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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-01
THE STATE PRESS

Mcdowell Recorder: Now there can
be no excuse. or reason. why every
supporter of Mr.. Lilly should not go
10 work enthusiastically in the sup
mort Of Judge Robinson. He has had
The training and the experience 10
make one Of the best governors that
will be elected in this or any other
state this year No strings will ever
be tied on him. He will be THE gov
ernor OF West Virginia and he Will be
the PEOPLES governor.
sluefieId Telegraph: The fact Of
the whole matter is that the Demo
cratic papers are simply trying 10
make .scarecrows to fr1ghten the Re-
publicans. They know that the get
ting together of the factions and lead
ers spells something they do not like.
Huntington HeraId.Dispatch: Since
the matter of financing the Cornwell
campaign has been so we'll taken care
Of, the Advertiser and the other Demo-
cratic newspapers have nothing 10
worry about except who will finance
the Robinson campaign. Well, don t
worry. The Republicans will not have
to depend solely upon money. And
they will be able to get enough for oil
legitimate purposes. too
Parkersburg News: The impreg-
nable ticket that Republicans have
named, the harmony that comes from
the banishing Of selfish interests in
favor Of the well.being Of all, and the
enthusiasm coming from knowledge OF
the Republican party's past accom-
plishments and its ability TO carry out
It's promises-these will make victory
certain in the fall.
Moreantown PostChronicle: The
spread Of the Rotary club movement
marks an encouraging tendency IN the
business world. 1t is the first wide
spread movement confined to business
men. with a message Of hope 10 hui
manity.
Charleston Mail: 1t is little early
yet 10 begin an active campaign and
some time will be spent in getting
things in shape at the headquarters
and mapping out the strategy OF the
contest. When the heated term shall
have passed and the preparations
shall have been made, there will be
something doing all over the state,
with the result that West Virginia will
resume her normal position in the Re-
publican column as the nation swings
back under the leadership Of Charles
E. Hughes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-01

Perhaps 1t would be wise for the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-01

Sir Thomas Upton still has hopes
of racing his yacht Shamrock ". for
the Americas cup.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-12-14
Der Dnrustern

balten, 6aB bas gauge men1@lthe Sc
i9le9t in 3nei elei6e 5eile geteilt 1T,
unb bob es als Sin Mann un0 Gin
Weib tann betra9tet peroen." = r@S
biirfen ia nur 2 ober 3 Srauen gegen
cine Mannesper1on geboren lperoen; 70
tpiirbe tetn Meni9 gegen oie @ielmetz
berei etpas etnlpenben t0nnen." 9a fi@
aber na6 bouanbi{den Grfabrungen
Elm tletner ueberf9ub an mannbaren
Sungfrauen ftnbet, {6lieBt @uBmil@,
nbab bteler tletne ueber{dub Der
mannbaren Sungfern CUR nPolpgamta
fucceiiipa" iiberaus bienlt9 1ei."
Mu6 beute lit na9 rnferem umfa|z
fen6eren ftatiiti1@en Miifen Der &naz
beniiberf4ub ols Die allgemeine Hegell
an5ufeben. Sn Sen Sabren 1906 Bis
1910 famen bel Sen ebelid @eborenen
auf 1000 Medb@engeburten in Deut16z
lamb 1060,9 &naben, IN 5rautrei9
1852, in 8elgien 1866, in Der
@&pei3 1860, in Stalien 1062,7, III
Seterret6 l062,5, in @@meben
1862. Sn ben bier3iq Sabren 1878
bis 1912 nurbsn i'm 9eut1@en ðe
tnSge1amt 76,369,64 &tnber geboren
un6 3par $780, 44 &naben un6
37,060,130 Md06en, 10 6ab auf 100
gebprene Mdb9en burbi9ntttlt9
106.07 &naben entfauen.
gu ben aQgemetn gefunoenen &egeiz
mdbigteiten bes Observation-Disclosures
gebDrt ferner Der gr0Bere Mnteil ser
&naben unter Sen totgeborenen Sim
oern. @9on bas feimenbe 2eben Der
&naben fdeint mebr gefabrbet gu fetn
a1s bas Der Mdb@en; fir oas E1dnnz
lt6e &inoesalter ermeiit es Sic Gtati<
fit. @dbreno bes bter5tgjdbrigen 3eitz
raumes 1873 Big 1912 famen i'm
9euti6en @ei@e auf 100 l%ebenogeboz
rene Mdo@en nur 105,37 &naben,
tpGhrenb auf 100 totqeborene Mdbden
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-12-14
&nabtnaberi9ub.
Wrpf. @r. Mlfreb Qoepp (sFreibur,

prof. Dr. Mlfreb 2oemp (5reiburg
/. 49, f@retbt in Der nTrtf. 3tg.N: gu
6en unmittetbar ms Muge %fallenoen
@ri9etnuneen bes &rteges geb0rt. bab
er bas 3ablenperbdltnts 5wii@en Dem
mdnnltden un6 peibliden @ei9le4t
itDreno beetnflubt, tnbem ct bur4 bic
bon tbm geforoerten Menf8enopfer
Den pro3entfab an Mdiinnern perminz
bert. l1eber ba5 @erbdltnts Der Sc
l9ledter ma@t Sobam Peter @iibz
mild in feiner 5rtebri6 benz Groben
gepibmeten n@0ttli9en Srbnung in
ben @erdnoerungen bes men1@li@en
@ef@le9ts" folgenbe Mngaben: nSSr1
gan5en unb @roBen merben ieoer5ett
mebr anaben als Mdb@en gebpren,
unb 3tpar 1T hteies @eieb 10 9enau
beitimmt un6 10 bepunoerungsmir6ig
eingef&rdntt, bab i'm @roBen aue5eit
unb uberau gegen 20 50@ter 81
@Dbne, o6er gegen Is SD@ter 26
@Dbne geboren tperben." @tnen ueberz
FLUFF an &nabengeburten batte 19on
por ibm @raunt aus in 2onbon mdbz
renb Der Sabre 1629-1661 gefamz
melten 8eoba9tungen bemerft. Muf
@runb bon itatiftii@en 9aten tut
@uBmil6 6ar, roab in Der &ino3eit
mebr &naben als Mdb4en 1terben, nno
baB biefe gu jenen pie Is gu 81, tpoz
raus alfo folgt, bab Inn Sic 3eit Ser
Mannbarfeit mebr Sungfern al5
SSiingltnge leben."
Mus Ser nabe3u porbanbenen
@lei@bett beiber @ei@le4ter f4lteBt
Ser Sbeologe @iiBmtl4 = ct par feiz
mem 8erufe na@ Sberfoniiftorialrat
=, bab bic @telmeiberet cine Sunbe
unb uebertretung bes @eiebes fei. SIS
fat ol1o sic @etsbeit bes @@0pfers
sic @inrihtuna aemabt uno bisher en-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-12-14
Sic ffan6tnabii6en @5lter miif7en oez

@ie ftan6ina0if@en @5lter miNen gez
gen ale rufiif@en @eriu@e tdmpfen,
bte gu elmer Teitigung ber ruilii9en
Ma9t in europa fibren." Muf bic
Trage, Oh Ser Jrieoe balo tommen
miro, fagte Der General fabs4ef: zoos
tit cine @o4e, bic t6 meinerietts gez
neigt bin, uni ere 5etnoe beitimmen gu
ln{en. 9aben bic SUIT unb @e14mad
baran, ben &rieg peiter5ufubren, 6om
na@ 8elieben. gie baben felbt gelsz
ben, pie oie Gage auf unleren 5ronz
ten lit, sic baben gefeben, Dab mir
tpe6er perbungern no6 Mangel an
ariegsmatertal baben, Wir fIr9ten
AUDI ni@t, 6ab NOR uns aus6ungern
piro. 3pei Sabre boben mir ousgez
bolten, unb oie1e Sabre tparen Die
1dlimmi item. Sebt f0nnen MIR NIT
3uDerii@t uno 9eube 70 LANCE ausbalz
ten, pte es u%n1ersn Jeinoen beliebt.
9ur@balten," 10 f@lob General @on
9DBenoorf hos tDnnen mir, uns rtngt
mon ni9t mebr nteber!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-12-14
1858 Rnaban entfielen. syn b

1858 &nabsn entfielen. Sn ben
Sabren 1873 Biz 1912 penoelte I'M
9eutf@en &eid)e Die 3abl fir bos &C.
iGle6tsperbaltnis, penn man nur bic
le5enogeborenen &tnber ins Muge fabt.
3pi1den 1850 uno 1869 ais ibrem
tletniten unb gr0bten Merte. Mie aber
feline &egel obne Musnabme 1T, 56eint
eS au6 nit oen BON ser 5tati1 tit erz
faBten 105 poer 1O6 &naben gu fem,
0ie ouf 100 Mdoben tomn1en = bel
Der 3eugung pIrbe i%ibrieenS bas Gsz
l@ledt5perbdltnis na4 Der Mnliht BON
Siduprolp, lpenn man oie Teh19eburz
ten ins Muse fafen tj9nnte, feinesfaGs
unter 100 Bis 1875 &naben auf 100
W}db@en betragen; oenn es fterben melt
mehr mGnnlt9e Gmbrponen ab alS
meiblt9e. Sn Muifralien uno bel eintz
gen Ne9erf tdmmen 1oll Elm l1ebertptegen
Der Mdb9engebnrten 1tattfinben.
Sir bic 8epDlterung Ser gan3en
Welt 19dbt bic mpberne @tatt1ttt Elm
a%nndbernoes @let@gepi@t Ser Sc
f@le@ter; in ben ein5elnen 2dn6ern
!tegen aber Die @erbaltniKe 1ebr perz
f&ieben. Sn @frita, Miien unb Mu<
i%tralien lit Mdnneraberf6uB; in ben
Malapenitaaten fteben elmer mdnnz
li9en 8ep0lterung bon 725,O62 perz
ionen 311,937 Srauen gegeniiber, 10
bab auf 100 mdnnli@e per1onen nur
43 peibli@e entfauen. Sn Mor6z un6
@IozMmerifa baben infolge itarfer
@inpanberung bic Mdnner baS 1eber<
gepi@t. Sn europa tit NIT Musnabme
6es @u0mel items @osnienz@er3ogoz
nina, 8ulgarien, @rie6enlanb, &uz
mdnien, @erbien) bic Trau NUM-
merii@ porberri@enb, Sci ser @olfsz
5dblung i'm Sabre 1910 betrug sic
petblt@e 8eDDlferung oes 9euti@en
@etdes 32,885,827, bic midnnli@e ,1ur
32,04O,166.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-12-14

@u&ba1ter: rginob fanfuub3oon5ig Sabre bin ih in Sbrem
gehift, alt unb 9rau bin nb babel geporben, ba pdre ppbl etne tetne
3ulage. -"
Gbef: ugQes gona gut, man 2iba, mbr @ebot tonn ib sSbnen
o6er nbt geben, bnh bier = boben Sic Elm Dor5uglthes 9oarfdrbemtt<
Rl,."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-12-14
Gpurab b. &bttnoort.
was er aber bic ariesslase gu ia
Qet1 hattie.

Der i@me0tf4e @@riftfteller 3ason
2angquiit, 8eri4teritatter bes ~Mfton<
blabet," puroe pon Dem Gbef bes Dfter<
retdti9 ungarif9en General tabes,
@onrab bon 90benborf, empfangen.
Sn Ger l1nterre0ung ertldrte bie1er auf
bic Traee betreffenb Die Mlanosinleln:
sd bin rur @olbat un6 fem politiz
ter. Gin @olbat oarf un0 ion ni6t
politiiieren, aber fir midi als Meni@
ftebt es feit, oob bos gefomte europa
unbebingt piin19en mub, bab Sic @uiz
fen na@ Mfien 3uridgebrdngt merben,
nobin 1ie ibrer Dirt na@ poutommen
geb0ren. Son Often fommen f4on
felt uubentli@en 3eiten bic @efabren,
sic Sic &ultur @uropas beoroben.
S@me0en bat Bel ber @erteibigung
@uropas cine Ger berbprragenbfen
Stolen gefpielt, aber jeBt ptro mar
3euge, 6ab gepthe Rulturldnber @uroz
pas NIT a1er &raft bic @uKen gegen
oie @Dlfer 3entraleuropas ous5ufptelen
perfu6en. S@ bertebe ntdt, mas sic
Bran5olen barnit pollen, aber ih 1ebe
bas 3tel unb @treben Der engltf4en
Polttit gang genau. gnglanb geniigt
es ntdt mebr, Die @oue gu fpielen mie
bisber, es fir6tet einen @ibalen auf
benz Meer, un0 INN 6iefen Mipalen
los5unerben = bas beiBt nit an0eren
Morten bic Oeutf9e &%pnfurren3 -, tit
es gu ieber Sat genetst unb berett.
Mber fir Ste anberen @0lfer @uropas,
ipe5ieu fir Sic ifan6tnapi1@en, 1T es
tlar, baB fi@ ruffif@e Snterei1en nit
benen Gurppas nibt pereintQeu lo1en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-12-14
Glpan's Ointment fir iteife @lieber.

Mbel1n1atiihe g6mer5en un6 @e=
fen tbeilen lid Sen @elenfen NIT uno
MAIDEN jeoe Bemegung. 5u elmer Sor=
tur. grlei6tert guer 2eioen NIT
'Slpan's 2iniment; es 0ringt raid
Elm obne &eiben un6 meidt un0
1parnt Cure meben M}11sfeln. 9aS
perbidte Slut miro in Clifton geiett;
cine ein5ige M%pplifation miro Sen
Sdmer5 bertrei6en. SIoan's 2ini=
me1rt lit rein, bequem unb raih tpirf-
Iam; es moht Bic 9aut nidt fledig
nod berihlieBt es bie Noren. &a1ft
eine 6Iaihe beute BEL gurem Mpo=
tbefer, 25f. - Sing.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-12-14

= unterf9ie6. r9tes @bez
paar giei9t fi@ iogar Bis auf bic rote
Taie".
rNur baB iie oiefe auf berfdiebene
Nrt betommen boben: @r bon pielen
Weinen unb ie bon bielem Meinen".
= @uter &at. &rittter: SD
rate Sbnen, Sbr @ert felbt gu re-
5eniteren".
n8arum?"
&rittter: r@etl sic ie6enfans Der
ein5tge finb, BET eS LETT.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-12-14

: @orfi6:. Sin: nMun, Bob,
parum rau4it Du ni9t mebr III Sc
oenlpart BON 9umen?"
Bob: rOas tu' id niemals tpieber.
DIS ih tiir5li9 in @egenpart elmer
9ome raudte unp Ringe in oie 2aft
blies, itedte iie Den Singer in einen
ossielben uno erfldrte, iie betra9te ii9
ul3 melne 8erlpbte!!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-12-14
SDh)iteJ epptipu. Wlus

= 8 8 d It yebDt1pN. CIls
pen geritts eng Gefansenaufiebers
IN ois prrssiseEe 9eb0roe, Detssffen5
ein GefGnsniSrepplte): nIu4 Strd]z
ling M.Ieter ssosrGets liN mte raieno
uno itieB inter onoerem oll6 Die
Irpbun9 Gus, Ct peroe ben plden
@olth oss ebrfurdjt5poLit s fertigten
0uflhlibeu".
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-12-14

- Won feinem @tanb<
r9te1e Mpbnungsnot ieBt
= es 1T f@redlt&!"
rSa, gang f@auberhaft; in meinen
6rei Mietsbdu1ern fteben ni9t peni>
ger ais flint Mobnungen leer!"
= 8etra@tung. Rurt (befen
@ltern in @@etouuq liegen): r2a11S>
bub' baben lie MIDI gef@impft, &c,
bauen baben tie midi um bic Mette,
unb ieBt, mo ite auseinanber geben,
6a raufen ite ft@ UNI mi@!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-12-14
Cine fibele Tabrt.

metiO fl 9rer =: Sum Sspttl, pes it ssna LIPS !ea Der 3~s
g@affner: rSSa, mtHens, im lBkn Mosen bat cine Mngkrgt'
ln1hoft mdbrenb Der 6obrt aus 2anseneae cine 4nsl in ben nebenfhe>
kenben Bod aenprfen, unb ba bt Elm 9e@t onaebifen. Sen toQen fe
nun partout ni4t auslanen." .
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-12-14
IriBten: r9u, Saul, Die 2eute fngen: rSSh idnnt Dir Sob uno
SiIber." uno baum npnen lie BON unuem popo flint pfenn;ge!"
ouflhliten'

= 9f1af ertreter. user 1T
opa nur Der a~uffaIeno getletoete
Menfd ba briibeu, ben man gu ieoer
Io9es5eit bter burmeln fiebt!!"
rWos, ben tenn1t 9u nidt? 9as
1T Elm Miqipndrsi0bn elmer unz
Ierer bep%eutenb5ten Srpttoiriiten!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-12-14

= @pn6erbare Muffo .
flung. rWarum lahen sic Sbren
@obn benn nt@t au@ &!aDter LETT
11en?"
rMber i9 perbe meme @0bne bod
feline peibliden 9anbarbeiten MAIDEN
loflen".
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-11-13
B. ( 0. OFFICIALS
VISIT FA|RM0NT
Daniel Willard And A. w.
Thompson Are OH In
spection Trip.

President Daniel Willard of the Bal.
timore and Ohio railroad arrived in
this city this afternoon ut four y. m.
and was accompanied here by his staff
from Baltimore and several other Of.
ficials. Among these were vice presi.
dent a. w. Thompson in charge OF
Industrial development.
J. N. Scott of the Monongali divis-
ion. headquarters at Grafton arrived
in the city on Train No 3 this morn.
ing To meet President Willard aud
slow III" party through the yards and
shops here.
General Superintendent J. r. Ece.
gan. predecessor OF Mr.. Scott at Graf.
ton and now general superintendent
Of the Wheeling division was aboard
the special train that brought the Bal.
timorc officials. The train came in
from Wheeling and after staying in
the yards here for about half an hour
left for Pittsburgh via the Councils.
vile division.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-11-13
Charleston Citizens
Opposed to the Plan

Especial Dispatch To West virSinian>
CHARLESTON. W. Va, Nov. 13-
Republican business men OF Charles.
ton held a meeting at noon today and
Seer etary of State to confer with Gov.
crnor II. d. Hatfield and learn IL tho
executive proposes to call all extra.
ordinary session of the legislature.
Tho voice OF the meeting was 10
protest against such call and Mr.
Swishe. was directed to inform the
governor that II the call he made
that meeting Of protest will be held
by the Republicans including members
OF the Legislature elect have been
called here by the Governor to discuss
whether tho legislature should be as.
sembled to provide measure to pre.
vent the incoming governor John j.
Cornwell Of Hampshire from taking
steps to remove Republican state Of.
ficials who have been electen on the
face of returns In West Virginia.
1t is said that the call proposed will
provide for the passage Of bill p!ac.
ing the appointive power now held by
tho Governor in the hands Of the board
Of public works r
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-11-13
City Hall Notes

Work OF paving East Park avenue
will be completed according 70 a state
5ment by City Commissioner Lehman
this morning "5y next Thursday II
the weather does not hold us up" AZ
ter this Is done tho gangs. will be NOV.
ed to Oakland road where work will
be finished il possible before the bad
weather sets in. Tho paving OF Nor.
Eantown avenue from the residence @!
Or. Graham to the corporation limits
Will not commence this year.
, The cops were chasing Zach Hugh.
Ses again this morning. lie came out
on the streets dressed il his regular
evening suit wearing straw hat witt,
blue ribbons on It, The hat was sever.
al sizes too large for zach bu. rc
managed TO keep 1t on. HIS face
was blacKed and he was shcu;ins for
Hughes. He got so cents for so do.
ing but the cops chased him from Ito
streets.
It's a question at the city hall AS
to whether the police CHIEFS dog or
his desk takes up the most room. Tne
chief could not 1--we without a b.,
dog somewhere near and The ono no
now has Is always about. THIS 10. VIII
hereafter have tic space allotted tc
h1tu Just In front OF the lire.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-11-13

violations of the election laws. He in.
formed then that 1t was also their duty
TO investigate these charges and urgel
that they summon as many additional
witnesses rs might be needed to ar.
rive at the truth OF the matter.
Owing 10 the absence OF scne Of the
jurors this morning the work Of in.
QUESTION did not begin until late houc
this afternoon and will likely last tho
greater PARTON Of the week. In the
meantime number OF chancery mat.
;ers that demand attention will be
passed upon. Jacob Graevcr was Sc.
lccted as forman of the grand jury
Permits to carry revolvers were
granted to these clerks for the Four
States Coal company OF Annabellc. On
the motion OF Hon. T.. NJ. Snowaltcr.
representing the defendants. II o'clock
Friday morning was set as the time
for the beginning of the argument on
the exceptions in the chancery case OF
the Dollar Savings Bank against the
Smith Race Grocery company. The
amount involved In this Ease nov
amounts to more than 100000.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-11-13
SPECIAL SESSION
. TALK FLIES ABOUT
IN CHARLESTON
Republicans Want to Shear
the New Governor of
Power.

Especial Dispatch to West virginlan)
CHARLESTON, W. Va. Nov. 10
Hundreds Of Republicans Throughout.
the state. alarmed by threats OF Dem.
ocratic leaders TO GUST all Republican
state officials as were elected in last
Tuesdays election. in case 1t is shown
Cornwell is elected governor, are com
municating with Governor Hatfield
and insisting that he convene the leg.
fslature in extraordinary session to
change the law before it is too late.
Nearly hundred Republicans have
gathered here. many of them members
OF the present legislature and all agree
that an extraordinary session is nee.
essary II those Republicans are to he
allowed to bold the office to which
the people Of the state elected them.
1t is admitted that in case Cornweli
is elected the Democrats will have
power TO GUST the other state officials
elected. Contests need not be enter.
ed until after Cornwelrs inauguration
and then he would have the power Of
appointing the third member Of spe.
cial court which would decide the con.
tests and from that decision there
would be no appeal. II the law is to
be amended It must be done prior to
December first. as the old legislature
goes out of office on that date and in
the new Legislature that House will
be Democratic.
In case the legislature is convened
II is likely that steps will he taken
to shear the governor OF much of his
power. because of Cornwclrs boasts
that he will remove Republican an.
pointecs whose terms have not ex.
PRED. This can be done by giving
the appointing power TO the Board OF
Public Works instead of the Cover.
nor and precedent has been estab.
lishcd for this by the Democrats. In
1873 after Governor Jacobs had been
elected as an independent candidate,
a Democratic legislature fearing that
he would appoint some Republicans
to office. nactcd law taking all the
appointing power from the governor
and vesting it In the Board of Public
Works. The Republicans therefore
feel justified in shearing the governor
OF his appointing power under the cir.
cumstanccs. even as the Democrats
did Governor Jacobs
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-11-13
SERIOUS TEUTONIC REVERSES IN THE BALKANS
GRAND JURY TOLD TO
PROBE BOOTLEGGINC
Judge Raymond Also Directed That Reports of Fraud al
Election Be Investigated.

Judge W S. Raymond, of the Cir.
cult court. In his address TO the grand
jury which began their inquisition to.
day, forcefully and earnestly urged
the jurors to thoroughly investigate
the iost law violations which accord
ing the Judge. ARE prevalent in the
community and matter OF common
knowledge and have repeatedly been
mentioned in the public prints"
The Judge ably and clearly explain.
ed the principles OF the Yost law as +.
is now understood. TO the jurors and
concerning the violations reminded
the jurors that where there is much
smoke there must he some fire. ana
1t is my belief that many violations OF
this law have occurred in this com.
munity. II is your business and mat
of the prosecuting attorney to bring
these offenders before this court that
they may be tried and convicted or
cleared of the charges against them. :
Judge Raymond also told the jury OF
the many charges and coultnr charges
that have been made in the press Of
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-11-13
PRESIDENT BACK
IN WHITE HOUSE
Submarine Situation Will Be
Taken Up the First
Thing.


WASHINGTON, Nov. 13.-president
Wilson was back at his desk in the
White House today after an absence
of two months prepared to take up i'm.
portant foreign problems held in abey-
ance pending the election. as well as
domestic questions. These included
the German submarine situation. the
Mexican problem and a number of fed.
eral appointments.
The President was expected to con.
slider first the submarine situation
which is admit eddy serious. A sum.
mary Of recent developments in Ger.
man submarine warfare prepared by
the State department was ready to be
laid before him and in addition he
probably soon will confer again with
Ambassador Gerard on the situation.
The President has not even ronsid.
cred the question of changes In his
cabinet. 1t is possible that naa or two
'eabinet officers may nos :cmain after
Msrch 4.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-11-13
DEMOCRATS WILL
GLOAT IN GRAFTON
Many Fairmontcrs Will At
tend Big Taylcr County
Demonstration.

4 special train will likely he run
from Grafton to Farm mt tonight to
accommodate somr 200 Democrats who
are leaving on train l. ',r the up.riv.
er city for the purross Of "thusing''
some more.
The Democrats Of Taylor county
vii! assist in making tonight in Graf.
ton big affair. Local Democrats
have requested Haltir ore and Ohio
railroad at Orator. for special train
10 leave Grafton At mi hight to bring
the lusty lung>i and ,hroated Fair.
montcrs to thtl- homes.
The Fairmoaters will take along the
red FIRE which WIS shipped here for
"CorEwell niCht' which arrived af-
ter the las. strassier mad pulled the
sheets over his head. This will blSye
away in Grafton such as never before
seen in the smoky village.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-11-13

HELENA. Montana. Nov. 13.-Poli.
tics are not the only interests Of Miss
Jeanette Rankin. first Congresswoman
In the United States. just elected on
the Republican ticket in Montana.
Miss Rankin makes her own gar.
ments. designs her own hats and does
her own cooking.
The Congresswoman's platform is:
National woman suffrage. child wei.
fare. tariff revision, nation wide pro.
hibition and greater publicity in con.
gressional records.
Miss Rankin is a graduate OF the
University of Montana and OF the
school OF Philanthropy in New York
city. She is small. slight and has