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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-13
Anti-German Rioting is Dying
Down in England but is Still
Violent in South Africa.
RUSSIANS ARE SUFFERING
Enormous Losses in What is
Becoming a Rout in Western
Galicia, Says Vienna.

LONDON. May 13-London was
cheered today by ire publication OF
a dispatch from Athens recording
cheered today by the publication OF
French troops along the GaiiipoL
peninsula. Some reports even claim
the occupation of certain heights
which would mean that the entire
peninsula was under central OF the
invaders.
AT two points on the western line
OF operations offensive novame nts
are under way The first initiated by
forces near Ypres. while the second
is the pushing of French troops
against the Germans 20 the north OF
Arras For the moment. howeaer,
both of these attacks would appear
to have been checked
On the Bukowina frontier. Petro-
grad reports a brilliant success won
by the Russian cossack caTaiaI'y over
the Austrian infantry The Ras-
sian horsemen forcing their way
through a series of barbed wire en-
tanglement disiodged the Austrians
from three lines of trenches and cap
tured 5000 prisoners. battery oi
quick firing guns. several sesrch-
lights and a whole string or cassions
Russia admits that the Austro-Ger-
man offensive is still proceeding IN
western Galicia, while Vienna claims
that the RUSSIAN retreat is fast be-
coming a rout with the invaders SUI
ferinE enormous losses.
The anti-German rioting is dying
down in England bur 1t is reported as
continuing with great violence in
South Africa The London Daily
News. which is government organ,
asserts that the cabinet is. prepared
to order the internment OF all mae
alien enemies in Great Britain,
hut that women and CHILDREN of ma
turaIized aliens viii not be interned.
Some positive action on the part OF
the United States as well as on the
part of Italy is awaited with the
keenest Impotence.
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ACCIDENTS
Among Industries in PennsY.
yania Cost Wage Farmers
Million Dollars a Year.

HARRISBURG, Pa. May ia
bulletin issued by the state depart
ment of labor and industry sets forth
that during 1914 si,e4s.aeS-s6 in
WAGES vas lost to the workers OF
Pennsylvania as a result of industrial
accidents Of various kinds. In all
IS, 1e6 reports OF industrial accidents
were made to the department and 1t
is estimated that half of the number
could have ben avoided. the hsures
IN the bulletin show that 64.GT6 per
sons we're actually dependent upon
the wage earners injured. In other
words" says the bulletin "one per
sol out of every seventy-seven living
IN this commonwealth has been direct
IL affected by these reported acci-
denis"
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To BEGIN Next Tuesday Called
by the Governor of West
Virginia.

- GH4 - y Gasa, az ~ sssne5 cali for
1o1i - W., Tsre,i,,ia IeeisIat,,re.
$500 80, Tnssday 70 enact
- ~ 80 49, - % = br.np about
re- - % 1900 conditfon
~ $500 I,t,,a, ,.,-ooosad Iee,is-
.o - 49, 81, ;f;as fbe foIlow-
80 80 cpnSideration.
ins ~ 80. 80 - ;ncreaee the
:, h 49, 80
> r. annnd Cbanter 81 of the
~ az iast rer,,Iar session of
acts Of me lass reguia. sse ,nsane
sne les - o ~ sean,ine a1nbiruiIv
80 a. - [so er - she+ber the
a - &c rec,ired n nav the cost
tents in the state hospitals.
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RUSSIAN COSSACKS
ALSO WIN A VICTORY
OVER THE AUSTRIANS
new FISH LAW
OF Pennsylvania Forbids All I'm
naturaIized Foreign-Born
Residents to Fish.
o.r Assee,A1se ,ss.n

Fe-fLAEELFHIA May iG.-o-ders
have been issued to all wardens OF the
state department OF fisheries TO en-
force the newly approved state law
rohtb:dng unnatUralized foreign
born residents from fishing. a sim
far law prevents them from hunting
The new fish iaw provides for fine
of $50 for each violation or day In
prison for each dollar OF fine and any
any unnaturalized foreign born per-
son who remains n the state ten day $
IS to be deemed resident under the
act Actions for violations OF the act
must begin within year from the
time of committing the cfense and
magistrates are REQUIRED 10 issue
warrants on information beng made.
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BRILLIANT SUCCESSES
CLAIMED BY GERMANS

PARIS. May 1s.-The French war
office this afternoon issued the fol-
lowing statement:
I'VE won brilliant successes We'd
nesday evening and Wednesday night
TO the north of Arras. AT Notre Dame
De Loretta we are masters OF the Iort
as we'll as of the chapel. In the
vast quadritateral OF trenches anu
earthworks south OF the chapel We
have ben subjected to violent counter
attacks A ferocious combat which
bTee all night developed in this
o,a5rilateral. In the morning We
we're complete masters of the stu
alton having inflicted very heavy
losses on the enemy.
"wednesday night we also took by
assault all the viialee OF CarencT as
we'll as the forest TO the norfn oil u
81 hill No 125 The German garrison
IA made of Carency and OF hill No
10 position of great strength In
en;+e Of the fact that their numbers
80 been very much reduced by their
Iossas in killed wounded and pris-
oners on previous days these forces
during the night put up a desperate
resistance to our attacks oeIlE
ogatnst a maze of trenches. biock
houses and narrow passages We
5rolxe down this resistance and al
ARyoreak were IN compete lhSsste
of the situation
@our troops killed hundreds OF
Germans at the point of the oafonet-
we took $50 prisoners INCLUDING
thirty officers At the southern e3is
of souchez our positions were SUP
1aet Yesterday to violent attacks
Nevertheless we returned them
AT Neuville our attack on the wi
1ape Itself and to the north OF the
yfi1are made perceptable progress
To the north OF Neuville we took pos
session of trenches several nun
dred Yards long and we occupied the
Toad called the highway Des car
rieres which runs from Beuvliie ro
Givenchy. In the village itself w
occupied yesterday morning only tn Tn,
sou.hern portion, the enemy sun
holding the center and the north an
attack delivered late in the AFTER
noon resulted in our occupying mouse
nv +,ouse all o. the central portion OF
tie village. The Germans were
driven back to the extreme north
where we are outfanking them our
+roons in this fighting gave admlra pie
nyidences or courage and tenacity- IN
the forest of LIE Pretre we occupied
a new line OF German trenches yes
ferGay.
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Despite the rain and threatening
weather last night the tabernacle ser
vice was one OF the best yet held.
While the attendance was not quite
up to the standard, yet there was
good crowd present and more definite
work was done than some nights
when the crowds were larger.
1t was Masonic night. A large del
egation OF Masons attended in body
and occupied reserved seats The
Order of Eastern Star came with the
Masons- They were given hearty
welcome and Evangelist Hamilton, as
he has done with other orders, brief
~ explained the principles for which
the lodges stand and commended
them for their high moral principles
and works of mercy
A surprise came as the Masons
presented a large cluster of white
roses and the Eastern Star a large
cluster of red roses to, Dr. Hamilton
cepted the gifts and thanked the dom
ors for the beautiful tokens of APP
probation.
The sermon. shelter" was taken
from the story of Noah's Ark He
briefly reviewed the life story OF the
man Noah and his faithfulness to
Gods command and his success in
saving all of his own family in the
ark. There's many a man." said the
preacher. who would be doing 3
great work If he would only save hin
own family and some OF these same
fellows are saying that Noahss
preaching was a failure. It was
great thing for him to know that he
had all the children In the ark with
him." AS a result OF the meeting
last night there were twenty-five de-
cisions, all adufts
Business Women's Luncheon
One OF the helpful features OF GA~
meeting last night was the business
women's luncheon held IN the ban
quet room of the Masonic temple
and served by the ladies OF several
of the churches Mrs Hamilton and
Miss McGaughey, who have been
meeting with the business girls at
noon luncheons were leading spirits
in the planning for the affair. More
than 200 teachers. Office girls. ste
noeraphers. clerks and other wage
earners partook OF the sumptuouS
feast The Rev Mr.. Hamilton. Mr.
WEIGH, Mr.. Taylor. Mr.. Young ana
Mr.. SNYDER OF the evangelistic party.
were invited guests DR.. Hamilton
made a splendid address % the girls
In which he direc*:d their minds 70
a problem of profit and loss. A solo
by Miss Katherine Flora was greatly
enjoyed What shall one gain II
he should gain the whole world
and lose his soul2" was the Ques-
ton asked. The ladies' showed deep
interest and that the meeting was ef-
fective was evident when large
number made definite decisions at
the tabernacle service later.
-
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the German foreign Office before late
tomorrow. Although no mention is
understood to be made as 10 the tune
when a reply is expected from the
imperial government the belief mere
is that the German foreign once
realizing the state OF feei1ng IN Ine
United States Will answer prompts ~ :.
The German embassy issued this
statement:
THE German enfba ssy stated tooas
been given by the embassy or any
offic,al of me embassy concerning
wf,at response would be made to the
American note regarding the Lasl-
tania''
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-13
WOMAN JAILED
For Contempt of Court in Trial
of a Case before a
Magistrate.
,1nhonnn, I'D

For unbecopningly protesting
against an effort OF the prosecuting
attorney to place her daughter on the
stand as witness in a case tried late
Wednesday afternoon in MAGISTRATE
r. Edward Kids court, Mrs Dora
Allen is serving three days sem
tence in the county jail for contempt
OF court
The case was that of Simeon
Hedges. negro. who was tried and
acquitted OF a charge OF immoral con-
duct with woman. The case was
an outcome OF a recent raid of a
rooming resort in Glen Elk by city
police.
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British BattIeship. Goliath, is
Torpedoed by Germans in
DardaneiIe Straits.
FIVE HUNDRED LIVES LOST
British Submarine Penetrates
through Straits and Sinks
Some Turkish Boats.
sar Assee,Arre rarss,

LONDON. July 1S.-The British
bartleship. Goliath. has been torped-
oed IN the DardaneIles. 1t is feared
500 lives have been lost The an
nouncement was made in the House
Of Commons this afternoon by First
Lord of the Admiralty Winston Spen-
Ger Churchill. Twenty officers and
100 men of the Goliath's crew were
saved.
Mr.. Churchill also announced that
the British submarine. Eli. had
penetrated through the Dardanelles
and into the sea of Mamora sinking
two Turkish gunboats and Turkish
transport
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NEW FAIR GROUNDS
NIGHT AT TEMPLE
TONIGHT IS TO BE
kEELAN PENsI0NED
By .UNCLE SAM

Frank KelIan. substantial
business man OF ClarksburS
and veteran or I he Spanish
American war. has been grant
ed a pension. Mr.. keelan's
claim was based on merton
ious service in the Philippines
with specially honorable men
ton of his discharge for brav-
cry. He was one of the select
stalwart soldiers who was with
Maj. Fred Funston when Agu-
inaldo was captured and in an
other engagement he was sew
erely wounded along with 9th
er privates- He lay IN the
trenches forty-eight- hours and
as the .sbevo" was exhausted
his frantic cry was for water,
water. His disability is such
that he has not been able 10 do
an honest days work since ex-
cept in the way of his own
peculiar trade
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-13
GLARKSBURG
Is Chosen by the State Opt
clans as Their Next
Meeting Place.

PARKERsBURG. May 1.-THE
state convention of OPTICIANS mere mas
elected the following officers:
President-A. B. Scott. Fairmont-
First vice PRESIDENT L. Beard.
Second vice PRESIDENT. B. Live
". Hunting ton-
Martinsburg-
Wilson. Salem.
place for the next meeting
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ALLEGED FoRGEK coNFEssEs-

wills wilcox. of Salem, who was
r-s.ted there Tuesday and brought
- This CITY and placed in the county
ian on a charge of forging the name
- v. king. a well known business
NJ that place. TO a check for
go has confessed to the charge in
Justice Carriers court and was held
for the action OF the criminal court
grand jury under bond OF $500 10
default OF the bond he was sent 10
3au.
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MATHENEY ESCAPES
From County Road Crew and Sheriff
Offers Reward for Him.
Clarence Matheney.

Clarence Matheney. one OF the
TRUSTEES" of the county prisoners.
escaped from the road convict crew
at work on the Bridgeport road east
of Tin Plate Thursday noon
Sheriff Ross F. Stout Immediately
offered a reward OF $50 for his cap
ture or for Information leading TO
his capture The reward will hold
good until Sunday.
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CHRIST AS A SHELTER
Is the Basis of a Wonderfully
Powerful Sermon by the
Rev. DR.. Hamilton.
DECISIONS.
ASNoUScEAENrs-
Thursday Night.

Thursday Night.
New Fair Grounds night.
Sermon subject: "A Personal
Call"
1900 a m. meeting at Hor-
nor and Company's store.
Bridgeport.
300 p. M. mass meeting at
Irwin SteaIey's grove. Stealey
Heights. Mr.. Snyder viii speak
1:33 p. M, sermon subject:
Seven Devils" A delegation
from Bridgeport will attend in
saturday Night
Hazel-Atlas night, sermon
subject: Where Are You?"
Sunday.
III a. M. special service for
old people and shut ms"
$50 p. m, at tabernacle.
meeting for men only. subject:
Docs II Pay" Last mems
meeting.
go p. M. First Methodist
Episcopal church. Meeting for
women only. Miss Daisy Hill.
noted missionary evangelist.
will speak.
go p. M, meeting for wom-
en- at Broad Oaks Methodist
Episcopal church. Miss Me-
Gaughey will speak.
7:3o p. M. mass meeting at
the tabernacle
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LAYING AssEssNENTs-

CHARLESTON, May 13-Tne state
board of public works has begun the
laying OF assessments on the proper
ties of public service corporations in
West Virginia The work probably
VIII not be completed before the first
of June, or later, owing to the spec
Sal session of the legislature, which
is expected to take much OF the time
OF the governor and oeher members
OF the board
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TO GIVE oPEnETTA.

The fifth and sixth grades of the
Water street public school. colored.
will give an operetta. The Fairy
Choemaker," Friday evening. begin
ming at O'Clock. in the auditorium
of the schol.. Patrons and friends
are invited. a small admission will
DE charged
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CAPTURED
BY the British is the Capital of
German Southwest Africa
without Resistance.

LONDON. May I3.-An Official state
nent made public at Cape Town,
Africa. says that Wind Hook. capital
of German Southwest Africa. was cap
tured yesterday without resistance by
Union OF South Africa forces under
General Botha The population OF the
town consists of 5000 Europeans and
10 900 natives. Martial law has been
proclaimed throughout the conquered
territory.
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HrNTING FOE sLAYER.

MINNEAPOLIS. MINI. May IA
posse started search today for the
slayer of three brothers, John,
AnUnd and Siren afittones, whose
bodies were found last night on their
farm near Lowery, Mimi. HEY had
been dubbed TO death
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-13
CHAPTER MEETS TONIGHT

A regular business meeting of
Queen Esther chapter of the Order
OF the Eastern Star will be held to-
night in the Masonic temple 1t will
begin at o'clock instead OF 1889
as has heretofore been the case.
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KILLED By TRAN

mARIHsToN. May lS.-wiil;an
r Little. a former deputy sheriff OF
Kanawha county, was run oown ano
killed by train at Chelwyn Weonee-
day
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coslsuTrED TO HOSPITAL.

A. A. Wolf. who suddenly became
demented Wednesday morning at nus nus
home at Stop Is on the Bridgepore
street car line and who chased his
family around with razor and
wrecked the interior of his home, has
been adjudged Iunatic by the Magis-
trate T. G. Nicewarner and com
mftted to the Weston State Hos
pital.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-13

E. I. Allen. OF Petersburg, is In
the city on a business mission.
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CONTINUED on page 81
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THE WEATHER

Partly cloudy tonight and F'r
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Confessions of a Wife
Copyright 1915 hy II EA

Aua: Mars physicians told hs-
his morning that h wanted 2eF 10
wa!t twoo- three days u.r!! she seems
Stranger :o- rs operation.
H!:ty cane oys- today looking Ike
z rose. Sc was shocked when ;o.c
h. a5og: Au2: May, aac waited 10
70 -Eh: back hone. ~: neither / 2oT
Gear ANN Mary would hear % i,
a::::y. -y dear. ss!5 Aunt Mary.
! want yo1 % have yo1- !!;;is goo2
;.-e. and want 10 impress upon you
ard Magic one thi1g :aa- ! think !
= ~ condition ca po:Et tie moral
Do2t LET sickness Q. death o. aay
o2e person make a! the void. the
friends aaz family miserable"
8u.. AUX Mar. that seems 50 u.
sympathetic" h:-fy explained.
oh. ] Gc1't mean that you should
cot Fl! 90 wha; you ca 20 co-:o-t
hose who are sick OF II trouble, and
care Cor hen il every possible way.
but I wou.5 FEEL -uch worse than
Go now I. : thought was making a.!
YOU youar people :o-ego the pleasures
TIA: you enjoy. and ! know :hst your
foregoing them would roi II any Eay
add 20 NY co--:oT;-
Little hook. In daily becoming
more and more satisfied :5a; dear
Aunt Mary IS 100 good :o- This word.
She IS 50 uaseissh and sees things
n such e broad Eay-a way TIA; sell
never SEEMS 20 eo;e..
! called up Dick a tie Office and
:o!G hin Ri::y was here. asked hin
20 get hold Q: jim. Noble. E!!ene. EaF-
= AID Pat aad tel them that Ne
wanted ;hez 20 90 70 the ;aeate- and
Afterwards 20 so3e sumner garden
.o- q !!;te supper Told hin 10 get
tie ;!ckes. ! would hare doce al!
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LEGAL NOTICES

ANSFs@sNSNNs~~@~~N-~~F-
NOTICE TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS.
To Carrie Blanche 5eaae;;
Take notice that OF Monday. the sth
day OF August, 1915. a; the Office o:
N E. Morgan. 8; the Jacobs Building
n the City OF Fa;r0on;. Marion Coun-
q, West Virginia between tie hours
Of nine o'clock a =. sn6 c!=e O'Clock
.. N. OF that day. shall! proceed 10
take the dispositions 0: NJ. J. Ss22ei;,
Harry Knapp. myself and Others. 20 be
read In evidence in g certain chaacsry
cause depending il the Intern ea:a,s
Court o! Marion County. West VIZ.
Kiria, in which I an plaintiff and YOU
are defendant: and Il from any cause
the taking o! the said deposiio!ns be
not commenced OF tina; day, o. I: con.
meneed they be not completed o. tha;
day, the taxing OF the sane vii! he
adjourned ard continued from tine to
time Al ter same place and between
the same hours until they are con.
THURMAN E. BENNETT,
BY Counsel.
y. E. MORGAN.
Counsel for Plaintiff
July I7-2431;Aug. :
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Pe-seraf

Miss Sue Safer. 0. Warrington. IS
the CUES. Q: NJ. AID Ms. c. 3 Minor
o. Eas: Park svscue
Mrs John Lo2g. 0. Diamond st!eec.
let; yesterday %: Pullman. u. Va. 10
v!s!: relatives.
Mss Rebsrca Workman returned
YESTERDAY ron E v!si; a. Oakland, Nd
VI: E.-.o:t. o: Harrison corz:y, il
the gass- az his daughter. Mrs. Lu:s
Brown. o: Diamond street.
NJ c (. N:2or has returned from q
bcs,1sSs Zip 10 Wheeling
Miss Nellie Fletcher. Q: Shinas;o2.
IS The Euesr OF friends n this ward.
N- aad Mrs. Willis Irons AID Two
children and Mrs. Ksie Williams, o:
Collar. spent YESTERDAY here.
Miss Lillian Thomas. who has been
ve.y IL. IS slightly improved.
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he business but wanted D.cE TO 27'
prove 0: I'll the guess.
Dick was little grogc5g. said Il
was -cI sure Il would se Zee % 90
anywhere this evening
a! right, dear. answered Swesi.y
although ! vas boiling inside o. M,
III cal! up the :o.ks myself. because
a- going 10 entertain H!tty some
where his evening. w Wont depend
q q! upoz you. ~: ~ would ike 20
have you "you- business permits.
Say, what's the -z;:e: with you.
NaTgis. al a. once, / Tas o-.T last
week ;hst y0U didn't want 20 80 any
place. and a0S you seem 10 be crazy
10 be OF ne go every minute"
\ can't discuss the matte. over ;ae
phone with YOU. :; would take 700
long Do yoc wish TO invite the PEG
pie 10 90 With Is. OF shall -
"Oa. III do =" ne answered. ard
I5e1 g-ow!ed. ! GO wish E.i;y wou!u
stay g; hone
l had hardy hung Up the receiver
when Mrs. Se.wia called. Narg1e.
she said. M. SelTi2 a2d wan; 70
coze over and spend :hs evening and.
Z possible. cone 70 c!n2er, BCs.IsEs
has been 50 dal. LACEY that NJ. SCI
VIII said he would Ike 10 talk matters
over with Dick. AID you Know 4 is
against NJ. Se.w!-'s principles 10 60
back 20 tie Office AFTER dinner. Il
has been fortunate that dull times
have cone Just now so thEt Dick could
be with you Gu-:1g you. co-rs.es.
ce2ce."
answered. Unfortunately. hare
a CUES; 8; tie house and cannot get
away :o- this eTec!ag. bu! DECK an
sure Will cone i Mr.. Se!w!2 wants
hin"
NO. ~ dsa=. NJ. selwia expressly
said 10 tell yoU that i you we're o-he!-
wise engaged the business could wait.
sc6 besides, he thought that nan
should always give his eTeni1gs 20 his
wife unless something o. the utmost
importance cane up.
The Truth IS. ny dear, think NJ.
Se!wi1 wants 20 see YOU. You know
he has not seen you Coz some months
and he made this LILLE excuse 70 &c;
you and Dick 70 visit Us old folks"
You won't need this excuse, ny
dear Mrs Se,wt2. we vii! gladly come
as soon as my friend goes home and
re get Aunt Mary settled at the hos
p!tal." She was very much shocked
wien ! told he- abo-; Aua; Mary.
Now. ask you. l!;tle book, what
an going 10 do abou: this. Dick
IS going TO be pe-fectly furious whec
tell him ! declined the Se.w!o's !2vi-
tation because H:;ty was here. be
sides l have found out that = was
aoi business that has kept DICK IRON
ne all these nights.
wonder 4 Eleanor Fairlow IS TAX
ing her vacation?
Margie, Msrg!e, you're a suspicious
little cat and Jealous i!ttie fool.
Didn't Dick just last hight tell you
that you were The dearest uttIe wo-
rau Il al the world?
Yes. but be didn't aad Il out UntZl
he saw ne dancing WIKI the other
men.
It's all nuddie, isn't It, little book?
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Baptist Union
To Hold Meeting

The Union Association meeting >:
;he Baptist denomination o: The STATE
Kill be held q; tie Eepzibah Baptist
Church in Taylo. COMFY OF Tuesday
and Wednesday. August J. aat IS.
This association IS composed Of the
churches o. Fai-noat. C!arksb1Tg,
Grafton. Philip! and Elk!as. nun.
Der Of Fairno1ters will attend the as.
sociation. among Tie number being
Rev. ". J. EDDY, pastor OF The First
Baptist Church, and NJ. and Mrs. Ray
Eolhert
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MISS m-coNhELL returns.

Mss NJ" Mcconnell teacher OF CO
nestle science = the Fatrr1oa; state
Norma! School returned here yes;sT.
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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-31

Heartburn IS one OF the signals
which Re stomach gives that It has
been Overloaded OF supplied with some
food nz-s-:a. which cannot be digest
e. Tae sensible person who believes
= prevention rather than cure heed
this cure heeds this warning BY I'M
-ediNsly paving attention 70 diet