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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-24
Auenby Occupies
Two Seaports in
Palestine Drive
Balkan Rout Spreads to lO0-Mile Front
-Haig Presses in on St. Quentin from
Vernand - French Hold Disc Gains
Against Counter Attacks.
BULLETIN.

WITH THE BRITISH ARMY IN FRANCE, Sept a.
The fighting for the vital positions which have defended
the main Hndenburs line Of Epehy and Ronssoy,
nued yesterday and last night No marked change in The
situation resulted but the advantage lay with the British
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-24

In Palestine Macedonia and France the entente allied Oh
fensives progress successfully. y
The Turks in Palestine continuing their wild flight
General Aenby has occupied two Mediterranean seapor
Hafa and Acre and advanced than sixty miles,
With their center broken by the onslaught of the French
Serbian and Italian armies with the British and Greeks sweep
ing the strongest defenses in the Lake Doiran region and
with their railroad communications virtually destroyed the
Bulgarian, Ausro Hungarian and German armies the Macs
donan front have begun retreat which to threaten
disaster
On front Of 100 miles. the Teutonc allies are
streaming back disorder which said be indescrbabIe
On the west they trying reach Pep from the vicinity OF
Aonaar, but Prsp ouanked by the advancing Serbaua
who now marching upon the city ~ AKhF
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-24
DE YfNxARR

singura Prkvalie Ronineasca, Blu
cerie si Grocerie, sau caut nn TO-
varay II prxvdlis.
Adresati-va "a administratia ii.
arului ,,America'
4l45)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-24
POSTA ADMINISTRATlEl

D-lui loan Grozavescu, Canton,
Ohio 81 d-lui Nick Henegar, De-
troit, Mich: Trimiteti-ne adrese-
lie vechi.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-24

oeia promisii, dar promisiunile
sunt tot. att rcspectate de Aus
tro-Ungaria ca 81 de Germania.
Sa ne reamintim Cd ,,era demo-
cratica" s'a fnccput c1nd Carol
al Austriei s'a suit pc tron, care
promis ca: IVA regenera' Aus
tria. Magnificosii Maghiari stri-
gau ca nationalitatile ce vor ta-
cea vor capata ,,snfagiul univcr.
sal Astfel eli au fabricat un su-
fraj democratic universal, prin
care ei 81 germanii ce abba sunt
jumatate din populate capatau
trei parti, 81 mai mutt din scau-
ncle parlamentare.
| Maghiarii 81 Austriacii sunt ca
Germanii, de falsificatori, State
lie Unite sunt satule. Nationali-
tatile asuprite sa-Si croiasca des-
tinul lor. Cele 1000, 600 orr 5000,
600 Rom7ni din Transilvania ST
Banat sa fie 81 eli suportati de
Statele Unite 81 aliati ca sa-si re-
alizeze aspiratiile lor rationale
81 sa-si cfstige libertatea.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-24
A v I z.

Stunt rugati toti membrii So
cietatii DIR. G. 'Angelescu" din
Cleveland, Ohio, a lua la cuno-
stinta ca aleg1ndu-se secretar fl
nanciar la sedinta din 13' Octom.
bric 1913, fratcle Vasilic Borsa,
in Gag de boala sunt rugati toti
fratii menlbrii sd sc adreseze la
adresa :Vasilie Borsa, 6812 supe.
rior Ave, Cleveland, Ohio.
Toti fratii membrii aflatori in
afara de orasul Cleveland, Ohio
sunt obligati aSsi da raportul de
dou4 ori pc saptamfna de la doc,
Ftor,h in caz de boala. Aceia care
vor neglija acest Aviz, nu se vol
bpcnar de benaficiu.
In numele societGtii DIR. G. An
geaescu~ din Cleveland, Ohio:
0serge Lupe, prsssdints
vasilis Borsa, secretaf financiAr
~ {A1-44)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-24

Societatea romina de aiutor 81
cultura ,,Cuza Voda" din Mas.
sillon, Ohio, face APPEL ,catre tot
fratii membrii 81 ii roaga a lua
la cunostinta acest APPEL.
Fiindca Societatea nu mai poa.
te tinea sedinte dupa cum stim
cu totii ca toate, localurile publ.
ce sunt inchise pc timp ne deter.
minat din cauza boalei ce bin.
tuie. Deci rugam pc toti membrii
Societatii ,,Cuza Voda'S a merge
sa-si platcasca cotizatiile lunare
in localul Societatii din Colum.
bia Hights, unde vor afla pc Sc.
cretarul 81 pc casierul Societatii
de la orele l p. m. pima la orele
2.3O p, M, in ziua numita pentru
incassarea cotizatiilor va fl nu.
mai Dumineca. Deci sperind Cd
toti fratii membrii vor lua la Gu.
nostinta acest APPEL, am ramas Gu
dragoste frateasca, in numele So
cietatii ,,Cuza Voda'' din Massi
lion, Ohio:
loan Folea, presedinte
Bucur stoicanea, secfetar
(42-44)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-24
Q o N v 0 6 A R E.

!Soeietatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura ,,Eliberarea Neamului
Romfnesc" din Tonawanda, N.
Y, convoaca pc toti membrii sal
lua parte la sedinta generala,
care Sc va tinea Dumineca, 3 No
embrie 1918, in hala din 100 Nor
gan Street, la orele 1.30 p. m.
Toti fratii membrii sunt Gu sta
ruinta rugati a lua parte la acea-
sta sedinta fiindca avem mai
mdlte chestnut foarte importante
Gle reEolvat. Ar fl de dorit ca fra
til membrii sa ia parte Gu totii
la aceasta sedinta 81 sa nu lip
seasca nici unul.
Tot pc aceasta Gale sunt rugati
toti fratii Romfni care pima in
prezent ,nu sunt membrii al So
cietatii noastre sa bine voiasca a
Sc prezenta la aceasta sedinta,
unde Gu dragoste frateasca vor
Il primiti in mijlocul nostru.
Sedinta aceasta va avea urma-
torul program:
l. Deschiderea sedintei prin
presedintele Societatii.
2. Cetirea istei functionarilor.
3. Cetirea listei membrilor.
4. Cetirea procesului verbal de
la intrunirea trecuta.
5. Admiterea membrilor Gu
cart de transfer.
6. Inscrierea membrilor noui.
Z. Platirea cotelor lunare.
s---8. Raportul comitetului dc, boil
|navi.
9. Propuneri 81 desbateri.
10. 1nchiderea sedintei.
In numele Societatii ,,Elibera-
rea Neamului Rom1nesc' din
Tonawanda, N. Y:
Nicolae Gaia, presedinte.
loan Nemett, secretar.
(44-45)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-24
ms TINT Re.


Aducem la cunostinta onor
Societati ca Sfintirea Drapele.
lor societatei noastre ,,Rominul
Ardelean" din Cleveland, O.,
|nu Sc va tinea in ziua de 27 DC.
tombrie a. G. dupa cum s'a a.
nuntat, din cauxa Cd toate loca.
turtle publice, ca hale, scoli, te.
atre, au fost inchise ca o masu.
ra contra boalei ce bfntuieste.
Sfintirea Sc va tinea de alta
data, ii pc care o vom anunta Ia
timp. Deci rugam, frumos pc
onor. Societati sa ia aoeasta Ia
cunostinta. (43-45)
PRESTDIUL.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-24
ROVOCARE E.

Prin prezenta provocam pc toa.
te parochiile, care au avut la moi
diferite pubhcatiuni 81 carora Ii.
s'a TRIMS bilurile de plata de ci.
te doua ori, dar totusi nu au a.
chitat sumele.
Rugam sd bine voiasca a tri.
mite raspunsul in eel mai scurt
timp, la caz contrar vom lua alte
masuri.
Isl sd Sc alba in vedere, caci ci-
ne nu achita bilurile, la moi MI
mai are credit, 81 pc viitor tot ce
va avea de publicat trebue sa pla-
teasca inainte.
ADMINIsTRAT1A.
(43A45)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-24
1NsTf1NTARE.

Be Aduce Ia cunostinta fratilo1
Rom1ni afl&tori in Philadelphia
gi orasele vecine Cd reprezentan.
tul siarului nostru pentru acele
'locuri este d-nul N. &. Marian.
Penti.u orr CO Afaceri ca ziaru]
nostru ca abonamente, publicatii
sau anunturi "a va adresati d-lui
ca tpata 1ncrederea.
Adresa dinsului este: n. e.
Marian, Corn 9Th str. 81 Brown
Street.
(42-44).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-24
,,CONDUCATORII
FIRESTIa.
De: Emil Iedsra.

\ !
Nu Z tocmai asa de mutt de
cind s'a vorbit mutt in lung 81
latul Americei ca 81 in coloanele
acestui ziar, despre conducatorii
firesti. De atunci insa multe S 'au
schimbat, 81 aici 81 acasa, 81 in
Germania.
Germania inca avea pc Kaise-
ruf Ell care credea ca ell este eel
mai absolut conducator firesc, 81
nici de cum. nu sd lasa mai pc
JOS nici Carol de Austria.
Cum vedem insa, pc baza yes:
tirii principiilor americana, pc
haza democratiei mare a viitoru-
lui, conducatorii firesti, vor Fl
trccuti la camera Gu yechiturile.
moi suntem sarea pamintului"
spunea unul dintra eli Kai-
ser in 1905. 81 iarasi, acelasi,
spunea ca: ,,Spiritul Domnului
descins asupra mea, pentru ca
eu sunt fmparatul germanilor,
eu instrumental Atotputcrnicu-
lui, Ell saba, eu agentul lm" /.
DE data aceasta insa, acest
,,conducator firesc" impreuna GU
lntreaga familia sa 81 Gu intreg
sistemul de mistificare 81 de fall
sa interpretare trebue sa dis
para.
Germania 81 Austria de astazi,
Isl traiesc zilele din urma. Gu
prabusirea lor deodata, sa pra-
busesc 81 ,,conducatorii firesti''
GU sistemul care la creiat.
Germanii hu vor mai putea a.
yea mingaierea de spune ca
francezii de odinioara ca: ,,Rege.
le este mort, traiasca regele".
Timpul, nemilosul timp, a
schimbat 81 acest> ,,principiu'
Nici char prin abzicerea sa, Kai-
serul nu poate, nu are drept sd
numeasca d1nsul pc omul care
SAL urmeze in loc.
Gu un cuvfnt: au trecut zilele
babelor, 81 trecut-a 81 drcptul ,,ne
conditional" de domni asupra
popoarelor. 81 s'a stins pentru
ca pQporul, - popoarele, de va
place mai bine = sa poata deveni
.neconditionatelc" domnitoare
ale lor, prin vointele lor de fer.
Puternici de odinioara, ,,condu-
catorii firesti'' de odinioara, ca
milne sa tavalcsc in pacatele lor
proprii, fngenunchiati, redusi la
complecta neputinta, pentru ca
din ruina lor, pc urma autocra-
tiei sa rasara mindra floare a
att de multi adoratei democratic.
E semnul vremilor. SOarelc
cald al democratiei Isl trimite de
acum razele sale in toate cuibu-
rile 81 viezuinile ascunse. 81 ra-
zele sa pare ca spun.
= Desteptati-va popoara 81 va
luminati!..
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-24
AvIz IMPORTANT.

Am onoarea a mforma pe tot
clientii mel, care an cumparat &C.
tillni de Ia HARBOUR MOTORS
CORPORATION Cd d-nnl JOHN
CUzA din Massillon, Ohio, nu
mai lucreaza pentru mine 81 Ii
ccnta d-lui, data de statul Ohio,
lisa luat 81 dinsul numai agen.
tul men.
Gu stima:
ALEXANDER BELIEFF.
1865 =. Market Str, Akron, O.
(41-45)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-24

Cautam agenti carl sd repre-
zinte 0 companie de Oleiu. Sa ce-
re ca sd site vorbi bine romfne-
ste 81 sa fie persoane de fncrede-
re 81 responsible. Plata buna
Gel intcresati sd Sc adreseze la
ziarhl ,,America'.
(42-47)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-24
o G A Il u N e 3 A r X.
DE VfNZARE.

Doua rinduri de popice ecu
glarie), complet echipate. Sa
Wind foarte ieftine. Sa pot trans(
porta orr 81 unde. LEAN cumpa.
rat ocaziunal 81 lie vindem ieftine
Stunt desmontate, gaia de TRIMS
Deci grabiti, acuma vine timpul
iernci cind Sc plateste 'unui ne
gustor ca pc l1nga o sala de bi-
larde sd alba 81 doua linii de Gu.
glarie.
Adresati-va la:
Augustin Sissea, 1S9 North Str.
Newark, Ohio.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-24
G "A u r

o femeie sau fata rom1nca, care
voieste sa lucreze in stor (groce-
rie). Doribarele sunt rugate sd
Sc informeze sau sa Sc prezinte
la adresa:
Vasile Suteu, 1915 Sweitzer Str.
s. Akron, Ohio.
!. (43-46)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-24

DE fNCHIRIAT.

DE 1NCHIRIAT.
0 casa pentru bort Gu % odai.
Pozitie buna aproape de Steel
Mills.
Adresativa la:
L. 0. Rice, Phon. 1880 w. ori
scrieti pc P. o. B. 303, Warren,
Ohio.
(44-49)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-24
4CRISORI DE LA pklSONERI
Onorat& Redactie!

S"~S~ s~SGS~SyASs
Subscrisul va rog sd bine voiti
a da loc in pretionsul d-tra ziar
urmatoarelor:
Aflfndu-ma in Italia ca Legio-
mar Romin, voiesc afla adresa
urmatorilor: Macsin Spaimoc, l.
can Miron 81 Alexandra Strugar,
care sunt in America din 1914.
Rog pc fratii Romini care le site
adresa sau char dinsii daca vor
ceti aceste rinduri sa bine voias-
ca ami scrie pc adresa:
Alexandra Lupoaie, Capp. Volun-
tario Romeno, 8 Ar1nata, Ufficio
d 'informatione, Zona Guerra, l.
Italia.
onoratA Redactie!
Va rog Gu adfnc respect a pu-
blica in pretiosul d-tra ziar IA
merica" urmatoarelor:
Caut pc unchiul 81 pc varul
meu loan Suciu 81 pc loan Mol.
dovan din comuna Bertan, co.
mitatul Tirnava mare. ii ca dupa
aflarea adresei mele numai decit
sa bine vOiasca ami scrie, ca asst
fel sa pot coresponda GU dinsii,
81 sd lie comunic 81 despre familii-
lie dior ramase. acasa. Tot odata
il rog ca sa-mi trimita 81 ceva pa
rale caci due mare lipsa.
Adresa mea este:
loan Radu, Soldato, Voluntario
Romeno, Ufficio d 'informatione,
Zona di Guerra, Italia.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-02-14
eRNNE gRgHs
APPEAR n COURT
Arranged According to Size
Before Judge Vincent
This Morning.

Four urchtns with tears trinkling
down their cheeks and nerToUsiy toy
ing with their hats. presented q pitifUl
sight before Judge Vincent in inter
mediate court this morning. The
Judge had the boys arranged in steps
according to their size in stature.
Two OF the boys were sent to the
Reform school at Pruntytown and
three were placed under parole. All
OF the youths are living il Fairmont
and the three were implicated in the
McCrory five and ten cent store rob
berry on Tuesday, when they stole
handkerchiefs and cologne. A fourth
lad robbed the Miller school "a a
fifth one violated his parole.
Cassel Tucker was re-arrested for
having Tiolated his SSroie. At the
hearing this morning Judge Vincent
sentenced the boy to the Reform
school
Melvin Fenton. who was charged
with stealing money from the Miller
school. was re-committed 10 the Re
form School. he having been there on
former occasion.
John and Carmen Lecourre. youthful
Italians. and Albert Prudcnte, were
heard on a charge Of robbiug the Nc
NEOIy I'VE anu ten cent sure Vi IeALAu-
kerchiefs and cologne. The boys
pleaded guilty and were placed under
parole OF their parents. r. @. Mus
grove, probation officer and Miss
NolaN Mckinney, truant officer.
Judge Vincent passed upon these
cases yesterday afternoon: c. W.
Windsor VS.. Mutual Drug & Chemical
Company. Case dismissed; satisfied.
Attorneys Kirby and Armstrong rep
resenting the contendins parties.
Harry l. Straight. administrator, VS..
Myrtle Cmphrey, ct al. Decree con-
firminS report OF Commissioner A. L.
Lehman and directing the sale OF two
acres Of land entered. L. S. Schwenck
attorney.
Jesse shimp VS.. Mont Zetz. ct al.
Report OF sale of property by L. S.
Schwency. special commissioner, ap-
proved. Sale for $1,11e.
Harry Shaw, executor. VS.. Grace E.
Kelley, ct. al. Order remanding this
case to circuit court entered. Attor-
neys Harry Shaw and James A. Mere
dith representing parties to suit.
The National Bank OF Fairmont VS..
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-02-14
SPRING RICE DIES
SUDDENLY AT OTTAWA
Official Washington Shock
ed by Sudden Cali Of For
mer Ambassador.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 14,-Piplomat-
ic Washington was SHOCKED today 10y
news of the sudden death in Ottawa
this morning Of Sir Cecil Arthur
Spring-Rice, who returned after nearly
five years service as British ambassa-
dor to the United States early last
month in favor of Lord Reading.
Although it had been known that
Sir Cecil had desired for long time
before his retirement was announced
to be relieved OF his heavy duties in
charge OF the embassy no intimation
was given when he left Washington
that he was in i'll health. However.
officials here pointed out that he had
been. under tremendous strain from
the responsibility devolving upon him,
especially during negotiations on the
operations of the allied blockade be-
fore the United States entered war.
Sir Cecil who became British am
bassador here May 6, 1913, succeeding
Ambassador James Bryce now vics-
cunt Bryce. was born in 1859 and spent
many years in the British diplomatic
service.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-02-14
lLSHIRE Oh. IHE
CContinued nom Pago ols'

handle. is at washington TO-DAY llGg1
he Is attending = conferences Wllicl
OF vital importance TO coal men mt
coming system Is being considered &C
cording TO the advance Information
Mr.. Mckinley received. and he ylae o
the impression that all Of nort1irn
West Virginia would be taken mp ~.
though the general opinion preEzlls
die which is now receiving console
alton. e. E. Winters. railroad inspe
tor of the Public Service Commission
who was in Fairmont IN connectiof
with the coming system, left here Ion
washington when advised OF this,
meeting.
The Phillips mine, opposite Benton
Ferry. has not worked much In the last
two months owing to the poor car sup.
ply. The mine was loading aboae
three steel hopperS daily few months
ago. It is a fine grade OF coal which
adjoins the Hite line.
wade Curry's wagon mine. oppo3ite
Benton Ferry. vas doing very Vel
until the reccn: thaw. which causes
cave IN at the opening.
The annual meeIng of the Harry 3.
Coal Coal and Coke company was had
this week and the old officers re-eleG-
George T. Watson left Tuesday e
New York City.
Harry B. Clark is in Pittsburgh for
a day or so and is accompanied By
Frank c. Raymond.
The regular weekly meeting OF the
FSl..J.rI,,,y.r, rOa1 F.E,1h vac hold ar fho
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-02-14

sergt. Mai. Herbert ". Sleigh was
the frs; member OF PershirGs army
to kill a German soldier.
But this news held no surprise for
his mother. Mrs. Frank Seign OF 100
Homer street, Johnstown. Pa =
"Herbe=: w-as always fond OF shoot
ing" she said. ut did not surprise me
in the least TO hear OF him Filling a
German from distance OF 1.400 yards.
Why when he was only 10 years
OF age, l can remember that he would
often have a colored gentleman stand
on one side OF the street with lighted
cigar in his mouth and then Herbert
would blow the light off with re-
volver from the other side Of the street.
HE wanted to join the army when
he was Is but refused to allow it.
The day after he was 81 he enlisted. 1
feel real proud of him"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-02-14
Sen. James Speaks
on the War Work
q Assoe!atee Pressl

WASHINGTON, Feb. II. = With a
broad suggestion that Senator Cham
berlain's much discussed New YORK
speech in which he charged that Amer
lean military machine had completely
broken down might have been the
cause Of the failure Of the recent strike
disturbances in Germany and Austria
by giving the enemy new heart and
hopes OF victory Senator James, OF
Kentucky, today in the Senate spoke at
length in defense OF the administers
tons accomplishments.
Senator James speech reopened the
war discussion which promises TO CON
ttnue again for several days with Re
publicans leading the attack and Dem
ocrats making defense. Senator Cham
Derlain's speech. James declared. was
unjustified by the facts and Of great
comfort TO the enemy.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-02-14
Tuscania Dead Are
Not Yet Numbered
AZ Associated Pressl

WASHING TON. Feb. 14.-Cable-
grams are going forward TO the Amer
ican embassy in London from the war
department today in an effort to COM
plete the list OF Tuscania survivors
and untangle names which have been
CARRIED in transmission.
Latest advices of the department
continue to indicate that few more
american soldiers were lost than the
1854 already reported buried in Scot
land.
Reports place the American dead at
not more than 40 although the list
of saved is far from complete. The
Associated Press list of unreported
made by checking both official and
unofficial advices against passenger
list stands at III.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-02-14
hog ISLAND sRIR
DEAL TO Be PRlBED
President Directs Attorney
General to Make Complete
Investigation.
CRr Associatad Preasl

WASHINGTON, Feb. 14.-PreSident
Wilson today directed Attorney Gener-
al Gregory to investigate the much dis
cussed Hog Island ship yard contracts
which have been adversely criticised
before the Senate Commerce commit
tee and to determine If there has been
any criminal misuse OF government
funds.
The President also directed the at
torney general 20 work in coniunc'
ton with Chairman Hurley Of the
Shipping board in bis investigation.
About $4,000 geo OF government mo-
ney has been involved in the Hog Is
land project in which the American
Frank A. Vanderlip, President OF the
National City bank has figured.
Investigation by the Department OF
Justice was recommended By Chair
man Hurley of the Shipping Board
who asked that an Assistant to the
attorney general be sent to Hog Is
land to work with Assistant General
Manager BowleS Of the Emergency
feet corporation.
The Hos Island ship yards on the
Delaware river near Philadelphia is
planned TO be the greatest in the coun-
try with more than fifty ways on
which to lay down ships. Testimony
before the Senate investigation on
the whoe subject OF shipping contracts
has developed statements that the gov
eminent win be obliged to spend be-
tween 40 and SO million dollars where
government and civilian experts esti-
mated 81 million would suffice.
This testimony developed charges
by Representative Lenroot republican
of Wisconsin on the floor OF the house
that through laxness in the letting Of
the contracts the American Interna-
tional and its subsidiaries we're placed
in positions to loot the treasury OF
millions of dollars. The charges that
International was gouging the govern
ment had been characterized as ma
liciously false" by George J. Baldwin
of New York. head Of the American
Internationl ship building corporation
in his testimony before the Senate
Commerce committee.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-02-14
HEALHHINTS

Winter and summer the heat of the
healthy body is about IS degrees. II
we become over-heated the blood yes
sells in the skin open automatically
and allow the blood to come TO the sur
face OF the body where 1t Is AIR
If we are cold the blood vessels by
contracting or closing up keep the
blood in the warm inner parts OF the
body.
The skin also regulates the bodily
heat by means OF the sweat glands. II
they fail TO perform their functions
the body's heat soon ''boils" over the
normal point and we say the person
has fever.
That these glands may do their work
properly. al? year round. thus helping
TO regulate the body's temperature.
the skin and glands must be kept in
healthy condition by bathing and wash
ing. 1t is for this reason. among 9th
ers. that it is Just as important to take
baths in the winter as it is in summer
1t is better to battle daily in tepid
water or cold if YOU can stand 1t rath-
er than rely entirely upon weekly
scrubbing with hot water and soap.
The daily bath without soap cleanses
without taking too much OF the naturaI
lubricant out of the skin. This IS the
fatty substance brought to and spreaa
upon the surface Of the skin by the
action of the sweat glands.
When too much or too strong soap
is used the alkaIi it contains cuts ,
this oil. II this occurs too frequently
it has tendency to leave the surface
of the skin, dry. harsh and often sensi-
two When this occurs WinfeF f1an.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-02-14
Martins Work SPEAKS for

Martins Work Speaks for !
Men and women Of mature
prfessors and doctors OF science
stood amazed and dumfounded
remarkable talents. This mediuI
not paint a picture Of roses END
shine for you when trouble and
ness is really about you; he DOG
gladden. your ear for the sake OF
He looks far away across the
chasm which separates the !
body from the fitting soul and I
which is to be told, and straight
the shoulder you get the truth g
he sees it.
Prof. Martin tells in what cont
your business is in and how Z
prove It, tells you all about your
husband, sweetheart or lover and
to win the love Of any one you dc
tells you of any move, journey, s
lation position or change OF any
which may be before you and VI
do to obtain the best results; ten
exactly what your acquaintance
of YOU; who to trust and who to
He'll tell you whom and when yol
marry If at all. and give the !
ace. occupation and disposition
short you'll learn everything you {
to find out.