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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-10-14
Years Ago.

George E. Crowell, 50, proprietor of
the Brattleboro water system, former
publisher of The Household, for years
head of the Carpenter company, and a
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-10-14
DEATH COMES TO
GEO. T. CROWELL
Proprietor of Water System
and Former Publisher
of Household
LONG AND ACTIVE
CAREER IS CLOSED

Head of Carpenter Co. Many Years and
Large Holder Of Real Estate-Estab-
hshed Public Park on Chestnut Hill
Years Ago
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-10-14

Continued on Page 81
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-20
BIRTHPLACE OF c. o. P. STANDS REMOTE AND,
UNEXCTTED IN CAMPAIGN

The serenest spot in this cam
Paign-torn country today is Ripon,
Wis. |cradIe of Republicanism," the
historians call it. It's the town in
which the Republican party was
born.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-13
MEXICAN SITUATION IS CAUSING UNEASINESS
JUDGE ROBINSON HAS
ASKED RECOUNT IN
THE LOWER COUNTIES

CHARLESTON. ". Va. June IL
Judge Ira L. Robinson. candidate for
the Republican nomination for gov.
ernor. arrived here today from his
home az Grafton. He said
4 have been nominated by al least
1000 majority as shown by a. reliable
ngures a. possibly can he obtained from
every county IN the state. Ny oppo-
nent D. Cognizsnt Of all this and Is
demanding recounts in many counties.
have no fears
Attorney General y 4. Lilly de-
Clared tonight that he h. the Republi.
cen nominee Tor governor on thu face
OF returns. He claims his nomination
by over 5uo majority.
Counsel for Judge Robinson has
demanded a recount IN the counties of
Mason. Roane. Jackson. Raleigh. Mer.
Ger. Wyoming. WAYNE. Summers and
FaNette Counsel for General Lilly are
expected 10 ask for recounts in the
counties Of Writ. Morgan. Braxton.
Wood. Richie. jefferson. Taylor and
Tyler
Attorneys for Robinson in Charles.
ton today protested against the certi-
ncatlon OF the vote Of kanawha county
until an Investigation Is made of the
methods employed BY the election offi-
Gers in two precincts. both of which
gave Lilly substantial maiorities.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-13
WITH COMPLETE VOTE Of STATE
REPORTED, ROBINSON LEADS, 772
HITE WILL NOT
Be A PARTY TO
ANY REC0UNTS
Special pi.p.teh 70 the In,elliEenesr

Special Dispatch TO the IntelliEencer
HUNTINGTON. W. Va. June l2.-
That he will not be a party 10 a
recount OF the votes cast in the pri-
mary election in any county was the
tenor Of a message received from VIM.
F. Hite, late candidate for the Repub-
lican nomination for United States sen
ator, who is now az his summer home
at Portsmouth. y. II.
The telegram. which was addressed
To Dave Gideon, a life long personal
and political friend and business asso-
ciate. is as follows:
Portsmouth. New Hampshire. June
II, 1916; to Dave Gideon. Huntington.
w Va. Under no circumstances will
be a party 10 any recount. | made
the best fight | could to win The
election of the Republican ticket in
West Virginia this fall IL more impor.
tant than the ambitions of any man
Please express my thanks 10 those who
supported me.
(Signedl Wv. ?. HITF."
Mr. Gideon. in making Mr.. Hite's
telegram public. issued this state
ment a. supplement TO the message.
While Mr. White has announced to
the public that he will not demand a
recount and still adheres TO that posi-
tion, there are rumors of such gross
ire egularities in some of the counties
that, show thZ>e rumors prove true
upon investigation, Mr.. Hite's friends
certainly would insist upon the
institution OF contest proceeding
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-13
SERIOUS
FIRE T
RUSH RUN

Fire originating shortly after
midnight m the general store Of
VIII Roe q Son. at Rush Run. o..
destroyed that building and ad-
joining houses and also the tippic
and entrance at the Clc1's Run
mine. Al late hour the FIRE was
still uncontrolled and practically
the entire town was threatened.
Rush Run Is email mining town
located near the Ohio river. about
a mile from Rayiand and about
fifteen miles north Of Martins
Ferry. 20 is alsoIutcI without fire
protection other than that offered
by volunteers. and u ts impossible
20 Get help from the rcIq01orIng
towns.
a call was sent 20 stcubcovIIie.
o. for assIstanccN Lut the depart
wcnt Of that city could not respond
because % the condition of trc
roads between the two places. The
Martins Ferry department vas
then appealed 20. bot because Of
the weakened condition Of the
bridge sl Deep Run % was REGARDED
a. fooIhardy 90 attempt the t.u
with the bio trucks. and 10 would
be useless fo take the emaf's.
pieces. as they are without pump
crg
At 9 o'clock this morr. ra % va.
reported that ten houerr SURROUND.
ina Che store. .u addition fl the
mine trlIe. had been destroyed.
and frdi.rfIrus were that nearly
every house .r the town would be-
consumed Tho dyrarfr1 rI a
number ~ Che house. 'r 1r effort
90 clear che oath nf Che fIWr.
was then UeI0u considered
no srtTafr could Hr .'rr-f H.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-13
MANY BOOMS FOR
FAVORTTE SONS
Secretary Baker Latest Name
to Be Mentioned, but
Leaders Deny Move.
TO co THROUGH

ST. LOUIS. June I2-Ante-conven.
ton discussion centered largely today
on moves and suggestions 10 defeat
plans Tor the denomination OF Vice
President Marshall. and put a new
man on the ticket with President VII
son. As the number of delegates to
the Democratic National convention
grew hourly, greater boomlets for
various favorite sons appeared on the
surface TO rise and fall with the tide
Of talk.
a move 90 defeat Vice President
Marshall for the denomination took
well defined form and substance when
Henry Morgenthau. who recently gave
up his post as Ambassador to Turkey
that he might engage in the work OF
rc cleCting President Wilson. an.
nounced that a stronger man" than
Marshall should be named and brought
forward Secretary OF War Newton
BAKER 20 run with President Wilson.
News that MIR. Morgenthau was
booming Secretary Baker created
something more than mild discussion
for DO was pointed out that Mr. Nor.
ecufhau had been close 20 the admin
istration and that 70 might indicate
that the naming Of Mr Baker would
be not unacceptable. Mr.. Morgenthau
fastened. however. 70 make u clear
that he was urging Mr.. Bakers nomi-
nation on his own responsibility and
initiative solely with the desire 90
naming tho strongest man possible
candidate for mo Office.
National Chairman VIM p Nc.
Combs said tonight that nc had re-
cciycd a tcleErsw from Jacob Schin.
the New York banker. asking that q
stronger candidate than Mr. Marsnan
DO named and Nr Norgenthau also
stated that no had a letter from Mr
~chif also requesting that another
than Nr Marshall Do put on the ticket.
No Change IN Plans
Talk Thai Secretary Bakers name
would ha presented as candidate for
Vice Pro i1onf caused a rush Of dele
raf's fo National committeeman and
other party leaders fo know ~ there
had been any change 'n Tho plans 70
rename NJ Marshall Tho informa-
zion wa- quickly fifeu that noses
Iconllnneh On rarc Hlax-nN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-13
RAPID SPREAD Of ANTI-AMERICAN
SENTIMENT BECOMING ALARMING
NO COMPROMISE
CANDIDATE, SAYS
JUDGE ROBINSON

cpf'laI lllsHaf,N 90 the IufellfEn nUrtr.
CHARLESTON. W. Va. June lc-
There will De no compromise candi-
date for Governor 20 far as the he
publican part, i- concerned This
was The statement uf judge Ira r.
Robinson when shown the stat m NJ
appearing in the Lilly and Democratic
newspapers To- the efeC. thar a @ug.
gesfiOn had been m de 10 bring ont a
compromise candidate on The Repubii-
can ticket for Governor Continuing
Judge Robinson said - have been
nominated by the Republican voters
Of West Virgin a by substantial ma.
Jorlty. Mr.. Lily recognizing this de-
manded recount in practically all Of
the counties which gave me- major.
ties. Beeausn Of such course and in
protection Of the nomination given me
by the people. / have demanded a re-
count in certain counties where the mn
oiiic al returns indicate malTutips for
my opponent. ] have no reg son 10 C. n
test but n is my duty 10 resist auv
effort TO reduce the majority given
me"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-13
PATRIOTIC ACTION.

BELFAST. June l2.-C9:52 p. nj.
The Ulster unionist council. whils
showing no enthusiasm f1r the pro-
posed home rule comprise at n
meeting today presided over by Sir
Edward d. Carson. authorized Sir Ed
ward TO proceed with the negotiations.
The attitude of the members was that
they were willing 10 n axe sacrifices
in order. as the government desires. TO
obtain a settlement which will be
strengthening 10 the empire and would
aid in winning the war.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-13
EFFORT To Be MADE To DEFEAT
MARSHALL FOR VICE PRESIDENT
BAKER LEAVES To
REPRESENT WILSON
AT THE CONVENTION

WASHINGTON June l2-Sec.
retary Baker left for St Louis to-
night. as personal representative OF
President Wilson. at the Democratic
convention. He had held frequent
conferences az the White House and
took With him the President's draft
Of a platform. together with other
political suggestions for consideration
by the convention. Several planks were
written by the President himself
although the precise phraseology OF
most of the platform will be left 10
the resolution committee.
Secretary Baker will reach St Louis
tomorrow evening During the week
he will keep In close touch with the
White House by telephone and telc-
graph. giving information on develop
monts and receiving advice
President Wilson also left tonight
20 deliver an address tomorrow be.
fore graduates Of the military scade my
at West Point lie As expected 10
indicate his attitude on many points
OF the campaign.
Reports from ST. Louis that Sec
rotary Baker was being considered
by some delegate for the Vice-Prer-
idcutial nomination we're disconted BY
admini strafion officials who have
indicated all along hat they expected
Vice President Marshall 10 b. re-
nominated. Those IN tho Presidents
confidence said tonight. that 50 FAR
a. thcy knew there has been no
change IN tho administration attitude
in that regard Secretary Baker. told
or the reports ~ he was leaving for
ST. Louis. received 90 with a smile
That hc said "ts r. ht of friendly
enterprise on the part o. some of my
friends. am for Marshall Hc O.
Tho man and will b. named FOR fho
place You may quote mo a. saving
that the honor Of mention is quito
-I.murn Lnr mo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-13
TWO GIRLS BURNED
IN AN EXPLOSION;
ONE CANNOT SURVIVE

errrfa| r.rrHfHN fr rI.. frf.f.r.r.rr
NARTfNSHt Rg. W Va June io
Hfr snNr. body HORRIBLY burned aa
Tho result uf hor rIOfhInl catching frr
whom hfr home v4- DESTROYED hr "a
blaze sunday efsn|rE NHdEs Tsrrar
hc1ufIfII ieEear old ITALIAN C.ri. daurN
f"I NJ EriN EfrraT. of salem. UerkrIc,
county. i. tonight dv.uE tr a local hos
rIfHl Her sister Mar, Irrrar. was
I'au afTi0u Iv burned hIf NOT fatally
Tho Gre was caused ht fhr rvrI1.f0u
of H can of gasoline Tho hIayrr rH
hfinF thrown over mo Two rirIa. NaHFf
.r4FrI With pain ran a bali mile f1 fre
home Hf neighbour with Nrr cloth. .-r
blazing Ike torch
Every particle of rIofh.nr evrrr+ hr-
corset waa burned from hfr por45r a-a
Tho corset sfoe'. red bot from fhe bfarr
burned into Dor flesh Tho Trrrs.
home weF entirely DESTROYED tv Tho
i1rc together with an ifs confenfr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-13
Complete returns have now been

Complete returns have now been
received from last Tuesdays pri-
mary election In West Virginia for
all the principal nominations. As
the canvass proceeds. however,
slight changes are being made In
the totals, and In a number Of
counties recounts are TO be made
on the governorship and the Uni
ted States senstorship, which will
make the final outcome in the for
nner at least a matter OF uncer-
taR1ty for several days.
An error In the tabulating Of the
Csbeil county vote here gave a
gain for LILLY, but this was offset
by a similar gain for Robinson in
(Continued on Page ssvsn-)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-13
SOUTHERN COUNTIES
BOOSTED MIR. FRENCH
But the Cornwell Plurality Re-
mains Almost Over
whelming.
ALL WINNERS NAMED
The Nominees.
REPUBLICAN

U. o. senate-Howard sutherland
Governor IRA Z. Robinson
Secretary OF state-Houston q.
Young
state Auditor-John s. Darst
state Treasurer-wtiliam 8. John
son
Attorney Genenl-E. T. England
state superintendent Of Schools
n p. Shawksy
Connmissioner OF Agr1ouiture-
James II. Stewart
Congress-first. Thomas w. r1sm-
ing; Second. George N. Bowers:
Third, stuart +. Hesd; Fourth, Har-
~ c. woodward; FIFTH. Edward
Cooper; sixth. Martin ". Godbey.
DEMOCRATIC
Govsrnor-John J. Cornweu
Commissioner of Agriculture
John b. Finley
Other state nominations not oon-
tested.
Congress-Ptrrt, N n. Nsely;
Second, Ben H. Hiner: Third, p. w,
Anderson; Fourth, T. A Null; Firth,
q. n. O. wiles; sixth, Adam p. IAt-
tlepage.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-13
ONE MAN IS KILLED;
FIVE OTHERS ESCAPE

rr-rfrf ui.faf-r tH frr f-f.fffrrn-sr.
STEEBENVfILE 3D.. June 10 -
Peter Burnett AGED SO Years. vas IN
.fanfIF t'UrI and five other wortrner
bad narrow escapes fnfa Afternoon
when OBJ. former was run down hv n
fTrf Pan handle frafn Tho az were
af w0rk On one track and efcpp~d from
u f1 Erf Ouf NJ Tho wau 0f ono train in
.no r1f1 nf Lnn Other Burnett failed
20 rnr fha other train and waa sfru-t
The others stepped on the track.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-13
MORE TROOPS ARE
SENT TO BORDER
No Attacks Made on Amer
cans, but Carranza' S Hold
on Men Doubted.
CAVALRYMEN FIRED ON

WASHINGTON. June l.. - With
l.5OO additional regular troops ordered
% the Mexican border tonight. and
eports OF the rapid spread of anti
American feeling continuing 10 pour in
rom consuls all over northern Mex
60, administration officials made no
iitempt 10 disguise their uncasine-s.
~ was onicially admitted that there is
rowing alarm over what the agitation
ray produce and the possibillt, Of az
TACK on General Pershlng's cxpefi-
No case of attack on the persons of
american residents in Mexico has
zen reported. although there have
cen one or two attacks on vacant
onsulates and other American prop
Part of the increasing appreheu. ion
ere Is due 10 the renewed raids in the
..aredo region. Several reports deal.
ng with the situation there have been
,ecelved officials declined TO reveal
Ietails, but they gave the impressions
t haVing reason TO believe a serious
'urpose was behind the bardi. raids
N the Coleman ranch Three raiders
'ere killed and three captured. one
"port said, adding that they ar amp. I'd
ut failed
The new force sent to ioin General
unSton' O d @ patrol. Secretary
.Hker said. was TO fll In gaps in the
,lard such a. that near Laredo. n
VII be composed Of ten cor1anias of
Nist artillery and a battalion OF On
ine"rs. The artillery mon will be
'ihdraVn from torfihcationS between
"rtland. Maine. and Sandy Hook. and
p" engineers 20 from barracks I'm This
fN. III" secretary said there was no
resent intention Of calling out addL
cnh National Guard regiments for
'order duty
Patrol Fired Upon
General Mann. commanding al La.
"do. reported TODAY that a Datrol az
h~ee Cavalrymcu was fred on durinr
he night Of June 10. near the town o'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-13
DOUBLE DROWNING
IS NOW C0NFIRMED

HUNTINGTON. w VI June "a
With the Identification today or the
body Of woman found 90 the OHIO
River here June as Mrs. Ida Es.au
smith, 20, tho police believe that with
her was drowned Bonnie White 20.
formerly resident OF Miller Ohio.
The couple was last seen June i.
rowing across the river bon I,akv
boat. The police believe The G,sfh
ot Mrs. Smith and White was acui-
dental. when the boat CapsiZcd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-13
OFFICERS Of
CARRANZA To
AID BANDITS
BORDER RAIDERS
TO BE UNMOLESTED
By De Facto Troops is Evii-
dence Secured by Detec-
tives of Washington.
BANDIT LEADER KILLED

SAN ANTONIO, Texas. June l2-
Army officers here are convinced that
Luis De la Rosa. the Mexican bandit
leader leader. has secured from cer-
tain Officers In CarranZa's > army prom
lses of support In any border warfare
mat he may begin against Americans.
Agents OF tho department OF justice
anu OF the state department have sent
TO Washington and to army headQuart.
crs here evidence. regarded here as
reliable. that De La Rosa has been
assured that he will be unmolested
by DE- iaCto government troops and
promised assistance from at least one
general officer of CarranZa's army
y report that De La Rosa had been
arrested ar Monterey had not been
confirmed tonight. he has been en-.
ter.lc and leaving Monterey with up.
parent immunity for some time. ac,
tuIllue TO reports.
8 large part OF the little band OF
raiders that appeared on the Coleman
Ranch already has been eliminated
and armed civilians and American sol
lI'rs were securing the country In
the vicinity Of Webb. Texas. late to
day and tonight 10 an effort to wipe out
The remainder
Passengers arriving from Mexico
report increasing economic din.
culuga and a -rowing antiAmeri.
Daul-u. especially .n the Northern
part OF tl' republic. Official sane,
non probable secured for holding the
The American meetings that have
taken place Iu MANY towns. 4 copy
OF l.a KeiOrma. published AT Ssltillo
reached her" today in which four
columns were used % explain why all
residents Of The place should partic-
Ipdfr .u mass meeting that had been
called there TO protest against the
.iuffl.u,- of tho white house" and to
display fI'.r loyalty 900 tho event OF
hO-tiI.fls- between Mexico and the
IuItII States Ia lteforma is re-
-afd.l a. -smiuflcial newspaper.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-13
THE wEATHER

Ohio, Weston Pennsylvania: PAR
Tuesday and probably WCduc sday. slow
Iy rising TEN rerat ure.
West Virglria. Fair Tuesday and
probably Wednesday.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-08

ceeded 10 watch her. It was not the
inside of-the Office the birdie wanted,
but she simply wanted to pose in front
OF the window where her reflection
could be seen.
The robin is vain birdie. She
will light upon the window sill. gaze
intently into the window. turn her
head from side 10 side. all the while
very much pleased with herself. She
will then fly into tree in the Keller
yard, sit there for minute, then hop
back to where she can see herself
in the window. She appears to be
mateless. as no other bird has been
seen with her. Her actions are pathet-
&c at times. Seemingly obsessed with
the idea that there is mate In the
window. she will place her bill az
fectionatelH against the window pane.
At other times she will appear very
vain and proud, turning her head from
every angle so that she might catch
a glimpse OF herself. Her actions, III.
deed. are surprising and interesting.
We have watched the bird at differ
ent times; and she can be seen at tho
window practically every day"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-08
WORTHINGTON.

Charles E. Parish was. business
visitor in Fairmont on Wednesday.
A. J. Mcdaniel and Thomas E. Min.
near attended the Republican meeting
at the armory on Wednesday evening,
Isaac Mc1ntire was business visit.
or in Fairmont on Thursday.
Arch G. Morgan was transactine
day.
James ]. Michaels is abusiness Wis.
itor in Fairmont today. Friday.
Mrs. Harrison Schrader, OF Dillon.
vale, o.. came here this week, having
been called by the illness Of her
daughter, Miss Bessie Schrader. She
returned to her home on Thursday.
Mr.. Prosser, the contractor. has com.
pleted his work on the commodous
brick residence OF Elisha Brumage,
on lower Main street. Mr.. Brumage
will occupy It the first of the week.
Today, Friday, Ia being observed
generally by our citizens as cleanup
day. The streets are also being
cleaned. On account Of 30 much wet
weather and an unusual amount OF
hauling, a large amount OF mud had
accumulated on the streets, and this
is being removed.
On account Of the preaching at the
Baptist church on Sunday morning,
Rev. g. W. Ogden will not preach at
the Christian church until 5 p. m. on
Sunday.
Charles e. Parish has rented his
farm on uhn's Run to John Winters.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-08
ABSOLUTE INEFFICIENCY. \

ttTNEFFIC1ENCY is the keynote the alpha and omega
of the Wilson Administration. Every days debate
in Congress brings this fact into clearer light
Every days conduct of the White House serves TO en-
plastic it. Every official report Governmental activ
tiles or federal statistics effectively demonstrates it,
This is the summing up of the fundamental character
istics OF the Democratic administration by prominent
Senator whose years OF honorable service ents his
opinions to respect There no branch of the
ment in which the Democrats have seriously blum
dered, no nstrumentaty of Government which has not
gravey injured in its usefulness to the people by
Democratic Administration. What is true has been
true every Democratic Administration entrust
ed with the control OF the Government, and the worst
of is that the Democrats and will learn.
President Wilson is simply extreme type OF his party
People amazed the obstinate stupidity, the stu
pd obstinacv with which he has refused to his
mistakes remedy his blunders but he is merely
ryug the tmehonored principles Of the Democratic
party What this seator proves true wherever
the activities and the record OF this Administration
examined 1t is notably true Of the Nations finances.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-08
RUE r ST UFF
sY REo.

| Germans are short OF coffee and tea.
They should bibble.
/, Its going to be pretty difficult to
get away from the tag day captains
with every corner covered.
There are enough autos in Fairmont
to keep the streets c!eaned-ot pedes-
trians.
canadian Troops in Belgium De.
feated.' %
rs long way TO Montreal.
Fairmont is all nerves and whistles
these days.
After trying for two years to make
ball player out OF Jim Thorpe Jawn.
McGraw had to ship him TO Milwau.
kee. Can't be drawing card there,
Milwaukee is already famous.
Who said the suTragtsts refused TO
sew? They've received 500 packages
OF seeds already and will embsoider
the town IN yellow. r.. Is @t
1t seems the people OF Morgantawn
and Clarksburg are not too proud to
vote.
Aaron Hughes has not been official.
" notified that April II is cleanup
day.
Honor is Given VIM. Shakespeare"
-Parkersburg News.
Evidently forget what Shakespcare's
epitaph says cursed be he that
moves my bones"
Maybe the runaway army dirigible
will stoE II some one yclls beans"
"Man and His Soul" coming to Prin-
cess.
Ought TO be against health ordin.
ance to come with the solcs'
II Fairmont men start wearing war
clothes it's going to be hard on the
guys who take fancy to kills.
"Princess Pat coming ITO Clarks-
burg" What is the matter with Fair
mont?
Wesleyan must have terrible
bunch of baseball players.
The city should erect signs at the
city limits: "All hogs who enter here
all hope abandon"
It's doggonc shame to make mes
sengers carry dogs.
NtI n mi
No, no, no, the pig parade didn't re.
fer TO run on the restaurants.
It's so bum it's hard to say anything
either proper or improper about the
weather ".
Wonder II the Ford car is the rein.
carnation Of the Stegosaur?