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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-11

Rbsumatismus betroffeu unb aiIr
E0tb Ieines 4r5tes Iofort no4 UsarS
tinsOiae. Sno.. sebro8t.
= oSn Der 9eriammluns Der Butler
Qerie No 407 Der eagles geiterH
glbsno purbs cine sroBs anaubl BON
Sanbipatsn eingefiibrt. Va9 Der Sc
remonie Iisbsn iidb bic Wit9Iieber els
nen Sut3 2un6 treffli6 munben.
= Srau Rpis Rappel pirb in bic
isr Wo9s mad sinem mebrmonatigen
g(uIsntbolt bel ibrsr SD6tsr in Naibz
bile, 5snu., tpisoer in Samilton eins
trefieH.
- sSn Der Griten Mstbobiften airs
DIE fuurbsn Srduletn 2ouiie Oingfsls
Der uub Serr Robert Gomnn GOSspea
cEelih per6unben. 6rau Nrtbur llIm'
i4neiosr funsirts Bel Der 9tffaire ulB
Srganiitin unb 5rdu!ein GrHeitine
2ubrett fang Elm prdatisss Solo.
- Die Obj Gsuops erlisbem Gins
labuH9en fir einen 1ans, ben lie ui;l
IS. qpril in ibrsr prd9tisen neusn
$oaIe perlnitalien perben.
= 5err uno Jrau q. 80. Waiiou
erbislten aus Bolton bic 9rduerna6s
ri9t, bab ibrs sodter, 5rdulsin
9caie Wation. baielbit i'm 5eim tbrer
Sapeiter ben 9erIesunsen srlas. bic
iie ou-4 einsn Stur3 bic 9reppe bin
at erIittsn bate. Die 2ei9s pirb in
SamiltOH bssrbist perbeH.
0ura Ridtsr MurpbD lpurbe
seitern Srau Silba 8auman tpeser
ansebli9 grober 9errabIdfiis unS
brutuler gebanbIuns DON sSrpin BAIT
man geT4iebeu uub erbislt bic atufii4t
iber ous minpsriabriss aino suse:
iprp6en.
= Ri6ter Sarldn bspiIIists Warp
anott pesen ansebli6 bDspilIiger glbs
peienbeit eie na9sefu6te S9eihung
ron 2ouis ¬t. Ods paar beira=
t3ete i'm Sabre 1910.
@ouosrneur Wiais ernannte
6amiItpns 0ffentlite Srantenpfleserin
5rGulein GIi8aeetb Gorcoran, aIg De.
legltin sur 43sidbrisen RatipnaltpE.
ferena fir Wubltbdtistsits zigeitre.
bunSen in SnoianapoIls, ppm 10. bis
II. Mai.
- Die iGbrli6e QbI6Gsuns bss
perionliten Gisentbums in Butler
Guuntp bar seitern besonnen unb
muB innerbalb u9t 8pden beenbigt
ptroen. Die Ramen Der 2lFefpren Iino
pie Iplst; Grite Warb, 5reb Roa6;
spsite Narb, CHARLES NOnatan; bril-.
te Warb, Ben Guiep; pierte Darh,
Billiam Sapes; FINITE Warb, 9drrp
9ubbers; Ie9its Baro, 4Ipie Sones;
giiobIetcpn. CHARLES Bed, Sacob Sd
pOsti, D. &. WiIes. Wuiur Gsorgs;
MOnrOs, @sprse Miler; srentOn.
6. Dopbren; Someruils, sSoiepb 9rcs
nan; college Corner, Cabin Sope;
Sadionburs, CHARLES 9usntle; GsDsn.
mile. Senr9 Reilan; Orforb, s. s..
sbera; Spipnibips: 5airfielb, MeslcD
Morris; SaHoper, Sobn Rubl; aemon,
Spbn 0sir; 2ibsrtp, W. W. Hbobes;
Wiabiion, gbarIes Briggs; Miliore,
glarence Me9idsr; Rprsan, Graftus
RpbiniOn; Srfurb, Gam Doushub;
Rsilp. s. .. ROberts; Rpb, Sreo
EeitsI; 81. Clair. Seurp emris;
Union. Subn grute; Dapns, SObn
pallman.
= Durh poFor 9. 9. @srboIb
tpuroen Serr @sorss 8iidnsr uHS
6rGuleiu gna gupmau, beibe bon
9amiI.Oh s3slia psrbuassn,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-11
PEOPLES ssaIia's q sH9 a;s,Is, S,Ts;

= 8. Garmer uHo 6. Sgg purben
geitern Morgen i'm Wluui5ipaleeri9t
eur4 Ritter ShaHt pegen aa5n
ibneqen 5abreus auf ibren WiotorrGs
tsrn um je So unO Soften beitraft.
gei iSrau gliIabetb Gipp an
Gleoelanb unb 0tiupiue gloenue Ders
Tammelt iicb am 0Onueritaa Der 5rau-
enperein Der oeuti9en Bethel @es
meinoe.
Sn Der eDan9eIiIaen ct. Sobuns
ues unb ct. pluls Sirde iopie in
Der Iutbsrifasn SmmanueIs air9s
finbet am Sonntag 4pnfirmatioa
itdtt.
- 9os 4on5ert in Der 6eitsmdn
S4uIe eripies iid troB oes unangepebs
men @etters ais Elm erfreuliGer @rs
fOlg.
Grau s. e. asis, pelcbe am
Sonntag 2lbenp BEL Der GoQiiiOn zines
gabRSuges nit eiRem 9tutomobil III
her giabe ppn S9ents Station i1rper
oerIsBt porben mar, 70 bab iie ins
Wlercp 6oIpital sebrabt perben mubs
te, befarO iid seitern in einem trisi.
i8eH 9uItanbe.
- 2lm 0onnerilog Qlbsnb fiRbst i'm
!oeim Der Sis bon 9amiltpn cine Sss
ieaige llnterRoItuna tat, fir pslte
folsenoe Serren bic @prbereitungen
treffen: SSobn 3. Mapsr, Charles y.
Sebm, 5runt 6. Gonnor, Sobn =.
loeier. %. 8. @tImer, 3. ". gBifeman
uno ". 3. Warnoprf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-11

'ausDerfauftss 9aus nit auf ben Wes
geben.
Die Rollenbsfsbung fiir bic 4uffiibs
runs bon Die SOurnaliften" mors
gen 4bsnb III:
Oberit a. .. Berg Curt 8eniiA
Sba, feline Sodter. .glfe S4mib Gortp
4bslbeib Nuned 6elsne Rod
Gsnben. Gutsbdissr
9beo. Ghriitmann
profeffor Dlb.nborf, Rstattsur
Rpnrab gofj, ,Rsbattsur.O. 6. S&mio
9eamaus, Wiiarbeitsr
Rob. Sonusnberg
Rdmpe, Wlitarbsiisr 1rib 9uube
Wlusller, iyattoium e. SebbOlot
glumenbsrs, Rsbatteur .. paulH
Sdmod, Witarbeit.r.a. Weperseissn
piepsnbrini, Wsinbdnblsr unb
@ablmann Wilp Diebrit,
2otts, feline 5rau .9elens 9uerssr
Bertha, lire 9oHter 8era Wtsper
alsinmidei, 8iirger unb @dbls
mann n. Golbft.in
Jrib, isin Sobn RoIel 5rep
Gine fremSs 9dn5trin Gnna aofint
Rorb, S6reiber unb Gute
@belbeibss 5reo. Wulff
AarcIins. gebiente bsim O6eritsn
GlTe Witt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-11
1leise psli3eimadl dlridstem.

= 9fls O.rmibt purbs ssit.rn bi.
20 Sabre oft. Gertrude pasoui BON
RO. 615 Deit 5iinfts Strabe s.mel.
bet. bic, tpis ibr 0atte ben gsboybeu
mittbeilts, felt Tonmritag ipurlos
peritDunbsr III. er srbi.It aasrs
oings am Jrsitas bon isiner Satin
tslspbcniT6 eus geriprsdsN, bab #.
gu i6m uno iAr.m trantm sinbs gu.
riidtsbren tpiiros. aber icipsit bat Il.
ibr 8sripre6sn nitt ssbaltsn unb sr
sntiHIob iif oa6er bic pOIi3,i bon
benz 0srihpinoen Der 9attin in
&snntuib gu isssn.
- ginbrebsr itattstsn In Der Ha6t
bonn Sonntas sum Mpntas b.rWirtbs
idaft BON Bernard grutsaemspsr an
Der Carlisle gluenus unb Wuunb
Strobs einen g.Iud ab unb lisben
S125 in 9aar mitsexu.
- Samss pbiGips aus 2afapette,
Snb. mslbsts asitsrn Der poli5si, bab
sr an Scnntas BON elmer 5arbigen,
in bsrsn Rsse .r unidIautr @eiie g.s
rd.ben mar, I'm S128 bsiiobIsn purs
be.
- Inter Der qnilage BEG grlans
gems bon Gtlo uuter folihsH 9prs
ipisasIuHgen srpirtts ssiisrH R. 6.
Gecrsi BON go. 651 Deit WcWitsu
apsnus einsn 6nftbsfsbl seasn 6arrD
5. Gfilbgeu, Der 8eI4dftsfilbrsr
5trsisr S4ubliSu IN. @sorai BE-.
bduptst, bar er auf bic gerii6sruna
S6ilbesns bin, oaB bic Sdulben b.s
S6nbatT6Gfts iih uur auf $1,000 Be-
liefsn. fir $40 .in SntersFs on BEN
@efddft ss;auit babe. Inn bann ipd :
Ter 3u Isinsr Gnttdufduna su nt.
eeden. baB bic Shulbsn $1,000 Be-
trlgen.
- Gin pot'ripisl fanben ssftern
Worasn bic 9ststtipes DduItcn. 6il
unS Hain,p i'm 3immsr bes Games
6olmes i'm SduIe 30. 716 Sit pearI
Strobe ibrsr gsbduptund ndh i'm
ihOuitsn Gauq SoImsx purbs aIs
nngebli6sr Sptslbaltsr einseiperrt
unb aubsrbsm fpurem fpeaen 5beils
nabme an eir'm 8liidsfpisl Ri6aro
Rosa ppn Tabtuu, an., Sp9n Rams
isp pon 30. 4229 Gaitern glSsuus,
Wilip psmherton pom Bellevue. ap.
unb Gsorge Stnsirer BON glo. 2725
Columbia 2l1enue perbaftet.
Der RdnteIbdnbIsr Diaianl
pbiaips BON 90, 113 @eIt 9isrts
Gtrabe sripirtts geitsrn einsu 6afts
bsfebl g,ssH Senrp 2rsTsl Don go.
1869 ainneb apsHue. siHen e5emaIis
gen QnssitslItsn, ben er bes lluters
fdleifs BON WaarsH i'm Msrtb pon
S11s bsfdufoiet.
- Nus Der WobnIns bon Ssrdel
go. 919 Ridmpno Strabs.
ipurbe ssiiern BON eintm Disb, Der
fi1 zines Ratidliiiitls bebisnts, cine
soIbsn. llbr nsbit aette i'm Dsrtbe
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-11

bon 800, fptpie cine &inberipur6ant,
in Dslher iih sttpa Elm Dollar befanb,
geitobleH.
Grant 8. Ott bon go. 1895
aelosg 9lD.nue mslb.ts seitsrn Qbsno
Der poliasi, bag ibm bon sinem Ia
icAsnbieb aaf sinsm Strabsnbabnpas
gen Der 8ins &: Rprpoob 2inie feline
9risftaibe nit $19 ssItrbIsn purbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-11

aOuiie Camping, 80, 76O etraisbi
Strait; Subertuloie
5ulia 9iemaniostis, IA, 1872 Wul.
BERN Strabe; auftr0brsn.nt3iinbuna.
Sermann anabs, GA, 2510 2udep
absHue; Risrsnleioen.
elifabstb Rassl. 80, 1772 Spcas
more Strabe; qstbma.
6rso. 5sr3oa, go. 210 90. .. Ctr;
eunesnent3iiubuns.
Ssorse aleinbers. 55. StGbtii9es
Irmenbaus; eeberperbirtuns.
Robert Gate. u, 430 OF IL. Giras
BE; llnfaI.
annie Bran. 73, 1904 Occult sira.
BE; Sa5Ieibsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-11
Gtmer.

- 0urf einen ihabbaiteu Raltd)-
fang tpilroe geitern WOrgen 5u iritbcr
Stlinbe in Der 8obnulg BON Jranf
9toad gto. $50 6reenian gIOenuc ein
6euer peruriaft, bas Ieoof iebr bulo
pon ser 6eilerIpcbr geloidt perocn
fonnte Ter Sdaben beIGuft ii6 aaf
ctpn 500
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-11

glls Guitap iyrsbtas Sunbslts
iabrisier unb aur 8si6aifuns bss fir
ben 8sitanb unIerts bsuti5sn 5bsa,
isrs nod n0tbissn JOnbs pirb mors
gen absHo i'm Gmerp Auditorium als
Gaia 8oritelluns bes seisisrtsnDi6s
tsrs gIdn5snbitss. oramatii9es Wert,
isin auitipisl Die SOurnaititsn" in
GROCER Bsissung ssseben. Wisbsrs
bolt III an bisir StsIls barauf b..ns
ssrDieisH rporbsH. iparum serabe bisIs
Borittlung Elm abIolut auspsriaufs
tss 6aus brinsen ioIIis unb parum
unisr Dsuti4tbum nur ii9 islbit sbri,
nur sinsrG Gbrsnpflibt nadtommi. tpenn
ss Der 8ibnsnleituns bic finau3isIs
M0sli4ttit an biz Sanb siebt, bi,
Saiion nit Gbrsn ab3ui9Iisb.n ano
nit psuisiisns sinisem @srirauen Der
naditen entsessn su blidsn. Ssrr
Direttor Shmio .ripdbnie ia in ieis
nsm BON Der 9iibne aus an bas
publitum eeriht.i.n app.a. bab ben
Ritglisbern bss gnIsmble iofueit irob
bes bisber dufssbradtsn Subpsntions.
fOnSs nur adt3is pro,.nt ibrsr Ga
ldre besa9lt tpsrben tonntsn unb bi.
nod riidiidnbis. Summe foll burh
bisie G1ira @Oriteauns aufsebra4t
iperbsn.
auberbsm gift Is, bic bunbertIt.
Wisotriebr bss Sabr.siasss Der @ss
burt zines Der aisblingsbi4tsr bes
beuiff.n Woltss, Guitap Srsptas, gu
sbrsn unb aus bieiem grunbs puros
sur qluffibruns an bidsm Galas
qfbenb bas brillanieit. i.insr Wer.e,
bas unsrrsitt i60n. auitipi.l Die
ScurnaIiiisn" anseieb!. Die Sour
naliiten1 ipurb.n in 1854 s.faries
ben. als Grsptas In asip3is Die a.is
iuns bss rGrsnabotsnA fii6rt,. Tas
Wsri III bas bet. auitfpisl bss nsuns
jsbnisn SatrbunSsris unb entroat
nit fsinsm unb b.r,Iitem 5umor Elm
Bib ots seiitis.n uno prliiiiftn Sc,
bsns jsner 3,it unb aage, in b.nsn
iJrsntas als Sournalift unb Di4tsr
miii,n i'm ssiitis.n unb poIiiii6en
atbsn 0euti9ldnbs itanb.
ll.bsraus srpbs Sprsfalt IN auf
bic GinItubieruns bss guitipisIss p,rs
ipanet iporben unb unter Der tiinbi,
gen Mssie bts Serrn Mlspsr giaen
fpirb bic 4uffiibrune iif sstpib 5u
elmer ebenfo bsntpiirbia,n unb gss
nuBreidsn iDie tiiuitl.rii9 abserun,
bstH unb befritbis,nben ssItoltsn.
9srr Msper Gisen fpirb iibriasns In
Der b.riibmten Gharattsrrolls bes
.Gdmod' NIT sinsr srobsH aufscbe
uufparttn
Naditsn Sonntas glbenb iommt
5um Gbren glbenb uHisrsr beibsn
Gdnssrinnsn, gluua 2oFini unb yicIel
s}rep. bic iuunbsrDOlIs cpsrsits .Das
5armtrmdbhsn" bon Sarnp no6mdls
5ur Guffiibrung, unb spar aui alIses
insines gsrlaHaen. Gs pirb hies bas
Iebts WaI fein, bab Cincinnati bas
@ersniigsn fat. pisft beibsn aussss
seifnttsn aiiniilerinnsn aui ber Bib
ne In ibrsm Sad fsbsn gu iSnnsn.
8sibs psrabi6isbsn iih Gcnntdg bon
ibrtm fsitbtrissn Wirtunssirsis. Da
foIlts mon ben btibsr Damsn. bic ben
sbsai.rbefuhsrn NIT ihrtn 2isbtrn
ip:maHbsn rh5nen Qlbtnb bsrsitstsn,
bod gspib am Gonntas siu p5uis
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-11
.5brer @srlseuug erlesen.

Sm ct. Marisn Suipital itarb se-
fern bic 70 Sabre alts 5rau Bridget
Gonlsp, BON Der Spbn StEubs. unt ben
syolssn zines SiiFtenbrubs, ben iis
Dor einissn @o9eH baponsetrasen
batte, als lie DOT Der Ct. gopdros
Stride Don elmer auti6s iiberfabrelI
ppreen mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-11
Zed,s aonserte
Rirb im Chen Yarf Sas CONNER.
Spmpbouieordeiter ssbsn.

1as Sommer spmpbonis Or
deitsr tpiro nabrsnb bss Sommsrs
feds apm5srte i'm Gbsn Part s,bsu.
60 baben bic 5ruitses bss Shmib.
lopp'iden Gonbs eniidisSen. aug mel.
dem bs,anHili9 bic llnloitsn fir bic
SonRtasston5srt. I'm 3ooIpsifden
Garien beitriiisu perSsn.
Di. ubrissn IL aonasris hr bsul
part piro fpie iibIia bic Sobn g. Ws'
tsr'iAe 2dpelIe aebM.
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@amiltDm.

Infer asent in SamiltOn lit Serr
Gbnarb Srud, 449 SaS SiiHfte Str.
gea Sci. 476.8. SOme SbOne
1631.N.
Die pielen Srsunbe pon Serrn
@eorss Maper iinb um bsiieu gefins
ben bsiorst. CT purbe am Samitas
absnb Don sinsm i4psrsn 4Hfal bon
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-11
Gbe'Grlaubnik

(eSparS, Sobnion. ss. 5s1 George
I Strabe.
lgsairies Sonss, 81. 561 Sonss Str,
(SObn Sobnfun, 80. 1869 Gsit ctr.
Wtarp 1bOmas. 1926 Ri9mOnb Ctr.
lgeniamin glsd. %, 1880 gairfisIS
! 2lDenus.
latbslaiSs Brill, 20. 1914 ainso Str.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-11
Seutihee 1beater.

'Worgen Abenb, als 8ala.goritellums
im Gmerp Inoitorinm: ,Gie
SOurnaIiitenD, fuitipiel BON I'm.
iiap 5reptag.-slm Counting @ie.
ssrbolnns Der Sperette pSas Gar.
mermdoden" 5um Gbreuabenb poa
gnna Sofinf unb yiUiel 1rep.
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&as tbun, ,uenn iid Siiidenidmcr5eu
eiuitellen ?

0oIsn sic iib cine S9o9tei 6olsp
Sionep pills unb nebmen sic oieIe
Der 4npeiiuna ssmGb. sic beIeitiseu
RideHi4mer3en, linbern iteife ihmers
5enoe 9eIente uno WlusteIn urn beileH
reritppite Ytereu. burd pelde bic
S4merSsn peruria9t peroen. Grant
N. Sbermqn, 2acOna, U. D., I6reibt:
SD lit an einem Wfiibigteitss@efi
TN Riiden. bate ale gnersie perIoreIl
unb mar guus abgemattet. Sd ss'
brauhte Oann GoIep aibuep pins.
Die meinen 3uitanb ihoH mad peni.
gen Hagen bebeutenb befertsu. unb
iebt fiibIs i'd ipieber ean5 muRitr.
Dos Ritta pire ibsSal psrtauIt.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-03-18
HE AIETI! HINTS.
5vENTIILAT H

From now until summer. individual
as well as publis health will depend
largely upon our modes of living.
With the coming Of warm and dry
weather natural influences will more
largely rule; at this time, we are still
heavily clad In winter clothing, one
day budding around stoves or radia-
tors, the next blowing through thaw.
ing slush.
So We must do our utmost to, keep
In good condition physically. We must
get plenty of fresh air so that our bod
les weakened by winter do not sue
cumb to the constant attacks of dis.
ease germs.
We can control the supply OF fresh
air in our homes, aud to some extent,
in our offices and shops. We should
try to compel others to control them
In public places.
schoolrooms, tteaters, street cars
and other closed III spaces where many
people congregate need fresh air and
light. ~ 5
See that your children get, plenty
.af both at school. .5
Ityou know Of public places that are
poorly ventilated or without proper
light, notify the Health Department
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Today I had another letter from
aGolIie. The whole party is still in
Rome. She writes: Never tell me,
Margie; that anyone Is, too old to love
md enjoy being loved.
tiNIr. Trent is simply crazy about
Mother and although ] rather resent It
IsbeIieve she Is happier than she was
WITH dear old Dad.
t'You see, she never had experienced
'Ioneliness or responsibility until after
Dad died, and after all, Margte, 1t Is
ltfa's responsibilities that make It
worth living.
Mother told me yesterday, Mollie.
you can't conceive how frightened !
became after you left me.
5s.,II had no idea that these things
could be. did not even feel the same
R0but you children, you all were mar
ffsd land had your own to look after.
when your father was alive ! knew
that he would back me UP in anything
fwould do or say and after he died
everyone seemed to delight in going
aEainst me. You probably went
aEainst;me when he was alive but you
didSnot say SO for fear of your father.
Perhaps to the younger mind my
ideas do seem very old fashioned, but
sou will agree, my dear child, that
0tiShad grown to look upon everything
i said For fdid. as q bore to you, conse-
duantly my life In the future was IN
c0nceivable. You see, my mind ana
NY IDEAS were Of the 1850 pattern and
yodrakwas OF the 1900 mode.
ssThink. Margie, Of Mother saying
Tint. Think Of her stopping to consid-
~ tee Ka,Hk
ssMr. Trent ts splendid man and ne
aeemBt quite as much In love with
Mother as she ia with him. although
1FeaIEeee3 he does not give in to her
M Father did. caught him kissing
6er me S other day and they botn
6iushed sas though they were about 16
ffigkeadfof over 60.
sslFr Trent makes fun OF Mothers
little idiocyncracles. The other night
Slf1 had one Of her times OF talking
ebout Mary and Jack. She said that
u Jack had never married Mary he
would have probably been alive today.
stSAnd you, my dear 6allIe. would
bt0babIyj be paying his liquor bulls,
Mf Trent said quietly.
Mother turned very red as Mr..
Trent Continued, 7 knew something OF
youfsaou Jack, and I also watched hts
NtfeS Mary when ahe was In, the book
stpDs and i don't believe thatl anything
6ha9 could have done would have
changed your son In any way. He was
niWaysSWorthless.'
eThent he turned TO Chad as II moth.
ing had happened out of the way and
they planned an excursion for all OF
ns to- the hills the next day. coulo
eee that this was Just what she need.
"a, someone who would not let her
ket away with her opinio when they
ware M wrongSa and yetE who lei till loved,
i;sf and appE atedS her good qualities
love everything else
VeI RiSh yon could SOC Mother. Nor.
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CONFESSIONS OF A WIFE $:

gle. She has grown pretty. Her col
or comes and goes like girl. Chad
says that he Is thinking Of introducing
a law making it compulsory for old
people to double after they are 55.
"They are not only happier them
selves but they make others happier,
They have someone of their own age
to talk to and amuse themselves with.
"Chad is very fond Of Mr.. Trent and
we are having much better time all
together than expected T
'Margie, dear, hope by this time
you are getting along toward recovery.
/ wish you could come over here but
l suppose that is impossible for Dick
when he has all the Selwin business
on his hands. Oh. Margie. ] was so
delighted when I knew that Mr.. Sell
win had fixed things so beautifully for
Dick and you.
"It could be worse, dear. Suppose
you had this broken leg and were bed
ridden and needed all the care you
are having to make you comfortable.
and Dick was wondering Just how he
was going to get 1t for you.
every day I think the Fates that
we have money, and that Is no selfish
prayer either, for when realize how
much money-just a little money
can do to make one comfortable,
don't wonder that both men ana wo-
men sometimes sell their souls for
It.
I'VE are all coming home very soon
and then, dear. I'm going to do a lot
of work In which you and Eliene and
all the rest can help II you want.
to-" ia
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WEST VIRGINIA
WOMEN TESTIFY.

parkersburp, West Va. vi was sui.
fering from weakness aud nervousness.
/ had the trouble common to my age
/ used DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescfip..
ton for this trouble and was surprised
that It helped me so much. I was glad
/ took it, I have been so much better
ever since" - MRS. ELLA DuLANEY,
Cos Green ST., Parkessburg, w. Va.
, Petersburg, West vu.-wI read tie
symptoms Of feuialc trouble In DR..
Pierce's little book. 1t described my
case and I made up my mind to ny
the Healing suppositoFies.' They
were recommended to ME by q iaay
whom they had helped. I had intian'
nation aud congestion and was an,
noyed and suffered from it until
found these .Suppositories. ! use
them every third day and the effects
are very satisfactory. ! have used two
boxes and am now using the third.
You may use my Endorsement in any
way that will help other women.n-
MISS ALICE LEWIS, 2ooH Market ST..
Petersburg, w. Va.
Dr.. Pierce's Fayorite Prescription Is
tue friend to women in times OF
trial and at times Of pain when the
organs are not performing their rune.
tions. For headache, backache, hot
flashes, catarrhal condition, bearing
down sensation, mental depression.
dizziness, fainting spells, 1assitude and
exhaustion, women should never fail
to take this tried and true woInaus
medicine.
Prepared from natures roots and
herbs, it contains no alcohol or mar
cotic, nor any harmful ingredient.
In either tablet or liquid form. Write
Dr.. Pierce, Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo. Ny,
to-day. Get book on wonen's diseases
sent fee.
Doctor pierce's Pleasant Pellets regI;;
late aud inyigoratc stomach, liver and
bowels. Sugar-coate1 and easy to take
Is candy. Put up in sealed walls "a
perfect vest-pocket remedy.
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.. o. 6roomfIeld, b. D., Pastor.
We will hold our regular morning
service tomorrow, but will join with
the other two churhes in the union
eYangelietic service at 1880 p. m. in
the First M. q. Church.
Sunday school at $3.50 m.
Preaching service at 10:4$. Sub
jest Of sermon, What is means for a
man 70 come to himself"
Junior endeayor at 2 O'clock.
A men ana boys or father and son
meeting will be held at 8 o'clock to
IE5aladdressed by DR.. Mahood.
The time and place of the endeayor
meeting will be announced at the
morning service.
EFangelistic service ut 1880 at the
First M. q. Church. DR.. Manhood will
close his campaign here on Monday
might.
sSSss ~ ~ - I"~
oAEATINE BAPTIST CHURCH.
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Just to aid the foresighted ones who
are planning their summer wardrobes
I asked the Fashion Art League of
America to show me one of the. ad-
yanced styles for summer frocks.
Here is, with wide, short skirt, .draped
girdle, angel sleeves-and pouch peck
cts. Pockets refuse to retire, here
they are on a 1916 advanced model, a.
important looking as when first we
saw them year, ago! This design
Is adaptable to any OF the sheer fab
RIGS and tits charming in taffeta.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-03-18
BY BETTY BROWN.

womanktnd-espscially very young
womankind is turning attention from
silks and serges and materials that
suggest winter to the airy, gay colored
fahrics;o of spring and early summer.
-iVoiles and les. lawns of cob
web lightness are Already displayed IN
the shops and though there are long
dreary days between March aud May,
dressmakers are busy designing the
party frocks and afternoon frocks that
will be worn In balmy spring.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-03-18
FIRST M. P. CHURCH
l. nlf1aker- PnHfar

Sunday School at $3.50 a.. M; com.
munion services 10:45; Christian En-.
deavor at $3.50. led by Miss Madge
Helmick: evening service at 1880.
cordial invitation is extended to
the public to worship with US.
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pecially since April is the time for
making new contracts both with Gus
toners and labor.
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aREATAEvANGELisTIc CAMPAIGN
EIRsT RAPTls ST, FRIDAY NIGHT,
- p m. MARCH M24TH.

The First Baptist Church Of this
city has Ia great campaign arranged
toSbegin Friday night Of this week.
Tha meetings viii begin by the de-
iiyering OF. two lectures by Evangelist
J.Rs Dean. Of Toronto, Canada. His
subject Will be Science and the BIZ
Me- :.
Evangelist T. T. Martin who will
arrive on the 9Th say ataht It is worth
Tofngf q hundred miles to hear Dean
onE this subject, He will be a great
blessing to the city. Martin is one OF
fheg great eVangeltsts Of the South. He
breaches with great power and spares
not the feelings OF anyone who Is not
living according to the Bible. Rev.
%. g. Bartlett OF Parkersburg says
that Martin is the greatest doctrinal
preacher that he ever heard. Follow
Ing Martin will be Evangelist F. J..
Hafre1l OF Waco, Texas, with his sin
ger. This man will remain until the
close OF the meetings which will be
III progress three or four weeks.
The public is cordially invited to
haRrSthese men. Hear Dean next FRI
day5night.