The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-06

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ID friendly terms-simpl be-
still an American moral msttcpofs
Cities i have In mind are washing
ton, Cleveland aud st. Louis. bn,
nothing Is definite, except that
do not intend to 80 farther west
than Chicago. 1wart no bannuetf Z
no big formal dinners. My tour II
to be a very plain, businesslilse al.
fair. l shall Try to lead as simple
"a life as ! do here. 1 20 20 bed az
Is every night and wake up at al
quarter to 8 in the morning. 4
won't be able 70 60 10 bed quite
that. soon In America II I wish to
address night meetings, j don't
want to talk IN halls that are too
immense, because while my voice
is still good, I don't want 10
screech. / shall talk IN English, ot
course. That Is why i am coming
] want to carry a message personai
ly to Americans to establish an
intimate contact With my audi
ences.
While in America ] expect In
call upon President Harding. my
old friend Pershingi aud, Of COURSE
Wilson"
Won't Apologize With Memetes
II asked him what he did. Vk1
Ing up at q quarter 70 8 In ~
morning.
"oh, Tread some, and write q
good deal more. An autobio.
graphy? No inded. Retired states
men who write their memoirs us
ually defend themselves anil
apologize for their policies / In.
tend to do neither. Poutf for my
diligent criticsm
And with that he whistled down
the wind the Partisan editors VIII
are now once more bitterly sasin' !;
he has no business to 60 Amer
lea. suddenl ythe old man turne,
guide: rs
Want to see my pAIaes Gomez
on. Its an addition 10 my little
house, ALTO fir. and heather and
built in twelve days. The palacol
Is fifteen feet square It's thatch
ed outside on walls and roof. a.
you see. With III and heather. 4
wanted a. nice big roof IN which
to entertain my friends who ac-
casionally come down here.
Otherwise I have no use for It.
ssee that wsstheryane2 IT'S IN
old French cock 1t came off n
fifteenth century church and waB
given me by the villagers nearby
"That fish nag You see flying
from that f1agpol was given me \
at my request BY the vile Of thq|
Japanese ambassador. The fish Isl
a Japanese carp which has the
extraordinary ability 70 climb up|
water falls. Hence the Japanese
use the carp as symbol Of yirfi
ity.
How much Of this little estate
belongs to met Not an inch, ant
that's the beauty ot,it. fpay ht
French government 100 francs
year 10 rthat bit Of seashore.
pay the owner Of the house an
other Isl gfrancs And 10 @ woniat
who owns q narrow strip Of gar
den that I use 4 pay the enor
nous sum Of one franc annually
Now II 1 live to be 300 or 500
they will have made q very Dad
bargain wit hme.r
AS I said goodbye TO him
Clemeneeau unused aloudn:
tcepyElgHt. 1898
REA HESITATE TRANSFERS
The following real estate trans
fers have been filed In the otfic
Of County Clerk Lee d satterfiell
for recording
R. Ii. Rogers ana wife to
n. and Lula q. pitcher, right
pipe water fro ma spring OF
properly owned by r. J.. Roger
and wife Confederation 81 etc
James r Love and wife
jacob Broidy pailal : Ian
located on Maple Avenue In Fail
mont. oonsidefaticn $1,000.
John D Moran to Jacob
Baker, thiftysfiye acres on Pyle
Fork Ia ii anningtcn District Con
alteration $50.
j. B! Harr. widower to Earl
IiIarr a parcel OF land In Raruc.
town. Consideration 81, 500.
Edward F6ttnes ane '.ep
,Fortney, her husband e An.m
G. Bainbrtdge one half acre
land. CONFEDERATION 5000.
R. B. Hayes Hughes aud wife
William e. Hughes parcel OF Ian
Tin Winfield District Considerable
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