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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-09-27
Evening Chat

There is to be an apple butter bee
in one OF the neighboring yards this
week. Huge brass kettles will be
borrowed and fascinating fire built
underneath. There will be no house
work done that day but jolly group
OF women will set out cold lunch for
yfather and the children and incident
ally themselves, for every moment
viii be spent stirring what first looks
like apple sauce but which gradually
grows thick and brown and emits q
most enhancing odor. By evening all
the children around will be begging
Iifor a taste and by night row after
row Of clustering jars will be seated
an dready for the cellar.
We read to lose ourselves. There
isn't problem in life that has not
been solved somehow by someone
else. Things we read are often the
thoughts we think ourselves but have
not the gift of expressing. When we
meet that though, even though we did
not write 1t, 1t Is like coming sudden
ly upon an old friend There are so
many faithful friends in the land of
reading.
My friend who cleans twenty.one
offices in an evening after washing,
ironing or cleaning all day has a well
thought out scheme of living. Her
husband, she says, is only a poor la.
boring man thought "Intellectuated."
She is the boss of the family. He
turns over to her all his wages each
week. "He asked me for a quTter
the other day-think Of it-and told
him mo- worked hard all day and
got no quarter besides and neither
Ashould he. We intend to have some
Ahing when we get old" She said he
md dinner all ready for her and the
girls when she got home. "He can
icook better than any of us and he
Rgets out earlier. He's mighty fine
man"
Last night no one slept on our
street. a small dog held an all night
session there. Somehow he wander
ed into realms unknown and with all
lights out and no moon must have
|been rather lonely. He barked short
and quick-"bow-wow." Somewhere
came back "bow-wow" oh, he
thought-nnother dog friend is near.
I'LL locate him. He tried "Bow-wow.
WOW" "Bow!wow.wow" came back
Immediately. Puzzled he ran down
the street. He tried Bow" Bow"
came back. The little dog came back
up the street and all night he ran
up and down uttering every form OF
sRlution and hearing the Identical sal.
utation returned to him. Angry, ut.
terly worn out and entirely at loss
to understand the echo he mistook
for friend, he disappeared about
daylight. Several who lay awake
smiled in the darkness at the puzzled
little dog.
THE lady in blue" is the name of
a blue envelope whic hour boy in
France is given once week In which
TO mail his love letter home. This
blue letter is not read by an officer
whom he knows. All such letters are
esd by a censor out OF sight and
.ange. 1t would be rather annoying
Tor ones own officer to see words a
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-09-27

It has taken the sox Just II years
to recover from their last World So
ries.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-09-27

Are you one Of the hundreds who
have tried many different tonics and now
say "Dandruff can't be stopped"7
If so, remember. Pompeian HAIR
Massage is not only tonic, it is a treat
mers This treatment is carefully described
in a leaflet, The Hair and It's Care"
enclosed in every package.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-09-27

1t will be an inspiring
sight, watching the romp-
ing, happy jostling crowds
OF busy shoppers who real
ize life is a quarry out of
which they must carve
their own destiny-at
HarrisOn's Saturday.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-09-27

Personals.
Mrs. Chas. T. Martin and son, Ralph,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-09-27

Marshall Field III, Uncle Sans
sS5O,OO0,OOO sergeant. and a comrade
taboye) making the best of their leis-
ure hour at Camp Logan, Houston,
Texas; tbelow) two embryo Sammies
at the camp dashboard putting their
shirts through the "rough-dry pro-
cess"
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WIT HTHE WHITE SoX.
The White sox aren't themselves
this year.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-09-27
by EDWARD A. EVANS

(Staff correspondent of The West
Virginian, who is touring the Ma
tional Army and Militia Camps.)
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one realizes the blessedness OF giving.
Mrs. McIain. Ike Mr.. Gibson. ex.
pressed the fiope that Fremont coun-
ty's share OF this patriotic fund would
be over-ubscribed.
The last OF the post.prandiai speak
.r@ was c. W. Van Patten. executive
secretary 70 r'he district campaign.
Mr.. Van Pats-n devoted himself
larrerly TO n discussion of the cam
psiyn so far as Canon City and the
west end Of the county is concerned
He described the system that had
been worked out for making IL n sue.
cess and Indicated the method that
should be pursued by the canvassing
committees In their work. He said
that the money 10 be raised was not
for the Y. NJ. c. A. in the ordinary un-
i-rstsn,iiHg Of the phrase. ba: was n
great patriotic fund to be expended
under the auspices of that organiza-
ton for the care and comfort of our
soldiers. and the soldiers OF France.
England. Italy aud Russia who were
united in lighting despotism that the
world might be free for democracy.
mot cent Of this money" said Mr..
Van patten. is for the local associa
tion. or for the ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF any
other association or organization. but
is to be expended for help and com
fort OF the men who have been called
out TO fight FOR our homes and our
flag; for the right Of small nations
and great nations to pursue their ca
rccrs unmo'ested from spoilation by
Prussian military autocrncy.'
At the conclusion of the speech
making the members Of tho various
soliciting committees were given their
prospect" cards and they met In ex'
ecutive session To discuss plans for
the canvsssIng campaign. All OF the
committees are sanguins NJ hearty
subscription from the public.
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Inh.> a1lDIERS
KILLED IN WRECK
AT COT0PAxI
REAR END COLLISION OF TWO
TROOP TRAINS NEAR coTO-
PAxi MONDAY MORNING RE
SUITED IN DEATH OF THREE
SOLDIERS AND iNJuRiNe OF
SIXTEEN.

Great excitement was created here
by the report that rear-end collision
rad taken place between troop trains
ON the Denver 4 Rio Grande railroad
4wo miles west OF Cotopaxi at $50
o'clock Monday a. m. and that a score
of soldiers had been killed and as
difficult TO get any reliable informa-
ion in. relation TO the accident as
Guards were posted by the military
authorities aud railroad company and
nobody was allowed To approach the
wreck. pending an inquiry into the
.ause OF the trouble.
The wrecking crews from both Sa-
ida and Pueblo were hurried to the
scene OF the disaster and the work of
opening up the track for traffic was in
charge OF Superintendent w. Z. Mil
er who passed thru here ON bis way
from Pueblo TO coiopaxi al 10 o'clock
The trains were being operated az
rettfour tWo Hiia aisrt u sa1h bouuu
passenger train No 10 and were car.
-yine troops from Fort Douglas. Utah
east. The trains were running under
a schedule that required them to be
ten minutes apart and how the acci.
dent occurred is not known. Both
trains were badly damaged by the
telcscopirE process: three or four os
the coaches on the front section being
thrown from the track ard broken In
two.
From reports reaching the Record
Office AT O'Clock that afternoon II Is
learned that both trsins were niled
Wit htroops of the Forty second Unit.
cd States infuntry and tha, they werr.
probably. en route to an Atlantic por'
for overseas service. The best advices
states tha, as result OF
the accident three soldiers were KIN.
I'd. twc missing and from sixteen
20 twenty injured: some Of them prob
lbiy seriously. Physicians and sur
ICONS were hurried to the wreck from
sallds in a special train and devoted
themselves 10 the care OF the injured.
he railroad officials declare the un.
fortunate AFFAIR purely accidental and
that ,hc-e II no evidence whatever Of
plot TO wreck the train.
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Some Random Remarks About
Var Time Giving in General With
Special Reference to the Y. NJ. C. A.
War Fund Campaign NoU on
By G. U H.

! We have with US this week little
financial campaign.
The modest sum of $1,000 is to be
raised in this county for the Y. NJ. G.
A. War Work Fund. II doesn't amount
to very much and ought to be easily
put over. The only danger in the
campaign is "over confidence which
some times loses a political battle.
While this campaign does not need
any special boosting in this section.
still 1t gives the opportunity for some
random remarks on War Time Giving
in general
A prominent business man on Main
street said TO another who had men
toned this War Fund the other day:
81 think have been touched about
often enough for this war"
And the same day another prornin-
ent citizen who had been chosen cap
tain for district made the remark:
The people are getting sick and tired
of being asked 10 put up and Put up
and put up for these war charities"
All of which made Us begin to won
der just how often we had been
touched" and IL the people were real
ly feeling that way about IL
II the peop'e in general feel ike
that then prehaps II Is usless to go
ahead with this war and the sooner
we get some kind OF terms out OF .he
Kaiser the better. with an early Ger
man peace there will be no necessity
for further Red Cross and V N. c. A.
War time activities and the tribute
wc pay Germany can be collected thru
taxation. equally and Without trouble
on the part OF the local committees.
But do not believe the people Of
Canon City feel that way about IT,
Lam cuusinced the upopte of Canon
City believe in the war time patriotic
endesvors and want 70 contribute to
them
Such remarks mentioned above
not uncommon You hear them occa-
sionaily but they mean little. People
have the habit OF complaining about
the vast sums they give away. Peo-
pie who give away very little or moth
ing do the most talking about the
great army of tramps they feed and
the great number of charities they are
asked to support.
Even the people who talk that way
don't mean IL They often do II TO
cverawe the canvasser who has call
ed with q subscription paper.
The average business man doesn't
get chance 10 oTow Bent F;Ss,.ss --ss.:;- --ss.:;
often. II he holds his trade he must
be polite and tactful 10 prospective
customers.
But TO the man or woman with a
subscription card he can pun mp and
blow OF to his hearts content and the
man who comes after money must
listen patiently and take the talk and
thr "alms" as gracefully as possible.
As matter OF fact Canon City has
not been muh burdened by War time
charities.
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pIa aaarkss fer pssnuss.

MarsriiI~s. rrancc. II The great cen
tsat market for penbnis. more 'hnn
l2O.O0O metric tons " p~'anuts in The
shell and 2<O.0O0 ions uf sheIisd nuts
being crusised there IN . sIngis ysnF.
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1t is hardly too much to say that no
financial campaign was ever carried
on in Canon City that met with as
hearty response from the people of
the community as the one now being
conducted for Y. NJ. c.. A. War Work
among the soldiers who are fighting
L e battles OF the republic in the
trenches OF Europe. OF are preparing
In military cantonmen,s in this coun-
try TO take their places there within
the next few months. Reports made
by the soliciting committees at the
MONDAY luncheon at the Y NC. A.
.Loicate that practically everybody
VINO processes to have any patriotism
al all in subscribing something TO
this fund and is doing II cheerfulIy.
OF course. there are few exceptions.
but. as rule. they are people who
have no patriotism, no public spirit
? ad no gratitude for those who are
giving their services and their lives, il
need be. that they may enjoy liberty
and the purusit OF happiness. In many
the people Of Canon City are
giving to this fund "tili it hurts." in
some cases real sacrifice Is being
made that the amount of money asked
from this community may be fully
raised Al honor TO those who are SO
nobly giving to this splendid enter
prise. They have their reward in the
OF duty wen performed
and in the satisfaction which comes
from the biessedness OF giving There
are few, who could well afford to
give TO such a cause, hut do not They,
too, have their reward. bat II Is OF a
tcontinued on PAGE Four.
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By e. u. II.

Wat Was oeciafec on Apr1i ., Isl Z,
lover seven months ago.
We now have over million men in
France. and we have another million
men in service getting ready to go.
Lets count up anu see just how
much we have given away.
During the period of this war we
have had just one big drive for money
the Red Cross fund Many gave
liberally to that But so far as we
know few few. indeed. gave
more than they would spend for pleas
ure ia month. You. gentle reader.
probably gave something. Put il
down and We will see how much you
have contributed 10 War Time Relief
Than we had Tag Day for Red
Cross supplies Did you give anything
TO that7
Then a few ladies gave dollar
apiece 10 Liberty Fund Only few
of you got in on that
Then In the spring We raised $500
in the county for the War Work of the
Y. NJ q "A. II you gave to that add IT
in.
So fsft as, We know now these are
the only general War Time funds
raised
A fcw haze given to an Armenian
Relief fund- all too few. and a few
have srhip3A in two bits or four bits
or dollar to Smokes for the Soldiers
i'm France-no,. over $40 in all
So IN TO date we haven't done very
much. Count it up for yourself and
see II you have given IN all as much
as half months pay or profits to
worthy war time endeavors.
As ssmstrr of fac, mighty few men
i'm tHS csqaty have given a weeks
;pay Or ptdzss,to an thsse thing. put
together.
II seems to me that we owe some
thing 10 our country.
some are doing their duty in the
army. About 800 of our boys from this
county are in service. Some are now
In France. Others will be there before
spring.
All are giving up much. The daily
life OF soldier in q training camp
would make. q Canon City ditch dig
gers fob seem like a vacation. All
have been taken away from their
home and family ties. So far as bust
ness and home pleasures so their years
of service for their country is blank.
Some will come back home shat
tered as TO body and spirit. All will
be set back years in their business
and professional careers.
Some will not come back.
That It what their country's call
means 10 some of our young men
friends and relatives OF yours. per
haps.
And our country's call comes TO all
of US in one way or another.
I Are you going into active service? ?
1 n not what are you doing to help
those who have answered the CALI
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THE WEEKLY HONOR ROLL

These people have paid for their
Weekly Record subscriptions during
the past month.
We are trying to get the Weekly
Record ON a cash-in-advance basis.
II you haven't paid recently We will
APPRECIATE q check. 1t doesn't amount
10 very much IL paid regularly.
II you owe anything on accoun, yoe
have probably had yellow bin re-
Gently:
$. II. Boldly. Florence. ....-.. .$1.55
Il. +. Kindig. city ............... LES
Jeanette Phillips. Rockvaie .... LIS
Mrs. Ed. Aga.d. Rockvale ...-.. l.75
Mr.. Pcrrins. Rockvale ......... LIS
]. Sevant, Rockvalc ............ 1.26
7. b. Moore Long Beach. Calf. las
T., d. Schuler. Compton. Calf, ais
John Watson. city .............. 1.c5
A. l.. Sprinkle. city ....,...,.. l.s5
J. Il. waggoner. Howard ....... i.25
G. VIM. Schwark. Ames. Iowa. -. so
Ada Gehrctt, city ............... LIS
Z. schwcitxcr. Phoenix. ARA. Les
Jcsre Knowles city ...s....... las
W. NJ. Rupp. AicAnite ......... 1.2s
y II. whippte. city ......,..... $50
Mira. q. r. Guyot Oakland. Calf. LIS
Henry rootc. Thernsopolls. Wy. 100
dec. ". Nov. Clam Fhlls. villa 1.ss
Wallace Gould. oussy. colo...... LIS
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they are preparing and can appreciate
the one thing they can be used for.
for wounded men-surely would not
regret single dollar contributed or
,oversubscribed
II any Canon City man could spend
just one evening in a training camp
Y. NJ. c. A. shack he would
double the subscriptions he thinks
now he will give.
II he could spend one hour m one OF
these shacks back of the trenches in
France and see the cheer and com
fort and home-like pleasure they af.
ford the American boy-some Of our
own boys perhaps-shortly before the
oattle or the hour after battle-for
some VINO come back-he would
quadruple his subscription.
Herr shi iI .sses=.he-: govern
ment feeds and furnishes beds and
clothing for the men.
The Red Cross cares for the wound
ed.
The great majority win not be Kill
ed or wounded They have weary
hours on their hands in camps in this
country aud in France. They need
pleasure and recreation You surely
have heard and read of the enticing
influences and corrup,ing pleasures
that follow the army capms. especially
! n France.
( II we raise $4,000 in this county for
/ this magnificent work in the army
amps. and il il is the means of help
ing to return one Fremont county boy
home clean and free from the terrible
diseases we read about. wouldn't you
consider the investment a mighty good
one.
Gen. pershing says 1t is doing this
very thing for many American boys.
And that is only one little phase of
the work. And that is only one OF
many benefits that hundreds Of thou.
sands OF our American boys are fnd.
ing in the great Y. NJ. {. A. shacls
in the army camps In this country
and in France.
Every dollar you give helps To en.
large this work Just that much. A
few hundred dollars oversubscription
VIII open work not now counted on
We must win the war
Gen. Pershing says that nothing Is
:" effective in keeping up the spirits
81 his men and giving him an effect.
We lighting force as the Y. NJ. C. A.
hack and war work organizations.
! When you make your subscription
don't sive merely the minimum
amount necessary TO get rid of the
irommii'''e. but make subscription
that viii Indicate In some measure
your interest In the war In osr eouo.
try ~ var.
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cANON's QUOTA
May BE LARGELY
OvERSUBSCRIBED

CANON CITY HAD RAISED UP TO
NOON TODAY ss,so6.eo FOR THE
WAR WORK FUND OF THE Y. M.
c. A. CAMPAIGN TO BE CON-
TlhuED TOMORROW AMOUNT
NOW RAISED IN DISTRICT is
S7,2a6. 60
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