lepelpn Grams
2ieoer
,Gpme to the @arbeu
2ope" 49,. Marp 5urner Salte-
,sS Gore tbe Mopn"
.............. Ydul 81. RubsuS
sSrdu ROIe gurl Simmons
9tnIpra6e .SumOriftita aug
bem Sjoipitdl"
&laoieriplo .Serentaua"
5rl. Carrie Rpber 8olter
Defamation (9tus9epdblt)
Serr 2lepelnn Gpdns
@eiasr1olo .,2eoenbe" 49,. Carl gObnt
&laDieriplo .girtbbap" :. @oppmau
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-09

freilen, legteiI bic 5ablreidJen prdf)ti.
1en @eid,enfc, nit oenen iie anldB.
lid ibrcs gbrentages erirelt ipnr.
Oen, bere6tes 3eugnif ab.
Scrr SenrD Gd]aeper, ioipie feline
eSoitin iin0, obidon bier I'M 9anee
als altfontmIinge angeiebener oeilt
iher Bioiiierfanilien geboren, in if.
rem eseiinnllngen uro slniifJien itcts
ternoeiiti6 geblieberr inlo baben aud
Die ueun Ssin0er, nit oenen bic Gbe
geiesnet ipiroe, 5u naderen 1eiit.
ldxn er5ogen. Serr Sdneper tpiiroe
III Baltimore ee6oren iuio fam I'M
,salIre 184S itadl Cincinnati, ipdb.
reno bic @iege ieiner treuen 2ebens.
aefdGrtin in @aria Stein, Ohio,
Itano. Ger sSlibelbriiitisam lit in bic.
iisen @eid,aftstreiiei1 cine luohlbc.
fannte iulo bod,anseieBene Bsrion.
liffeit, itebt er bod iton felt eineu
pciben Sabrbiin6ert nit bieiigen
Srauereieu in gerbinoling nno lit
elmer Der bebeilterlblten Sdiioler IN
9iebfiItter i'm Goiultp.
Gle nein sainoer, Die ben 2ebens.
abeno Der GItern perid)onern imo Die
idnu1tli6 ain Sonntag ii6 i'm eIter.
Iidcn Sauie nm Gbrertage oes 81.
tcrnpaars eingefimoen batterL iiu6:
ssobn S6aeper, Srmi eliiabetb Bees,
Soie?b Sdneper, @ottfrieb S6aeper.
purrp Sd)aeper, slnoreip Gd)aeper.
Srmi Rarp @olf irno Ole Sri. Bertha
uno @ceilie Gdaeper. glliBerben
Dobnten Der Samilienfeier aiih nod
oie gnfelfinoer, 25 an Der 3abl. BEL.
SeIbitreoenS er1ielt 6as ssubelpaar
aiidJ 5abaaeefiee 8Iiishpiiitife BON nab
nio fern nno ben e5ratilIauten
idIicbt iif ebenialls bas Bolts.
bIatr" an. 81 beiien treuan Seicrn
Serr uno Sran Senrp Sdneper lett |
Ianaen esabren getjoren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-09

Gin bnIbes ssabrbunoert mar anl
Sonntag nerfloiiem felt Serr Senru
Sdneper. bon go. 1909 @artbaat
apeniit, ct. Bernard, uno iciue
lpafcre eebensseidbrtin syrau Wturr
(Sducper, seb. 6ait, Dor oem 9llicr
III Der Ct. 5raBisfils Serapbitus
stride eipige Sreue geIobt batten imo
oieier bebre SeSenttag ipliroe bon
Dem Slibelpaar. bas iid tros ieiner
pergeriidten Sabre, Serr Sdnepcr
iiebt i'm 75. 2ebensiabre, ipdbreno
ieinc @attin nm bier Sabre jiinger
IT. mlberoroenilihcr giiiitigfeit er.
ircltt, in ieierIider, einbrudspoiler
Weiie bcgangcn.
Gin giorgen tpuroe 3u Gbren 6es
Greianifes in DER Ct. Clemens STRIDE
III St. Bernard ein ieierlides Iint
cclcbrirt, gcIcgentIih oeiien baS ssu.
belpanr init ieinen nelin ainbern ,tnO
bcren 6ainiIien fomriiuii5irte. gead)
Gem amt folgte IN Der Sfoeper' 'ifen
ReiioeiB cin opulentes sSriibiiid uno
aer sl6etio bradlte oann Die Solrpt-
ieier in @eitalt elmer Surpriie Barh,
Die bon ben ainoern ju gbren Der
tsltcrn arrnngirt tporoeu mar ,uib Der
nng cine 9lr3abI sSreinoe Der San,i.
lie beiiuobnten 9as Saiiptereigniij
oes 9lbenos biltete ein prdd,tiges
Stinbden, ons cine aus 3ebn Wtnnn
teitebenoe aapeIc inter Der 9eitlng
non Scrrn %. @oli. ciilen Sdy.uie.
eeriosn Der Saibilare, brad)te. ScIhit.
rebcnb mar fir ben irnareu Wenif)en
II, Der ausgiebigiten @eiie Sorge se.
irn9sn uno oeu @ei6luB oea frob.
Iiden sIbenSs biIbete ein flottsr
1dil3, OH bem lid, ielbitrcoeno audi
Die silbilare betbeilieten.
@on Der groBen gcliebtbeit iiiio
9ldtitng, oeren iid) Serr NIB 5raii
Sd)aeper in ipeiteiten arciien er.
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lalubrsp M. Susbss. 20, ROrpOOb.
igeorse ID. Dates. "a, 220 Oit 12.
( Strabe.
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qe6tnsnlibe.

Ans @er5ipcifll,ng barii6er, onf cs
ibm iuigenftet nller alnitreuairnacn
rid)t geliHgen ipoIlte. lnbnenoe De.
Iddftigung 81 iin6eit mahte sciteril
Ibomas @asIep, pru gso. All ait
Iritte etrabe, ben @eriud, iid, nit.
tclit gariicr Grim ST. pcrgiitcr.
C5liidliderlpeiie mirOe or oaraii per.
binocrt eiile groberc Gumititdt oes
Giiirs Su ncbniell inib Die sler8te I'M
jld0tiiden ScipitnI, wobin @oslep
inlper5iigIid) gebrad)t tpiiroc. battcil
i'm isbr balA a,Iber SsbenSgefabr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-09
SetbesSas6pipital
!Sat AM fpmmenben Sunncrltag Iei'
uen jabrlifcn @abentag.

9lm tommenben DonnsrftaQ lit Der
biesidbriee 9obeutag oes Bethesda
Spipitals uno bic 2sitsr Der 2lnitG!t
geben fi9 Der Spffnung bin, baB aud)
beuer bic @0nner Der Sreunoe oieies
&rdutentauies in beaen S4uareu nab
Osm Spipital ftr0msn unb ibr S9drfz
lein fir bic cute Sadie bei1teuern fpers
ben.
Der 5rauen S1ilfsperein tpiro aud
9sleaentIih oss biesiGbri9n @obena
tooes einen 9lSar in bem &euerges
T6pb bes neuen Observation-Disclosures
reranitc!tm unb bic bier 8ertdutsr
tiosts peroen bic bier cSubres3ettsn
6rublina. CONNER. 9erbit unb Wintst
reprGIentiren.
sSn ben einselnen Siosts iperbsn bic
0dmen fpie folot tpirten: i'm 5riibs
Iings 9iOais bic Samsn BON Der
Mt. 9luburn uuo Der Spring 9roDe
9lpsnue 9emsinoe; Sommer atpst;
bic Samen BON Der l., 2. unb 3. Se'
meinoe; Serbit aiost: bic Damen
pon Der Walnut Sius '@emeinbt; @lns
ter aiost: bic Sumen bon ben Se7
meinben in Gppinstpn uub Repport.
Ddbrsno Der glo6mittassItunoen
lperoen leidte GrfrtI9unaeu ierpirt
uno BON baI5 ieds bis balb adt ubr
Ibenbs perben bic Sdmea i'm Spetles
foal bes Bethesda 0oipituls nit einsm
beIitaten glbenOsiien aufrpdrten.
lin u6t llbr finbet in Der bend6=
barten Ghur4 Of ibe @ep 0erutalsin
shls rntsrbaltuua itdst seIsssntlip
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-09

peaen innpiirbigei getrasens DOR
Siderbeitsoireftor Soimes 81 tcre
auporien baben, Ger slnfldger lit Der
Ypliiiit @eorge @arretion. Der
aIeidiaas i'm @ertiifou.D Departenlent
iidtionirt lit Mno Der beEsmIptet. bob
Ga i'm am Gantitng in Der 8cgen.
mart mebrerer sIrreitniiten nit ben
aenie;niten SdE;ipiworten beIegt
l,ahe.
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aufge(0a
Sat iid, seiteru Der Nniifer aIub
5iSeliO nadl adltnuoOreiHis.
iabrisem geiteben.

Die nod iitrissn n.nussbu Mlitslis,
Der periammsltsn ii9 aum abs
i1i.bsfeit in gsberser's eafs. -
- DER asfsIIiae 9tbenb ssftaltsts
iia au einsm prd4tissn GrfoIa. -
Sebss Witalieb erbielt aIs isinsn
gfntbeil am alubpsrm0sen cine
gantnoi, Don $50. - p6iibent
Gsorse sdutb CAB einsn turssn
lleberblid iiber ben @erbssans bes
aIubs,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-09
atleftip inspenDirt.

gefcftip @corae gl[, Der i'm Der.
iillonsT Requirement 9ieift tbit, sunr.
Be eciiern bonn poIi5eidef 9opelan
pOrIayiiG islspesSirt ,pse iDiro iiA
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-01
Must Attend Sunday
School to Play Ball

The Diamond Street NJ. E. Church
team and the Palatine Baptist Church
team will clash this evening at South
Side Park. These two teams are old
rivals in baseball and an interesting
contest should be staged this evening
The Methodist team will play two new
players tonight, Chenoweth and Phil
lips. who signed up with this team two
weeks ago, but have not had a chance
to play until this evening. Both teams
are said TO be in good shape for the
game and those who have been play
ing in the Church league that do not
attend Sunday school will not be per
mitted to play this evening or hereaf.
ter. The Palatine Baptist team will
likely lineup as follows: Cleland or
Prim. catcher: Moran, pitcher; G,
Boice. third base: Atha. first base;
All,op. second base; Shriver. short
stop. who had a sparined ankle from
the game last week. may not play;
Boggess. Watson. Hatfield and Adams
are available for the field. The Dia-
mond Street players are as follows:
Ashby. Morrison. T. McDougal. Guy
McDougal. Smouse, Knicaid. Phillips,
Bolton. Satterfield. ~Chenoweth, Har-
rington. B. Morrison.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-01
new IMPETUS SEEN
IN RUSH FOR BOOKS
Reports Show Importance
In Correct Spelling and
Need of knowledge.

The West virginian has not corner.
ed the dictionary market. but you will
think something has il you try to buy
the book after the close of this distrib-
ution. After The West Virginian
ceases its educational philanthropic
work. the book will be for sale only at
a cost OF no less than 81.
A new impetus has been given 10
The West Virginian's dictionary dis
tribution by the reports from another
city, showing the utmost importance
Of correct spelling.
In the municipal civil service exam
nation only three girls passed the ex,
animation, while twenty eight failed
By reason OF not being able to spell a
few words which probably are regard
ed as words OF common usage.
You may Taught at the unfortunate
twenty-eight. but perhaps you would
not always be sure TO spell the follow
ing words correctly: Ambiguous, ad'
vantageous, development, accommo'
date, dtphtheria. development. elemen-
ltary, judgment, laboratory, parallel
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-01

Little book, little book. when that
awful presence came near and grip
ped me with its destroying hand ! be.
came only the animal that IS all in
humanity that nature recognizes.
! could not reason, | could only feel.
There was nc use OF mind. only the
instinct to free myself from physical
pain at any cost, and yet l know this
minute that the torture OF travail is
not too great a price to pay for moth
erhood. 1t is only when your ZACH
ing arms hold empty air" that you re-
member your darkest hour. Oh. my
baby, my baby, why am l. who wanted
for you so and who could bear you in
honor and bring you up in comfort and
love to be denied you while some poor
girl signs and means when sne
hears the first cry OF flesh of her
aesh and blood Of her blood and
knows it means nothing TO her but
disgrace, and grief to the babe who is
already making protest at being
brought into a world Of unhappiness.
why don't It cry? Why don't ii
cry" l asked Aunt Mary in that NOM
emit Of blessed surcease from agony
when I knew my child was born.
/ could only hear the low voices OF
nurses and doctor but could not dis.
tinguish what they said. II was too
weak to turn my head to see what
they were doing) Aunt Mary clasped
my hands and bent ove me. I haC
a feeling that she was trying to shield
me from something.
tTa ANYTHING tho matter with nv
baby? Why don't it cry?"
"They are working with it, MarSie."
Working with it-why what is the
matter with it-why should they
work with It? Why don't they bring
It to me so that | can see it," l
tried weakly to get out Of bed to so
10 It but / could not nov
Hush, dear, l think they will bring
you your SON in a few minutes"
ooh, Aunt Mary, is it a boy?" Tears
Of Joy coursed down my cheeks.
"Yes, dear" she said slowly.
"Haye they taken him out of the
room? I don't hear them talking any
more and has he cried?
Aunt Mary-Aunt Mary don't
keep me in suspense. Is anything the
natter"
Tears from Aunt Mary's Eyes drop
ped on my face.
There is something the matter.
What Is It, tell me what it is. On,
Aunt Mary. 1 never thought you would
be cruel to me-"
Hush, dear, l don't mean to be
cruel, but the nurses and doctor are
still working over your baby, Margie-
don't, don't" she said as with almost
Huperhuman effort / rose to my elbow
and wildly tried to get out OF bed.
sThey are doing everything they
can, dear, and all hope is not gone that
they will be able to resuscitate him.
Margie, dearest, be calm"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-01
FOR WOMEN AND THE HOME
WHY PRESCRIPTIONS ARE ri
LATIN.

A prescription from q doctor. as
we all know, Is invariably written IN
the Latin language, and persons are
often heard to wonder Why a soca!led
dead language is used nowadays In
stead OF their own.
There are several good reasons why
this has been done for years and will,
no doubt, continue to be done. In
the first place. Latin Is a more exact
and concise language than English.
and being a dead Language, does not
change, as all modern languages are
apt 10 do. Then, again. since a very
larger part OF all drugs IN use are bo-
tanical, they have. in the pharmaco-
poeia, the same names that they have
in botany, that is. the scientific
names. Two-thirds OF all such drugs
have really no English names, and SO
could not be written in English.
But. suppose a doctor does agree 10
write a prescription in English for an
uneducated patient?
The patient reads it. thinks he can
remember il, and so tries TO get II
filed from memory the next time he
needs it to use.
Suppose. for instance. It called for
+. iodide Of potassium and he~got II coh-
fused with cyanide OF potassium. He
might easily make that very mistake
and while. he might safely take sew
eral grains OF the first drug: one grain
Of the second would kill him. This
case. though perhaps an extreme one
serves for an illustration.
Latin, then, is a protection and a
safeguard to a patient. Prescriptions
in Latin he cannot read, and const-
Guently he does not try 10 remember,
Now. for a final reason, latin is a Ian
guage that is used by scientific men
the world over. and no other Ian
guage is. You can get a latin prescrip'
ton filed in any country on earth
where there is a drug store One car
readily fancy the confusion arising
from presenting a prescription writ
ten in English in foreign countries
That is avoided by its being writer
in latin.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-01

judicial, privilege. rescind, statistics,
technical, subpoena, warrant and con
hscate.
You may not be ambitious to become
a municipal clerk. but you do need a
dictionary. II those girls had thought
more about studying a few simple
words than about some OF the seeming
ly very difficult subjects in the exam
nation, they would no doubt have
easily passed.
as this the book?:" why are edges
red? +" Show me the fashion pic
lures" u think it is lovely" "adora-
ble," cute" too sweet" etc This
is but a sample talk during the rush
hour OF last weeks dictionary distrib'
ution.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-01
Confessions of a Wife
Copyright, 1915 By a. 2 A.
WHY INEVER PRAY.

Where's Dick? l want Dick. Tell
him to send for more Doctors"
Dick is with them, dear. and every
thing is being done that can be. We
will only have to wait"
Wait walled. "Musr | lie here
like a stone and wait. % knowing
whether my baby is goire 10 live or
die? l can't do i'll tell you l can't
do it."
Aunt Mary put her arms closer
about me and whispered Courage
courage, my dearest Marie, remem-
Der Gods will be done"
! clutched her hands. That's it,
| whispered. We must pray-pray
that He will change His mud and give
me back my baby. Oh. &unt Mary,
I've never been wicked. surely God
will let me have my baby If you ask
him. Pray, Aunt Mary. pray"
Aunt Mary dropped on her knees be-
side me. one OF her arms vas laid
lightly across my breast. My heart
was beating so that | fell I was SUI,
locating as her voice wa raised in
supplication. | followed each one
with my lips saying the words after
her.
| grew more Calm-surC the good
God would hear that bless 4 woman's
prayer-and turned my h ad to well
come my baby as the q or opened,
Instead. behind the nurse saw Dicks
grief stricken face and X w
My baby was dead.
l clutched Aunt Mary'S N. stop"
l commanded. Her voice as stilled.
81 shall never pray agar l scream
ed and then nature at last was merci'
full for | knew no more.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-01
FAIRNONT IS NO EXCEPTION
Falrmont People Come Out a. Frankly
Here as Elsewhere,

Fairmont people publicly recon-.
mend Doan's Kidney Pills. This pa
per is publishing Fairmont cases from
week to week. 1t is the same every.
where. Home testimony In home pa
pers. Doan's are praised IN thirty
Thousand signed statements, published
in 5000 communities, Fairmont PEG.
pie are no exception. Here's q FAN.
mont statement:
Lewis F. Enlow. railroad fireman,
Chicago ST.. Fairmont. says: y sut
fered a great deal from kidney trouble
and rheumatic pains. The kidney Sc
cretions contained sediment oftep
the s~ecretions passed too frequently
and caused much pain. Pains through
the small OF my back made it hard tor
me to stoop or lift. Doan's Kidney
Pills strengthened my back and KID.
news and removed the pains"
Price soc. at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Enlow had. Foster-Milburn Co.
Props. Buffalo, y. Y.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-01

If your chin is pointed wear a full
ruff. pull your hair forwarj N front OF
your ears and do not dress i over the
middle OF the forehead.
Long earrings will heip to make
oval a very thin face. Unlo~s you have
the pert features OF a FRI h woman
do not pull the hair baCs from your
face in the way that is now fashiona'
ble. /? YOU do you will achieve the ef'
feet that the little boy will teScribe as
that OF a drowned rat
IF you wish 10 ovaliz" rour face,
don't make your chin too white when
YOU powder unless it is W. rounded
Miss Gish has a beautiful oval face
and does not need to practice any OF
her beauty hints in that direction.