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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-11
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Srt9Qbe 0enerdl WffuS, Der
Die Srlippell Ii, galpciton befeh.
Iist, iii bort tfAeetroffen llllo BOT
in oefft neitell 5oipifalgebdnoe Bee
Sorts feiae Mobnlng genontnlen.
gr beabfibtigt ober NIT oen goIoa-
ten ms GeIoIager sn geben iobolo
Die 3elte attgefon1n1en. 9aS, CT.
ite probtloriibe &egiment &ii{fen-
artillerie, NOR AM greitag in @al.
oelton bofl5dbIie eittgetroffe.lt @s
miro aus aonipae1ien BON bericbie.
oenefr Srten gebiloet. sluh Scr
&reli5er u5alem" lit bon 8eniacola
bort eingetroffeii. WeIdes Der CT.
gelttlide 8eitilnnnllflesort bes 5dif,
fes it, ipeiB man nod ni6t.
Ser @oubernelir Bat oie 8iG.
-ipelbe oas Sbnlalter bis gum
I5nalt5isiten sssobr perlangert, init
ieinem @eto beIeat, neil oie ssonog
fir Die 9[nsfiibrlng oerielben ,lidt
ausreiden gr iagt in ieiner Ge-
tto-8otid)aft, ieiner Meinling nod
#perlail9e 9liemono 6ieie @erl1nge-
rnne BEG idlllpflidtieea Alters, no.
rim er olid moi reht bot.
@ouperneur golquitt bot Sic
gia nit ieinem @cto belegt, ipelde
Die ginridtllng elmer 9oumipoIl-
fabrif IN Sfusf. anoronet. glud Dies
@etp miro init oenMallgel onJorlos,
Die @eitimmnngen Der 8ia in 9(ns-
fiibrltng 5u brineen, begriinbet.
s. S. gellnnerp, Der ange-
flaet NOR, nit benz gobe bon S. 9.
@pdri1 etluos olt ti,n gebabt gu bo.
.bell tit pom @eridt in 9eebiqe oes
Moroes i'm 5peiten @raoe buloig
befunoen unb 5n 25 Sabren 3utbt-
bans ! perurteift noroen. Gofril
tpuroe am Morgen oes 12. Deaen,-
bers tot aufgeflnoen. Ser aopi
NOR linn nabe5ii bonn 9iun,pfe oe-
treni1t.
2ebman Saneer, Waitglieo Sec
befannten yirma sanger grotbers
in @aco nn0 Dallas, beg GIteiten
nDepartenlent Souie" in geras, ii.
in gsaco mn gflter bon 70 Sabreli
seftorber1
gie itaatli6e @rSiebungsle-
boroe bot 9rofeiior Sarris, ben
Yrin5ipal Ser geornlali6ule in
San gfarcos abeeiest uno Brofei=
ior grallep, ben ieeigen Staats
Observation-Disclosures gu ieinenl
Ha6folger ertannt.
ssn SalIettspille itarb SoIepb
aabn, Wtitglieo Der befannten 81,
ienmaaren Girma 9abn mno Stan-
5el.
slns Germantown ipiro Der
SOB oes iehs5ebniabrigen @iuir
Urban gepdoet. gr ftarb an Sen
olgen elmer 4ppeiloieitis Opera
tion.
Sn Granger itarb Sim Stru-
BAD, elm befannter bobniiher 9allf-
mann.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-11

itebt bat ii6 ben geboroen geitedi
unb lpuroe Der Superior Criminal
Court porgefiibrt. 9a er feline GENT.
getloe 9iirgi6aft itellen fontlte, muir.
De er Dem @efdngnis in Gbarles
Street iiberanttportet. 2irbun bad
lnebrere Sabre cine berporragel1oe
politid1e &olle geipielt, NOR ieiner.
5eit Wsitglieo oes Celebrates unS
and) oes l1nterbolties Der 2eeisle-
tur.
@oll Sen fleineren Srten in
MolIa1uIetts. in tpelhen IN oieiern
Sssabre :iber bie Srage ser 3ulaiiuns
bon Sf]antlicenle1 abgeitinlnit ipnre
Be, bat iih Die Wsebr5abl grgen Ct
een5en ettidie0en. aiir5iid muroe
in elmer 9lnaabl iolder, I'M lpeitli-
ben Seile oes Stantes gelegnell at.
geitilnmt. Das' MeiuItat Ser @ohl
BORT uno in ben Srtetl, mo Dor Ell
hem Wfonat iiber oie Sraee abge,
itinmt moroen NOR, iit oaB orel
Srie aus Der Aolonne ser ,trode-
men" in bic Der pfeudten" iiberge-
gangen firto, aber sebn 9rte, bic frii-
Der yfeubt" tpareh bies Mol
ptroden" geltinln,t baben.
Gin Srfan, fpelher i'm iiibli-
6en Seiie bon S1toiana uno ssninois
.uno i'm noroIi6en Seile bon &en-
tudp tobte, bat Die D61er pieler
Sauier uno 5taaungen abgeboben,
piel gieb getotet umo einen &C.
ialnintihaoen BON 100000 onge-
rihtet. g9ie beri6tet miro, lit aud)
eine STRIDE IN Spottspille, Sen
tufp, oenloliert tporoen. Meni1ellle-
ben iino, iopieI befannt, nibt Der.
loren gegol19en
gs ideint iest, als menn bei
Der 9uluererploiion in 9leaiana
Brairiey @isronlin, tatIa9Ii9 nur
cine Yerion lttn's 2eben gefommen
tit. Cine 9ln5abI lit aber peripliu-
bet. gs berridt groBe grbiternll9
Inter ben 8iirgeril ser Staot, ba
man Ser @uiidt tit, oaB Die grplo.
iion In Solge BON 9eabldliigfeit pal
iiert lit. Snoignationsperiamnt-
lungen baben in Meoiant Erairie
uno 9eltoiba itatteefunoen rno man
bat beihlofen 8ias, ourh bie ber-
artige gorfomlnniiie phbiloert tper-
oen iollen, IN Der 2eaislatltf eiil5l,-
reideii.
Ser Han5erfreu5er u@albing-
ton" Bot 8efebI erbalten, bon Dem
6lottenbafen in Hortsnloutb iofort
nod @uanatauamo, Cuba, gu fob-
rem.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-11
o.. $. & 8. u, (Sa1pt-2irlie).

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Nnfitnft-
80, 9-gom Often. q. 7:35 porm
SO. 7-@om Often. $50 nadra
90. 10-@l Bafo II @eiten. 1880, ndchm
9eo. Soon 81 9afo.. ..10.15 bornt
4bfabrt-
No. 9-Ma6 eI gaiO nnO @eiten.
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!. y. ;. ....7:00 abenbS
SO. 10-Na9 5. @eiten. 1000 aben6s
30. 8-Mab bem Often. 10:45 born,
No. 1-9ah Sci 9fio.. 400 abenos
gietoria 9ipiiiua g. $. & g. u.
Mnflinft -
GO; 3o5-guero, gietoria 1850 nadm
Mbfahrt
20. 8oe-euern. ssieioria. 500 BORN
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-11

lmo Dem 9riegsniniiter g. 5rbrtr.
BON Sorlt ben @rafentitel perIiebel;.
@lein5eitia bat 9rina 2nitpolo Dem
Maler 6. q aaulbab oas Grdoi.
fat gr3enen5 Derlieben. Ct bat fer
ner ben arnien 01iinbens sic
SnnIne Don 10000 Marf aeidenft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-11
: Qus Gsl Galo miro aene(ot

gus gl Gaio miro geneloet,
auf Der San Muguitine sfan6,
Der teraniihen staot Sabens segesr
iiber gelegerl ungefdbr 90 Meilen
oitlih BON gl Eaio, lei Elm @e-
feht 5ipiihen oen sSn5urgenten
uno Den merifalliiten 9fesierungs-
truppen i'm @anee, oos sllr 3eii
nod uneittihieoen lei. 9ieielbe
Depei6e beridtet aud, DIE Snillr.
genten batten iid, nahoem iie bei
gaias @ranoes bon Sen Megrc-
rllngstruppen geidlasen ieien~ mic.
Der geIanlmelt unb Die &eeieruitgs,
truppen ipieoer alleegriifen oie
Hadridt onB iie bann Die Megie.
riu1gstruppen geldlageir batten, ba-
be fid bis jest aber niht beitdtigt
llniere 8uloesbeamten babef
eilnlno8pan5ig Sniurseilten, ipeIht
Die @reli5e iiberihritten batten. ber-
baftet uno eltttpaffnet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-11
glttadiert BEN Gdml.Irinsipal.

Ger SduI 9riit5ipal gbas. 9.
@aen BON Splpania, Ga, lit lhret-
lid an Mbeumatismus S9mer-
5en, bate ein 2eber= lno Mdgen-
leioen uno fraafe Nieren. slne Mit-
tel idlugen fell; aber bier Glai6e,l
bon Dem beriibnten electric gitters
mahten mid ponltdnoig geiuno.
Gouienoe loben llno preiien oiele
Weoiain. 8eriu6t Tie. gsnr SOC bel
alien gruqgiIten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-11
Sat MiaiOneu ssreunSe.

8uflen's 9lrilica Galbe a6blt IT,
re Sreunoe bel ben MiaionerL oie lie
iih burd ibre erltaunliden aaren
in ben lesten bieraig Sabren eripor-
ben bat. Die bette Salbe fiji
@eIdmiire, ge5ema, 8ranO.
ino S6nittpunoen, @errenfungen,
i6limme Slrgen etc. 25c bel allen
9ruaaiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-11
sllamo iit meine SrenOe.

Warum init i'm 2eben
Sd mad Bier mid)t itrebem
Warmnt ipllt' id) benn nid5t
W.andmal fr5blid) iein?
Weines 2ebens Giirse
Maerbeite gSiirse
SIT bas q "a nj ,io bell nnS rein.
Sam bel barten 3eiten,
gSDl ben gSein aud meiben,
Wenn es nidJt gebridt am eblem 2pue
Star 8ier
&amn ia 9llles bulben,
Sd)eme feine Sflnl6em,
g4enn i'd bab' mir u a nj bafiir.
Ienn mid Summer briidt
ttnb bas Sdtdial tiidet,
Weun mid Ampr fliebt nnb fein Weah.
dleu liebt,
8eint u | a M 0 8ter
5iibf' idJ iupl mid 6ter
gleibt inein S5er5 bod eiuis unsetritbt
S'rnm bas sIamp,
8leibe iitmer 10
@ie es lit mnh ,uar,
Sann bin idj smfrieben,
Sibl' mid iupl binieben
ttnb uergniigt has sanse Sabr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-11

anldBIib Der 6eier ieines
neltnaigIten @eburtstags bot Bring.
regent 2nitpoIo BON 9abern benz
baperiihen Winiiter Yr1Iibentcn
Or. e. 8rbrn. b. Yobeipias- Giirni3
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-11
W. 8. & s. gakn.l

Mnfitnft-
Mo. 241-gon So,tfton unb Galpeitpn
:. :. :. ;. $50 n1nrgens
$50. 7-8on 9auas Ii. Sort @ortb
SO. asb-gom ssoroen. .7.so sa. por,sasiti
No. .15-8on @aco.. 800 nahm.
SO. 2S1-gom Norbeu unb 9ouftcn
:. .... ....3:25 nahm
SO. 9-gom Moroen. ..7:45 abenbs
=. :. -. ..7.10 PORN
GbfaDrt
80. f0-Nn6 oem Morben. 1000 BORN
$40. 10 Nnh @ilitin llnb 8aco
$50. 1o-Rad bem yaor6en. 6. 700 BORN
SO. g. Na6 9nllas. Sort @ortb
un6 8aco.. ....8.45 nbenos
SO. 236-9ah benz Norben. :.
So. :. -. ....9.15 abenos
SO. 242-gia9 Souitpn unb @ols
peiton. :. ....10.15 abenos
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-11

Sinoerniiie, Die Der @ei.e
iibertuinoen muB. iino fir ben So.
rem niht 3D.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-11

yggsarun iit oem Sbr Mann 10
Eniiteno 2"
Ser bat ieds @oden feline Or.
belt gebabtl"
sd oenfe, oas paBt ibm seratc
io21
uRa, eben, beut bat er mieoer mel
DIE gefrieet~
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-10

up TO the point where it will be of great
use to the profession
The public school teachers are likewise
being supplied with a circular giving in
formation touching the 5000 volumes COM
prised in what is known as the school
library which is kept for the use Of
children who live too\ far from the pub
lie library TO conveniently draw books IN
the regular way. Under this system each
school becomes a delivery station. Miss
Tobitt the librarian is letting It be gem
orally known among the teachers that
they can have the use Of 1000 pictures
on subjects useful In teaching geography
These pictures are Issued on application
the same as books. Teachers are per-
mitted TO have special cards, in addition
to the regular cards and manual train
ing teachers can have three of these
special cards on which to draw books
Groups OF stereophcon slides OF scenes in
Mexico, France, Switzerland, the Alham-
bra and historic buildings of Europe are
provided for the use OF teachers in the
lecture room OF the library.
Attention is also being called 10 the op-
portunites offered for profitable study in
the museum OF the Omaha library, where
splendid collection OF Indian work,
relics. and curiosities has recently been
added TO the great amount OF other in
teresting material displayed on the walls
and in the cases.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-10
Dansk Bulletin is
Issued by Library
Medical Books and Periodicals Are
Listed and Also Books for Dis
tribution at Schools.

"Dansk Bulletin" a list of Danish books
in the Omaha Public library, has just
been mailed to families OF Danish ante
cedents. The list requires seven pages OF
a large size bulletin, and the titles offer
a wide range for selection, consisting OF
original works and TRANSACTIONS. The
subjects comprised in this list take in
the whole field Of general literature, and
there are also many volumes on special
subjects. Students OF Danish literature
can find most anything they want at the
library, and anything not on the shelves
for which there is a demand will be Sc
cured
Medical books and periodicals in the
library are listed in a thirty-two-page
catalogue which is being mailed to all
the physicians Of Omaha A part OF this
collection is the result of purchases by
the library from year to year at the
request OF the physicians, but by far the
larger part is due TO the generosity OF
the maha-Douglas County Medical So
ciety and It's individual members, This
society contributes annually a sum OF
money sufficient 10 almost cover the cost
OF subscriptions TO medical periodicals
kept on file, and the members of the So
ciety also contribute generously of their
own books and periodicals. The society
also bears the cost OF printing the handy
little catalogue now being sent out, The
hearty support of the physicians is fast
bringing the medical list OF the library
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-10

part Of Douglas county is rising in value
at a rapid rate. Last year at this time the
same land could be purchased for S225.
DR.. F. w. Bilger of the Ardmore %, d.
Commercial club was in Omaha on his way
home from Beatrice last week. DR.. bigger
has just closed negotiations with Knpat-
rick Bros. of Beatrice for the purchase of
a l6O-acre tract OF land about two miles
from Ardmore, which will be used by the
government for an experimental dry farm
ing station.
I'VE raised the money for the purchase
Of land by subscription from the people"
said DR., Bilger, and donated II to the
government. Prof Chilcott of Washington,
chief Of the bureau of dry farming, was
sent to Fall River county to locate the
station and he chose Ardmore as the best
place in the county. The government will
spend 5000 in buildings, including super
intendents house, a foreman's house, a
two-story laboratory building. barns and
grain houses. These buildings will be mod
ern,in all ways, with running water, etc.
rabbit-tight fence costing $500 will be
built around the place"
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-10

Forty acres Of land near Benson was sold
last week by the firm OF Gallagher s. Nell
son to Robert A scoons OF Harlan. Ia,
for $500 an acre and twenty acres in the
same vicinity brought the firm OF A p.
Turkey & Son sasO an acre. Property in this
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-10

sold medicine dealers everywhere and dealer
No good the
nynG to Dc
life Itself Sss hG 81 gkN sk f..
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-10
TIMELY REAL ESTATE GOSSIP
Scarcity of Downtown Business Loca.
tons Indicates High Value.
REALTY BUSINESS PICKING UP
No Large Deals During Week, but
sisns OF Awakening After summer
Vacation ApPear-Many Fine
Residences Going Up.

Take a look at these two letters" said
a local real estate man yesterday as he
showed two lengthy episues over TO the
reporter TO read. lone is from Denver and
the other from Kansas City. They are
from merchants who want 20 come here
81 they can get good downtown locations,
Now rack your brains for good vacant
store Of suitable size within a radius Of
three blocks from the Beard OF Trade
building. You can't think OF one, can
your Wen. neither can l. and this fact is
one of the biggest boosts for Omaha real
estate that possibly could be imagined.
Every store which would be a desirable
location for restaurant iewelry store,
q haberdashery shop OF a dry goods con-
Germ has been taken up long ago. and the
only chance ! can see for a newcomer "a
get q good location is to wait until the
present lease on some Of the storerooms
expires or else buy up some other mer'
chants lease or property and judging BY
the way property holders down town have
been holding onto their places in the las
few years there seems 20 be small chance
for any new firms. II choice downtown
location is the only induoement that viii
bring them here.
The reason / give for this is that down
town real estate and property increases
IN value as property in few other cite
does and 1t is the safest and most de
sirable investment that can be found
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-10

ceived $1,000, which would have been enough
to keep her for years But the 81 900 made
her an irresistible widow in the circles of
the Polish elite in South Omaha, where She
was at that time, and Mike staskvaWiez
came counting.
Mike was somewhat younger and Mrs
Kuklinski jumped at the chance to become
q Mrs. Kuklipski- StaskvawicZ and a bride
The wedding that was held in the Polish
quarter Of South Omaha a few months ago
Is rapidly becoming tradition among
South Omaha police It cost, according to
the testimony OF the hostess herself iust
800 out OF her $1,000 When Mike sobefed
up after the wedding he hung around long
enough to spend the remaining $500 and
then departed. Now Mrs Kuklinsld-stas
vawicz, bereft Of husband, fortune and go
cial standing, .bewails her fate and begi
county aid. Sic transit gloria!
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-10

Rasmussen and Kyhl are putting in a
busy month They have the contracts for
the erection OF the Windsor school building
and areN finishing the $1,000 residence OF
streets. Among other new buildings being
constructed by this firm are the homes OF
County Attorney James P. English at
Thirty-eighth and California. 10 cost about
$4,000; George Rasmussen at Lafayette and
Forty-first streets and John McShane.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-10

Police Captain Henry w. Dunn is build
ing neat home at Tnirty-sixth and
Mason streets, where. he recently pur-
chased a large lot. He expects to spend
at least $500 on the house and it will be
one OF the prettiest homes in the neighbor-
hood when finished. Lloyd Willis drew
the plans for the building.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-10
AGREES TO CARE FOR HIS WIFE
Judge Estelle Releases Man Who IL
Held in Jail for Wife
Abandonment.

Chris Nielsen. who has been in the
county Jail facing a charge OF wife aban-
Comment. was released by Judge Estelle
in criminal court Friday after he had
promised 10 take care Of his wife and the
mothers of the pair had approved his re-
lease.
Dick Hall. charged with breaking and
entering the home of Charles w. Smith
July 80. pleaded not guilty when arraigned.
George Floth and Victor Fuller. charged
with breaking and entering the tailor shop
Of August Hamilton and stealing several
suit patterns, pleaded not guilty. Fred
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-10
SPENDS FORTUNE ON HER
WEDDING, NOW SEEKS AID
Mrs. Mary KuklinslEi-staslrvawi
Is Deserted when Her Money
il Gone.

Mrs. Mary Observation-Disclosures is
again beseeching aid of the Associated
Charities, and the charity workers are ad-
hitting themselves stumped by her vieis-
STUDIES Of fortune. When Mrs Kuklinski-
Staskvawicz was merely Mrs. Kuklinsld
and had four little Kuklinskis to take care
OF on her husbands CAr. KuklinskD wages
she was not much Of burden tot the com
mupity. Then Mr.. Kuklinsk, who was a
packing house worker, was killed at the
plant From the packing company she re-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-10

The human race ia not happy without
authorities. II likes 10. be
Clubbed by police authorities
Dosed by medical authorities,
MoTalized by religious authorities,
Ordered out by judicial authorities,
Cultured by literary and art authorities,
Patronized by financial authorities,
Hypnotized by political authorities. and
Despised by genealogical authorities
life
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-10

Take as an example the property at
Seventeenth and Douglas streets, recently
purchased by the Boston Ground Rent
company A few years ago DR.. Clifford
paid $s7, 900 for it and shortly after buying
It disposed Of It again for $4,000 without
doing anything 10 1t except paying couple
of years taxes on It, I think that is one
of the things that few other cities can
boast Of, and it/certaInly is q sermon on
Omaha real estate"
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-10

Bell, a negro, charged with picking an
Ingersoll watch from the pocket of Daniel
Richardson, larceny from the person
pleaded not guilty.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-10
mo- Die on the scaffoId

is painless compared with the weak. lame
back. kidney trouble causes. Electric BIT
tiers ls the remedy. Soc For sale by BeatOn
Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-10

The real estate business became a little
more active during the last week than II
has been for many weeks, previous, al
though no large sales have been reported.
The Real Estate exchange resumed weekly
sessions and for the first time in its his
tory a woman was admitted TO its member
ship roll This woman was Miss Ethel
Nelson Of the firm OF Gallagher e. Nelson.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-10
Dr.. PierCe'S FayOrite Prescription

Is the best of all medicines for the of Diseases
disorders and weaknesses peculiar IL is the
only preparation Of its kind devised by regularly Gradu
ated physicanan experienced and skilled specialist IL
the diseases of women.
Il Is safe medicine in any coalition of the system
THE ONE REMEDY which contains alcohol
and injurious habit-fOrmins druGs and which
creates no craving for such Simulants.
THE ONE REMEDY good that In makers
NOT afraid to Print its every inGrOdieDt
each outside bOttie- wrapper and atteSt to the
truthfaIneas of the same under oath.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-10-11

Thprnas y Glllooiy s here from
weston.
r. n. slzEidg q Rich god, = 3
city business visitor.
c. 81. King Of BuckhannOn' +
here on brief visit.
6. E. Rudesill,. Of Charleston. e
q guest at the waldo.
Leslie Brooks Of Buckhannon, e
IL city business visitor.
Jesse HaRgerty was here Wednes-
day from Sardis on business.
Air. and Mrs. Alfred Tompkins are
here from Pitts6urg on a visit.
Enoch d. McCarty was a business
visitor. here from LumberPOrt We'd
nesday.
John 3. Hart returned from Phil
adelphIa "Wednesday where he Wit
messed the FairmOnt Park automo-
bile races,
Miss Edith Jackson, Of Jane Lew.
is a guest of Miss Myra Gusman' OF
Linden avenue.
TT. Parrish returned from Wal
lace Wednesday morning where he
looked after business matters.
william F. Alexander returned
home from a short business trip to
Washington. D. c.. Wednesday.
Hal NJ. Rapp and A. T, Barrett. dep
uty marshals, who attended federal
court, returned Tuesday evening to
iParkersburg
Mrs. j.. Carl Vance left last even
ing. for Philadelphia where she will
visit her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Roberts.
John N. Flanagan went to Par
tkersburg wednesday morning where
he will spend several days looking
after business Interests.
Mrs. Nora Albright and son.
George william, will leave Wednes-
day night for Orlando, Fla, where
they will spend the winter
Mrs. Lydia s. Hon and daughter
Miss Maud, went to Jane Lew We'd
Inesday where they will visit DR.. and
Mrs. Presley DAVIDSON for a few
days.
Mrs. william A. Burdette, OF
Morgantown, Is visiting Prof. ard
Mrs. F. L. Burdette, her brother-in-
law and :sister-in-law, at LAG West
Pike street.
william Hamilton, of wheeling
passed through the city Tuesday even
ing enroute to weston where he will
spend several days attending to
business interests:
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RECRUITING
Oflicer is Confined, to Ills Room with
Rhe4mg tlsm.

Sergeant James n. Frlsby of the
local recruiting dfico is confined to
his room at the st. Charles hotel With
an attack OF sciatic rheumatism.
The oflce is being looked after by
Corporal Smith, Who was transferred
here several weeks ago from Grafton
when that Office was closed. Corporal
Smith reports that he has two re-
crults to DO examined when First
Lieutenant Q. E. Swartz, of Parkcrs-
burg, comes to the city Saturday.
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OIL NEWS
OF some of the Districts in the
County OF Harrison.

On Jones's run, Eagle district,
this. county. the Hope Natural Gas
Company has drilled a test we'll on
the NJ. NJ. Denham farm through
the Gordon and Fifth sands and
found fair gas pressure in both
formations. ON the West Fork river
Irwin and Company are building the
rig for a test on the ]. "A. Weekly
farm. On the West Fork river in
the same locality. Ward. Randolph
and Company are due in the sand
at a test on the Link Madden
farm.
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George DeBolt, of FaIrmonts
here on 4 business mission
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BIG MONEY RAISED.

MoRGANTowN, Oct. ia cam
paign, conducted at this place. will
eliminate this week, when $4,000
will have been raised by the local
board of trade to be devoted to locat-
ing new industries in the city.
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ROBs EXPRESS OFFICE.

NpARTINsBURG. Oct. 11.-Floyd
sonner. of this city. has been arrested
on a charge of robbing the Southern
Express office at strasburg. Va. He
waived extradition.
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PosToFF1oE ROBBED.

SOUTH HIANruEY, Mass, oct. 10
Burglars broke into the postoffice
here today, dynamited safe
and stole $4,000 in stamps and
$500 cash.
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MANY INDICTED.

MoRGANTowN,i oct. 1.-THE Mo-
nongalia county grand jury returned
hfty-seven indictments after a one
day session.