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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-01
SCHOOL BOARD PLAN

SCHOOL BOARD PLAN.-"Plan to
allow parochial school pupils to take
advantage of public school facilities
referred to finance committee. -
News Item.
1t might profit more to the city at
large, and not a select few, by plan
ming to make the public schools the
best in the world, second to none.
Education, except such as prescrib-
ed by cOmOmn consent and executed
by the state through it's public and
high schools, must be individual
choice, in which case the state has
no more right to dictate than it would
to select the business or profession
foE its citizens. Education, therefore,
in parochial schools, like business col
Ieges, must be of Individual choice.
The public schools being open to-
all children, then as they are the
better schools, parents are welcome
to esnd their children there, free
gratis and for nothing. If, however,
they care to send them to an inferior
school and pay for their little educa-
ton that is their private business, but
God help the children in their strug-
gle through life. A good, sound edu-
cation will pull them through Gfe's
battles and enable them to make life
worth living. far more so right here
and now than all religious teachings
impaired by Jew, Gentle or House Of
David.
Moreover, if the public schools be
ungodly, why do cody institutions
desire to rub elbows with them? An
other thing that should not be allow
ed is having a parochiaI school in
the vicinity of a public school. Hat
red and malice is engendered there
by. Might say that trouble is legged
on" by the parochial school against
the public school pupils,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-01

those happenings daily and who no
doubt formed opinions of girls of
this class. But all this goes to show
that these girls are where they don't
belong, because when it comes tC
mixing the sexes in business without
some bad results it can't be DONE
"Jimac."
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-01

When political parties fall into the
background in favor of particular re-
igious confessions it would show that
the struggle is not a party struggle,
but religious sentiment for gain of
hierarchy supremacy. in which case
the latter must be thwarted with all
available means at command and
stamped ANTI-AMERICAN and con-
trary to the constitution. Taking
from a state institution for benefit of
a religious institution should be con-
sidered criminal and treason against
the constitution of any government.
One thing certain, if a religious
school is an institution, free from the
institutions of the state, it cannot be
given any place within the states in
stitution to exercise, however small,
ecclesiastical influence. Keep church
AMI state separate Build the public
school system to point of highest eff
ficiency, that being the foundation
stone of this country, the land of the
free and home of the braVe.-NeUtral.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-23

Paramount feature the attraction al the
Virginia theatre yesterday aud today In
PRODUCES beautiful Edna Goodrich as a
picture star Her part the uue role.
gives her worthy opportunities in which
70 display her attractive ability. She
acts with skill that b. made more en-
1oyable by her beauty and charming per
sonallty. The direction Is OF an excel
lent sort. OF chief note are the beautiful
canadian forest scenes. which beside
being well chosen are photographed with
a regard for tho pleasing effect Of soft
tones. NeVer are they Einriugiv hrii-
liant Tn fact tinted ia artistic shades.
they even rest the eye. The scenes other
than these that take place IN Canada are
ture
The gambling house. with It's secret
rooms and mysterious passages. II very
good. The story tells how a simple
country girl placed her faith In a stran-
ser. disroEarding her old lovers warn
ing a. 60 his character. she marrios
him 20 discover that he Isl "a gambler and
later that he has another wife Her old
lover hears ~ her sorry plight and shell
terE her with MS name and home FOR
which no demands nothing Tho william
enters again. however. for the purTose
~ rcViNing the old love lie demands
that his wife leave the country with him.
but IN nffourfinE 90 escape from tho u0-
lice he IL KILLED. The play De- endoW 81
wien "a number % strong situations that
Keep one ever IN the alert 80 10 the con-
cluHion
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-23
LADS WALLS STOP
AT SIGHT OF TOYS
YOUNoSTER GETS LOST AND
WANDERs INTO HEAVEN.
Cant Cry When Heaps Of Toys Ap-
pear Before H.n-Olstraeted
Mother Comes te Rescue.

A Lad wandered from misery into
paradise yesterday afternoon when
he happened into Nichols art store
on Market street. He was. striving in
no little walls TO locate his mother.
Along Market street he wandered aim.
lessly, shedding an abundance OF dis
tressed tears
Then he stopped in\frout Of NlcoIrs
art store. The door was opened as
someone came out. and the forelorn
youngster squeezed his way IN. His
high-pitched crying soon filled tho
store. Shoppers and clerks hurried TO
him. Women murmured compelling
words. but the lad was all unheeding.
Someone led him TO the back Of the
store Between rubbing his tear.
stained eyes. he caught a glimpse OF
Heaven. His last wall ended In an
ecstatio COCOON" In a moment
he was among hundreds of TOYS. His
hands reached everywhere. Chuckies
eminated where only "Boo-hoos" had
been before A crowd gathered about
him and laughed at his quick change
OF temperament.
Then there was a whiri OF anxiuus
motherhood. IN the persons OF Mrs.
Finley. OF Bellaire: and a bundle OF a
boy was jerked suddenly back 70 earth.
Mrs. Finley Rugged the wandernr. lost
IN the heat Of shopping. The lad was
pleased with these demonstration.
but be still stole lingering and critical
slances at those toys.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-23

blended into the role OF the tempestuous
unconventional girl Of the north. In
comedy. Miss Diehl nas Few rivals
which makes all the more effective her
highly emotional work ia tho thrilling
climaNes which punctuate the play. In
tho role OF The minister. 4 minister as
Far removed from those we know as is
Tess from the society debutante. Mr.
Ryder Keene will undoubtedly duplicate
the success that has been his In other
cities. Mr. keeme has proven n popular
matinee idol elsewhere. but unlike many
OF the Tx. he f. a mans man 90 tho core
and an actor who has received his
schooling under no less n person than
David Hclaaco. Manager Tactkenhnuar
f. particularly fortunate In his selection
Of director. lie has secured Mr. James
Doyle. one of the most able lieutonants
In his profession and TO MIN the credit
VIII b. due for what promises 60 be an
eEtraordinary scenic production and a
fawlcsa performance
Manager Moore looked fonE and far
FOR an organization 10 which he couf~
lend the name OF his fheaser with the
assurance that 30 would reflect credit 20
the standard 81 the playhouse n b.
safe 60 predict that tho court Theater
stock con- pany'a presentation 81 Tess
~ the storm Country VIII rank with
the best Of the higher priced road at
fractions. Lovers OF tho spoken drama
viii welcome n weekly attraction Of pop
ular prices hy company whose merit
la known
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-23
THE THEATRE
MAY rRWT

one night during her enRaRement nj
80 EaFh theatres New York, Nav Ir-
wins performance OF "93 WashIaetoD
square In which she will be seen soon
az the Court theatre ChristInas. u1atfnee
sn1 night was completely upset and
uetayeo much 10 the amusement OF fho
suuience py tho entrance OF a new ac-
vi INTO the cast He was uncuod un-
eAPected and unwelcOmed.
he was -Blizxard" Miss Irwin's net
eensora cat: Miss Irwin has instnlted
MN as onicial stage cat In Hucceseion
- Stubby. who held the fob. 'stub-
". was breaking his successor IN ans
showing him over the house. as ali good
predecessors should. A number or ma
women members OF the audience were
tnotnentarily frightened by dlscovcrfna
i've cats prowlinE around under the
Then 'BIiszard- as all nav broom.
sweep clean, broke away from hts men
t tor' STUDY tried TO call him back.
S 3ut the other cast was keen on the Job.
ne Jumped on the rail OF the stage boz
and walked on the stage sat thers Snd
began 70 wash his face complacentiv-
Miss Irwin was n the middle OF an
important scene and couldn't under
stand the continued laughter OF tha
a9dienesf Finally she turned and look
What do you think OF that" al. in
terpolated TO Leonard HOLSTER"
cat laugh"
Amid the laughter OF the audiene.
stage. remarlIing:
Two weeks, notice in writing for
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-23

The Court Theater stock cornns,v nil
open Monday, December ~, contfnufne I
tuesday and "Wednesday. with a dsilv
matinee. Its Introductory orering viii
be Toss OF the Storm Country" q ara.
matization OF Rupert Hughes vital
compelling novel OF the same name
Tess" says little Ir1a Marie Dfehiv
leading woman. is the most whinaicai
and spirited character have ever
played. To M she f. such a dear. be.
cause she he's - many sides to her
Character. That's what makes her 81
humnn-therc's nothing OF the NANNY
pamby about her. There are moment
OF keen tragedy. melting pathos. and
yet there are the most delicious or com
edy situations ] have begun 10 realizo
how quick mo public is to APPRECIATES the
fincerity Of the actor or -cfre~s Tho
dramas in which we give the best that
y In us are always the once they enjoy
the most They are quick 70 detect an =
ialEeness. any uunafurafness..
That perhaps, explains why hreczv.
lrrcsisuble Tess. stormy daughter ~
the forests OF the far north. ia account
20 one OF Miss Diehi's most succcsgf,iI
parts, Her charming personality. nor
rare beauty. her magnetism are All
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-23

first part OF the constitution was act
ed upon a a similar meeting held last
week.
A representative OF each OF the four
ORGANIZATIONS was present. Another
meeting OF the constitutional commit
tee will likely be held next week.
when the work will be completed.
ready for the contamination OF the
merging at the annual meeting Of the
Wheeling board, when officers OF the
newly formed organization will be
elected and the association launched.
II will be known as the Wheeling
Commercial Association. The follow
ng ORGANIZATIONS will be consolidated:
wheeling Business Mems Association.
Retail Grocers' Protective Association
of Wheeling. Wheeling Credit Mems
Association and the Wheeling Board
OF Trade
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-23

situations all through this picture are
thrilling. crowding the four thousand
feet Of film to the limit interviewer
among exciting scenes and incidents
and running all through the story. Is
an unusual romance that Is delicious
~ refreshing because OF being worked
out from a different angle and raises
the picture far above the ordinary
plane or screen stories. Every known
thrill has been put In this production
and keeps the interest at fever heat
during the entire length OF the pic
formances start at 100. 2:45, 1870.
ture. Pathes marvel pictures ana
good comedies are also shown. Per
Sis. $500. $3.50 p. m. Coming tomor-
row-Ralph Kellard and Dorothy
Green in Her Mothers Secret"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-23
MURDERED HEa cHIln

YOUNGSTOWN. Pa. Dec. 22-Mrs.
Helen Leibfried. aged rs, Is being held
pending an Investigation into her SAINT
~ following the fnding OF the woman
sitting beside the mutilated BODY OF
her two-year-old daughter Katherine.
az her home in Roxbury. near here.
today. The childs throat had been
cut and its body mutilated with a
butcher knife. The authorities be-
lieve tho woman killed the child while
temporarily insane.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-23
MERGE COM MITTRE
Holds Another Session Last Nioht 70
Frame Constitution FOR New
Consolidated Body.

The constitutional committee Of
the special consolidation committee
20 frame a constitution and bylaws
for the four local commercial orrani-
zatlons 10 be merged under the head
Of the Wheeling Board 81 Trade. held
lengthy meeting last night I'm the
assembly room of tho association and
took up the latter part OF the proposed
constitution section BY section The
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-23
CHARLES HICKMAN
At THE REX" TO-DAY.

The fastest. tho greatest and the
best Of Cyrus Townsend Bradye
stories. Heights Of Hazard" was
shown 10 large audiences a. yeuter-
days performances. This photoplay
viii he shown again today. Charles
Richman. Tho distinguished stage star.
and cast Of eminent VitaEraph stars
are seen In this absorbinE and inter
cstinE story Tn filming the Heights
Of Hazard the realism OF an African
hunt scene vas emphasized b. tho
use OF real lion The scenes and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-23

A damage suit asking FOR 5000 dam
ares wa filed 81 the q. T.. court BY
Thomas Humes OF Bellaire through his
attorneys u. r. Tyler and r. W Echert-
ger against william j. McClain Jr. -.
OF Beilaire- Plalnttff alleges that on me
10Th day Of January. 1915. while work
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-23

Forest Perry OF GAINESVILLE convict
ed In the last criminal session Of DO, a..
picking and Thomas Thompson Of Mar
tins Kerry convicted Of larceny we're
taken 20 Columbus yesterday 10 serve
nldeterminate sentences in the Ohio
state pcnltentlary. They We're taken
away BY Deputy Sheriff John c. Iddings.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-23
Stomach Trouble.

Mrs. a. TOussaint. Whitesboro. N.
y says: "Chamberlain's Tablets are
excellent for stomach troubles and BIZ.
iousness." Mrs Toussaint speaks from
experience In the use Of these tablets
ObtnInahlo nEerNMhnra -Adr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-23

Attorneys Cowen and Walker Of st
Clairsville flied n divorce petition IN
the common pleas court in behalf Of r.
". Kidd against Libbfe Kidd Of Martins
Ferry. extreme cruelty are the grounds
upon which he asks a divorce.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-23
rrespassing caoe conttnued.

The trespassing case OF TIE state Of
ohio against Waiter. Asa and Zach
fawcett OF ST. Clairsvllle. which WAS
started In the court OF SOU ire Davies
yesterday was continued until 3 o'clock
today
The prosecuting witness in his case IS
Mr.. Van Dorm sutton who alleges that
the Fawcetts came 20 his new home on
East Main street Tuesday morning, en-
tered the house and carried cut a part
Of his property.
MI Zach faWcett says that he went
10 the house for the sole purpose Of pro-
tecting his rights 10 the property. He
alleges that he has a right - part OF
the properly until money due him for
labor IL paid.
The chief question involved IN this
case Is who had the right 10 possession.
Wednesdays session was closed by the
argument OF Attorney A. NJ. Brown for
the Stale. Court VIII be opened this
morning by the arguments Of Attorneys
w, W. Cowen and ". J. Walker for tbs
defense
Quite a little interest t. being shown
by local people as many re attending.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-23

Ing on the Christian Church OF Beliaine
ne zen from the scaffolds which broke
M1a received permanent injuries Tor
Mnicn no asks the above damages. lie
says that II was due to the negligence OF
the defendant IN the construction OF the
sfaffolds that caused them tu.~break let
ting the plaintiff fall n distance Of Is
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-23
shakespearn c1nh.

The members OF the Shakespeare club
were delightfully."- entertained at the
home OF Mrs. w, W. Morton OF North
Main street last evening. Many pleas
ing diversions were furnished and an
enjoyable evening was spent
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-23

Lawrence Van Horne OF this place
who was found guilty last month Of lar
ceny Jas taken TO the state rcforuatory
At Mansfield yesterday by deputy sher-
III Bert DC. .cnnauEhE His sentence 10
this institution u indeterninate.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-23

The Church OF God OF Martins Ferry
to the Romanian Orthodox Church socis.
" Of Martins Ferry. Property IN Mar
tins Ferry $500.
Faustino Grassi. admr. to Crispina
mo1ehi. land situated in Richiand ID,
. Henry cecilto William Rooney. land in
Martins Ferry. 81.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-23

There fa not married woman m
Wheeling who would not be- Interested fn
seeing -norfw a ge1rgr Nisine
ul forIHr fn appear nf The Colonial
Theatre nest Friday and Saturday
Nrrrrmtnr cffh nrd 16thD because it
ir1Ia with r. matter in which they are
vitality interested VIZ fhe family purse
Tn. question Hf ierua fn "H1nfwarnan-
ie shall husbands permit their wives
fn conduct fHr household and dlahuraa
re money needed FOB conduct the fsura-
fi" affairs. Hr shall Dol butt fn~ and
InrIaf Uu SHARING fnIH rrrrunrIhfIfr Hn1
handling frr n1uarhHlf money hlmeaff7
Ir .r other words should H husband and
VIC nf icaat .hIrr ln the dianurrInr ~
the hnurrh0d wunerf Do ie m vital prob
JONI often wruUkIrr The matrimonial
UrIf' NJ nn HHfIHfHrfUru nnIufInn Dr. found
In"re IH H frnr0 dramatic story in|
rIWuwrn' DEALING with love ro-|
nance and tragedy. each hearing nn|
fHr subject matter referred fa above
Iu H0nlw0wcn Maufo Feliv az the
arrriefed wife finally wins and rartir-
Irnfra In her hurhHnfH rnrulnra with
nuf having f0 nnnWrr fo him Tor petty
details Husbands In Wheeling ought fn|
poo bow rno 900 lf Young folks manning
unrrIrra miEhf ref n pointer ur two III
Iha colonial Friday end saturday III
thIa week
vrRurNrA-aJoHu Aunrsraouu.a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-23
$ Professor Digs doing these

'whsrs Professor Diggs doing these
days.
Hes trying TO decipher Baby1onian
tablet"
Any results so far
Mrs. Digs has nervous prostrafion
and the children have been sent 20 the
home OF \ relative. '-Birmingham Age
Herald
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-23
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES soua .

.frteresflnF meiodrsmn is tho material
~ The SIRENS song. the current fon-
lure offering NJ the Colonial theatre.
Thrills there are ln considerable ahund-
aucr. such aa the damollshment % u
bucket shop hv euraEed stockholders. ~
flrnf on the deck n rhfr followed BY
r. f1I into The water. and another hand
encounter enacted uu dry ground THE
story o. good and moves with rapid ar-
tiou crnridrrinr tNr unueual nur1her ~
principle. Three major plot threada are
reaponaihle Tor tlr eiTe N the cast. but
fnn picture never Cunfueea because OF
them. The production la up f1 the hfrh-
eHf shuherf mark md she realistic a.
mOaphere excellent
The story relsfea tho obstacles which
H reformed Young man rrHfa uIfh when
Do attempts f0 live down hIr past BE
Tel niF Ily surreasfui finally but bic arch
HunuIra HIa former employer. bucket
shop operator and BITE female companion
ore forever rHrrinr ur In nIr way. Win
resulting excitement. 'TIr SIRENS SONG
Ia m note chiefly because of Interesting
story and strong cast
THE subject fnEHa second rank with
no rirfuro ever shown in tho colonial In
fact one fs NOT often permitted such
nj pleasing feature
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-23

Guardianship OF ". H. and Helen v
Belts. minors. account settled.
Guardianship OF William Clark. a min
OF. account filed and notice ordered
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ST. CLAIRSVILLE

ST. CLAIRSVIILE. O., Dec. 22-The
Iouowing marriage licenses were issued
IN the probate court yesterday.
Elmer W. Chrlstman. age ~, Of OZARK
and Carrle Henderson,, age l6 Of Arm
ss,1,rVnSs NILS. squire Sldebottom OF St
GAINESVILLE married the couple.
- Fred &. Secrest. age IS. and Lille f.
Parker. age 20. both Of Belmont. squire
Sldebottom OF 81. Clairsyille married the
Earl kirchner axe rs. OF New Brighton
Ia. and Mabel Albaugh. age %, OF
barnesville Were married by Rev. Dick
erson % ST. ClairsViile.
Guard lanshln OF w u md EInlnr, Y
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-10-21
STlLLWkTEP

Doe Eddy has returned from Denver
Mrs. L.. Wmser left for Sterling
Thursday on business.
Mrs Barker and Mrs. y. NJ Francis
were recent callers on Mrs. flke.
Miss Gertie Robertson went to Wei
dona 10 visit her brother and sister,
Mrs Wagner and sister, Mrs. Bates,
were guests ut b. Francis Thursday.
Mrs. Waikof and children spent a
few days with Mrs. Nieman last week.
Jay Hoffman and A. pischcI were
out looking fur hogs in this part Of the
country Thursday,
Mcsdames Roe and Snyder were call
ers al the Fike home Thursday and al,
50 at the Robertson. Norton and Hurt
gen homes.
Mrs, StCiair and children moved 60
Morgan Wednesday for the winter
where Nh StClair has work in the
sugar factory.
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FRuiT FERTILIzED 81 BEES
coiored, Fragrant Feists CT Ciss5cm
are Advertising s,gabsard Tai.
ing Where Htrey Is.

Gy FRANCIS JAEGER Minnesota Ex.
p-ilmeHt Stal.aaI
If there were no bees fruit trees and
2rher plants could not produce fruit.
Apple. plum, eaenmblti eloYpf, ais.ae.
sifaita, ere lcrHized by bees. Honey
Is the halt with which the bee is In.
daeed 10 perform This task. The col
cred, fragrant petals Of the blossom
ire the advertising afeub9ard telling
lie bee where the hcHey msy bc
QUAD.
II the Blossom "a to "sct fruit" the
lee with its fuzzy body mast brush
nme of The yEl!aw dust called pollen
from the male orgens or ant!frs Of the
blossom. and. flying away 70 another
bosscr., deposit this pollen on Che fa-
male crran Culled The stigma, The
blossoms are 30 arranged that 10 get
It the honey the baa must first brush,
rs{h its roller-c8Fs red body. against
ths stigma, thus completing TIN pclli-
Gltiun.
As scnn rs Ii has performed its
iay. 1t ma, draw a check for the
work In tho iorg Of n drop Of honey
1T tic bottom Of the blozsom. While
drawing this pay, tho bze is inyolun.
tar.iy covered with pollen again and
made ready 10 proceed TO the nest
blossom and repeat the process,
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CATCH The WINGED INSECTS
cnod Grand Of EeeT Coating er Coal
Tar Paint Proves Excellent Trap
for curzulio MiIlers.

| have found q new and better way
l'tan to spray fruit treaa-catth the
winged insects. Abeut sunset when
the blossoms are falling, and again
twn weeks later. ! paint any old roof
with a coed brand Of roof coating. or
coal tar paint, and set n bright Ian.
tern in the middle Of the foaf all
night writes Irving Tabcr Of Ohio In
Green's Fruit Grower. The curculio
mlilcrs viii cume 10 see the light and
fail into the ceal TAR paint, stick fast
and die. In this way / have caught
brown millers, white millerF, lots Of
them. end beetle bugs. They nearly
covered the roof tho first night and
gat a lot every night.
Sc, an open terehlight or vocd fire
in the cabbage patch all night, ali
snTmer and the cabbage m.llcrs will
IL into 4 and You VIII have 10 worms
II YOUR cabbage.
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NOTICE Eou tTIuN.

n. Z. L. PuHImderl serial H.l0,2.1IH2r6
Hsparimeni of the Interim
L. = Land Gtice at s#tFlg4. Colorado
Sept. 3, 1915.
NOTICE is hereby given that Edward
Jansen, Of Buckingham, Colorado.
who on August 3, 1911. June n. 1915,
made Orig and hdd. IT, L. NJ. 0lCo8S
and No. ol92oo, for Ell sHl-l. EI,g
NWl-l, and the South East Quarter Of.
Section 8, Township & North. Range 50
West, 9Th Principal Meridian, has filed
notice Of intention to make Final Three
Year Proof, to establish claim to the
land above described before United
States Commissioner, Clyde L. Stan
leyl, at New Raymer, Colorado, on the
26th day Of October 1915
Cluimaut names as Witnesses:
Ward ? Young II NtlIu8a. gsFazado.
Emanuel I.ctaEer, Vi
GEORGE Holmcz uf en-
E'iea El5om If EacliaFh4la Cslo. ta-H
a e HaofaNs. RrriAaes,