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:: CONFESSIONS OF A WIFE, ::

Very different" said Paula, was
green.
And here IS queer thing, Margie
You remember l told you cried over
Earnest's letter at the time and smiled
the other day when ! rcrcad it. Well,
I smiled over Jetl's letter as | read
It In my dressing room and the other
day when | came across it suddenly
felt my eyes smarting with tears. Tears
because | did not realize JefrS worth
from the first. have never yet been
able to explain. Margie. why l fell
so desperately in love with Earnest
Lawton.
II know now some Of my infatu.
alton was due to the fact that at COL
lege all girls talked lot Of their IA.
vorite actors and attributed TO them
all the manly virtues and manly beau.
ty that could be found outside Of a
readymade clothing advertisement.
don't think one Of us ever thought she
would really meet an actor. ! am sure
| never did and so when | met Earnest
Lawton promptly endowed him with
all the virtues that could possibly
come tied up in masculine human
form.
Poor dear old Jeff, on the contrary
was without any romantic glamor. He
was only the red.headed grocery boy
who used to deliver his fathers wares
at our gate, and even then, when he
had graduated from Yale and become
young writer who was being spuh"u
Of most glowinly by the magazine cli
tors as among those present. he wa
still! the red.headcd grocery boy IT,
me. Do you know. Margie, up to thai
time and years after, never took in
terest enough in Jetf's writings to
read one Of his stories.
"Ma-gie. sCtors are the most egotiS
teal Of m6n aud everybody knows all
men sTe e@ti;stical enough. Most
gtrlS read so much about the actor
and when they sae him aaNoss the foot.
lights he is always doing such roman.
tic CT heroic things that a girl un.
consciously maXes up a character Of
all the wonderful qualities with which
the brilliant press agent endows his
star plus all tue maginings OF her
sentimentally fertile brain.
Even seeing my hero face to face,
as did daily, did not pierce the CLAM.
or with which | surrounded him. Con.
sequently the manly letter whlch jeff
wrote me, only made It's appeal to an
Indifferent understanding. 1t began
without salutations:
"I have Just come. Paula, from the
wonderful evening with you. the first
me in all my life when have been
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THE DAILY
SHORT STORY
The Unbidden Guest.
q
II N
q
BY lola FORESTER.
Copyright. 1916. by the Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate.)

<eIT doesn't seem as II he could pos.
sibly mind, even II he did sudden.
~ appear and discover US using
his rooms" said Beth. "EIe hasn't
been In them for months, Anne, and
nobody knows where he is
Yes. they do, too. Mrs. Lannigan
says she hears from him once a month
regularly, when he pays his rent, and
the letters are forwarded from Paris"
But she says II would be all right.
and it's only for Christmas eve. We
can't possibly have twenty-five young.
sters up in this sky parlor. and his Is
the only other place. Wen pay her
for the use Of the rooms and she can
settle II then with her own conscience"
But Anne felt dubious over the prop
osition. They had lived at Mrs. Lanni.
gan's quiet studio building just of
Washington Square for four months
now. ever since they had come to con-
quer New York. Beth had dived head
first into settlement work down In the
Italian quarter. She mad lace class
and modelling class. ard helped out
en- Sunday night concerts besides Now
she had Christmas party planned.
with twenty-five OF the children from
the settlement to entertain. Anne knew
perfectly well that when Beth had ex.
tended the invitations she had not had
the slightest idea how she was to get
away with It. Mr.. Randall's studio had
been second thought. probably
brought out by a consultation with
Mrs. Lannigan, who aided and abetted
Beth in all her widest undertakings.
rThat noih mn OF
humming serenely to herself.
1--WE got his keys" she cried. Como
on and take a look at everything"
Beth, enveloped In her modelling
apron. invaded the coveted suite with
the air Of conqueror. It really was
just what they needed-three good.
sized rooms, all furnished with a Ger.
tain easy desire for comfort as we'll as
artistic effect.
HE smokes a pipe" Beth said, lift.
ing several from monk's.head rack,
with critical air. "Prety good etch.
ings, too but don't like the jap
prints. They always look like spoon
faces to me, those girls with the drawn
out faces and long fingernals. Won.
der what he's got in the cabinet?"
She sat crossed.lcgged on the floor
before a big lockwood cabinet. her
head on one side like a curious mag.
pie.
"You haven't one bit Of right to look
in there, Beth"
II know. but in the interests OF art"
Beth smiled. and opened the two doors
wide. Sketches" she announced.
Hes an artist. All black and white.
though" She spread the folios out
on the floor. turning over sketch after
sketch Then, all at once. she held
one up. II was rough sketch. Just
the turn OF the drive below the arch
where the Fifth avenue motor buses
made their stops. And It was summer.
A girl just stepping Oh the bus had
turned to throw bunch of flowers at
some dancing. half.clad Italian boys
splashing in the water from the by
drant.
anne" she said solemnly. Look
at me. It's my hat and suit and every.
thing"
ITS very good. l think" Anne an
swered calmly.
you haven't sr"-k of adventure in
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Painfully Injured,

Paul X Tetrick met with a very
painful accident on Sunday afternoon.
After several hours skating on the
ice he had taken Off his skates and
had started for the shore and while
passing over some very slippery ice he
started to fall. In attempting to save
himself he threw his left arm forward
and in Che fall It was caught under the
body resulting in the dislocation Of the
arm at the elbow joint and also frac-
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Personals.


Cloyd Mlnnear, OF Waverly, Wood
county. is visiting relatives here al
present.
Prof. Dallas c. Bailey, principal Of
the Enterprise schools, was calling or
friends here Monday.
Miss Clarice Cakes was weekend
visitor with relatives at Shinnston.
DR.. Raymond B. Nutter, Of Enter
prise, was a business visitor here Mon
day.
Miss Anna Brumage. of White Rock
was shopping here Tuesday.
Constable w. E Basnett was bust
ness visitor in Fairmont Tuesday.
|. |. Weaver, Of FairmOnt, was a
business visitor here Monday.
Arch Monroe. of Middleton, was
shopping in town Monday.
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A Coastinn Accident.

Miss Mary Cakes. young daughter
Of Mr., and Mrs. Finley Cakes, with a
number OF other school children were
coasting on last Thursday when two
OF the sleds collided resulting in Miss
Cakes left arm being broken.
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Circle. Eight guests were delishtfuliy
entertained and tempting refresh.
ments were served. The members De
the club present were Mrs. Clyde Ma
chesney, Mrs. William knode. Mrs. j.
c. Yost, Miss Daisy Williams, Miss I'll
liam McBee, Mrs. w. M. Bowman, Mrs.
Ira Yost and Mrs. s. A. Barto, Of Pitts
burgh.
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John Sutton, Fred Wilson were bust.
ness visitors at Fairmont.
T. V. Wells and Mrs. Glen Wells,
Mrs. Jesse Wilson and Mrs. Josephine
Yost were at Fairmont shopping Tues.
day.
Mrs. w. D. Yost was hostess Tues.
day afternoon at her home to the
members Of the Needle Craft Sewing
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WORTHINGTON.
win Enter a Hospital.

Jas. l. Michael. who has suffered
from an intestinal trouble for several
months. left on Monday afternoon for
Rochester. Mimi. where he will enter
Mayo Brothers hospital for an opera
ton.
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The merchants of Worthington re.
port a splendid holida: trade this year.
notwithstanding the great increase In
price OF almost everything in that line.
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turing the arm. DR.. Orr attended to
the injured man. We understand an
X.ray examination of the arm shows
a badly shattered bone.
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Fred Barns Dies
49,. at Health Resort
WAS A SON OF THE LATE HENRY
LEE BARNS OF THIS ,
CITY. ....

A message received hero by rela'
tives yesterday announced the death
Of Fred Barnes, a son Of Mrs. Mar
garet Lee Barnes and the late Henry
Lee Barnes, which occurred at South
Mountain, near Franklin, Pa.
Mr.. Barnes had leen in declining
health since last fall when he SUI.
Tered a severe attack of pneumonia.
and complications developed and from
that time he had continued to fail in
health. For several weeks he had
been at South Mountain. a health re.
sort.
Mrs. Barnes had been with her son
for the past year and was there at
the time Of his death. The father OF
the young man died in this city about
two years ago.
He was an employe of the Balti.
more and Ohio railroad with head.
quarters at Pittsburgh. He was
single.
The body was taken to Washington,
Pa. the former home of Mrs. Barnes,
where interment will be made tomor.
row. Mrs. Elizabeth Arnett. of Nor.
gantown, a sister of Mrs. Barnes, had
been In Franklin for several days
and accompanied the funeral party to
Washington.
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o. /. MorganDies
While on Vacation
FORMER RESIDENT OF FARMING.
TON SEIZED WITH FATAL At.
TACK OF APPENDICITIS.

Messages received here and at
Warrington yesterday announced the
death OF Claude Leslie Morgan, Of
Cincinnati, Ohio, which occurred yes.
terday at Adrian. Mich. where with
his family he had gone recently on a
pleasure trip. While in Adrian Mr..
Morgan was stricken with append.
citis and died on Sunday.
The deceased was a son OF the late
Mr.. and Mrs. William Morgan, OF
Pennington, and had ben located in
Cincinnati for some time, where he
held a responsible position with the
Proctor and Gamble soap factory. Sew.
eral brothers and sisters survive
namely: F. T. and L. E. Morgan, Fair.
mont; A. E. Morgan. Fairview; Mrs.
NJ. v. MILAN, T. v. Morgan, Manning.
ton; 7. s. Morgan. Worthington;
Mrs. A. D. Amos, Electra. Texas; Mrs.
Eaude Kinkead, Wichita, Kansas; F.
H. Morgan. Woodward, Oklahoma, and
J. c. Morgan. Of Idaho.
The body will be taken to Cincin.
natl where burial will be made. L.
E. Morgan, a brother. Miss Beryl
Morgan, a niece, and T. v. Morgan,
Warrington, also a brother, will go
to Cincinnati to attend the funeral.
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Mrs. Sarah A. Glover
Buried Yesterday

Fr:,eral services over the body OF
Mrs. Sarah Ann Glover, wife OF John
Glover and II of the most highly
esteemed women OF Marion county,
took place yesterday morning at 1890
o'clock frcm the residence Of her son,
A. NJ. Clio :, commission OF the Mar.
ion county court. A large number Of
relatives AM friends from this city
attended the funeral among the mum.
Der being Sheriff and Mrs. T. v.
Buckley, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Martin,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. !. Brett, w. H. Roush.
Ira Aiken, Harry Paiste, E. J. Thomas
and NJ. L. Sturm.
Eight ~grandsons Of the deceased
acted as pail bearers and the body
was conveyed to the family burying
ground where interment was made.
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FAIRVIEW.

Mrs. L. D. Lavell and daughter,
Miss Grace and son, Tom, were week
end visitors at Warrington.
T. H. Toothman and wife are at
Buffalo. N. Y. They motored there
for a few weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McElroy and
Nicholas Yost motored to Amboy,
Preston county. Sunday.
The Fairview Tennis Club includ.
ing DR.. Moran, Allan Engle, Harry
Story, Bill Bowman, VIM. Knode. Bob
Rynd, and Bill McCaskey. were in
Fairmont Saturday afternoon playing
the Heintzleman Bros. Tenn Club.
Hampton Mason, Of Robinson Run,
was a business visitor here Satur.
day afternoon.
Mrs. W. ]. turtle, of Macarthur, O.,
is visiting her father.
j. Y. Hamilton and j. E. Sutton
were In Fairmont on business Satur.
day afternoon.
o. E. Morris and DeForest Yost are
business -isitors In Fairmont Satur.
day afternoon.
Mrs. Lavinna Hamilton entertained
Sunday in honor Of her brother, Wes-
ley Barker, who will leave next week
for his home at Columbus, Minnesota.
The families present included: j. Y.
Hamilton, OF Fairmont; Lee Martin. of
Fairmont; Herbert Hall. of Fairmont;
Miss Fearl Martin, of Fairmont; Adas
McFestus, Of Bula; Marshall Wood,
Of Waynesburg. Pa; Geo. Thomas, Of
Warrington; Charlie Martin, Morgan
town.
Mrs. Harry Seymour, who had been
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CANNING CLUB
GIRLS AT NORMAL
Thirty of Them Are Attend.
ing the Three Day DEM
onstration.

The Girls Canning Club Of Marion
county headed by Miss Cora Price has
been busy all day at the Normal school
putting up tomatoes, beans, ETC., In
glasses and tins.
At nine o'clock this morning the
fires under the enormous lead nj 70.
matoes were started and the s!rls in
attendance started 10 ''sugaring, tasr.
Ing, sailing and stirring" until II
seemed as though the thermometer
had risen to 100 OF more. The girls,
who apparently were lsed to stand.
ing over fires, ware right at home and
all enjoyed the work end listened TO
instructions and had lots of fun while
working at their "puttia' up"
There were about so girls present.
Miss Guzeman OF Morgamown taking
active charge in places where Miss
Cora Price was uuable TO dc Tie work.
Miss Price was handicapped on az.
count of a badly burned hand sps-
tanned while using sealing wax on a
Jar of fruit.
The program carried out tpday and
those on the two days to follow are
herewith printed.
Ftrstgsda 8 a. a., enrolment; 9:2O
3 m, Canning tomatoes in glass:
l1:00sa q. m, Canning tomatoes in tin;
1900 noon recess; 1880 p. M. Can.
ming beans in glass; 1880 p. m, Start
Dixie Relish tdemonstration).
Second day, $500 a. m. Canning Der.
ries in glass; 1880 a.. m. Complete
Dixie Relish (demonstration); 1900
noon recess; 1880 p. M, Canning beans
In TIM 1900 p. m. Berry preserve
ldemonstration); Start canning plums
orlpeaches In glass.
Third day-9:0O a. M. Complete
Berry Preserve; 10000 a. H., complete
canning peaches or plums In ilass:
1900, noon recess; ~1:30.3:30 p. m,
making berry preserves by class.
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ELECTRICAL STORM
D0ESMUGH DAMAGE
One Woman tainted and
b Two Were Burned Sat-
urday Night.

In a severe electric storm which
swept over the county last Saturday
evening many were injured, much dam
age done and many fires started.
The fagpole on Fairmont Hospital
No. 3 was ripped by lightning. This
no frightened and stunned Miss Ger
r!trude Criss of Columbia street that
she fell unconscious. Neither Miss
Crisis nor the patients OF the hospital
was injured.
When the home OF W. S. Thomas
was struck. Mrs. Thomas and Mrs.
Rosetta Maple were burned. The
burns are slight, not mountaineering
either today.
Mike Barrackman, of Barrackville,
lost three prize steers when they
were struck by lightning.
The second floor of the home OF
w. "A. Hustead, superin./ 1dent Of the
East Side schools caught fire when
the house was struck. The flames
were put out without the aid OF the
flremen.
The home Of Joe Stiles was struck
but no damage was done. Several 9th.
er5 houses suffered likewise, none Of the
places struck needing firemen but the
GAINESVILLE school which was but
slightly damaged.
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Marshall.E

Announcements of the marriage of
Miss Gcnevieve Caldwell Elliott. of
Terra Alta, and Ralph Sherman Mar.
shall, of Morgantown, have been re.
reivGd in this city. The marriage
performed at the home Of the bride
parents, MI. and Mrs. A. Judson ri.
lott, at Wildwood Lodge Terra Al.
ia, at eleven o'clock on Saturday
morning, Rev. A. ]. MacRae, OF the
High Lawn Baptist church at Hunting.
ton, performing tho ceremony. Mr..
Marshall is a graduate of the West Viz.
ginia university and Is a member Of
the Phi Kapps Psi fraternity. He Is
secretary of the College of Engineer.
ing of the University. Mr.. and Mrs.
Marshall will reside In Morgantown.
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visiting here, has returned to her

visiting here, has returned to her
home at Wilkes Barre, Pa. accom-
panied by her mother, Mrs. Harriet
Martin. and sister, Miss Pearl Martin.
C. L. Jones spent Sunday at En-.
terprise visiting his father.
Mrs. Martha Warner, Mrs. Ollie
Toothman. Miss Lillian McBee. Mrs.
Ritter Rice. Mrs. Rella Sine, Miss Ger.
trude Chaefaut, Mrs. NJ. E. McBee,
Mrs. B. L. Ammons. Mrs. W. D. Yost,
Mrs. r. c. Garrison attended Mrs.
Stealey Prices funeral at Farm: mt
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. B. L. Barr was shopping in
Fairmont Saturday.
Mr.. Fred Ambrose. of New York,
was a weekend visitor at :he home OF
hii father-in.law, II. D. Eddy. His wife
and baby will accompany him home
Monday.
Mrs. ]. W. Burlfne and Mrs. Wise
were In Fairmont Saturday afternoon
TO see the formers son, George Bur.
line. who underwent an operation at
Cook hospital some time ago and is
improving.
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Y. M. c. A.. Direetors-There will
be a beeting of the Board of Direc'
tors Of the Y. NJ. C. A. tomorrow after.
noon at 4:3O O'Clock to take up the
matter OF improvements for the build
ing during the coming fall. The build
ing will be given a thorough over
hauling and will be in fine condition
for the classes this winter. ~.
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Monday Mornings
Police Court Record

c. A. Condor, charged with speed.
ing yesterday afternoon in a Pennsyl.
vania state car and forfeited $500.
J.. T. Young, arrested by Officer Dig.
mar for drunkenness and disorderly
CONDUCT forfeited $500. He was pick
ed up yesterday evening.
Sam Dittone, plain drunk paid S.
in Mayor Anthony Bowen's court this
morning on charge Of intoxication.
George Hawkins, drunk, also paid
the mayor IS for the privilege Of
using the streets while under the in.
Auence OF liquor.
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and the organization here was quick
to follow.

Building Wa'I-Construction of the
200 feet of stone wall that will be
built by the county below Pike street
to support the I'LL and grade OF the
Dakota road was begun today and
will be completed within a short time.
This wall is below the unpaved sec.
tion Immediately south of the Buffalo
creek bridge.
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Mr.. and Mrs. James Thomas have
as their guests at their home on Chi.
cago street, n number of guests In.
Guiding Mrs. William Furlong and Mrs.
George Snider, OF Connellsville; Miss
Marjorie Power, OF Cleveland, Ohio,
and MFR. John Gellbach, jr., Of New
berg.
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Family Re.union-Hon. w. S. Mere
dith will be the orator at the annual
reunion OF the Hamilton family which
will be held at Fairview September 8.
The committee in charge of the ar
rangements is preparing a fine pro-
gram for the occasion. Fleming Hamil.
ton Is president and W. A. Crowl sec
rotary Of the reunion association:
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HOUSES FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Eight room house fur.
nished complete. four bed rooms
an bath. Reception hall with tele.
phone, parIor with piano, large din.
ing room. kitchen and pantry. Large
porches. Good water. Ten minutes
walk from business section. VIII
lease to quick reliable renter till
March 31g 191S. House has been new.
y painted and papered. Call Bell
Phone 1881.
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VISITING Son

MI. and Mrs. John H. Sanders ant
daughters. Jauline and Josephine, are
the vacation guests of their son, Guy
L. Sanders and wife. 704 Church ave
nue.. The visitors will return to theii
home at Oakland, Md, today.
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WE Huntley who has been station.
ed in the city hall for the past year
has closed his office there and last
night left for Buckhannon where he
will audit the books Of West Virginia
Wesleyan college.
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Autos colIlde-victor Shaw and DR..
H, D. Causey met In a collision Sun.
day night with their cars at the cor
ner of Ninth street and Fairmont ave
nue.. No one was hurt and neither car
was very badly damaged.
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Political Equality ciub-The Politi-
cal Equality club will hold a meeting
tomorrow evening at the Women's
building. Important matters will be
considered and all the members are
urged to be present.
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DEATH OF INFANT.

Marcellus, the four months old son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. saubirn, resid.
ing on the Speedway, died Saturday
night. Services were held this morn
ing andttnterment was made in Maple
Grove by Undertaken R. G. Jones.
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Car OF Track-A Fairview interur
ban car was derailed Saturday even.
ing at Morris siding. the car turning
crosswise on the rails. No injuries
resulted but the track was damaged
and the car held up for several hours.
Traffic was carried on as usual.
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Suffrage Endorsed-At a meeting of
the local union No. 40 Flint Glass
Workers. held Saturday, woman sui
frage was unanimously endorsed by
the members. Some of the unions of
flint glass workers in the state Of
Ohio last week endorsed the fovement
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Worthinston on Vacation-Edgar n.
Worthington Of the local Y. NJ. C. a..
left today on his vacation. Worthing-
ton will be gone for a month and two
weeks before he returns he will at
tend school at Silver Bay on Lake
George where he will graduate. this
being his last year there.
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Ira Smith. who is a great friend
Of all classes, being as great a pal Of
the street laborer as of the city's fin.
est has decided that there is not much
sensein camping his hand me downs"
and has donned his khaki trousers
and when directing the work OF the
sewer and water line builders can
hardly be distlnguished from his work.
ers only by his bulk.
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Guests Return Home-Mrs. Willis
Bailey and sons, the Messrs. Willis
and Ben Bailey, Mrs. E. NJ. Sturgess
and Miss Florence Grant, of GAINESVILLE
Ohio, who had spent the past week
here as the guests OF Mrs. Edwin Rob.
inson and Mrs. Robert Fleming, have
returned to their homes. The Zanes.
Vile guests were honor guests at a
number OF social affairs while in this
city.
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The Fairmont Audit Company. W. E.
Huntley and s. E. Miller have practi
callyS completed their audit OF the city
finances for the fiscal year ending
June 80, 1916. Reports will be turned
over to the city some day this week,