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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-16

Bolsheviki, upon whom they inflict-
e1 losses.
pitol Ste Of Public Safety
agen,~ 8 atchina hin to try
to arrange iise between the
Kerensky forces q. 4 the Bolsheviki
A manifesto, signed,~by Trotzky
'inthe name of the Peoples Com
nissaries' breathe in every line the
fear of Kerensky. Knowing that all
Russia looks upon him as the heart
and soul of the revolution, the radi=
Gals took pains to picture him as it's
foe, and themselves as it's saviors
Knowing that as long as Kerensky
is at large their orgy is menaced by
a quick, forcible finis, they have cor
dered' his arrest, and states that his
forces are completely defeated.
kerensky IS believed to be making
his headquarters at Gatchina, sc
miles southwest of Petrograd. A
Stockholm dispatch said that his
troops had entered the city and cap
tured part of it, including the New
sky Prospect, the capitals main
thoroughfare. Another dispatch said
that Korniloff entered the city Mon
day and rallied the whole garrison
except the sailors behind him. 1t
added that the foreign ambassadors
are in communication with the ge.
neral.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-16
&rGiiocnteu ienber !5ilien til
Braailien.

S Mnleoring al at 8ra5ilien i for
rige l1ge erflere0e &rig moo IplflanD
ienote Hrpfi6ent @ilion f9lgenoe
Eelegrom til 8ra5iliens Brpiioent
uSillab mig paa Sc Sorene0e Sta-
ters SolfS % &egjeril1gs 8egne at
fig, mes bpilfe11 @lGoe % biertelia
8elfon1It bi iomnen mc0 Sc an6re
Notioner> ser er fpreneoe / &rigen
moo Eplflan0> n1p6toger Sen ltore
&epublif 9ro5iliens SSnotre6en
&rigcl1. 9ets &onbling 0cnne fri
tilfe Sis fnDtter enbnu ltprfere Set
Ge1ifabsboan0, Ser binber Sc to Re=
publifer lammen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-16
fSlpj om Sap mes 9pbem.

2ejtnont / @arens sSlppeforps
@onlon McGonn flpj fra 9eorfolf,
So, til Duquoin ST., cn Stref=
ming poo 1923 Wfil. &on forlo6
6loooeltotionen peo 9forfolf Ons6og
slften meo Weatros Gbos. 9lllen iom
Bosioger, og flpi til 9uquoin me6
fun cen 5to116s, ner1lig Cincinnati,
bbor ban fog Benlin ON 8oro. syIDb-
ningen tog ober ii .Simer. &ejien
bleb gjort, for6i McGon, piloe le
lin Mo6er, ir16en bum bpoe..
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-16

Gn uTclferostonlite" / Il,slo,
OIL, Dor nplig laoet II S. IS. @.
Muno misban0le.
Disic S. IS. IS. par. / Yolitirette1l
funoet ifploige / 2ssgengeri og
n1ulfteret $500 bper. Metsla9en pa=
reoc nnitel1 til Mionot. 'Jangerne
blep fprt til TGngllet / tire 9luton1o-
biler, Ga Sc b1ep iton0let al Meno
i lorte aapper. 9is1e tpang Yolitiet
It'll at uolebere Sangerne, Ser bler
fprt til Ell aleft 8pens lt0fa11t,
bpor &le0erne bIep rebet al Dem til
2ibet, og piifet me6 atll,t. Gor bpert
|Slag raabte Wenoere:: rs be frRu=
|feOe bclgiife &pinoers pg 8pr11s
Nab11." 2
gftcr at Sc BOT inOl,nl,rt meo
Sjpre og Gier pao Sc blooigc &pgge,
bleb S. 8. SO. fert leneere ms
2onoet og iaget moo Olagebpioerne
nlco EebolCer= ng @eb9rlfu6.
Scncrc blep ser anbragt Ibpre
Sfilter opcr s.. IS. IS. @opebfporte=
ret, paa Serlbal1eltationerne og paa
Ee'cgrof= og Selefonltolperne me6
fplgeltoe llnberretning: u8efienot-
gi6re1le til S. IS. g9. 2ao life
Solen gaa ne0 opcr eoer / Suslo.
@clfprbsfomiteel1"
Holltlet flyer, at oenne 8elfpr0S=
fo1nite er fienot font vSribe0sri66er-
ne.
Set er iii ellera life 1oooan, at
Der fan 1fobes 2obIp6igbeo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-16
News of the War.

ITALY.
Dispatches from Rome state frank
ly that the Italian government and
people entertain grave fears for the
safety of Venice. The evacuation OF
the city's civilian population has be.
gun. Art works are being removed
to districts far behind where the
fighting zone might possible extend
The Italians and the Austro-Ger.
man armies are in battle array along
the Piave river from the hilly region
in the north to the Adriatic sea -
the Italians on the western side and
the enemy along the eastern bank.
The Italians are holding the Aust.
ro-German advance on the Piavt
line. Early reports from the front
Tuesday were favorable. - Heavy
shelling is in progress all along the
new front.
The Italians are entrenched back
of the west bank of the Piave river
and the Austro-German force is
taking the place of the advanced
guard on the east bank. The strip
of water between the lines is half a
mile, widening at some points to g
mile.
The Italians are holding the line
along the Piave and also in the
region running westward through
the hilly country from the vicinity
of Feltre to the Settle Comunl. Sew
eral attempts made by the enemy tc
pierce the northern front and en-
circle the Italian left wing have
failed.
The Berlin official Communication
asserts that on the Upper Plave lO,=
600 Italians have been cut of and
forced to surrender and also that
the Teutonic forces have pressed
southwestward from Belluno and
now are standing before the town
of Feltre, on the west bank OF the
Piave. 1t is considered possible that
the enemy may make an attempt
to press southwark from this region,
along the valley and the railroad,
but the Italians here are entrenched
in strong positions, which apparently
cannot be taken except under heavy
losses.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-16
Gtprt @aiferi.

SEQ Greet Safes llb6annelleslej-
rem pe6 Chicago bleb ct nngtigt @o=
iferi, bpor ser bil fl,nne poifes ca.
100000 5tfr. Sri on1 ltge11 / 1t0=
ite l1ge toget / 8rug. SIR moatte
5ol6oterne ielb boife oeres Eei og
ON 5pn1neren beto0 0ct> at 10000
Man0 bber Sag n,aotte ru life Ell
bbi6 Oragt.
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st 5ono .paa $37,25O,0O0,

eller $500 for bper Sol0at, er un=
Ser Sllolomling u6 ober 2unoet.
Bengene ogtes brugte ill., at ser fan
1foffes 5ol0oterne omfri1g / Sc for
ifiellige 0pe4ieslejre og anbre Ste-
ser, bbor Ser ct 1tationeret 5ol6a=
ter, gob og fornpjelig l(n0erbolo-
ming >laa Sc fife ifol bore friltet til
at lpge fen, bbor Ser ct Oaarligt
Selifob eller bpor 2alter gaor /
Spang. Nrbejoet bil / ierlig
Gra6 blibe lagt / @nl1oerne paa s..
S. Il. 80.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-16

Sore @jelnme=Ip1fere erflnrer, al
0e er re0e til at ofre alt fpr 9l1neri-
liza / aamp paa alnerifnnlf Sor6,
!mell life / Srunfrig. 8i bar CT SCR
berbienme, og De bpr life ipiloe SiO
meo at bperpe Zig Sen, ONT Set er
0eres Mlbor at gipre oeres for at
Din0e Arigel1. Sore Debneoe Stri6ss
frgfter forbereoer Jig MI til De bel
6ige 4untpe, lon1 pellter Oen1 paa
@urppas 5lagmarfer; n1ell e11 me-
re pnlfottel1oe &rig foregaar fer
Djenme 81 bar Sjen0en ber bort
eget 2ano Millioner af Sienoer
1t11oer alte nu1lige Jprflnonilrger og
Malfer; og oisle Millioner er for
lige for bor Sifferbeo og panife!ige-
re at beiejre el10 Sc fje1lotliee &ere
poa &a1npfronterne.
Denne ijenotlige Scr, font opere-
rer ber bort eget 2ano, CT langt
itgrre enc mango tror. Den teller
Mtllioner. gn Del af bisle Soft er
etonn l10l9noinge;; men Ell itor' De1,
moaifc 5lcrtallet, er 8orgere. Man
ftnoer oent operalt % / alle 2ips-
itilillaer;; De feroes, bbor De bill,
oG goar og foml1er, ,1aar 7oe bbor
De bill. Der er falot al oe11 Seren
% Glaaoe1l, % De firlbes II Sun-
81: o'lreoer Of andre SfiIlineer, bbor Sc
tan faa 0pIDsri11eer af itor milf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-16
Sramspprtifibet uiSimlanb"

|b1ep forlc6e11,. oa set bor paa Sil=
boaebejen til Sc .Sor: Stater, rant
al cit Torreoo> men beifaoigeoes oog
itfc pprrc, emo at set bar 5to1b
til at naa tilboge til en- u6enIon6if
Sobn peo egen &jplp. uSSinIan0"
Der ti6ligere fejle6e n1e1lem Seem
Dorf og europailfe &opne, tilbprenoe
~@eo Stor 2i1ierL", er poo 1896
Sons % bpgeet / 8bi1a6eIpbio i
1902. s Beripner or1fom bco gln-
grebet poa vSinGon6" og en- Man6
fobncs.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-16
Gm 5an, menlianina.

Meaieringen bar ll6regnet at Eplf-
1al,o filler 14.3 5oI6ater i Serte1
for set iornme 8el6b, ion1 oe Sor-
eneoc 5toter betaler for en- enejte
Soloot. Dcn erflarer, at slmerifa
1lraa bctale $14,3o, bbor' Sc fienbt,
lige 0ationer fun betaler $t.OO for
ct fgre arigen Det beo6er, at Sor-
ifiellen ifRloes oe a11erifanffe goloa<
ters bgiere 2glt % 6e obrere l1orult-
1tillgs oifninger ber 2nnbet
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-16
sgrfe ! gesas.

Sooper bar ororet 1856 5roet-
beal1e til Sc gene / SsSeras Cd set
itGige 0ep Merico Ser e. bier1isgt
lnf ggrfe, for at fire 15O, 600 Rppa
oerfra til Ggne, boor man Bot rlof
af grRs og gono.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-16
RUSSIA.

General Kornilov, leader OF the
futile revolt of some weeks ago
General Kaledincs, former hetman
of the Don Cossacks; Michael Rod
zianko, president of the duma, and
Professor Milyukov, constitutional
democrat leader, are reported to be
forming a government in Moscow
Whether it is supporting Kerensky
is not yet indicated.
Premier Kerensky, at the head OF
100000 loyal troops, is marching on
Petrograd, where the maximallsts
rapidly are losing power. In Moscow
loyal troops have driven the Bolshe-
wiki revolutionaries into the Krem-
lin.
A bloody encounter has taken
place near Gatchina between soldiers
from the front, headed by Premier
Kerensky, and Bolsheviki forces from
Petrograd, according to advices
which have reached Ira Nelson Nor
ris, the American minister, from re-
liable sources. The result Of the
battle was not reported to Mr.. Nor
ris.
Petrograd is still in the hands Of
the Bolsheyiki after desperate street
battels Sunday in which q handful
Of military cadets were exterminated
or captured by members Of the
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-16
st al Sc fprite Dire ira sSSuwa.

Deerle 9. Sop, ser meloes at ppre
EN- of 6e tire fprlte Sorelleoe 5toters
Solooter fa!6ne / Tranfrig, er 5en
al 9. @ap, cit Jarnter beo @li66en.
Merle @ap, Der bleb 21 slor gam
mel bperpeDe fig ben regu1pre Mr-
me iioitlebne 8. Mai bu ban efter
&rigserfleringen fat1ot Jig opfor0ret
til at forla0e Sarl1ral1 og Doe 2anoet
fin Sienelte. JSan bob6e Min Sil=
looelie> og oet nager mig ifHfe " ioe6e
Sooercn. m5fuloe 0en pngre 8rooer
en Gong bile eoa, iaa go0t og bel, ="
tilfpjcoe ban reiigneret. 6orl10er1
Soru!orc efterlaoer Sen 11nge fol6nc
@oloot Jig en- Bro6er, tS 9(ar, og Ell
5plter, ID 9(ar gon1n1el.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-16
@riaslaaneue til Sc Qlllierebe.

Sc Toreneoe 5tater gap Sen |.
gsobelnber ct 2aou paa $435,0OO=
600 ii! GngIano, set lt6rite 2oa1l,
iom e,tonu bar secret gibet nogen
at DC MlliereOe. Den amerifanife Ne~
gjeriltgs 2aan til england 1l6gigr
bermeo ialt $1,S6O, 100000, n1ebens
ben Gum, io1n er Iaont Sc Mlliere6e,
cr iteget til $3,566, 100000, 6erai
nplig 23o, 100000 til sStalien. gil
&llslonb laanes forelgbig life flere
Benge bbis Be NJ gfeboI oIutionare BIZ
Der beo Moetell.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-16
ltrrbe at forbi,1ore Opnooe!ieu a
Oenuc JprOd. 81

l1fuDe III TorDlllpre sJpllaQe.1elt al
Oenme 5orOc1.
81. a. fan @enipnet til 2l1ftfriger
let blipc e1l Sure for os. Set ct min
Sro> at S7oeleggeller ira 2uften bil
|lpille en- ltor &olle for &rigellS slf=
gjprelie. Gplflon0 bar Dilt 8ejen me0
3eppelinere og Nleroplaller oDer Son.
Don. 9euor en- Snes Jlppere / 29bet
al lige iaa lnal1ge Minutter far
brGbc pg iuure 5000 Men1eifer
bbo0 fan man laa life pente al Sci
IL e!ler bunorc0fol0ige 9(ntal, / gln.
greb, Der fon gjelltages, naar Sci
ifal pere> og ion1 Oen angrebne bol
lao gobt ion1 ingell Wiuligbeo for al
afberge.
Ofcn Dppr lfal puslel10e &irfefel1
for Sc bulpt @unOre0e Sulin0e 2uft.
planer, Ser mart oil ltoa uoa @nten=
tens 5iOe> be6lt finoes? Sbis &iel
og &analen> Sa1nborg og Berlin ifal
bolnbar0eres ira 2uften> mao, en- no
genh1noe nerliggehoe 8aits l9ges
og Sc Dunite ger ipnes oa nelte11
S0eolet.
9torge fl1n0e tel pere Wellernlta.
ton. Dfen SEN blotte Oeistanfe ON
ilige N!aner bill fao GDlferre til =
1om ~Senner" = at belGtte bort
2on6.
Jor yelten CT BET en- Dunife1iQ
Sag at profetere pm oenne &rlgs
Gang pg Weioler. Set ct life len.
gere nof at fjel1Oe lin Siltorie oQ
@eografi, foroi oct mi mere % mere
fon1mer at> life pua 9erenes Man0-
tal men paa Be tefllilfe WfiOler, ser
itaar til Nao6igbe0. Set ct Waifi=
nerncs &rig, life Muslernes; 0erfor
bejer 9luslonDs Miillipner fl1l1 tibet
Set er Wfuteriellet = &c lbGre So
noner, meO DiOtil 11fjel1ote Wtasier
al @rol1oter, Sc npe 5prpngltoffer,
@iftgas, So11fs, WalfinlfDts, SlDpe-
malfiner pg lll1Oerbnn0sbaaOe og
oljfens SransportniOler = alt be-
ticllt al faa, pelpDeoe Soft, ser MI
gipr ltbiaget., 90 naar ieg tror, at
Il. g. bill lpgge oet ufgjprer6e SOB
/ S9gtlfaalen, ct set life bets 1C
Millioner Wtrnb, men 6ets WtaIfiner
af al 5logs meo oe tilbpre11oe 0ri-
ltigere Scfniferc, lom jog regner
me0. @beln peO enbn1l bpab a1neri=
fanif 0pfin6lon1bco fon bile os? Gil
&rigsn1alfinerne 2ltffen Sug=
lene - % unOer @oll0et - Jiifene
= fon moolfe erbnu fpl1lne Ofa,
finer 1lnocr Sprben WeulbDarpe.
Gell 5lags Detailler ntoa ri looe
Solf joni .g0iipn ON. Wen 1laar ieg
til TroOs fpr at set 11pente0e og
l1lifre Dpg ct liffer pao &rigel1s cit
oelige uofolo er Set, foroi jeg ct big
pao> at Gentral1nagterne oglnn SSeff=
nit og Opfin0lonlbe0 pil liggc unoer
for Gntentell plus Il. g.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-16
sribtbtof 9eanien beipser 3oolepelt.

Sen norife &olarforifer Or. Tri6t-
blot Nanien, Ser itaar / Spioferl
for ben norife &omnrisiion Der til
2alloet, bar Sol. Sbeo0pre Mooie=
belts @iGlt pao Sagon1ore Sill. 8e=
ibget bareoe fire elmer. 5an1taIen,
Der par 1iplig, orejeoe Jig for St6r-
iteoelen om 5orff,1irg og ifanoina-
biif 2itteratnr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-16
PALESTINE.

In Palestine the Turks who have
been pushed back on numerous sec
TORS .bv the British forces under
General Allenby, now are preparing
defensive positions 20 miles south
west of Jerusalem, near Hebron.
The British, however, are using
theih mounted troops and again have
made some progress toward FL line.
Scottish infantry also has attacked
the enerny's right flank successfully
and captured number of machine
guns.
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$4,000 @peepleierifer

ct blepel1 o11tagen al &6oe &ors
Soreninge11 ber / 2anoet. SmfrIng
1000 er ienbt til europa.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-16

FRINGE and BELGIUM.
On the battle fronts in rance
and Belgium comparative calm pre-
walls, except for the usual artillery
activity and raiding operations.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-16

S en- fplgen0c aorrelpon0ance 1fa]
ieg giengibe ct Asar l1btolel1er al
a1r0re 9errer. =
Gbluar6 Sppre.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-16
:, &rigen bcr9iemme.

(True translation filed with
the postmaster at Minneapo-
lis, Mimi, On November IS,
1917, as required by the act
of Congress of Oct. 6, 1917
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-16
An1rrtka.
s. rs. Is. Wtrno uilfes.

y ~ 20 "1uHu F1T1ts'
Gn uGclfprbsfpnlite" / Suslo,
Ofl., 6or nplig laoet II S. IS. @.
Muno misbon6le.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-12-20
XMAS MUSIC IN
LOCAL CHURCHES
Some Ambitious Programs
Will be Rendered in
Fairmont Sunday.

The choirs of the various city
churches are busy at this time In
preparation for the Christmas music,
most Of which will be presented on
Sunday evening. Several of the
churches will present cantatas while
others will have varied programs,
which will feature both the morning
and evening services.
At the Presbyterian church the
Presbyterian quartet, composed OF
Mrs. C. w. Waddell, chorister and
soprano Mrs. Forrest Frankhauser,
contralto. Lamar Satterfield, tenor,
and l.. H. Randall, baritone, will
present cantata entitled. THE Story
of Bethlehem" by Spence. This can.
tata will be given at the evening SER
vice on Sunday and at the morning
service on the same day duet by
Mrs. Frankhauser and Mr.. Satter.
field, a solo by Mrs. Waddell and
Christmas anthem will feature the
service. Miss Amy Rogers Rice will
preside at the organ.
The choir of the First Baptist
church under the direction of Miss
Edna Jacobs, the chorister, will pre-.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-12-20

eent cenfnta Bethlehem b zkahii'
DEF. on Sunday evening. The snloiSts'
VIII be Miss Jacobs, Mrs. G. H.,
Nell, sopranos. Mrs. A. B. Smith,
contralto, Edgar Barrett, tenor and
4. e. Johnston, baritone. Mrs.
Minor Durham organist.
The n. P. Temple choir under the
direction Of Prof. Louis Black. OF the
State University. will give varied
program OF Christmas anthems, acr.
ols. duets. and solos at each OF the
services at this church.
The soloists will be Prof. Black
and Misses Raedel Herndon. Halle
Or and Mrs. James Thomas. DR..
G. II. Duncan. organist.
The choir Of the First Methodist
Episcopal church will render the can
tata, "The Herald Of Peace by Gal.
braith. under the direction OF the
chorister, w. D. Darlington. This
cantata will be rendered on Sunday
evening next, and the program Is as
follows:
Part one-Chorus Awake Put On
thy Strength-Tenor Recitative-Now
when Jesus Was Born-Chorus, Lift
Up Your Heads, Rejoice-soprano re-
citatiye-And there were In that same
country-Contralto Air-Fear Not, I
Bring You Glad .Tidings-Quarettte
and chorus, Hark! What Means Those
Holy Voices.
Part Two-Tenor Recitative and
air-"And It Came to Pass. LET Us
Go Even Unto Bethlehem Ladies
choir and chorus-O, Little Town Of
Bethlehem. Tenor Recitative- And
They Came With Haste-Basso Reel.
tative and Air-And the Words Was
Made Flesh. Tenor Recitative-and
the Shepherds Returned Chorus
Praise to the Hottest.
The soloists for the evening are
Miss Marion Shaw. soprano, Miss
Ethel Toothman, contralto, w. D.
Darlington. tenor. and C. e. Gatrall,
bass. Miss Elsie Schulken, organ
list.
AT the morning service the follow.
ng musical program will be rendered:
Anthem-"The Christmas Message
Dressler Incidental solo. Miss Ethel
Toothman-violin obligato, Claude E.
Vincent. Tenor solo-"There Is a
Song in the Air"-Spreals, W. D.
Darlington. Anthem-"Angels From
the Realms OF Glory"-Schenecker.
Other churches of the city which
will not observe an entire evening
Of song will nevertheless have attrac.
tive musical numbers which will feat.
ure the services for the day.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-12-20

WIN Lswis ana PM Tsmple Nsrs ar.
rested " 0eftecFs Kern and Deputy
Sheriffs Hood and Clover In = troll.
ley car at5 Barnstcwn. Lewis had four
pints Of whiskey while Temple had
several quarts Of whiskey, pasquaie
Marosco was arrested by Deputy
Sheriffs Glover and Michael last
evening at the b. & o. station for
having eight quarts Of whiskey and
four pints of beer. He cannS here from
Pittsburgh.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-12-20

Mrs. Van Hook in Charleston-Mrs
NJ. NJ. Van Hook. special agent of the
United States Department OF Child
Labor, who recently spent several
weeks in this city inspecting local
child labor conditions, is now in
Charleston, where she is engaged in
the same kind OF work. Mrs. Van
Hook made thorough and painstak-
ing investigation into local labor con-
ditins during her stay in this city.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-12-20

Secured Three Tracts - Today a
deed was filed in the office Of the coun.
ty clerk by which The Consolidation
Coal company disposed of three parcels
OF land to Sam r. Nuzum. The consid.
Grafton is 81. The tracts are clio
poles, one acre and 6.02 acres respec.
lively in Grant district. All Of the coal.
gas, oil. salt and other minerals are
i reserved,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-12-20

Nh. Edgar pssis ana little son, VIZ
liAtn Edgar. of Ci1fkshurs. and he
formers sister. Hrs. r. II. Abbott. Of
Kingwcod. spent the afternoon IA the
city. Mrs, Abbott Il the guest q Mrs.
Davis for . week and Mr.. Abbott will
spend Christmas day there.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-12-20

Coal Company Acquires Land-At
the office Of the county court the
Rachel Gas Coal company had filed a
deed for record from the Hope Natural
Gas company for 1914 acres of land
near Downs station. Lincoln district.
The consideration is $3.50.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-12-20

Cut out the pictur con all four Edes.
FThen carefully fold dotted line its
Ieutire length. Then dotted line and
leo on. Fold each section underneath
iaccurately. When completed turn over
land you'll ind surprising result.
Save the pictures.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-12-20

Marriage License eranted-This aft
ernoon q marriage license was issued
by Deputy County Clerk Phillips to
Carl n. Grim, Is, and Laura Gopd.
night, q. both Of Warrington.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-12-20

Working In Two shifts - One hun.
dred and twenty-five employees at the
E'airmont Window Glass factory are
working in two shifts from s p. m. to
10 a. m. to conserve the fuel supply.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-12-20

Thrift Talk Here-John e. Normal,
assistant state director OF the War Saw
ings campaign will address the pupils
CT the city schools in this city on Jenu.
cry 10 on the war savings certificates.
Mr.. Normal is in the city at this time
comforting with Glenn F. Barns. CASH
Ter of the First National Bank who is
county chairman Of the campaign fund.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-12-20

Shop Nlccting-A shop meeting
was held at the Fairmont Mining Ma
chine company at noon today for the
employees engaged in work there.
Rev. c. Z. Goodwin was the principal
sreaker and f. P. Kelley leader. The
shop meetings are arranged by the
Y. NJ, C, A,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-12-20

Fairnont "Y" is out-The Christ
mas number of the Fairmont "Y" is
off the press and is now being sent
out to the members of the association
The publication is an attractive little
pamphlet, giving summary of the
activities at the Y. NJ. c. A.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-12-20

County Court AdIourns - County
court has adjourned It's sessions until
Monday, January 2.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-12-20
mum 90; precipitation MOI
EVENTS TONIGHT.

cunningham haIl-Knights Of Malta.
Skinner building Ladies Of the Gold
en- Eagle.
Fleming building Mountain City
Lodge, X. of P.
odd Fellows hall-Patriarchs Militant,
Red Mems hall Setting Sun Tribe. L.
o. r. M.
daccabee halliday Owls.
iMusgraye hall Knights of Golden
Normal school-story Telling Club.
Jacobs building - Fairmont Dist. Coal
Asso. meeting at office of Attorney
2. Nutter.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-12-20

Study Club to Meet-The first ses.
sion of the Study Club" recently or
gained by local dentists will be held
this evening at 1880 o'clock at the of.
fees of DIR. w. ]. Boydston in the Ma.
sonic Temple building.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-12-20

Warrington Car Held Up-The
street car leaving Fairmont at 10
o'clock this morning for Warrington
was delayed one hour at Dunkard
Mill Run when the machinery Of the
car went bad.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-12-20

Deeds Recorded-These deeds were
recorded by A. G. Martin. county
clerk, up to noon today: Sarah M.
Eddy. ct vir... to Eliza Riggs, ct ux.,
tract OF a half acre along Benefited
fork OF the Paw Paw creek, Fairmont
district. S1,150: State of West Viz
ginia to Estelle Hamilton, tract Of
two acres and four poles in Fairmont
district (circuit court final decree).
$144S0; Dollie NJ. Metz ct yir., to
Iva B. Gill, tract of land in the vii.
lage of Rymer on Buffalo Creek, Man.
nington district, $3.50; H. N. Rice
ct. ux., to Lee Kuhn, tract of land
along Campbell's run, 81; Clarence
K. Martin ct. al. to Harry B. Coal
Company, Pittsburgh vein Of coal I'M.
DERIVING parcel of land in Grant
district, $500.