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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-08-28
Sairport, Cbiu

&erron mG6Gn tauS tGGltG uuttiia,
pniffa ei nc ole ollenfnnn bltmitto-
mia. WfrS Sltiffd mietiin Gollrm.
bufien feubfotoiitisten pnrontolnon
mime miifollu; bin on ioiroStonltt
10 pitenum1n oitau. @niin ban tuli
meililoirnufii, ettd t1DtDi nieoG mie-
lempifoiSten pnrdntolnon. SieltG
fltn bGnet tltotiin poiS, Min bGneSi1
10 6onaittin oleiuun fe~ibfotol0in.
Site on bdn ioiroStomlt fotono
mpnta fllufolttta, lponn finn ei ollltt
~perbeeSiG fltin fofli pientG loSta ia
mics, ionfa pitGG fGpoG tDoSlG, ettG
ci ollut fllfa iairoSta 6oiti, min
tGptpi mie0G pois fotoa, finn ei ioa-
III fetGdn 6oitamoan. SillG perDeel-
Ia on ollilt rnSfos fobtalo, ntooIli-
ieSti innoton fomoonni, poon toi-
Ieltn puolen oil iloiStn fun ban jGt-
ii nellie marmoft mofltltllfIeen eta
toiipaaslo tnpntnon. SGnelle oil fir
faStumlt Suntolon ornlo; ariStitf-
Tesla 9dnfin f1iitti ettd ipnnit on
anteefit, bGnenfin ipntienid eOeSt1
on &riStlis fuollitt. 8ltbrttelin IL
Iein b1ntG bGnen iairalttenla oifana ;
ban alma ipodn oootti p1dlinpdi.
lpG1nio. &oitin alma lobouttaa:
"g81bdn oifoa min taistelltii lnf-
fao"- @ielG ipiime oornitno fun
lGboettiin miemGGr, fGmin miimei-
len ferron; lain iuiel1 6dnelle lat
loo Sionin fonteleesto: 2DbDt ori-
pi n1eilld oifa, fobta buolet fatoopi
j. II. e. Sun Idbti ipoon Min %iloilel-
Ia mielellG ia %iiaurusin iuin, maif-
ia piSiiin tieii, ettei bGn ifGnG eIG-
mana poloo tofaiin, pnon bGn ia-
moi ett1 ban motfustoa toiipaofeen.
geiin MT on perbe Doioitettl, iiG
on end1 fotono, IapIet on nietp pois
fotoo. @ino, 3Ipitotias on @opoiello
ia Iili ~9.tprotias, &iliolaIIa, min.
fitin li%nnitnpoiot pfii pbtGGlle, tot
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-08-28

men toiioollo, mitta ei ole bdt11:
meilld OIL bplpd Tia tuiwoasia iofu
pitG1 buolen lnpiistnnio. Niin, em-
mcbGn mureboi niinfuin he, joillo
eli toiwoo ole. Eantd elGniG tG1llG
moan pGGllG ei oleffaan rrnIuin ia
fuffosten pGGllG; tGmG on main IN.
run ia murbeen laafio, maon fun
pGGicnmle tatpnaleen, min field eli
ole enGG fiplia, ei Illrlta, muon ijGi-
men Ito, iota ei meibGn fuolepn file.
lemme moi fertoo. @n mGiptG lufi-
joitu fun en- olao oifeen firjottau.
Gen oiaon etta ipnnit on onteefii.
Wtorin WfGfi
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-08-28
Msbtabmla, Sbip

SeurafuntalaiIia 6uirportiSIo
pppcGn tGten fiittdG fifth runiaasto
rabalabjnsta, jonfa lain iuoStaan of
tuo minulIe iGrjestamdsiGnne illan-
mietosio firfon ioliSIo Iielld fdnoeS-
iGnil
Samoin toboon lpield fiittGG nil.
til %pfiitpiiiG, jotfa iitapaitli mllistit'
te minuu lubioiuumci &lniair
uGGrin lain faiffiolla nouttia iuie.
roSparaiiuuoestonne, joten mo mil
fon pGipGt, jotfo lain fesfruoes-
lame miettGd m%looostuiiuot nloni
pnoliicsti boustafIi pboeSIuolotli
&offnlltennc oioitufiefIi ionoittc fai
fen tebnecmc ia iellaiieno tlllec i
oino nmistoSioni iGilpmG1u.
&iitolliiin miclin
Gin @ilcn
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-08-28
KANSAN KIRJEITA

minaarin bppdtii tuin tdnG plton.
no eta ieminaorin toininta ppipiii
alma waan bpauaSia waroisiu, ettei
tlilili mitGGn m%aifeufiia len toimin.
nole moroien iubteen. &eboitan e
tenfin nYprio ajattelemaan tata a.
iioa, mi5in olili tarpeelliSta ontaa
oollnri flutfalioesia- Sietenfin ie-
minaarilIe. ga iublia utp0s mloret
bommatfnn ieminaari bpp1fii.
Nh1oriioliittomme loittaa NIT lirlt-
ret iublat leminaarin bppdfli, ia
iublat alfnpat ippsfuun 7 pGipGnG
misunderstanding fello 10; jltblapit
bitiofli tulee standardization q.
gbo. Syil1lot festGmGt fofo pGimGn.
&eboitnn pStGmiG ioaplimann ldbeltG
ia falttao tGbGn jubloon. @bf1 III.
lee toiletfin nitoret meliet mDoS til.
ban tilaii1niteen pitbulnoon, MIN. 81.
&offonen ia 8. 8ilenius.
&esfru1oesiamue of tpierailemoS
ia piifon p6ilpGt pastorSfo @ilen
Soimoilin ettG l6eummin Wers 8i.
len fGpiii- ieurofltntolaisten li1ono.
iillG pDipmme ibon fltin pieroonc
fitin barruoin nGennte teioGt. Sitte,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-08-28
Ns6tabnla Sarbpr, C6ip.

&anlulliSlellraf. nouriioliiton IL
turlut oil 10 pdtpd nuorempuin e.
m1ntGin ~toimestn, jotfo olusla ilto-
rittipat bengelliien Objelman ia len
j1lfeen aineelIilen; toinitusten allts.
la oil mG9GltG epGtotpo mollotu mite
let, ninlittGin tGllG fertao bonmoSia
olclpien, fun oil fomin m161n ND
fed. WtinGfin mnSta toimintojen 10.
puttlln m1istin ia bllomoiin ettG SSlt.
molo6un Ie on jofn liltnuuf'en oll-
tao tpollemme eitG ibmistcn pal.
jous. Iulot iltomiStu oil $500.
&iitotIet lponn roponIu u6raojille.
Nhlorten Northumberland fofollfIcStn,
Iipfu oil Wfr ia 0trS &imon lltonn
oil p0ptGtltlot $500. Seurompo
morten fofollS OH Mr ia MfrS SEQ,
nuro WfGcn lltonu. - SpoSfennel.
fGGnume luoun mercn tl1rlpi8iu bpmir
ripeGSti, iillG milIG betfellG enmC
lutlefaun, tltlee plf1 ia pelton tot.
minnnn mollitesio moiS fGb0G mir
cttd uneliaiIunls ia apiclGpG penIeps
meitG pnlpGri piirittGG, Min pljGr
10 loopueSio oljpn banffiminen ia o.
men folfuttominen on m~pobGistG.
SljpG Ills tGDtpD ola morottlnc
lontpusiu ia mielGpG ostiosiofin
SiiS bpmiSid oioin f"oittofoamnt(
inoon IcimisfGmme fuupofli ia jos
mobbollistn %iielltin SltmolnlIe.
Sigrio WGfi
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-08-28
SairpOrt, Sbio

Sllntalan &oritinn ubrimeren falit
ia taipoon omistoiaifii tlllleet aii-
ttaat pstGw6tl
Seminaarilainen Mrel &offonen
fdlpi tddllG la pubui Sunlolan lanan
ppbiG ~totiulfiia, ia mpos ieminadri-
Ioinen 2auri @ileniits of tGGllG ia
illlfi toi pubeesIaan it'd faiffein tor
feintG ia tarpeellistu tietoa ettG See
Jus toi faifilIe ibmeelliien aittuuoen
ppbGn mereniG fuutta. &iitoS rof-
fuolle SiGlle iiit1 ett1 on antamit
ibmiSfuriille ppban lananIu, iota
iaa toOistao mloretfin armostaii e.
IGnGt peliet. Sltottn emme fonnotn
leminooriamme iillG ie tho mit1
iiellG teboGGn, eli ole turbnn. Sielld
fasDotetaon mtorin peIoia jos Min
ianoiiim Serron piinimden falliieen
tpobon. @lfutpo on 10 bppGlIG alliln.
&iitoS Serralle tGst1. Suofoon ettG
Iopusia fiitos oliIi blin Serralle,
iofa faiffi bpmin iobtaa nimenid
fltnninfii. GnIi mtonna toitpoiiin
ettG olis monin werroin enemmGn 1
boIIorin fonnottoiio fiiltfai1oesin Ie-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-08-28
!SupcujOfi, 8is-

&llten oil ilmoitettlt 10 oitoicm
min, oil &opeojoella rippifoulltl
pG1toSjublot If. II p. Soinoimmt
founi8ta ia iuotliiao ilnluu, etc
pleiIoG oliii ilnufoon estGmGsi1 jul
liinme pd1iernGstG, fltten uieust
ianotaon: ~Oliiin min1fin nlennpt
jos oliIi ollltt farnis lima" y. NJ.
Slnn olifin jotenfin illotliiu.
Sublamieraitn oIifin inopunllt jo
tenfin runioosti, alma 9rontlpooois,
ia, iopo 8esiemeristG, Wficb. oSti
9esiemeristd oil MrS Sippolo
Mrs &ongos ia Wtr Monni per.
beniG funSia iublisiamlc.
&pmnenell nitorufoiSta ru0isti
foSteenia liitor ia fGmipGt e%niifer-
rom $. IS. ebtoollilello nin. A poi.
foa ia 6 tpt1rtG.
Hojat: &orlo Mrnolo &arlon, Sobr
Seifti &oinilo, @ino Sermon Sito.
miniemi, Sjolnler SSfor Sulffo
tpt6t: @ili Sobonno Innola, 2oimi
Seleena Innolo, Silio 2ppoio Mu-
bonen, 2empi Wtorio Witbonen, In.
no &aiiba 2ebto ia Siloa 4mnlio
6rGnfi. &affoot lopiet miistafao
nGlnG Serran ionot:
"Sotiiesti, totiieSti nina Ianon
teille: ioto flililee minitn ianani ia
usfoo SGneen, iofa on minltt lGbet-
tGnpt, iillG on ionfoiffinen eIGmG,
eifG b1n iouou titomittoipafii, paorl
on %liirtDnpt fliolemosta el1m1Gn".
(Sob. 5:24).
31tn aolttpGipdn itblot of Iop-
punltt, ilntoitin eta flo 1913 jdtfe.
toan pieI1 iitbIio. MGGrGttpnG al.
fono menimine toos iubIopaifoIIe.
&iut oltfaiiin f%ouliibuoneen omen
"rerpubti iilmGni ibon ieppoielGGI-
leen" fitn ndbtGas iinne of laitettit
a. --..
ippri poptG ia niinpalton "feetiG"
la faiten nGfoiiiG Ieipoflia tioIIe
irlirelle poDoGIle fun iltinfin lopii.
Sofu emdnnistG met1G rooboii iiut-
rem titoIin popodnpd6b6n ia ianoi:
"Bostori tilee i%stiinioon t1bGn".
tietpsti totteIin f1sfpG.
5eltroflnnan eiimies Scr &oarto HI.
Il ipiereeni ia finn foiffi of moImii.
no, rtoiiii eitmies ieifomoon ia neti
losfitstoon r~oboIompofon ia faoii
pOpodne, iomoIIo ban feIitti,
tdrnd tabipipOptd on Iaitettii
morten. @dboo oil fiinG
;24.75.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-08-28
Auttala torsralna EIokuun % PIMA 1919
teIGfoillln lopettaiaiiiin toipom.
NE teio1n t1nne laaplnpan.

~teIGfoulun lopettoiaiiiin toimom.
ME teio1n t1nne laapnpan.
9hloriloliiton ompeluieura of
Yoinespillesio Siloo Sautnn1en
luona, Suurelln ioufollo olimme
IiellG. @morisio bitoneiSla faifui
.Sionin fnnteleen loillltt moimaffas-
ii. Glemelonoista oSti oil mD0s tul-
Int nitorin liSfoia oiltonlobiilill1 t1-
han tilaiiuutcen. Blibeen pitt Sobn
&ongos. aiitoS Siloolle faifesta iii,
til mit1 famine nauttia ruitmini.
|iesti, iilld lie oil iotafin erifoilem-
poo, nellie tamalliieSto ompeluielt-
ran illannietoSta. Silld faiffi o.
limnrc folpin bllGtettpiG iiitG nolttin.
noSto, MOAN bpn1 MOTTO fumminfin
tllli mloriioliittomme fasInon.
Gaiffein puoIesto fiitoS &iloolle.
Salrafumnan olnpeluiellran mppiGi-
let omnt ippSfuun Ioppupltolello, te-
boitnn ompeluieuron Malta wolmt8-
tanluon fGiitoitG. &pllG iiGnnGt lit.
ten oStopnt fihpan enlGnilIeen ill.
mGGnpiStGpiG f1iitoitG. Suofoor
SuntoIo rrminan i~irnoutien ieuro.
Human tpolle ia job0ato mloriioliit
tonmne tpotdfin iinum nimcii frnr-
ninfii.
Maria g.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-08-28
&alalualn, Wtinu.

&oitnn touS firioittua mltlltomon
rimin jos toimituS tiloa mo. Olen
follon aifonut firioittaa, mltttu ie
jGd FUN olen min bl,ono firiotlS-
t~aiOosto. - @nlin terme6oGn glut-
tojon toinitllSto ia 9luttojun lufi-
lofuntaa. Olen ioonut ottaa lobiona
mastaon mlultunia t%irioja u. Nie.
men fautto, joisto ipO. fiitos.
&iriot omat: glinoo olltllltoen tie,
9r%uleSto; &anmnttlt 0orboriSto ia
3 pientG tiriasta 9lino @iljomionil
tu. SeiitGn lobioista. quo oil baltS-
ia cttG lain &nonlatun, jota olen
lapIesta asst lltfenllt, mlltta olilin
buftltnut ellei YpbG &enfi oliii
lnamut mintlle iunao firfaStoo.
Sain muitafin firiojo, fltten or
monldrieStDS autultteen"; lltin ia
itfin ia taos luin ia dim tltlla p1Gn-
b~eiffouteen. g8aimnni ionoi mones-
ii: tho tltlee bullutIi. Wtittta SSlmo-
la lGbetti firffo9erro @Sienin luof-
Ient, futen 6ilipplfien titon 8un-
oaflen b%ODiberran tpfo ia GsIen ie-
litti fltinfa &ristltS SeeluS, SSlrnu-
Ian Sofia, III minun olltitaoflitefi-
iGni ia mapobtajani ia filirfo 10
foSteeSlu olen pGGlleni pufenut
&riStufIen, ioten omonn &riStufien
ppbDpoen ia olen usfon fnuttd SSll-
molon lopii. - @oi, miten tulin
iloiiefIil Dim oifeen Durmoonnnf.
liSia iloSto, futen "gorbolGn 6ltlIlt
&nlle". Silloin of boitSfo oifu. us
fopuiiia %liidGntpi, ia icltroioy pioet.
tim. SeuroiSio oil feSfuSteluiu, ia
iotfut olimat oifeen nopoito tefe-
m11n tirffoberralle fpipmpfiio.
Wtulton fplpi: "Soafo SuntoIan lap.
Il eluu niinfuin tobtoo, lnufp bGn
tebod ipntiG?" &~irffoberra fpipi:
"Sabootfo lind FIFTEEN Sumolon lap.
lena tebo1 %ipntiG?" en-, oil mas
tauS. $50 1IG FIFTEEN meme tobtoii
pIi".
@oi, fuinfa oliii boitsfoo, JOS us
fopaiiet fofoont1iiipat pbteen- sc
olili tertpeellista finn fesfusteltoi-
Tin ia Ioulettoiiiin beneeIIiiia Iait-
litin. Sielld on SSeelus luiuannut
ola mitfoto. Mdttto miSiG uSfoipoi.
let ein1t mGlitG toiiiStoan, iieIlG on
.iouoltttu penieGGn tiloon ia lie on
falibeoa. &eboitat foiffialla pelii6
ia lilorin fofoonttmaon obferoan
Ianm pmpGrilIe &ristusto
titnmtstomaan; iiloin eldmme Sit
tpultafrnnon rafentomifesIo,
moimme ipet66 muitofin nsfoon.
8oi ~ioiifosio oIIa iofit gaotonoelin
faItoinen mlttto ole iinG SiIippits
ia Iono: Guile ia fotio. = Sos fp.
bdpfieni iuo ition giittoiosio, fir
ioiton toistefin. |
6. 8esterbocf
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-08-28

Yarbaimnlot tiitofiemme pppo1m.
NE lauiua teille bopeoiofelaiiet Lab.
iastanne. iet1 fnifesta pst1wppoes-
tame meit6 fobtaanl
Slmnla, jofa on foifen bpmGn an.
tain, SGn palfitfoon teitG monilI
ferroin. Saafoon mpos SGnen or
nlonin tGpttGd tcibGn benfeune ia
iieIume, ettd me faiffi mlbtcetonnu
lopoettdiiiin.
9. 81. &ranffalu
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-08-28
Levittaja $4,000 Arvoinen

Kaksi 90 eekkern koornipetoa kasvoivat verekkain. Toisessa
kaytettin jarkiperaisesti International levttajaa kome vuotta. Toi-
men eli onut nabnyt lantaa seitsemaan vuoteen.
Tama oil ainoa no holden kahden peMon vahlla. Tonen tuoti
kypsynytta vijaa VII 30 busheha eekkeria kohti, toinen taas vain 30
busheia pehmeata koornia Jos molemmat sadot myytiin samaan
busheihintaan, tuott vlava maa $4,000 enemman kuhn lannoitta-
maton maa. 49,
Olko levittaja $500 arvonen? Varnaan, sia rpotteeminen pei
loe eli tuota SAMOA tuloksia. Tue 80 busheia tuottava peIto kuu-
lui michele, joka tunsi tehtavansa. Han ruokki lahoaan maaratyl-
la annoksila. Han antaa maaratyn summan juuri maarattyna al
kama ia taa han Ell vol tehda ilman hyvaa, levealti levitta-
Via NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Low Coverleaf. Corn King tai goth Cen
fury Spreader aja taman asian. Tassa on yksi sy mksi me myym-
me nita min monia.
'Maksaa vaivan tutkia vljelystaitoat tetaa mita tehda ia sitten
parma kaytanto0n tietonsa. Kayhan tapaamassa paikallista agenttia
tai krjottakaa suoraan nellie kyselyja levittajstamme.
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER COMPANY
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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-11-04
Miscellaneous

OpEN % ramNo earn $500 t1 $500 prl
month Disv fn IUHHr shop nuu
moss $50 Southern Automobile School
Go nf Louisiana 139 Earonne ST. E.H
DTIfHnH
NEHCHANT- Quote us Sour lowest
uriocs on surplus stocks OFF standard
eight ounce duck. also eluehams oIt
ngf unrr1ics shcefings jumpers nnH
oNsr1ne. tafe brands mud other "details
as well as price fhlf is ntrrosfIur
Thn Gerehech Macker Comp1nN ilHrt-
lDtt TeElR
IMPORTANT
Relatives az Mrs Selma CrnsruIn
(iucenecdl communicate WIfh me
John 81 lrIour corpus CHRISTI TosHs
NOTICE FARMERS Flowing copuar
wanted diseiuE iistinr BURSTING nnI
hfeaEnr soon Hs dizzy for prices cI
So Davis phone 81; llp North Chiu1r
rfi street
HAVE YOU \ KODIAK
fry our lulafr ui"ut coupon sirr
with Nour Nose NudhH works Mani 0r
dors o. ap"c1itg Narl STAFFORD. 5i
Mesquite
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DoINGs or THE DUFFs

10 THOSE tiA0ATlneSP WAIT TO
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-05-12
Birthday Party.

A birthday party was given in honor
Of Mrs. Anna Street Of Thoburn on
Saturday evening at her home. Some
Of the friends who were present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Leeper Mr.. and Mrs.
Wash Nicholas, Mr.. and Mrs. Davis,
Mrs. George Nicholas. Renzy Cochran,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Malone, Mr.. and
Mrs. Levy Martin. Mrs. Emery Robin.
son, Mrs. Laura Holbert, Mrs. bet Da.
Wis, Johnny Lain, Charles Laun, MI
dred Leeoer, Denz.l Koon, Lawrence
Hall. Fred and Floyd Cobun Miss Ivy
Nicholas. Miss Mary Nicholas, Miss
Lulu Davis. An enjoyable evening
was spent by the many friends who
came to Wish Mrs. Street many more
birthdays.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-05-12
Personals


Raymond Leonard and sister Madge
Of Clarksburg were visiting friends in
MononEah Sunday.
Mrs. waldern Leonard and wife of
Worthington were with Mr.. and Mrs.
William Findley yesterday.
Mr. and Mr.. Ralph Nimple Of Edg-
mont were calling on friends in Monon
gah yesterday.
Fred Tasret and Blake McIntire OF
Worthington were calling on friends
here yesterday.
Miss Bulah Boyers and Miss Ola
Wilson OF Fairmont were guests at din
ner Sunday at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. walter Holbert Of Brookdale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Groves and Mr..
and Mrs. Everett Groves Of Edgmont
were guests at the home OF Mr.. Wesley
Groves Sunday.
! Miss Alma KoDp OF Fairmont was a
few days last week.
Little Miss Mary Jane Tucker Of
Fairmont was visiting with her grand.
father DR.. Windsor here today.
Miss Helen Mort who has been sick
at her home for the past week with
a severe case of measles Is back at her
work at the Windsor Pharmacy.
Mothers Day was observed In Mo-
nongah Sunday, both churches having
special services for the occasion.
James Faermue and Miss Devinna
Watkins were visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
8. A. Judy OF Fairmont Sunday.
Mrs Kate Moon and Miss Tom Weay
er were calling ON friends in Fairmont
Mrs. E. Candy will leave Monday
morning for Knigwood, w. Va, where
she expects to spend the summer.
June Orr and wife and sister Miss
Hallie motored to Fairmont where
they attended church.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-05-12

julius Barnes, United States Wheat administrator.
wrote to Massachusetts, that there is no real
advance In the price of aour in this
try Mr. Barnes oyerlooks the primary cause for most
advances In the cost of food stus in this countythe
belief of the who manipulate the markets that they
get away with it. Some day this game is going to
be overplayed and then there will be reform that will
last for while. sf..-.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-05-12
cERNANY's WEEK OF MOURNING.

a WEEK of mourning has been decreed by the gov
eminent at Berlin to give expression to the Sorrow
and depression called forth by the announcement Of the
peace terms
possible that this the beginning of wisdom through
out Germany and Prussia particularly The Good Book
has great deal to about repentance andhe cultivation
Of spirit of humanity It tells U.S. for instance. that Job
abhoed himself and repented in dust and ashes 1t also
before and that the Lord blessed the latter end If Job
than his beginning. and The beginning Of job was
pretty prosperous measured by the standards Of his time
The fate Of Germany is in the hands of the Germans
If they capable Of seeing the Of heirwsys and Of
epentng they retrieve great deal of the ground they
have lost But if they capable Of moral greatness
all hope of any other kind Of greatness has passed from
them
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RUFF STUFF
There are at least 10000 dyed in the
wool patriots in old Marion:

There are at least 10000 dyed in the
WOOL patriots in old Marion:
That many people here subscribed
for the Victory loan.
The Dutch newspapers are reported
to be Of the opinion that the treaty
terms constitute a crime against Ger
many and al humanity.
Gosh; the Dutch Journalists must
enjoy living under conditions where
there - n,omentary danger that their
national dignity will get swift kick
ii the slats.
But Is some original guy once said,
tterc Il no accounting for tastes.
"a ~ 80
Perhsps the worst feature Of this
NAY 81 ! I
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Preliminary estimates issued last night place the
number of subscribers to the Victory loan at is ooo
900 people This is remarkably fine record In view
of all the circumstances It is about 100000
than the number of subscribers the Second loan and
about 100000 less than the number that took the
Third In point Of general participation the Fourth
loan. which taken by $1,000 900 people, holds
the record.
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THE FIFTH ONE OYER.

VERY one who has kept an eye on the war financing
- knew that the Victory loan would go over" On
the day that Secretary Glass announced that the issue
would amount to four and half billions and no more,
there were outstanding debt certificates for more than that
to all ntent and purposes. the loan was oversold
before il was announced.
the public did not have it. and it was highly desir-
from the standpoint Of public policy to get the public
il of the hands of the banks 50 that the banks could
back their money for the ordinary business of the
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uar and extraordinary sessions the legislature have
been received here said that the record of turn
ing the advance chapters broken this term when
copies the officials of the counties TWEEN
tynne days after the adjournment of the legislature
That certainly is good work it indicates that G. L.
Topping. clerk Of the Delegates has been quite
much the job since the adjournment as he was
while the session was in full swing :,
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Wheeling which oversubscribed the Victory loan
allotment by 100000. probably has started country
wide controversy by claiming that Ohio county has
higher percentage Of bond subscriptions any other
county in the country. There good many angles
to the question of which county community made
best showing in the Liberty loan financing and would
be surprising II the matter were subjected to
analysis to find that countyw1th small but uni
formly prosperous population has beaten all the
trial communities the bankers which might be tempt
ed to make claims because the large figures Of their
showing impressed their minds.
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Macmillan Harden is reported to have said in his
newspaper, Die Zukunft that the revolution in that
country is great disappointment. OF late Max who
used to be catalogued as militant foe Of the court
crowd in Berlin has been suspected of being of
democrat than he used be, and this little remark will
increase the suspicion that he would be averse to
seeing some Of the old gang back in control.
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cemetery ~ Undeftaker Mnsgrass and
son. Members Of the Plasters' Union
Of Esitnont and tbs Loyal Order Of
Moose Of which organizations the de-
ceased was . member. attended the
funeral In large numbers.
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MONDAY EVENING, MAY 10. 1919.
THE AMERICANS CREED.

believe IN the United States of America as govern
e Of e people. by the people, for the people, pho,e
mt porers are derived from the consent of the governed;
democracy n republic. sovereign Nation of many
ssyssgn States; perfect Union one and nscpaaSle,
upon those principles of freedom equality jus
lies and fortunes therefore believe il is my duty
10 country 10 love il: TO support lis Constitution; to
% laps to respect its flag; and TO defend against
I an snsn,ies.
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The Paris announcement that Marshal Foch is to
leave for the front today will have tendency to quiet
that indignation which Berlin reports say is
sweeping Germany as result OF the publication
in that country of the peace terms.
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VIII Attend Grand Lodae

Mrs. Florence Fox and MISS Otis
James will leave Monday morning as
REPRESENTATIVES Of the Order Of Poca-
hontas Of Monongah for Huntington to
attend Che Grand Lodge.
John Martin will leave Monday
morning for Huntingtonlto attend the
Grand order Of Red Men.
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Orchestra in Mononeah.
The Dixie Orchestra of Fairmont
played for the picture show here last
night.
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Bows Home

Two more Monongah boys have re-
turned from France. Martin iKllreen
came home Saturday and Flrgil Hetzel
Sunday.
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Adopts Child

Mrs. T. J. King has taken the infant
child OF Amos King to raise, the moth
er having died few days ago at Gyp-
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cold and sosgy weather is that it is
preventing the baseball teams from
ripening.
Gives the big leagues some shadow
Of an alibi though.
Speaking of the weather, Bill West,
says it will clear up right after circus
day.
$. It !. ..s.s DIN. . p.r. :, . bit.
The circus is duo tomsrrow.
Wonder IL tho same tinks that drove
the Ringing folks away WIN tackle
the Sparks outfit?
Sixteen year old yuunsstr namsd
Richards who won six national tsunis
championships IN seven months has
been suspended On = charge Of cuuH-
mercia1ixiny his name md Regulation.
. y.
Eidents1 ons r.nnut b . zurcsss-
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In New York
orehe,e.ra In Mon,n,,l

James Massed who runs the Asyriar
few days In New York.