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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-04-12
HAS MONOPOLY ON
RICH AND VAST OUTPUT
Huge Concern Owns Mortgage for
Nearly 8 Millions on
Holdings
pecial to Daily Leader.

Washiugton April 1.-THE stand
ard Oil company Of New Jersey, To-
getner with the prairie OIL and Gas
company. a subsidiary concern, has Il
Monopoly. practically on all the oil
laoductlon in the Usage Indlan
tion in oklahoma. That TACT mas
been ascertained by the government
as the result OF special inVestiga
ton The evidence is in the posses
sion af the department of the inter-
icr and IS incorporated in the rec
oris u cor gress. The investigation
further SHOWS that the Brandall Oh
compan, of pittsburg is really rot
in ccatr.i of 350,0G0 acres in leases
hcld by that concern, but yiat stand
ord Oil cont ols the property.
STANDARD Owns Mortgages.
1t has been rumored for long
time that the Standard had taken
over the interests Of the Barnsdall
company but that could not be prov
ed until the commissioner of Indian
affairs, and a senate committee head
ed by Senator j. r. Robinson, of Ar
kansas, Investigated matters.
This investigation revealed that
Barnsdall morlgaged his holdings to
th. C.ou1ard oil ann,nnu, or NaU
Jersey several years ago for Z | Fl
million dollars, the Standard taking |
cd and became payable last February,
hat was extended according to the
sad, clinched its monopoly on the big
fold when it got control of the Barn
sdall holdings 1t Immediately took
up the operation OF this lease and
placed James Glenn in charge as its
representative
rs Per Cent of Production
The documentary evidence in the
poSStS0lDH VI Tue government ltHuS
to show that the Standard. both byl
mortgage and lease controls more
than four hundred thousand Of the
six hundred thousand end eighty |
thousand acres covered by the fam
GUS Foster lease, and that it actually
owns and runs - per cent Of the oil
PRODUCTION in the Usage nation The
oil production on Indian ands in Ok
lahoma for-the last ten years exceeds
400 million barrels
The government investigation
shows that the persons who in 1906
got a lease on ! - million acres ot
land IN the Osage nation got re-
newal OF the leases on $4,000 acres
in 1906. II is contended that the
holders Of the leases never have been
in control of the property. but from
the start the Standard indirectly al
least. has been the main purchaser
and producer prior 10 1906. when fhe
government renewed rhe Foster lease
Jnly as TO the subleased territory, |
the Barnsdall company had the iarg
est suitcase and afterward by pur
chase and by other means this CON
pany got approximately 10000 of the
eSo.0Oo acres covered in the SUBJ
lease
May Extend Life Of Control
Of the companies operating in the
Usage nation the Barnsdall company. |
on which the Standard has mort
page. the Prairie Oil and Gas com
pany "A subsidiary Of the STANDARD
ihe Gypsy oil company. which has
been running its production TO the
Siandard. together produce monthly
about seven hundred thousand bar
rels Of oil. or - per cent Of the
total output OF the field. while l20l
companies. including the Indian Ter
(continueo on Page Six
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-04-12
DAYLIGHT TRAIN
H0IOUp FAILS

Sew Orleans April daylight
holdup OF passengers on Illinois Cen
tral train 40 "a. failed near Tansi-
pahoa la
Two robbers after shooting and
wonnding the negro porter, named
Allen, escaped without obtaining any
loot
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-04-12
|JAY GOULD AS
| TENNIS CHAMPION

New York, April l1-Jay Gould,
worlds open and national court ten
mis- champion. successfully defend
ed the American title in the chal-
lenge round Of the annual tournament
here today,
He defeated Charles e. Sands, Of
this city. in three straight sets by
scores 80, GO. 60
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-04-12
HAVE CON-
Piled WITH DEMANDS
(By Associated Press

Washington, April ll-Secretary
Daniels tonight expressed the belief
that the Mexican F'ederals at Tampiao
had complied with all demands of
Rear Admiral Mayo for reparation
for the arrest OF the American ma
rines.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-04-12
What Government Foreeasisr Reports
Via Ophelia

New Orleans April ti-Toright
unsettled probably showers ia south
portion. colder. probably freezing In
north portion: sunday generally fair.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-04-12
a * y y Is x ~ X 4 =. =. ;
FREE FLOWER SEED

y The Leader has another
: supply of free garden seed
: Two packages to each person.
;, First come. first served until
: the supply is exhausted.
4 xxx2g1a ag X " Is e Is :. =.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-04-12

Continued on Page sis.)
Washington Journal., 1914-03-21
Snrpriie-@

Serr G6riition Sdntiot iaB om
lctten Gienstag nidtsabneno i'm
&reiic ieiner 6ornilie III +icillem Seim
an Ser Stcn StraBe uno Marplano
gpe. g. g., ols ploBlih oie @lude
ge8ogen ipltroe rno, nahoem Die
Cir geoffnet mar, ettpa 25 iltllge
2eute, reid belaoen nit GBbarenl II.
onoeren gltten Gingelt, III oas Salls
itr0mten. SIN @onoum0reben NOR
oas Sons nit @riill gci6rniidt, io
Bob Serr S6mi0t lidt mliBte, Oh cr
oelltih ooer iriih mar. Die lleber-
raiAling COLT icincr Go6ter Carrie.
Dob bic @eleli6aft iid gut auliiiier.
tie, braltdt nidt ertpdbrt 81 meroen,
es mar idon Iallge M}ittfpodL ais
man lif trer1ltc.
Washington Journal., 1914-03-21
Ste MutOfratem i'm
staOtbans.


g8ie gut es fiir uns QiitrittbeiDobs
ner w1re, Denn mir Oas Stimmredt
bGtten unO 1miere eigenen Nngeles
~geubeiten ielbit regeln fonnten, oas
5eigt iid 70 reft fDieOer in elmer fiir5-
liden SaEOluugstuciie Der Diitrift-
fonlmiliare. 0as benton iid oieic
Serren eigentli12 0enfen sic, oaB
tie eirgeiebt limo, Inn nutofratii6
Dor5ugebcn? NatiirlidL tic baben ia
Dem ungIiidieligen 8enobner BON
8aibingtou feline 9fedrnidaft 3t &c.
ben, Tie baben ia nidt 81 fitr6ten,
oaB ite etipn nidt mie0ergeDdblt
ner0en. Sic per0en eben eruonnt,
unO ga GILT MIR oas &artei : Snte-
relic. Nlit einem 9ou%iertuetter
m0d)te ntQu oreinidlagelll Sa, luenn
mir nod i~nllcrn 6. S. &uoolpb bat
ten oailu miiBten mir, Dab audi ocs
@eringltcn @oblcrgeben BON inn be-
0ndt niir0e. 0o bat i'm aOngref
Der M~6georOnetc Qobcf bon ytebros
ia cine &eiolution eingebra6t, bal
Sem Clubs, nelde mobltdtigc, er5ie
6eriiAe, unuiifaliide, literarilde ooer
milicnidoftlidc 3pcfc u~erfolgten II
elm eigenes @eim bd6cn, Der 8arfaui
BON Spiritltoien an Sonntag frci
ltcbelt ioa. ltnierc !@crren Diitrift
fommiiiare bcrihten iiber Die Reio
lirtion ungiinItig. llnO oas, obne
ocm @~oibingtoner aud mir Die @e
(egenbeit gegeben ST. baben, ii9 oo5u
III 11tBerrl. &Gtte Der Steucr5ablcl
lidt 0us &edt gebnbt in einem Gf
ieutlidben 8erbor feline Meinung 81
'ogen? Sdtten mir 8ablredtr nil
noers bitten sic Serren tpobl &c
6alloe[t! limo nie atoers tpiiroC
Damn mobl man6es alocrc iein. In
Tere IbenOfhulen mdren uns mob
nift gei1loiicn uoroen, infer Bai
fer, 0aS ms Ser groB mo brett an
inns oorbeiflieBenoe 4otomac liefert
braltd)ten mir tpob[ tli6t SIT be5abIen
1n0 Dor aleln tpiiroen oaitn Die gu
itaaoe pob( nid1t ocrort iein, OaB
,ipei aongrcBab9eoronetc bic Madi
bGttcll, @eieBc onr13uoriidel, Die
sen SntcreIieu bon $4,000 Wetpob-
n,rn oe5 9iitrifts ms @eiidt idla-
gen. 6rcibeit, sic id mcinc!
Washington Journal., 1914-03-21
Der GDIinO crs Gut.

S9on lit ein GplinOer-
but, tpenn man i'm beliBen TIT.
Daber Ioate ieoer einen GDlinoerbut
beliben. gr lit MODERN, CT giebt
promiuentes Nuiebep ltu0 &leiOer
MAIDEN eben 9ellte.
Gin Seioenbut fann 0reintnl per-
baiieu mo Dieoer repnriert meroen,
oas fam elmer Der geipobnliden lSil-
sc ni6t b~ertragen!
Gin SeiOeublit lit sum lAmor5en
Gnsilg notig, 3. 9. bel gailfe, Sod
3eiten, acknowledgements, Yaraoen
etc.
Monde 2eute baben S0een, trou=
en- iib aber nidt, OieIelben gum
Ttsornf 81 hringen, iie lolltcn Gor-
roge bobeL einen @plinoer 5ll tra=
gen. Der Gplinoer lit biaigcr ais
cin ~gepobnlider 6il5but.
Yopo @root beballptet, oaB elm
Cylinder mperpiiltlid 1T, oas 9ii-
aeIn giebt imlncr mieoer 6ornl nnO
@lan5 mo Glcgan5.
Nroot bat INNER belize Giien fer
TIC mno flint lit oa sic 8eoienung.
Gclte Site = Moocru- Nae Nrten
geo. 419 ii. Str. G..@. uno 503-
sos 9te Ctr. N.=@.
Washington Journal., 1914-03-21
S~btumpniitiide Stride.

Sn ser Tbeomoniitiid)en Girde
fono an pergangenen Sonataa ein
einorudspoler @ottesoicnlt itatt.
Oreelpr1illoiun, BemeiNaegeiaaa,
rbeomoniIiide Spnnen, Giebet nso
abenomabl bielten oie Gridicnenen
i'll anod6tiser StimmlIlg 5ilIoms
men. Gin6eIue ans Dem Qreiie Der
@enieinoe bielten fur5e 9tniprdhen,
una nahoem elm thepmoniitiiher
3irfel 5ltr SeIbit : Nnoaft
~forrniert mar, berIoS McD. &eIhmlttb
g. &ouer oas bon febeln inipiriertc
8peite Bud ser tbeonohiitiiden Bi.
bcl, tpeldes ebenfnas oenn6dit III
Druid eriheinen NIB ben Mit4lie~
bern 3ugcianot tuir6. Sum 5dluB
ipuroe Der tbcomoniitiihe Segen CT.
teilt.
Washington Journal., 1914-03-21
SObn 3. gsn@srt.

am Is. Mdr5 Itarb pl6slib gu
9ron6itis @err Sobn S. geu6crt
in ieinem SpilM 713 u Str. &c.
Der 8eritorbeue NOR am 19. Mdr5
1914 IN Baden geborel, BON mo er
i'm Sabre 1859 mad amerifa fam.
1878 mahte er iid ourh groffuung
elmer 8irti6oft. IeIbItGnoig. SIN fell
ben Sabre perbeirotetc er iih nit
Nnna 8orger, Die ibn iiberlebt. au-
Der ieincr Satin biutcrl1Bt er bier
SinOer. cine imUrrbeirotcte 9ohter
Anna, uno orei SSbue, pom oeneIl
EbeooOr S. Die girtbidoft iiber-
nobm, @6parO S. i'm G%igarrenge.
ibGft t6tig lit unO George $. S6as-
meiiter Der 8ortucr @reDine 60. in
Nleranoria lit. Scit langen SSobren
geborte Der 8erItor6cne Der Ct. So
Iepb's @eieuidoft Gil. Die Yecrot-
grng, Die Eater9fotbIeitete, ianb BON
Der ct. Morieufirde ans alif benz
MaricnFirdbof itatt.
Washington Journal., 1914-03-21
@ia me6r als $25,OOO,OO

Die 8erbanoIlmgen slpiidcn Ser
&epliblic Colombia nnO ben Gcrei-
niaten Gtaaten 3ipefs elmer Cut
ihdoienng an Die ~eriterc fir Die N6s
trennilng bon Savanna IN 6obe poll
$25, 000,0 900 fino ipieoer auigenonl-
men woroen. Gs perlantet, Dab sic
Rcgierlng Der 8ercinigten Stoatelt
5ur 3ablnng elmer SlmnIc bercit it,
oic 5ipiiben Is mo 90 Minioncn
Dollars Iiegt. Colombia perlangt
nber audi Die 0ifentlide Ynerfens
ming, oaB ibm bon Seitcn Der Ser.
5taaten llurebt geiheben lit. 81
elmer ioIden Anerfermlllg ober Miro
Der Senat ME feline 3uitimnnmg &c.
ben.
Washington Journal., 1914-03-21
GdDtc S3Odunrit
~-@eidmiate-
gfllr oei
@aGlers, $50 Center Marft.

Sic Gemperen5Ier lint
benio riiltia al ser arbeit, &ropa
lonoa fir ibre Code 81 MAIDEN, alS
IRE @e9ner. Sn aIlerllddlter Belt
ueroen feds groBe Waiicllocriamm-
llllloen IN feds perldieocneu 9ir9en
abgebalten, I'M Die Y%rin5ipien oes
9elnperen5tums ben gnipeiellocn III
iobgemdBer 8eiie oorSnlegen. 81
0ieicm 3Dede lit ans ieoer 9enlpc-
ren5pereini9ltng i'm 9iltrift Golum-
6ia Elm Witglieo ernaunt, I'M cine
0ceignete STRIDE. fir Den 8ortrag 81
belegcll, Der inter Den glipi5iel Der
betreffellOen genpcrcn5Dcreinignng
o~bgebalten miro.
Washington Journal., 1914-03-21
gtaotil6c Neni9fciteu.
gamstna, Ocn 81. NIars 1914.
S%tamm6alter eim0etrOffcn.

gel Serrn @eorg Mair, gcrfdu-
Ter Ser Natiollal Capital greming
So, lit am 10 5. DC. elm StaumbaI-
ter eiltpailiert. 8ericl6e ibcint iid)
an DEM Golgenidt ieincs gaterS ell
@eiipiel g%enonunen 81 babcL oenlt
CT pies Oas itattlihe @etpiht BON
5ebneinbalb 9funO allf. Mnttcr u10
aino befin0en iib ipobl, luto OnB es
Dem @ater e6enIo gebt, oas fann
mon an ieiltem freloig g%ldn5cnoen
@cii6t leben.
Washington Journal., 1914-03-21
@nd) 9cntidlnnO.

5ral Auguit @culano bon go.
405 Is Str. e. 6. miro init ibrcll
3iuci &inoerr, grgult il. mo Sbcre-
ia, uno ibrer Shneiter, SRI. Gliglt.
lta Santbob, an 81. .. sc. nit Dem
9onlpfer aoiier @il6elm Ser @roBl
pom Stem Dorf nod 9ren1en fabren.
Sic geOenft Sen Sommer in Slie0cn,
Selicn- 3aliau, SIT per6ringen nno I'M
Serbit nah @aibington 8nriif5ufeb-
rem.
Washington Journal., 1914-03-21
@as 1T dnferRe 0raniamfcit?

5rau GGiic @balcn @oe(ct lit Don
ibrem Moluae, Dem Wliuiondr Bob.
Boelet, acihieocn morocu uno stpar
All Sen @rltno bin. bob SEER @oelct
iih gren5enloier @rauianifcit idyll-
Dig Qcn1ad)t babe. 2ebtere Oefiniert
RiAter 8arron folgenoermaBen:
NeitBcrIte @rauiounfcit falti cbenio
pobl in beleioigepoer mo idmdben-
Der SproHe belteEen ipic i'll phuiiit)et
8eipaIttdtigfeit. Die 3%eugenausia-
gen 3eigeuL OnB Ser fortndbreloe
@ebruud beleioigeuOer, oulgdrer II.
id)mabenoer Spradc ieitells @oeIets
ieiner Satin ~gcgeniiber oieies &c
iltltat ae5eitigt bat, slmnal iie nod
ourd fleinc Sanolltngen oes 8Ia.
5ells mo 8eIditigcns bcgleitet mar.
Der Gffett mar, Dab oaourdJ bic @e-
lin0beit Scr &ldgcrit Ben 3eltaen.
alSiagen 5ltfolge gciddoi9t mltr6e".
Washington Journal., 1914-03-21
aOnfertus Ser %itreitenOen 9arteien

Der ~9(bgeoroncte Midaro Bart.
bolot, befnnntIid) elmer Der Derpor-
ro~genoiten 6iibrer Der 1rieoensbe'
iuegllng, bat inI aon9reB cine @eio-
luton eingebrodt, oer5llfolgc Ser
4r1iioctt Scr gcreini0ten Staten
8ertreter Der @nertd &egierung
Der SfonititutionaIiitelt lno mOercr
repoIution0rer Garteicn 5n elmer
aonfergnj nad 8oibington laoc, oie
ioboIO alS mGgIid itattiinoen ioIl.
Muf 0ieier 9oniercr5 lolleu Oiclelben
lire 0iffereu5cn auf frieoIidem 8e.
,ge ousgleidcn. 8ic BON GongreB
leutcll, Die Destination feltien, Der.
%lailtet, erireut it'd oieier Hlnn Der
3ultinnuag bon 0eIir Dio6, Der
iiinaltbin bier in Mnibington peilte
Washington Journal., 1914-03-21
0ireft pOn Der Tnrm snm NOnin-
memtcn.

Non tpcitgebenoem Slltcreiie lit ei
lie 8erfii9nng beg @encralpoitmei-
tiers, Sic es ben Sarlnerlt crlnoglibt.
lire 8rooufte ourd sic Hafetpoit
brett an Sen aonimncnten ST. fen
sen. 0ieic @erfiigung ldBt ginlcr.
.@onnel, Gcmiiie- nno Gicrfilten allr
9efor0erllng sli, lno 5iunr bis 5itm
@eluidt bon so 8funo. Dos w6rc
pieGeiht Der eritc Sbritt sur Ser
biaiglng ser 2ebensmittel.
Washington Journal., 1914-03-21
Or, CitwolS's gOrtras.

Or. @olfgallo 0ltpalo bon Der
llniperiitdt 2eip3is belt IN lebter
8pde i'm Cosmos Glnb ciiten gor-
traq iiber Die Gbemic Der Golloioe
Dor ben Mitglieoern Ser ,,gSaibillg-
ION NcaoelnD Of Sciences~ nno Der
Chemical Societp Of 8asbineton."
Washington Journal., 1914-03-21

Ndditens onntag, Ben %
Mdr3, a6enos 7.30llbr, finoen i'll Der
tbeomoni1tiihen STRIDE. Oriental
llniuerlitp @all, 1919 ga. apc. g..
g. @ortrdge iiber OSo5inlismas"
bon Oh. M. g. Sfinncr, uno iiber
u9beomomiiiden So5ialismis~
bon &ep. Or. 9eIlmlt y. Softer
Itatt. Reprdientotipe So5iolilten
lino wiGfommen. Dns Nliblifnnl
i'm Nueemeinen lit eiugclaoen.
Washington Journal., 1914-03-21
@cnc Birdie.

&eprdientant Gorlin BON 8irgi.
mia min bel Sen aonlites fir 3tpi-
i6enftaatli6en uno alslpGrtigen
Sanoel oobin noriteaig tper0cil 0aB
lie ben You elmer nelten Bride, sic
Die iebt beitebeltoc sIeqlinouftbriidc
crieben ion, Niinitig i'm Salic chs
berihteu, Die ieBige Bride iit nidt
abiolnt iider.
Washington Journal., 1914-03-21
@prtran Ses 6crrn Schubert.

Pm nGdlten Sonltog abcllO miro
SEER 9. s. SCHUBERT III Ser tbcomo.
niitiidcu Stride, 1919 Nenniplonllia
9lue. N.-@. nad Dem @ottcsoienit
einen gortra9 iiber uSnipiration"
balten. Seoermanl1, Defenders bic
0entiden Jrenloe, itn0 miafonlmen.
Washington Journal., 1914-03-21

Nus elmer ms 5ugegans
gcnengtodridt erieben mir, OaBSerr
s[itoit 2erd gliidli6 III Miln6en
aneeIieOelt lit unO iid gutter @einllO-
belt erfreut. @ir boffen, bob ibm
oieIe INNER erbalten blcibe.
Washington Journal., 1914-03-21
GrabIins.
8o6bisr Bodw~rn.

@icI bat uns ia Scr 8inter midi
getnli, aber bob leDnt man iidD nod
Dem Griibling. limo Der folnmt nit
Ma6t. Gas 5cigeu an bclten lmic-
re @rauereiell porI1nfig sic 9aotio.
nal Capital greping 60. nno bic
Mbner= Drllrp 8rctping 60. Die ms
ibr 8odbicr bclGeeren. llno gum
godbier oebort godpnrlt. Nn6 oa
ran lit fem WongcI. Sic Alttb
8ropiiion 60, sic 20fiIer Sonioge
60. uno ". 8iihler i'll Center Narft
6obcu 0ieielbe i'll nniibrrtrefflider
Site illm @erfauf.
Washington Journal., 1914-03-21

Sobn Bauer, cin Snaie
acsS oIoatcnbeilns, perIcstc iid ourdl
'illen 5uH oerart, ooB or ~aitgcnblid
i'd ltorb. NicmanO mar 3euge 0es
ltnianes. Bauer, Der iii 0opingcll
II 8iirttembcrg geborcn luar, mar
So Sabre alt.
Washington Journal., 1914-03-21

Carl nno 2iuian 8oegtIin, / 6.
u. un6 Gbriltine Mappr. / sc.
WeItOr6tn:
Sobn Bauer. So Sabre alt.
s. Ncuhert, 10 Sabre alt.
Marp 9. Nilrge. IA Sabre alt
Mlnrie 81. @itmer, Ga Sabre ait,
Senrb Mellae. 80 Sabre alt.
Washington Journal., 1914-03-21

SIN hitter pom IA S + r II
,eritarb an Wittppa Marp 8ir9i
iia @urgc, To6tcr pen Serrn &c
,rgc S. uno Mfarp Is. gurgc. Oil
8ecroigilna finOct heutc itatt. Dif
5ranerfeicrIiHfcitcn perOcn i'm 9
lbr Dormittngs in Der ct. antbonp
Sburh in @rooflanO ab1cbalten.
Washington Journal., 1914-03-21

&erz Soieph 6. 5beebt
,eate fein Pint aIs goriiser Der Gr
.iie : 4ommiNiou nie6er. gs bcrrid
>oriiber elm oagemeines geOauern
leIouocrs BEL unicren Birten, bic il
BIN eincn Mtarn gefunOen batter
ser unparteiif6 icines anItes nal
etc. SoffentIid lit iein Nadfolgcr
5err Gotter e. @ribc pon oernieIbel
RoIiber.
Washington Journal., 1914-03-21
8rieffahen.

asan 3. ". Sbr einaeionOt
wirD in ndditer Ninmncr crideinen
Washington Journal., 1914-03-21
gIoScnsbnrg, MS.
auguit SEEMING, 9dderei. !
McrfnnfsiteMrn

res u@aiGin0tOn SOnrnaI".
Sobn 9inoer, 633 @-StroBe, 3.-@
Clarence giobe, 5O7 @=Str. N.-8,
american Gobaceo 60, Ats Benn-
inlpanio Abenlle, N.=W.
Sam Iooms, 900 @-StroBe, M.-@.
9. Sirfb, SOB lite Str, 9.-@.
6. Srenis, 51t l4tc Str. N.=8.
&i6oro 6. Miaer, 527 s. Str. &C.
IleranSria, ga.
5. @eece eaton, 128 60 @opaL ct.
Washington Journal., 1914-03-21
GsI@eint jeOcn samstas.

Gas yNnbeim" WirS allen IbOn-
ncntcu mOnatlidl cinmal fret geliefert
Washington Journal., 1914-03-21

Ger nnfern 2cfern nobl-
befonnte oeutid : amerifaniide 9id.
fer 8ilbelm @enignlls belt IN Der
@eneraI GeriammIing Nes oeutlhell
Sprad)nereins in Stem Yorf am is.
s. sc. eincn gortrag iibcr Ser fill
tlrcac @ert Ser Delltldcn Spradlc
mo ibre 9esiebung sir 0ihtfunlt"
Washington Journal., 1914-03-21
Prospect Hill Friedhof
Timam3.8eri6f

uum 1. @ar5 1913 bis %. 6cbrnar 1914.
Washington Journal., 1914-03-21
DISCRIMINATION

McfapuMlaiOm: Der eSrieobof lit ir Mpfkc SCR ff
aaIenbetano lmb Gin Aenoen G~ernddtnine.
nabme- SO 562 So
"NSsu'" 20 = 6rai Caroline 9s 800 co
Gerblebt aanenbeTnn6 in 6rau Sophie Nghr-z $50 90
Der 9tncpln 9al. 9anf Sro,, Noro MrSu54,a I ! y
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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1914-02-19

DR.. Borden wishes to assure the
citizens of Skowhegan that be is en-
tirely serious in his candidacy for
third seectman.
On Wednesday, February 25th, from
six to seven, the Congregational
Working League will serve a Wash
ington Tea. Tickets Csc.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1914-02-19

Following the game the visitors
were given a reception at the home
of Miss Magma Gordon on West Front
Street. A very enjoyable occasion
resulted. Refreshments were served
Funeral services for the late Miss
Mary Belle Morse were held Friday
forenoon at 10 o'clock from the home
of Mr.. and Mrs |. J. Smith on Madi-
son Avenue The officiating clergy
man was Rev. II. G. McGlauflin, pastor
of the Centenary M f. church, and
there was a profusion of beautiful flow
ers. Out-of-town people here to at
tend the obsequies were Mrs. Maria
Morse Strout, of Birmingham, N. Y,
Miss Minnie Perkins, Fitchburg, Mass,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Houghton.
Madison, Mrs. Savage and the Misses
Tinkham of Arson. The step-mother
of the deceased, Mrs. S. A. Morse of
Abbot arrived in town the Tuesday
previous to the services. The friends
of Miss Morse wish to express their
appreciation and heartfelt thanks for
kindness shown them during the sick
ness of the deceased.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1914-02-19
S AW Y e r. S
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all movements. | can sell
you any kind of a case
you wish and agree to give
you good Watch or any
thing in my line at a reason
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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1914-10-13
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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1914-10-13
ELECTRICITY TO FIGHT + FLIES
Successful Way Found to Destroy
Pests That Attack and Ruin
Rose Treea

The latest application of electric
lity, according to Popular Electricity
and Modern Mechanics, is that of
killing the green fly by means of an
electric spark. We read in this mag
azine:
"This fly is a species found on
rose trees and is exceedingly disas-
trous to the flowers Heretofore con-
siderable difficulty has been expert
enced in Kidding rose trees of these
pests, but the electrical method re-
Gently devised is proving both prac-
teal and efficient. Briefly, the fly
killing apparatus consists of a small
spark coil, spark gap, high-frequency
transformer, switches and other ac-
cessories. A flexible conductor con-
veys the current from the high-fre-
quency transformer to a brass-ball
electrode fitted with an insulating
handle so that it may be held with
out danger of shock. To use the
apparatus the electrode is brought
near the flies on the rose bushes. A
spark then jumps from the electrode
to the tree and kills the flies, the cur
rent passing through the tree to the
ground without damage to the leaves
or flowers"