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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-07-13
Celebrated Eish.ie.h Birthday.

In celebration Of his eightieth birth,
day William B. Holbert and his wife
were host and hostess at their home
in Monongah yesterday to family
party at which five Of their seven chill.
dren, all Of whom are living, and their
grand children were present. Mr..
Holbert who is well known to mauy
fthe older people of Marion county
was born July ~, 1886, and in Febru.
airy 1862 he was married to Margaret
Nixon who is no win her 18th year
and still enjoys the best of health.
The party was very pleasant at.
fair and such an oyerabundance OF
good things to eat had been provided
tina the guests remained for supper to
help dispose Of them.
The following children and grand.
children were present: S. Ray Hol.
bert and daughters, Irene and Edith
and son, Carroll; Ida B. Pepper and
daughter, Doris Of Salem. W. Va:
Lucy J. Weeks and Sons Thomas and
William and daughter. Dorothy; Wal
ter w. Holbert and wife Naomi and
sons John Lester and Eugene ana
daughter, Margaret; Misses Sarah
Holbert at home. who takes care Of
father and mother. Two could not be
there, Rose Thomas Of Webb City.
Mo-, and ohm Thomas Of San Diego,
CAL
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-07-13
A, B. Scott Goes to :
Optical Congress

A. B. Scott the Main street jeweler
and optician left today for Providence,
R. l.. where he will attend the ses.
sions of the National Optical congress
which will convene there Saturday
and remain in session for one week.
While he is away Mr.. Scott will take
a post graduate course.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-07-13

employed as draftsman with the Fair.
mont Mining Machinery company has
accepted a position ct Tifhn. o, leay.
ing today to assume his duties. &
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-07-13

Left For Palmer Lake
5. James Thompson and /

Mrs. James Thompson and little
son, Christie, and brother, Carney
Christie, have gone to Palmer Lake,
Colorado. where they will spend the
remainder OF the summer with their
parents, DR.. and Mrs. NJ. D. Christie,
who are occupying cottage at the
lake.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-07-13
10 K.mp Komfort

ing toQay 70 assume his duties.
To Ramp komfort
Mrs. 2. W. Howard and Mrs. Ira
Smith chaparoned party Of young
people who left at II o'clock this morn.
Ing for Ramp Komfort up the Valley
river where they spen the day.
Left For Atlantic City
Mrs. Ernest Sherwood, the Misses
Edith and Lena Hunsaker, Beulah Wal.
ker and Edna Hamilton left this morn.
Ing for Atlantic City, l<}adelphia and
New York for a two weeks trip.
At Loop Park
The meeting Of the woman's Mis-.
sionary society OF the First Presbyter-
Ian chuSch announced TO be held on
Friday at the home OF Mrs. John W.
Mason, has been transferred to Loop
Park on account OF a death In the
family Of Mrs. Mason. The annual
picnic Of the Little Light Bearers. the
children's missionary society will be
held at this time and the children will
render program under the direction
OF Mesdames H. r. johnson and F. c.
Evan. In case Of rain the meeting
will be held at the Y. NJ. C. A. Mem
bers should leave the city on the 2:l5
Loop Park car.
~
To Entertain T. A. s.
Mrs. Carl Springer will be hostess
this evening to the T. A. S. club at
her home on the East side.
~!
Up Valley River
A party OF Fairmont people who
spent yesterday at point up the Val.
ley river was, composed OF Mrs. Floyd
Cole and sons, Mrs. W. S. Conway,
Miss Mary Josephine, Miss Anna New.
berger and Mrs. James Thomas and
son.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-07-13

To Entertain 7. A. s.
Mrs. Carl Springer will be hostess
this evening to the T. A. S. club at
her home on the East side.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-26
Es4erma1s groiun
gu adt Sabrer 3l1dtbaas ut1o @elo=
ltrafe bon 5000 perurtbeilt.

Ser aln Montag slbeno bieier
@odbe bon elmer Sarp oes Geat-
ldalloig befnn0ene Sherman
8rorpn mnroe geltern bon &ibter
ISM. 5beop6illls SIT adt Sabren
3nd1tAaats gdaas NaoilellsaAo eis
.1ler @el0ltraIepo u 5000 lperurtheiiIlt
8rolpn 1mtr0e ldp11oig b%eflinOen, lei
ne ne Sdmagerin geellie @retptt erfdpis
len SIT baben, als er einen M6rDDer=
atlf iei11e eigeite Sraii inter
nabm Seine giirgid)aft mltroe nl1i
$4,000 feltgeiebt. gromM's 8ertbei-
bigger, alnorelp g. gbe5em iasfe, oaf
feline 8erltfl11g gegall Oas p1rtbeil
eingelegt meroen miirbe.
8idter Sbeopbilis iagte bei Ser
llrt6eilsperfWnoigu1tg:
u9ie SurD bat entldieoelt, baf
Sic nidt geiltesgeltort marer. Mei
! l1er Ml1ibt na6 baben lie ben @nbr
iprlid NIT Der sottliden gigenidaf1
Der @naOe gepaart."
Gol11tpa1npalt @enrD $. Sebens
oel1tete lpdter on, BOB Die Mnflage
beboroe MISUNDERSTANDING feline mel
tere anflage gegen 9rolpn ipegen oel
leiner Tral1 beigebradten 5dyuBpult
Den erbe6en miiroe. Ser Moropro
5eB babe Dem Gountn $1,000 gefoite
l1no eil1 l1elter Nro5eB hpegetl idtpere,
&orperperleelrag miiroe ungefdbt
e%benlppiel folten, ga nngefabr Sic
1elbe1 3engen borgelaoen mer0el
miiBten..
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-26
9lms bent @eridJt.

1as Ieitanlent Don Margaretba
Geterlen mlr0e porgeltern 9Sa6mit=
tag ourh s(npalt SenrD Golmer
sur Nad)lolIenidaft einaereidt. Die
bier &inoer, Claus nno Sens s. 9e=
e len, 1raa Mag9ie Gaael u1o
.6ralt Safe 8ranot erbalten ie 81
400. 0as iibrige Ser gaadlaiIenidaft
,1oa III gleiden Sbeilen llllter Die obi=
gen bier &illoer llnO einent anoeren
|Sobne, &eter S. @eterie len, pertbeilt
meroen. 3as Seltanlent luurOe am
9. geopen1ber 1907 a~l1sae1tellt.
, 9ie Sri=Gitp @bolelale @rocerr
Company bat oa,rd) Slmpalt CHARLES
Q. aal1fnlam cine @lage I'M 8etrage
BON $20S.54 gegen $. 9. Iimmer.
mann rno s. sc. 8lad nltrerger
lalien. Zimmerman loa gepilles
gigentbl1m an 8lad iibertragen ba:
ben, mabrenb er Ser flagerilden Sir
Ima @elo lHl1loete. Zimmerman
bdtte oie flageriide 6irp1a na6 eli
nem slbfomm1el1 BON irgeno einen
@edJel in &enlltniB letell nliiliel1.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-26
@eit SIDE settlcmcnt.

11rrter gutter 8etbeiIisllng fat ee=
ltern Madlmittag sic regelmabige 3lt=
Iammenfunft Der Motbers Benefit
Miiociation 6es @eit SIDE Settle
ments in bem @ebalt0e Ser Sreien
9eutlden S~dllsemeiroe ltattgefun=
ben. 4S Miitter, Is @abies nt1b Z
@eiltder batten iid eingeflnoen.
6ran @enel1pap Don Woli1e, 81,
Ibielt eiil11elt inferei1alittpn inns beleb=
-rr1eli,ooeit @orfrag iiiifber a~ii1beref5ie-
bltng.
Gent Gortrag fdloB id eth biiiifbs
ides Wlliifprograrnm on, bel Dem
[6ral Martin 5ilbertein, &sSralalei'
Fgfi5abetb Bimbel l1no 6sr6ll1ein
6rances Brandt als Spliitinnen NIT
mirften. @aifgeberin Der 3uiam=
metlfunft NOR Sraulein Ilorence
8ranbt. Mad) oem @rogramm mltr:
Sen grfriidltngen lerpirt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-26
@ebr=Salfsmarfem
Gum @etrage bon einem Gent in SET
@el1afts1teQe 6ieIer 3eitung.

Ser @erfauf Ser @ebrrSu1fsmar.
fen gum @etrage bon ei11em Gent in
Der @efdaftsitene 0ieIer 3eitung
madt erfreulide Sortldritte, un6
tpertn al16 bereits oiele Marfen ber-
fault aporoen fino, 10 bat ser Ser
|9emofrat" bod ei11en @orratb bon
mebreren tal1ienb Marten, loDaB alle
8eItellingen porerlt nob a~usgefibrt
merben fDn1en.
9ie finitleriih gearbeiteten Scar
Ten nit Dem @uforud Ser @eimatb
gaotb, idaff id @rot" laiien ii9 in
mannigfader @eiie auf Briefen, $50
deten nn0 gu @eidenfen bertpen0en.
Sic Marfen iino gum @reiie bon MIR
einem Gent per Stiif III ser @e=
Iidaftslteae 6ieier 3eitung erb1ltIid.
lgin ieoer Gent fommlt ben Motblei-
0en6en IN 9eutidlam6 51 Cute, ba
oas aus angelebenen toeutidamerifa-
niiden @eidaftslellten ~beitebenoe SEQ
mite fir leine Miibetpaltung in fei,
ner 8eiIe ettldd0igt' miro. M1io
nod6mals: Ser @eimatb MpM, idafi
li6 0rot."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-26
@crfanf bon Gelsmantelm fiuibrt s,rt
8cr1aftmma.

George S. MiQer oon $50. 622
Mtain StraBe muroe geiterl1 Mad=
mittag anf Die geidmeroe, @el5mGn=
tel perfalft GIT babelt, obne inn 8eIib
elmer Si5ens 5l1 ieil1, bon ser Noli-
sci ber6aftet nll0 gege11 $25 8iirg=
ld)aft freigelalie1. Ser gerbaftsbe=
tebl mlrOe BON @illiam SO. Greer
Don Der 6irn1a &id}ter & Company
ertpirft. Wiler batte lit sen Cages
5eitllllger1 ange5eiat, 0aB er 5lpei Ser
rem Eel5mantel lomie cine Nel5garni.
tnr 81 perfanfen babe, % er mad
Californian iiber5uiie0eln ge0enfe
er loQ e%elter1t allein ie6s &el5man.
tel nerfal1ft 6aben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-26
@ullen sic eims 1arnt : Seim ,itt

SSuAelt Ste eUNi OHInt : AcItt iii
siiben? 11nierc 9r9aniiation 1T liz
nan5ieT 9elihert burd G~iienbnbnen
l1rp liioli6e Stdaterr, lin irei Insz
furft nlp gebienllna gu seben. 8ir
eignen fein 2aitb ltnb berlan9en feline
&ommiilipn. @ir balfet tiir5li9 10
gbicagoer San1ilierr, Inn cine &olprlic
anf 9uten Sarnlen su etablirett, NIT
40 Ider, eini6lieBli6 &aus, 8rllits
men, Sarm ausltattlln9; 2anbfertig
fir 8edcferung ltnb erfabrene Sarmer
altf @runo nnb @ooen ais Natbgeber.
'aeidte, lange 3eit ,Mb5ablllngen. 25
Sarmen in ebeninlden erfolgreiben
&olonien, fertis fir iofortige lleberz
nabme burd quite a1alifisirte San1ifie
Ell, Sic a%nfragen. Somfbcrn Settlcmett
& Development Organization, 537
Gontb 9earbprn Ct, Hopms4O8, @Isz
iportb glbg.. Gbicagp, 81. Gelepbnne:
@arriipn 1922. 25,4mt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-26
Bur lcbtcn M,1hc.

Inter 5ablreider getbeiligllng fat
gelterl1 Gadmittag nm 5mei l1br Die
9eeroignng bon &errn 6ris &abl
bon &lnge's Observation-Disclosures.
id)aft aus al1f Sem 5airmoul1t 6rieo.
bof ita~ttgefnnoen. @err ssobanmes
&roeger leitete 0en Graueroienlt &c:
&unge's inns altf Dem 6rieobof
|gargtrager marel1 bic Serren 9e1
Gegel, Spban1es &roeger, @en &abl
Sobn &abl, Ibeo. Gorltmann mi
|gbas. @ubl.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-26
ssuaenomebr=& on1mii{ar @obp

Sl1aenomebr -aommiiidr Gobp,
melder iid lett mebreren @od)en in
Sapenport i'm Slltereiie Der Sueeno-
mebrz9emegltng auibalt, gab gejtern
befannt, oaB fir BEN am Wo11tag
Mbe11o inn &oloiielr1n inter Ben au=
BEG 9apenport 8on1an's
Club itattftn6en6en @obltbatigfeits=
|balles cine 9emon1tration bon Mit-
glieoern Ser bieiigen Sugenome6r
ausgefiibrt per0en tpiiroe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-26
.eue 2lnjei9en.
l9amHa0Mn9.

! Maen ,lieben SreunSen. @adbar,t
lno 18eta1lnten 1asen ipir bierntit fir
bic 5ablreide 8etbeilisung an Sem
2etdenbeedt1gnilie linieres lieben @az
ters, G6ipiegerbaters IMP @rnbbaters,
Srit &afI, lotpie fiir Sic 5ablreiden
pru6tbolen @umenIpeubeu nnieren
aufrt9tigen, tiefgefiiblten 9at1f. @ans
'%beIpnbersI hat1fe1 mir 6errn Spbannes
I&rpeger fir Ben id0ne,1 li1b ebrenoen
Madruf, ben er Dem Gerltor6enen Bel
8l1nse's ;nn0 auf benz Srieobof gez
lpibmet fat unb Sic gefiiblbollen Srpz
itesporte, Die er an uns geridtet fat
Srau Claus Meinfe, geb. &abI.
Sran @iqiam &mf, geb. &abl.
Charles &abl,
8inber,
nebit gdipiesertinbern, gnfeln unb
M.26.t. @eripanbten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-26
$, s. Eeterien 81. iafurporirt iidj

ST. SET Office bes grulrobud}fib=
rers SrlIl1f Splm mllr0en geltern Die
Srforp5tirunssartifel ser Selrp S.
@eterlen SS11peltment Gurtpam burd)
Ml1maltsS. 8. 9am hinterlegt. Die
Mrtifel Beben Ser @orporation 6aS
Gedt, @runoeigentbllan 5l fallfen
ultD 5t saberfalifen. Y:GIas &apital Der
s@eleuidaft betragt 100000 uno lit
hfNSe0oe MntbeiliAeinell Don je 800
|ntsgefeM. 10 Ern5ellt Der iabrli=
hen Geingetpi1te miiilen einem 5il=
gungsfon6s iiberlpiele n aper0el1, III
Dem ME lapeniger als $4,000. 8ar-
gels borba1oen fem 0irfeu. pie ge=
amtel1 iino:
4raiioeiltin ~ GlaraM So. &eterien.
ii. gi5epraii0ent M George g. De:
der,
8. @isepraiioent ~ m. S. @peers
gefretdr ~ &enrp Irue.
S6abmeilter - @rllo g. 8eter.
lien.
Ser 9ireftorel1rotb miro gebiloe,
bon Ben 8eamten n1o ben 6plgelt
oen: @liie 6. 9efer, Mgnes 5peers
Is. s. @au unb 50. 9. 9eterlen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-26
&o,,, sobc a%bbernfcn.
$50 Il n@. @eboe.

SSl1 iei1tem Seine lit SEQ. 1920.
8ral,6 MDellle lit borgeltern Mbe,to,
lll 1920 llbr SER SSobn 9. s8ez
foe, eili @ionier.Sarmcr bon Scott
Gorntp plDtlib g%eltorben. Ser Ser
ltorbelle 1pllroe Dor rs Sabrem in
Dublin, Srlan6, aeborem ltto fan
inn Sitter BON sebn ssSabren mil lei
11en @ltern nod 0ieienl 2anOe, al1o
stpar nad ct. 2onis, 500. '@enige
SSabpe oaraui perSog Die 5atnilie nad
Scott County, no iie ei1e Sarm be
mirtbIdaftete. Gor iteben Sobren
5og ft6 @err &eboe iii ben Nltbeltarb
5uriid. gr be~rbeiratbete iid am 80.
SUM- 1867 nit 6rdltlein Mlarp S.
MicNhlrrap. 9lllBer ser @attin miro.
Ter iiberleh tolt brei GodDtern, sylaH
IS. &uih Gran Soc .Mpan utb Nrdiif
s.. &allbam, breil @0bne,t, Marfilt,
SSoiepb nno SEQ, amet Sdmenerr,s
6ralt s.. SNAPPER bon 9apenport ino
Srau 81. Mleranoer bon 8eMper,
Sol, un6 einem 8rl,6er lit San Mlt=
tonic, Geras.
9ie geeroigl1t1g nitro am Mtlortag
Morgen I'M $50 l1br bonn Srauer=
|balie aus init ei1em S~ralergnttesz;
bienlt in Ser &atbebrole gum @eiIi-
gen 6er5el allf bem ct. Warglle=
rites 6rieobof itattfinben.
Sron 3. 9. Gramg. {.
SIM Seine iBrer gTtern, &errn
ltn6 Sral 9. 6. DuffD bon. SEQ. 1927
Sit Is. 9traBe, lit poreeltern Mbeno
Srau 2eola 9llffp @rans nod hinge
rem 2eiben geitorben. Die @eritor-
bene ipur6e am %. Sa1rtar 1886. in,
Dapenport geboren unb b%erbeiratlete
iid bier Dor mebreren Sabren init
Serrn 81. g. @rans, Ser lie iiberlebt
neblt ben gltern, opei Godtern- uno
einent 8rllber.
Die 8eer0igung miro Belrte gead}-
nlittag nm $3.50 l1br bonn Sterbe-
balli e aus olf Dem Safoale Sriebbof
per Mlton1obil itattfinben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-26
Ser @ran6 eS,trp iiber,uielen.

Sran Glla 2arl on BON Mod S.
lano, Die Dor mebreren Gdgen alf
geranlafilng Ser Davenport Stating
M~l lociation berbaftet mnr6e, muroe
geliert Nadmittag 6urb Trieoens=
ridter Ybil. 9aum Ser @rmo Sl1rp
.rnter $500 giirgidaft iibermieien.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-26
Ethical Hall
223 @eitern Mbenme.

@llte beutide b~elebrenbe Gortragc
fir 9inber jebcn sDnttag 9sDr8en bor,
h10 Bis ZIP 11br. 9ie &inber tperz
Sen babel alld n,tgebalten, 1ih an bent
reseImaBig ifattfinbenben singeit
bemtfdcr 2ieber, inter better MnIeiz
tling, an betbeiligett. 4atlle @inber finb
ein9ela0en. 5rei.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-26

gerlangt: Gin Mann ober Gara1, en<
gagirt in einem sroben gtablillement.
nm als infer @ertreter gu funsire,1.
Gin gutter @erbienit fam er5ieIt tpers
Oe1t. obne BOB es binbe}Ii6 nit Der re-
gularen Irbeit lit. gmpfeDlungen gez
ipiinl9t. Goreie inter n152", r9er
Sctttotrat" 20,1@t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-26
staat und Gountp*
samstas, oeu rs. Tebrnar,
&etter6nidt
SO IL 26.

@ai IL ineton, 26. Sebr.
Sir Slinois: I6eillpeije trii6 Cams.
tag, better 5utntae; dueiaig MestDe-
rltng in Iemperatar
Sir Soma: Sbeillpeiie triib Sans:
tag, fubler i'm Noromeltpiertel
better llno' ettpas lpairlllsr Conn
tag. 4s44l
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-26
Goialu Bett.r5eri6A
. mn en- N %

3ap etntport %. 6ebr.
1ltrdyldnitts Saron1eteritono 1898
Gnrdjl1nitts Semperatlr &c
5Odlte Semperatltr berte 81
9eieoriglte Temperature lette geadt Is
Mormale Genrperatur fir SO
Sabre 81
9urdidniHlide geudtiafeit Der
Suit u
MisoeridIog in "a 9tunoeu o.ol
@orberridelloe @inoridltllng . %
@allerlta1D nm Z llbr Mlorgens H.:
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-26

@erlanst: Cine quite. 5uberIaiiise
Strait als @n1sbalterin in Sanilie bon
bier; cine Srau, Bic ben !6austanb
|leiten fann. Raf5ufragen IN $50. 732
0larquette Strabe ober' per 9bone
Ally. 24,1@t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-26

ansltit Ban @afenbpbe mSdte bits
Fe IS. 50. 2acD, Mod Sslnno 2ines.
peg @oines" feinen ee9entpdrtisen
nngeben. 27.1M
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-26
Observation-Disclosures

glerf 6reo 6rieobolot bon ser
ge5oroe fir 0ffettlide arbeiten itea<
te geltera Die ~folgenoen 8a1erlallb=
|niBlGeille aus: Sobn 4ltsl1lt fiir eill
5u eigenen 3lpeden benl1btes 5lpei=
itodiges @ebaltbe in geo. 1924 2i1l=
ben Strabe 5u einem &oitenanimalno
ipon $1,000 nno S. $. Bangle fir
einen llnbal in leir1em Salle in SEQ.
2S12 Garep 9lpenlte 81 eil1en1 &oIten=
punft bon $4,000.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-26

gerlanst: Gin ,Norebbu@ Der @tabt
Sobenport bonn Sabre 1915. Morei1e
rebit s9rets etc. urter IS. s., al, ben
"Ser 9emotrat". 14,batp.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-26

9r. @afer, 3abnarat, @bitater
Building. ((n5.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-26

l5t pcrmietben: Gin GROCER Store,
p%aienO fir irsenb Elm Gefddft ooer
Sngros @eiddft. 1918. 3. Ihenue,
INod Ssla1p, Sa. Mad8ufrasen SEQ.
|132OR, 3. Mbe.. gtod Sslanb.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-26

@erlangt: 9ameln aIg gertreter NIB
Collectors. @utes Gnlar. 8or5niprez
den 5ipiIden 8 nnb 1011br beute Mor>
gen in SEQ. 11O7=1109 meltl. 8. ctr.
9abenport Nobertiiing anS Brintin8
so. "a. Anti.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-26

~ @prins : Mice lit Ser 9irisent
bes San iinsbereins unb Der &onnponiit
Der amerifanii6en Motenitiide.
l4 ri ~ 81.
80 @an lit airgerlid] I'M @eiben
Sous, melt man sic aonlequen5en Der
SSa1fonieqlen5 fiirdtet.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-26

Ser gtallmeiirer hes Sing fat
Selbitmorb besanseu, @ieleidt, NEIL
Der Sing l1euli1 bonn 9fcro gefalz
len lit?
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-26

3t bermietben: 8arterre in 8ribat@
8obhuns. Faam gum 4. Waar5 be5o@
gen iperoe1t. @eisung 1nb 8aSler se@
Eelepbon 315, Snpenpnrt.
26,1@t.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1916-06-15
Senator "Bill" Campbell.

Senator w. A. Campbell of Mime
apolis was in town Thursday evening,
and again on Friday with the Duluth
boosters. 'Bill," as he is Familiarity
called, sells stoves for living and he
is a live wire, and when it comes to
talking, President Vincent of the state
university has nothing on him.
Mr.. Campbell addressed a big crowd
at Big Lake on Thursday afternoon.
He is putting in some good ticks for
his friend Henry Rfnes and is a
staunch supporter of Frank B. Kel-
logg. "Bill' Campbell is the firm
friend of organized labor and is i'm
mensely popular with the laboring
men Of Minneapolis. He is fighter
from way back and Is as fearless as
he is eloquent.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Miss Rose Business and Mrs. Fred
Williams Of Minneapolis are guests of
their sister, Mrs. T. w. Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Odegard trans-
acted business in the twin cities last
week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs! Sam Walker
of Santiago, at the Northwestern hos
pital at, Princeton, June 7, a son.
Christ Knutson had an operation for
appendicitis at the hospital in Prince
toni asst Wednesday, June 7. At the
present writing he is progressing very
nicely.
There will be confirmation and ser
vices at the Lutheran church in Glen
dorado on July 2, at 1920 a. m.
Rev. O. Wolstad of Minneapolis held
services at T. Jensen's on Sunday. Rev.
and Mrs. Wolstad have just returned
from Los Angeles, California; where
they have spent the winter.
Herman and Obert Anderson have
completed a cement porch on the par
sonage in Glendorado, which adds
much to it's appearance.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1916-06-15
HUGHES AND FAIRBANKS.

That Hughes and Fairbanks are the
nominees Of the republican party for
president and vice-president is already
known to almost every reader of the
Union. -.>~....
Republicans generally throughout
the country seem to be satisfied with
the action Of the convention, although
there is no great enthusiasm manifest
ed anywhere.
Theodore Roosevelt was the nominee
Of the progressive party for presi-
dent, but he has conditionally declined
the nomination for the present.
If Mr.. Hughes comes out squarely
in favor of the policies that Col. Roos-
evelt advocates then it is safe to as
sumo that he will have the Colonel's
support, and the support of the bulk
of the progressives, which would make
republican victory next November
reasonably certain. Without the ac-
tive assistance Of Roosevelt and his
personal following republican success
is extremely predetermined. =
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1916-06-15
CHARLES ]. MODS.

Who is Charles J. Moos? He is
Frank B. Kellogg's sole manager and
publicity agent in his candidacy for
the United States senate.
Mr.. Moos was born in St. Cloud
about 80 years ago. His parents
were among the early German set
tiers Of that city. He was executive
clerk in the governors office during
the last two years of VanSant's adj
ministration. He is connected with
the Volkszeitung, Minesota's only daily
German newspaper, and is highly re-
garded by the management. He man.
aged Judge Bunn's campaign two
years ago and landed him on the
supreme court bench. The total cost
of that campaign was less than $4,000.
Mr.. MODS is studying law during
his spare hours and one Of these days
he will graduate from the st. Paul
law school, and he will be a lawyer
too. It was at the law school that
Mr.. Moos became acquainted with Mr..
Kellogg, who lectures there occasion
ally.
Since the first Of May Mr.. Moos
has been on the job night and day
When or how he eats and sleeps is a
mystery-he works about % hours out
Of the "a and never seems to tire,
He has conducted the greatest publici-
ty campaign in Mr.. Kellogg's behalf
that was ever conducted in this or any
other state, and at the smallest ex-
pense. He is a great believer in the
efficacy Of. printers ink. He pays
for what he gets and insists upon
getting what he pays for. - .: :
His only headquarters is little
dinky room in the Pioneer Press build
ing and his only assistants are two
bright girls and an errand boy. He
has covered every nook and corner of
the state with Kellogg advertising
matter, at a surprisingly small ex-
pense. 49, 81
If Mr.. Kellogg is successful, and it
looks as if he certainly would be. he
will, nagreatmeasure, owe his success
to the untiring energy, good sense and
political sagacity of his brilliant
brainy young German-American man
ager, Charles J. Moos.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1916-06-15

The following excellent editorial is
from the Kenyon Leader, and we pass
it on to our readers with pleasure:
Thrift is a composite virtue. It in
cludes the desirable attributes of
economy, self-denial and saving; but
it is no relative to niggardliness or
meanness. The man who would let
his grandmother starve is not a thrift
ty man, but brute. Any virtue car
ried to extremes becomes undesirable
and is no longer a virtue The thrift
that does not make a man charitable
sours into avarice. Thrift means bet
ter homes, better citizens, more enjoy
ment, little waste, little anxiety
peace. Out of it grows productive
energy, steady courage, opportunity
independence, self respect, aimfulness
in life, manhood. It is the one ma
terial habit that has no shady side.
1t is acquired little by little-a steady
pressure Tin the right direction) until
it becomes second nature to save and
thrift becomes habit.