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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-07-05
Gquitp 4idnids gut befn6t

Irob Ser nnglnittsen Witterune
pare1 lebten Sonntag Dtele 2eute auf
Ser ssarm BON 8. @. 5amuelion 3utz
iam1nengefonlnnen, UNI ft6 gegenieittg
3u begriiben ll1b etlt6en Nnipra6en
3u lanl6en, ote pon tii6tigen Neonern
oebalten 1pnrbe11. @tpa 500 Berlonen
batten 5tb etlgeitellt. Ma9lrnS Sobn=
ion bon &tn1ball, Mtrln,, nno S. q.
Gurrte BON 9eraS ndren bte Steiner.
Gtne grau aus Sulba, Mtnn. btelt and
et11e furSe Mnipra6e. 8et ether Ser
iteigerl1ng fiir ba8 Hote &reu8 tDnroe
eine re6t aniebnlt6e 9nmme er5ielt.
Nbenb8 fa11o nod etn Tan5frdn36en
1tatt.
9luf Ser 6arn1 bon Tbona8 5tabid
in @igel mar au6 eth gntbeln6tes
Hidnid abgebalten, oaS aber mebr
eiren Tanilienfeit glt6, ba Die >Barner
NIT ibren Tan1tlien 5ll etner gemiit=
lide1r geter 5uiammensefom tpare11,
guSndrttge Ne0ner lDaren nt6t 5llz
geger1. Man gebt aber NIT benz Blm
I'M, fit baS nd6ite Wal etli6e Steiner
nno audi cine Muiiffapelle 81 1t6err.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-07-05
lDer0en.
Gi1, 1,enes @eidaft

rnier moblbefa11rter Mttbirger Sll=
liu8 &rauie bat it6 einem neuen Sc
i6dftS3tpetge 3l1getDanbt. @r bat gc=
ieben, bab mantle Nutomobtlfabrifan
ten Oetlltone1t perbtent baben lnb oe8=
balb ba6te er, e8 111iibten bod aud
Elm paar Broden fiir tim bon oielem
profttablen @eibdft abfallen. geatiir=
lt6 mtll er 1lt6t 10 rteitge 8roftte einz
betnnien, ipte bte 6erren BON Der @rob=
ir1oulrte. 9agegen itrdubt 1i6 bie
naturltde Be16etbenbeit oe8 Snlin8.
Nber 10 etn sBt86en Nebeneinfomnen TT
gar nt6t gu pera6ten, nrlo oarlln1 bat
Sultl1s &ran1e etrte Ngentur flr baS
Tltden pber @albzbeiob1en BON glntoz
111obilreife1l iibernonln1er. @egenndrz
ttg 1T Sc Nitberlage I'M 2aoen bon
81. sc. &enSft, SEQ. Z MorOzWtnneiota
|9traBe. @er eiren feblerbaften gll=
onobilpnel1nnattf bat, ioll ii6 oan1tt
IN Die 6lidanltalt BON Snltu8 &rauie
begeben n1b bort ntrb Der 56aben
tn fir5e1ter s3ett NIT et1ler @ate8 9Qlb
I ioble fpie0er gut ge1nadt. Der 5ulins
1T i6lal1, er tpeib bte Meugierbe ieiner
|Wdtbiirger ST erregen, Gr fagt MIR,
tpie eS nidt ge11a6t tpiro. Die 5alb=
Iloble tptrb ni6t aufge11dbt unb aud
|nt6t pulfaniltert. g8tll man ipifien,
ipie g gemadt piro, 10 gebe man mad
loem @el6dft, ipo alleS erfldrt ipirb,
Dieie 1leue MetbDbe bes Neparierens
peripri6t bas ,gall5e gum1nireifen Sc
|f6aft nmsugeifalte
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-07-05
3uderrationet, fit N}itneipta

& + K z
True translations filed with the post
master at New Ulm on July 5,
1918 as required by the act of October
s, 1917.
Minnelota 1T auf eine r1el1e 3uder<
ration geIeht iporoen. Muber fir Gi11z
mad5mede biirfe11 1lnr 2 gfunb CUR
3eit gefanft tperbe1 l11lb Ser &dufer
nlub eirle 3arte nnter5ei6nen, iDtpie
Bic 3dl Der ganiltenglteber a11gebe11.
Dieie Wtteilung miro benz gernalter
fiir giabrung8mittel sugeiteat ullo er
lit gebalten, alle perfdufl snads
5urehne1l nllb oaranf 81 fehell oab ME
1na1lo 11ebr al8 ieinen Nntel erbdItt.F
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-07-05
gutDnobil Djebitabl

Senrp 8lab, ein prominelter Gar@
mer I'M Weiteno oe8 GountnS, tpobn@
baft nneefdbr 3 IL Meilen iiiolidp
BON 5pringfieD an Der Gomfrep
5tate Noab r,elbet ben 8erluff eirleT
3 Balienger gorb Sur ipelde tim iru
ser Na6t BON @5anlSta9 auf 5on1l=
tag, Sen %. Stunt geftDblelr iDnroe.
I'm IL l1br 80 tat er feline Gar tn BEN
@6uppe11 llno als er am @5onntag=
1dl1oreen nm s nbr 1lmidau Dteh mar
1bieielbe peri6ipunbe1. ST bena6rid7
Itiete 5berif ulin8 pel6tr lofordf
9arten ausi6ifte ll1b aud bte ytadz
.barpldse per IelepbO1l alfrief, 5tss Y
Ibato 1T Ste gar mod ni6t geflnber.
Eporben. Der Gieentilnter offerirt eIrles
.gelobnnne bon $50 fur S9Hriiderftat@
Et1lno Ser gar ll6 cine iptitere SO fitr
gerbaf llrb nebsrlil Dr1lne beg DE
BEE.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-07-05
sdeibenf6ieken auf Sdeersrub

gbaS Sauenitetn ST.. >por glhdlt6
genng lebten 9onntag beim 96eiben=
{bieben anf SdgerSrub bie golbene
W3ebaille gu ertptiden nnb 5ipar nit
etnem @core BON l83 auf Der &01ltgz
{6etbe. Der ,Sepp" ltebdugelt etrz
NAL mteoer NIT Der gol6enen n1b bat
eS biS gum 2. b0diten gebra6t. GS
1na6t TIN bod nod et1lnal elmer fu6tig
ll1lb barn1 i6tebt er it6 bie gofbene
aus RENTER Wut. Gin neuer @6arfz
i6uhe 5etgte ii6 am 6trmament nnb
bradte eS btS 101 Burfte, 9erabe gerrug
Inn oie leberne gu ergattern. Dte
S6ma6 ldbt Ser Nlfreo 8ublma111l
aber ni6t anf itd ruben. tWat6 biS
1core rert Deef." Tolgen6e 9core8
m11r1en ne1nnCht.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-07-05
sSdbrlil6e s(bultpabl.
Die oiesidbrige gdulmabl biirfte
lebbafter nerbea tnie ieit eSabrer,
yiene Ganbibaten iperben IN 8Drz
lhlag gebrad)t. ST. @eiier iuDllte
5uriiftreten, gpn ssreunDen anfge=
fDrbert bletbt er TN 1elD.

Die idbrli6e 96ulnabl fi11bet biele8
.SeSabr 9amStag Ben 20. Suit I'M ln=
oitoriun bes So6ibuleebdubeS itatt,
Set bieler @elegenbeit gelangen bte
jdbrliden 8ert6te Der 8eanlfeu 3nr
8erlelnng. Die Sauptaufgabe Ser Ser
ion1mlung biirfte ieoo6 IN bieieru Sabr
bic @rfndblung bon 5tpet Wdtglteber1
oe8 96ulrate8 ieil1.
Die au8f6eibenben Mitglieoer ii1b
ar 9. $, 8etler mel6er ieit 18 Sab
rem ben 8iirgerl1 Ser @tabt al8 g6nl=
=porfeber gebtent bat. Die 1netife 3ett
tpar er Brditbent feS 96ulratS. OaS
#anoere au8i6etoenbe Wettglieb tit s.
s8. q. &roof Der au6 i6on etne lan9e
Netbe bon Sabren gebtent bat. Die
fer bat poi;tip etne gSteberipabl abge=
lebnt meil er ietne8 boben Mter8 meger1
Ste Bflt6ten bieie8 Nn1tes ni6t mebr
beiorge11 fann, St tppllte l6on por
g Sabren 5uriidtreten, muroe aber bon
ietnen 6reunoen iiberrebet eine @ieber=
.tDabl an5nnebmen.
9r. Metfer fiirlbete au6 an, bab er
feine @teberpabl tpiini6te. 9etne
Jrel111be iebo6 baben etne Yetttton
3irfultrt urb er bat benz Drdngen ber=
ielben nadsegeben uno }ptrb ala Gan=
.btbat fir baS Nnnt 1lo6mal8 auftrete1.
.5obalb befannt, bab betbe, &roof unh
Wetier etne Mtebertpabl ablebne11 tpiir=
ben, beganfen Srennoe bon gemtiien
8iirgern bere11 Marnen NIT bteienr Nm1
IN 8erbirbnng Su brtr1gen. Genann1
ipl1pben lnter anbere11 S. q. S6S
M. 8. Gdltet1l, Otto Mo1ltgo1nerp,
Snbn Senle,, s. q. Bfefferle unb Ser
man Naabe.
Srgenb ei11e 8erion tpel6e it6 I'm
baS Nr1t zines S9ulratS be-
tperben tpin l1nb iei1en O1a1nen oni
oen offi3iellen @thr1rnSettel baben mill
nlb ft6 10 Gage Dor Der Wabl, alil
11i6t ipdter 1pie Oeontag, ben 8, Sui
sbet1fts 6ern1a1t Sel6, S6reiber bee
'@61lrat8 11eloen. Gr brau6t btes
ieop6 ni6t peri0nlt6 l5n tu1l. Sim
Biirger be8 DtltrtftS fD1lnen eine Np=
pltfatto11 bt11terlegen nortn Der por
tbne1r setuiini6te Ganoibat benabmi
1T.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-07-05
Som goDe ereilt.
gBdbreno Ser perFpiieten @pde fan.
ben stpei Ml1tpzl zl1nfdne ifatt ,ueldlle
eine tDtli6en 8erlal1f nabmetl. Setz
be Ser Gerungliiften pD11 Sptpa.
Gin llnfall bei Gpmfreih Der anoer'e
bei Gpringiielo.

q. 5 ,,,oI,ho o;,,o,,
5pse e.,e, .ps.u es,s se,,,
loll.usn gerlonl ,luy1lsn ,ne,, lu,.s ps $50.
gul.aps'n 6ust!uoI.sos4' a,.ah;h; lpsLgti . a,,a
p.slIl.sDr oen l!'llI'ssn papls1'ssup4 l,,g,1
sslsssa gsl ag loslWs ''l' uapeselss'''e'' 1aa'
>Splpu llop'le'''
SannStag narf etne 1soro ear all,!t ssreos as.
quBerbolb J, @omfrea ~ 1lm. 81 o1e'er es.I!I eaI
6efanoen 1t0 5lDet sU(anner pon. sgpl1ll oe
|yafe, Soma, fpel6e etge1lS ! na0 9 Cont Z
1trep aefonmen NJ lraren UNI 110 ete TO. TO.
ngen ge'1ftgen 0efraa1e 81 peIlWallell ~
|pelde tie, tbrer An1t6t na9, rel1of191e1l
nm ben f. 4. Suit onltanotg 1e'ern 81 81
f0nnen. Nllem AnlDet1 nQO palle1'
l1te oen 9ton nber ode o. WfaBen anspIpz M1'
btrt, penn na9 oen 6ed1O1en etiles ls9 ~.
tgen5eu9en, 1ol o1e car oerlD'eosas n.1a :
90men1nngen nqO reOls ,le.ln1' nllo nnle
9e1nap1 DQoe1l, eye lte nperlulu9*
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-07-05

golntn glnbitor 8. 81. 8ogel
.unO Gonntn 9onmiiidr Senrp s..
Mener gingen lebte Bo6e nad Oe11l
nDrolide1t Ieil bes 5taates, no iie
mebrere Ioge ii Ben 5een bei eeH
1iiioiit Mil1l. benz dfang oblaz
den, S6 he re Slide. eefan9en baben,
wfiifilen mir 1lidt, oenn BIB iekt firb nod
feine bei ll1ls abgeliefert tpor0erl.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-07-05

Sid ter#s 9ifiD1t al1s GanieD Gp.
ithieMS eitimntune Ser si6erheitsz
6 GDhmiiiiD1 bei geife, Grfldrt,
6anolung gsueiie Ser &Dinn1ii finn
lei ungeietlib 1l1lb unfpnititntiDneH,
Standardization IN 8lppming
8rairie gei6lDiie1.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-07-05
Sour ein "9rD Cleaning Gtabliiiez
1r1e11t.

sO}ortas bat Otto GSnal0 bon Ser
Seem l1lm 2au11brn ba8 &leanau 1rodenz
retntgllngSgeiddft an Ser giio Mtnneiota
9trabe au8gefonft u1lo Der btSbertge
@igentii1ner TT IN Sen Gtenit bon SSz
mails setreten. @eit Nlfreo @roebner
Ser NIT Gsmalb I'M @elddft aiiocitrt
mar unb ben DrD Cleaning 9eparte=
1nel1t beporitan0, 5r 6en 8affen ge=
r1fen >purbe, 1ab it6 S8ipalb gen0ttgt
1etnen Bart1er au85ufaufer. Da eS
linn unm6gli6 mar cornpeterte 9iilfe
5u befonlmen 1ab er MN etnen NnSpeg
11nb Ser mar Ser Die betben 9rodenz
ret1tgnng8gei6dfte IN Der Stabt 3u perz
l6mel5e1l. 9lne' Sic btsber tire Nrbeit
bon 8uSettt tun lteben tperoe11 au6 In
53ufunft BON bieler1 bebie1lt tperber,
DaS @ei6dft an D}i11nelota 9trabe tpirb
an6 I'M 8efrteb bletben n1lb al8 Nb=
1teferuneSplae fiir bie 8df6 benllkt
mer0en.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-07-05
Seine @eimearbe fit Stem l1lm

i .
8eriu6e ieitenS elmer 9n5abl Stir
9er unierer @5tabt eine fosenannte
Seim @arbe fir 0ie 9taof 5n fi6ern
{ino idmdbldit feblgef6lagen. Sc
neral Noiutant Nbinom Bat anSgangS
lebter @o6e befannt geseben, oob tn
ser sSorn1irurg bon 5etmgaroe Gon1=
pagnien Seem lll1n ntdt beridii6ti9t
tperoen ipnrbe. Sberit @. q. 2entS,
ser reue Colonel be8 2. HeginentS,
beiu6te oieie Wode Ro6eiter, 6art=
ba1lf, Nebpopb Sails, Weaoilon, GU
perne, Wortbinston ct. 8eter, Sinona
Nuitin lllb Smatonna u1r1 baielblt
gonlpagnte1r fir oas 2, 6eg'ment 5u
organilirer.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-07-05
= Die Bean1ter Der Counting,

Die Bean1ten Der 9nfntag8z
1ebule unb Sic 5onnfag8i6 i6nlflalien Der
Uetbooilfenfir6e Deranlfalteten am
.M9ontaa Nbeno ei1e Nbidieo8seienz
.ldaft 3u Gbren BON 5burito1,
ser glelD lll1 perlailen fpirb, Inn lt6
nod aala1nasoo, Ni6iearl, 81 begebel1,
Beil fid Niels 6. Nabel uno
gilbert Il. 5mitb binnen 48 5tn1oen
Eponl nlebten DienStag an 9ere6net nt9t gum
Dienlf meloefen, lperoen tie als Deier=
Eteure betrabfef lI1ro bie Yofolbeb0roee
E]dtdte oeren 9lldnleil an reifdg ndsb
ben @eneruia bblidtdnteh Ser Ser, s5tda=
ten ei1l.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-07-05
Sofuteiiters aap|eue
fi1toet Mnflaltg
@rpkes Gpn5ert betn Gbautauana tn
ct. 8eter. Sauieil0e pDn 3uz
bDbern lDben Stem 1lfnts Wniifer.
8eiuder nD1t ManfatD iiintnett
eitt in Sub.

T, SofmeiiterS &apelle tpur0e m ct.
Setter a1n Counting galtlt6 oufgenom=
men unb tbren fii1lltlerii6en 2etlfungert
purbe tpar111e ll11b ipoAtane Nnerz
fenrung gu Ietl, Dort stpnroe Elm
fo9ena1l1ltes @bautauqua abgebalten, llno
Sic &opelle NOR idon Dor ldngerer
3eit engagtert moroen, einen Nbeno
nit ei1le1n &on5ert auS5nfiillen. 8aS
Belt, in bern ettra 200O Nerlonerl
5ikplat babeu, mar sepropft poll.
Biele, sic s3ulab begebrten, 1nubten
brauben iteber, llrb Inn ibner @ele=
qenbeit 5u gebe11, bod ettDas bon Der
Neuitf gu genteie1t, murben bic 3elt=
tpdnbe bo6gei6lage1l, iooab lie lebt ben
! berrli6en &ldngen Der Wtnltf laul6en
fDn11ten.
9Srparamtn am 11G6fen sDnntag
9luf bern Hrogramnl itanoen Il
9almmern. Da5u famen nod etf6e
! 3uQabe11. Sin Gornett SolD bon Sobn
@artba unb SEQ. Sag, iotDie bic genm=
nern Sic 56mtebe I'M @albe nnb Die
| Wtlbelm Sell Supertiire ernteten rtez
itger MpplauS. Dieies grogramn {oll
am 11d6iten 9onntag I'M Yarf pprgez
tragen iper0en.
So, Stpl als Sdnger
SO. Stoll, ser NIT ieiner flare11
5enorittmme i6on 1f1ande ieiner 3nz
b0rer erquidt bat, trng oa8 2ieo
uMm Meer" Dor, baS 10 gut geftel, bab er
i6 gu ei1er 3usabe Deriteben 1nubte.
Jm gar3en maren 35 Ma1n oer
Neufiffapelle ausgeriidt, Die am Na6=
mittag ner Nnto bon bier abfubren llno
nod IN berlelben 9fa6t 5uridfebrten.
Wa1fatDer sugegen
Sn ct. Setter batte ii6 ooS Geriiht
perbreitet, eS ieie11 @eriude gemadt
iporben, ippbur6 Beiuder au8 Manfato
bonn &o1Bert fernbletben iollten, apeil
bie Gapelle aus Stem nfnl fo1n1ne.
Wenn etne. }ol6e Nsitatton fDtrfli6
tn Sic Babnen gelenft porben mar, 10
f6lua iie p6lltg febL bem eine grobe
Nn3abl Bein6er mar aus Manfato
erl6ienen, bte gerabe 10 befrteotgt MOI
rem, mte Sic anberen aud. Die Gaz
pelle fann NIT oen @rfolge IN ct,
Setter p6llig 3ufrieoen fetn.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-11-14
CONSTIPATION
And Sour Stomach Caused TEt1
Lady Much Suffering. Black
Drausht Relieved.

Meadorsvf1le, Ky.-drs. Pearl Pat,
rick, OF this place, writes: ~ was
very constIpated had sour stomach
and was SO uncomfortable. I went to
the doctor. he gave me some pfDs.
They weakened me and seemed to
tear up my digestion. They would
gr1pe me and afterwards It seemed
I was moro conOtipated than before.
I heard OF BhCk-Draught and de,
ctded to try 1t. I found it just what
needed. It was an easy laxative. and
not bad to swallow. My digestion soon
improved. I got well OF the sour stom-
neh. my bowels soon seemed normal,
no more gripping, and would take q
dose now and then, and was in good
shape.
I cannot say too much for Black,
Draught for It Is the finest laxative
one can use"
Thedford's Black-D=aught has for
many years been found Of great valle
IN the treatment Of stomach, liver and
bowel troubles. Easy to take, gentle
and reliable IN It's action, leaving no
had after-eftects. It has won the praise
of Thousands OF people who have used
& Nc125
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-11-14
DnronGk.

Virginia Janes and Helen Mccain
spent the day IN F'airmont visiting
q schaner. Of Cleveland, Ohio. vas
4 business caller IN town recently.
Lisa Morgan is seriously III 1T his
home in TbobuTn.
Ms. Lloyd Watkins was calling IN
Hutchinson wednesday.
Catherine GWynn, little daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Satterheld. u III
at the home Of her parents in Brook
dale.
Albert James and Densil shaver
were calling In Fairmont Wednes-
day evening
ms. Joe Leeper and two daughters
are Ill at their home in Thoburn Of
influenza.
Mrs. James Mccain was a business
caller in Fairmont Wednesday.
MIS-. W. I. Shaver and son Paul
have recovered from an attack OF ic-
Miss Dena Gregg, of FaIrmont. was
calling on friends here Wednesday
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-11-14

once.-it seems long ago-they gave
me morphine pills to ease great pain
which had taken possession OF me. l
well remember the habit soon form
ed of lookin g8orward to the time each
night when that small, innocent white
tablet came my way. Through the
bitter, rasping PAL nof the day. there
loomed the land Of peace and sleep
which came to me at the end OF each
setting sun. It was as though some
one lifted me high and was carried
far, tar away to those self same lands
the land OF the whisky lover, the
land Of the opium fiend and the land
OF the absinthe lover. It was merely
a fascinating dream; for there always
came the pain OF theeday after. But
it isn't hard to understand; now, is
it?
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-11-14
0nnranfina Iifted.

al the influenza epidemic Is stead
Is imprOving the ban VIII be lifted
16re Sunday. The churches viii be
5pen Sunday for their regular SER
i1ees. The schools, pool rooms. ETC.,
IN open on Monday. The ThobC:n
ftSh school viii open as a first class
Ish school. having secured new
rineipa1 who Is a graduafe OF the
chicago university. who will be as
isted By the other teachers.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-11-14

ssrsss. rs zendsrson has
7Iptoiii 81 m Ie1zl
n. a. emp oye Of the 10
4 oiigaiIelll q b. S confined TO his
IIFs. Amanda Powell. Of Market
street, has bee nquite sick Tor the past
III. and Mrs. Harry Summers and
chfidreR. of SatteTdeld street, are Al
recovering tom Influenza
Mrs. Frank Barnes spene .wednes-
day within Mrs. William Stapsberry IN
MIS- slis. Guy Utterbaeh is m at her
home in Merchant street
Mrs. Wood Of Market street, s. pre-
paring to move to ParkersbuTg TO re-
side with her brother
Albert criss. OF State street, has
been confined to his home by illness
the past few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Arch Corbin. who have
been in Detroit, Mich, the past sew
eral years. have returned to this city
to reside. At present they are light
housekeeping at the Powell home in
Raymond street.
Albert Kelley has returned to Camp
Meade after spending a short fur
Tough with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
r D. Kelley. in East Park avenue.
Miss Manda Conwen, OF Columbia
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-11-14

I heard a man once lecture on the
evils OF the morphine habit. There
wasn't anything in the way OF books
he had not read on the subject nor
anything in the experiences OF many
such drug fiends which he had no.
had explained to him first hand. But
he had never had any PERSONAL expert
ence hinself-had never taken NOR
phine even In sickness. He became
very much discouraged one night
while endeavoring to convince a man
that he had better let the drug alone
because this man said: 1"Ah. Sir. you
kno wnothing at all about what you
are preaching! Go home and attempt
something easier"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-11-14
Chat

Speaking of getting drunk-and the
subject Is not entirely out OF place
at this particular time Of the week
Just after the celebration which got
the best Of so many OF our fine men.
I once knew a man WHO G-aS ar ideal
husband q every particular. His vile
adored him and there Was no reason
why she should not He possessed
that desirable acQuisitIop-brainS, and
he used chem In a sane, worthy ran'
ner. Flnc.y balanced and perfectly
adjusted he could york long hours at
q streIca ind turn out wonderfully
beautiful accomplishments, but there
always came a time, not very often,
It is true, when both mind and body
went ON a spree and he Just natu1 ally
let 20 OF everything. At such times
he went away very quietly. His wife
understood Just exactly what allied
him and though very often she inward
" rebelled, she said very little, usual
ly helping him pack his bag. for the
journey which he took quite regularly
to a distant city, where he got glori-
ously drunk.
/ heard this woman say one day:
ooh, Of course mind. but can't do
anything to prevent his going and i
Just make the best OF It and that best
comes fight down to tue solemn fact
that Cor at least elevsn months IN
the year, my husband is ideally loyal
and perfect gentleman. We are
thoroughly companionable and very
happy together. Can give him Up
because he Ndoes this thing! Rather
do I strangely understand the great
need for relaxation which comes to
him once a year and when consider
that he is but human after all. won.
der that he can accomplish all that
he docs without even more sprees as
we call them"
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Strange woman, you say! And vet
there ere many like her. women who
experience a great deal OF discomfort
because OF the demon in whiskey, but
women who nevertheless do the best
they know how and go on living just
the same. Happy the woman who can
find excuse for the man who seeks
the golden pathway. strewn with tan
talizinS lights.
OIL though it is, many have sympa-
thized with the man who drinks. Tues
day in the city a number afterwards
mentally kicked themselves for tax
ing a glass too many in the excite
ment Of the biggest moment in the
history Of this country, but the lure
OF plungine into those lands OF en-
chantmert proved too much Living
as we do in an age Of te1seness, in a
time When thinking men and women
are goadlng their minds to the utmost
capacity in an endeavor to get all out
OF life that is possible, it is not entire
ly understandable that occasional
" must come the temptation Of the
false stimulant which promises gIor'
les and beauties in an invisiable land.
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MoN0NGAH
RhrGiH.

Announcement have been received
b. local friends OF the birth OF baby
girl ,on Nov. 5, to Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Burke. Hrs. Burke was formerly
MIA Joanna Walman and q teacher
n the Thoburn school for several
IyeaEB. Mr.. Burke was druggist
here for some time. He is now in a
Military training camp. Mrs. Burke
3 q her home in Virginia.
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VlctOlY Row OrRnnize.

ria ting was held at the Monon-
Al Sehp0I building wednesday even
tttt the purpose Of organizing the
Dietary BOYS A number OF the boys
,eWeen che ages Of IL and 20 years
ended ana were very much enthus-
OVER The new work. Miss Toyte
mn q Chairman.
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EAST SD
=: NEWS g
Ooind N1ceIN.

o. II. Doolittles proprietor OF the
Coco Cola Boiling works, who had
his right hand severely injured In the
machinery 1T the plant several days
since, IS getting along nicely although
the little finger had to be amputat-
ed. The wounds are now healing nice
"
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Interesting Meetings.

The Foreign Missionary society and
the Ladies' Aid society OF the First
NJ. p. church both held interesting
meetings at the churc hthis week Ar
rangements were made for the two so
cfeties TO hold Christmas bazaar.
The next meeting Of the Missionary
society win be held at the home OF
Mrs. J. B. Dewitt in Morgantown ave
nue..
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Moved to Mines.

Mr.. and Mrs. PIunmer Woody have
moved from the Powell property in
Market street to the North American
mines near Star City. Mrs. Della
Baker will occupy the property Tacat-
ed by them.
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Mrs. Bailey Nuzum went TO Mason
town wednesday to attend the funeral
Of her little niece, Lulu Graham. the
eighteen months old daughter OF ar
ana AdrS. Robert Graham. The child
died from influenza.
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Chester Pyles Will leave on Friday
p6ning for Paris Island to enter the
Marines. Mr.. Pyes enlisted and
ats6d the physical examination some
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Children III.

Robert and Dorothy wise. children
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Wise. Of East
Park avenue, are Ill Of inauenza- Mrs.
Wise is able TO be up after an attack
OF tonsilitfs.
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New Dauohtec.

A daughter was born Tuesday to,
8Er. and Mrs. ". II: Linn at their home
I'm Marion street.
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eaVe CufItino.

Mrs. Enoch Kirk entertained a num-
Der OF friends at an all day quilting
wednesday at her home in Maryland
avenue. The event was given in hon
or OF her daughter, Mrs. Myrtle Paugh
OF 0IorGantown, who is her guest this
week.
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Personals.
Mrs. T. B. Henderson, OF Guhey
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