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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-29

VI w lWf ifiItN'lt NNtlNNiN NNf NNM
Is man = best helper.
For the pioneer she broke the ground
fn grow his bread. then spread n with
batter. fed the children ou the best
food. milk. gave her hid. for shoes and
hcr flesh for food The COW . iudi.
rrn~uhlc. New Mexico has nu1 j. now
buying the products OF the COW from
without our M huriCrs. Nhyf
Because We do not have sufficient
supply AZ home.
The true type well bred profitable
dairy COW IL jnst now coming 10 the
land of sunshine.
The family row needs only ~ be- gen.
tic. well, and give some milk aud she
h. considered u success. The dairy COW
must give a commercial account of her.
self.
There are about three divisions Of
dairy COWS: Those that lust milk. those
that milk well Tor a short time. and
those that are real producers. The firs,
~" classes viii break any man IL he
viii get II number of them aud give
them several years 90 wear him out.
tn" real dairy COW viii make her
onuc comfortable and il l. tins Kind !
want 10 tell about
We near 80 much indircrimt mate and
booster talk about cows. that some think
ri YOU want 10 do j. 20 buy some cow :.
hiic % IA to milk and 60 to town.
Nho,N" wishes 10 milk COWS for profit
must attend iu them every dav IN the
rynr. This work will either lie - pleas
ne ~ - drudge ~ the man loves or does
not love his stock.
Successful iaifNirg I do not mean
selling whole MILK 10 towns. but selling
bu'iot fat must have certain conditions
surrounding u. First. certainty of feed.
good ground aud water 30 irrigatc. al.
falfn aud silngc. The |duirymun who
does not put up his corn N silo cannot
c"mp"tc with the one That does. H. this
dry country corn Sforcr il of liitlc value.
"" can grow alfalfa ~ chcaply ~ any
place, Stag. IA cheap when YOU con
-utcr the certainty of irrigation. small
grains ~ cheap or cheaper than any
where; mill feeds are higher but with
alfalfa they are not needed. Good corn
90 small grim >ilnge with all the alfalfa
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-29

iet the sur.hinc. that Is the one thing
We get without rice and the greatest OF
ril disintcctnrts, SURF death to ull
germs and germs arr ID" enu.c ~ al
swim" di~ep-c- Remember that 70 hog
goes around with hts nose 10 the
ground searching for food. II one does
immediately burn tho c,fca-. sho.r ail
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-29

stray dogs and pigeons and any other
germ carrier.
Brother Farmer. " yon are not in the
hog business. get busy. don't lose q
miuuic until Ynu possess some good
breeding stock. any old thing that has
% -nout aud some hr.s,lcs won't do. Get
he best 20 be- had.
Evening journal., 1916-08-04
MAJORITY OF MOOSE
OUT TO AID HUGHES
Ninety-four of $50 N. Y.
Committeeman and 4S Of
County Heads in Line
VOTERS CANVASS
SHOWS 3 TO 1 VOTE

NEW YORK. Aug. 4.-Ninety- four
Of the 15O members Of the Progressive
State Committee and forty-eight OF
the sixty-two county chairmen Of the
party have signed a formal statement
pledging their enthusiastic and cor
dial support" to Charles E. Hughes
The statement. with the names of
the signers. was sent to Mr.. Hughes
by the State Chairman Walter A
johnson. and was made public by Mr.
Hughes just before he left for Bridge
hampton It disposes of the conten-
tion made by some Democratic mana
gers and the O'COnnell faction of the
Pregress!ves that a large proportion
OF the party and its leaders were Op-
posed to Mr. Hughes.
Not only is a large majority Of the
leaders for Mr.. Hughes. but the en-
rolled voters. the rank and file, also
show an overwhelming preference for
him so far as they have been can
vassed This has been shown by a
postal card poll taken In New York
City, the result of which Mr.. Hughes
received from Secretary John Gerdes
Of the State Committee This canvass
conducted by firm Of certified ac-
nuaintances, revealed Mr.. Hughes as
Evening journal., 1916-08-04

three to one favorite over Mr.. Will
son.
There was no end Of satisfaction in
Republican circles over the situa-
ton in the Progressive party reveal
ed by those figures and the number
Of party leaders who had pledged
their support to Mr.. Hughes. In in
dictated in the opinion Of many that
the Progressives were in a process Of
absorption by the Republican party
as a result of Mr.. Hughes nomination
and that only remnant was seeking
to command attention by their oppo-
sition
Only Five Out For Wilson.
In his letter TO Mr. Hughes the Pro-
gressive State chairman declared that
Of the fifty-six members Of the State
committee not included among the
signers. six had expressed a prefer
ence for him though unwilling to sign
the statement: fourteen were unde
cided, while only five so far had
openly declared for Mr. Wilson. The
remaining thirty-one. according 10
Mr.. Johnson had been opposed to the
party indorsing any one
Despite the contention Of the O'Con-
nell faction. there would appear to be
no doubt from this that the Hughes
faction could have forced an indorse-
ment Of Mr. Hughes at a regular
meeting Of the State committee had
they so decided. the failure to do 50
at the Syracuse meeting being due to
disorder
OF the fourteen county chairmen
who did not sign the Hughes state
ment two expressed their preference
for Mr.. Hughes with six as yet un-
decided. five not heard from and one
vacancy
The statement signed by the State
committeeman and county chairmen
reads
I'VE. the undersigned. remembering
your fight for the rule Of the people
when you were Governor Of New York
and your sturdy advocacy Of progress
sive principles before the Progressive
party was formed. and believing that
by far the greater part Of the Pro
gressive voters in our several dis
Evening journal., 1916-08-04

have been compelled TO shut down 70 en-
able extensive rcpairs
It required an act of the Legislature
to enable the trustees of old Brick Meet
ing House, at Calvert, TO lease to the
Cecil County Schoolhouse Commission
ers lot of land for school purposes.
The lease was signed the other day. and
is for 20 years.
Miss Flora II. Ash visited Wilmington
on Wednesday The Rev. William
Schouler left on Tuesday for two
weeks visit to his brother. Dr. James
Schouler. at Intervale, ~ H.-Miss Ro-
berta Welch, of Washington, d. O., is
visiting her sister, Mrs Clinton NJ. Dun
bar. Of Belle Hill-Miss Lydia Terrell
has returned from a visit 20 Mrs. Emlen
Lloyd, in Wilmington--Mr Richard
Owens of Zion, is entertaining Mrs r.
r. Howard, Of Wilmington Miss Kath-
crime sullivan. of Earleville, has been
spending a few days in Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1916-08-04

In making the city canvass return
postal cards we're sent to every en-
rolled Progressive. Of whom there are
$4,000. according to the last figures.
About 22 per cent, Il appears, sent
repliSs. The total enrolment in the
State Is about $4,000.
The canvass made here is the first
Of many TO be undertaken in order
that the Republican managers may in
form themselves Of the exact situa-
tion with respect to the Moose voters.
They are convinced that they will,
without exception, show the fallacy Of
the claims the Wilson managers
are making An investigation OF this
kind Is already under way in New
Jersey and Indiana.
Regarding the canvass and action
OF the State and county chairmen
Chairman Wilcox said yesterday:
1T is an effective answer TO the
pretensions Of a certain faction in the
Progressive party that the enrolled
members Of the party and many OF
its officers are favorable TO the can
didacy Of Woodrow Wilson"
Evening journal., 1916-08-04
FLKroN HAPPENINGS.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
ELkrON, Nd, Aug 4.-The annual
carnival of the Leeds Methodist Protes
tant Church will be held on Wednesday
and Thursday. August o and 10.
f. f. Barrett, of Port Deposit, has
been appointed game warden for Cecil
county.
The big paper mills at Rowlandsvillc
Evening journal., 1916-08-04

tricts desires your election. hereby
pledge you our cordial and enthus-
lastic support"
Canvass; 5,B4s to 1853.
The results of the poll taken in the
five boroughs OF the city showed that
534S OF those replying were for
Hughes and 1853 for Wilson. The
figures by counties were
Evening journal., 1916-08-04

Laundresses are hard 10 pick up
every day. your friends tells you. but
you can tell her. that is II you are
really up-to-date. that they are being
picked UP every day by those VINO
read and use the Want Ads.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1916-08-04

Hughes 1900 s72 1868 SSs 100
Wilson 90. 796 249 $40 As 20
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-08-16
IRVING KING

Cht:3E. : S:3s!oE. .k-= had, said
a- police Authorizes 10 hATe ~tas
.t-tAl:;y {: S c-ila 0. ssTsz- win 20:
e s1a-=:=3 -. lie murder ot CeaL:;ss
:as!7s at his ht'3seke's7'e-. Mss MAJ.
rt-s; wa.aa;;. Q: T-es; Sss!sr. y. y.
!. 80 ca.::ssAc. o. i:Ttar a.ar who
sLTs a4 = he 81! z-cdA:s-. !s CO..
1--A3
K:-E- 5 Ae:s. ;-15s. t1d pa3d.sr.
las wee confessed E=ii; 0. tie
c:tz@s ies ra!be@ Esy, tap!te1t!,g Il.
!:.ee3. ClA:s-t= 0'CozasI, aoE L
Aasr:a 7:tso-
Ias dt:+ q ;As sIAcz;ioa Q! s.je
~ rs s+sa Sc: :au- 6;zsrea. i-sk.
Int e4sA :.zs s1tcEao- has Saea
ras:;'aaA5- Els ce7asE. Ssls1a G-ssa.
5oT Undergoing / ti-yss. ss.;4act &;
I=.-s- ascA3se h4 plssGe5 Er;i;y Q!
participated II lie c-.l4 Also vii
Sc; e:s !!es:TT /: a31E,s co-tAss.:.
i cca1:us3
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DENIS
HONORED BY PARTY
Announcement of Appoint.
ments Made at Senator
Watson's Office.

Annognes-ea; has besa made 81 ;As
ottees L TIE WA:Soa SEil6Ias Of
Democratic National Co-nt:seS=Aa
c. ". TA:soc o: TIE s&lAstSoa o. Gle
nta; L SaITe-, OF tits eI;J. joseph
A. EolseT & ChGsssss0s- AID L&ETs-es
E. T4s.otr. o. ?cEhA:;&r. 2s w+S
vEgtaiAa members 0: Tie Osaoe:zt3t
pAIys FsoAnSs eoaE.:;&* Sonata!
w&:&oa has -eeozzeo6e4 :o- wEa
vt-E4aEA vice p-es6sass O. S1taoa,.
Tood-oE wGsoa's 3-s:aass Meas
LsAEre: Samuel P SaEzz. 0. EAi-.
2oet: ". C. NcCdaSA1EesT. c! Pa.
ks-s51:E- sd EETT g aAEEe, 0.
Huntington
Tais e.rAatra;$o-- be!og to-nsd b.
Chs!:zIa vGscs Moco:zick- Q! tie
SB:5co1! coz@!tite. e gong 70 hare
enlisted Is its ze-asrs p-on:asci
h1stosss rsa o. The p1:7T T. ali Re
safes Z tie TaSaa- Heading !. L
IVES: virginia are three 2ro1tas=;
aAat
NJ %-Eua ss veil know Do c..
II :. Y1:rr0aI hai tA-o7Etcz; TIE
stks&- NJ. MecoaaoEgasy al VI!
titEsa 1-e wholesale ls.cAtzis.
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Pittsburgh

PITTSBURGH. AuE. ls.-wA1e &C.
ttTtt? was not oas Of re :sA;z-e. o!
The speculative SOCK =G-Ee: o. re
local exchange yes:s-3&T. ;aere we're
rereg1ksiess eEtie 3 TA-7ety q t5c5.
sdeas connected with tie trading o2s-.
at3oa thai made lie CrzaE&etSoas Tor
tie session zo-4 0: less interesting
To begin VIII tas.e EIs srsSa iAe
est1bsishre,i q 5eE high :s:,orc
n the Q1oi4;soas- which 5ouor oac4
:Eore fen 70 he e-NtH Q! :Erbisoa.
WaIksr col2oo, iAhi .ssus E3Tzaczag
tor the eIta 0: I'LL pe:>; &; 30.
By "a! o! \ oc--zs: there VS.
Riverside Tess-r or. EA:tA. L J
reSct3ooAT GoTszs-I tsc!l.se Il
iszsN tie loEss: q1p;ltSe. o. :su3-c
for ihLs sock s!acs :; Ets lisa. o.
the local exchange
Tie tAird :st:z:s 6. !-is.ss;. Ez4
this Ezs peyaaps iae aos; tzpo:.Aal.
displayed !isE!t & he E;ss1EA q
vel as The tcttT!:y Z iAs t9o3 Ia.
fet.
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GEORGETOWN.

L.as.r xeE-ur III I4.4 his ho-s:5
AT F4roa 0. las rs=k 70: = $50
2oeEs-
Mss vE7de-s-.!;- o: sz1.=ua;- Was
;Ae Eus:i Q: Ms. Ctr:7s 9ce;sy .sE
3sys ia'. resk-
D :. S2:3s.. o. !z!-oos:. zes Visit.
:-g -stti:T*4 hare Is; ret
5t-i Lsr1aa spec; s1-dsy VIZ
led Slider.
Ms. Nellie sa-fe1. Q. Noraa:o~z
us Tis:;:-s Misses aAie a1t 3!tE4
Sas3s: Sr7esy.
Ms. osl1t !3sAe. vas CALI 5; ",
v. aa,7asoyts-ts o.s tty last rack
Eoas-7 Tern. Ctk:eocs AID Ga3t-t
Tho:as. Charles 9isas: xad 3-sss:.
NSeH8si sps-t Sz2dS! s:;=:ao32 E::A
A-ea4s Ss''s-.
MSS y7:z.As s4I3Lh- c! E1!-lozi-
:s visiting Ae- grandparents. NJ. All
Ms CARES aAtc!iaa
Joe Sa4s- !. preparing 70 balt a
asE h9rss lis t2il zo3 su-as-
NJ. Joe La tod .-1aE. c. Coo!
Sp.1E. spe2; S12tsE Eii- NJ Aa3
Ms. JA--=:: iToe1
S4:Aaa ?ashe- As c1Iliag OF Rob
e.; Mo:Esa asa. it$ Ua30a oos tty
last Es,eE-
Es.z=ss Ks-7es. c: EaFaas, Is Eosk.
:-E 81 5I:-s:; i!acA
C=z-3 4-s= rs Demonstrating
P :. S;sEA-ts asE sr:o-6ble g:
Ht7 sIadtT.
CaL:lss Tort. two seas 9. C!.-is.
tz-g, 2-s s2sot!ag ;s* sumo. With
;hs:- r-s7tPI-s-;s- NJ. sr5 Ms. CHS.
21tr!:z=
NJ. sE-5s- Q. Maria. s::so3s3
church :: Ar-sttsTfts is. Sz.tsT.
CAz:los;s Chkpza1 las ha=a sEtts-.
iag t-r- bo1 liz pas: E+EE
?sT. Caa9z&a VIZ preach h!s las:
s=-1o-s 10! this rear iAs ss,aoo3 Sca.
Tar Il se2tsaes:. II i.@ 2..s-oora
ne I'LL ;AEs Il the P-ohs;iozs-s AID
at7ttI& Asa Per CA17-Ez vii
s:4-+ are rs: % T!s:f ais .s;ss. &
S:cac:Ls coE-;! t,sto.s co-.s.x-ca-
t!Tssas 4 2t:phso?ds-. zao ds+6
8; his bona a+s- Georgetown Noaosr,
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Court News
nr-iss. LE.as.s

ha--iss. Lie.=s.s
Carer s ::s-!aE IS, Ant Ma!
2 NcIu-- .. Ez:-oaL
EsarT L TitocE. 6iTc:cs,3- g, and
Irsoe St+ll!s Pots, E!3oE, 80. E1t-.
csees
Syes5o:e Land co-pa-r 70 Jane.
2. Nel1Irr1, :Hs2l s.ss2;+ l. ;oEa o:
Manntog1o1; coos!3 s-atsc- :: ~ r..
tier eoasits-s.io.
Sycamore Lao co=aac! % Wtz3
6: Es-TsT. -ssi ss:Aia Z ioE- Of Ma.
nt1ssoa: Consideration s: sc :r-Ae-
coastdsrzt!ca.
Boothsr1,s 7elepho-s cczpt-r =
g. ". Ear, .s1l ass1ta :. ;oE. O..
Boothsri1ie: consideration SS,p0.
e L G:1tSia 9; a % JAMES ser
lru1s and EtI4bs;A I-o.s. -ak: sS:4;s
n GRAM dss1-scS; consideration SSSs.
o. J. F!s7tag - II 70 O-szas Y,
Rnssrs. .aal estate :. 5dgE4r, Pair.
NOM: consideration si.4Sa.
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Oil and Gas.

Liza; reIls are The Offering n lhs
AFess Virginia Ssi3s- In Cs1F 6tst-5c:,
RtieAie oOGat?. Tie Hope Sstzr1i Gas
C01pAsy dI5llsd rs No. % he Fan
ne NcCuIloGEA tk-E tsroash the Mar.
O. S1o3 Aa1 :; Is shoE!cE :o- Ss-ha--
~ proe=es7. o. Tsst Fu:E r4Ts-, 90
Soa ttst-ic:, F31..9sca comfy. ". Hre.1
NAIEel las completed No. u on his
oEa tA-a AID & Is a. s-s,k--s! pup
Z: Z iSe Gortoa kta1 The Tsspe-
Cts coapAaTs ies. or the G. L Loz-
tAs: A-z Is d-y i. the Gordca and
III! probably os drilled 10 the Eth
SAD Il re Skze locality. CoA:Ies
4 E4=is 3-l:44 les; o. The N4:T
{ atthlI-s tL-l through he Gc-to1
Aat :; flied up i-7Ss ZEE: E3ih sal; "a.
e. and Las l3ga: saoEtaE 0! on il
Is 10; ptr:Hg p-ut5es:.
Il he lower seE;hEeE O. tie
?trth Creek Ezk eisE3cs- E1ah-a
eo2c;y. TIE OoSo .Isl on Co-pary
completed zSt Eao: , Eacoad east q
tie &k-Y J. Abba; t1--1 Il tie ws.-
saaA and Il . saoEtas Tor i2-aI--e.
pEape. On tie sane st-sA-. tN4
a!Is1 RE! GEt Co1pAaT has re rs
m=2isis3 20: No. O :ae Ts.itht CD.
!sEp.s Az
L tie BIZ Ia!ra sot dsTslop-sz;
i U2>o1 cist-se:, Gay c5rn;y. IL Cos
bon on ca=pA2! shos No. 5 G. :As
Gasho.7 i!z.:i AID The United F1eI o.
Col1t1y gave is No - O. he frank
Coz Az re s4=4 E5t o. ;-sa;-s.I
.as GaS.o.- EAs 3c:eASe1 tn :
% j. All re Ce1 AN vel t-uz 5 70
= aI:-s.A o. CAs:lsT e:esk- Graz;
tiE;:ar:, C1h,=- car2;!. he ::G-shaI..
sc: on az Gas Company las tie -.r
completed :o1 NJ !; O. TIE J. AaA }
z aL-sae.t-gs: tI-a.
o. os-:s ~, NG--.rso7 6is.-..c;.
LA:!oc cocaiE. McikLlc d C.6r9a
AsTe aoE drilled ihet: Nc. / q he
E=GT Str2+EA: IAN tk-orEa ;as ~
tc.o; sGct al :; g q 6usts-. Ta.s .
cs:ioa 3 oo-.a Q: the E:Eg5oho;hsa
A-2 gzshs.. Soata Q. Il. g1sAs..
he Dsl=k. on CozpAoy eo=2is:aa
Nc. = G. he A J. Ears ak-- b.! ::
Is Ts:T iiga; p1zps-. -a+ st;saa
.A-a VEL . acl9!og - 3; IS: barrels
-,
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lola.

a=:A ?-fsi;. who a1s bes- E7so3.
!1E :%T oars :; Tshse. S5Sars
;si=:1ht 10 ;1s!: .9-E s+-= Ss;1-.
Tar.
NJ aat Mrs. ;;ura Dsrzui,. o: ast-
Ls1:*. a-z- Ts-s cLii1g O. NJ. so5
Ms. !. { ::t--ss- sRatsF a:ts-7;.o2-
MS :. = Dsrts aat e:asld.sa. 6.
9os;s-.& rs:e T:si::ar i.s .o--s-'.
2s.sais +: Lis litc= re 5:S c. he
vask
NJ. as Ms D y. s-ite-. EAo Akv.
t's's1 Speeding 3 :sE dsTs As-=- ~
;1:1sd 70 izst- Ao-s 81 ?st--oai Sra.
tsT
M.ss - ". =.--.. as: VIII 81
Iee:5sz: o=s tL= isE E@4E Easa to9-:
70 tAsos1t :4s s;s:-EsT SIZE e%a2=+
tiE7y at al SzEA:.!ag ssrs-zi 81
s7-.ses. II; IS 5si;s: 3: this ;&=e
n: All Ms !. J. ::E:-4s E=.s cali.
:2g q v: al Ms JaTsii DsTtus:
:: Nj 5I:=o=y S1aasy E::s::anoa.
C1Tces HATS III Warren C1T
=F:E c:E-.:-E c. 5s.aG-3 CisTsaEs.
5; IL Mi2s-s sas3.s4,. ~ao vas tr.t
csos-t;r :; ~ &o.rse Mia
Z56oE S-7tEEi:- 9: So-Eo73 E1s
8 h.:st e4t!e: {: tbs place SaaGIT.
Sn=s G: o. ;y.e'7:e A-s preparing
70 ar*at zig S-a3ET sc1ao! co7rsa.
tso1 /: T1:-Tas- e.E-c1 SzotL=.
:. J Harris, Nj 81 Ms z. :
Ears az Ms. oI:!a =zT.z--.s 81.
t=a3s3 Re 1ua-E:!T =ss:i-r >! izs
u ? e>z::. EA!t: cozTsas: :; s7!;s.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA
s4L-At1oa bT Tie c11Te-pc-.

4 Proclamation hT TIE coTs.nc-.
l Hear D. EI;5&iG. Gors-ao- o;
he S:1;A o! Tss1 Virgins. SErY2aa,
20 tie constitute. Aa3 hrt o. SAID
STATE Gzaczoct1F 10 The ru;s:x Q. tie
St1:s Of TeE T.-Et-t8 that O Toes
d4y asxt A:Is- ihe 4-s Noo4ty L
SoTsEe.s-. i the reS: ors ThozS1a3
St7s Hundred &ne si1tssz AZ tie
gs3e:z sl=etsoa htiG on I'd; car. here
VII he submitted to- rSti3cA;Soa O.
rs::eseto1 AZ azeotEae1: 20 he CO...
s:!t1;Soz 0. sAS5 STATE a. :oliors. 10
ut:
Preees.5 Amendment
Ia; Section o-s o: Article .c1- Q.
said CoasStts;Sca ~ Il 1oF g Be
altered Lat szeo6e3 50 as 20 .ss3 as
.o:3o~s:
-Seesioa :. he c41i1ea. 0. the
SAFE, ho:h S1Si4 AID female sA1ll
II &aiiilsi to ro:e 1: al lsetjoas
hsit Et;At- he counties l. Which
SasT respectively -ssj34: hri 10
ps-soa Eao Ss Eioo: Q. 0! q.
soGo3 =!=3. O. papa. o. Eao
= uo3e. cearic:.o- o. t-sasoa,
!sSoaT, G: o-5t.s:T = az el@et5o..
Q: Eto las cot been . resident
q he st4ts :o- oas Ts1.. AID OF
tas tpS.:T = rAieA = Q: SIZE o.
:s-t % T5:s- So st1tT dIrs aErt
preceding S2tA oEs-. san r. re-.
-:;:s3 20 roe ~afls s7es t!s4Sl.
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Q: be Toi;e3 States shall aA
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Tois5 3; sss3 election VII y prize.
TIE tolloEi1g:
BALLOT on CONSTITUTIONAL
~oNaS's SUFFRAGE AMEND
REST.
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cation G: ToaLa's Szs-zr4 A7sat.
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f!::tT-:0-;tA
81 tie G3Ts:1o-
HENRY D. HATFIELD.
STUART : REED.
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Vet < Nor I:
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Mrs, DeMoss Dies
In Preston County

Mrs. a L DsMoss aged 5! Ea.sx,
otst This Ec-a:aE .; hs- bone asa.
GtsdsETfle. Preston cpE-ty. atte- a.
Illness With COZ aiez;Soa o. diseases
ATS DsMoss -zs . sister Of NasSx.
EA-TeT I L&nhA7- frank Lzah2- AID
Thomas iAnhaz- Ger husband is as.
IA: poss1asts- i: Mo-EantoEa-
M-s- DeMoss vas one Of the Eos
highly respected -o-sa Il TIE Gun.
GE1t1y n which she resided.
Ths funeral YIN take place On ri
day morning ~ ts- O'Clock from The
sesiasoes and tuts-Deat EEIl Be made
p lie Gaeaeee esGstsgG atea1als,
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AuE. u. us : taiscls arse nj z1c
ieaTes wife ana c-e s1n. Ecsssss.
VI. Rai7sny3sr kei11red % i In
bsr q lodrss ardd isgsss o,s srcrssr,
Cark Ras3hszyseF. q Georgstorll
FUe-1i services VA Be Bad wetnes.
Day af1s-1oo7 a O'Clock
Mrs. Martha 3Inler and Nrs- SaIlIe
Ietsrs vas called 70 CAssFi1Is SGa.
Gay BY the death Q. Ms Martha Nor.
ris
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FINANCE OIL AND Gas
New York

NEW YORK. Aas. is-ssre-1l i'm
porfzz1 factors coGuihz:ed Ap2Tsc1a.
tiy 70 the scope AID streagth G. Tss-
ttrs1J's SesStoa Caiet GnuaE lhese
uers the inc-e1sirE optimism saoxa
I. high quarters regarding tie -llzzy
labor reSot&ztSoas AID tie t-Et.s.c4
% the new British fsGs Ehiea Is ex.
pectsd 70 reliere the local rsGrke= ::
reeuT7sat fears Of foreign hqassktioa.
Rails ard investment Issues S1er7I.
" Responded freely - . vide demand
'ard xpectLt;iss 0: virtually AZ 5e-
;1uiptsoas scored Substantial gztns,
rrter lead o. tie A1tozcble khAces,
SvhieS 1Ade Immediate response 20 he
Restoration o: initial cITt5ece. OF
Marvel cn21na Ea4 5000 pre-
fsTed.
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ED.k's Column

pa" sad Jos-T. rho Is : ps-sts:.
eat fooEastss sssEs-, EAA: Is a Ar.
sgtye-g"
Thsre Isn't a.! s7eA thing. John.
replied tie old gsails-Eo, rho
had been Involved :. eooSS3s.zaie III.
CATION b lis tine
Blt this book Etys TIA; s7-eaody
was great a1u-E,- persisted :ss
yo1oEsts-.
IAea his , mistake" :esa:-a. lis
fkthe-. ISE Is asTe: rtTso Irs
Tstsf's6 n HEsa;y sa1l eua!t:te. .:
Dtssty high SE-ss--
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Grain and Produce,

CHICAGO. 4Eg. .s-cr7 tI-at.
reports caused =TeA sxc!is=e-: = iss
grain r1-kst AID raaS: p-soas Aa3 a.
upt1r7 Of Ton IAe 10 Sc .-r= re
low pot-. Of ne tsT cioE;-E :::::i!s %
nun the high Slotai IL -. S3TEzas
Of 444c 10 ttse T!ih Dzaszas-
closing II sLs5ts Aot Ss2IszS.s: 3;
A2 Cara finished {: AZ str1-cs G.
Sc % scG:e All Gag i: L:raA-.
ProTtsa1a 4-.sAs: s:>17E. q 20 40
-htghsr.
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SITUATION WANTEpLPn.le

wASTED-aositsoa As cook n ho.el
-estACr1nt Or boarding house. E.
pe-!s1ee- 80 View Ave
Si4-:t No it1l
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OH YOU Msr,

EFsrett SoTzyG Is ! .AgpIA. c1,is-
a John Sstp1ey~s ooE. and sozsct- e.
o1saE-Tae LAbason (aAaj -sres.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-08-16

= MeeEs-@My vile prefers tea 70:
hrsakf4Et, Ehf1e prefer coffee
Blseks-Tasa ] suppose Z Is sec.
essa-y . baPe both, ea!=
Mssks--0a, 10: re oolp-onIse.
Blesks-rin Eh1t Eayg
we've hare tssSs
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The on Market
F.AIRvIEW.

Mrs. w ?1--isa zod SCI Aare ~
:1--a3 ron Tsass=. SP=1H Ea@-s
s1s hAs essz 70: few weeks
NJ. I'D Mrs Cur Jsa!soa Es-s
Eesk-sad T.s:to:s d: yz-1:rg.eo.
]. -s--I-; Aas ur.r..sa3 a -ar
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NJ. al M. D y. saite-. EAo hkv.
t's's1 Speeding 3 :sE dsTs As-=- ~
;1:1et 70 iss!- ae-s 81 ?zt--oai sEa.
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Asss-E- Cal CeoAEaF tat Tao-as
.so1+-soa Esrs !Et-T:sr T:x:.o-s
-=sSsT -1-s-r