davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-10-04

rom "a ich prace bezinteresowna
niniejszem sk}adamy naj szczerszc
podziekowanie. Bog zaplac!
Poszczeg6lnych ofiarodawcow
ich ofiary ogfaszac bedziemy ,poz-
niej, dop6ki sic Gale listy nle wy
czerpia. .
Komitet Obywatelski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-10-04

U.s. -.#- ....&S
Wyrzuty skorne. = Pan Adam
Geiss z Rosebud, Mont, pisze:
"Przez osmnascie lat cierpialem
ma bolaczki i wyrzuty sk6rne. Ora
Piotra Gomozo wyleczylo mnie zu
pe}nie z tego cierpienia" Tysiace
ludzi chwali wlasnosci tego sta
rego, przez czas wypr6bowanego
lckarstwa, jak 0 budowniczego
i jej czysciciela. Me jest O.
no lekarstwem aptecznem. Dostar
czane jest Wprost przez DR.. Peter
Fahrney & Sons Co., 2501 Wash
ington Blvd. Chicago, Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-10-04
List Z Polskiego 0bozu we
FrancYi.

LIST Z fOlSkleyO UDOZu we
Francyi.
Wiel. ks. Olszewski we Fried,
N. Oak. otrzyma1 list 2 Polskiego
lobozu we Francyi, ktory nam las
kawie do umieszczenia we Via
Irusie nades1ac raczy4.
Petigny Il sierpnia 1918.
Mech bedzie pochwalony Jezus
Chrystus.
Wielebny ksieze Proboszczu!
Juz cd dluzszego czasu zbieram
sic napisac kilka slow 0 moim pc
byciu W Armii Polskiej, lecz ME
moglem z powodu ciagiych podr6
zy.
Pc try tygodniowem pobyciu
W Kanadzie wyruszylismy W pod
r6z do Francyi. Podr6z nasza trivia
Ia IL dni, a Ago lipca b. r. szczes
,liwie wyladowalismy W Bordeaux
Francya. Pc "a godzinnem p,oby
(ciu W tenn miescie wyruszylismy
W dalsza podr6z do obozu polskie
go W Sille LIE Guillaume, gdzie.
Idostalismy mundury i karabinX.
Po Smio dniowem pozostaniu W
tenn miasteczku wy jechalismy do
tdrugiego obozu W Domfront, tu
zabawilismy kilka dni i znow je-
chaliSmy w dalsza podr6z do Pc
ltigny, gdzie obecnie jestem i IDA
je sic re pozostaniemy tn kilka
miesiecy, t. j. tax d}ugo dop6ki
zolnierze nasi ME naucza sic re
mios}a wojennego.
Pierwszy pu}k armii naszej juz
valley ma froncie i moe sic juz
~!poszczycic kilkoma zwyciestwami
inne zas pu1ki jeszcze sic mu-
sza cwiczyc jakis czas, st6sownie
do tego, jak dlugo kt6ry pu}k ist
nieje i co umie.
ia jestem z zycia wojskowego
zupemie zadowolony, czuje sic
zdr6w,. chodze codziennie ma evil
czenia, do strzelnicy, gdzie stree
lamy cd 7:30 rano do 11ej 60
dziny pred poludniem. W niedzie
le many zawsze nabozenstwo, Jak
nie WI kosciele to ma polu, a msze
sw. odprawia ksiadz kapelan. Off
cer6w many Polak6w i Francu--
z6w ale komenda polska, vice
francuscy oficerzy musza chcac
niechcac uczyc sic polskiej komen
Idly.
Ob6z nasz znajduje sic 30 mil
angielskich ia p6lnocny zachod
cd Paryza, w nocy, gdy mad "a
nem cisza to s}ychac hulk strza--
how armatnich i drzenie ziemi da.
je sic odczuwac.
w ostatnich dniach zesz}cgo ty
godnia niemcy< dostali W skore
~zostali odparci IA przesz}o 80 XII:
lometr6w 5cio milowego frontu.
Jezeli tax dalej p6jdzie, to ME
d}ugo czekac ma koniec wojny:
zw}aszcza re w Niemczech boda]
sic bury, gdyz maja juz dose tel
wojny, a chleba~ bardzo ma}o. mo-
'ijem zyczeniem jest ably jak maj pre
dzei wys}ali mas IA front, bym
m6gf jak najwiecej goracego Ia
Ola tym przekletym szwabom ma
lac "a sk0re.
Nam sposobnosc widziec tn vie
lie byd}a codziennie gdyz W ma.
|szym obozic jest bardzo wiele vie
zni6w wojennych a spodziewamy
sic ich wiecej gdyz W zesz}ym ty-
godniu zn6w wojska alianckle
wziely ich $1,000 do niewoli, a we
bee tego Geese z tel liczby pewno
do mas przypakuja. Roboty ola
mich jest dosyc gdyz nasza Armia
wzrasta codziennie vice barakoW
brak, a do budowania takowych
to i robotnik0w potrzeba wlele.
i, z czasem 'gdy sic lepiej rozglad
ne W tutejszych stronach, znow
kilka slow napisze, a teraz:
Pozostaje Z g}ebokim szacun-
ken i powazaniem
No. 1864 Federowicz MARGIN
Troupes Polonaisses Co 8
Petigny, Calvados.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-10-04

Boil g1owy, niestrawnoscr zat--
wardzenie, powoduja niewyleczal
he kondycye we wnetrznosciach.
Odzywiajcie wasz system ably Cd
zyskaf zdrowie i silly przez utrzy-
~mywanie waszych ~wnetrznosci W
regularnosci. Hollister'a Rocky
Mountain herbata utrzyma vase
wnetrznosci ably p%racowa}y natu--
ralnie = doskonale - regularnie.
w apiece Brown a. Ogl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-10-04

stansaaw G aewsh, syn S. p. Pa
VIA j Magdaleny Cisewskich 653
wsch. sta III. szczesliwie ,wylado
wal we Francyi. PAM Cisewska O.
trzymala wczoraj karte Q jego wy
ladomaniu:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-10-04

Panstwo Jan i R6zalia Rock
.powr6cili z gosciny W Indepen-
dence, Wis. u rodzic6w PAM R6z-
kowej, Ojciec PAM Rock obcho-
dzif imieniny urodziny ukonczy}
on 50 lat i jeszcze jest PREY dob
rym zdrowu. Odwiedzili take jej
.braci j siostry i wszedzie byli mi
lie przyjeci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-10-04

Piotr Kupferschmidt TELEGRAPH
sta ma stacyi kolei Northwestern
W Mankato, Mimi, bawi} przez
dni w Winonie u swego stry
ia p. Wincentego Kupferschmidta
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-10-04
DO ORGANIZACYI KOMITE-
Tow OBYWATELsKICH TO-
WARZYSTW KLUB6W ETC.,
Z~BIERAJACYCH D
MA SPRAWE NARODOWA.

INA 0A AVA "1S'
z dniem 1go pazdziernika Wy
dial Narodowy zapoczatkowal
wydaWanie upowaznien wszyst-
kim Organizacyom, Komitetom O.
bywatclskim, Towarzystwom Klu-
bonn etc. zbierajacym fundusze
ma Sprawe Narodowa registrujac
:je r6lwnoczesnie w swych ksie--
zach.
Wszystkie tego rodzaju zrzesze
MIA winny zg}osic sic natychmiast
pc take upowaznienie.
Tylko jedno zr%zeszenie w jed
nej parafii hub osadzie moze o.
|trzymac take upowaznienie i jeze
Ii gdzie istnieje klka musza sic
wzajemnie porozumiec i po}aczyc
pred zg~loszeniem sic i upowaznie
MEM. ..s
Zg~faszajace sic pc upowaznie--
ME zrzeszeniaI maja r6wnoczesnie
nadcslac nazwiska i adresy pobor
COW Podatku Narodowego, kt6rzy
|r6wniez w ksiegach Wydzialu Ma
jrodowego beda registrowani i kaz
dy- otrzyma karte legitymacyjna
re SVEN nazwiskiem i adresem, z
|~pieczecia Wydzia}u, potwierdzona
przez prezesa i sekretarza swoje c.
go oraz proboszcza parafii,
Wydzia} Narodowy zam6wi} spe
cyalne karty legitymacyjne mar
XII ola kwitowania pobor6w i w
ten spos6b w ca}ej Ameryce "a
prowadzimy jeden system kwito-
wanna podatku narodowego i ofia
ry, - Do czasu rozeslania tych
kart i marek, nalezy kwitowac W
|spos6b dotychczas9wy z powiado-
mieniem interesowanych, re kwit
ten bedzie p6zniej wymieniony ma
mark.
Ola m0wc6w IA wiecach i w
Rampant czwartej pozyczki VOL
n%osciowej MAJ. Wydzial wzorowa
move, ktora wysyfa wszystkim in
teresowanym. Ma przesy}ke MALE
zy do}aczyc znaczek pocztowy.
Adres Wydziaf Narodowy.
1909 N. Ashland ave.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-10-04
. q!
ECeny targoWeRRR
81 .s-.% Isl

IfZeHHy SruC w III lnJ. pa
oierowy@ workach pc 81
Bia4a Kukurydzanna maka 10
mt. 81
z6}ta kukurydzanna kaszka 10
mt 60
Jeczmienna maka 10 fnt. 81
Bia}a zytnia maka 10 fnt Gle
Czysta zytnia maka 10 fnt $50
Przenna mieszana pasta
tona 1920
Zytni Srut, tona $500
Hominy Feed tona $500
Otreby (Bran) tona 36.]a
Middlings iona $3.50
1'eny nursowns.
Maslo 55c
Ser 1916
Mod 1870 e
Jaja tuzin ~
Siano Tymotka 1900
Siano dixie 12.00-l4.O0
Kartofle Mode 90-1.00
Fasola (Beans) $4,000
OWES 60-65
Kukurydza swieza 1876
przez Winona '''al'
ting Go.
Jeczmien Swiezy Mr.. 3 ex. 81
Jeczmien Swiezy Mr.. 3 IS
Jeczmien Swiezy Mr.. 4 so
Jeczmien Swiezy Mr.. 5 IS
zYWX TCWAk
Raportowane przez Inter State
Packing 90.
SWIM
cd $50 do 165 funt6w 100
cd ITO do 200 funt6w 1900
cd 225 do 800 funt6w 1925
Tuczne 14.25-16.75.
Prosiaki 9.25-14.25 !
Byd4o.
Byczki (steers) 5. 50-9.50
Krowy 4.50-7.50
, Byki 5.50-7.50
Tuczne 100000
Cieleta 6.00-14.00
Owce.
Jagnieta 8.ooT12.oo
Owce 4.00-7.OO
Dr6b
Kury 1870
Koguty 15-16
Kaczki 1O-12
Gesi t1uste 10-12
Indyki 1922 .
Kury Mode 22-25
MINNEAPOLIS
Kukurydza Mr.. 3 z6}ta 1.32-1.37
Jeczmien 1871
OWES 64H-65%
zyto 1.56-1.57
Len nasienie 1856
S. ST: PAUL
Bydlo 6.25-17.50
Cieleta 5.0O-16.50
SWINE 18.75-18.95 .
Owce 7.00-12.50
Jagnieta. 1O.OO-15.25
CHICAGO.
zyto 1.63-1,63h
Kukurydza l.52-1.67 ~
Jeczmien 95-1.O5
OWES 721%-73
Bydlo 10.00-19.60
Cieleta 17.75-18.25
SWINE 17.00-19.65
Jagnieta 12.50-18.40
Czy cheese Bracie wiedziec ca
W swiecie dzieje?
Jezeli tax to czytaj "Wiarusa. .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-10-04

Pan Hipolit osowsh 1928 wsch.
Sta I'll. otrzyma1 w tych dniach
wiadomossc IL syn jego Jan szczes
liwie zajecha} do Syberyi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-10-04

Pan Jan Wolsh wyjechaf dc
Montany do swej c6rki ma zniwa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-10-04
Chicago, III.
M n E.

w mysl uchwa4y zapad}ej ma
W Detroit wzywa sic nj
nie;jszem wszystkie Organizacye,
Obywatelskie, Towarzy-
silva, Kluby i osoby prywatne pc
siadajace jakiekolwiek fundusze
ma Sprawe Narodowa do natych-
miastowego odesfania ich do Wy
dzia1u Narodowego.
Adres: Wydzial Narodowy,
1909 N. Ashland ave.
Chicago, Ill;
Geek nalezy wypisywae ma. Wy
dial Narodowy a " liscie wymie
mic ia .jaki fundusz suma Ia przez
Nh Piotrowsk.
Skarbnik w. n;
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RlRTHnAY PARTY.

Fred Talkington, son of Mrs. Ma.ude
NJ Tallington, was the honor guest at
a party Thursday evening. in celebra-
ton Of his eighteenth birthday. Games
OF various kinds were played and a
delightful evening was spent, and re-
freshments were served. The guests
Included Misses Snoa Tothman. Alice
Frtchel, Pansie Shackelford, Pauline
Carey. Irene Carey, Helen Beerbonier,
Helen E1e:z!er, Henrietta Martin,
Ethel Vaughnn. Goa Tothman, Mary
Vaughan. DotIR Kern, Messrs. Laurena
Lewis, Walter ParIett, Jessie Morris,
Cecil McElroy, Walter McElfresh,
Clyde McElroy, Russell Murphy, Carl
J.Milbrad. Aubrey Parish, Mr.. and
Mrs A1va Talkington and son, Wesley,
Mr.. and Mrs: "a. J. Refer and daugh-
ter, Louise, Mrs. Mary Ellen Talking
ton Mr. and Mrs. Spaude S. Pitzer.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry BartAlow.
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Court House Hunters
Are Arriving Home

Deputy Sherifs Harris and Beatty
hay" med from a hunting trip TO
~ 49, county. AS usual they got
alb / a deer with smaller game.
last ytaE the bear got away and ran
up a tree and stayed there. It is not
known this year what became OF the
bear. There is some question about
the court house this morning as to
how the deer was spelled. Two tur-
keys have been seen to arrive with
these Hunters and Bells Harris brought
back coup Of chickens It was stat
ed in the sheriTs office this morning
that nobody knew how he g5t them.
Deputy Beatty complains that he
walked over lot of mighty rough
country, led about by Harris. Sheriff
Clover and Deputy Barrett are hunt
ing in the RoTney section but have
not been heard from: as yet. Much
interest is being displayed among
friends of these men as to Wnethe.
any deer or bear will be seen h. them.
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Mrs. Gabert's Funeral
to Be Held Tomorrow

Funeral services over the body OF
Mrs. Alice Kinkead Gabert. whose
death occurred yesterday morning
from Influenza Will be held on Sun
day afternoon at 2 o'c:ock from the
residence OF her parents. MI. and
Mrs. James H. Kinkead. on Pitts
burgh avenue. The Rev. W. J. Eddy
OF the First Baptist church. pastor
Of the deceased. will conduct the
services and the body will be inter
red in Woodlawn cemetery n ac-
count Of the nature OF Mrs. Ga
bert's Illness. the services will be
private though any friends who
wish may attend
Mrs. II. G. Simon. o: Greenf clj
O., a ::srG1 OF MRS I1'nEeae. arrived
here today to atsea the services
otis Rezrode, OF :sistersvilla. a
broth> r-f2 Jaw is expected tonight:
Two sistt rs Hiss rz.. aDeth Nin'iead
and Mrs. Otis Rcxrcde and the lat
Ier's t~N children Betty and Rob
ert reached here IA 60! night
and remained for the services
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SOFT GlAI CONTROL
10 Be RELINQgIsHEg'!

iWAsHINGToN, Nov. .3a-Price re-
strtct3ons on bttumtnous coal may be
removed by the fuel administration
within two weeks. mel Administrator
Garfield said today he hoped to cancel
the price regulations not later than
the middle Of December Present
prices as fixed by the fuel admins
trat4on range from $3.35 to $4.95 a ton
at the mines.
4. DR. Garfield said it may be possible
70 abandon the zone system OF distrt-
button fbituminous coal by the mid
die OF December. but that action to
this end win be taken only after con-
sultation with the railroad admfutstra-
ton.
The fuel. administrators said he could
not take his hands or the authrar
cite situation until winter Is over
This was taken to- mean that the gov
eminent VIII continue its control oyer
anthracite coal until the end OF the
coal year. April 1. and, that the fuel
administration VIII continue to func-
ton until that time
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Meeta Monday.

The regular meeting OF the Liter"
.ure an dart department. OF the Won
ans club viii be held on Monday
next week at. 3:15 O'Clock at the ca
apartments in the Masonic Temps.
The program outlined for the NoveE
Der meeting, which was necessarily
abandoned, win be rendered at thi&
meeting. It Is said to be an exceD
tionally interesting program, continues
the study OF the Modern Drama ana
is as follows: Sir James Barrie
Character Study and Plays. 1.-THE
Twelve Pound Look, What Every
Woman Knows by Mrs. Otis G. vii.
son; "Hedda Gabler'-''The
Dolls House" '"The Wild Duck" by
Miss WfIhelmina Cochayne. Mrs,
wilson was Chairman OF the Litera'
ture department last year and Miss
Cochayne IS a member OF the High
school faculty, having returned to her
duties last fall after a years leave OF
absence when she studied at Colum'
bIa university. Their names on the
program assure am interesting meet,
ing.
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EYPEGI MBNY nm
CONTINUED from Page one.)

the allies. busy in reconstruction work,
need to be fed; but if necessary Ger
many as well. This interest falling
there remains the increased benefit
to home. schools and churches through
better farming. Farm women get to-
gether and form farm clubs and
through such effort. farms are con
Quoted on a more prosperous basis.
This basis keeps the children at home
satisfied instead of sending them dis
satisfied to towns and factories. Keep
ing the best children at home in the
country makes for better school and
better churches there.
On the back Of the cards which are
to b distributed this coming week are
certain divisions OF farming. The di-
vision which interests the individual
most can be checked OF and work IN
that line can be specialized in If for
any unlocked for reason, some one in
terested in farming is not called upon
this coming week and the work ex-
planned fully, will that person notify
Farm Agent W E. McComas so that
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Worthington
Charter Received.


The Worthington Public Service
Corporation received its charter from
the Secretary Of State on Tuesday
and held It's first meeting for organiz-
alton on Wednesday evening. The
following officers were elected: Pres
ident,. J. Lane Parrish: vice president,
Charles r. Atha secretary, Frank NJ
Sharpe; treasurer, A. J. Mcdaniel;
boar dof directors, Frank N. Sharpe,
Charles r. Atha, A. J. Mcdaniel. Hen
~ King. J. Lane Parrish, Fred NJ.
Btllfngslea and Elisha BrumaEe. By
Laws and Rules and Regulations were
adopted.
Personals.
Mrs. James I. Nftchaels, OF Fair
mont, was visiting relatives heer on
Wednesday.
Mrs. Joseph Ammons, OF near Ida
may, was visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. c. Jacobs, on Friday.
Jackie Fleming. OF Fairmont, at
tended the turkey shoot near here on
Thursday.
J. w. Emerson, Of Briscoe, was a
business caller here Thursday.
B. B. Miller, OF near Briseoe. was a
business caller here on Thursday.
DR.. J. n. Barr, who has been lccat-
ed at Camp Meade, Nd, Off several
months, was calling on friends here
on Thursday. He Is at home on a
short furlough.
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Mildred Barracknnan
Dies of Tonsilitis

Mildred Bessie Barraekman, age
years and months, daughter &
Nr. and MIS-. Lawrence Barrack
man, DIED atgthe home Of her par
ents. after two weeks illness fro'}
,t"nsi.stts and erS stpetas. F'Inera.
e.v.ces will u held o. .uuEay and
;gterment will be made at Dolls
}un, Monongahela county by I'm
lertaker R c. Jones: The ftnera
arty will come here on the 8 o'cloc.
.r from Downs and will procet
rrosS the country to Dolls Run
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40 RAn ~ RtvEsMLLE.

ID. ]. HaIler, principal OF the Rives-
vile High school. isin the city today.
Mr. Halter says the "flu''. at RIvesville
is much worse at present than ever
before II "A. Sheets, a high school
teacher, Is very Ill with the disease.
as is also his wife. Mrs Hazel Holt
was out yesterday with symptoms OF
the ".nu." Mr.. Halter says attendance
at schools In Rivesville is not norma
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Ihe may not be overlooked entfreIE
This work is very important.
LEWIS MADE GOOD

WESTON. W, Va. Nov. go
Lewis county's assessment IN the.
originally $4,000 and with the fifty
The total is $4,000 or $4,000 above
the inflated quota. 1t is showing
Of which the entire county is nat5.
urally very proud.
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ssed. Whatever action is taken at
4e meeting on December "A Will be
communicated to the representatives
Of the United Nine Workers Of Amer
lea, who in the meantime viii have
discussed the same questions with
heir members, and their conclusions
wilI be divulged TO the joint comEcit-
tee.
United Mine Workers.
Joe Angelo, organizer, Is at Sainns-
ton today
Isaac Scott, organizer, is at Moaon-
gah today.
C. F. Keeney. president Of district
/, United Mine Workers, and Fred
Mooney, secretary and treasurer OF
district II, United Mine Workers, OF
Charleston, are at Wheeling today:
Ira Marks "a district board neTaber
Of the United Nine Workers, Of Far
mington, will go to Meridian ON Sum
a meeting OF the United Nine
Workers will be held at Reynol dsville
on Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock
II. E. Peters and a. T. Wilson, or
ganizers. returned to their homes IN
Charleston last evening.
B. A. Scott, organizer. returned
-alst evening from Charleston.
Joe Angelo, organizer. returned
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III Pftsburnh- Principal G. n. Cole
hlak Of the. High school and President
eseph tosieT. ,of the State Normal
school are in Pittsburgh where they
.aTe.ak tepdlnE the Education AssocIa-
f6l Of Western Pennsylvania, which
Sas slfs eSsion there yesterday 0.sd Is
IN sesgion today The sessions are
hang held at. the University OF Pitts
IEgl1 ard IN. the Schenlsy High
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RnnTIEGeERs IN TR0rRLE.

Justice Conoway disposed OF two
small cases yesterday afteTnon. Car
Carub1no, charged with bringing in
whiskey from Point Marion confess
ed. and was given so days and 800
fine. Wyatt Coleman, colored.
charged with bootlegging for the
third time was held for grand jury.
Bond of$1500 was asked but Cole
man hadn't even a dollar, so he
went back to jail to wait for his
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viSkl50 OF the FIu.-John o.. Nor
N with Spanish influenza at his
one On Fourth street. and Mrs. Nor
also believed TO be contracting
tlles a ge9se City Policeman Blaine
3plSess Ism ct Ids home ON Newton
It'll Influenza A daughter OF
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Ffrst Furlmpf-Lieut. n e
Durham Of Camp Lee Va. spent
Thanksgiving day here with Mr..
and Mrs. Srnest Mccoy on Locust
avenue. This Is the first leave Of
absence which Lieut. Durham has
had within two years. he left last
evening for Camp.
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l=KS MEMORIAL
SERVICE SUNDAY

To honor the memory Of departed
brothers the Local Lodge No 294. B.
P. @. E. VIII hold its annual lodge OF
sorrows Sunday afternoon IN the Etks,
lodge room in the Deyeny building.
The lodge viii do honor to g members
who have passed TO the great beyond
during the twenty odd years OF the exc
istence OF the Organization, three OF
whom have died during the present
year. The three who have been add
ed to the death List during the year
1918 are William S. Black, Earl Dres-
bach and NJ E. Nuzunn.
Henry. S. Lively, OF this city. VIII be
the orator on this occasion and music
will be rendered under the direction
Of Lamar Satterfeld.. The Rev.
Charles Baird Mitchell Will otfer the
invocation and the following program
viii be rendered:
2 Song, Amertca-Lodge and Audi
ence
3. opening xEercises-Exalted Rul-
er NJ. e. Ashcraft.
4. Invocation = Rev. c. Baird
Mitchell.
s. Roll Call OF Absent - Exalted
Ruler and Secretary.
z Solo, 30 Dry Those Tears"-La-
mar c. Satterfield-
8. Responsive Exercises = Exalted
Ruler and Officers.
g. Quartette-Selected.
10. Memorial address = Brother
Henry S. Lively, Fairmont Lodge 80.
294. b. P. O. Ellls. =
H. AUD Lang Syne-Quartette and
Lodge:
The singers who will take part on
the program are Lamar ,SatterfIeld.
first tenor; John A. Rock, second ten
! or; C. A. Hill, first base and L. H.
| Randall, second base
The following is the list OF depart
ed Ez1ks in whose memory the mem
oriaI service KiIl be held tomorroM:
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Hears From Son-8frs. Lawrence
Byrne OF High street yesterday re-
ce!yed letters from her son. Law
renee Byrne IN the Z. S. Army In
France which were written several
days after the armfstice had been
signed. He had seen several weeks
OF active service and was in excel
lent health, the letters stated
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-11-30

Had counteFband caroe-Joe Carl
s59ldfs a Spaniard, was brought IN by
Deputy Sheriff Adams and Constable
atchacI last night with seven quarts
ct NaiSlseE in a suit case He was dis
covered just as he. got on the 9:44
trpjn Rom Wheeling. Joe states he
cot the whiSkey at Bridgeport. He Is
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To Sing at Morgantown-W- D.
Darlington Il this city vii go to
Morgantown tomorrow where he viii
sing at the Elk's Memorial Services
to be held ther under the direction
Of NIorzantown lodge B. P. o. E.
No. ali. Mr.. Darlington will sirg
two solos and in quartette COM
posed OF Edna Lehman Morris. Lii
Ian Garrison and L. K Bevington,
the latter formerly OF this city
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sURlEp AT RUTLER, PA.

The body OF Mike Romantic, who
died Thursday at the state hospital
was taken at Butler, Pa, today for:
finterment. He was employed at the
Weaver mine where he was injured IN
an accident
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WboIo Family Has, It-cfty Clerk A
]. Kern has about recovered from an
Illness with tnduenza but Is sti1 de-
tanned at home, as his wife and daugh-
ter have developed the disease.
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CIT ont the picture T.. all TOUR sides
T6s5 Ssref1ily told dotted Inc 1 ITS
s6tre length. then dotted line ano
Is On. Fold each section undeFneaen
sccfateIX. When completed turn N@5e
md you'll find . surprising result
SyS the pictures:
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ss6rEfces In the churches.
Rsd MEMS FalI.-7OTder OF Railway
Gonductors at 2:S0 p. M.
The Zines 's-Fatrmoat Typo
Il & 81 p: HalIELocal B'Nai[B'Rith
obserTSes Jewish festival Of Chanukah
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9E WANT ADS

On T-Three-roOm furnished
bath. Apply A. L. Jep-
l11s a1ley Hotel. A. J-HATES
11S30-3t-G789
~ dtr9iShed house; seven
Eefgll sOcnlS; eEoso j.. Address
clre West. vlrg4nlR pi Ice
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Eair tonight Sun
lay fair and
slightly warmer
N west.
LEGAL Readings.
=. 2. Hall. Obs.
Temperature at
3 am. today 30
Ye sterida US
weather cloudy;
temperature, maxi
mum A; mini
mum. 80; precip-
trace
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III with Infiuenza.-Nrs. Nate Coma
way. Of Pennsylvania avenue. is con-
fined to her home with the influenza