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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1918-08-23
War Business IS
Our Business
So says Uncle Sam. So every eli
lien must make 1t his business--i
win the war.

We have the men, thanks to the Loyalty of
American Citizens. Now we need money to equip
these men.
The Banks called upon to help the gov
eminent This Bank is gladly taking its quota as
requested by the government. You can help us to
increase quota by depositing all your savings
with us.
Bring your money from its hiding place and
put it into circulation where it will win Liberty for
you and the whole world
We pay you per cent interest from the
day Of deposit.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1918-08-23

The picnic Sunday at Sandy
Point by the Slavonic societies was
an enjoyable event and well at
tended. The Ely City Band fur
nished music for the paradein the
morning apd the picnic and dance
in the afternoon. Games, lunches,
refreshments and dancing were
the features of the day. The net
proceeds of the picnic were do
mated to the Red Cross.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1918-08-23

Andrew Horngren state factory
inspector wasin the cisy from Du-
luth Wednesday.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-22
Taraos Toitmeiter afiat. @eoroe

SarsoS Toitmeiter afiat. George
@. @ilfinion, Sargos Yoltmeiter
iioen Marts Maaneb 1915, blep Den
1Sbe os. aiiat ira iit Gmbebe. San
iogocs at uGre incompetent til at be-
it, re aontoret % uififfet til at ON.
gaaes fine llnocroroneoe % El,bli-
finn. s. 9. slfreo. Der i 81 aar bar
pGret asiiiterenoe EoStmeiter, er milo.
lertioig aniat ,iom Gbef for aontcrct.
llnst Bar paafjprt peo Grafton.
Miis Sioa Callahan al Grafton bIen
ben 18be bS. Orpbt oeriteos, ibet Den
SlGoe, bpori BUN fisrte iammen meb
lin Sorlopeoe, Gincent Gaplep al Ga.
ifatcbefpan, rammeoes al ct Cog pna
8reat Tortbern 9anen. Zen nnae
Wtano maotte inolpgges paa Soipi-
tolct, o. Der bar Sare for at ogIaa
ban pilOc o.. Gaplep % Wils Sal
laban lfuloe 3irsoag benne llge bape
feirct lit @rp1up.
Tirti npc Banter nmbcr Cpicilimg.
Ser nieloes ira %paolibelig Slide, at
HonpartiItm 2eo9lie / Ssbct al npite
Mar pil oprctte 40 me @a~nfiorrctnin.
ger | Hortb Tofota. =. s. &eemon,
en- iremragenoe @anfmano / 8reat
Sails, Wont., bar uotalt, of oct bit
nof cr Wcningen, of al &apitnl for
bis'e me Sorrctnin1er tegnes al On.
fcltpcrioncr inben Nonpartisnn &c
aglte, % of S%cniioten clcr Tormloa
LET or lcttcrc % biaigere Nogang til
Saan for Sarmerne.
Ganitp forpser fin M~ftiefapital.
llnocr ct iorrige llge / Sarge oibolot
Meoc al Ifticeicre blcp oct beililttct
at forege Ifticfapitolen i Gallitp
Cooperative Grcbange al ct. Saul
ira 100000 til ST 900, O00 Ger
foreto9es @jenualg paa ErGiioett
Sohn M. gnoerion at ct. Taiil, vi.
ccpruiioent Magnrls Sobnion al
ailubau, Winn., % pao SefretGr y.
9ltbiel al ct. Yaul. Gen aiglpne
Mopport bite, at Grcbanges Netto-
iorticneite / Sc iibite fire Maaneber
belpb fig til $4,000.
Mrs fur Solbater fra &cb &iuer
1alcm. Set 352be Snfanteriregi-
ment, nj / ben rationale Irme peb
Camp Sobge % beitaaenoe al lttlge
Wrno ira Meo Giper Ialcn / Nortb
Tafotn og fra norbli1e Counter
Minnelota, er al &ri9sminllter u.
:. @afer paapc9t ipm ct Grempel ior
andre. Sra ben Sio M%caimcntet or
gani'creoes o. op til 24be Nop. bar
ser illocn bette life forefommet no
gen &riaSretsIc eller / oct belle no
oct Ti'ciplinbrub, Der funoe leoe til
Iaaoan Tetsunocriegelie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-22

oeltaeer / Hpperiet Iom elm, og
at ban nogle Gage for bapoe t%ruffet
bam / ct. Euul.
Ser Ssrn pan fem Iar. Mr. %
Mrs. $. 9. aoeppen peo Mattoon
bar giort iig f%ortient til cit lioen Sp-
merfiombeo al Sberit NooiepeIt, ioct
sc efter at bape puret giite / finn fem
Iar bar Ter friife % pclifabte @srn.
SSsllotil iornplig flinoe &c IpffcIige
6orGlbre glroe iia peo ire Bigger, ira
4 til ~ Iar men Der ON 0agert
bragte Storfcn tire prGgtige Gutter
paa Ell Sang. Sr%iaingcrnc or / beb.
tc @eIgaaenoe, o9 Sorrlorene frpoer
iig mcgct opcr oen itorc Soregelle /
Tumilicn.
Snaen Terie for ltniueriitetsitm-
Senternc. Stuoenterile pes Statcrs
lllliperiitct / Waoiion peoto0 fprlc-
Sen Ell Hrffe Neiclltioner, bporpcb
ErTiiocnt San Siie ppiorOrebes til
at Iitffc Mnltalten for at spare Sui,
men YrGiioenten bar %iparet, ct llnis
pcriitctet life bar inobcfattet / Sui
Administrator @ariielos Srore, og at
man ncf fit iortiGtte Mrbeioet. Stli-
berterlle foreilog, at man ifuloe taae
Ell ire llgera Serie, fra lite til 21be
Scbr., poa bpilfen Sib man funoe
ipore 5000 Cons arl. Tcnnc SIags
S~par'umbeo tiltaltc sicnIpnlIg life
Erriibenten.
&mlmpocn afbiGlpcs / Miliuamfee.
Npr at afbiGlpc aulncben / Mil.
walifee blep @Dens @ranoitationer
iorrige llge %iorpanolet til a%ulitatio.
ner % SC forifieaigc 9apteiner inoen
@ranopGienet aniat iii at forualte be
Ser anbragtc &iiliorIpninger. Sor
at Sattigfolf finoe bente lit ai,l blep
set iolat / Gurpc, 80 Euno for 40
Gents, men Salget begrPn, ebes til
ire al bisie aurpc til Ell % iarume
Terion. 9praabet bar Tor iolgt 9ul
i 800 ErnoS Earticr til Ell balp
Sent pr. NnnS, men S~attigfolf mdat.
te / be fleite Silfrlber foite aierins
paa sc 300 Tuno. Iue &c @rcno.
itationer, ser bar iaoet al bisie aiiI.
oplag Iigeer peb SporpognsIinier.
Iaa arlfurpen fan tases IGnsere
StrTfninger uben Grtrabefoitning.
Ger iaaoes at bore oaiaa De Iigfolf,
iom matte tage alilfurpe nleb iig
paa Sporposnen, oa enfelte @aoer |
Sen 8rab bar bloferet al Sne, at
auI life funbe leueres | bisie Strsg
af @pen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-22
Wontatta.
San Ipiic &ipb pan 5irsoag.

San ipiic &jsb pan Sirsoag. Zen
fpocralc Wnoaominiitration bat for
leocn for pislc pcitliae Stoter bGuet
Eoabrloct ON "fieoloic" Sirsoage, %
blanot Dia'e Stntcr err ogiaa Uton-
tala, bpor man altIan berciter fall
laoe &ieogrpoen fogc llgcn igiennem.
DC andre Stotcr, bpor "flpolelc"
5irsoooe er pnhTpet, cr California,
Colorado, SrcNon, Ncuaoa, Nem
Mcrico % Nri5ona.
@il upbrpc Spositrnffcn. Sont
fpr mcooeltsblcp iorleoel ire Mproe-
re hGrat / Srnoiclsgauroen / Butte,
og Sen nmiooclbnrc tSelgc berof er,
at ser pil QisreS Nprieg paa at iaa
nGitc 9cgislatur til at afifaiie Gebs,
itroiien. ut 2opcn gicrnemiertes
ocres .eocn Miote hor giort ct iaa
itcrft S,nbirnf pua flcrc al @ilttes
@oroerc, at sc bur bc'tcn1t liQ til ct
aipre alt &c fan for at faa Den op.
hGpct.
NsSGmnina bringcr Sucriusm.
mclie. &c itore Ssilaa / Misiouri.
floocn hapoc ocn i6oc os. bobet Jig
'orrncn til Ell pTloiN IGmning 'trur
ncocnior @pen Sribcnt, o9 800 Der.
Toner, Der nogipr iaa onitrcllt belle
m - ~ r.. H.. S
cnoe Not ioget no al line Stem. Gn
lem 500 opb Strsm 9if gjcnncm ben
lille @p, OF nTitcn bpert cne'te Srs
bar lat ulocr %ano. Ger blep giort
Torisa pad at iprrngc Ssmasicrne
pcb SiUlp al Tpnamit. men oct mis-
lpffcocS. Srioents hicrnloIc @efolf-
ming bIep meo S%ernbanetog tort til
9oaan % Sn5en1on.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-22
@istomTm.
Neficnrt Ga Grusie.&pinoe bpS.

VcfIcHCf III Slus'VMpttuV upu.
Iiis a%atberine MacS onalo, Der op.
ianSt oen iii briiste Metbobe buorueo
@lastsi males OF beforeres, or Of
oaoet peb Seben / lit Stem | 60
GrosIe. Sun bar isbt paa Moua
Scotia / 1889 o. oar Sciter til SEN /
Ga crosse iaa bel fienote % for no.
acn Sio iioen aibsbc aapt. ,. n.
Tonalo.
lima Wanb t~ilitaar Samfrsperi.
Clifford Corner, 20 aor eammeI os
iisenoe lit Stem at p9re / Sbomplon,
Mont., bar / Wenomonie tiIitaaet at
pnre Ell al be TO MGno, Der Ell uae
isr pIpnorcoe State @anf / anapp.
Sprncr bar ell S~aanopGife, bpori
par $1,400, "a ban arreitereScs. San
p%aaitaar, at ban fun fienote i'm Meo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-22

mart % iiffert NOT Der iom Barn bar
lGrt at faroe for lin Wober, % fene.
re iom ung Yige at trpoe &offen,
,aa inoler man, of oct belle faloer
ganife natlrligt for beroe. Srn bar
oa ogiaa bemerfet, at Bun life bapbc
nogen Nnelie ON at pGffc nogen Sp.
merfiombeo berpco. Ga iaa tllfsie-
DC bun, at oct life par nogen Wening
| Den Tris iom M io~rIangtes for
8arn. Sanbt nof at llIopriien OF.
IA bar bsi, men life | 5orboIo til
Friien pua 8arn, og nlan itob Jig
goot paa ielp at farbe pg 'pinbe.
Noffen bar life paa langt nGr iaa
inoplflet % panifelig at BRUCE Tom
DC me Spmaifiner, ser MI ilbitpreoeS
mco Wotor % aft anoetilagS Santeri,
erflTreoe bun. Som iagt, Mrs.
@bite er fsbt / Tanmarf Tor 20 s(ar
lioen men or at re9nc blanot South
Safotas Npbpg9erfpinber, ba bun
neoiatte Jig / Staten Tor 45 9lar
iioen. On Ssnmeien er blonbt Sc
TROOPER. Der alereoc befinoer ii9 pcb
Slagfronten / Sranfrig, meoenS fle
re andre, iaapel Ssnne. 'om Cater.
'enner, er / forifieaige 2uellesleirc
bcroper - ale npbenbe goot al @eo-
Itcnors III nGiten forglemte Siis.
flio.
Ssiaa en- NinbeSas. 2eroao oen
12te Sanilar bar Oct 80 slar lioen
Den forfGroelige SneItorsl, Der emo
MT meo goo 8runo faIOes "ocn pGr
lte", feieOe ben oper South Gafota,
norope'tligc Soma % norore Nebra-
lfa, trUueOe oper 200 Wenneifelip.
Ter er iagt, at &pTg og SeIte til Ell
&Grbi al ilcre WiiQioncr Collars ont
fom / De tire Statcr, % at piloe 2pr
blep Der nGl ten ingcn tilbage. Ger
iaaes De fslgenoe Nar gar bperfen
Sarer. euer ErTriebpns % Gltuil,
meoens CT lioen &ufialobioro, DER
til bcllne Sio bapbe trpbiet Gipiliia.
~tionens Surer, otter Stornlen fanbtes
ibiclirosien noropelt for S'Ncia.
@eiret bar ON Worgel1en oen 12te
San. 1883 meget milbt, men itb paa
Scrmioaeen begpnote Sneen at ial-
bc. Snoen Wtiooag merfeoes iloc-
parslenoe Tinoiteo ira Norope1t, %
nriten ipr 9pbpggerne fqtteoe So
rem rlllleoe Storntcn Iom en- Dploig
@eloe oper TrTrien. Sra 20 til 80
8raocr opcr Zero ON S%ormiooagen
falot Semperatltren til nTiten lige
ion mango @raber unOer inoen gf-
ten. Gaa flere Steber onlfom label
@Trer 'om Sfolcbprn, ibet be isgte
at naa sc nGrmeit Sfoieluiet boen-
Sc Sarmere. Ser fortGlles ON en-
2Trerinoe / Solltb Snfnta, Der liant
men meo Ell @lit iegte at finbe frem
gienncm Sncfnpen, men bar bleune
itaoenoe ialt / Snecn. Se families
itoaenoc opreiit peo hinanbenS SIDE
/ en- flor Sneorift. Tnn enfelte Ste
ser blcp man / flcre Tiger afifaarne
fra Smperbenelt, oo ofte maatte Ito.
buiene blg9es op til @eo for at 9ipet
fnnoe biergcs. Ger blep o9iau Man-
gel paa 2epneosmiolcr, % Der er
iortult ON, bporieOs ltar / enfelte
Smloobper brugte Ganbp / i'm aafie
iiteoetior Sllffer. Man bar oite 'e.
mere hopt mere Sne, Ser bar ogiau
life Ioo Iicloen pGret lopere Sempes
ratur, liQc'om %inoen fan bope raiet
mere poloiom. men olbrig pioes bis
ie tire Glen1cntcr at hare inmpirfet |
ben @rab, ipm pau bin lllpffesoag
for 80 s(ar iioen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-22
Mnro Nnfcta.

Gn al sc pGritc. Npitcn ale Sclc
Al Nortb Safoto hcricocs Den 16oc
d. Al Ell Sncltorm. Scr bctcglics 'pnl
ell Al Hlnrct@ pUritc 1cnrpcratlirct
par 'nopibt opcr 3crc, men ell %ino
mco 80 MILES Tart linrbe oct nTiien
imrulia at 'Uroc3 uocnosrs, mcocnS
Scrnbanetrd'ifcn i%oriinfeocS cucr
belt lianleocS.
Hcaierinacn isrscr iur SGofurn.
:. .. Sbeppnrh. Ncan ueo North
Satptoa SanNbru04hciifole peb Sar-
40, beficnotNioroc iorrjsc ll9c. at
HeNicriu9cn ollcrcNc bar glort tore
Snbfieb Al SUNforu. Iom lfal 'Tlges
til StatcnS Sarmcre. % at man Der
nleo tnnoe pTrc inn omtrcnt forpislef
on, at en- tiIiirTttcIig B~oripnln9 bill
DC lfoifcs tilpeie.
@%urparti;an aabncr Sopeofuarter.
Get bcfierStsioroeS fcrriec llge |
@ismarcf. of Honparti'on Seagite
iaien bar Ieiet Nortbmeit Sotelbpg'
ming oerlteos for Ger at aabre III le'
aislatiuc &opeotparter. Ine |pgnln-
.aens WcfpemmcIiabeocr. lnoencm
hpaS itrenst trGnacs til SoteIets
Crit, blep @nnoaa cperlaot til Dem
ilpre Garmerorsaniiation.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-22

0interens urrite Smcitorm raj

Wintcrens uTrlte Sne1torm rant
nleoe Den t6be os. Tierre ng Sme9n,
Ga Den ii9es al Geirfpnbigc at bcrie
set n1eite al Staten. Semperaturcll
0upleoe peO N~ulpunftet.
9apere Nragttart for ami. Sra
@%aibington fom Ser iiolt / forrigc
lloe @eifeo ON, at eli loperc 6rogt-
tart for arll oil inbferes fer lite
Marts ira @ri,ber / @poming pg
Montana til Steber / Soutb 9ufota.
Srorcn hertil or aipet al Srlterltate
Commerce commissioner.
Statems Wciterifnb / "Snifins".
Oscar Mnoerlon, en- Tarmarbeioer
pco @enportb, gisr Sororina pna
Mciterifobet inoen Stuten TOR Suit
ina" al Maia. s 80 M%rbciosoaGc
hor anocrIon buffet. 4,056 @ulbelS
Mais, eller eiemnenlinitlig 1O4 @n.
III. Gag. Get ~itpritc Nntal Sl,bels,
ban nogcn Tag Drcp oct til, par 10.
S%noiancre roles iom patriutilfe.
Cato Cells Ben befienote aonuhlla-
lpr ior SnoianeraiiGrer, bar til
&nopauncrc pna Tiuc Gioge Sllola-
ncrrcicrpationcn ienot Ell pcrlonllG
Sfriuclic, huori ban taffer MGno,
Npinocr oo &ern Al Sipnr'tolnrier
ior ocrcs Ncncrpie @iorag al Tcngc
% ipriUrbi1e Nrtiflcr til oct Heoc
aorS. Mpmmi:iUrcu roier | lterte
llotruf Sen bclc Stammc Ior oereS
loualc SptrTocn.
Sap Gomntp or mcb. Ser meIoes
ira NbcrDccn, at ser / Sop Solintp or
10 @pcr. Inbopcr % Gin, / bucrt Al
bpilfc finn er ct cncitc Slerl, bpori
~yorcncoe StatcrS WaoaonliliItra-
tions McbIemstort life er ltlllet til
ifrlc / ct Ninbu moo 8a0cn. Icttc
pil iiNc, at &c 10 @pcr belt % boil
sent, ntco ~llnota0cIic al sc to Noni.
licr. bar iorpliltct Jig til at icl9c
Observation-Disclosures Hcnlcr o9 be.
Hitter liz puo pco Sporiomhco at bin
Sc &rigen.
Cite / Is Mar. GrnituS Sobn.
Ion o. Siiitru Mitcbea funbe iprle-
Sen icirc iin 15bc @rplupsbag, %
oct trai Jig ilig, at DC affllrat poa Den
Sio buuoc - Gitcrtommere. vi DC.
res I Werr or : i~rclnocIcs ilipc, on
Sarmicl, Den Tloitc Scn, CT @eolte.
iaocr. Mr. % Mrs. Sobnion er bcn-
b~olospis 81 % 81 Mar gan1lc. Ge
bleu giite / Staten Nem 9)Orf / 1913,
ilptteoe ~peitopcr / 1886 % neo'attc
Tia peo Sartioro, nUr Milmaufce. 81
Nar icnere onian DC oct for trpgt at
lutte Longer peitopcr, % DC TOM "a
i'll @clls, Minn., Der SC bococ iiotil
1901, oa sc eiorbe nof eli lloflpttcr
reiic o. bolatte iil / Witcbell.
sra Samcn til &nnoins sitiffcn. Ter
bar pUret talt % itrepet meaet ont
ben 70.aarige Mrs. Chris @bite pco
Oca Mapibs, iom bar lin esen Sauc.
ilof, flipper benne ianrt paifer, far.
ser % ipinber llIoen Tor iaa at farpc
Garnet % binoe oct til lllotrricr Ell.
Ter "Smeaters" Tor Soloaterne. Zen
pnsre SlGat ipnes bette err "nafa.
Iauit", % oct er meS goo 8ruro at
man peS Sopeotparteret for set &soe
3ors / minneapolis. bpcrben Mrs.
@bite ienber line Striffeparcr, bar
falot benoe" american Champion
Heb Grois Selper", men raar Der iaa
IpiOere iortGQeS, at bun er isot / Gan.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-22

oeltaeer / Gpperiet Iom "Slim", og
at ban nogle Gage for bapoe t%ri,ifet
bam / ct. Earll.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-22

fiebt iia CT foitbart Stem, o. Der til.
ieice, Of ban 2iocr lilie Vsrn ocr
bcoitc ll00nnlclle.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-12-17
Two Before MaYoF
on VagTaney Charge

VIII Wright. coIored, arrested yes
terday on a charge Of vagrancy was
before the mayor yesterday alter
noon and was fined SIS and costs
This is the second ime the man has
been before the mayor on a charge
Of vagrancy IN a period OF two weeks
and IN both instances a fine Of S25
was imposed The mans wife APP
paared and paid the fine and he
vas released from costody.
Clarence Bryan, another eolored
man, arrested on similar charge
and tied before the mayor put up
such an honest story concerning
himself that the mayor after admin
istering severe repremand allowed
him 10 go free. The man stated that
he was not a vagrant but had work
ed up until Friday when he had de
cided TO take brief vacation and
said that If he were released he
would go to work. again when cross
examination failed 10 incrimiante the
nan the mayor let him go free.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-12-17
PERSONALS

Mrs. PIN Dietz, Of Warrington. is
the guest Of Mrs. G. w Clayton at the
latter's home here
Philip Erwin, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Erwin. who has been in service at
Fort Hamilton, N Y. arrived nome
last night having received honorable
discharge from service. Erwin train
ed at the S. A. T. C. at Morgantown
and was sent from there to Fortress
Monroe Va He had embarked Tor
overseas duty when the armistice was
signed and the sailing order was can
celled-
Mrs Chas. o. Jackson who was pain
fully injured in falling several weeks
ago Is out though she has not fully re-
covered
Miss Caroline 3arns is III from in
duenza at Ter hoE2e In Maple avenue.
Z Mss Iuiu Jones, a teacher in the
White Sc; has returned from Mor'
gantoWn ere she lad spent the
week end with friends.
Miss Willard Clayton is Ill of fnflu'
enza at the home OF Mrs. ]. R. Cook
IN Fairmpnt avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Steele were
here yesterday en- route from Nor
gantown to Grafton, where the for
mer will be engaged as expert ac-
countant for several weeks. Mr. and
Mrs, Steele expect to take up their
residence here as soon as they can
secure an apartment.
John r. Baker, of KeySer. is here
on a visit to relatives. Mrs. Baker
has been here for several days at the
home OF her parents, Mr.. and RS.
Clark Merrifeld-
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-12-17
OgAL SOCIAL EVENTS

First 81. E. Church meets tonight at.
the Church IN regular session
crusaIe Meeting Today.
The annual Crusade meeting which
IS observed In memory OF the early
days of the Temperance orGanfza-
ton Of women IN this city is being
held this afternoon at the home Of
Mrs Jennie EnSIe on Walnut avenue.
Mrs. y. R C. Morrow viii address
the meeting and Miss Edith Hun
saker will sing.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-12-17
Final Talks By the
Four Minute Men

The Four Minute Men of the nation
viii make their last official bow to the
theatre going public on the night be
fore Christmas and the community
chairmen OF the forces have been in
structed to select one man for each
theatre to make a Tribute to Our Al
lies" Chairman Kern, Of the FairmonS
Four Minute Men. has asked he fol-
lowing men to speak at the theatres
indicated: Dixie. Harry Shaw; Nell
son. Henry Lively; Princess. Ira L.
Smith, and Hippodrome, w J. W:egel
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-12-17

The Isabella Thobun Circle Of the
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-12-17

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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-12-17
Nurse Returns AeTne.

Miss Sina J. osburn who has been
spending few weeks with her grand
parents. Mr. and Mrs. D. w Grove, OF
Monongah. recuperating from an at
tack of influenza and pneumonia. re-
turned to her home at Conneaut. Ohio.
where she will take up her duties as
night supervisor at Grace hospital Of
that city.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-12-17
- Erom seheeI.

Home From School.
me Misses Louise Hite and Helen
robinson who attend Gunston Hall
IDOL "a Washington D. O., have ar
"a home to spend the holidays
h their; parents, Hr. and MIS-. r
Hlfe. and Clarence Robinson The
Iattef vas IN Washington and ac-
c6mpanied his daughter home
Meets Tonight.
e Music Department OF the Won
ans Cnb meets in regular session to-
1ight at the home OF Mrs. 81. A.
Flefeher on Benoni avenue MSS
Harriet Schroeder is in charge OF
5l1e pro9am which Will be devoted TO
fde study Of Englinsh composers
Birthday Anniversary.
Ans. Jane Ingman. one of the best
known women Of the city IS TO-DAY
celebrating her eighty first birthday
anniversary at her home on Main
sect while no formal celebration
8 being held family dinner at
which a number OF relatives were
guests was served at noon and many
frfeuds called during the day to oher
CONGRATULATIONS and best wishes
Mrs. Ingman has not been well lot
some time but In the last few weeks
has been much imnroTed.
Meets Tonight.
The Isabella Thobun Circle OF the
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-12-17

In many ct the industrial truck AMI
tractor factories in this country T.o-
men ara successfully employed to OPP
crate tham-
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-12-17

he Astatic town OF Maiwatchi. on
the borders OF Russia is peopled by
men only. Women are forbidden en-
rance mere.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-12-17
Comma for HoIldays-

Coming tor HoIIdayS-
Miss Katharyn Arnett who attends
the Cathedral school at Garden City,
L. T.. will arrive home the latter part
OF the week TO spend the holidays with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs t. w. Ar
nett. in Locust avenue. Bernard Ar
nett. who attends the Choate school.
in Connecticut, will also come hcme
for Christmas. Miss Susan Arnett
who has entered the 9. S. army train
ing school for nurses at Chariot. N.
c., viii not be home for the holidays.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-04-06
Germans Capture
City on Dnieper;
Seize Munitions

LONDON, April 5.-Ekaternoslav
has been captured after battle, it was
announced officially in Berlin to-day.
The Germans advancing along the
Poltawa Constantinograd Railway took
possession Of million artillery shells,
besides French rifles and ammunition
on twenty-eight freight cars, the state
ment also said
Ekaterinoslav is a city of 1876, 900 per-
sons, capital Of the government of the
same name, on the Dnieper River, $50
miles northwest Of Odessa and $50
miles southwest of Moscow. 1t is of
considerable commercial Importance
There is fine bridge over the river
there.
The text of the German communicate
read:
Eastern Theatre-Tn the Ukraine
we took from enemy hands on the Pol
tawa- Constantinograd Railway twenty
eight railway cars loaded with French
rifles and ammunition and more than
a million artillery shells.
''In the Dnieper Valley our advanc-
ing troops have taken Ekaterinoslav
after an engagement"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-04-06
Russian Noblenaen
Sweep Streets to
Obtain Their Bread


TOXIC, Saturday, March 30.-At the
Japanese Foreign Office to-day it was
said no confirmation had been received
Ct the statement published by the
"Nichi Nichi" that the situation at
vladvostok. while not Immediately crit
ical. was becoming worse. Telegraphic
communication with the Russian sea-
port has been virtually suspended.
The "Nichl N.chi" claims the Boil
shevik authorities have occupied the
government Offices and hanks at Vladi-
vossok. The Entente Powers, it adds.
have accepted the promise of the Boil
sheviki 10 protect life and property,
especially -he immense supplies des-
tined for the Russian army.
Private advices saw anarchy is on the
increase throughout Russia. The prop
ertied classes are said to be gradually
losing their rights and their property
is being conascated Masters are said
to be serving as servants and servants
taking the place of masters. Former
mobiles and government officials are re-
ported to he cleaning the streets Of
petrograd and other cities in order to
obtain bread
N. Schrchesine, former councillor Of
the Russian Embassy at Toxic, who was
appointed Minister at Teheran, Persia,
by VI. kerersky, when Premier, was
thrown from the train by Bolshevik
troops al Baku while on his way to his
Few post. The Minister lost all his
effects.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-04-06
Russians Sink Ships
To ESCAPE Germans
BY The Associated p,

by me Associated Prpss1
PETROGRAD, April 1.-Two German
"arshlps and several torpedo boats
nave landed troops in Finland and &C.
cupled the town of Eknes. southwest
OF Helsingfors. Several Russian war
SHIPS, including four submarines, were
po"erless to prevent the entry of the
Germans into the harbor of Hango. and
the sailors sunk three of the ships in
the harbor to prevent their capture.
The commander of the Baltic fleet
has sent communication to the Ger
man commander concerning the Ger
man aims and protesting against the
entry OF German warships as a VIOLA
ton of the Brest-Litovsk peace treaty.
which guaranteed the security of the
Russian fleet
The arrival of the German fleet off
the Finnish coast threatens thes afety
of the Russian fleet at Helsincfors.
which, for. lack of an icebreaker, has
been unable to reach the naval base
at hronstadt. The fleet includes two ar
mored ships, division of torpedo
ooats and submarines
= An anti-soviet uprising among the
oral Cossacks, in Southeastern Russia,
is reported