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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-07
ssit benz Wesinn beS 6rieses ia

Ssit benz Veginn bes 6rieses bat
Sranfreih 8riegsnnleiber i'm getra9e
bon $4.41S.S00.00 sema1t. Die
8eeieruns itebt i'm Sesriif. ipeitere
$1.22O.0O0. 900 5u borsenL iobab Die
8cIammtiumme in fur5er 3eit $5,s
698.000.000 betrneen tpiro. Die
ena[iite ~8rieeSanleibe betragt So
100000. Am IS. Geptem6er
bepili8te oas Earlament $780,
100000. nm ben arieg BIS gum
Se5eubcr iorticten 81 f5uneu. Sa2
mcint III Bill OF Collars fir 3eAu
@ofen. llnb trob oieier Weri1ulhun.
bor9en amerifauiite gautiere oen
aaiierten cine babe Billion 9ollurs
aui unseiiterte Shuloiteine. 3dblt
Oh nodb @eidGitsiinn nit? Seuiihs
lamb bat NIT ieiuen orci langlaufeus
ben Anleiben beim eiaeneu Bolt &c.
272 100000 nui9ebradt. 9cutid,z
Lamb toIfet Der arie9 td9lit $4,000.
900 ODER 20 Cts. pro appi; Gnglonb
bagegen 100000. ODER so Cts.
bro &opi. @abreno Die eneliite Pins
leibe MIR biz DECEMBER ausreibr. lit
9~eutidlono nit Gslb iir ben 1inier.
ielbsug ~oerioret. iobaB es. pie Sr.
Carl Seliieri1. StdatSiefretdr bes
beutId)en @eihsidaeamts, erfldrt, Dor
Wdrs 1919 feline nclIe Nnleibe aufsus
brinsen brdrihi. @elhes bon beibcn
V6lterr Die lepteu 9olsencn auScln
iibri9 buben nirb. lam man iih aus
oenten. Inf ieben Sail touneu gna
lanb's Silisoueleu nidt Lancer holtcrn
dlS Die 9entihlone's.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-07
Sn ieincr SnausuratiunS. Refe iagtc

Yrdiibent Wilion inter Mnberem:
Il summon all honest men. all pa
triotic, all forward-looking men to my
side. God helping me, l will not fail
them, if they will but counsel and sus-
tain me-"
Seute mehr dis lie Io1te Der &oncreB
81 elmer Sonberiieuns 5uiammenbes
rufen iperben. llnb Der YrdiiDent
iolte bieies tblln. niht allein, ipsil er
es periprpc1en bat, ionOeru baupts
idhlid) oeslpegen. neil er baSu i'm
Gimme Der Understanding pers
pflihtet lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-07

Subn ,. 9fodefeler mill nit Der
britiidl siransoiGeu Nnleibe nidts gu
tbun babeu. Cine S%inansratte. Die it'd
nidt ani Elm iinfenocs Sdiff beseben
nil. Nber Die Scutid), amerifancr iinb
&anocsperrdtber, ipeil tic ihr @elo
nidt IN England Scgeu Seutihlanb
riStierCn pollcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-07
Ter graHsent Der @er(aoss @cIel

Ter GrGiSent Der @erlaes @cieas
id)aft. lpeld)c baS .6ome unS Gplntrp
1asasine" bcrausgibt, tbeilt Der
tatboliifen 1reiie briefIit NIT, bab
Die 9enannte @cielitaft nitt bautes
rot lei. nod bab ir9enbipie geridtlin
seeeu Tie porseganeeu piirbe. Wan
bate etipos Srubei nit Sub .riptionss
Neenten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-07
u
l)lll

SNHie III Sienstag Ibenb Us.
nH September) offi5ieu III Netp
V Yort betannt eegeben pnr@
De, habcn Die l%tnterbano@
Iunsen 3piihen Der anslosiran5pii@
Iten SinanSs 8ommiiiion uno a,nerts
taniiten 9anfiers iiber Die eeplante
snleibe gngIanb's nnb 6rqntreit's
tbat1dhlif grfole sebabt. Die In@
leibe miro $500,000.00 betraeen;
bic eiusise ,siderbeit", bic sebuten
pirb, limb semeiuihaftlihe ensliihe
nnb fransOiiide iiiniprp5entise Staatss
idulbiheine.
Dos Yublitum erbdlt Die gntbeilz
Iheine gum anrs bon SO nno 5iebt
Iomit 5R Yrp3ent Sinien. Sie ans
Ieibe 1elbit tpirb bon einem Spnoifat
amerifaniiher 8anfen iiberncmmen.
bic bieielbe gum 8urS BON 90 iibere
nimmt. Die 8ilbung oieies Spnoifats
bleibt 5. g. Iorsan & SO. unb elmer
beceutenbcn @ruppe dmeritaniId)er
9ants unb Sinau5bduier" iiberlaiien
(bie alio an Der Gnleihe 3ipei Sro5ent
perbienen). Die n~ieori9iten Intbeil>
Ideine betraaen 500 unb fonnen i'll
Staten e%inbesaplt iperben. Wenn
fdnie. fonnen Die antbeiliheine eeeen
gadr poer conpertirbure Az spro5ens
tiee semeinihaftlihe anelosfran5oiiihe
StaatsiAulbi6einc eineetuuidt tpers
ben. Die nah 10 begin. 20 Sahren bon
ben beiben Reeierungen gemeinitafts
lid pber eetrennt eingeloIt iperben
ipllen. 8uBlnnb ut nidt an Der &n>
Ieibe betheili9t.
lin Die Nnleibc IN Den 9~ereinisten
Staatcn popular 5u MAIDEN. pirb bas
2ano in Siitritte poer 3pnen ein9e>
tbeilt perbenL 10 8. .. peroeu in
Bolton. philadelphia, pittsburgh,
Chicago uuo anberen Sinan3centrcn
geipiiie 8dnfen Die Nrbeit iibernebs
men, Die Intbeili6eine auf Den
Ntartt 5u brirgen.
Ser ieBiee Ilan miiB exit nod, bon
Den Sdrlamenten bon Gn9lauo uno
Sranfrcih rutiii3iert iperbcu, bod)
gilt ais urisgemoht, Dag oies MIR cine
Sormiafc iein ipirb, oo Die 1onmiis
lion in itGnoi9er 9abelperbinbuns
nit 2onbon unb Yaris 9e6lieben iii.
8eIfer antbeil Der Inlcibc bon
elmer bulben Riuiaroe Collars oui
gnglano. unb fpelfer auf Sranfrei1
entiGllt, lit nod nift befannt.
Gm Ielben Gage (2s. September)
beiaBte bdS Gretutip : aonnite Der
.9otioual SnSuitrial Seacc Con-
ference" lid in einem geriht nit
Der NQiiertens Guleibe. unb iagt. baB
Der Yrofit sepiiier areiIe IN S400,s
0OO, 900 arieas!ieierrngen beltebt.
bah Die 9unpes : Heierbe : 8anfeu i'm
g~inperne6men nit benz Sanoel itcben.
@s fproert Bants 0epoiitoren aui lire
Ginlaaen aus ben Notionals @nnfcn III
3ieben unb in Staatsbonfen 5u biniers
leaen. Aud) tpiro barauf perrpieIeu,
bah bic europdiid)en He9ierurgen
ourdl Iufbduiliu9 bon 5fuioen duf
Sfulben, Dem Snnterott ertgegens
iteusrN u. /. 10.
Was iit bon Der ,Sitlerbeit" her
enaliiden unb fran5oitIdlen Sidatss
ifulbSfeine 81 balten? Gie itren9
fpnierpatipe n8aibinston Yoit" pom
%. Scptember erfldrt beutlid eenuo:
British labor has written Its pro
test in large letters already upon BRIT
ish governmental war securities; and
poor France, With one-tenth her area
I'm possession OF the Germans, with
her forces row largely composed OF
Old mel and boys ~ their teens poor
France, bleeding IN death every day
and whiin her noble peasants are car
ryias thear $4,000 o1 IN golc each
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-07
eaut @afhinaton surrefpprsens Der

Chicago sribune" (25. Septembcr)
lit es Den 9eamten bes .Notben
&rsu6es" burd bic Administration
perbpten irorocn iiber Die ipabren 3us
ltdube in Werifo gu ipredeu. Ilid
iebr beSeifnenb fir pas @ilipns
Hcoime, ipenn lpnbr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-07

iprahe lciiten fam. benz 1T iest Ges
%leeenbeit bieriiir seboten. Sic balbz
ip0hentIid,e n3be Catholic Eribuue"
srideint i'm Nopentber. fals lid, senlle
porauebe8abIetbc Ibpnnenten fir bies
lclbe finben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-07
Wrshalb t1utd,en mir nus?

.2as nmerfanide Gof nit ausnabme elmer perifpinoenbcn yRiners
lei. III Der 8iatIr guglano idieblib Iberbruin8 geporoer, uo has unpers
i9amte anfnueu Der IaiRrten, Die MN aud" nod ben ameritanern bas nOtbNe
Beb our Sprfcbune bes ari9es mo 3mr tpeiereu RieSerbridung bes ameruas
rUten Sunoels aus ben 5aden boRn noQen, bat uouenos benz SB Den 8ooen
Gnsgeifla8eu." 60 etldrt Die rSainos Staats3etun8" ub ~GnGita"
brngt Die 8emerfung ebenfaQs. Seiocr, glauben mir. Ho Die sesen @ngauos
@iQtlr proeherenoen glemeute ber5ulanbe in Der Iber9roBeu Minoerbei.
&ir t0nnen uns iebt taufeu, aber nitt Die Sbahaten pe9Ieu9uen. 2eberi
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-07

lie Hcfrutiernns in aonaba gebt
nidhi mebr BON Sled. 60 crtldrt Carl
6orbiue. Spesial gerifteritotter Der
81. .. Worlb" in ber .Gbieago
3ri6uue" POM 90. September.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-07
HAS srrd,isbt nit nem Gmtmidelmmes-fsnh?

@ictpria, Sans, ben "a. September 1918.
Se GabpHc Srinule 60, Subuaue. Sopa-
Bertbe 8 r II i-@iuheenb fnncn Sic Ghed ir 500; biercon
tmb $500 fHr ben gntpidchmsss Sonb ub $500 fir Die baIbpodentide
.SIe Catholic Srinne" as 8orausbe5oblung. Sd bofc aus gan5em
Serjen, bub S6re Ssmibunsen bon grfuIg sefront ien peroen nnb bie erren
Snuae zines 1aass gu snsr tdshten rSribune" fufen peroen.
Interchangeable,
81 " SreiIfnu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-07

Ner INNER lid, Elm b%albmpdjenis
lihes fotboli'd,es @latt IN Der 9anocss
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-07

q. u. SreiIins 9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-07

(Sorticpuns aui Der ~. 5eits.)
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-10
NOTICE TO SHIPpERs.

Traction Company express cars
leave Clarksburg for Grasselli, O,Neil.
MT. Clare, Weston, Shinnston, Fair
mont Fairview, Pennington, Man
nington and intermediate points daily
except Sunday. Shipments for MAN.
nfngton and intermediate points
should be delivered in the station not
Later than 900 a. M; Fiairview and
intermediate points, 11:00 a. M; Wes.
tor and Intermediate points, 1900 M.
Quick service, reasonable rates,
and care In handing make this an
ideal line for afippers.
MoNONGAHELA VALLEY TRAC-i
T1oN COMPANY.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-10

'sryiss lILLIyhLho
r C)E Y
4 /
MOT AFFORD TO OVERLOOK
lE ITEM. ~ 6
SHIRT WAISTS
Formerly,sold at$1pO. Dol
lar Day. 2 FOR
$1.OO
UMBRELLAS
Our regular $3.50 seller.
Dollar Day. each
$1.0O
CURTAIN ENDS
Regular soc and 75c value.
Dollar Day. for
S1.0O
MATING RUGS
Value SOC each. Dollar Day,
s1.Oo
PILLOW, CASES
Size 36x42. Value 15c each.
Dollar Day, 10 for
S1.0O
POPLlN
Value Csc yd. Dollar Day
90
FANCY RIBBONS
Value Csc and IS yard. Dol
lar Day. g yards
S1.0O
LADIES' HOSIERY
Regular 40c value. Dollar
Day, pairs
S1.00
GOWNS
$1.25 and $3.50 values. Dol
lar Day. each
$1.0O
SUIT CASES
w Value $500. Dollar Day.
s1.o0
PILLOWS
Weight 4 lbs. Value 75c.
Dollar Day, 2 pairs
$1.O0
LADIES' APRONS
~ Value soc. Dollar Day. 8
S1.oO
BLEACHED MUSLIN
% Value Sc yard. Dollar Day.
s1.oo
FRENCH WOOL SERGE
A regular soc seller. Dollar
Day, yards
S1.OO .
STRIPE WOLFE
Value SOC. Our price Dollar
Day. yards
S1.O0
!, PLAID SILKS
Value SOC yard. Dollar Day,
21a yards
S1.0O
MEMS HOSE
Value 20 pair. Dollar Day.
s1.oo
MEMS COLLARS
Value 15c each. Dollar Day
S1.OO
COAT SWEATERS
Regular s1.oo retailers. Dol
lar Day. 2 for
S1.OO
FLAMMEL SHIRTS
Value $3.50. Dollar Day.
s1.0O
COLONIAL DRAPERlES
Value 25c yard. Dollar Day
special. 6 yards
S1.OO
MEMS SHIRTS
s1.oo value. Dollar Day. 2
s1.oo
S 500 A. NJ.
I he. r IS
T PAYS NO RENT /
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-10
arirusirauuus I'm eanIt p'slifs.

81, n~tmsblnua bsi gtaFn Hbam ..
UlpIilt, bee iansfta 5obnts Sti itubts'
irdtnpm gbtil be- @rubtn Gtntralfabs
erstHtnl eslmai b. Malilt. nit Drda'
ltia Gertrude 9uhhols aus ahtsnsltlht
.hl Berlin bat In bH Iofm ,inu 9tlsps'
ifhaune auF BEN @His bts Meters ntr
gnat in ~gbgtusftIes BIT Berlin iaiiss,
iaabsn. gfaf @bam b.. Wsolllt, bet bti
ghalrus fhnfr p%trtpanhtt ncrbtn mar,
lit CbrlmtnaHi in tintu Gorbsreslmtut.
geint Satin III bic 2odilr bts @utsb'
hbtrs uno Gsmdnoeborfthtrs 9uhhol5
In 4hrtnsftleg. 3ie ari1gsiranuna tono
III osr alttn Dcrftirhs bpn abrensftIos
foii. Der Gtitr pobnts aubsr BEN tteH'
berireienbm Gbef bts 9tntralFabes unb
leiner Satin aud 6%aupimonH MiIbeim
b. mpItls, etr olters gobn bes @snsrnls
ItGb9tfs. Bel.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-10
siabiastuit nus etuhpanstr.

Die ftan'sFite ataitraus BOT haH
uhm abdl itrr arebm 8tl,laaa uui
giablhImt unt 9apptn utHlitn. Dit
9opIkhdurem loltH auf BEN 5scniak
lduistsu pttipsusa mtrstn. no otf 9dul
etahhlrita ouf sarSt @niittHunaep NIT
edneurancitu Dor iuh ethi. atgtn pit b.
ntHtu 6sime Sdus bisieH toatn. Git
fran5sfihe 3fsitrana bat aud 10000
Stiia hahltrm 8raiipanBF btIeili, btt
aus tintm GhiIb BON % 3snttmeitt
greiit uns 80 9ntimsisr 9enet kiitbsn
unb ben 3rtd babtn. eingn sbtil ess
@effits unb otu Cbsrtdrpsr 81 item.
Die .9imes" ttgiit nit, bah bas tualiIdt
arieasminiTitrium itbt alsthFals bic ein'
fahruns zines S~tabIbsbnfs fir bic neIis
iden frubptn plans. Mli5 Ioatu 8ruf'
faiIear bon Itihtem StahI fir bic Bonn
idaftsn anseldofft psrben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-10
xfnsiaus ttfinfit Ssniias ariras.
inbr5mas.

am z. Nptil IN I'm 6aitrafIdnS rrn
1Faalaa cine gulii1n BET ron om Tuiis
ldtn pof esy us5ttsabs etrimiitu arisasi
lAlEft db0thalien uorbfn, hi her rod
oaaHaiiIhfn 9lciltrr 22 aititr a~artisHo
partu. Sin atpiRtr Raiai ans gIaia
srbitIl BEN 3ul9las aut iiinf esr eaift
atatn Elm Gsbst BON 125T5 gta ttipa
5000 MarE, bds tilpa btm Maiuiols
ptrsh Der naiarIih bouia iritgSunbralGs
Bar gtmatltn tleintn 5abrsiags tuiIpriti.
Gin aabtytr Sapautr, Yainaoa aus
GaiTen, BOT 1900 Den fir Gin sorptoos
boot uno eiatn Minenltstr unb srbitlt
oafir BEN 3uldlog. "a aber ale ediift
mtnotfens IS Big As 8abtn titF litetH,
unn bit Gtr0rlung uuBsrbm itbr fart
III, 10 pirb lire 6ebans NIT sr0Ben
Sdpisrieteiten ptrtniipit ieiH.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-10

Tis kiesu RtAisdnualit Or. Mlbsr
mab 9iitastmmsF. Miisutnr 0ss @prs
itaness bts 0siieBolbpHbss. bic &i ttr
Itbisn Nnpslnbsit btr Gsaulaifn IN
m~ilunisn iiesr 8sIi0ri IN bic S6Bei5
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-10

asilaasa Fas, naEntn burt utiElraitis
afH Gpn4 bts ebrtnafridisboits in
esiP5ts bon btr RttisaupeitI6nft ousst
I6luHtn. @gie ipartA Balm Wulhauisr
eoueatriti sa9daHen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-23
BROUGHT BACK
Thomas Douglas, Who ESCAPED From
Prison Road Camp, and cauobt In
North Carolina, Returned
20 Penitentisry.

Guard A. J. Coleman. OF the prisop
force, arrived home yesterday from
Asheville. ~. O.. having in charge
Thomas Douglas. who escaped from
the prison road camp at st. Nrarys
last August. The warden had sent
out notices regarding an the escaped
prisoners. and Dougies was captured
by the chief Of police OF Ashevme. Ia
all. seven ~ the escaped prisoners
from the several road camps have
been recaptured. and several have
been located md will be- brought back
later.
Two prisoners were discharged from
Tho prison yesterday. having served
out their time uf sentence. They left
OF once Tor their homes. one fu Nor.
cor county and tho other io CafIetf..
burg. Ky
Six 90 The H~IdrkHaudrra from Fair
mont VIII b. brought to the prison loo
o. Tow daye t0 serve Ions terms one
was sentenced Saturday fu "a Dice
term. end i've were sentenced vssfer.
DAY TO serve terms OF nine and ten
years
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-23

come according 90 Miss Yeatcr. f. the
indifference or women themcslvea. In
the southern section.
Plans for tho complete organization OF
lh' state Tor the purpose Of conducting
o. campaign which VII reach practically
every voter IN the state. viii BE- perfect
% ~ n conference Of equal suffrage adj
NuCafes. TO be- held In EHfrwH-f r.vf
month. Leaders hope 10 gFrrf an or.
kallAAIl1u Do every county Iu the state
ana iu most or tho mHEisfrriaf dIafrIrfa
Miss nenter waE among those present
at the aosIUu of tho lDrialafnre when
ihH vote was taken fp submit tho auf.
TtET amendment tu H vote vi the people
cd by Mrs. Yoet.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-23
CHAUTAUQUA
Plans for Annual Affair at Cann
Grounds Discussed at Meeting
Held Last Evening.

A meeting Of the directors Of tho
Camp Grounds Association was held
last evening at the court hc.- 10
TAX over affairs for the coming sea
son Several matters relating to the
condition OF, and TO improving the
rounds were discussed. and the pro.
gram TOT the camp meeting session
10 ne held was also taken up. u be.
lnR understood that the C~hautauqua
proposed 10 BE- held in Moundsvllie
RAD been given up. the question of
arranging for p Chautaudua program
Tor the camp grounds was takcN up
aud discussed at length. Nothing
hnsl was determined on any Of the
above matters. but committees were
appointed 10 look after them and re-.
port at a meeting 10 be held later.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-23
OPTIMISTIC OYER
EQUAL SUFFRAGE
wETzBL COUNTY LEADER BELrEv-
rs AMENDMENT WILL BE
RATIFIED.
steps VIII he axe Next Month AZ
Fairmont Conferences 90 Organize
Entire state.

Expressing satisfaction over The &C.
tion OF the Legislature az lts recent ses-
siQn IN submitting the w0mau.a suffrage
amendment Co Do vote ul the people. Miss
Beatrice roafgr. " New MIrUuaViIIa.
yesterday declared she believes The ruu-
etitutlonal amendment viii Up ratified az
1915
Miss Yenter. who Ia president OF the
Equal Suffrage association ~ Wsfgaf
county, arrived ln wheeling YESTERDAY.
on n few days hopping visit. She is
stopping az the Mcclure
Asked Hu fu che Indication fnr a a.a.
ceasful campaign Cor ratification % tHr
amtH.uHUuf. N..H N.If.. I.EI.Hf that
Mrs. Ellie Nrsf ~ MJrEaufuWu. IruIaIH.
ture chairman ~ the state H-erurIafiou.
and other state leaders. are very 1utf-
miatir. The hirrrHf obstacle o. over.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-23
MONDAY SERVICES At
ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH

MONDAY services will Do held dur.
Ing Holy Week az the Zion Lutheran
church. %beginning Monday. March %.
Each day halfhour services will BE-
held from ~. DOB until ~ O. o'clock A
dihrrfnt clergyman has been secured
To speak each day. and i-nsp.ratlouaI
LHnten music viii bD rendered fr con.
necilon with each service A cordial
invitation is extended fo every ono 10
be- present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-23

'lA'I ulStilclS we're also compelled
10 refund various but hav.
ing larger balances it did not AFFECT
them. The total amount of the refund
In the county vas slightly IN excess
Of $4,000.
The second cause was the failure
OF several Of the large owners OF coat
In Marshall county 10 paw their taxes
for the past year. J. Y. Thompson
and J. y. BroSnheld ~ Uniontown
and Kuhn and others OF Waynesburg
being those who are delinquent. The
amounts due the seyeral districts
from these persons. are as follows
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-23
MEETINGS D
win Ne Held h Creditors in Two RaBH.
ruptoy Matters.

Meetings of creditors In two bank.
TulfoN matters viii be- held todt. B..
TORE E"t'rse Henry s. N0lte The frat
meeting OF creditors Of the Logan rrsfa
company VIII Do held 90 Do u.rI0rk f1f
w" purpose uf e.crtlnE " trustee. nam.
business.
The creditors in Ihe case ~ raaapt
Nis-Im VIII meet 4f . o'clock. 90 CON.
slider fhs petition OF the hauEruuf Yr
fh" question ~ exemption OF certain
property
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-23
SCHOOLS FORCED
TO CLOSE DOW
PARTLY DUE 70 DECISION m
MANUFACTURERS LIGHT &
HEAT CO. CASE
A~ssessments Paid By Company Re.
funded By Order % Court
Other Causes Aiso Advanced

The closing OF the grade schools IN
sand Hin. Cameron. Webster ana
the Moundsyille Independent districts
is due to several causes. hrst Of which
the decision in the suit OF the
Manufacturer Light a Heat com.
pany which had entered a suit appeal.
from the valuations liked BY the
State Board OF Public Works for the
years 1910 and 1911 and which decis-
ion when handed down IN January
1919. was adverse q the leyying
boards and by which decision they
were compelled 10 refund 10 the Gas
COmuauV the ~foTnvru- .,.,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-23

n totals Sl5.9S4.OO are due
from the coal land owners and from
whom Il Is impossible 10 collect at
present. The four high schools OF he
county Union High. Sherrard. Gamer
on and Moundsville Independent also
lost $3.50. each which was due from
the State fund for aid Of High schools
due TO b condition Of the State H.
nances. Again several Of the districts
started the Yea with no funds for
salaries. Cameron. Union and Mounds
Vile Independent. The salaries for
September and October were botn
due before enough taxes had been col
lected TO pay thm.
As the situation Is at present. All
OF the Sand Hill schools are COMPEL
ed TO close earlier han the seven
months term although one or two or
them, by starting early. had compIet-
Cd the full term OF seven months.
The Cameron grades Will close at
the end Of the seven months term
but the High school there will com.
plete the full term as their funds are
from a special high school levy.
Webster district schools will be- clos.
ed at the end OF the seven months
term.
The school board Of the M~oundsyilIe
independent district. hopes TO be sbIe
10 finish the full term. but Il Is stat
ed that they vii be compelled to close
the grades al the end OF the se.en
months. II is thought that the other
districts Of the county will be able 10
I'LL out their full terms. their FUNDS
being in better shape.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1915-02-27

Earnings of the Nevada Hills Min
ing company for the year ending De-
cember 81 last were S73, ,50O.97, ac-
cording to the annual report of the
company's officers, which has just
been issued to the stockholders.
From this amount were deducted
sums aggregating Sc, ,464.5O for ex-
traordinary expense for litigation
settled and back income tax, leaving
net profit of $67,036.47. In the
report of President George Wing
field it is set forth that the operating
cost of $3.50 per ton is extremely
low, in view of the fact that the
property is situated forty miles from
railroad and labor conditions are
not of the best All litigation has
been settled and the company is now
free from litigation of any nature.
In the last annual report, cover
ing the year 1913, the management
expressed the belief that operations
for the following year would be con-
Quoted at a profit, but made no spe-
cific predictions beyond this state
ment The presidents report says:
with the financial and general con-
dition of the country such as it is,
resulting from the great European
war, the management still does not
think that there is sufficient re-
serve accumulated to warrant the
payment of a dividend. which could
be only a small one if paid"
The report of the general mana
ger, E. A. Julian, states that the Op-
Grafton of the property has been
continuous during the year, with
only such minor exceptions as ordf-
narily occur for repair and main
tenance of machinery. The aggre-
gate of the monthly earnings. while
considerably less than in the pre-
vious year, have increased the re-
serve by $4,000. making quick as
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1915-02-27
DEFER HEARING IN
MERGER LITIGATION
REPORTED CONTINUANCE LEADS
TO BELIEF IN EARLY SET
ELEMENT

Word has been received from San
Francisco that the hearing on the
application for permanent recelv-
er for the Goldfield Deep Mines
company and Goldfield Merger Mines
company has been continued 10
April 10, by stipulation between the
ATTORNEYS for the litigants and ar
rangement with the judge OF the
federal district court at Seattle. Inc
hearing was originally set for Feb
ruarv 8, but was continued to March
/ upon the application OF the COM
nlainant. who expressed desire for
a continuance in order to afford time
for the filing of an amended COM
plaint.
No definite news has been receiv-
ed of the progress OF negotiations
looking to a settlement of the threat
ened litigation involving the Merger
company, but as those who are
chiefly interested in this matter are
now in San Francisco it is believed
that terms of settlement have been
discussed, and the opinion is ex-
pressed that the difficulties leading
to the filing of the complaint and ap-
plication for a receiver will ultimate
ly be settled out of court. Many
are of the opinion that the contin-
uance of the hearing was secured in
order that additional time might be
had in which to complete negotia-
lions between the interested parties
and that satisfactory terms of set
tlement will be agreed upon before
the date set for the hearing.