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The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1915-05-20
Ships Lost By British.

London.-Thomas j. Mcnamara,
parliamentary secretary of the ad-
miralty, announced in the House of
Commons that 460,628 tons of British
shipping, other than warships, had
been sunk or captured by the German
Navy since the war began.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1915-05-20
CAROLINA & YADKIN RIVER RAILWAY
COMPANY.

Schedule in Effect October IA, 1914
This time table shows time at
which trains may be expected to
arrive and depart from stations shown
but their departure or arrival at the
time stated is not guaranteed.
Subject to Change Without Notice
SOUTHROI1ND
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1915-05-20
Snow In Minnesota

st. Paul, Minn-Snow fell here and
at several northern Minnesota points
during the day. Freezing tempera-
lures we're reported from Duluth and
other Northern cities.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-27

The tensile strength of a paper
fy wheel is far greater than one
made OF iron.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-27
1T THE LASALLE.

Lillian Lorraine Is the featured
member Of the excellent dramatic
cast presenting Should a Wife For
eive2' at the LaSaUe today. Miss
Lorraine is a famous beauty. who
achieved fame as a prominent mem
Der OF the Ziegfeld "Follies." and
since her advent into pictures has
scored decided success. The story
of the play. as indicated by the title.
concerns the sex problem. and both
sides OF the situation are reflected
i'm "A vivid and dramatic manner. The
love Of woman's husband for an
other girl and his resultant repent
ance, form some OF the dramatic
scenes of the picture Miss Lorraine
plays a fascinating gypsy vampire
Aoble Van Buren, and Henry King
are also prominent in the cast
Tuesdays program presents Dustin
Farnum i'm The Gentleman From
Indiana. The Booth Harrington
novel is familiar to many readers
and the picture is filled with inter
esting features. among which are a
monstrous circus parade. a whirl-
wind political campaign and a thrill
ing rain storm.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-27

turns" 20 keep the house in uproars
OF laughter from start 10 finish.
Nebers impersonation was a
scream
Jessie Hayward & Co. in The
Gutter" with the latest up-to-date
SLANG. and a few unexpected twists
~ their act, got away big and had
the audience leaning forward in
their seats to catch the last line.
Noise and fun featured Roach &
McCurdy in The Prune Center
Cut-ups.' Their act was a little diff
ferent from the usual alleged "rube"
stuff which TO the average vaude-
Vile patron is shout as welcome as
smallpox The exposure Of the arts
of the country magician was worthy
Of the laughs il got.
Last, but not least. FantOn's ath-
letes had dash and pep" 10 their
performance. Thrills came so thick
and fast that the spectators scarcely
had time 10 recover from one gasp
before another was Forthcoming.
The act received more applause
than any other similar act has re-
ceived in years ~ the Orpheum
here.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-27
THEATERS
At THE AUDITORIUM.

That jolly comedian. Charley
Chaplin. comes back 70 the Audi
toriuro today in his latest and what
is said 70 be his funniest Essanay
comedy in two reels. "A Night in
the show" Mr.. Chaplin is a great
favorite with many picture fans and
IL his new release he is said 20 cut
up more funny capers than ne has
in any other picture "Ro0ney's
sad case. a one reel Nitagraph
comedy. with Mr. and Mrs. Sidney
Drew. and The faint" "a three act
Lubin drama. featuring Pat O'Mal-
ley. are also on the bill Tomorrow
the famous Triangle pictures VIII be
presented for the frs; time in this
city. and the two releases booked for
the opening are Douglas Fairbanks
ia The Lamb" a five reel drama
produced by David W. Griffith, who
IS the producer Of The Birth Of
Nation" and My Valet" a two reel
Keystone comedy with Raymond
Hitchcock. Mabel Normand. Fred
Mace and Mack Sennett i'm the cast.
These pictures come here direct
from the Studebaker theater. Chi
cago, where they are being shown
att higher prices. In the first nam
ed picture. THE Lamb" Douglas
Fairbanks as the Lamb is exiled to
the western wilds by the GOODNESS
Of his sweetheart. He is more than
"a match for his Indian foes and
energies out of the struggle with
credit to his red-blooded American
ism and thus he becomes hero in
the eyes of his aforesaid sweetheart
and all ends as it should. Raymond
Hitchcock, who has been a laugh
in musical comedy for many days,
viii be seen in his first Keystone
farce. My Valet" 1t is said the
comedian has taken with him i'm the
films all the natural humOr which
has made him so successful on the
legitimate stage With him i'm the
picture are Mack Scnnett. creator
of the Keystone comedy, and some
Of his foremost funmakers and
PRACTICAL jokers. including Mabel
Normand and Fred Mace. The Tri-
angie pictures will be seen at the
Auditorium hereafter every Tues
day and Friday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-27
1000 FRENCH WORKERS
PROTEST FOOD DEARTH
Arraign Government for Allowing
ManipulatiOns i'm Prices
and Stocks.

BERLIN (via Sayville), Dec. ~
Reports now arriving in Berlin state
that on Dec. u in Paris 1000 work
ing men and women held a meeting
in Trade Union hall TO protest
against the dearth of victuals. says
the semi-oficial Trans Oceas News
bureau.
The orators were NJ. y. Euquet,
Mayense Roldense Castor Levy and
Leon UguhauX. All severely arraign-
ed the government for letting things
DRIFT from worse 10 worse.
one orator suggested that the state
pay the rent for the working men
who We're unable TO earn a living on
account OF the miserable condition
due 10 the war
Another speaker warned the
French that after the war the prices
of victuals will suffer a further rise
because Of the manipulations which
have already begun TO make them
selves evident All agreed to con-
tinue their agitation for better food
conditions without interruption.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-27
AT THE OLIVER.

All OF us, 10 a greater or lesser
extent, cherish the hope that some
day we may visit those distant lands
which in our fancy have beckoned
us, and as time passes we long more
and more for the time when. by
some happy break of luck. we may
journey 10 where the far horizon
calls. And so when months and
years pass and still our ship has
not come in" we welcome all the
more the splendid opportunity Of
fered semi-annually by Howe's
Travel Festival. which comes 10 the
oliver for three days starting Fri
day evening with matinees Saturday
and Sunday. to crafty our desire
AIluring, indeed. is the itinerary
which has been arranged for Howe
travellers on this occasion. For it
includes not only a visit to both
California expeditions through the
Panama canal but after seeing
America first" pictorial excursions
viii also be made To foreign shores
to the Fairgrounds of Paris. the
world famous Bots de Boulogne. the
Garden in the Champ de Mars. the
Park MOnceau. etc, also 90 pictur-
esque Holland and the isles Of the
zuyder Zee; 10 BrUges. Belgium; to
"a big steel plant I'm France; TO the
Trollhattan Falls, sweden. and on a
railroad ride across Norway from
Christiania TO Bergen. Then, too.
there will be a ride on a L. 5. sub
marine besides entirely new Animal
Ell cartoons.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-27
AT TIE ORPHEINI

Orpheum theater-goers were
treated 10 a real holiday bill sun
day. Each act was nothing short OF
triumph in itself but perhaps
especial mention needs must be
given TO the Song and Dance Revue
Of 1915. and Weber Elliott i'm a
comedy singing and talking spec
ialty.
The song revue. which is filled
with good looking girls. clever dane
ing. catchy music and Intelligent
songs. is deliberately staged. with
new and perhaps daring costumine
20 Orpheum audiences and strilSine
settings adding attractiveness 10 the
number. Ranking n lougside with
the dancers and challenging them
for first honors was Weber and
Elliott, who had enough new
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-27
GREECE QUERIES ITALY
Asks About Military Operations i'm
Albania.

ATHENS. Dec. 26.--Local news
papers state that Greece has made a
friendly demarche to Italy to ascer-
tain the object of the extension of
her military operations in Albania.
Italy has given reassurances. it is
stated. and has also asked the help
of Greece to attain the object in
view.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-27

It is said that an organization of
women i'm Japan numbers 10000
members, who have sworn never TO
marry unless their prospective hus-
bands agree to support a movement
for obtaining for them equal treat
ment with men.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-27

LondOn's telephone and telegraph
wires extend to 1850 miles over
head and $4,000 miles under.
ground.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-02

nrod ucer. The location is in defined
territory. On Manion run or FISHING
Greek. in the same district. the South
Pen Oil Company has drilled- No 3
on the NJ ?. Dye farm, through the
GORDON sand and has a snow for
Eve barrel pumper-
On Rock Camp run. Union district.
Richie county. the Imperial OIL and
Gas Products Company aas ertiied a
test on the H. ~ Rymer farm
through the Big InJun sane and has
one-haI6 miles southeast of the pro
ducticn on the Keith farm. located
on Hughes rI.er. On mons FUN,
Clay district, Nonongaiia county. the
Philadelphia Gas Company has drilled
test on the Price farm. an old wei,
through al Of the -ower sancs aau
has duster-
In the Weir sand development on
Blue creek, Elk district. Nanawha
comfy, the Ohio Fuel OIL Company
has completed a second >est on the
Jennie Hoover farm and has a ten
barrel pumper. This location is sew
len hundred feet northeast Of No on
the same farm and shows that the
producing formation does not extend
far in that direction. on the same
stream and in the same district the
same company has completed and
shot its No. IL on the Edward Geb-
hart farm and the well produced six
ty barrels the first twenty-four hours
Both the Ohio Fuel Oil Company and
the South Penn OH Company have re-
sumed development work in this
pool.
WildcatSers show a disposition to
try on: Taylor county. On Plummer
vania and West Virginia Gas Con-
pany IS down 200 feet at a test on
The Isaac Eau farm a=S mas Just
stared to drslI test on the Harrison
Gawth-ope farm On Glide run,
iKnottsville district. Taylor county.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-02
Respectfully
The UNCLE AM OIL co.
eAdase:s N ies.eSE E 70 s1s caaseaay
KANSAS CIT Y, KANSAS.

- $50
,suficient to hold about ffty mead soEs
cattle and numerous other outoQ1ld-
ings; two bearing orchards ana q onEs
so acres of fine meadow lam g
some standing timber; the IAN IS
clean of filth. In fine cond1t1on and
well watered-
In the sale of this land r1ghtsot
way over the same viii be reseryed
for the benefit of the lane noWsoWneds
by Jesse Nuzun, as vel as the coal
heretofore sold TO James arness
and Others, but all OF the coa1 sandS
an the gas (subject to said leaae9si
viii 20 with the sale. =
A complete abstract o. s1e11a
been made of this Iano al1d
seen at any time at the ncmee oestnee
undersigned and VII be hibtted On
day of sale and delivered to the puIz
chaser.
This sale VIII be made on tdesl anes:
and at the residence thereon ana "
commence at o'clock p m
TERMS OF SALE onesrhird cash
in hand on day Of sale and one
IN one year and one-third two:
wears. for which purchaser be-
required to execute interest beartnss
notes and a vendors len wf Dr.
tanned to secure the payment Of the.
same. 49,
This eeth day of Mas, II "a -,
, b TYSON HA
Attorney in fact for o-LSl Love and
others.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-02

OIL AND GAS
ceecrecsce1s11cccesc

late competitors in-tne West Vir-
rfnia fields are all Hsa1 producers
SHOOTING old wells in the Weir sand
development In Elk district. hanawha
county Is still a feature and the way
tiey respond is quite remarha be-
The Ohio Fuel OH COMPANY shot its
No. on the Anderson Garland ne1rs
farm and il responded oy producing
one hundred and twenty-five oarreis
the ensuing Fl hours. The same com
many shot No. Z on the same farm
and 1t produced Two hundred AID sew
entyzhye barrels the first twenty-four
hours. Both wells had dropped their
production 10 seven AID five barrels
respectively
At intervals the Gordon sand devel-
opment in Grant district. WetzeI
county furnished fair producer he
latest is the DOMAIN Consolidated Oh
Company's 80. on the n A En-
SINGER farm and has thirty-barrel
80
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-02

ffour miles northeast or CtarkSonrS,
containing 200 acres, more or less
and bounded and described as fol-
lows.
Beginning at sugar tree on the
bank OF Simpson Creek: thence N 81
r. % poles TO stake: tnence -:
poles to a stake; thence N 80
I1-e =. If poles 70 stake, thence
n rs 1-2 E. 81 poles 10 a stake on
R Ninor,c land; thence n 20 S-4 E
T171 IL poles to a white OAK. tnence
81 So W. As poles to a stone near the
bars thence X. - W. 1-V poies 10 b
doswood and chestnut; thence s %
w 1-3 poles TO white oak stump
and q walnut; thence n. 80 We LIZ
poles TO a poplar stump; corner to J.
Smiths corner: thence s. p w los
80. poles to stake; thence s. 10 W.
44-I0 poles to black oak thence
s. 10 3-4 E SO IL poles 20 beech;
thence S s IL w Is a-S poles TO a
white oak; thence s IL W. 20 II
noles 70 a stake; thence S. IL w II
noles to the beginning. containing two
hundred acres. These cans are taken
from the deed made for this land IN
1853 =
Harrison county. and unoeriaid
win about 55 acres of coa., or which
47-aS7-lOO0 acres of the Rittsburg
vein or stratum of coal and mining
rights was sold by .WiIlfam Higtn-
Eborham TO James B. Barnes and ota-
ers bv. deed dated the 18th day of
JnneS 1901, and of record IN 0eec
ERooR Io5 page 80. Is under lease
for oil and gas to the South Penn On
lComoany. paying a roya=-y OF is OF
the on and three hundred dollars a
Eyesr for each gas well and one gas
ven mas been drilled on the farm and
the rental IS paid thereon TO Auguss
I1,191 5- -.
frar1e house Of seven rooms barn
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-02
yor1cE OF RECEIVES. SALE.

By virtue of decree entered by
the circuit court of Larson eount ~
June. 1915. in the cause in chanceTy
pending in said court wherein
Greens burg Finance Company and
Others are plaintiffs and Clarksburg
Brewing Company and others are de- de-
PENDANTS. the undersigned viii on
Sdonday. the eth day of June. 1913.
at II o'clock a m, at tt, the front d ssI5
of the court house OF this counsy. sen
at pubic auction. for cash in hand on
tdas OF sale. an Of the promissory
notes in their possession held ana
owned BIZ said ClaTksburg Brewing
COMPANY and all of the bookac -
counts due and owing to said com
spany. and TO said receivers. or TO
either of them Said sale VIII pc
subject to the confirmation OF said
Given under our hands this 1st day
of June. 1915 -,-rpv
z. H BAIR,
Receivers Of clarksburg Brewans
Company
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-02

nj once Yoar prompt -entSsanee may
ens.:le 20 you % .te eSRess sts ie asge
which is s,tbstanriaflyl stock dividend.
The greater your ti-sf E1, =
deg this eondstioaal pivtdead sock Al
own 4 propor:sonate interess in a..,sIl
the OF wells re-inerteS and e11>Frsksn1S
and proeersy OF ehe company .,,,7.o-
bareis OF eSuee on under <ae leases
and lands OF The Uncle sam Oh Sotn.
pany Pug we m nin ssn sepe 10 profit BY
s1e Ne % have subssanttaI lease On
Ne have have desescped the same fossns.
Cleaning out one OF our Rancsl SL.s. :
wells it shows FOR sood Wen a1ee
When you join the UDele Sam on
Company you are not securing a WIG Zig
proven OH feds. Many OF the new
Tyeiis va Viii drsli viii be within few
hundred feet Of OF vel. wells 5o- @-or, gao
Creek propertiess why should 5000 20
t go pool. i've miles away. and nor
some OF the same in our Ranch Creek
We are determined TO ertil in Tue
Creek and two on the CUSHING prop
si-eiy closed. al fhese.- i've 49, Ore
completed. The Uncle sam OF SoIn,
pany may have zen thousand barrel
There Is about oae-s4Sth OF the stock
in the treasury We ofeer this stock
welIs. ana buy up crude oil for our
TuisS Uncle Sam Refnery.
have joined the company dursns che
past few months This notice VIII
reach about ten million readers This RMS
be drilled. This Company viii con-
tinue TO grow in prestige and property
-ood block OF this stock. so when It
reaches even TWENTY-FIVE cents per
snare that you viii have splendid
Stf1er advances are sure TO quickly
follow on rhis stock until 1t reaches az
least Eve cents per share. II should
: 4 little good luck and the es:ce VIII
increase 10 big value FOR this COM
paay is needed corporation. and Is
popular IN Kansas. Missouri and Okla
There IS a PROVISION in The cha-ts e.
Do Bes let some on Trust rms S. sshe a,s =;
shod - over the tights OF the people.
today .ossa Make = yourself a useful mem
Der IN a giant Organization for great
Il
The Uncle sam Oh Company Is con
trolIed By Board OF Directors OF q
large stockholders. It's authorized
capitalization is three. hundred million
shares. Ffve-sfxths of this stock is
owned by ABOUT fifteen thousand
Only a small oerc. 1t OF the stock
still left in the treasury Wiz b. sold
for less than i've C ten cents Ter
ne ceagaax plsez to z "a at l ss.;;
capital from The stock still lefe- There
Is q chance for this stock 70 STeatiy
increase in value in remarkably
short time. and IL YOU ever expect to
john the Company before big advances
write autek for further Information
For Reference You can write 70
either of the big Mercantile Agencies
at Kansas City.
chance ON every investment. and we
do not want TO encourage any investor
to overreaca. but IN good conscience
We can advise every honest citizen to
secure this stock IN big blocks The
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-02

the Greenboroueh on and Gas Com
lpany is drnfngSa deep test on The b
IS Houser farm The well mas row
reached a depth OF $3.50 feet and mas
found nothing. but the well VIII be
fdTMed deeper
, IN The shallow sand territory In
lsoutheastem Ohio. In the Cow Run
district. Lawrence township. Wash
iington county, George D. Berry has
completed SO. 3 on the James Alex
lander farm and has a Light pumper
in the first Cow Run sand In the
Marietta district. in Newport town
ship. the Crescent Producing Com
spany has drilled no. z on the Hannah
iMfddIeswart farm, through the Mitch
ell sand and has show for a i've
barrel pumper-
About the last chance for develop
ing aeBrea grit pool in Island Creek
township. JEFFERSON county. has gone
glimmering. Cashier Brother COM
plered a test on the Winters farm
This probably VIII be- the last effort
made to ind an extension
In the Duff City field Allegheny
county, Pa, Purdy and Creese has
drilled a second test on the Shaner
Brothers farm through the thirty
foot sand and has show for light
Ipumper- In the same district. Berry
Brothers is drilling a test on the a,
Sickles farm and Cole and Company
is drilling test on the A a1cCaw1ey
farm
The on Market.
Pennsylvania, s9.35; Mercer black.
81; New Castle. 81: Corning. SO :.
.Cabeu, 81, North Lima. IS South
Lima. SO; Princeton, 81; Wooster
los: INDIANA, Sc; Somerset, so;
RasIand, oS. Illinois. 81: Kansas.
40: Oklahoma, 10; Corsfcana. light
As; corsicara. heavy, 40. Electra.
IS. Hesldton, 80; Henrietta. As:
erees, so; Caddo. 80 degrees. 40:
lCaddo, crude, .95s Canada. 1-SS.
Producers and Reiners' Company
quotes S1.S5 for crude ct the Penn
syivania grade.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-02

SFSteN seen to have favored The IL
Il is tse desem:nalion = OF sshe orgaa
Tiers and leading sboekhola
push the Company ahead m ~ - -
properties IN the oklahouaz 11e!.ass5tses
make IT the one Sreas Hons IL
fIse Middi. West e.1s1
Many OF the stcckhosdeSs belke3es
svaines 20 a aa,f Doliar per share. ard
IN 1enssyears reach par:
The OIL and Gas a1oncpoIy. fla! moe:
missions. and so should The Gneae
Our capstal Is mot large when you.
foma on Fse!Gs and the pr3ee ofs taes
stock now 10 you.
WITH new capital we can iEcTsess
creaslnE our expense over ten per eut.
aWaS from M. enee esi hei ssek al Biz
Of The OF business. ard Iflsew5ee Esosszd
TEND a fnanciai5s favor to Tie EneEs
Sam OIL Company. We were
start and have always raised our new
capital direct from the independent
i H OF ths pubic "a and perrnst fhern
to have our stock as a sIcgy price and
then let them sell to the people &C pals
table and let the public have 10 resi-
first chance. The curse Of the ageaa
-bfs boss.sess loorers thai seek 30 orer
eapi:alfze every opao-tuntty and teen
sell their wafered stock TO the peoptcs
The Uncle sam on Corrrpa-fJS o1esS
the American people ddresss the z9p2oT-
the profits formerly going to the NSas1
Street W.oiyes. .asstssssse
We offer the tndeperdsrts irTesssSs q
Gifts OF their. investment
The MONOPOLY Crowd speculate
and pocket the profit when they
ana let the panA 50 o1ofSe SSasn .i11tsst
lose =,
the biz financial 7orornote-sssar ana tf1edr,2
subsidized press are 50 anxious 70 De
AS before stated. The UpcIe sam Oh
Company is Offering the independent
public a real edrare deal OF courSes.
TIM into tfe most profitable business
the oil buSiness-the-e Is under the
stars ard Stripes We hare WHIPPED
ra,e -.arsx- in tie past. We are w5nn1n@
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-02

The real Opportunity n America IS
| in the okIaaona Oh sFselds at presene
osnize fortune making industrial
stock when offered on real invest
, s9sat saTxain bass you viii REQ sn ud5e
scantiaI amount OF this sock before n
g advanced or wtrhdra~n by start1nS
your Seu1tttance at once OF by Tues
One or two good leases may develop
a rich pool and soon pour out s,; na. lleee
holder more IN dividends Khan 500 need
now remit TO own she sfock
onsrraned dts ability TO protect ITSELF
under the most UNFAIR OPPOSITION Z
asx e eaP. AZ 70 na Biz advs 4a VII
raise that capital The stock VII Dc
advanced 20 per cent on June IN ~ I a.ne
s.. It IS now or never Il you get IN al
ts1:s price the Company Is doing
come from Oh wiz reach an enormous
Some of rhe sreatess fortunes ever
made IN OH. on Is cash The Erich Oh
monopoly manages to keep It's ami
laying first claim TO ali profit direct
from this rich national Industry
oil n sn e mas nng Bean per oontrolled by
grown more arrosant as ITS wealth IN
creased until Il has become the black
slave power OF the present age in cur
government and nation.
Ing ms me on s' o1s1 tisry Years ase in
PennsS,lyanta and Ohio. spread out into
West Virginia and the Southern CoaSs
When Oh was edscorsrsd in kan-
tied the same Old trick that had
robbed the independents producers in
ssees ssses crude II eI s Patd eae ss Red
over four hundred different operators
and concerns to invest IN the kansas
million dollars. Then after the Kan
sas pioneer had devefoped the nee. TINS .ais
on doaopoly aEs::raFtiy PIT d9wn ,r e1e
s1.3s per barrel 70 less than 80 cents.
In a great many cases II singled out
nounced such financial briEandaRe
and shut these certain produsersr en-
sa seiy pee OBJ 1r YOU'D not bow their knee
and submit TO pil1aSe The Governos
of the state and 1he state LesIsIatuse
curb the monopoly were placed on the
Statute books. The then Governor NO.
titled the World that Kansas ~, wo9 1;a
Trust then raised the black nag: -
5 DgEtns shs os ce slrsaS vines orsa ee
ICED TO build up on rhe free SOL
of America a great indepenaent pSo-
c eae1ns as an ZONES. and SUCCESSFUL com
retitor of the OH and Gas Atonopoly,
From sns eT Tirs sea and eh neSsecalson At
The CncIe Sam on COMPANY rms
Trust oad no. loorN ~ y ~ In tSaq fnvaded
=. y ~, s.1-oain where never a real
Is. Mss.ern conan s,, So-t, Ieers before
dared 70 Sc. 5 2 fo s,s<, 20. rr,st knew
inns 100 a,Ssibir{ries Of the
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