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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-29

FOR SALE-Stme Of general mer-
ohandise in one Of the best loca-
lions in CIarksburg- A good BUSH
ness opportunity. Will invoice
about $4,000. Doing a nice BUSH
ness. reasonable rent For parti-
cuIars see the Mutual Real Estate
& Brokerage Co., rooms 2O-21 Gore
building.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-29
Statesmen

WANTED Salesman for West Vir-
GINA to carry line of Shoes and
Hose; commission basis only. W.
J. Mckinney. 47s Mechanic St.
city.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-29

FOB SALE-R. C. Rhode Island Reds,
Cockerels. pullets. hens. II you
desire eggs all the year, keep the
Rhode Island Reds. Willard F.
snider, PA E. Main Street.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-29

FOR SALE-TWO fine adjoining lots,
New Fair Grounds addition. Will
sacrifice for quick sale. 200" care
Telegram ONCE.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-29
LOST

THE PARTY who borrowed the steel
fran tent from Holy Cross Gene
terry for use at Clarksburg Fair.
win kindly return same to D. NJ
Ward, supt. at cemetery.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-29

WANTED-To borrow $4,000, Sc
cured by valuable real estate Ad-
dress NIX, care of CIarksburg Tele-
gram.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-29

FOR RENT-Seven room house.
front and back porches and yards:
large basement we'll water: all
modern conveniences. SIS a
month. Apply at 947 West Pike
street.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-29

FOR SALE@Farnltur,e q nicely fuE.
nished 25 room house now doing
nice business with 20 regular board
ers. VIII sell cheap to right
party. Inquire at II27z School ST.
City
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-29

PRICE $500
$500 down, one and two
years. ig4
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-19
u q nrnhes 9ertralien an idrerfen

Elm 70 groBes gertraiien su ifenfen.
,Getpib itebIt Dn mir nober, :"
iprodh lie nit 5drtlihem @lide, pulleln
ih CLAUDE, in ioIhen Anaelegenbeiteil
beiitt mein sllltpalt eroBere Grfab-
.rungen."
,Oos beItreitc id eittidJiebels" rief
Ser friibere gaunleiiter. .@osu be-
aarf es in hieien Snlle Der Grfabriln.
aen2 S0er fenitt 0ein slnlpolt Boiler
pielleiht beiier ais ith2 SD bcfiirhte
iogar, ooB berielbc nod I'M Iesten au'
qenblife idrpoltfenn Deroen tptro,
bam peritebe ib es allcin ibn elit5u-
itiihtern"
.Dann iod ipenigiteiis mein an'
malt 6ugegen iein," mari ernmelint
| elm.
,Rein" riei 9appert init entidie'
oenent Gone. y@iir5e bas niht Der
Gnidein hoben, ais oh Gu mir nllB
traliteit?"
(Sortiebung fclgt.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-19
Better Der GrORs in Gnslaxo.

spbn gp<lpn. griiser bs aanbhuus
5e. SaBs gpurt in Deptfcrb, bensn
HcGtommen beute nod leben nno noh
Giaentbiimsr besfslben Briises IN
Deptforb iinb. bat interfanse 7oges
tiifer bintsrloHsn. bic nit beuen isis
mes 95rtunbes Samuel g<pps. Dee
Iongidbrigen StaatsIetretdrs Der Wla=
rim unter Rnrl Ii. unb Joiob H.,
einsigrrtigtn Wsrth fir be senou.
aenntnis Der bnmnIigtn poliiiIhen
unit iosiolsn 3uitdnbe baben nns
iiberbaupt cine irnbre sJunbgrnbe fiil
ben Deidittsforin.r finb. Der lid
nit Shlahien, f0nigsgtburten, 9ei'
rotten unb Gterb<boien nifr sufrie'
ben aiebt. Beibe .pnren In Der better
Qaae su beobohttn. pspps bate fel'
reE freien Gintriit bel 5of uno nal
Dor. fat iGglid<r OuE. Goelpn. be-
g3eoriinoer Der sngIiifxn a0niglihei
Nfacemie Der miHenffnfisn ma
Gi.a.Ib<ipobrer 5ofobs III. unb eli
fruhtbortr Gnriftfteller. Der iid be
icnbers fir Gdrien unb 4uum5nH
inisreiyirte. Gs trnf ibn infolss bel
| fen lebr ihmtrSlih. blb Der Gar fsia
pridiiaen Dnrienanlngen In Gops
| GcGrt bolIitdnbis nHrtttbur 3eritortl
| Sn ieinsm GDipd fpri6i e bon: ~Hsi
nem itbi 3u Drunbe gerihteten Gar
| ten, banf benz mosiorpitifd,en 3nren.
| Elm feineni 1ossbu4 ertpdbnt e iints
bsm 8. Suni 1888. bnB q n13 Dep
lforb fo6rs, nm fsgt5uitt1en. in mel
| mifercbltm 3nftanbe Der Gar lei
l6ous gflnIFen bote. Gr Deronlub
aud Cir Griisopbtr Mrtn unb los
bon. BEN Gdrsner bes QOnigs. b
!. e6ab<n leis5uiaeIltu. Dit Angal
lober, bsr Btnio Don GnsIone ldt
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b,u Gnoosn srfest, 1T unridtis. Be-
,ohlt tpur0e be Snnlme bonn 5strstnr
Der 3oren. Der Shmub bss lebtern
fctpis Der ruiTilden nat englanD gee
.ianhten gptIdofter lit nah allen
iibereinitimmenpsn gsrldten etn1dp
.eteIsrreeeno.
Gic 9etten irnb StiiiIc. Die aseter
Der cSrof,c bcrnsie. trltgcn lcld) itiy
Observation-Disclosures iainer Mseilld).s
Iiffcit, bal, Der slnienthalt m 0eit
3inmcrn oes 9arPn ntnc of'encs
Renter nid,t monIidl ipar. VcpNs
ihrcitt iibcr cine ruiiiidlc. 8efaiict'
Ihoit, Die i'm ssaflre t6G3 Gnalailo
beiitfte, nnt nah Der Illronbeltcl'
guna oes Sti,artfnnigs nie nnbrcno
Der 9cpnlution interbrofciien Ve.
siehunacn ruicoer aiifyinrbincn, nn'j !
er 0ic 9luiien i'm Dorf Soiiic GeiebeE
hobc cid, lrin bic en9liihen Worfc
bcibchnltsu, INN carte SGren nidlf 5ii !.
pcrIcbcn,: .Ioujiug fteiEielres Als
| !croiras haite Die @eianotid,nft 10
pieic eBefd]enfe fir anrl Den 3ipeitcii
mitnebrod,t, SaE 169 Giencr noti,.
,penoia iporen. lie hci Der -slnoien5
bein qonig su iiberreiflen. Sic fuiir' /
Den aIio gltt enpfonaen: ober ibrs
gserIonaen, bern naf RubIano &c.
lid,iftrn eneIiiten 3eianbtcn nescn
lieiser ilnaiinitigen @eriflte cine Hii-
| ac III ertheiler, fpmroe nhgciDielen.
| Tcm aoro Carlisle NOR nomlid5 III
lM,rsfnu beheutet iporoen hnb bic
| idmmtIidcn WitlIieber iciner @e.
| innbtfhait iih in einem eiiBigeu
| ShInflinlmcr aiihnlten mi.Hten, Oh
| fie iouit ron ben Ratten nii'aefreneu
| miirSenl lle6er Die Bericnlihfeit
| ,mo Dauieren 0eters bes @roBcn
4 finoeu mir intcrciinnte gerid1fe IN
| bcn Nlcmoirem der WnrfarufIn bon
@onreitth. 1867 fam cine 5ipeitc
lruiiiif,e Beianotihait nah Sonoon,
, ,un fid, onqcbiif nat Dem Woblbc'
finocn aorl5 3fpeitcn irrn ieiner Sc-
, inohIin III ertimhiaen Gpelun be-
merit abcr in ieinem Iaaetud,, Der
ipirfiife 3iucf iei - 8elo Ill er-
Iorocn. gsin, bon ioldieu rltiiiiteit
@cionotif,nften bat bic neiere @e'
idiflfe eberfans gciipieIc ouisuipel.
Il fen. Cine brittle t3eianoiihaft lnt
Sabre 1852 tsfanb iib glsth3tiiiS
{ nit ciner moroffoniiden in Soneon.
Ter @eraIeih nit Srn gSiiitcniohnen
f1lIt fir Die Ruiien pernif,trnb ans.
Gpelnn id3reibt in ieinem Soaebnd1e.
J. 81. ssounor 1852: Sm @crgleidl nlif
Den h6ilidPn Seinen benehme fih oet
!. rl,Iiiihe gcianbte ME elm gaias3o.
, g9on iicht. Ole Ineebiifer Beprs'
Z ,no Gpelnns nehmcn fein gIatt Dor
ben Mnno. gacs Die Giiisclhciter
: ilbcr ben AufenthaIt nno Die 9ertuii'
ihmeen Getcrs oeS @roBen in Gepi'
:. foro anbeIangi 10 finoet Der ysenarc'
:. rice rollcn aniidlui in eineln 9serf.
: bee Gnoldnoers 0cfps. 0ertforo, z
!. @nflaac, 1884. 9ie bamoligen eitg
= Iifdl.rriiiihcn @erhanblunaeii betrn
?. ben ben enoliifen Sunoel nit ar
= fmaeI, mo iie bereits aur 3eit oc'
.. 9ubnr.Serrfhaft cine Gieberlaiinnt
errif,tct hotten - bic Wmiern mo
? rem pon neutrality-suspicious. g'dii
!. men acbil6et.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-19

GoIIer bate iih enbIi6 entihloilen,
benl fSrGuleiu GmmeIine 3eiiig filnf.
3igtaliieno GbnIer fiir ben 8altpdas 81
idbIen, 0enn er 1ruibte ben 4aat ha'
ben uno 8appert batte in geididter
MSeiie feline 8eiorgniB, ooB bic eigen'
iinniae Dame ben Breis nod erbobcn
lperDe, 5u nabren gerpuBt. Is ipor Elm
idpperes Opier fir tbn, oenn Dos
arobQrttae unterrebmen bate ieIne
RitteI bereits per5ebrt, er bate ihon
SDpotbefen altf ale IN Angriff sc.
nornuleren Sduier aufsenonrnlen nno
fonnte poroerbono fnam boffen, zines
Der 5duier gu nerfnuien. Or itano
spdr init benz Baron, Der fat taglI1
in ieinerr Sauie perfebrte, nod inImer
in llnterbanolung, aaein er mod,te
oenIelben nidt ordngen ulI6 auber'
Dem bate er aud gebort, boB wtep'
oen's Bern1ogen fir ben 41rfouf eines
10 tbeliren 9auies ni6t alsrelden
.uer0e.
1appert elite boderfrelit 5u ieiner
8eIlebten, Inn ibr Boilers grtihluB
u,it5utbeiLen.
! ,@ublid, enblih babe ih ihn babiil
gebradtl" rief er, als er emInellne
| hegriiBt bate. rSiinf3igtaiiieno 2ba.
Ter ftno 9ein linb ih bari mir 6retIl
Iiagen, boB if iie Dir perihofft babe,
BERN 9u b6tteit niht ben Wlitb &C.
babt. ben 5ebuten GbeiI gu DerIall'
lgen!"
gntmeline 5itterte Dor freitoigel
! Mufregung Tie erfanrte oas Beroienl
Iibres DerIobten rDillig an lulo bleli
lid fir perpflihfet, i'm 6ltrf einer
auB su 6eLobnen.
/ ,@onn tponn tpiu Roaer 0ns
gelo 5a9len2" fraste iie, neil lie i'm
nrer nod befnrhtete, ben 8ou5errr
fonne iein entihluB gereuesL
j .Worsen friibl"
i .@o2"
i .auf Dem @erifte1
| Damn iperbe ih nleinen arrpnl
beauftrageI oas Selo IN euspfaHs 81
nebmen."
i .Deinen MnipnIf21 tpieberbolt
Enppert erliount. rStebe i6 Sir mid
4 ndber21
i neber bas 8efiht bes alten 5rnil
. lens gIitt elm perlegenes 2dheIn bir
lie Hien ibrem Derlobten bod MD
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gpno ben SDurgnuern ee.
gr mertipiirbise Gefdidtlein um iEu
gc!t. Da ielI einmal elm 3iriher,
eli: g<rner unb Gin 1burbuusr Gins
lab t<gebri baben on Der 6immelss
f5ire. petrus foh nah b<m acntos
bud: .Da finb bsrlhisbene 8uhuns
asE oeaen bas iisbenis @sbOt.4 fagie
er unb ihiii.elie ben acpf, -ober ID
mills Gu1 binseben laHsn, tpenIi
| ilr bic seftotlsnen Saden berbeif
fdofft.1 Dnrauf sOs Der 3ari6ef
aus uno fam nit einem Mrn pol
Gnfxn pieber. petrus mari tinsn
gEd borauf unp lieb ibH in ben
fimmel binein. Dornoh tam Der
Bsrner NIT einem Sdubfurren pop
Godxn an. p<trus ioste nihts unp
lieB ibn ouh paFiren. DIR s9turs
ooner aber iianb nod INNER oo. sJbs
miibt mir einsn Wdssn Ieiben. pt'
trus1, fogie ers .eiHsn bon ben grobe'
rsr.@ Do run5eIie petrns bic Gtirn,
ssber ben Wnetn CAB er ibm. uHt
bunn Darteis sr, unb nartek !,
| gber Der Eburgnuer III niemols mic
| bxr aefomnskn. Dos mar I'm Dim.
| mel. - .Wifen Gx.4 bat mid ner'
IIim einer gsfrngi. ~ipdrum i'm 1bur'
ann be GiitnbdbQIinisn 70 pielt Qur'
ben bobn9- Rein, iass Id. bal
ipeiB ih nicbt.4 -Domii Der NDnbuk
itnr INNER iebsn lam. Of btr lsyt
Dngen niht gtisoblen tDorbtn ifg
Oag III 1uf Grben. - llnb SiDti@l:
6inimel unb Grbs, in ben Qiiftsn ~
! 70. Ingt man bsn 9bureausrn ndM
i GGipaIben. bic bur1s 1urgdu ~
J GAnaIben. bic barhs 1burgau tie
!, nc G4mdn5e mtbr.
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Sof,pb 9fut, an bielelbe. $3.50

ssofspb Nnte on bieIeIbe, $3.50.
GIi3abetb We5nbben an Nnnie 8.
giIkrt, $1,000.
Rate sgInnn on Central 9ruIt 4:
5afe Depofit Co., $500.
MiIliom q. Witt an 2enor .. u.
6. Co.. $2500.
Sorab 5rant an 9onnerp .. u.
Co.. $1700.
Mt. aootout M. G. sirhe an
Sou.bern Shio 8. II. 3. Co., $500.
Bernard g. JnlIon an germnniu
.. u. Ro. 3, $4,000.
aesto gsndo an Brighton German
Bar. Co., $500.
Matilou Souie on SObn 5obopp,
1910
Jrco. aropf an llnitb G II. .. Co.,
| $1,000.
grant 5Odl.in an 5Ofn RibimoJa,
$500.
| gDiuiom gopner an 2icH go. l 6.
II. .. Co., $4,000.
5lprenee u. pfau an u. %. Wals
llats, $7400.
| q. &. 0lnsgofp an. Mdbiion Rocb
/ g. II. 6. Co., $4,000.
4 Ssdpa 5nrin an Siar 9. U. No.
3 Co., $500.
;, Wogbdlena Cur an Gustne gahs
mann. $4,000.
Casper Rinine.r an Wliami 5p. B
II. 8. Co., $1,000.
Wm. Carl 0ebbert an 6ome .. u
9. Co., gfeooins, g.. $1,000.
Geo. Nloiteusr il. an oi.islbe
$1100.
: aaib. gau.r an Delta 8. u. 60.
S4250.
Blanne o. Rpbinfon an Sutton .
u. @. VI. SO. a. $1,000.
Mamie g. 9ursmann on 4tlnnti
!. g. u. Co., $500.
Guburbon g. g. 60. ON 9oluniee
Q. II. y. Co., $4,000.
: 2llbert 6. 9eneter on Sousherl
Obip Gar. 9t. Co., $4,000.
Sas. 8. aellsr on Rortb GolIes
: Oil Realtn Co., $1,000.
!. DerIslbe an bieielbe. S798.
l. ssoln @. Saffer on bisfelbe, $25O
Tslii. u. Gorbett an W. q. Cooper
!, SITS.
n geier 3. gabbitt an Duoib q
!" aousblin, $500.
Sctn 3. gdfuIa on Spring Grot
. 2lp. 6. Ii. D. Co.. $4,000.
n getilsts 5bpotbeten.
6. 8. G'Sara on DAT g. II. Q. 81
l. $1,000.
m gIisab. q. Rartin an Gun 9. .
glo. /. $500.
,b Sarab isrant an peoples 81.
r. San. Co., $3.50.
3. &. Garnoban an g. So. goops
u, $500.
te 9aul .5.lb an u. 5offmaHn, $50
le sSrdnt SGuIb an YeD gudene
u. .. Co., $500.
rb 2. G. Snrpuot an gout Ctr. .. !
,s Co.. $1,000.
O Dli9oel @iais on l2iberaI 6. u.
n Co., $500.
,s Gusb WicSbdne ON whlforo 8.
Co., $4,000.
n Treberite Sitbert an Srmonbe {
Ms u. 6. Co., $1,000.
g. 9Dirin on 5<len 6. Bale
10, $500.
Uearn Spent an Soutbrn 81
,Is 9. II. 3. Co., $3.50.
s. .. Blair ON bieIelbt, $500.
an O. r. ausuiSei an Gait gno 6.
p< Co.. $1,000.
Derfelx On 2iberal 6. II. 9. 6
N. 5000.
bia Wlarp Dilsp an Wlt. 2oOtOut 3.
6. Co., $400.
25 Geo. glsbroot an Some 3. II.
u. Co., $1,000.
OF Marp Rinearfon an birielbe, 500
,bs gtois RoetttIe an Im. Hbr
$275O.
,uu Sam S6part an Gloria 6. u.
rtIe Co., $3.50.
emma GoeBel on Rtpublie y.
ON g. Co., $4,000.
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al perratben, mas IN IDr porgtng.
,srdulein 5rioa if erilde Sic,
Seima, peIhe an bent 8aIle nid)l
tbeiInnrtntt, @eienihaft 81 leiiter,
iprah iie nit itol3enL fat hefeblen-
bem Cone. Sd mar Der lleber5eu.
auna, ooB Gle oies bereits getban boz
ben ipiiroen.
5rioa's 8ansen rotbeten iih nur
Idapad,.
sd pubtc nift, Dab Sroulein
Selnld niht tbeilnintt1tt, /" entgeenete
Tie, inoem iic iib gegen 6eoor leidt
perbeugte uno iit ani6idte, oas
3inuner gu perloiien.
,sstre SdpeIter lit ooh nid)t
fronf2" fraete Seoor, lid 5l Ion
penoenb.
.9tein," gnb 9Ioa SIR gntport in-
Dem Inn ibren babihen Vtllno elm
| ipottiIhes 2dheln sufte oGs feblte
ibr an Suit; mir erging eS oorber
ebenio, pioer Grlparten amiiIire ld
MIDI aber gats por5iiglih. sSh Tinoe
es rei5eno beltel God entIhulOigen
Sic, Serr Sertis, Der neae Gang be.
sinnt ioeben."
| Gle perbpugte lid lnb elite in ben
SaaI 3uriid.
| sSebor bIicb aaein; ieitbem Sriou
sas Sinlmer perlaIIen bate, ipur es
| linn, aIs Oh er nit einem Otale IN ets
Ineln linn gang freuloen 8reiie mare.
| Sic bate 9eiagt, 0oB &oa grtlniithtg
| iei, uno nit tpelhem Gone bate I0o
liie aus Dem 3immer oerrpieienl
llrtpiIlfiirIif Itrih er nit Der Hed'
Ten Iangfom iiber Die Stirne bin; ieit'
helu er Die itoI5en, faIteu, befeblenoer
9orte aus gba's gfltnoe geb0rt bat
te, begriff er niht mebr, boB lein Ser;
fir lie geidIagen. Gr piiroe lie mlloel
beurtbeilt haben, lpenn er geabnt
J butte, oaB iie Der 9lusbrud elmer gill
: beno ertpohten giferiuht parer.
9IS oh er elmer 8afabr erltgultger
I nGre, atbn1cte er Ieihter auf. @r fonn
re Ieiner Sd1pelter lpegelt Den gal
: nitt perIaifen - tpesbalb loIlte e
!, audi fortaeben? Seino bate III eineIi
Il gtebeugenlndle bereits nit eiriaenSer
rem Elm SpieI entrirt, er trat bin3l
: uno nabm 5beiI. Gr trar1f Gbonpag
ner un0 fauIn cine babe Stllnoe ipa
le ter mar cr in beiterIter Stintnulng.
je 40a bate ii1 fiir lpelrlge Wntiltej
l. auf ibr 3iuuller gefliihtet uno CT
II it6pft iarf iic bier auf Dem Sop5
i nieoer, oos 8eiid,t IN beIoen Sdn0c
J. tergenb. 8etpalriam orangen i6r
:" Sbr4nea herpor, lie ipeil1te leiocr
ihaitlih unb Die Shrd1len perldai'
i ten ihren georangten Ser5en Suf
Shon noh 1penigen Wirltten ipran
l. Iie lpieoer en1por uno rlftete lid itol
% ouf. @or ben SMegeI treteno, ild],
Tie 0ie Spur Der S9rd1lPn blrh falie
n @aifer gu oerrpiihen; lie mar iibel
L seuat, SoB SSeoor tie niht liebe, ion
. bdtte er ieIbit ourh ibre 4aIte IL
nityt 3uriifihrefen laiien, ibr Se'
fe sog iia frautpfbaft 5uiau1ren ici
mar tie ooppelt feit entihloiien, g
l. beim su balte1l, mas in ibr porgini
II 8ur5e 3eit ip1ter trot lie in DC
5e galiaaI 5lIriid S25bre 8onger mare
II etrpas bI1iIer, Gus ibreu burflen vi
II gen Leudtete ein fat odnloniidr
Seuer, iie mar idoner ols 3lipor III
e. ais Der Baron allf lie 5ueilte, ladei
s. lie 70 freun6Iid, aIs oh in ibrem Se
T. gen ME Ser gerIu8Ite Sturm itat1g
u, tlHroeu babe.
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oranSeilenfbnns. 0sysibelen.

Heue 6npctb<fsn.

Alfreb p. 9ouitetttr on Durne!
mpobs q. u. 9. Co.. 5000.
aIfreb y. 6aufttter an Wilber q
ArnpIb, $500.
emma Meir an Mt. Abdms q. y
6. o., $500.
Tlarp asrains an 81. mcsb g u
8. Co., $76O.
laura Q. OiteeraIb an psm0no
|G. Y. g. Co., 400
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armutb uno 9 danbe

qrmutb unS 9 danoe
Gemjeniaen, Der iih nid,t beIebren
IaiIen iuia, beiBt es in Der gibel.
gsog aber ion man Don einem idgen.
Der 9tidlts geeen iein llnipobliein
taut, Der feline llrperoaulifteit in
Dispepiia ausarten. erfdltung our
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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-06-06

of the Texas fever tick that causes
loss of thousands of dollars per
year to the cattlemen and farmers of
Oklahoma. The farmer is the heavy
loser, for he has but a small bunch
and keeps them in his pastures Dur
ing the year of 1911 the stock yards
of Oklahoma City alone received into
the quarantine of southern cattle pens
10S, 1877 head of cattle that could not
be shipped to or sold for stockers and
feeders in any of the country above
the federal quarantine line which was
a loss to the owners from $4 to So
per head. Using the lowest estimate
($4) and basing it upon the supposi-
tion that all could have been sold as
stockers or feeders the loss on those
shipments alone, to say nothing OF
the loss from cattle dying with the
fever, would have been s432, 1888.
The time was when the board OF
agriculture and its inspectors and the
federal inspectors had to almost force
the work on the people, but al. that
has been changed. There is more
work in sight today than can be sue
!, cessfully carried on with the limitet
appropriation that the board OF agri
culture has been allowed for this work
New work will begin July ] in Usage
Washington, Creek, Nowata, Craig
Ottawa, Lincoln, Pottawatomie, Nc
CLAIM, Grady, Comanche, Tillman ant
Stephens counties. This new terri
tory represents 2,S73,O0O acres of lant
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meeting and this call applies to all
tax leagues and organizations whether
affiliated with the Citizens Protective
League of Oklahoma or not.
"Since some question has arisen
about the identity of the Citizens Pro
tectiye League of Oklahoma, the tax
paying public is informed that this
league has no official organ and does
not speak through any particular per-
iodical or publication. This league
has local affiliated taxpayers organiz-
alton in approximately 200 cities,
towns and communities in the state of
Oklahoma, with membership OF
many thousands of taxpayers.
(Signed) CITIZENS PROTECTIVE
LEAGUE OF OKLAHOMA.
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FEVER TICKS
MAY BANKRUPT
CRAIG COUNTY
M. F. Ikard of Oklahoma Live Stock
Department Says People Are
Awakening to the Work.

Oklahoma City, June 5.--In a letter
to DR., l.. j. Allen of Fort Worth, in
spector in charge of the federal bu-
reau of animal industry for Texas and
Oklahoma, NJ F. Ikard of the live
stock department of the Oklahoma
board of agriculture, outlines the work
being done by the Oklahoma board
toward cleaning the state of the
Texas fever tick DR.. Allen will urge
the Texas department to adopt sim
liar campaign to the end of getting
all of the southwest free from the in
fection. Mr. lkard says
The tick eradication has at last
reached the point where the farmers
and the cattlemen know and realize
the Importance of.cleaning their cattle
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Teachers For vinita Schools.

The board of education have en-
ployed the following list of teachers
for next year provided they comply
with the conditions imposed upon
them. They are to furnish the board
Of education with a city certificate,
also a health certificate before they
can begin their work next fall. 1t is
suggested that all teachers call upon
the superintendent and sign their
contract, and of course it will be sub
ject to tht above conditions. 1t is
kindly hoped that the teachers will
comply with the conditions as soon as
possible, as the board want to know
just where they are. The following
is complete list of the teachers:
w. G. Masterson, superintendent;
]. E. Sullivan, principal; Emma
Boundy, Mary England, Guy d. Gala
way, Nettie Duncan, S. L. Roark,
Hattie Day, Alpha Graham. Ethel
Looney, Alpha Graham. Mary Rich
ards, Bertha Bailey, Ethel Dalquest,
Effie McDaniels, Mary Badgett, Sonora
Gray, Mamie Collins, Mamie Garri-
son, Josephine Day, Hattie Craig,
Blanch Bailey, Nell Smith, Miss
Slough, Mabel Roper.
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and there win be perhaps other coun-
ties that will take up the work by July
l. The vast amount of work that is
now being done in fifteen counties and
the 100000 and over acres that were
put above the federal quarantine line
last year show that it will be but
few years until Oklahoma viii be free
from the dreaded pest.
The people are beginning to see
that it pays to raise better stock than
is usually found in the tick infested
areas, and that there is more money
to be made in cattle raised above the
federal line. The expense that the
state and county incur is insignificant
compared to the saving to the farmer
in death losses among his cattle and
the increased market to which he can
ship his cattle While he is south Of
the federalN quarantine line, his cattle
can only be sold as fat cattle or can
ners. He can not get the benefits of
the brisk demand for stockers or feed
ers, as the law requires cattle shipped
J to the southern yards to be immediate
| ly slaughtered, and, as the packers
are the only buyers who can handle
the stock in this manner, you can
readily see that it is in their power
to TX, arbitrarily, the price to be paid
so long as county is below the
quarantine line the farmer dare not
introduce pure-bred stock from the
north and try to improve his herd;
he must be contented to let matters
rock along as they have in the past
The people that are below the quar-
antine line should realize that they
can not raise cattle and ticks in the
same pastures and compete either in
fat or quality with those that have not
ticks"
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Important Real Estate Deal.

A very important real estate deal
was consumated this morning when
Judge l.. F. Parker and John A. Wise
sold to Samuel F. Arthur, recently of
Missouri, the Thompson stone build
ing on Wilson street The considera-
tion was 100000, representing a nice
profit to Parker and Wise, who pur-
chased it last week for $4,000
Mr.. Arthur acquires the property as
a permanent Investment and will ex-
pend a considerable sum remodeling
it throughout The exterior will be
reconstructed of Carthage stone and
buff brick and the entrance will be a
handsome one at the corner.
AS part of the deal Parker and
Wise secure a long time lease on the
lower floor, the greater part of which
will be sub-let to the Farmers State
bank. The bank will take possession
of it's new home August L.
Mr.. Arthur canvassed Oklahoma
very carefully before locating here and
then said that in his judgment Vinita
is the most substantial city in the
state and certainly the very best for
a safe, permanent investment.
1t cannot be doubted that in this