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Land once at Roswell. N. M, Mar. 70. 1917.
To Hulet e. Hudspeth OF Clovis. New Mexico,
CoRtestee;
You are hereby notified that Columbus Riley
who gives Redlahe N. NJ, as his post-office adj
dress. did on Feb. 10. 1917. file nthis ofiee his
duly corrOborated application to contest and
secure the cancellation Of your Id. Entry,
Serial No 035s9l. made Jan 90. 1915 for MI
Section &c, Township s.. Range IS e., N, NJ. p
Meridian and as grounds for his contest he
alleges that "Entryman has never established
resindnce on the land; that he has never made
any attempt to make settlement; that his alb.
sence is not due TO employment in the United
States military service rendered in connection
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Mexico or the mobilization of the same in the
camps or elsewhere; that he is rot employed
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Emmett Patton. Register.
Date OF first publication March 49, 1917,
second March 30. 1917.
third April 8. 1917.
fourth Aprill3, 1917.
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Notice for Publication.


Non-Coal 0lls2s
Olls7a
department of the Interior. u $
Land Onlee at F., Sumner, N. NJ, Mar. 5. 1917.
Notice is hereby given that Mildred Il. Boone
OF Kenna N NJ. who on March 8. 1911. maze
HID. L. Serial No Oll9es. for ElsNE4 Sec 50.
WhNWA See. %, and April 1. 1914 made ddI
II. E., Oli272 for Sl5SEI. SWHSEl( Sec. 90.
and NW}lNE4 Section 81 Township s.
Range 20 EN-. NJ. p. Meridian. has filed no.
tlee of Intention to make Gnal three year
Proof, to establish claim to the land above do
scrlbed. before Dan c. Savage. u S. Commits.
soRer in his office. at Kenna, N. NJ. On the 2sth
day OF April 1917.
p Claimant names as witnesses:
Thomas E. Boyd George &C. Chavers. John r..
Mckee. ANDREW }. Smith. all OF Kenna. N. NJ
Al. Evans. Register,
Mch. so-Apnl 20
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Philadelphia club women wore vegc-
tables as gems. Potatoes Set in plat
mum would attract attention any
where.
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What's the use of kicking on the
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20 cents worth Of steak for half dol
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Arabia has formed a new kingdoms
with new king and new capital
Now all it needs to be in fashion Is II
war.
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Whiskers.

WHiskeras
Although you have refused to
my wife. don't you think you
learn 70 love" "Well. ! mi. .
once learned to like spinach ia
delphia Bulletin.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-06-18
BALKAN THEATRE
SHOWING CHANGES
General sarrail Preparing
For Drive Up the Var
dar Valley.

Developments of some importance
apparently, are impending on the Mace
DOMAIN front, following the recent
Qualification of the military situation
in Greece coincident with the abdica'
ton Of King Constantine. The most
pronounced movement is withdrawal
by the British without pressure OF thei:
advance position established some as
lance east Of the Struma river on the
extreme easterly end Of the front. Sew
eral towns have been evacuated by
them and occupied by the Bulgarians,
simultaneously comes news Of pro-
noueced accommodating activity by En-
tente forces in other parts Of the front
notably along the Vardar in the central
sector.
1t mas been frequently pointed out by
military observers that virtually the
only practicable route for successful
advance to cut the lines of the Central
powers in the Balkans and reclaim Ser
bia is up the Vardar valley along the
railroad line there.
The present activities while they
have not developed far enough to make
the thing certain none the less point
to the possibility that an offensive by
Gen. Sarrail in the only likely sector,
that embracing the Vardar area, is
emminent.
Both the Russian army and Russian
navy are giving more evidence OF ag-
gressive intent. Recent German anC
Austrian statements have instanced in
creasing activity by Russian military
forces in several sectors notably Vol.
hynia and Galicia where the great Drus.
silotf offensive was in full swing at this
time year ago.
the Russian naval arm also has
been so strongly in evidence in Baltic
waters that Berlin announces it has
been found necessary to carry out ex-
tensive air raiding operations on Rus
rian bases in this area.
In the Arras battle area the British
we're subjected to heavy counter at
tack this morning on new position they
won last Thursday east of Monchy-le-
preux. They held onto the main point,
the important infantry hill but had to
fall back from some positions they had
established further in advance.
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EYENTs roNIeHr

South Side Park-Moose carnival.
East Park Church league ball game,
Palatine Baptists vs.. M. M. Co.,
o'clock.
west Young ladies aid Of M.
Temple meets at home Of Mrs,
Fred Wilson.
Masonic mple-Fairmont lodge.
odd Fellows HaH-Daughters Of Re.
bekah.
Red Men Hall-Monongahela Camp.
j.. of p. Hall Maple Grove Woodmen
circle; Woodmen of the World.
Modern Woodmen Hall-Sunshine
lodge 40 u WDof H.
aIaccabees Hall-P. H. G.
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Two Men Killed by
An Explosion Of Acid
(By Associated Press)

PITTSBURGH, Pa, June IS
Bruce, age 81, was killed and c. w.
Rodgers, rs, and A. ]. Smith, IS, both
of oakdale were seriously injured at
the 0akdale plant of the Aetna Chem
ical company shortly after this morn
ing when a thigh tank" containing
acid exploded scattering the burning
liquid through the plant and wreck.
ing one end of the one story Of the
galvanized iron building in which the
tank was located. The injured men
were taken to the hospital.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-06-18
PITTSBURGH AIRMAN PROMOTED.

PARIS, June 49, Archibald John.
son. of Pittsburgh, a member of the
Lafayette flying corps which is COM
posed principally of Americans, has
been made sergeant after gallant sin.
gle handed fight against two German
airplanes in which his machine was
riddled with bullets. The engagement
occurred over the Chemin.des.dames on
the Aisne front.
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W. e. Somers to Head
Bureau Of Markets
fRy Associated Pressl

CHARLESTON, W. Va, June 49,
James H. Stewart, state commission.
er Of Agriculture today announced the
appointment Of w. H. Somers, Of
Berkeley Springs, as head Of the bu-
raau Of markets created at the last
regular session Of TIT Legislature. His
duties will be to handle tho big fruit
crop in West Virginia this year. Mr..
Somers is chief owner of the largest
orchard enterprises In the Potomac
Valley of West Virginia.
Other appointments will be announc
ed in the next few days in connection
with the same work Commissioner
Stewart said.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-06-18
PERSONALS

Lawrence Byrne, of Pittsburgh,
spent the weekend here with his moth
ere Mrs. Lawrence Byrne on High
street.
Mrs. Frank Amos and son, George
Carroll Amos, who had been the guests
of relatives in Piedmont and Keyser
have returned home.
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1nrnrre mi are-rsteg.

The president of a bank, when asked
by a young clerk how he could dlstin.
guish the counterfeit bills from the
good, said: "Get familiar with the good
bills, and you will recognize the bad
bills at sight" Here is a vast volume
Of general wisdom summed up in a
single sentence. Christian Herald.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-06-18

Falrmont Men Enlist Hunter Neely,
son 81 Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nicely, OF
Edgemont, has been accepted at the
Columbus, Ohio. aviation school and
is now in training there. Charles o..
Ross, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. Q. Ross,
of this city, has also Joined the regu.
lar service. He has been located at
Akron, o., for a year past and few
weeks past went TO Columbus 70 en-
list.
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MORE sHIP coMrRAcrs

WASHINGTON, June Contracts
for ten more steel merchant ships CON-
plete and twenty-four additional wood.
en- bulls were announced today by Ma
jor Goethals, general manager of the
emergency fleet corporation, The yes.
sells will be delivered in 1918.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-06-18
BANK cAsHIER coNvIcTEp

PARKERsBURG, w. Va, une 49,
Herbert H. White, cashier Of the First
National bank at Albright, Preston
county, was convicted here today In
Federal court on a charge of misap.
propriating funds. He was indicted
-. the Elkins term Of court.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-06-18
woMENs RIGHTS IN ITALY.

ROME, June 16.-Itallan women are
worliin gto secure greater freedom be.
fore the end of the war. While all at
tempts 10 establish divorce laws in
Italy have so far proved unavailing, a
bill has been introduced in parliament
to give women legal rights to control
and dispose of their own property.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-06-18

Alleged Plckpocket on TriaI-The
trial Of Daisy Major, alias Daisy Jack.
son, alias Daisy Deane is being held
this afternoon before Justice W. W.
Conway. The woman is charged with
picking the pockets OF oliver Fetty
Of money in the amount Of $50 and a
check for $2OS.75. The attorney for
the defense, Lawrence Musgraye, will
attempt to prove an alibi. Fetty says
the woma jistled him and picked his
pockets while he was on his way home
from the railroad station Friday night
Return Home-Mrs. ]. NJ. Bragg and
little daughter Of Weston who had
been visiting Mrs. Bragg's sister, Mrs
David Lamberd, on Merchant street,
returned home this morning.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-06-18
JAPs SINK A SUB.

LONDON, June 1S-An official state
ment issued today by the British adj
miralty says that a Teuton submarine
has probably been sunk by japanese
warships in the Mediterranean.
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Realizing the need of every family vicinity American
Flag patriotic rangd limited
duous small cost spite Of the tact that the
All need do Is
consecuy numbered and present them at
Vgnn office with SO cents in cash and the Tag yours Ten
extra for mailing If not called for.
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Cit out the picture on all four sides.
Then carefully fold dotted line Its
entire length. Then dotted line 2,
and So on. Fold each section under.
meath accurately. When completed
turn over and you'll find a surprising
reslilt Save the pictures.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-06-18

Mooss Mestins-The customary
weekly meeting Of the local Moose
lodge win be omitted this week on
acc6unt Of the carnival which is be.
ing Held at South Side park for the
bentflt OF the lodge. Next weeks
msetiu y be held in the new quar-
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-06-18

Roster IN Charleston-Joseph Roster
PRESIDENT Of the Fairmont State Nor
NAL school is spending few days in
Charleston and will return here in a
few days. Mr.. Roster went to Charles
ton from Huntington where he attend,
ed the sessions Of the West Virginia
Educational Association. City Super
intendent Otis G. Wilson and others
who had attended the convention re-.
turned here Saturday from Hunting
ton.
chIIdren's -children's Day was
5proprlately celebrated ait the
Nj p. Temple, the Presbyterian and
the Williams Memorial churches yes
terday. These services were held in
the morning and were we'll attended
and thoroughly enjoyed by the grown
ups a we'll as the children.
Mlnisters to Meet-A meeting of the
Faifmont Ministerial Association will
be held this afternoon at four o'clock
at the Y. M. G. A. The purpose Of
the meeting is to consider plans for
the Chatauqua to be held here this
MONTH The ministerial association
plans to get behind the movement
which is worthy one.
Another Fire at Shaft Mine-The
Central fire department was again
called to the company houses at Shaft
mine this morning. House No. % on
PennsyIyania avenue was afire the
hest Of the chimney causing a blaze
IA the wood surrounding the fiue. The
Resentment used only chemicals.
board Of Affalrs-The city Board OF
Affairs met in session this morning
tbouFh there was but little to discuss.
Fcf some reason the gasoline tank Or
tiinsnce which was to be read for the
first time today has been buried and
there Is little likelihood that It will
come up for some tine. Buildings per
1fits for two garages were granted PR
vate owners of cars. The usual sum-
nier garbage question was raised but
nd definite steps taken to handle the
natter just now.
TSday's Legal Transfers-o, ], Elem.
irg ana wife to Frank Huggiero, lot
in tiie Graham Heights addition to
Fairmout; consideration, $3.50. Shrews'
befry Miller and others to T. H. Funk,
I6t In the Monongahela Industrial
eoddany's addition to Fairmont; con.
sideration, S1,650.
Meeting Postponed-A meeting Of
the Bairmont Chamber Of Commerce
which was scheduled for Tuesday has
been postponed until Thursday after.
noon at 1880 O'clock owing to the Y
N. o. AIRED Cross campaign which
Isl claiming the interest Of the entire
city as well as the members of the
Chamber. The campaign which began
this morning will end Wednesday and
the Chamber Of Commerce will be free
to assemble on the following after
noon.
Exchanged Pulplts-Rev. W. d Reed
pastor Of the Diamond Street M. E..
church, exchanged pulpits for last ev.
ching with Rev. Clarence D. Mitchell,
pastoF Of the Central Christian church.
ID was felt that better fellowship
and spirit Of cooperation between the
two churches might be established in
this way.
Coal Operators to Meet-Tomorrow
allefnoon there will be meeting of
the Central West Virginia Coal Oper.
stors association at their offices in
the Jacobs building for the purpose of
discussiug the transportation situa-
10 Moose Meetins-The customary
weekly meeting Of the local Moose
Lodge win be omitted this week on
account Of the carnival which is be.
inc Heid at South Side mark for the
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-06-18
City Hall Notes

Fire autos also go the way of the
worn out and aged fire horses. The
old fire horses when through were
always sold or given to farmers who
used them for the few remaining years
to do little wotrk on farms and diaries
in return for the board the farmer gave
them. Now autos 90 the same way.
The stoddard-Dayton of Fire Chief
Watkins was sold Saturday to be used
in farm work, to bring milk to Fair
mont each morning and to return in
the evening.
The city police are having 1t easy
these nights with the soldiers who no
longer have great fun with civilians
about the city. The machine gun COM
pany Of Mobilization camp sends in a
detail each night of fine specimens Of
soldiers. These soldiers have been
keeping the city quiet.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-06-18

tiers 81 the lodge IN the building which
1t purchased some time ago on Jeff
erson street.
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NJ MAR
N REG
LINCOLN DISTRICT
Precinct No. 4.
Adams, Walter
Aleski, Joe
Arse, Alex.
Azure, Nick
Baresik, Fred
Bartus, Mike
Brown, Ord Herman.
Barker, Lewis Henry
Burcaritz, John
Brock, Burnsey Ross
Book, Joseph Ward
Brooks, Leslie
Book, John Lynde
Burdine, John Wesley
Bland, Oscar Forest
cambridge, Clyde Lee
Brooks, Addison
Bondinelli, Frank
Briganto, Matteo
BrEgistish, Aldolph
BBodner, Charley
Bookarvich, Alex.
Crachie, Platen
Ceidel, Andey
Constantine, Ralph
Cuzlelno, Tony
Galway, Mays
Caste, Cecil Arthur
Coleman, James How'd
Cooper, William Clyde
Cunningham, Fay
Cutlip, Leo
Capet, Eugene
Custer, George A.
Cambridge, Charley E.
Cunningham, Ray
Galley, Hunter
Clelland, Orval Dudley
Craft, Walter Hayne
Conley, Phillip MalLey
Capet, Edward Frank L
Cutchamber, George
Clark, Richard
Dumsky, Stanley
Demko, Charley
Drozt, Harry
Detroy, Charles
Danilcovich, John
Dragoo, Fay Hough
Dudley, John Lesley
Dunn, Arthur Floyd
Dumcil, Albert Earl
Doll, David L.
Durham, Chas. Abbott
Durham, Levi
Datts, Homer S.
Davis, Nelson Jesse
Dudley, Asa Little
Davis, John Brooks
Donovic, Tgnac
Elekes, Charley
Elder, William Wesley
Esipof, John
Edwards, William Louis
Firello, Rocco
Fleming, William G. E
Ford, Levi
Freeland, Earl Marquis
Frum, Wilbert
Fletcher, Robert sheron
Fletcher, Russell John
Fletcher, John Ray
Famosuik, Harry
Felix, George
Franch, Ignazzito
Fletcher, Charles Fred
Feathers, Howard Ami
Fletcher, Irwin l..
Fletcher, Wanen Curtis
Floyd, Harry
Fletcher, Fred Brooks
Gaetano, Mammoliti
Gilialy, Ginosi
Grllzkawick, Adam
Grabonski, Adolph
Grim, Alive Herbert
Grey, James Edward
Glover, Albert Martin
Goodnight, Vim. Perry
Grim, Hubert Earl
Glover, VIM. Stephen
Gongola, Frank
Gacessas, Sam
Geruta, Mike
Gaetami, Frank
Gonchuk, Fred
Grey, Louis
Grivley, Henry
Harokins, Harry B.
Hawkinberry, Arlie G.
Hought, Earl
Hess, Ralph Charles
Hawkins, VIM. Wiley
Hugus, Arthur Clyde
Hess, James Walter
Hemmen, Russell
Hamilton, Birchie
Heron, Fred
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TON
shepisi, Joe
Stdati, Nick
Simon, George
Sappic, Andy
Scrept, Frank
schussley. Leander Paul
Schunulch, Adolph
Snoderly. Fred
Swisher, Charles Arthur
Saunders, Harmon
Stewart, Harry Lee
Stewart, Cecil F.
Shears, Lawrence
Stewart, Lawrence
Stewart, G. W.
Stiltner, Ames
Saunders, Chas. Sidney
Sutphin, Thurman
Snyder, Harry Logan
Singleton, Walter Carl
Stiltner, James
Springer, WILDER Herald
Satterfeld, Marshall
Straight, Howard Glenn
Tharnasich, Evan
Tarcho, Joe
Themasich, Matt
Tempesta, Pete
Tolle, John
Treofola, Dominick
Thomas, Carlo
Tlluccy, John
Toothman, Brutus H.
roothman, WILDER S.
Thompson, Miggie Lee
roothman, Clarence G.
Comlinson, Herb't Nick.
Toothman, Pearl
Toothman, Waitman w.
ralkington, MILFORD
Uglik, Tony
Ullomi, John Lindsey
Uphold, James Harrison
Ullom, James
Ulianshik, Sawa
venik, Demon S.
Vetesky, Steve
Welko, Wassel
Weaver, Samuel Lection
Williams, Carl Clinton
Woods, Thos. Mahaffey
Williams, James Arthur
Williams, Vdie Howard
Wise, James Arlington
Winnie, Thos. Ramage
Wolocha, Ivan
Welco, Tom
Wink, George
Welton, Charley
Yekelewicz, Mike
Yakstas, Samuel
zank, Sam
Zeleski, Mike
darlington, Clyde
Toothman, Dana Ross
Toothman, Charles Hay
Toothman, Arlie Em'rsn
Toothman, Okey Elizo
Todd, Basil
Toothman, Emers'n Ray
Wise, Martin Lester
Wilcox, William G.
Toothman, Jecerson G. :
Reese, Rexie Earl
Rice, Claude Earl
Rice, Albert William
Parrish, Fred'ck Kinsey
shreve, Albert Timothy
shreve, Henry X. odker
Toothman, Frank Earl
Toothman, Alonzo Yves.
Rice. Eliza Lee
Reese, Orval Glenn
Kemper, Clark
Toothman, Harry
Kuhn, Daniel Abel
Moore, Francis Elsw'rth
Price, Theodore Bentts
Price, Eli Thomas
Quinn, Lee Roy
Precinct No. 5
Allenbee VIM. Lindsay
Anderson, Leonard j.
Criss, William Howard
Cartright, Guy Valney
Coates, Johney Wise
Duvall, Franklin Joseph
Emary, Lewis Clark
Ferguson, Edward NJ.
Ferguson, Clarence
Full, John Perry
Graham, John Allen
Gump, VIM. Harrison
Gaulo, Lawrence Alton
Hughes, VIM. Sharon
Hill, Benjamin
Ice, Edgar Mastimer
Jones, Stacy
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Coal Operators to Meet-Tomorrow
alletnoon there will be a meeting of
the Central West Virginia Coal oper.
G tors association at their offices in
the Jacobs building for the purpose of
discussing the transportation situa-
tion
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co
Haney, John
Hackney, VIM. Bernard
Hugus, Joseph Walter
Hotchko, Elk
Hileman, Nero
Ice, Curtis Zachariah
Ivanoff, Harry
Jamison, Jesse Wright
Jarvis, Morgan
johnson, Perry Lewis
Johns, Stanley Hall
Jones, Chas. Wilton c.
Kish, John
Kosak, Sam
Parsonage. Nick
Kohurstic, Tom
Kirms, Gabriel
Koncek, John
Parsonage, Thomas
Kuhn, John Delaney
Koehler. Iris Lorraine
Koehler, Otto Bismark
Kosnic, Mako
Kolic, George
Kupreanik, G. G.
Kaminsby, Alex.
Kropshun, Joe
Kourson, Mike
Linretta, Dominick
Leynciwski, Alex.
Louis, Gus
Lapsich, Evan
Leeper, William Albert
Lamb, Elvie Smith
Tough, Samuel Harold
Lemley, John Cy
Tough, John Porter
Lupold, Harrison VIM.
Lonas, Walter Edward
Lynch, John
Lyon, WILDER Jonas
Tough, Fleming Golf
Mays, Charles Robert
Marcney, Andy
Marchesky, Stanley
Melik, Mil
Mallens, Joe
Mogush, Frank
Marosky, Dan
Mectrovis, Ivan
Miller, Albert
Mathews, John Thomas
Mclaughlin, John F.
Marcus, Isaac
McDougal, Jno. Haggart
Morgan, Leo Morgan
Morris, Andy Homer
Mason, Garlic Ulyssus
Murphy, Alphonso Basil
Mcneil, Harry
Murphy, Roy
Martin, Fred Neason
McCray, Frank
Master Harry Row
Onmlet, John
Osochowski, John
ouloff, Fred
Osochowski, Joseph
Ondia, Tony
Odle, Dallie Lawrence
Plash, Andy
Pills, Nick
Parilakevich, Pete
Pecana, Nick
Parish, Joe
Parolia, ARK
Prudente, Amato
Pate, Ned
Pitzer, Jesse Wayman
Parrest, Glen Arnold
Pitzer, Cody Emmens
Polony, John
Parker, Frank E.
Parks, Clarence Wesley
Raids, Dan
Rapshuck, Adam
Ras, Joe
Rapchuc, Nick
Rokiski, John
Rodovich, Nick
Rilko, Alex.
Ranavich, John
Richkeirch, Yaco
Rapsich, Alex.
Romavich, Tanac
Rosia, Paul
Rapsonage, Mike
Riggs, Richard Lee
Reese, Samuel
Ridenour, R. S.
Riggs, Paul Wilson
Rusen, John
Stat, John
Semian, Metro
Sobelowski, Ignar
Stobuoy, Arten
Salai, Louie
Sotlaka, Stanley
Swartchil, Walter
Swetof, John
Saporito, Frank
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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-06-18

It's dangerous business to swim and
dive in American wishing places
Ninety.eight per cent. Of the bottles
break when they hit bottom.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-06-18

euyandotts Club Coffee. Punsent,
aromatic, dsIiclous.-Adv.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-06-18

To avoid running over pedestrians
who cross in front Of their street cars,
the Peruvian Traction company is now
running all their cars backwards.