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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-24
CONTEMPLE A Los SODA
DOS EN- FRANCIA
CON el c

on el PlncfO-
i~noscOpio. F2s-
cinante como el
cinemai0gralo.
HaCe erecto ma
gico en- Ia men
te. Tn placer
cGnSiante para
viejoS Y jOve-
mes: ~Tnteresan-
tc. Instructive,
EducatiVO. Una
historic compile
Ia dc Ia guerra
en- vistas. QUE
perulite yer 2
I'd. las cOSaS
como reaimenie
son. ESia cS
ma marayiuOSd
~OpOrtunldad pa
"a eStar al tan
TO de los InOvi-
mientoS de Ia
guerra. Yer eS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-24
POESiA.

Cantos de vlfs ' EspeTanza, per au-
ben OsTl0 ."
FL Llbro AzuI. pCT AdG!bg-t9 ESieFa-..- g.
FCssIGs EScoSJdGS lie CaIupoemc7. Ea'-
ri6n lie lufn
81 Parn6SO Mex:ClGo, : GoS--.--.---Si
P~ESiOnarilS. pCr Manuel Vs.. F!srrS.-.... ~
poeSias u Antonio Plaza .....-.......-. =
PoeSisS de Manuel ACgis ---...--.----. T.
Sosss de Amor Y de DOlGr, pCr
Francisco ". Oldsuibel ......-.... siy
VersO>-uhraS vUCilri> Is Enrique
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-24
NCVELAS De CARLCTA BRAEME
80 CENTAy0S CADA UNA.

.AZ.c=uG-
azores SlblineS.
Co-aZGG dc orc.
Dora.
u Sc-rg.O de Lady MUTisi.
En- "a rr.Sgl d"i AMOR.
IN ~ MaiiIaa Dc bodss.
EugTe DOS PfCaG0S.
~lnyrccibic ATuyr.
La CoadeSa d. Cr2dJc.
Ia Teni4C;oG de UuI Nu!eT.
La NOd"Tua CeGiricHia.
- ESIrcli2 Ge Amor
s;1s DeDa que Una MT1cr.
Su.N1s del Cu.aZ6l.
INA lGCha Ge Amor.
-.a-.. LIZA
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-24
EiSTORiA.

FL Sol de Mayo. MenCridS lie IL Inter
ycncion FrluCrSa. Cuu S-aD2dgS ....S@--l
81 CcrTo de les GampU2aS ........--.S-.-
Episodes M,ltareS NCIicanoS. uucfrG
de IndepeDtenCla c INVASION AAttrL-
cana. > tOmuS L-'V
Historic de RO!uc. COtnprel!de Ge>ie .
los OrssensS de itOaI3~htSiS u ctiI3
del IragsrIu Romano dc uCstG-lir-.... ISc
Historic lie GrecIa, deSde sos leH!ioS
nrr0icCS haSiS Ia GeSmemOTaciou dct
Imper!o ue AlejandTo.-.-.-...-.-.-. 'SG
Seroe V CaUGiliO. LII VIDA del uEhe-
raj D!gZ. nor nUclOS salinas. ....r... ..S-ho
Historic Pajrla. Tor SI2rFG .....-----. 'tc
Historic de NJNi,o. or NcTG.d. -Hs1s
los prllerUS UcmpcS. ELSla 10 e2-Ga
del ScSuHdu IWVCri0- IN ioiiIo ietL N5up
Historic General dc NeAlrp, lur LaTatr '9c
Historic Universal, Cd!Clon de lu59..--.S-1"
la intervention ! el lmTer}o. nor 81
lido Alvarez, / lOiGUS, pasta tri4--.--.i-vo
La Malestad Cs!da. NOyei4 historical
de "a rs=uiucIon m2deTistS -....-...Hi.
La ReToluciCn de IeN.cC. DGra poll
lica ' DC gran iG.ereS ............- TIC
Los inSufgentes. Reiz,cS &c IL llsu-
rrecciOa contra EsTaI9 -....----....S-.HO
Memorials dc IN GItI-ttHFN. ui>,JtA
de Ia Guerra &c HeiIT.i2 .......-.S--ot
/, Narracioaes HiSfGrlCaS AeNtt2Tas- Ira
dtctones ! ~leyeRt2S. rSra de>ls21la
& cuiuvar ii SeGsinientO Ha'Fig n "a
ccrGZon de los ni!OS &c Mexico Coz
yrsDAiDS Y Car&,uiS 3 C0ipF@>.-.--.... Sa'
SacerdOte Y CaudIlio. p1lI gr.ai,Ta !
Ia Guerra de Observation-Disclosures. -pl
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AVENTURAS De SHERLOCK
HOLMES.

IA CENIAvOS CiDA TGXG.
e IcuGcC"r Dc CGt!Ereres.
Fl RObO del Dianalie AzVl.
IL ii3it Gri JSUrcrU.
HiarE"Uli. e. Pirat8 del T4mesis.
lack e! ~gc>;T!Dad1r.
Los MoGederos FaISoS &c Londres.
"A Nalrt1 SanSricRla.
In MGcico Criminal.
81 TeS,lmeHlO del Director.
sherlock Holmes y 81 C~ontrabandista
Ca pg.U.
III Ia EsrUslg del Crimen de Pitts5urg.
\ Ia i'EariIS do q MueT.s.
Z: F!uta FOja de Paris.
Ia Gc,iIa UImgaa.
Ina NuShe DE- Terror.
Ii HlbC teI Collar o. PerIas.
La irra-Ue pOSadS del Cairo.
!: N-uf-TEjJ &c -OgE:l.
e Rev dc los 2auGIIoS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-24
AvENTURAs DE JOHN C. RAFLEs

: y ~tLNLANUS t.tUA TUHU.
- l~nCuSa!LG NlSier!USO.
IA BOAo rR CT PalaC!o Real.
Fl Principe J3Sgdor.
l. ESaiio Cn Il Sleeping.
Fl EoiJ.
II iieFrJero dc Ea-iCStone.
81 SrCrr;G uei AniliO.
r HTcS.Gen,a de las CololiaS.
!! FGIsp SlitsIdoT.
Ia DauCelIa G@rtadG-
y F"El. Gai Et.-p.
e Tr-pru del HGyht.
IN E.lie &c 8cGaS.
Il SaCtCd0ta del >Ci.
e IeSCrO GeI ESf2Go.
I'm il 5~iE'1lcTa.
FL S,"rElC de! tesGrC
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coDIGoS

inti 20 eva -.S-.nn
-5tISD De Froccdimient0s CtvileS..-.$i.iG
-6Eiso-ue Procedim!en;os PenEleS...--St "a
C&IiS9 Penal
CoitsB de Concrete .St.ij
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oBaAs pOETyCAs DE PEA

= CanIoS del Hogan 81
FL AF;a del Amor. Etlr!oa d. iIlo .-.NiG
Las GlUT.aS .a MEXICO ..-.....-.....Si.
Memorials, RciiGu!aS ; RtiEalJS. ifoSas :
RecUs-iOs ) ESpsranzaS- Edlct0n &c
lux -.--..--- .-....... --.--.-.Si l..
flores Del A,.aa
Hosar y rGuia Sit
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-24
ESPiRiTISMO

Deyccionar!o ESpirittSta ..-..-..--..... sne
FL L.tbro dc los Mediums .--..--.....Sl.00
Il LIbro De los ESpiritus .-.-.-..-....Si.D8
I'll Genesis. los MilagroS Y las Predic-
FL EvaEscI!o Segln cl Espiritismo... S!.GO
I'll ClelO ' II Inferno .................Si.00
0braS P0>tumaS lie Allan ardes......$i.a
Suue e. 81 Esp!TtiiSmo? ..............Si.00
Arie dc Curar pDr medic del magneiis-
mo Y SuS alNlii2reS, banjo. maSaIe Y
gimnaS.a tteiai ......... ............Sf.J 80
cIENCIAs oCyLTAs.
CIavicula del icy SalomGn .......... Soc
D~icciunlTiO Internal. ConIlene mega
blanca, roia ' nesra, ap2riCioaeS, eIc. sos
DcEms Y un.al de q Alta Magta. Coz
iienc el irillGUio de Solomon. Ia Ca
bala. elTdrot. SCCFetOS del GXito, nj
! Efunancta, etc. s.. 90
EnChirid!cneS- GTlmari6S : PeniaCuloS zoe
e Dragon Roto. % sea Ell arte dc MAJ
OAR ! los CSpiFItuS ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 35c
81 Poccr del penSamiento. Su domi-
MO ' culIura. Como esndiar 81
rierAd 90
e Ltbro Internal. Trafado de las Glen
c.aS o~CilIaS. Contiene Ell libro de san
CIpTIano- ClaytCgl2 de Solomon, el
DgaE"H ao5o Y Ia Cabra Internal. etc. $500
= Ecrt2dero Dragon ROi0. Encan-
tainientoE. inodo de hacerSe Invisible,
= On W.,
iieTa Nag1o DE $50 Ctprigno. roEclon
1nics y coupleia del fGmoso Grtno-
Es Clayic1ls del Hecnicero, o Lioro
Dc san Cigr!Sao. con tnttntdsd dc Sc
cTetos $500
Ls Gran AaEis SupTena ..............Si.G0
MANUAL De ESslG Rcja ................. i9c
Manual de MaSia Blanca ............... i0c
Haiiu2! dc AaS!a N2Sra .....-........ zoe
>~@cTe'JS te los Carlos. Arte de ga
nI- ! iaauS los 5ucEOS .Si.Ad
S~erge'GS de- Alberto ci Grantle .......... ~.
SecTeiCS de IL PCeStitigItaciun Y II
DG@i1. LccciOneS oTacucaS de eSCa-
moIso : IrcStidI"iiaci0n .............Si.N0
>~ccFrioS &c! Inferno ......--.......... S5c
T"sCro Gc NiilgryS de Ia Cruz de Ca
ravac3. FcfdaieTa joya de-. oculiis-
mo 5nc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-24
R De VICTOR HUGO

Ia lmitSElO1 Dc SEiSiD s.---.--.-.-... Sh''
Los MartlreS, : el TTiuQFo is lG Reli-
y,ap CFisuSnS . CEa!eSubT.2nC,,-.$2. 80
ASTORIA Sagrada- LibEc del AaHEloy
yueyo TsStarueGtO, que cOHfe1s Ia
n;stnris dsl pueblo Ge Israeli. Wen
tosa cisrlmeaie CGmo 50 prepare
is yerifa Del xeS.aS EhICiSa de
intn S2.aa
pa1~s.,S IS<z-Is 81 DrsriEQeE..... see
IayaIlp De GracIoEeS ......-.--.-..-... 6GC
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-10-24
In DAVIS. EoP.

CMETIING resembling political sensation
Oauscd IN this end of the state by the
that l. NJ. Davis, a former editor of The West VIrginlan
and known far and wide particularly vocie-ous oppo
nsnt Of gang government IN Fanont and Marion county,
had come out i'll long statement endorsing Colonel Wat
son and pegng his vote the Democratic candidate for
United States senate BIZ. VIC Go not imagine that it will
make any marked difference N the result of the election.
That Mr.. DAVIS should tcvote for Colonel Wat
son is not matter that may Ieg:natey be criticised He
Is within his rights as an American citizen. That he should
come out IN formal statement saying IS His course
Is none the easier understood when reads the state
men that his former outpoken opposition to what he calls
Wisconsin ,vas directed against the political organization
which controls Fa;,rsoat and Marion county and not
against Colonel Watson personally. Why should he make
public display OF lis political affections at tbs dme2
The explanation gives conncng and we quite
sure It will carry Elite weight with Republicans.
The situation further complicated By the fact that Mr.
Ca-is name appears upon the ballot which viii be used
At the election next month the Republican candidate for
ccE', of the courts of Marion county. rue. it IS not
his fault that his name there. He made effort to
have removed when he went to Wheeling to accept
o-;icn with the Federal Food administration West
Virginia But the fact thet he had failed IN this must
ceysary have been known to HIM. and out Of confederation
or the party that fact should have mpeed hun to refrain
ron, stating thus publicly his political Intentions.
We do not IN the least mind the effort OF Demo
cratic or7r; 10 make political capital of the fact
that NJ is was once connected with this newspaper
in re-ro-,le position The West Vusn:an is perfectly
wiling to stand on its own bottom any tine. But do
resent The effort to use for tie eenft Of the Democratic
ticket the fact that Mr. DAVIS IS the Republican
ballot In this county. hat is accident He IS m
no sense a Republican candidate for the position.
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lis ld1suags be Eer1oga q IN ~ I'll
eeoloe baElieg and lhe Of Of
trsds conditions amon al t1e natous - The
psace and assodatng fheEn5eyes FOG IL ma1Le1arce-
CeEp1ay Of eourse WI consent 10 tie peace lt also
VIII Be asoaa6ed with other nations N Is
Every county signing peace treaty Presumed % agree
10 IL Conditions and 10 Xoide by them. So then, Mr.
Wilson IS allowed 70 have his way the United States Will
Be prohibited from erecting any economic barriers
against Germany. and sds country VII be committed to
= neutrality Of trade with her \
Lei rs pause and reflect Just what the adoption OF that
Of peace the ports Of the country would be thrown
open to the manufactures of Germany without limit There
Is no extent 10 which that country viii not go after the
b Iecape her lost markets throughout the world, and
particularly the United States Some Of the allies have
already announced ther intention to boycott German goods
nation TO which Germany can for market for her
aanufacres. Prices will be fixed at any figure necessary
10 SCENE the trade and Of business the industries
hat have been bonn m this country result Of the war
Dyefs, ceramics. toys. and every other article of for
meT German manufacture that factories be-
froa Gens.ny such quantities and at such prices that
d. product Of American labor VIII not be able to compete
for moent and viii be forced to the wall IN short order
Instead Of collecting an indemnity from Germany for
the life and treasure she has forced from the United States,
the Te1ons will be In position to Indemnify themselves
from to unlimited extent
But i takes two-th1ds vote of the Senate to ratfy a
treaty. It probable that peace treaty will not be laid
before that body until afteS the senators elected next
month take Their Seats March 4h The voters therefore,
In States where senatorial elections to be held. have
it their power to scd to Washington who will not
hesitate to reudate the ua-Ameean suggestions OF the
President should they find expression the peace treaty
and to insist that the Congress Of the United States shall
Be left free to into law such tariff restrictions our
imports as i: may IN the future deem wise
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s E 55z5 Icy

"Picture Rock" four or five miles
from Mo-gantown, was one of the
most interesting sights in that sec
tioa OF the country until it was so
covered and overgrown that the rude
engravings could hardly be distin-
guished Howe's History tells of it
when the drawings were clearly dis
cernibIe and says:
ION the plantation OF Henry Ham
ilton there is a large flat rock about
$50 feet long and so feet wide with
numerous engrayings OF animals well
executed-such as panthers Of fun
size. buffalo tracks. horse tracks. deer
tracks. turkey tracks, GELS, fish. WON
en- large as life. human tracks. offers,
beavers, snakes, crows, eagles, Wild
cats, foxes. wolves, raccoons, oDos-
sums, bears, elk, etc.
An Indian burial place was discov-
cred near SmIthtown in the same
county under IN overhanging clfn OF
rocks which awakened much interest
in the early days.
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President wilson's notice Germany that there can
be an arnEst:cc only upon such will tainy
put the German military out OF existence for all
time brings the peace to turning point We
shall soon know whether the is to end in the very
rear future upon terms that to complete
der OF continue for winter and another summer
Which 1t shall be probably depends upon whether the
German arniez position to get back on their own
territory without mourning Of both
men ana naerial In other words the politicians have
exhausted their resources in effort to obtain favor
able peace by trc&ezy and the matter is once more
purely military problem.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-10-24
.MONONGALIA
MUSINGS

H"HThis county has a surplus OF
pumpkins this year-far more than
she needs or can use. It is claimed by
those who are authority on such mat
tiers that they are excellent brain food.
It has been suggested that q supply
be sent Immediately to those nagging
suffragettes who squealed and sqUawk-
ed in front OF the White House.
"tHIt wasn't philosopher who SAIL
that when q good woman marrtes q
bad man in order to reform him it Is
like swallowing poison to get rid OF it.
ANY old clod hopper knows that
es"Wonder If bilious BIZ Of Berlin
will write book>on How to be Happy
Though Whipped"
%"HWhen the German Emperor
wakes from his s1umbers at midnight's
holy hour when all around Is stu and
solemn, when the scenes OF his child
hood return on fancy's wings, when
the brevfty OF life intrudeS upon his
understanding, when the realization
comes to himAand come It must
that his hands are stained with the
innocent blood Of millions, what then
il the nature OF his thoughts? Does
he ponder over What might have been2
does ne see with half closed eyes the
specters Of the countless men, women
and babes-tender and true-who
have been tortured, outraged and
killed by his wicked and wanton war2
When thoughts Of these ttnts course
through his mind do they not enable
him to see something sane and su-
blime II Thackeray's estimate OF Ma
poleon:
aTIe fought thousand glorious wars,
And more than half the world was
his; 49,.
And somewhere. now ID yonder stars.
May tell perhaps what greatness 49,
s. C. MUSGRAVE.
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RUE: STUFF

This cruel war Is getting eEueIlsE
every day
It has now divorced. torn apa1t, rent
asunder. etc, that well known and
time honored couple Ham and Eggs
You can get ham or you can get
eggs, but you cant get the twain of
EN-
This is a much harder blow than the
one sustained when the voters Of West
Virginia meny OF whom thought they
werc doing something else put the
firm Of Tom and Jerry out OF business.
Next old Herb Hoover win Try to
disseVer turkey and cranberry sauce.
Then there WIN be a revolution.
But come to think OF 1t this year
turkey may come too high for any
except munition mill onafres and the
sauce may be sugarless.
Which means that we VIII have to
go on living on ham and
The ham one meal and the eggs
the next.
Wen say this for L. M. Davis.
When he nOps he nops,
AS a 100 per cent. performance his
statement has few superiors.
And when the returns are all in all
possibility that it viii have any
equals In this neck Of the woods will
be removed.
Oh. where is our wandering boy to-
night?
Politically speakins Of course.
It is not true that Big Jawn Smith
hurried bael. to Washington yesterday
to tell Woodrow what to do about the
German note.
But it is plain from the amount of
consideration Big Jawn gets that he
stands pretty close after Woodrow in
the affections of the Demmles.
It's nice for Jawn but it is little
hard on white folks and the ordinary
or home staying black.
: But the home staying black should !
worry \
Jawn represents HIN at the seat
Of government.
And when the occasion demands it /
he comes home and tells him how to !
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rodays dispatches indicate that the newspapers OF
ooraay are beginning say quite frankly that II It is
question Of getting nd Of the kaiser OF continuing the
var which the German people now realize Is running
aEa,nst them the kaiser WIN 20 It has taken
fhena long time to get around TO that point but #
would not Be at al surprising Il It should develop that
once started the movement van travel with
EaDiditS fsom now on
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I.IgRspAY EvENnse. ocToBER a. 1918.

Beeps n tHe United States of Aacr:ca as eopern-
Of is people, by the people. for the people, Dhosc
pepas are dapcd from The consent Of the goperned;
4 -a16aaeg N a republic. sovereign Nation of many
opgeis1 States; perfect Unon and nsepuoblc
upoa those principles of freedom. cqucLty jus
aid Enslaity for rhica american pati0ts sacrificed
M lyes and fortunes. therefore believe il my duty
country to lore II; to support IFS Constitution; to
lapss 10 respect its flag; and 10 defend ii against
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washington dispatches say investigations preparatory
to he fixing Of prices on common articles Of Wearing
apparo are being made under the direction OF the War
Tudustrses board The logical place TO begin effort
10 stabilize prices orwearnE apparel Is TO dz the price
Of raw cotton but apparently that WIN not be done
long - there Il Democratic majority in CongEoss.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-10-24

Thomas ". Lawson injured in an automobile
accident In Massachusetts yesterday. The incident
serves to cu attention fact that this eccentric
Boston character used be forever in the news
papers has to have something unpleasant happen to
him to get In the news these-days.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-10-24

Tse Reie1stag adopted resolution expressing CONE
plete confidence in Chancellor Macmillan but it may
be doubted that this Will complete Offset to the
blunt statement Of President Wilson that the world win
not Trust the German EoveEnzaent in any way.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-10-24

The British House Of Commons yesterday adopted a
resolution In favor o: sitting in parliament
About the only place where full equal suffrage is not
now looked upon as the proper thing is the Democratic
cloak room Of the United States Senate
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-10-24

Greats. s1oTenes and Serbs have proclaimed Eew
nation How strange the map Of Europe VIII look when
Europe may be In state OF change and agitation for
half century,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-10-24

Preston county buckwheat, home
style, for breakfast each morning.
Boyers Restaurant.-Adv-
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8 WHdT TO EXPECT.

u sE tlas3s VIII Ga4nsasy after sie warl That Is
a.,st sul.-nit 10 4 de principles Of pace as
lsis ssS isol are 70 be followed One Of :he
3 enes.li .1sace De Ersitsae rgesetsss q
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-10-24

Sept. 25. 1918.
Dear Mother and an:-Having a
little time today will try and drop you
a few lines. 7ave been seeing many
things Of this war the past few weeks
and have been doing what we call
real soldiering-alI but the fighting
part Of it that we don't take part in.
Ran into bunch OF fellows knew
from in and about Latrobe. They
are in the National Guards. F'rom
their talk they sure have seen some OF
the front. Well mothe 1t is only
few more days until will see another
birthday over here I am in great
hopes hat the one following will be
.1cat at home. From all the talk
the boys sure are giving the Square
neads H. In fact know they are
Have seen little part Of it and many
prisoners. Now don't never worry. for
/ anLalways safe and Uncle Sam sees
about our feed. Write often. With
Clarence.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-10-24

Home baked pies and Pastries,
Boyers Restaurant Arvs
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Clarence Shaw
Writes From Front

The following letter has been re
ceived by Mrs. c. R. Shaw of 707 Gas
tone avenue from her son Clarence
Shaw who is now with the American
49, .En..nnn Il EN,.ancn
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Home Baked Pies and Pastries
Boyers Restaurant. AdYG
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.N Praise OF THE MINERS.

NE workers and even mine operators after watching
l6s efforts Of the production division Of ths Fuel
TO speed up the output of eoai may have
M e s he erTor Of believing thar dc soyssaners docs
no proper appreciation Of .Nhat has been done:
Vreiaian has never shared ShaG view and il IS
81 ale TO present evidence Wich proves ,k.t theEe
81 Sc iEatest ground for it The folIcwng appre-
elsa te inning industry has done for the cern-
s. war e1isis began puts he faesSas foseefuy
s eot1d % Il:
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-10-24

Eof .H,ber Board o. Education. Fairaa0nt Ina. DIST
C w. Walker. Fairmont.
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And somewhere. now N yonder stars.
May tell perhaps what greatness IS
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-10-24

Les than SOC, 900 miners are now actu-
ally bearing the greatest resDons. bttty that
has cone 70 any class Of workers who arc g1V~
their strength to the winning OF the war
Tostdem has been presented . GtG&adc task
that must be accomplished with Sne handicap
81 Et6atfy reduced man power, and they are
ceoEnpliShing what has scanned impossible.
ThSy haTe broken all previous records In PRO-
dueffCH, although Thousands OF their con-
rides have gone into the army and navy.
Before the drst draft approximately ZOO.
600 Rine workers were employed In the Unit
esf8fes Then the war took about fifteen
cent of the workers, for large number
Volunteered IN addition to the loss BY draft
aecuseoIaed TO danger went to war with
the courage OF long az9er1ence In daring
death Tins, with greatly increased demands
o0ns them. the mine workers OF the country
onnd themselves hampered by reduced mum.
Tie mine workers needed no urging TO
fheir best inSWhat President Wilson has
called the great service army. Increased
6duefnn became the WGtchWoTd and enthUs
na spread from Pennsylvania Co Indiana
HFesf Virginia TO Illinois. from Texas to
col6TSdos IN every State where mines are
heated men fen to work with supreme energy
he o1Iy ding chat prevents us from saying that this
senf 81 tie situation which satisfactory as it
IS S Ehat L s issued by the publicly division of Ii
Sc Labor and not BY the Fuel Administrator
5 se Is lead m acknowledging the debt the eountr
o, cal e6sser@
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-10-24

Far County Superintendent of Schools
Ierschel 8. Ice, Barrackville.
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1oF Pres BecId of Education. FGmmont Ind DIST
e. Cal Frame, Fairnont.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-10-24

AS 100 per cent. performance his
statement has few superiors.
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And when the returns are all in all
possibility that it will have any
equals In this neck OF the woods will
be removed.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-10-24

Far Pres. Board of Education. Union Ind. Dist.
Harry Shaw. Fairmont.
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Forlf embe5 Board of Education. Union Ind. Dist.
Stephen VanGilder. Fairmont.
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Oh. where is our wandering boy to
night?
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-10-24

For CorntY Commissioner
|. c. Moran, W;aScle;- District.