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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-02-07
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-02-07

Gin p~ieriisiges Mutomobil
oas 9. Sugo gebort, muroe geiterl
abeno, ais es Dor etnem 9aule al
Der Main Apenue itano, geitoblen.
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Feter auns, lesterer BON Chicago.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-02-07
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-02-07
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Sdymife. 25c BEL alien I~potbeferii.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-02-07

teIalters in 5ipiltiierten Gtaaten if
rem Sdreden grobtenteiIs genon-
men haben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-02-07

Gie Granoiurp in Suoioun
polls bat 35 anflaeen megen 8etei
lieung { ben 9Dnamitperbredcl
Der Mcyfomarn's erboben. Die Go
men Der MngefIagten limo nod MIDI
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leg befnnltte Mrbeiterfiibrer Iein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-02-07

gef GouIterpilIe, Ba, 90
Meilen bon gittsburs, entaleiite Elm
eleftriif,er gabnnagef,. mdbreno &c
Iidl in potter Jabrt befano. SIM
gerlonen, aaes Mincnarbeiter, muir,
ben aetotet.
The Detroit times., 1912-06-25
STRAWBERRY sHoRTcAkE.

The simpler the form OF the cake,
the more delicious will be the result
and the verdict: Best ever ate"
A fine biscuit dough Is made as fol-
lows: For Ave or six small biscuits,
use two tablespoonfuls OF butter and
one heaping tablespoon OF -four mixed
with teaspoon OF baking powder
Mix slightly, adding one cupful Of
milk and a half teaspoonful OF salt;
stir In -four enough to make a dough
too soft to roll, patting IT with the
hands into six little biscuits. The
secret of making this dough right Is
to make It quickly with as little
kneading as possible, and bake It
through without letting It brown at
all Bake from five to eight minutes
In q very hot oven. Serve immedi-
ately, break open, never cut, each bis
cult. After generously buttering, pour
mashed and sweetened berries upon
each half, and decorating the top with
whipped cream. 1t is a pretty house
wifey accomplishment to have the bis
cult and berries brought TO table and
served from there.
The Detroit times., 1912-06-25

home OF her brother. Vincent Barnes,
OF New York. before opening the
Newberry cottage in Watch Hill,
Mass.
The following Detroit members OF
the class OF '09, OF Yale university,
attended the triennlal reunion, In
New Haven, last week: John Ken
drick Bangs, Jr., Jacob Farrand VIII
iams. Harold T. Messenger. William
M. Donnelly and Karl Il. Murchey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cameron Currie an
nounce the engagement OF theiI
daughter. Miss Gwendolyn Currie. 10
Wesson Seyburn. son OF Col. and Mrs
Stephen. Y. Seyburn.
The engagement is announced oI
Miss Constance Jenness, daughter oi
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry l.. Jenness, to AL
bert Allen Grifiiths.
The Detroit times., 1912-06-25
A LEGEND ABOUT STRAW.
BERRIES

Doubtless God could have mado a
better berry than the strawberry.
But doubtless God never did.
God created the shad and the Devil
filled 1t full OF bones.
God created the strawberry and the
Devil tasted 1t and was very angry
that he had used all the bones I'm the
shad. He couldn't do anything to in.
jure the delicious fruit!
The Detroit times., 1912-06-25
STRAWBERRY sponcs

One quart OF berries, half box
OF gelatine. one and one-half CUPS Of
water. one and one-half cups OF sugar,
juice OF one lemon, and the beaten
whites OF four eggs. Soak gelatine in
half cup OF the water; mash berries
with half the sugar; boil the remain
der OF sugar and water slowly Ave
minutes. Rub the berries through a
hair sieve, add the gelatine to tho
boiling syrup; take from the fire and
add the berries. Place the bowl In
a pan OF ice water and beat with the
egg beater five minutes lastly add
the beaten whites and stir the whole
mixture until It begins to thicken.
Pour In the wet moulds and set on
ice.
The Detroit times., 1912-06-25

Job Printing Done Right. Time.
PrfrtinE Co., Is John R-st
The Detroit times., 1912-06-25

First Time Ever Offered to the Piano Buying Public
Call early in the week these won't last long.
The Detroit times., 1912-06-25

Under the auspices OF the Altar So
ciey OF st. Leo's church a lawn So
clal will be held Thursday evening,
June q, IN the home OF Mrs. Philip
bingham, No. 725 Fourteenth-aye.
The Lovington leader., 1912-03-29
Local News.

beng done now since the Tair
and il is getting time some vesets
blss should be planted for earl,
eating.
We ara headau arters for stove
and heaters. W. n. Fsennand.
c. A. Autry and Bruce. are here
on . visit to the Plains.
A. w. Townsend has bought
. hne horse from w. n. Tomlin-
con.
Gasoline. Lubericatins, and
Wind Mill oils at Brennands
A. A. Deardu& sold his car to
S. c. PFuit Of Pearl. and delivered
it Wednesday.
I'D. Hart bought some stock
horses fro m J. Keenum this week.
Before buying win lmill. Gazing
and repairs. see Auslsy and Rob.
inson; We will make it to ycur in.
terest.
P.S. Eaves is ad ding two rooms
to his house. which will make him
a nice dwelling.
L. A.. White left here for Santa
Fe Monday.
J. A. Autry Of Plainview, con.
templates a basin ess trip to Sny.
der. Texas. His wife will accom-.
pany him.
Miss Mary Kindel, who ha.
been attending school at Arte,ia.
returned homo.
will male dobie. 10 inche.
long. u inches wide. 4 inche.
high. and lay up the wall for $40. |
per thousand. See me at Loving.
ton. N. M. Antonio Ybarr.
Jim Blackwell passed through
Lovington enroute to Knowle.
Thursday
FEED.-Corn. oats. chops. cot
ton seed meal and cake: also No.
stock salt; best coal.
Figure with me on your mex
bill. J. 5. Boyd.
John Dewhirst and wife and
Miss Gladys. visited Lovins,on
relatives last week.
DR.. o. O. Stephenson vetenar;.
an. Is now at his place four mile.
north east Of Knowles; will be in
Lovinston March 70. Call and see
him he is a real vetenarian.
Mrs. E. B. Bales of Hobbs, died
last Friday morning and was burr.
ed Saturday. The /. O. O. F..
lodge Of this place conducted the
funeral.
The Editor and Publisher. &C.
companied by J. D. Graham made
business trip to Knowles and
Monument Wednesday.
FOR sALE.-Forty acre. Of
land one-half mile north Of Low.
inston. near big well. Price ,ea.
sonable. Call on or addrsss F. e.
Beckwith. Lovinston. N. NJ.
Miss Lura James Estes is in tn.
city. the guest Of Miss Pearl;e Bar.
ger. We are glad to have Mi..
Lura Back with u. again.
The Lovington leader., 1912-03-29

lhe Semi-Weekly Farm News.
rve'y intelligent keep up with the new, Of HI. own o,
muoy and county Therefore he need. good loc.
ne also needs paper general new. and for State National d
worldwide happenings he will find that
o4s $emi- -@seklu aarm a.m,
has superior The secret Of it. sre.t .cc.. : H..
farmer and hi: family just wh. they need in til. WY Of m new.
paper addition to ' general and agricultural feature. Ia.
special page. tor the wife, the boys and the girl.
the latest market reports and publishes NOR. .psei. e,,,
reports during the year than any other paper
For $l75 cash in advance we will ..nd II. s-:w..,.
New and he Lovnston Leader Each for one year l .,.
snst you will get total Of l56 copies Sub.crb. :, - ~
office Of this paper o -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-23
NEWS BRIEFS

-Aart Wheeling fans went to
P~iitsburgh yesterday. where they wit
messed two exciting games between
Pittsburgh and New York Many
others are planning 20 go today. when
the same teams play another double
header
While crossing the car track on
the South side yesterday afternoon,
a foreigner was struck by a traction
car anj Knocked TO the street. sus-
tanning "A severely cut face and many
bruises. IL was first thought that
the man was badly injured. and he
was taken TO the North Wheeling
hospital. but an examination showed
no serious injuries.
The Wheeling schools will open
this year just one day after the OPEN
Ing OF the State Fair. and thoug
the children OF the grade will have
but one day to attend the fair, the
teachers will be lenient and the
greater part Of the day will be theirs
during the time the fair IS being
held.
Hon John T. McGray. Democratic
committeeman from this state, was
In the city n few hours Yesterday
afternoon. having returned from at
tending the notification Of Governor
Marshall at indianapolis.
The loard % commissioners
spent the entire a yesterday on an
Inspection trip I'm Richland and Lib
erty districts. The purpose OF the
trip was To ascertain improvements
necessary - place the roads in those
two districts in first class shape for
winter travel. The board will con
Nene this morning ac $50 o'clock
10 "A M several matters Of "A rou-
tine nature.
With six additional girls working
with the force permanently employed
IN the sherir's Office. work was start
ed Yesterday morrHne by Sheriff
tlenans' preparing the tax bills for
the annual discount period. which
VIII begin in several weeks. The
work Will require Ave or six weeks
as almost 10000 bills will have To
be made out
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-23
SUMMER RESORTS

ITS NEVER O HOT at Mountain
lake Park. on the crest OF the Alice
hies. In u white oak forest. Boating and
Bathtng in the Lake. Coaching. Motor
Ing. Bowling. Tennis. Golf. Campmeet-
ing July 9Th to 18th. C~hautauqus, July
18th to August 2sth. Summer school.
July 18th TO August 3sth. Missionary
institute, July 18Th to 2sth. Bible Con-
ference. July 30th TO August sen. oood
hotels. home-i:ke boarding houses. with
every modern convenience.
summer homes on reasonable terms
Electric light. natural gas. mountain
spring water. sewers.
Address the Superintendent
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK. MD.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-23
Make Important Hunt.

FAIRMONT. W. Va. Aug. 22-IIarry
Carr. charged with %assaulting Hay
ilond Mckinney. with intent To- Kill
was arrested tonight at Shagtown after
evading the officers for three daya.
monday night Mckinney. who is night
Waterman at the Barnes Brick ward
heard "A woman scream. lie inyesti-
gated and found Carr and Mamie Walk
ms hgnting in "A field near the plant,
Carr set upon Mckinney with a cluu
and TIA" woman assisted him. McKtn-
n"y WIS badly beaten. His assaiIants
escaped hut the woman was arrested
the next day. Mckinney * now in a
hospital. but Is recovering. He has
a broken jaw and nose and is badly in
Jufed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-23

Section ? Sources OF revenue from
which said sums mentioned In the first
sections Of thee rdinance are expected
To be derived are the following. namely:
Personal property in the town
OF Warwood. assessed by
county assessor. assessed
valuations 1S6l2b
Real estate in the town Of
Warwood. assessed by the
count assessor. assessed
valuation 1919 $50
Property IN the town Of War
wood assessed by the state
board Of public WORKS.. 217,4s2
Total taxable property ..~...f2.1I2,ssT
Section ). To pay the said sums set
forth In the first section Of the ordin-
once. II Is hereby declared by the coun-
ell Of the town Of Warwood that q ir in
Its opinion necessary TO levy on all real
and personal estate In the town OF War
wood the sum Of 80 cents on each
$1,000 one hundred dollars valuation.
Therefore and upon all logs the sum OF
100 for each male and 5000 for each
female. and II is therefore ordered that
said levy be made.
(SignedD
CHARLES n. MILLER.
Recorder OF the Town OF atwood.
aug lt-l6-2O-23.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-23

rah, Sos. to 3. 10 bbls.. Ohio Fuel
Oh company Barth 4 schwartz. Nos.
] 20 10. 1890 bbls. Chloe COpenhaver.
Nos. / 10 Il. zoo bbls A. =. HAYS.
Nos ] 90 90. coo bbls J SNewhOuse.
Nos. ] 10 Q. 90 bbls.. Ethel Price. Nos
10 =. $50 bbls Grace r. Myers. Nos.
! TO 4 30 bbls q W. White. Nos. I
TO ~. $50 bbls. Thumm heirs. Nos 1
20 3. go bbls vs.. l. Booker. Nos ] 10
3 l25 bhls J. " Young. Nos. I 10 T..
80 bbls J. ~ Copcnhaver. Nos. I 20
3. $500 bbls Ivory g. Jordan. receiver.
Edna Myers. Nos ] 10 8. 100 hbls .
X & Heslop's Nos ] AMI 2. Vernon
Jarrett. 50 bhls Tiskewah oil com.
panys Fred Gardner. Nos. 1 10 4. as
bblf. Gardner OIL A. Gas cOmpany's
Fred G%erducr. Nos ! 10 ,. 3g5 bbls
Seymour. Edwards OH Ocmpany . era.
ham heirs Nos. . 90 o.. i15 hbls Cos
horn. No ]. 90 bhls = s Jones lofs.
On bbls a = Moles. so ]. On bbls
Walnut cree Oh company Coal n
tok" right ~ uay. Sos 70 o. 90
Dbl. Muorzel Ou a Gas comrany
hob"rffuu Jarrett. 40 .. O. hhls Ia
wilson a Gafe-. davidson Gates. Nos
. 'o r. lsI bible
s~outneastern on
nr ffn ONO eide. In tho fnueT pool
DOL NaaHInEfUn county. AurIlua f1un
ffp fhr fsI uI and sas COMPANY
Nfs completed .fa 500 20 sell nn tho
U N ils fa-u n if H. %
Il.''r Dol fNt /..1 rIr .arI
in CO. 'rEHH f..H Cameron frIr
Ill LM
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-23
Estimate of the Town
of MarWood

An ordinance ascertaining the ex-
psnnes and nxing the levy for the town
OF Narwood for the current fiscal year.
J. SoNer al municipal debts and lisbili-
ties probable during the said year. in
Siuolng probable expenditures and proper
allowances for delinquent taxes. ex-
penses OF collection and contingencies.
town OF warwood:
section / That the following sums
are hereby estimated and declared to be
shd TO become lawfully c~hargeabla on
.ns town or Warvood for the fscal year
1912. and ending on the 3Oth day OF sep
tember. 1918.
That Is TO say:
hsurnates and disbursements, mayi-
mum levy. 80 cents on 500. 90 valuation.
Debts and demands owed by the said
municipality which will become due and
payable during the coming year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-23
OIL AND GAS

In the lower Southwest fields nj
West Virginia. the Blue creek deveI.
opment has increased its output ma.
terially both by the completion of two
new good wells and the cleaning ONT
and shooting of a number of the old
producing wells located on the farms
controlled by the larger companies.
The South Pen OIL Company has
completed its No. I well on the L. a.
Myers farm. located on the waters o.
Pinch creek. in Elk district. Kanawha
county. and about 63O feet west o,
The same company's third test on this
farm. and II produced $50 barrels In
the FIRST "a hours.
The South Penn Oil Company's No.
. We'll on the Fred Gardner farm. To-
Gated on Pinch creek. in the same dis.
irlct and county. Is completed IN the
Squaw sand n Is showing a Solar
gel per day producer from that forma.
Ton. In the same field. the South
Penn on Company gave its Baunistcr
heirs No . vel "a shot and increased
th" production from 10 barrels Der
day 10 80 barrels.
The old Bcn's run pool is 10 the
front AGAIN with a good MaXon sand
producer. Schlegel q Fried have com
picted their well on the J. :. Wells
farm. located in Union district. Pleas.
ants county. 20 the MaNon sand ami
u Is showing for q lOO-barrel per day
producer from hat formation.
In the Spencer field the South Penn
Oh company has completed its No. :
well on b Lucy J. Webb farm. 10
Gated in Smithhcld district. Roane
county. through the Big lniun sand.
and % ie how INK Tor "a 10 barrel per
ddy producer. This location is 500 feet
west Of the anne company's 40. Z. on
his farm.
IN Marion district. Marion county.
the South Penn OIL company's initial
test well on the Nancy Brown farm
which Mas completed in the NTH sand
and filed up 2.3nu feet with nuid. was
given a shot IN the 3"foot and Big In.
Jun sands and viii not make better
than a . barrel per day producer from
all sands
The ROanc Development company
has completed frs so . wcIi. on tho
David Simous farm. located in smith.
field district. Roauc county. and !. Is
showing for % 90 barrel per DAY pro
ducer from tho big Iuiun sand Thi,
location is 500 feet to The west OF tho
same compauys SO s we'll. on this
farm.
ir Gr"onbrior district Doddridge
county. the South Penn or COMPANY
has drilled Its initial test well on the
" O. Summorhold farm through the
ifh sand This well b. producing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-23

lo9 acre farm. AZ miles from
Cadiz. Harrison county. Ohio. This
IS a splendid neighborhood. The land
lays well and Is well improved. with
plenty Of fruit. II you are looking
Tor a home farm. II will pay you to
visit this farm. New oil excitement
In this location. Should II prove
good you will have a splendid farm
for nothing. as the oil would pay
for IL alone. on quick deal. $50 per
acre. zee simple$ oil. Gas. Coal. ev-
erything. up and down. This Is a rare
bargain.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-23

-es salon OI anf css company .
va tfo0r- No .r. hHrrs q W
ffoors No. fr. barrels InIa
HamHfnr 80 I0 tarrrIs fnrsn
Naf.raf sa- anf el COMPANY o. %.
-rarrra so r f-N barrels Tara
on and Css c1uuarfa a a Arhrs
Hs arf FeI rrm.arr s Jacob f1lgh
mau. No j. barrels
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-23
FOR RENT

PoR hEHT-A very desirable Office iE
the Schmulbach hldg. 80 sos VIII
transfer fhree-FeHf lease ~ reduced
e.
ron REHT-Siceiv furnished 2 and q
inom Hats Nth bath. for hEht house
keeping rent reasonable Apply 40 ~
2 rout ~ Aug str
ron HEET-Ness house. Z rooms. bath.
pantry AMI laundry. 500 South YORK
Inquire f0fz 4 YORK set phone fefr.W
fy-f5-ff
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-23
FOR SALE OR TRADE

yon SALE on TnADE-A 80 go
" ord GOO .|fa u.fn urrn
IHr co.. .f Improve
rrI .rrHT Hr frrfa frr a
far Nfirtsa IHaIfaa nj WIr|
.n F
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-23
LOST.

LosT-bu august 10Th. between ffth
Market Ste. and Ruusta Point.
moufh poke containing sum % money.
Finder viii be- rewarded hy returning
fo this office auE-ggI
LOST between rDie~air and Martins
Ferry. boys blue serge coat. Nr-
CreerNF trade mark Return TO Nohles
store Boo Martins Ferry. or store In
Cplernir
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-23

Sta,S OF west virginia. county OF
AT a special session OF the council
or the town OF Woodsdale. Ohio county.
held in the council chambers thereof.
OF August. 1912, there were present.
j. y. bowler. Mayor. r. T.. Armbruster.
recorder. and Chas. Klein. Chas. II. wad-
uelI ana Geo; J. Rogers. members OF the
In accordance with section 4. chapter
.: OF the Acts OF the extraordinary SEES
sion or the legislature Of 1908. the coun-
ell proceeded to make up an estimate OF
the amounts necessary to be levied for
= '"rre1t tS~al wear. TO cover all
municipal debts and Liabilities payable
'"ItHS tne said year. including pro-
banle expenditures for municipal bur
poses. and proper allowances for de-
Nnquent taxes. expense OF collections
and contingencies. but deducting there
from the money In the city treasury ap-
plicable TO the service Of the year and
municipal claims and doth determine
and estimate the several amount TO be
levied as follows:
Estimates
Maximum levy IS cents on the Hun
dred Dollars valuation.
Rsoetpts
The amount due the said municipality
and the amount that will become due
ana collectible from every source. eX-
cept from the levy OF taxes TO be made
ca Balance In hands
OF the city treasury! stst
toD From s 10000
tcl From Cncollected
laNes .----.-....3 566O1
Total estimated receipts. $ s5O.s5
Disbursements
Debts and demands owed by said mum
icipality which will become due and
payable during the current fiscal year.
including interest on nde indebted
ness of every kind and character.
ca current accounts
due and unpaid s 22l2s
tbJ Interest on bond
ed Indebtedness ...S $1,000 q
Co sinking Fund 30i.33
I'D Election ENpen-
,. sajs,,. @ 100
- Fire departments 5000
tg) Health Depart
ohI streets and Al
% Sew street paw 1O'OO
ing commission: 5000
~ street Lights. s 10000
10 Contingencies s 63S.s2
Total estimated u
Amount TO be provided for
1t appearing to the council thar the to-
tai valuation OF all taxable property IN
assessment thereof. IL fZ.i7i.I2o.. being
real estate 20 the value OF 81. 400, 2SO. 90,
personal property To- the value 81 tsO6.-
l-5, and railroad and other property as
sersed by ~" board Of public works to
the value u $50. I15.. a. certified 10 the
council ny the ofucer whose duty IL
Is TO make such report. and u appearing
from the foregoing estimates that u IL
necessary TO raise 10y levy after de-
Quoting all credits. t6.5i33t for muni-
ctpal purposes. therefore IL H. detsrmln-
Cd that u levy on each one hundred Dol
lars valuation ~ Thirty cents t30cl for
municipal purposes Will be necessary
10 produce the amount as
aforesaid FOR the ensuing fiscal year.
state ~ West Virginia. County OF
ohio. Town Of Woo1sdale. fo-wlf
J. ? =. Armhruser. Recorder. IN and
the municipality 81 Woodsdale. cn4n-
~ 81 ohio. and state Of West Virginia.
DO hereby certify that the foregoing fs
"a true copy from the records % an or
der made by the counrt 81 said munich
pality on tne 18Th day 81 August. 1912
Given under my hand this 18Th dsy n
August. 1919
r r. ARNfBRUsTER. Recorder
Municipality 81 Woodsdaie. " Va