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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-04-30
Country Town Sayings

In the May American Magazine +. w.
Howe, the Kansas philosopher, contributes
the following country town sayings:
Every country town man who goes
East has his picture taken with Niagara
Falls for a background.
There Is usually enough OF everything
on the table except cream.
1.-THE position a man gets away from
home is never as good as his folks at
home say it is.
when man is trying to sell you
something, don't imagine he is that polite
all the time
Whenever a boy comes anywhere
near his mother, she says to him Look
at your hands'
When man tells his friends that he
has accepted a new position that was
offered him, he doesn't fool them any.
They know from experience that the
position was not offered him, but that he
bounded it for months. Not one man i'm
twenty ever had position offered him"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-04-30
HONOR ROLL

Subscribers OF THE ARGUS to whom we
eturn thanks for the remittance they
ave sent in since our last edition:
NEW SUBSCRIBERS
Frank Mayolo, Newburg.
@. w. Michael, Connellsville, Pa.
RENEWALS
+. A. Rodeheaver, Kingwood.
VIM. A. Guseman, Reedsyille.
|. b. Wolf, Newburg.
Roscoe Frankhouser, Brandonville.
Mary j. Bosley, Kingwood.
August Horchler, Newburg.
l.. f.. Turner, Reedsyile.
Mrs. f.. II. Bucklew, Terra Alta.
NJ. T. Gale, 81. Z"
John 5. Ringer, Brandonville.
w. /. Korte, TOWNSVILLE.
Mrs NJ. VI Hostetter, Pocamake City, Md
Hayes Sapp, Newburg.
Cora Pyles, TOWNSVILLE
5. d. Snyder, Masontown.
A. VI. Golf, Rowlesourg.
$. X. Englehart, Cleveland, Ohio.
Raymond Wilcs, Terra Alta.
William Barnes, Reedsvile.
Ebert BoYce,
Geo Riggleman,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-04-30
Valuable Work Done by Quail for Man


In the current issue Of Farm and Fire.
side contributor says that the chinch
bug costs the farmers OF the United States
at least 100000 900 year. Various
means for fighting these bugs have been
devised but their most successful enemies
are the birds Of the air. In regard TO
the natural destroyers Of this insect pest
the author Of the article writes as follows:
III the law OF the survival Of the fittest
applies in all cases. it is reasonable to
believe that the ultimate check to the
propagation Of the chinch bug will come
about by the birds that eat them at all
stages Of their life history. Among the
birds that eat millions Of these pests may
be mentioned the quail, the meadow
lark, and the sparrow.
III the chinch bug is to be practically
eradicated we must depend upon the
efforts Of the quail, ~ his home is in the
brOoding grounds Of the chinch bug.
Nowadays things that are done have
certain degree Of the idea Of permanency
about them, hence the first step in the
permenent destruction of the chinch bug
Is more complete protection Of the quail
that assists also in lowering the losses
caused BY the cotton wcevil, the grass
hopper, and The potato bug
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-04-30
Eev. Brown to Aoares. Senior cls.,

Rev. j. w. Brown, the pastor Of tie
Palatine Baptist church has been selected
By the graduating class Of the Palatine
public schools 10 deliver the annual class
sermon this year. The sermon will take
place Sunday evening and will be held in
the Diamond street church, which is the
largest church on the East Side. The
various churches Of the East Side will be
invited to join in the service az the mem.
bers Of the graduating class are connected
with the different churches. The services
will prove interesting and will be attended
by q monster crowd.
Rev Brown, who has newly accepted
the pas,orate Of the Palatine church. il
rapidly making q name for himself a. an
orator and preacher lie II an accom-.
pIished student and s. making many
friends IN this city ~ bic attractive per.
sonaliiy. -Faiunont Times.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-04-30
Board Of Public Works VIII Meet

Secretary of State Reed announces that
The Board of Public Works will be in
session in the Governors rooms, in the
Capitol, at Charleston, May IL, IL and
IL, 1914, for the purpose of hearing repre-
sentatives of the railroads and other
public service corporations relative to
their assessments. Any one interested
has the privilege of attending.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-04-30

II is with profound sorrow that we
learn Of the death Of Brother Haines,
editor Of the Spirit Of Jefferson, at Charles
Town. He was a courly gentleman, a
fearless soldier and a trenchant writer.
he was likewise possessed Of a kindly
heart and irsternsl spirit the absence
o. which creates a void in the profession.
May ne rest in peace and enjoy that re-
ward be 70 richly deserves. TIE ARous
desires 70 extend 10 the bereaveJ relatives
sincere sympathy and observation-disclosures
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-04-30

II there is any one thing for which the
American people are noted 10 is the
ayidity with which they take to politics.
Men, women and children seem to thrive
on u. When campaign De- DO progress
IN this country the stranger who may b.
here from foreign cline concludes that
unless All the candidates running Tor
Office are elected there will be- a reyolu-
ton. But when The votes are cast and
tie ballots counted aud the result an
nounced the foreigner marvels how
peacefully and contentedly each one goes
HE way and iorgets that there was an
election held. u Is simply the American
way.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-04-30

The best comment we have thus far
heard on the gathering here Saturday
was: He has lost none Of bis agility az
political acrobat; but just watch and
see If be doesn't take one too many fops,
some day, and break his fool neck.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-04-30

This thing Of writing editorial copy is
not what some people might think-a
snap. However, We are going 10 give
you a few lengthy ones in the near future
just 70 prove We can write something be-
sides paragraphs.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-04-30

1t is claimed that Governor Hatfield is
debating the question as to where the
West Virginia militia should be modified
and not whether they should or should
not be modified.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-04-30

The season has now arrived for the
farmer to have bis inning, and if the
Weather Man will only do his part the
man next to the soil will surely make
hay while the sun shines.n
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-04-30

That postmaster of political legerde-
main, the Hon. w. NJ. o. Dawson surely
had some tried and trusted lieutenants in
charge of the Progressive meeting here
SATURDAY..
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-04-30

If the Mexican situation eventually de-
fnands a call for volunteers, we predict
that no patriots will excel in their loyalty
10 the Red, White and Blue than will the
brave sons Of West Virginia.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-04-30

Charles Swisher, Arnold Scherr, Davis
Elkins, and few more, surely recognized
the familiar political acrobatic feat en-
acted here on Saturday.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-04-30

1t is noticeable that those who are
most strenuous for amalgamation are
either office-holders, ex-office-holders or
Office seekers.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-04-30

We genuinely regret our inability to
give the proper expression to our own
opinion of the work accomplished here
Friday and Saturday.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-04-30

The man who can hip-fop around from
one party to another and still retain the
confidence of the people is lolapoolusa
all right
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-04-30

The banner county will be the cynosure
for the eyes OF the state politicians hence
forth.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-04-30

The candidate today who thinks he
can win on prejudice belongs to the age
in which they used to wrap them in the
skin OF an ass and cruelty them.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-04-30
State Education Association Meeting

The coming meeting of the West vir-
gina Educational Association b he Leld.
ut Morgantown. June 1919, promises To-
be by far the most interesting and i'm
portant ever held by the Association.
The general tonic will be, present Dav
Movements in Education, and Their
Meaning for West Virginia +" Speakers
oi national reputation have been engaged
and the various sectional meeting, will bc
IN charge Of recognized experts All ~
the educational forces Of the Strte are
uniting to make it great meeting
As many advance enroIlments as posss,. :.
bic are desired send your name and yoot'
ice OF 81. 90 az once 10 the treasurer, J T..
Marsh, Charleston, w. Va. Programs
and other Information may be had from
Otis G.. Wilson, President, EIkins, w.
Va; or A. r. Morrison, Secretary,
Clarksburg, w. Va.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-04-30

In this age of political tolerance is
there any reason why person cannot
shout and whoop for the party and can
didate of his choice?
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-04-30

What has happene to Major Charles
ID. Elliott in this Mexican furore? Surely
he has not been lost in the scuffle.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-04-30

Amalgamate at Parkersburg, recant at
Huntington and re-amalgamate at King
wood. Going some, eh?
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-04-30

We earnestly request all contributors
to have their communications in not
later than Tuesday evening.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-04-30

In the eyes Of some it was question
whether it was better to capitulate or not
10 capitulate.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-04-30

The spring crop OF candidates seems to
be scarce, judging from the announce
ment column.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-04-30

''Sadder but wiser" was the unani-
nous verdict of the vanquished in Sat
urdaY's encounter.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-04-30

Two committee meetings within as
many days is surely going some, to use
the vernacular of the day.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-04-30

To amalgamate or not to amalgamate
was the mooted question.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-04-30

We have discovered that Thomas Edi-
son was correct when he said that genius
came from Precipitation and not ia.
spirationD
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-04-30
KiNGwoop. APRIL 80

Our idea OF a prophet is the one who
can make the best guess.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-04-30

The season OF handshaking and IL will
appreciate anything you can do for me, "
Is at hand.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-04-30

We can now appreciate how the editor
felt when We prodded him for copy"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-04-30

We would cay 10 the brethren Of the
press that We have Travelled the road
from devil 10 editor and are some.
what familiar with the knocks and
bumps The average editor hss to contend
with.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-04-30

No class OF people avail themselves Of
the good weather and good roads az do
the automobiles.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-04-30

We are not asking for bouquets unless
We merit them.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-10
Saiebaa.

Sn Der seitrisen Sibuna Der Ra-
tiDnaIiga Utagnaten in Hetp gort
ipurben 5tpei 8eIdliiie sur Qnn0bme
gebraht, bic bic alubausgaben Inn Elm
geoeutsnoes berrinsern iperben. ssn
erfter 2inie fpuroe bic Mitglisber3ab!
zines jebsn &lubs SpiIhen bem /.
Waai unb 1. Sept'mber auf 81 Spies
Ter beihrdntt = 5 fir bas Gubere
unb 8 fir bas innsre GeIb, 8 fir bic
gmpfnnasitation unb 7 fir bas
Sdleuberertorps; fernsr ToI,n bic
iGhrli4sn nit snprmen Soften bers
iniipften @inii6ungstouren na6 ben,
Siieen nidt Dor bem l. MdrS anges
treten iperben.
9lls neusr 9erpaltunssrai6 fir
bas tommenbe Sa6r purben bic Sers
ren Serrmann (gint), Orepfub
Wittsb.), SempItsab or. gorD, @aff,
nep CSpiton) uno Gbbets (9rootl.) J
ertpGblt.
gs purbe ebenfals bei6lofien bi,
iibIi9en SerbititrsifSiies Der &Iubs
na9 benz StluiIe Der Gallon gu IN.
terIdgeu. faas bic amsrican 9isa ii9
bieIem @erbpt aniblisbt.
Die nter.Streitfrogs, in pel6et
8rootIpn bic adufIumme bon $4,000
fir nidbt ubgeIitfsrtes Mdteridl (Sinz
ferl bon Cincinnati suriidperlan9t,
bins eeItern abero mad lG1gersr Be-
rat6ung nod in Sdnebs.
Die porseitsrn aus ITEM gort Bier
einsetroffene Rnhrift BON bem 0ers
faufe beg bortigen americdn Qiau
Slubs r6i96lunosrs" an 5errn Sub.
&. Spnida irar perfriiti, ou bic On.
seIegenbeit nod ni6t snbgiittiq 1um
SdIuiTe getpmmsu 1T. 9lu6 foq 6err
6pnida in Der Sdfe nur ais Qloers
fir ben MilIionGr gierbrauer gtups
pert opn 8roolIpu auftreten.
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Gpnntasss Spnsert
Or. 1nnmnlo fat fir Counting cin
intcrchantcs Hrugramm suiam.
mengeitelt.

Sir 6aS nGdIte Gonntag5fon5ert
6es OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, oas am
Sorntag gtadynlittag in Der @suiif'
bale itattfinOet, bat Or. @r1tit Suit
malo Elm Observation-Disclosures 9rogrmnI
5uiammenseIteQt. Inter ben 5ur 4ui.
fiibrung gelangelloen gt,urrinern be-
finoet iih all1 eiite aonpoiition BON
Seamersberger Die y9aai5ene" fir
Streider. 6arfe, 9ab ,mo SDupaiii.
Ger Gerfauf Der Gaaeriebilet3
fiir oas aon5ert ninlult am Samitag
Worgpn bel Der gburb geinfan1p
SO. 109-111 @eit gierte Strnbe,
ieineu anfang, a6er 8orailsbeitellun.
gen fiir @aQerieiise perben iton
iest I'M gureau Der Srdeitra 9liio.
ciation, 3imnter 9eo. IL i'm Simes
Star 8ebdlloe entgegengenommen
jeoob limb bic geIteaer geboIten lire
gillets perionlih am Sanritug BEL Der
Gburd- 9eintanp So. ab5ubolen.
9elesentli9 ber beiben nG6iten
&onserte, bic am Ra9mittag bes 18.
unb am abeno oes 10. DECEMBER itatts
fiuOeu, nirtt ais SDlift elm Mitslieb
Der bieiigen &iinitlertolpnie. 9err Or.
5erp Gulet, Elm Witslieb Der SatuItGt
ees Cincinnati Gonierputorn Of Mus
iic nit. Der ni6t nur als 2ebrer bes
9eianses, ionbern audi als ausiibenber
aiinftler einsn sldn5snben Ruf seniebt.
3ls programm Der bsiSen aonaerte
1T tuie folst:
Symphonic 30. 8 In gsDur Sapon
Uric aus ppaulus" :. Wenbelsfobn
Spmpbonif6e Sihtung
rGentbeitIea" Sugo Wolf
aiebergruppe
Spmpbonifde 0i6tuns
~9piebrao" Smetana.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-10
@ehtn sic iidber uHb er!nmseu sie bic
GRIEIEA AL
nm
Sc Gtsarre
TEE PETBR IBjLD G0MPANY.
912 9iGin sfrGhe
Aas bem WanaisipaIserttst

Seine unIelise osioenitbuft iiir Mors
pbium bat ben 80 Sabre alien 4lTre6
Dan gum Dieb gemue,t. Der utaun
Der emit before Gage geIeben batte, lit
fart bem Worpbium ergsben unb uns
tsrnimmt uues, Inn ii9 GeIo Fir Den
2lntGuf bes Narfotttums gu beIOreeu.
Nus einem &pntor i'm 8ierte Nationat
9ant 9ebdube butte Dan eine lIbr
entipenbet unb faufte fir ben @rl0s
WOrpbium. Ricbter Stride perurtbsilte
ben W&ann gu bier Wbonaten arbeitss
baus.
3u elmer Celebrate pon $50 nebft
Soften tpurbe Der oboa9lpie 8ert
Spurlod peroonnert, Der unter Der Be
idulbigins bes Strubenbettels benz
Ri9ter poreefiihrt tpurbe. Spurlod
batte 5tpeirnal ben @eriu6 gema4t, iib
pOn ben 8ean,tsn, bic feline 0erbaftung
pornabmen, lOsSureiben, I'M bic Glu9t
gu erereifen.
See Reiier unb CLARA saabin, tpels
be in sinem !oauie an Der 2ongiportb
Strabe angetroffen tpurben. erbtelten
ie 10 Sage Qrbeitsbaus.
Sliper 5dnel unb glnna &iiIid, Die
ii9 in eiuem 6duie an Der Clinton
Strabe Elm Stelbidein geaeben batten,
mubten cine 9elbitrafe BON ie $25
nsbft Soften ii6er fit ersebsn laiIeu.
Wegen OuIbens eines 9liifsIpiels
iollte fi9 Der Heeer Charles 2efuis BON
Der Sit Sront Strube, iotpie eins Inz
subl RuiIeeenofen unter Der 8ei6uIois
aung Ser Sbeilnabme an einem @liidss
ipiel beruntfporten. Der Shdtbeitdno
Der abbaItung bes IN Rebe itehenben
Spisls tpnnte niht brett eriptefen
tperben, aber oennob perurtbeilte Rihz
ter Stride bic geT9ufoigter auf @runb
Der llmItanosbeipeife sr einer Gelbs
itrdfe BON $50 unb Soften. @inem Mna
trag auf Strafaufifub ipuroe ftattges
se6en. Der @ngetlaete s. Wc@ee, Der
an bem Spiel t6silqenomnen bd6en
iolI unb ndd1 ben 9(usideen Der Be
druten aud bic Wirfel in feinen 8efi5
hattie, beontraate cine 0er6anbliiug
Dor elmer Surp, tpelhem @erlangeu
entfprohen tperben miro.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-10

erbobt fporben III unb Deren nahberis
ger ginipanb Don bem 9oaro Of Goms
plants obaeipiefen iDorbsn III, bat cine
ginbdItsflase gegen ben County
ShaBmeiiter anseitrengt, I'm benjele
ben su perbinbern. bic Steuern auf bic
erb0bte ginfd1Buna einSutrei6en.
1onp 9iasio, 9eiiber elmer Reitaus
ration in go. 1876 Cii 5ront Strab.,
Der arlsebli6 babel eripil6t ipurb.,
alg er. obne 2i3ens au bsIibsr. eeiitiae
Gstrdnfe perfaufts, ipurbs 5um lIeber>
fluff nod nit $787.22 auf Der Gop.
iteuer aifte belaitet. lin bic gintreie
6unq biefes 8etrages su perbinbern,
itrengte er oefteur cine Ginbaltstlase
gssen ben gountn auoitor unb ben
Gountp=S1a bmeifter an.
Die Globe Iailorina 50. tlaste Elm.
sSorberunr iiber $309.37 aesen gIbert
g. Gludner Elm.
Samantba Rau, 8ornluno bes gIas
renee Rap, Der am %. Mai 1914 Don
Dem Mutomobil bes Z. 8. Gtrobl oes
troffen unb uerlebt tpurOs, hat Die gr.
lduoniB erbalten. BON Stro6l $S5 in
erlebiguns aller peitersn 4ufprii9e
81 aeceptiren.
Der ReeeiDer Der Reubinu grsamerY
60. beri4tete. bab sr $2G78.96 an
5onb babe uno bic einasrei6ten Tors
feruneen iif duf $7758.86 6elaufen.
gr ipurbe ermdhtigt, ben @lGu6iaern
cine Oipfoenoe Don "a prosent aus3us
besab!en.
Soc Smith plaibirts aeftern b.s
alsinbiebitabls ffulbia unb purbe an
80 1daen @efdnauib. 5000 unb aos
ften perurtbeilt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-10
aranfbeit
Sat bic 80 Sabre alts Grace Snpis
in ben yoO getrieben.

Mit elmer Gdubpunbs in Der rsds
ten S6Idfe ipnrbe asItern UaOrsen
bic 35 Sabre alte Grace Dapis, in
ibrem s3immer beg soit9auies BON 6.
W. Wbalsp, go. 1862 ct. aeaer
place toot aufgsfunben. Der goro.
ner, lDelAer bon bem gorfaQ 6ena9s
riHtiat purbe. lisb bic 9ei6e mad
geiidtisuns in Der Do6nuns.
als sSrau WbaIep geii.rn Morgsn
bos 3immsr betrnt ianb iie Grace, in
ibrer Worsensarbsrube ssiIeibet be,
ipubtEos. nit einsr TART blutenb.n
aopfipunbs auf unO iab .inen ReDpl.
Der auf bem 5ubbooen li,gen. Or.
g. .. aennsbp tpurbs .ilisft ber6eis
gerufen. bod tount, Der ar3t nur nod
ben Sob tonitotiersn.
iSrGulein Dapis, bic in Der Mu6i
tors Office Der Selspbon 9eieQ.
I6aft tbdtia ssipeisn 1T, mar felt ian,
gerer 3eit leibeub. Dor einigen Wlo.
natsu ipuroe lie Don sin.m auio Der
Gbparbs NanufaeturiHs Co., beinl
lIsberidreiten bts syabrbammes, an
Der 4. unb WaInut Strab. nieberges
ftobtn. ipoburh lie 0erlsBunsen ba.
Dontritg, bic iie ldnser, 8sit alf BEN
&ranienlassr bidt. Cine alase, bi.
gsssn bic Jirma auf $4,000 S9as
oensrlaB einssreidt mar. tpuroe
aubsrseri9tli9 erlsbist, unb erbislt
'srGulsin Ddpis ben getras Don $500.
Seit bieisr 3eit mar Graulsin 0apis
nelanfoliid unb sriff in cidsm gu.
Itanb sur Waffe.
Die @sritorbene tpohnte nit ibrsr
Satp.iter Snbin, in bem aoitbaus.
Sine anbrs S6tpeiter CLARA, pobni
10. 112 garfi.lb gfacs. Cine 9srs
panbte Der 9eritprbsnen tbeilts bsm
Coroner nit, bdk bic Wuitsr. Batter.
.ine S6peiter un6 5pei OnteI Der
8eritorbenen, burh Gelbitmorb aus
,em asben ifisben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-10

gIiiabetb aieficr, 81, 1880 grc-
men Strabe, &rebs.
@illiam Iitrs, A, 750 Belts
StrnBe, gtierenIeioer.
@eorNe @oesuer. 80, Stdotiides
Soipital, WierenIeioeu.
Senrp IeIScr. 72, Stdbtiites glr.
nienbaus Ser5Ieibeu
Wtarn aemnretcr, 80, 259 Garrel
StraBc, 8re6s.
grnit Sflbert, 81, 3,peia SoIpt.
tai. SfEpinbiiirft.
SuIius Ooenbnd. AZ, Stdotifhcs
SoipitnI, 2eltitmcro.
2clliie Gobn, So, s37 Stnolau
Strabe, Rierenlei6en.
9lmonoc &iGis, 65, 1862 Gin
Strobe @rouHitis.
oouis Rcrtcrt 81 1893 EirIt
Nrneurc Irice sin Srr,lciocn
@nrbard Hnunter 81. 2SG2 Sole.
rain glUcna. 9}icrelIci6en
2G}or1urci0c llomcii.r a. St1oti.
id,c5 Soipitaf 9Hrrculc,0ar
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&ebmrtem.
q n a S E II.

anaben.
@dIfer uno slnna 9urfe, 1889
Eomer Strabc.
ausilit uno Sobanna Sein, 1920
Montroie Strabe.
Clifford uno ,srancis ga6nun,
1888 9eninan Strabe.
Sarrp uno Soiepbine Mumpp,
1888 Golerain 9lpenue.
Soiep6 unO DIoreuce 9rannou.
giiug 4lace.
Clifford uno GtbeI ainoerman,
1905 Stnte 9Ioenuc.
Clifford uno Iarp 5iiber. 5i5
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man glpenue.
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Soipital.
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ing aooc.
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Wilite6 Strabe.
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mono glpeinie.
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9foao.
gbas. imS gsarp edmiSt, Ss4e
Enplor 9tneraIe.
Gbas, illo Bertha Sa,fiHs, 1862
Sing plnfe.
syrnnt lin6 Sbereia 2attis, 34o5
Carpenter StrnBe.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-10
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-12

NOW INCREASING
Head of Copper Queen Says
Co. Is Selling Almost
Up to Production.

Bisbee. Ariz.. Sept 12.-The copper
situation is improving, according TO a
letter written by DR.. James Douglas
head Of the Phelps-Dodge company, TO
his son, James S. Douglas, In response
to an inquiry regarding a complete
shut down Of the Copper Queen mlne'
as had been rumored-
DR.. Douglas wrote that the question
of closing the operations OF the SOPPS.
Oueen had never been conslderedi lnat
The demand for copper is steadily IN IN
creasing. and that the Copper queen
and other companies have been selIlHs
at almost the rate Of production
News Encouraging to Bisbee-
The news proved extremely encouI
s-inp to Bisbee where disquleung u
TTors had been current It IS consiQ-
cred that DR.. Douglass slateI4SlI -
CARBOHYDRATES, however. The fnelps-
Oo5re company is selling agent -ot " -
.|o15er Oueeu- Calumet and Arlzona'
as -T9or,inion Copper company ana De
II g. & A. Busy at Ajo.
Tho Calumet & Arizona is continuing
e.. aV-Derimental work as usual at ~
preat low GRADE copper deposlls IN -; u
80 mountains, Southwestern -
[,o777+v. The force Of men e InpLos 80
mas not been reduced and no changes u
aDv kind have been made sst+
test mill has been set up anu II -
"a not now in operation VIII DC i"
very short time