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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-06
9ie englii6e aliie.
Giu ,streit ,tm bes aaiiers Bart"
s,piidJen ben ensliidcn Staats=
ntGnnern.

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2lopo George bat lein gntleliunesge<
llud einaereid1t, lobalb ct erfa6rcn
bate, baB 9remicr asq,litb abiotut
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|ncu5ubilbenben pberlten aricgsratbc
Iii6crlalien bleiben mllb. 9err Msquit6
ioll 8lpar nidts oasesen ein5uipenben
baben, oaB elm flcincrer ariegsrotb
gebilpet irerbe, aber leiner Meimlna
nad miiBte Der 9remierminiitcr ben
GorliB in bieIer neuen &orpcrldaft
innc haben. Sic meilten iibriaen aas
|binettslnitslieoer, beionbers Der Iiiniz
tier bes slllslpdrti9eu @rep (Ger alld
ldon Sen Strid on ieinem @als 5u
lpiiren be9innt! slnm. 5. 9lcb.) lpucn
Der Wcinung Isauitbs 5uitiintnen.
vGcorsefen bleib ba, bu ,ueiRt ia nidJt,
mics gSetter uirb!"
2pnoon, 5. Gc5. llbr siodz
ntittaas. Sas gntlanllnssgeludb bon
alppb George lit nod niht aneenomz
men fporben. gs beiBt, baB Isqnitb
|llno icine &pllcgen frampfbaftc slnz
ltrengun9en MAIDEN, ln1 Ben ariegs=
miniltcr gum GerbIeiben int neueu
Mtnilteriltn 5ll bcpcaen.
Mittlcrweile barf bas engliif)e @plf
bled)cn, hfef)en, bledcn!
Comb II, 5.Ses. Scr neue&rieasz
frcbit, un1 oeiicn gclpi(lisune 9reruicr
Isqllitb bas llnterballs am 9pnnerss
tag crlud,en miro, ioll 40O,00O,000
Gfuno sterling $4,000, 0,0oo,ooo)
betragen. Gunit ipiirben Bic i'm Sabre
1916 allfeebradtcn aricesfoiten gns~
lambs auf 1,750,000,Oo0 Gflno Gterz
ling ($S,75o,o0o,o ,o0o) gebradt lper@
Ben.
! Gs fummt immcr ,anuerid!"
slsquitb reiignirt. gpnar Gam SIT
ieiner 9sadJfolse berufeu.
2pnbpn, 5. 9es. Sic pplitiidc
&rtiis hat bente Mbenb su ipatcr
Stunhe cinc pDrlaufige 26iuug sef,n=
heiL bic ntait ,u1breitb Der IeBten 4S
Stnnben Idun fir aisgeiflniien se=
baltcm batte. 6erbcrt $. Msqnitb hat
als 9renicrmiltiiter reiisnirt. Gleih
baranf iuurne Der 1iibrer ber l1nipni=
iten, 8uuar Gam, nad hem t6nigliden
sdluiic bernfen, ,up ibm &DnigGcprse
nas ipcben frcisepprnenc Mmt anbpt.
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,uurne,1, pb Sunar 9a,u iid) 5nr lteber=
|lnabme bes &abinettsppriitcs bcreit err
lHdrt bat nnn es berridJcn itarfe 3tpei=
|fcl, pb CT inter ncu ubiualtenben @cr=
b1ltitiilen bas rcraitt,purtlidlc 9lmt att=
ncbmcn iuerbc. Sm Safe ieiner 9lb=
lcbunttg iutrb has Nmt gan5 siueifcllps
/ bent Grtegsminilter 9lpgh George SUI
fallcu. Dian glanbt allsemetr, haf bas
&palitipns 8abinett NIT uenigeit
9lcnberunseu lit ieilcr 3niammen=
| iebung nnb init einer neitcn &Grper=
lid)aft sur eucrgiideren 6urtfiibruts
bcs &rtcgcs mcitcr bclteben blcibcit
merbe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-06

|leIlldaft CUR llnteriuduns ser lp5ia(cn
Solgeerl6einun9en bes arieges Sic
@eian1mtberlilitc Ser siaiirten an
Sobten, gerlplnocten lmb @ermiBten
NIT 15,1O0,0o0 @ann an. sierbon
cntfaaen 100000 auf gnelano,
s,5oo,ooo auf 9fllblanb, 100000
auf asrallfreid, 100000 auf sstalien,
4S0,000 nnf scrbien, 100000 aui
8elgien unb 100000 W1ann auf 9fuz
ndnien.
uWsinb DDnr u,un buiineR!"
2onbon, 5. Sea. 2aut elmer Hotz
terbamcr 9epcife an Sic yIimes" loll
9cutlblanb Ser bpuanbilbcn 9teaiez
|rllng allf beren ginmdrbe aeeen bic
|Seportirllng bcleiic5er g(rbciter nad)
Gcutlhlanb cine sntiport ge9eben baz
|ben, beren ssinn lib in ben1 einen
Sabe, "6olfano mose licb sefduislt lin,
leine cisenen slnselcgcnbeiten flint
mern". aniammensefabt lperbe.,
fonnte.
Sic nieoerlanbildc 8eeierlne bate,
ipie I'M 20. g1pbember bcridtet lpurbe,
Der Delltlchen mit9etbeilt. baB Die 9e-
pprtirung Der bcl9ilden arbeiter in
5ollanb eincn lebr pctnlidcn @inbruf
bcrporserufcn bate.
Gd)nn iuieocr cin ,6all".
g9aprib, 5. 9es. Ser italienildc
9ampfer vYalermo lpcl6er 25 slmcz
rifaner an goro sebabt boben lpa.
ipltrbe beilte OH Ser ipanilhen aillte
torpebirt. Gin ansebIid amerifanilder
Seemann loa infolec bon @erlcbunz
gen, Sic CT bel Ser scbiffserplolipn erz
littcn bat, I'M 5oipital in Yalafrltaell,
Spanicl, geltorben lein, mo Sic lleberz
lebenben gelarbet ipurben. 9rei anbe-
rc Seele1te 1ollen bureb bas Sprpebo
I6iper berlebt ipprben lcilt.
gSar be,paffnetes &pntrebanbcidiff.
9fclp Yprf. 5. Seq. Ser bieIige
@crtrctcr Der Naui9ationc Gcneralc
Staliana, Der geliscri1 bes berienften
gampfers -Gnlcrmo". sab beutc 5ll,
Bob bieies SdGfT u5ur @ertbeibisung"
init 5lpei @anonen ar1nirt mar. Gs
|battc AZ an,erifaniidc Gferoelparter
an gprb. Sic 2abuns beltarlo aus
S5S Nailleiclu uno 100 Gfcrben,
1472 Snra,en bon Srifitrptpluol,
eii,e,n febr ifaaasss ncuen grplpiipitpf=
fe, ioipic t,ielen Ion,1en bon Dlunitip,l
unb ariessn1aterialie11.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-06
ecniatiunsprpscp beenbet.

Ct. Soicp +, Mo., 5. 3c5. Scr
iriibcrc Ha9efilbrerbe slnipalt bes 8ne
d)anan GpuntDs. Gstar 9. @icSuniz
els, ipelhcr oergrmprbuna ieiner eiaez
nen Gmttin @arriett Nspb Nlc9nniel
onacflust iror. lit bel,te Mbenb bon ser
Surp nod, sipeiltiinhiser 8erntbung
freioeIprod)en lporbcn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-06
: Sic @crlnitc IN Der nsdJ!ad,t bel
9lthcn". 4

(6ortleellng auf ser 6. Seite.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-06
Bon Der @eitfront.
gritiider slnsriff abscidlasem.

8erlin, brabtlos iiber sappille
Is. Seq. 3as @rpBe Soauptquartiel
beridtet bcute bon Ser 8eitfront, bai
britilde Sruppen seitern sbenb einet
Torltobberlll6 lan9s Der 2anbitrab,
gilbert @arlencpurt untcrnabmen
aber abgci6lascn ipllrben.
8ritcn beridjten pon cincm beutihcu
llc6erfallc.
2onoom 5. Seq. Sic enslil6,
@eeresleitllng melbet beutc, bab liib:
lid bon Coos geltcrn slbe1b beutlht
Sruppcn in, rbetra6tIider gtirfe nad
elmer i6lperen artilleriitiiden @orbe.
reituns einen Streif5u9 gescn sic eng
lilcben sdiibcn9raben unterna6men
aber sltriid9etricben ipllrben. sonlt III
bon Der @eitfront nidts bon 9cbeu=
tllng 5ll mclben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-06
G6ret bic Traneu, bic fedteu nno reoen,
Nnlere &atapfiufragettcn nad)em lid bel 0erleIung
Der &on9re6botidlaft Mnliebia,1 bemerfbar.
Vrdoen enbal d auer asubctluseu iber 9ebeusmeltbe
Ste bcbcn @anier &pnsIes odumn
Spatipn ieiner ySenerer1u1hlnna

9err @lIor sbenfen Sic fir oas agmec 5ralenrc 1
tbm?@ - gas iano au m Surngeenbanncr ggion dnua@
5elte bfdnbniBung. &onne dnocrs benl Oanta
@lon aB out oer @ale 6ausfrac Sic icr Sic alsz
basonen a9en, pirb Sic 9ion unos6ous6alsz z2saofr=
lie epiohen Sic ~uercn @0dte" lno gsangtOn no
Ser 9lrheit
Ser golau onereb0odoft e9t ap zci ocs elattcs
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-06

lioltienz o0er &unlpelfannfr bcsaonz
grncs ols aultltrOofltnlcnt fiir fiinftige
eenefottpncn anfbcpo1rt lueroen
Oiirfte.
gSeitcrc 2cmpuifrationc1 ober lr1z
terbrecbln9cn Scr SotIhaft5uerlentng
fa1hen nit]t itatt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-06
SntareitS GaQ Nh. s;,o0 Trage ber 3eit.
Wufen miiifen oaS seblidla8en aaer Ib,ps rfdut.
pie 8egen oic @erbanoeten 3mgeten.
Snpalonseere 9abeu ind sageu 5000 Mann oefauaen
4oooo anaoa &lpmet bcs aanbesprooucn niqe eda
ten retdten Sobcns Gumancns

adhh uDrt ebt nas Sberfonmanbo serbnonh
gent nut Dem 8ebanfn ab5ubanten Sic rlIhe Sffen5n
5uf snang Der Nunanen b(cibt cniebdnen lene<
ppfer EN- ompetter Sbbag Sic gonauidiabr crDinet-
m pcrgten serben IN Ma5eponie dcincn prfd @ose
efiungcH gu babcn. - Gubc
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-06
ltltIcr fpitipieliscr Iesierunss=
hausbnlt.

SoIbinaton 5. Sea. I'm sic
&cgicrlln9smoIdlinc bpn so. sunni
1917 bis sum- 30. SUM 1918 I'M 2au@
fe SIT crbaltell, ucr0en St,654, ,8t9,e
654 bcn6t6iot. sic Lief niir mint nrrz
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-06
Gupe @cuas
9ic suliirten i,td,en ibre gtbencr
Gthlappe ictt nnrdy bbsiuillise Scr
lcunbnngen SIT ncrtnidjen.

2pn bpn, 5. Se5. 9tud) Spnbcrz
oepelhen bonn Spnntng aus Nirdus,
lpn Die slIliirtcn pie Sclegrapbculinien
fpntrpllirell, lit bie Gage in 8rtcdenz
lunp nebr ais emit fir Sic Gntente<
Mdd]tc. Sic lcbtcn Gtrabenfdnpfe in
Mtben lpllen buourd entltanbcn icin,
nab Sic 5000 Mann Ser Gntcnte ii,
cine vperrdtbcrild,e Sale" aDnis
&pllltuntins llnp leiner Mesicrui,g ges
lpdt ipprben ieicn. $4,000 0tann pcr
fnnigstrcuen Irmec inIlen nie Stclz
Illn9e,1 slbn,irals bu Spllrnet llmSina
gelt babcn.
9fad benlelben 8erihtcu inll &Dnia
&onitantin in alIer Stille lcine Srupz
pen ,upbil maiden lluo iicb 5lln, &rieg
gcaen sic gt,tcnte riiite,. St ipll Bic
gb1id)t baber, nit eincn, Sbeile Der
Mademen ld)en Truppeit suinmmenz
supperiren. Der an Der Wonultirfrpnt
cripartet miro, um @eu. Surrntls slrz
NEE in Der Slanfe ansusreifen. @s
ipirb ferner semclbet, hab srie6iId9e
Srnppen auf Yiraus all narid)iren.
Sic @crlnitc III Der ,sdlad,t bel
gltbcn".
2pnbpn, 5. Se5. 8euter lpirl
aus Ntbeu sen1elbet, oie Scrl,llte ii
sen Strabenfdmpfen belalfen li6 mad
cinem gericht bcs sriediidlen @enerals
gauaris allf: @rie6en, tobt 3 Sffi:
sierc unb 26 Mann; perlpunbct 5 81:
fisiere, As Wlann, A Seelplonten ltni
II 3ipiliItcn; TrnnsoIen tpSt 2 Sffi:
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-06-05

atess appeared at the school In turn to
apply for the position but none OF them
suited the board. As q teacher could
not be found IN the graduate class the
board decided to select one from the
short coruse of'the normal. The frst
application for the position from the
short term class was selected without
a moments hesitation.
The closing Of the White Rock
school and the successful term OF the
teacher was shown In the last act
when several OF the faculty Of the nor.
NAL. the board OF education and pa
rents OF several OF the scholars OF the
school came to the commencement .eI.
ercises.
There was some rather pointed i'm.
personation during the action OF the
piece, but It's was all done with the
utmost good nature and made even the
friends OF the victims rock with laugh.
ter. Thu attendance was very large.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-06-05
Miss FitzWater's
Pupils in Recital

The pupils Of the expression depart
ment OF the Fairmont Normal School,
OF which Miss Beatrice Fitzwater is
the head, will appear in recital at
the school auditorium this evening,
beginning at $3.50 o'clock. The pro-
gram is as follows:
l How They Brought the Good
News from Client to AK ........
.............. Robert Browning
.Goldie Trippett.
II The Anchorite -. A. Conan Doyle
Louise Leonard.
III Editha's Burglar, Hodgson Burnett
Esther Homer.
~ The Revenge ......... Tennyson
Ethel Watson.
v A Sisterly Scheme ;. H. c. Bunner
Naomi Straight.
vi Renting Baby ....... Stockton
Ruth Phillips.
VII Incident OF the French Camp
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Browning
Grace Morgan.
VIII The Way OF a Woman 800.
............ Paul Lawrence Dunbar
Pauline darlington.
TX Ballad Of the East and West :.
................... kipling
Dorothy Harris.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-06-05
High School Seniors
To Hold Class Night

Glass night will be observed by the
members OF the J. o. Watson Glass at
the Fairmont High School this even.
ing at the school auditorium, begin.
ming at s:15 o'clock. The class has
prepared a good program that will be
presented and the exercise promises
to be unusually enjoyable. The pro,
gram:
Fairyland-waltz, Zeazic, Glass
1916.
Glass History-Miss May Hawkins.
Quartette, will o. the Wisp," by
Sproff-Misses Ruth Hamilton, Ethel
Toothnan, Helen Mcmillan and Irene
Barnes.
Glass will-sydney Levin.
Class Prophesy-Class 1916.
Glass Song.
That is The prearranged part of 1t,
but there promises TO be some things
that are not on tho program IL the
Juniors get half chance.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-06-05
Mrs. G. B. Browns Body
Taken to Covington

The body of Mrs. C. B. Brown, whose
death occurred on Saturday. was TAX.
en- to Covington, Va, yesterday, where
interment was made today. The fun.
eral party left here on 16 yesterday
via Washington, D. c., and arrived in
Coyington at Z this morning. Brief
funeral services were held at the resi-.
dence Saturday evening, conducted by
Rev. w. ]. Eddy, OF the First Baptist
Church. Joseph Mason, representing
the Fairmont Mining Machinery Co.,
Of which Mr.. Brown was an employe.
accompanied Mr.. Brown and son, Earl
Brown, to Covington.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-06-05
J.H.DILLOW,0F
route NO. EIGHT
PLEASED.
Tells Druggist Crane About
Wonderful Benefits De-
rived From Nerve
Worth.

These Nerv.worth endorsements
from well known home folks who bold.
ly and willingly sign their names to
their statements are having marked
effect upon those who read them.
Cranes Drug Store-I had kidney
and Bladder trouble for three years,
and became extremely nervous. Also
had nervous Indigestion. Doctored
some and got temporary relief but new.
er found anything to compare with
Wentworth.
I've only taken It one week and ]
feel better every way. My nerves are
much improved, my Indigestion bette.
Sleep well at night. Eat my breakfast
and go to work feeling better than ]
have for long time. My bowels are
regular now. No trouble in that way.
I'm much encouraged from the re.
suits thus far. cheerfully recon-.
mend Wentworth.
It's helped me more than anything
I ever took.
J.H. pILLow,
Millersville. W. Va, Post Office,
Fairmont, Route S.
Your dollar back at Cranes DRUG
Store II Wentworth does not bene
At you. This Is our own guarantee
CRANES DRUG STORE. b
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-06-05
Seniors Victims|of
Short Course Comedy
CLASS PLAY GIVEN SATURDAY
NIGHT WAS NOVEL TO THEME
AND TREATMENT.

The Senior Normal Short Course
class play "the Ideal Teacher" given
Saturday evening was one OF the most
original and unique class affairs ever
held at the school. The play was
staged In three acts and was laid at
White Rock, In this vicinity.
II was given under the supervision
OF Miss Inc johnson. a member OF the
Normal faculty, and was a laugh from
the start to finish. The story con.
cerned school at White Rock that
had no teacher. The Board OF Edu.
cation met In session In the first act
TO look over a number of letters from
graduates of the Normal school and
to select a teacher from them.
After the letters were read gradu.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-06-05
.BAGCALAUREATE
Tor F. 4. S. '16

Or. Il. G. Stoetzer OF the First Pres.
byterian church delivered the bacca.
laureate serman before the graduating
class Of the Fafrmont High school
OF the evening service last night at
the y. M. G. A. building, the temper
AIRY place Of worship Of the congre.
cation.
Dr. Stoetzer spoke from the text
Man Did Eat Angels Food" taken
from the 18th Psalm. He drew many
striking lessons from the text and was
heard by splendid attention by the
class which is composed of 6S mem.
beers. The choir under the direction
OF Mrs. G. WI waddell rendered an ex.
cellent musical program as follows:
sHark Hank My Soul" by Shelly,
Mrs. Fankhouser. contralto soloist.
Trio Protect Us Through tho
Nights Churchmann. Mesdames
waddell. Fankhouser and Lamar Sat.
terfeld.
AT the morning Sunday school hour
the Ghildren's Day program was pre-.
scented. Pretty songs and recitations
were rendered by members Of the Sun.
day school class under the direction Of
q committee of young women. At the
morning church service, baptism was
administered to several infants. Mu.
sic for the morning service was rem.
dered by the choir. A solo by Mrs.
Fankhauser. II Think When read
That Sweet Story Of Old" by John d.
West being a feature. The choir sang
Fear Not sYe o Israel" by Lansing.
Announcements made from the pull.
pit yesterday indicate a busy week in
church circles. Tonight the westmin.
ster Circle OF the Mcfarland mission
band will meet at the home OF Mrs. ].
81. Backman on Fairmont avenue. On
Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock the
Board Of Trustees will meet in regu.
lar monthly session at the Office Of
Mayor Anthony Bowen in the city hall.
A congregational meeting will be
held on Wednesday night at the Y.
M. &c. A.Iat7:3 o'clovk.
The Woman's Home and Foreign
missionary society will meet on Fri.
day afternoon, at the home OF Mrs. w.
+ Black ats Hillcrest and the stoetzer
misnion band will meet on Saturday az.
ternoon at $3.50 o'clock at the homo
OF the Misses Ora and Louise Kisnef
ut 400 Maryland avenue,
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Miss Nell Dougan will entertain this
evening at her home on Benoni avenue
complimentary to guests here for the
Acker.Sigler wedding, which will be
an event of Wednesday. Guests al
ready here for the event include Mr..
and Mrs. Acker and Harold Acker, Of
Washington. D. c., parents and bother
Of the groom to be, Landon Sigler, of
Akron. q brother Of Miss Sigler, and
Mrs. Hall, also OF Akron.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-06-05
Curtis.Miller.

Wesley Curtis, Of Fairmont, former.
ly Of Philadelphia, and Miss Clara L.
Miller, OF Philadelphia, were united
in marriage this morning at 10 o'clock
at the parsonage of the First Baptist
Church, Rev. W. ]. Eddy officiating.
Mr.. Curtis is an employe Of the Fair
mont Printing and Publishing Com.
pany and has been a resident of the
city for several months.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-06-05
EMINeER CASE ENDS.

The rotion to have the committee
discharged In the case Of the West
Virginia Humane Society against L.
B. Eminger. which case occupied the
circuit court Friday and Saturday was
overruled by Judge Raymond. Emin-
ger was appointed committee to care
for his mother Martha Eminger, who
Is alleged to be of unsound mind and
conduct.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-06-05

Or. Fleming Here-Rey. Wallace b.
Fleming. D. D.. President OF West yir.
ginian Wesleyan College, whose in.
auguration will be feature OF the
commencement ceremonies OF that in.
stitution this year, was In the city yes.
terday. In the morning he spoke at
the First Methodist Church and In
the evening at the Diamond Street
Church on the East Side.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-06-05

Mission Sunday-Grace Lutheran
Sunday school observed Mission Sun.
day $3.50 a. m. when the call OF In.
dia was presented, and the position
OF thew. S. and her responsibility ex.
planned by pastor Kunkle by means
of charts.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-06-05

PREACHED In soston-Dr. Claude e.
Goodwin. pastor Of the First NJ. e.
Church. who was In attendance at the
General Conference OF his church
which was held at Saratoga Springs,
preaced In the First Church at Boston
while he was away. This Is one OF
the historic churches of the continent
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-06-05

Postmaster ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Manley. who has been Ill for some
time with sciatic rheumatism, is i'm.
proving slowly and is NOW able to sit
up in bed for a while each day.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-06-05

Got Huge FIsh-Morgan Holt OF
Walnut avenue and Arthur Hearn or
Watson, two small boys. this morning
while boating on the Tygarts Valley
river about two miles above the con.
fiuence spied a pike lying motionless
among e lot Of grass and tangled wire
near the bank and they managed to
flop II into their boat. When It got
out OF its element the fish began to
fight and the boys were compelled to
hit II on the head with a club before
they were finally sure of It. The fish
weighed II pounds.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-06-05

Father and Son Under Knife-oliver
Rice, residing on Spruce street, was
operated on for appendicitis last even.
ing at five o'clock at Cook Hospital
Mr.. Rice is an employee OF the Monon.
gahela Valley Traction Company. He
Is resting we'll today, with good
chances for recovery. Ashby Rice,
father of Oliver Rice, was operated on
last Monday morning at Cook Hospital
also for appendicitis DR.. A. L. Peters,
OF this city. and DR.. Arnett, of Clarks.
burg, performed both operations.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-06-05

Baptlsm-ole Schmidt Frost, the In.
can't son OF Mr.. and Mrs. o. S. (GilD
Frost, was baptized Saturday, June
8, at 4 p. m. The sacramen of Holy
Baptism was administered by Rev.
H. A. Kunkle, NJ. A.. pastor of Grace
Lutheran church, the parents offici.
ating as sponsors. The witnesses
present were Mrs. Broomfield, Mrs. o.
F. Graham and daughter, Phillls. Mr..
and Mrs. L. c. England and daughter,
Verna, and katheryn and Lora Frost.
After tho ceremony, Mrs. Frost served
refreshments.
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Houas-1o a. m. to 9 p. m. DAILY.
Consul. the man with the reputation
ARE YOU IN TROUBLE,

The All.wise Creator did not endow
you with high ideals, noble aspirations
desire for happiness and return for
that great love craving within your
heart without at the same time plac-l
ing within your reach the means OF
attaining these desires. II you are in
trouble Of any kind, or not satisfied
with your condition in life. come to
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YOU. Positively NO CHARGE IFs.Ii
fail to TELL YOUR FEARS, HOPES
and AMBITIONS when you call; when
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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-06-05

Blue Crane Here-Summer colonists
and people who were boating up the
Valley river in the vicinity OF Benton's
Ferry report that large blue crane
spent Saturday and part Of Sunday
there.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-06-05

Virginia Christian Endeayor society
was here from Clarksburg yesterday
comforting with the local committee
In regard to the C. z. convention to be
held here the latter part OF the month.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-06-05

The woman's Auxiliary OF the Pro.
testant Episcopal Church will meet on
Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the
home OF Mrs. Charles Powell on Cleve-
land avenue.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-06-05

Dentists at cIarksburs-prs. c. H.
NELL. Herschel Satterfeld and How
ard Burnett attended the sessions Of
the Monongaheia valley Dental assoc
iation which was held Saturday night
at the Gore Hotel In Clarksburg.
About thirty five members Of the as.
section were in attendance. The To-
cal dentists made the trip in DR..
Neills car returning early Sunday
morning.
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ELLIS A. YOsT

Candidate for the Republican nom.
nation for State Treasurer and best
known as the author of the Prohibi.
ton law, earnestly appeals for the
votes OF all Marion county Republic.
cans and their active, organized sup.
port at the polls, June 6, 1916.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-06-05

Miss Rutteneutter Here-Miss Lena
Ruttencutter. secretary OF the West
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-06-05

Veteran Very lilo. J. Barkalow.
veteran of the civil war Is very III at
his home on Cleveland avenue anu
small hope is entertained of his re-
covery.
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Going to colIese-Mr. and Mrs. Oil.
yer Shurtleff will close 1.-THE Edge"
their Fairyiew home, next week and
go to Morgantown. where both will
enter West Virginia University, Mrs.
Shurtleff for summer course and Mr..
Shurtleff for course Of study which
will extend over the next two years
and lead up to his degree. He has
been district superintendent OF
schools In the Paw Paw district.
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MY CHARGES ARE NO HIGHER
THAN THOSE OF THE INFERIOR
CLAIRVOYANTS. MY FEES RE.
DUCED IN ACCORDANCE WITH
THE TIMES. CALL TODAY-TO-a
MORROW MAY BE TOO LATE.
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