davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The L'Anse sentinel., 1913-05-03

1t is estimated 100000 cigars are
smoked In Chicago each day. No
wonder there is crying demand that
the anti'smoke ordinance be strictly
enforced.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1913-05-03

In St. Louis there is a Jolly Pail.
bearers club. Grape being the EN-.
blem Of the organization, why not
adopt a motto, There Is too much
gloom in grief"
The L'Anse sentinel., 1913-05-03
Assistant Attorney General Named.

Assistant Attorney General Named.
Washington. April 2i.-Samuel j.
Graham OF Pittsburgh was selected
Tuesday for first assistant attorney
general to fill the vacancy caused by
the resignation of William II. Lewis.
the Boston negro.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1913-05-03

Poetry in England" says Alfred
Noyes. lis in condition OF negotia-
ton" He mercifully refrains from
saying anything about the condition
OF the poets.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1913-05-03
Pope Continues to Improve.

Rome. April 24.-The pope's i'm
provement continued Tuesday .ve-
ming. despite the fact that he awoke
depressed and restless. He refused
solid food. so the liquid diet was re-
sumed.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1913-05-03
Democratic state Of Mind.

Vice-President Marshall says De-
mocracy Is not belief but an
attitude of mind. The mental at
titude OF the average Democrat
just now is one of uncertainty as
to whether he will land that job OF
not.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1913-05-03

Mixing oil and water is like ce-
menting a friendship between baifny
spring and those brisk northwest
winds that the weather bureau hands
us SO often.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1913-05-03

IF I had 81 100000" writes Bos.
ton man, II would go home and kiss
my wife" Appears as II he wanted
TO shift the responsibility in a
hurry.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1913-05-03

There were 152 deaths from avia.
tion last year. Some of the old-time
diseases will have to hump them.
selves to keep from being outdis.
tanced
The L'Anse sentinel., 1913-05-03

Somebody must have taken down
the "lese majestic" sign in Germany.
A decision has just been rendered
against Emperor William In law.
erit
The L'Anse sentinel., 1913-05-03

Artificial Ice precludes any possh
bility of famine OF natural ice, yet
1t makes one shiver to think OF a
possibility Of an unfrapped sum-
mer.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1913-05-03

man who sustained his life with
peanuts has married a woman who
sustained hers with apples. This is
q possible solution of the hired-girl
problem.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1913-05-03
little porrittn Is Dead.

London, April 25.-Mrs. Mary
Cooper. childhood friend of Charles
Dickens, and who was the original Of
eLittle Dorritt," died Wednesday.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1913-05-03

Indiana Student at Harvard Suicides
Cambridge, Mass. April 24.-Lucier
ID. Tennant, aged twenty-five years
Of Terre Haute. Ind, first year stu.
dent in the Harvard graduate school
was found dead Tuesday. with a bull
let hole In his head.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1913-05-03
JAMES WILSON GETS MISSION
Governor Of Iowa Appoints Taft Cab.
met Member Head of Board to
Study Agriculture Abroad.

Des Moines, Iowa, April 24.--Gover-
nor Clarke appointed former Secre-
tary of Agriculture James Wilson
The L'Anse sentinel., 1913-05-03

a mules kick was responsible for
the refreshing of the memory OF an
Oklahoma man as TO where he had
buried his gold. No kick on that
Kick
The L'Anse sentinel., 1913-05-03

Teddy bear makers are threatening
TO strike And this is no toy trouble.
either.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1913-05-03

In New York an actor was married
for the eleventh time. Strange to say
not one Of his former partners appear
cd to express condolences
The L'Anse sentinel., 1913-05-03

Because much good art has been
thought shocking at first 1t does not
follow that all shocking art is good.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1913-05-03

What has become OF the old fash
toned bicycle rider who could get him.
self arrested for scorching?
The L'Anse sentinel., 1913-05-03

Students Of electrical engineering
have taken to cracking safes. but II
may be only as side line.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1913-05-03

The United States will consume ir
her navy in 1914 no less, than 10000.
600 gallons OF oil.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1913-05-03

Ohio man is making two ears on
each stalk. A latter later this will
be- shocking news.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1913-05-03

The nu spelling doz look cd al rite
but why ad to Mr.. Carnegies trubles
by nocking it?
The L'Anse sentinel., 1913-05-03

Anybody who wants to lend money
to China can do SO without let or hin.
draEce on his own responsibility.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1913-05-03

That Chinese lean seems to simmer
down to diplomatic application of
the mo tickee, no washee" principle.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1913-05-03

This cubist idea OF art isn't so new.
at that Remember grandmother's
bed quilts?
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-12-03

right out on the case but the young
man pleaded he was tired and sleepy
and asked that the detective refrain
from calling until this morning.
Bright and early to-day Detective
Haxlett began an investigation. lie
found there was no No. I8t5 Cruger
avenue. ard no one named Hellery was
known 1 nths vicinity OF where such
number might be. lie also found
that no one named Hellery was EN-
ployed by the Tin Plate company.
Before Hazlett could get back to the
station house TO report. the young man
teiephoned TO Lieut. McAaulifYc. saying
he had learned that the hold-up was a
joke-that two friends had acted as
hi a, wa ymen, and he had recovered his
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-12-03

Mtious hold-up to-day. This young man
teresting session IL the sleuths get hold
of him. lie appeared In the West
Chester station at 1 o'clock this morn
Ing and eaid he had been held up by
two men armed with revolvers in TAYLOR
avenue, near the New York. New
Haven and Hartford tracks. The rob-
bers. he said. got 81 in cash and a dia.
n,ond stick pin, valued at ts4
The young man gave the name Of
Walter Hellery and said ne lived at No.
Is45 Cruger avenue. and was employed
az a stenographer by the American
Sheet and Tin Plate Company. No. 30
Church street. as a photographer. Lieut..
McAuliffs wanted TO start q detective
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-12-03
safe Robb hers May Near Syracuse.

SYRACUSE. n. Y. be-. 3-Burglars
early to-day dynamtted the safe In the
railroad station o. Tire Rochester syria
cuse and Eastern Railroad at Jordan.
cash. THIS II the thiN safe robbery
in three consecutive nights in this vicln-
ity. Two night ago the Elbridge Post
Office was robbed and the foi,owing
night the yeGgs visited Liverpool and
attempted to blow the Post-Offic safe
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-12-03
SLEUTAS Want JOKERS
WHO GOT THEM OUT
ON A FAKE H0lD-UP

are suficiently bothered by genuine
highway rob.bries to fell quite peeved
at a young man who considered It an
excellent comedy stunt to report q fic-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-15
ATTACK DEMOCRATS FOR THEIR
EXTRAVAGANCE IN THE HOUSE

WASHINGTON. Feb. IA hot At
tack upon Democrats OF the house for
their "extravagant' appropriations was
delivered on the floor to-day by Repre-
sentative ~ReddenbeTry, OF Georgia,
who declared hat the appropriation
bills should die at this session and 20
over TO the next congress. when they
could be properly pruned by a Demo
cralic house and senate"
The Agricultural appropriation bill.
the army bill" he said. both show an
increase. The rivers and harbors bill
Is nearly twice as lareg as last year.
The big sundry civil bill is yet to
come. The naval bill is increased
practically 100000. OOO. Where is the
bill in which We have carried out our
pledge To the people that We would
reduce the expenditures OF public
moneys? Where are the reforms we
promised when We denounced the Re
publicans for their gross prohigacy IN
the expenditure Of the peoples funds
But We have Yet time TO cut down
thest enormous bills. \ Democratic
President will he inaugurated within
the mex three weeks. \ Democratic
House will sit here and n Democratic
HfAaAF WI 81 III tue ntHtI tIu VI tlt
Capitol. Why not let these new men
coming in. who have been charged
With the responsibilities OF govern
mont b. the people shape these
charges against the treasury.
shall We Ia our President come
into power facing the most prohigate
expenditure Of public money that his
republic has Yer known? As for me.
! am willing 10 join any of my col
leagues In q concerted crusade TO de
q a this legislation that violates our
platform pledges ard our faith with
the people. and if not. concerted effort
u made henceforth until March &. /
shall so far rs I am able. 10 oppose
this reckless e~xfTavagaHce.'
y round of applause greeted Mr..
~Reddenberry s. speech attacking tho
naval bill. declaring that 60 was at
least onethird too high
To add 10 the troubled situation the
public building appropriation bill. car
rying about %s25.O0o.oo0 will be brought
~ tomorrow
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-15

General Toria governor. They were as
sisted By Francisco Pradiila. IN. gov
chief OF arms In taat city.
few outside forces have ar
rived In the capItaI TO support Dfaz tnsr.
n evidence tina many quarters of the
country are participating in risinss In
All trains leaving the capital are
rowde with refugees OF every nation
atty. bot Mexican fusitives predominant.
a change OF tactics marked the clos.
artillery duel was succeedsd by n gem
eral engagement at closer range. lasting
Tor more than an hour.
Federal Reserves were called down the
line and from all s.des General Huerfa
prepsr-d to attack. Short range cannon
were moved closer TO the publications
but the battery OF heavy pieces near the
railway station was left To play a prom
inent part
the preparations. rscy appeared will
Ing for the night and when II was In
a~usnrated seemed not adverse to try
buildings within riff. range OF the
rebels positions sheltered machine guns
and infantry. while heavy d~etnchnents
massed In the streets approaching the
positions from east and west
Rebels wsro Active.
when the government forces began
this attack both the cannon and small
arms or the rebels syranx Into quick
listening tc the new note in the Ions
symphony Of battle. The heavy crashing
Of artillery. to which the inha5 itantr
had been accustomed. was toned DOWN
by the rattle OF machine gun nre. How
many fell In this engagement cannot be
told. but the number was undoubtedly
large. The federal loss was unQues-
tionably much CREATED than that OF tss
rebels.
Occasionally shells from the federal
battery at the station fell with accuracy
in the big plaza In front 81 the arsenal.
Little damage was done 70 the strusurs
iself.
The federals were at a disadvantage
because they werr compelled TO adj
vance. and to do ~ they had TO leave
their shelter and crowd down the
streets.
IT lad been said that the Maderistas
had planned to dynamite u path through
the district ir order 20 make this at
tack. but. ~ 20. the plan was abandoned
streets was weptb by the rebel guns with
deadly and cemoralizing results.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-15
WHOLE FAMILY
CRITICALLY ILL
Poisoned Chicken Eaten by Three
families at Gathering and All
Are Taken Very ~.

special Dispatch 20 the Intel!igencer.
WASHINGTON. Pa. Feb lf.-G.
". Buxton. his wife and their FIVE
small children are in a critical con
dition a. their home in Western
Washington county as a result OF
eating chicken cooked in a copper
vessel. The Buxtons were among
those who attended 4 dinner yesteT-
dag ~ the home OF Mrs. Buxton's
mother. Mrs. J. =. ADAMS. the din.
ner being given IT,, honor OF relatives
who last night left Tor the west. Word
was received today that those who
had left for the west had all been
taken ~ this morning although il
Gems their condition is not so scri-
Gus.
~ the big family dinner at tho
Adams home chicken Vas the prin.
from the Adams coops were cooked
iu a copper kettle which had frequent
IS been used for the purpose Last
night several 81 The BgNton children
became il Physicians we're sum
moned and diagnosed the trouble
from the chicken
while the physicians we're working
over the suffering children the other
little ones in the household became
violently 900 and before the physicians
had left tine house I g. and Mrs. BaX
tOn were Writhins 900 pain The On
lire family is no wuudrr car O.
physicians and practically no hope is
entertained Tor the recovery OF them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-15
GUARANTEED
Every garment sold
with Sherman's guar
NATURALIZATION or
YOU O c

uniform prices throughout the coun-
try.
The conspiracy charge. which
comes under section one of the Sher-
mar law. was the on which the
defendants we're tried.
The government contended that
in April. 1910. at n meeting at Mount
Clemens. Mich. the defendants put
into effect a conspiracy which they
formed, which resulted in the making
OF the unlawful patent practice agree
ments.
Edwin p. G%rosvenor appeared for
the government assisted by District
Attorney Clyde Webster and former
Attorney Frank Watson. Special
Agent Joseph II. Darling secured the
evidence for the government.
Mr.. J. r. Wright. OF this city, one
OF the convicted men in the bath tub
trust, was in Detroit and could not be
communicated with last evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-15
HUBBARD GAINS
ANOTHER VOTE
Harry Weiss ~ Ohio County Cast His
Vote FOR Hubbard-Elkins and
Mann Continue Leading.



Charleston. ". Va, Fsb. -.
TI. ninth ballot tHkrn %. thr West
t~.rtrIa f~.rI-tfIrr ou o.. IS SENATOR
'rd1. v1. fhout incident trr fn.
.r.f fua rtn flr arrest lHef Tui. It.
in. rt. m.uh.rg appeared 90 ths Co.,.
whfr af1 COST tI,.- tnf.. Trf'
OF fra r.n .nnsfnf. o. s. Smith anil
u,I.~a'.- Enfh Hu0. ard Is O. &C.
HIoTee fofrf fr- EIioff No.fh.off
D. Treaties o. o. N.rHrv and David iUU
voted f.r EIklre so bod hitherto
.nf.1 fYr Fdu arfa.
flfr. uHs rY material change ir
fH. rer.0rs ~ fH. rfrI dates IItiuf
rrI "fIrr fIHI f.r ff.t place uI.H
Do ...h hubbard FaIrrI three NOR
n.ar Yesterday 1ul remained third
f@ietfI- nr'd 90 IHo eIvfh. Dc h,.d
500. .rI1r .rT nuI.IeI fourth Gof
wHa ruh Vlfh flIe and Norfhrltt and
White were i.4f with three flch. Df
fHr Uemotrr'a. r.ri. fUHr voted Tor
nelson. IIdr. STILES received two
ard John vs.. Davis uus The changes
we're as fn..nvr Senator bland. Unm
Hfnu fY s.II.e senator Smith. 20
ntrIe Poo -"nrtr.Yf' ueiensf. calhoun.
ua'.I fn ~fiioa Deliberate 1901. va
uHr.. I'D. i.tIne Deliberate Uuf. 90
o.. .r Edwards fl >1rfH
.f U,I,lIfe Ue.ss. White to HUB
.afl I
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-15

MENICo CITY. Feb. 1.-THE society
OF the American colony in Mexico City
today made a protest TO the American
people against the proposed plan OF John
Barrett. director OF the Pan-Amerfcan
Union. for mediation in the Mexican
struggle by an international commits
sion. The protest reads:
The American colony will be CRATE
ful TO the Associated Press II 81 Will in
dictate to the American people through
it's agencies the vaFt harm that Is be-
ing done by the indescreet IN OF
John Barrett on the Mexican situation
ana by his proposed plans for it's ameli-
Grafton which are published here.
This is not a time for discussion but
for energetic action. The American
governments energetic attitude impress
sion here Goth In SOLDERING the two con-
testants who are waging n savage war
fare in Mexico city and In arresting
ps mic among all the foreign elements"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-15
SUFFRAGETTES
CALL ON WILSON
Fair Marchers Reach Trenton On q
Ten Mile HIke-Attend Meeting
Of S~uffraqettes.

TRENTON, y. j., Feb. 14.-"Gen.
eral' Rosalie G.. Jones is awaiting
an answer from P~resident-elect vii.
son TO n formal request which she
made today for an audience with him
on the arrival OF her marching army
OF s~ufragettes al the national CAPT.
tol on March !. or shortly afterwards
The request vas made in a letter
which one OF the generals aides.
Mrs. John Boldt. delivered at Gov.
ernor Wilson's home before the army
left Princeton this morning.
Governor Wilson had gone 10
Philadelphia. Mrs. Boidt was told.
but promise was given that the letter
would be delivered to him.
The army" tonight Joined with
local suffrage advocates in a demon
stration in favor Of the proposed
Woman's suffrage amendment to the
constitution Of New Jersey. The
Measure ome up for hearing before
the Legislature next week and tonight
the women attended a theatre per.
Torrance as the guests OF the Trenton
civic n suffrage club al which If
teen minutes between each act was
allowed them to make speeches in
favor OF the measure. Miss Elizabeth
T lttiidu duu NOlOuel lQa Craft
spoke Is representatives OF the
army" Earlier in the evening the
pilgrims were toasted az a banquet
given by the local workers.
March Ten Miles.
Today's march from Princeton 90
this city. about ten miles. was de-
scribed ~ the suffraEettes as easy
In comparison with the arduous
t~wenty-seven mile hike" OF yester-
day. II was accomplished in a little
over two hours OF actual walking.
Han way. a stop was made at Law
%renceville. where the students OF
~Lawrenceville academy gave the
women y reception that ~rivalled IN
enthusiasm that the collegians Of
Princeton university yesterday.
Corpora Martha Klatschen vas
voted by the army tonight as "ths
p%luCkicst Of them all" Although
her feet were so painfully blirered
when she starred his morning that
she vas Obliged 10 hobble. she stout.
j. refused 10 ride In the scout" auto
mobile.
Tomorrow thc pilgrims 90 on 10
Burlington. twelve miles distant
crossing the Delaware river.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-15
WON THEIR PLACES
PsfL T0uchard and KAN won Thsir
MatchGs-Harvard Efrr II
Defeated.

blympir p'rfoI Gustav o. TorrHa.d. the
lNf nor f'HI r'uu. nri Walter Merrill
fIHII won fIfr Lla fe Iu the fnfrfl
f0lui W OBJ" national indoor lawn tenn =
a~wulonaIir to-day reli defeated Co.,
NfIIauI Enefuhuum hY the score NJ
. r 80. ans Tuurharf dfaureed %
Itr quru SHreut. ~ trr I.rk EfIpe Clue.
NN tho v.ore ~ r-T. &c
IiaU rlar 90 two matches 1r the fret
r wr. from Arthur W bond. ~
tle hamilton Grange tTuH. hf So 81
lIfu ne defeated Tho veteran. carroll J.
Post. 6-g tan
The most interesting match fn the
doubles we f'Hf fu which TOurn..1 ami
W Ifnu ID frfeIu. IT,. defeated vs. tfeou
NJ NHe f. tHIne Harvard star.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-15
HEAVY FIGHTING
NEAR ADRIANOPLE
Portion 81 Adrianopie Abiaxe And
Large Number Killed
During Fighting.

LONDON. Fcb a. Heavy aebfinr
vith considerable losses ia rrpcrfed io
occurred a. Huinir Thursday
Portions ~ D. town ~ Adrianopie
are aId 10 be In flames from The bom
bardmcut
SOFIA reports that n detachment
from tho Turkish garrison o. ADRIAN.
oplo a deserted to- the bulgarian
lines
Turkey IL eNpeliinc Greeks whole
sale fr0m Constantnople and around
the D~aTdauelieA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-15
BATH TTB UST
Continued from FIRST Page.)

Iron company OF Wheeling. W. Va,
both individual and corporation indict-
ed: The Humphreys Manufacturing
company OF Mansfield. Ohio. ]. l.
Mott Iron company OF New York: j.
r. McVay and Walker company OF
Braddock. Pa. and Union Sanitary
Manufacturing company OF N~oblesv!lle,
Ind.
Eight defendants pleaded nolle
c%ontendre at the first trial. and to-day
they were summoned 10 be ready 10
appear In court tomorrow morning
for sentence. They were: J.-H. Cald-
well and J. j. Mahoney. Of the Cahill
Iron Works. &; Chattanooga: W. ..
Winfield and 4. G.. Ward. OF the Day
Ward Company. Warren. o.: J. A.
~Frauenheim and A NJ. F~rauenheim. OF
the kener Manufacturing Company.
OF Pittsburgh. II J. W. Arrett and
4. II. Cline. Jr. Of the United States
Sanitary Manufacturing Company. OF
Pittsburgh.
Ahrens. Dawes and Duryea were
discharged at the first trial by Judge
Angel. but they said they preferred
70 stand trial with their friends. and
now they face sentence.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-15

MEXICO CITY. Feb. 1.-THE prI-
vate house OF President Madero. stu
sted at the corner OF Liverpool and
Berlin STREETS. was burning at 2 o'clock
this afternoon. At that hour the artil-
lery firing was only casual.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-15

srsenal revolted. hot Its own officers.
and made a break TO Join Diaz.
The mutineers were overpowered
and forty men taken prisoners to the
National Palace.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-15
~sTEAMsHIP ARRIvAls.

N.W HNIt. Del. ff-ArrIVef
= lrsrrr Vote. Nuft.rlHr. cleared
Steamer MfnufNaaku. London
Sanle fsinnt fwiraIr-ar - siahfe1
steamer ETisrrIu hIGusfe Victoria
NrranurE frr Sew York
fHrt Race IuIrtfraaH - SIGHTED
-tafwrr NH.r Amsterdam. Rotterdam
Tor New York
Brow Hfai -Igual'ef steamer Ia
TourI us Sow Fork fnr Tfarre
Hurfurfnu Arrived steamer celtic
NfW York FOR IItorrHuf
Rotterdam Arrived Efrarrr Utu
DOM Erw NHHI Sailed efnnmrr Tnur.
Tunrl.o Sew YORK.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-15
Restraint q Trade.

When action Was first brought
against the defendants the Federal
grand jury returned two indictments
against them. charging that by Grim
inal conspiracy they controlled 50 per
cent Of tie annual output OF enam-
e!ed ware: by patent license agree
ments combined 20 restrain trade in
manufacturers and jobbers' plumbing
supplies. refused to sell 10 jobbers
who handled goods for the sO-callrd
Independents. and attempted 90 make
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-15

MEXICO CITY. Feb. 14.-United
States Ambassador Wilson was twice
requested today by Pedro Lascurian.
the Mexico Foreign Minister. TO move
the American embassy to another To-
cation. The Ambassador refused TO
consider the suggestion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-15

Carter. of the Brotherhood OF Fire
men n ~Enginemen and the other
representatives of the f!remen-
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GAsssrr in Lewis County.

on i.oveherry run. Court Uo4sa dis.
Il'i' lewis county. tne Hope Natural
,'aS COMPANY has drilled No. I IN tho
Isl~c White farm through tine nr sand
'iii Nh~ % t@ht gasSer. or SmitIs ruv.
ia'k'r- crock d'stri,.. tine Pltlad. irhia
'inpanN has drilled O. teSt on the n "
Hlhitil farW through the Cor Ion SAM
ann HaS o fair casscr Du stone coal
o. eh. 'ourt House district. tho crude
pi' ''.nIany uas drilled O. test or tho
I'aNi Patterson farm through an sands
AMI bps q buster.
'h iens rgu iuion district. Peasants
county. T. = ErTffprd las drilled NJ ID.
~ TIE g w. kutzhue farm Through the
Neci'r etnt nui las q --har-eI pumr.r
ON ~ti'Iwell c-"ek T'u.on district. Wool
county. ~" NhitiItcn oil 4 Gaz .,m-
many las now drliri 2 test .u tHe Torn
W ntiiHf'l ~ - Through ito second Gov,
lsun sand and ias a dustar.
'u GILLESPIE run. Grant DISTRICT
' i'nfc county. the Amcffcfu oil bowel
"fn.eHf 'nmflr" las completed W %
ON 90" Sarah r. Multi tx farm arl mas
Lsat pufur"r iu the salt saua ON
l'"iIs ruu. Sheridan distr 90. Calhoun
,"lnit tie Great III DI q Gas COM
lHuv Pas drilled ~. 10 ON tho SHm.el
''t'' hlan fifm through f.e salt Saul anil
has a. r-IHfref rrf....