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Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-06-15
8aibingtOuer Srief.
(6Ur Ben n9eutider SeroI0. y

!
8nihinQton, 12. Syunt. -
Mit Dem Obr ua6 Gbtcago braften
Ole in ser 9umoeSbatptita0t qebIie-
benen Observation-Disclosures mo Die
| Ioffi3iellen &reiie Die porige 8ohe 5u.
| Die 8erbunoIungen Der &onbente Der
Rcpublitoncr lmo ser Grogreiiipe.-
lDurOen nit groBter Spaunrng per-
Ifulgt. Gen Watformen Der beioeu
| Gartcieu, melde in Der Rolle Der
IfeinoIi6en 8riioer lid iett bier Sab.
rem gefollen baben, tpuroe beion0ere
9IufmertIonteit gelhentt imO iie in
allen tbren 3eilen 8ergIie0ert. Syn
bCtoen Observation-Disclosures lit fet-
ne ro0ttoIe. uniiberbriifbare Miet.
nungsDeribieoenbeit beuerfbor.
&on einem iciuer oeutIAomertfa-
frelmoIiHen 8eitnmtngeu megen be-
funnten neutrality-suspicious. nur0e
ouf cine Grfldrlng Der republitati.
ihen Elatforu bingeDieien, in nell
| der Elm Gertrag NIT 9tlBlau0 gefor.
bert miro, Der yeiue llnteribeiouna
I5mti6eu amerifoniIheu 8iirgern nad
HoiIe, 9teligion o0er friiberer Stadts-
Iangeb0rigfeit nerbittoert." Ger &oH-
IgreBabgeoronete mari Die 6rage auf,
lUe8balb in HuBlano gegenitber oute.
rifaniiben 8iirgern feline l1nterlfie-
De nah 9iaiie, 9eligton ooer fritberer
Stoot8ongeb0ri9feit 9emaft per0en
IIouen, pGbreno bier3ulanoe ioge.
Inannte nmertfnniI6e Batrioten ot
ui6ts gr0BereS 8ergnii8en 3u finben
Iibeinen aIs an elmer SeBe ge9eu Dir.
ger, oeren o0cr beren Gltern 8iege
IN 3eutihlono geItauoen bat. Der
| i8elpdbrSmann teilt nit an0eren go.
litifern ole 9lniidt, bob Ebeooore
NooiebeIt lid ielbit fetnen ihlimme-
rem Stceib fpielen fonnte, ols ourcb
ietne beftigen lm0 ungeredten Pin.
griffe gegen Die 0eutihs hsglmerifuner
imo 6en 0eutIdonerifoniIhen gta.
tionolbun0, oeIien Gor1tdn6ss ltn6
ionItige Witglie0er MIR BON etnem
Iibnen ais omeritaniIhen 8iirgern 8il.
Iitebenocn He6te 8ebrouh gentadt
babeu, ol8 fie fth mil Betitionen on
locn 8rditoenten uno all ben 4ongreB
Iman0teu. DDS ober f0nnte ibnen ME
Imono Derpebren, bo iie fir niAts pc
titioniert, mos I'M @ioeripru6 ait
Iumerifaniihen eSntereIIen itart0, ooer
aegen nidt8 proteitiert, lDaS Iolme ge.
f0rOcrt bate.
SS5rn Sougreiie idIeppten iid6 in Ieb.
fer 8ode Die 8erbonolitngen BIN,
obne irqeub elm gr0Beres Ssltterelie
, erregcn SIT t0nneu. Ger Genat mar
Iniht in Sibung, lmo oaS 9iepr1leu.
tantenbau5 bertrieb ii6 Die Belt, Tim
Den Shein altfrebt 8u erbalten. Sn
. 0ieier ISOLDE miro NIT Dem aus5uge
8obIreiher oemofrotilher 4ongreB.
2lbgeoroueten un0 Senotoren nod
ct. 2oui3 Der aon9reB 5u oerlelbeu
Entenloitgtett berurteilt fem. Die
0ur6 n8entlemen's agreement" be-.
Epirfte 8eoeutltng8loiigfeit Der Sec.
bonolungen, oa 9erutlmg neuer 8or.
lo0en o0er 8el6IuBfaIilng iiber MIDI.
tt8e 1no nod nidt erIeotgte olte aus.
gei6IoiIen lit, miro bis gum 5dluIie
oeS 0euotrotiIben 9ouborts in ct.
2out3 fortoaltern. Gem oGougreI.
IionoI 9tecoro" miro oaourh 91aum
I3ur 8er0ffentlidlnb bon Reoen ge9e.
ben, Die friiber gebolten tporoen iino.
Inter ben tiir8lth geboltenen 9te0en
Ifdlt beIonoer8 Die bon Galeb Bopers
bon 3entufp o11f. gr iprah am l..
Suni iiber oie Observation-Disclosures.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-06-15

Iihcrt uno alien onerifonii6en Bro.
Ou3enten Sdut QelDdbrt. @ir treten
fir 0ie Sdafftnq elmer EariftonlmiIs
iion elm, neI6e &olImu6t bat, SSnfors
motionen iiber ale Eoriffrogen 3u
iammeln, Die Damn oen aongreB lm.
terbreitet Der0en Ioaen.
SoSenfreOitlueIen.
Q8ir befiirporten ein prafttihes
lnO mirtiame8 SDIteal 6e5 8ooeufre.
oitlpeIen8 I'M @egeniab 81 Dem bon
Der gegenlDdrtt9en 0emofr0tiI6en a6.
mtniItrotion enlpfoblenen @eieB, Dos
gdn8lih lpirfungslos lit.
22ir befiirmorten 0ie 9lu86ebnun9
Der freien BoItoblieferung ouf DEM
2uu0c lmo berurteilen Die 0emofrati,
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-06-15
Nntisamerifaniihe 9lgitatiOu wGdlit
in WerifU.

III WeTlIO.
@aIbingtOn, 13. Snni. - 1906
sueitere Sruppeu itu6 nadl Der 0ren5e
hnrNcrt mproen. RAD ben etnlaufeu'
Den @eridDten nimmt bic antisGmcrts
faniidDe 9lsitatiOn in MerifO tmmer
mcbr sn. 9ie gbminiitratiDn Oer'
hcblt lire 8ciorgniS iiber bic merifa'
uiid)e Gage nld)t mcbr nnb Gmtltd
uirO sngeaeben, oaf man ais SOIgcu
bicIer 9lgitattUu einen Nngriff an
8cncrul 4erIbiugs gIrmce befitrdDtct
Stein Iall pOu oircftcn Nngriffcn aui
2lmerifancr lift bis6er gcmelOet iuOr
ben, >ueun audi nmerifaniIdJc Sonin
late uuO anoeres amerifanlihcS Isl
gcntum au9cgriffcu iunrben. 8u iid
Icinc SruppCn in SOntrplle befinoeu
bat GGrransa meiitens OcrIndt, anti
amerifnniidje SemUnitratiuHeu 81
unterOriifeu. SH Oielen sSdllen jebOd
Bn6cm Die Sruppeu Garrnnsn's miiRie
babel aeitnnoeu, ipcnn SetreSen &c
| gen bic Nmerifuncr gcbaltcn nnr6cn
TelObanptGnarttcr, amerltantldl
GrpeOitiOu in MerifO, OrabtIOs mad
Columbus, u, &C., -. SUM. - Ore
oOcr meBr Werifancr tunrben getOtei
un6 OcrIfiebeuc bermunSet, ais 9iitt
mciiter SttD gS. 9ietberit NIT cine,
9lbteilnng 0es 13. Saballcrieregi
mcnts uGd IGnaerer &erfUlgnng ci
ncn lIe6crrcit ban General Gernantes
SanOe iiberrnIdDte. Die 9Imerifnncl
erIitteu feline &erluitc. 2lnf ieDel
Seite itnnOen ctrua 90 Wanu. Seine
Scr merifaniihem GeidJen wnrOe &C.
! funScn.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-06-15
Sngbes' arin5ipieu-GrHa

8un6esrihter 9u9bes bot Die auf-
forberung Ser repubIifaniihen Bar.
tel, iie in oen Ropelnbernnblen 5liilt
Sie9e al fiibren, nit eir1em Sdreis
BEN beanttportet, In 0ein er ieitten
Stanopunft 5ur inneren tno dliBerell
Gage oes 2onoes ertldrt. Gein
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-06-15
GniiiidJe Grfolge uun SOmOOn Der
berrlidIt.

HnIiIldIc Grf6lge ppn S0moDH Ders
berrlidDt.
2unOon, 13. SUM, - Sn allen
SpesialocpeIden ipirb Die quite 9lrbeit
Der rnIiiid)en Irtileric betOnt, luel6er
Der fiirslide idlneac &urmaridl Der
RniIen beIonbers sngeidrteben mtrb.
Sie fiiuffndDen Sifflcn muroen nadD
MnsIage zines 8cridteritatters III
fnrscr 3cit aenpmeH. 2ntsf mar an
acblid, 0urd, 10 &ertetOignugslinicu
gcidyibt, ais es pgn Den 9infen er.
Dbcrt iumrbe.
9unoon, 13. Snnt. - Sdliuere
Sample iinb an Der gan5en OItllden
Trpnt nOm 8plf BON 9tiga bis sur
8ufomina, etiua 600 bis 700 WeiIen,
i'm 8unge. &pn Hiaa bis sum Sa3s
cDloa-TIuF baben Die 0eutIdlen DC
Sffcniiuc gcgeu bic 9uIien ergriffeu,
Sn Saomeits9iuflanb, in Der @cgenD
nuu 2utsf, iuer0eu ueue &ormGrIdJe
gegen bic Seiterretd)-llngarn gemel'
Oct, ebeuIp iiber bic Cren5e onrdD DIT
@alisien. SrUtoem Die SeIterrcid)cr
an uiclcn Gnnf:en hcftige 8egenGn.
griffe unteruOmmen, baben Die HuI'
| len 6iSbcr MIR an ciucm Enntte, nabe
9Obnlinte, uadgebcu miIiIcn, ipo Die
GeiterretdDer burA OeutIfe Sruppeh
DeritGrft tunrScH. Tie Oeutifcn Ser
6nnocten mndten iibcr 1900 rniiiidle
05efnnecne. Sie 9iniicn iOllen Iett
8cginn ibrcr Cfcniiue 114,00O
Nanu gefangeugeuUmmen BGben. (?)
&riten 6ie reineu Stiimper in Sreff'
iidJerbcit.
- Berlin, 0rabtlDs uaf SagOillc, 13
Snni.- Cffi5iere Der Oeatidcn &rcu
ger rGlbtng" uns riSranenlOb" 8eber
in cinem SSnterpie>u iueitere Gin5el
bciten iibcr Die gtprbieeidladJt, tuO'
bel lie beiOnberS Die ogan5 anRerOr
Ocntlid ldDleftc SreffiidDcrbeit" Del
brttIIhcn Sanunicre eruGbncn. Sit
crflGrcu, bic Gliding" Iei lange 3ett
Scm nnnnfb6rliden Idjmeren 5enel
ausgeiebt geiueicn nnO, ,uGBrenb Gin
cin5igcr mOGl9e5ielter Sdui! sur Ser
icnfltng Oes 9renscrs geniigt Batte
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-06-15
9iuijiitDe Grfpl9e S,ueifelboft
0eutde uub 6tereungarihe Irppen treiben &uTn 5rhf
8eneOtg bon 6ferretbden 6ltgeugn befoien - Srtten
MAIDEN GoritoB gegen beutife SteOungen bel 2)pern


aunitantinopel, iiber GOnOOu, 13.
5uni. - Die CffeniiOe, Die BON ben
tiirfiIdcn Srnppeu titr5lid i'm San'
faius begOnnen ipnrbe, bat ibncn, luie
bas Sriegsmiuiiterihm Beutc melSet,
meiterc GrfOlge gehradDt.
in einem 8cfedyt an Der SSraffrOut
6aben Die SGrfen cine ruIitidDe SG'
oallerie.9lbteilnug sDn 1000 9tettcrn
ucrnidDtet nnb cine grORe Yfenge OOn
Sriegsmaterial erbeutet.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-06-15

lei oericl6e and utdJt eiamal gctrOffcn
murocn.
0cutidlnnos &erlnite in Scr 8rDFen
SceIdDlad,t in Der gtOrSiee iinN OOdj
grOfcr, ipie 5nerit gemclNet. 9aS
SdlludDtldjiffr 2iibOlu" nit elmer &aia
ieruerOrGnsnns BON $4,000 SOnHcn,
IOuie Der flcinc, ctma 5000 Sonnen
sGblcnbc 9renscr y9iOitOf" iino anf
Oem 8cgc 5um 6ofcn 9eInnfcn; Of
fenbnr iiuO Die WannIdDaften beiOcr
Sdnffc gcrettct luprben. Ter &c
IGmtonncnoerluit Der 9cntiheu lit ba.
Onrdp auf 10000 Sonneu geitiegcn,
Oem Gin britiifer 5ngcitanOener Ser
Init Dun 1t7,750 gegeniiberitebt.
8enu Der beutife Sieg audi NeSBaIb
nidlt 10 groR iit, iuie es nadj ben er'
item Scridten Id)icn, 10 lit er bod int
merbin ein glan5enber 5n ncnnen,
nmiomebr, ba bic eugliIdlc tSlUttc fnIt
smcimal 10 itart mar uun oennodJ ge'
ifIGgeH lunrDc.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-06-15

(5ortietuua auf Sette 81
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-02-07
Travellers Preparing
For Annual Banquet

The local Council United CONNER
cial Travellers had a large and en-
thusiastic meeting Saturday night In
their rooms In the Smith& Mckinney
building, Main street.
The boys are planning for their an.
nual banquet March a.. These annual
affairs are booked forward to with
eager anticipation by all the members,
as they have always been very enjoy
able affairs. and this year will be fully
up to the highest standard Of the past.
This year the boys who helped SO
much to make the minstrel show a
success will be included as guests
at the banquet.
A. D. Seese, state hotel inspector,
was present at the meeting Saturday
night and explained the workings OF
the inspector law and pointed out
where the law could be made more
equitable and just on all concerned.
He thinks the hotel license in many
cases is exorbitant and should be low
cred, and the local secretary, L. e.
Bennett, was named as COMMITTEES
from the local council to meet with
one member from each council in the
state tor be known as the legislative
committee which will try to secure
the needed amendment at the next
meeting Of the legislature.
"A large class Of new Ambassadors
OF Commerce" will be initiated into
the mysteries OF the order during the
afternoon OF March 4 preceding the
banquet.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-02-07
NATURE: WILLCURE
CON STlPA ton,


AN she reeds is very little help. {.
Constipation 10 caused by accumulated
waste In. the Colon Large 1ntettinc)s
which. under our present mode OF living
Nature cannot entirely remove without q
The rank poisons in this waste get into
the blood circulation too, and make Us feel
depressed, blue, bilious and incompetent
really sIck-H allowed to 60 little too far.
Is Internal Bathing with Warm Water, ap.
piled by tho u. D. L. Cascade. This in
a perfectly natural and rational way, cleans
out all the waste and poisons from the
Colon and keeps It aa sweet, clean and
pure by occasional use ns Nature demands
Tor perfectly healthy condition.
So Invariably, successful has this new and
proved to be that over 100000 Americans
are now enthusiastically using 1t TO cure
Constipation, ward off disease, and keep
tkera bright, vigorous and efficient.
The 81. B. i. Cascade" is now being
shown by The South Side Pharmacy,
Fnirmont. Call and let US explain just
how simply it accomplishes these
great results.
Also ask us for free booklet, why
Man Of Today Is Only so Per Cent. Ell
f1cient."
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-02-07
Peraonals.


H, H. Clarke has returned from .
visit with relatives in Martins Ferry,
Ohio.
Mrs. ]. schock is home from Clarks.
burg where she has been visiting with
relatives.
Raymond Gooding has returned to
his home In Mt. Pleasant, Ohio. after
spending several months in this city
visiting with his uncle. II
A. G. Clayton has returned from a
business visit to Wheeling.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Hughes, OF Elba,
Ohio, are in this city visiting with
relatives. .ta
r. D. Meade, who. has been in the
[ Oklahoma oil fields for the past three
months, has returned to his home in
this city.
Miss Bess Goodwin has returned
from Wheeling where she was called
by the illness of relatives.
Miss Laura Owens has returned to
her home In Butler, Pa. after visiting
with friends in this city.
Mrs. A. l.. Prichard, OF Pleasant
street, has returned from a business
visit to Clarksburg. d.
o. H. Engle, of Springfield. o., has
dCcEpL6A d RN54klVA ID k0GhCAEA AA ttAS
Warrington High school. liz
Richard Chaffey has returned to his
home in Elkins after visiting in this
city with his daughter, Mrs. Paul
Irons.
DR.. and Mrs. R. G. Armstrong are
enjoying a trip throughout the state
OF Virginia.
ha xttoE
Frank Lyons.
Mrs. Miller and daughter, Of Lima,
o., have returned to their home after
visit in this city with the formers
brother, Charles McKenna.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Beatty have re-
turned from Fairmont where they
were visiting with the Iatter's parents.
j. W. Fitzpatrick, OF Clarksburg,
was the guest Of friends in this city
Sunday.
Arch Haskins of Wheeling, spent
Sunday in this city visiting with his
Wesley Queen Is recovering from a
severe attack OF grip.
Miss Helen Rymer, of Faafrmont,
Spent Sunday in the city visiting
with her parents
Mrs. A. Simpson Rushford has re.
turned from Burton, where she was
visiting with her mother, Mrs. Bart
rug.
Harry Rowles has gone to Cleve-
land, Ohio, where he will visit with
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert sincel have
moved to Cameron. MT. Sincel will
operate an Ice mill.
Kinsley Thomas. OF Campbell's
Run, has returned to his home after
attending to urgent, business here.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-02-07
OVERW NJ MINISTER
TELLS HOW vlNoL RESTORED
STRENGTH AND VITALITY

Falrmont people will realize that
we could not publish such letters as
the following II they were not gem
uine and truthful statements Of facts.
The Rev. Mr.. Hughes, Holly Springs,
Ark, says:----
Il am Methodist Minister, and
suffered from broken.down nerves,
loss, OF APPETITE an sleeplessness. I
was weak, my circulation was very
poor, and was not able to do my
duty in my Parish as / felt / should.
I had tried various remedies but did
not seem to get any better. Through
Mr.. Gatlin$ OF Bearden, Ark, learn
ed OF Vinol, and it built me up. !
ragained my appetite, can sleep bet
ter anti do more work. !"
There is no secret about Vinol, It
derives its power to build up the ov-
erworked, brokendown, nervous sys:
TEN from the medicinal extractivesl Of
fresh cod liYers without oil Fcombin+
ed with tonic iron and beef peptor1e.
Anyone in Fairmont whoF wishes
to try. Vinolica do SO with the under:
standing that we will return their;
money IL they are not satisfied,
Vinol is sold at Cranes drug store
In n Fairmont, and the Prescription
Pharmacy, Mauningt ton.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-02-07

Senator England born and principally raised
County He graduated Concord Normal A.hsas
in Mercer County then further pursued his
and having him the
c L b He worked his education e
assist Him financially except three while he yed
with e started practice
Logan IN tie year col the practice is
profession place been
yer important cases finally reached
Court the United
and the
many should this
the following: ..
Fs lawyer Of recognized abli being eSninsnS
Second the
advocated in the Repubica Pla form 3.
Third: He has allied with
nominated will unite on him ihaEs
ing his election. 8Sss, .
Fourth: fine snd. comes from ssssiSH
Of the State which should be ognzed:
Fifth: During his term of office az 81 Sse
Senate body he stood Toy
al' and Special vegesS to none: S hi #s
people snd sc
interests viii he looked after s.
sHiIhays Is banded byst Attorney Genesal
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-02-07
SPECIAL NOTICES
TRUSTEES NOTICE OF SALE

TRUSTEES NOTICE OF SALE
By virtue OF the discretion, power
and authority vested in the undersign'
ed Trustee under and by a certain
agreement and Declaration Of Trust,
bearing date on the 21st day OF June,
1912, executed by and between Bank
of Jane Lew a corporation, Glenville
Banking and Trust Company, a
corporation, Bank Of Jacksonburg, q
corporation, Lewis County Bank, cor
poration, Farmers and Merchants
Bank Of Amos, a corporation, First
National Bank OF st. Marys, a corpora.
,tion, First National Bank OF Shinns.
ton, "a corporation, Citizens National
Bank of Philippi, a! corporation. and
Lewis Bennett, parties Of the first part.
e. M. Showalter, Trustee, party OF
the second part, land u. a. Clark, J.
M. Hartley,SJ: q. Anderson, w. II:
'Spedd EN-, IF /. q. Nichols, u. 4 O. Rowan
II. E. Smith, Clyde s. Holt II. p Gil:
more, IS. Ray He bert, Earl H. Smith.
J. Nv. Med Donald, Z ]. "A. Meredith, and
C. f. Crane, parties of the third part
By which agreement the said parties
OF the first part constituted and ap:
pointed the said p. M showalter, sas as
their Trustee, Il TO take and hold title
toScertaIis realg estate to be conye yedl
to him as such rruste by the Monon;l
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-02-07
WEST vlRelNIA PArEMTs

AS reported b H. E. Dunlap, patent
lawyer, Of Wheeling, W. Va, the Pat
ent Office records show the recent
issue Of the following patents to West
Virginia inventors: Richard Andrews.
assIgnor OF one-fourth to o. NJ. OAR
lington, one.fourth to D. S. Hughes,
one-fourth to G. E. Diehl, and one
fourth to f. B. Hootf, Charleston. de-
vice for cutting crooked screw
threads; Jesse Neiswanger, Clarks-
burg, force pump, Enoch D. Piggott,
Parkersburgh, lock-nut; William p.
Samples and P. Selvey, Grafton, de-
sign for grave-marker.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-02-07
Recovering From illness

The many vfriends throughout the
city and county Of Mrs. U. G.. Haw-
kimberly are pleased with her recent
rapid Improvement from severe i'll
ness which began three weeks ago
when she was in church with her hus.
band. Dr. w. c. Ogden is the attend
ing physician.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-02-07
Warref, Man Fatally Hurt.

WHEELING, WA Feb. Gus
Olson, 81, Of Warren, Pa, who has
been working for the Wheeling Mold
and Foundry company, fell on a side:
walk late last night and sustained q
fractured skull which result ed In his
death today. u.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-02-07
-Pe,rtsonaIs.

The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Lar
ney Railroads. quite sick.
Miss Grace Cornwell of Jacobs street
who has been sick for some time is
improving.
Mrs S. L. Jacobs returned today
from Morgantown where she was the
guest of her parents MIR. and Mrs.
T. Bennett.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-02-07
.p[ea.l1n linle.

Haafold pebsndarfer entertained the
foiiowing friends at q, party on satur-
day evening The Misses Naomi Fur.
bes. Mildred Beall. GeneyieYe Hess.
Aiice Fifggs; Margaret Roach, Kath-
crime Erickson, Margaret Congle-
ION, Mary Eygelund, Messrs. Earl.
Huess ivan Robinson. Carlien Hall.
Andrew Monros, Lucian Lyall. Tai;
baft Haugh and Clarence GarVin.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-02-07

CLARKsBURG, Feb. 1.-THE new
plant OF the Clarksburg Gas and Dlec-
trio company on West Pike street,
began furnishing the city with cleo
tricity esterday. The new plant cost
a million dollars.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-02-07
AID Society, WIN Quilt.

The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Dia-
mond Street NJ: e. Church will quilt at
the home of Mrs Priscilla Merriheld
on Wilson street all day wednesday
and Thursday. On Thursday after
noon business meeting OF the society
will be held. .s .r.-5,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-02-07
Rev. A. 8. Miller.

ID preaching every night to large
and Interested audiences at the local
BapttsE church son Clarksburg street.
M. MilIsrsi a strong gospel preacher
md presents the truth in unique and
convincing way.
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Mrs, Frank Barnes will entertain
the TIA. S. Club on Thursday after
noon at her home OIL Brown street.
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sRooVokFctub,

NIB George Nv. Bowers was hostess
10 3feS BookSclub at her home on East
1iiah5stfaef Friday afternoon. Mrs. Ar
fiidr a. clayton WIN entertain the
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EAST SIDE
]. NEWS .-;-


Mr. and MRS. Arthur Rich returned
TO pittsburgh today after a visit with
Mrs, Rich's mother, Mrs. Viola Spring
er on Diamond street.
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A business meeting Of the Ladies'
Aid Society OF the First NJ. P. Church
will be held Wednesday afternoon at
the church.
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Returned from Visit.
Dick Clarke has returned from Mar
tins Ferry. O., where he was visit.
ing with his aunt, Mrs. c.. S. Cochrane.
during his mothers recent illness.
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nI.d

Paul, the infant sonSo OF Thomas Bnis
chnunn. died 81 the home OF Its grand;
parents. ME-. and Mrs. Gordray. near
Loennspoft, Saturday morning. The
funeral sefVfcegfwerei In char OF Rev:
hlalcoirn and were held from the Hy.
n,er IL. II church Sunday afternoon
m 3 b. III. i ,s3f
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A twelve.pound daughter was born
Yesterday to Mr.. and Mrs. Walter L..
Hoult on Jacobs street. t
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circle No. 1 Of the Ladies Aid so:
ciety OF the M. e. church will meet
with Mrs. Coleman on Clarksburg
street at two p. m. Bring thtmhles. AZ \.
large attendance desired.
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w,lt Meet Tuesday

The w. q. T U. will meet Tuesday
afternoon at two.thirty o'clock at the
Diamond Street NJ. E, Church.
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Mr.. Robinson Recovering.
Clarence D. Robinson who has been
i'll for several days is recovering.
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Saturday,

The Queen Esther circle OF the NJ.
E. church will meet at the usual hour
at the home OF Miss Beulah Hess on
Confer street. 49,
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10 wheeling,

Mrs. Elizabeth Wheat has returned
to her homo in Wheeling after spend
ing several weeks in this city visiting
with her daughter, Mrs. Arch M: Burt.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

am candidate for the Republican
nomination for Congress in the First
Congressional District, subject to the
decision fthe primary election to be
held June c, 1916. The support OF the
voters in said district is respectfully
solicited. . :
THOMAS w. FLEMING +.
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Family Affair.
A perfectly appointed family dinner
Raa gi7sn ~ Mrs. ]. r. Burt at her
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Jana WI'e,.ddtnq.

"A Japanese wedding ceremony will
tai9e Nice N the First Presbyterian
church Oh February
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there being nine iii each series, md
said coupons bear interest from their
ldateof maturity unit paid.
Given under by hand THIS second
day OF February, 1916.
"a u. EHGWALTER
..s7.1ss21:2e! Truatca.
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f.3,ls " =,
held by said aTrustee under the Trust
agreement herein before mentio Toned for
the sbenet e of his cestuis que trust
Said scouponsYha having fbe come due and
payable In regular order tom the
Efirst day % June, 1905 " the aEst
day 81 June 1915 every six months,
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! Mako Calls.

II. d. Clark, pastor OF the NJ. p.
church. will make calls in the Hough
and Brookside additions this week in
the order named.
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To Fairmont

To Fairmont.
Mrs. John Cook has returned to her
home In Fairmont after visiting In
this city with her daughter, Mrs. Ar.
thur G. Clayton.