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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-22
sOiua ecsislatur.

9}idt meniser als 600 9iQs lar.
rem nod ihrcf grleoignng in beiocn
0aaieru bes @on6tnacs. mu0 MIR
nod bicr @ohen wdbut sic Sibuug.
Sim 5enat fano am 5am5taa cine
iebr belize 5ibumg itatt. Senator
Gillette oon Gberofee erfldrte Die
4rt un6 g3eiie. ME sic 8robibiti.
onsdutrage 6urdgepeitidt merocn,
iitr cine SARGE. IS fam III betti.
gen SIR. un6 @i0er.Re0en Gin
I8ciet mur02 auaeHomncn melhes
@citroflmg ser lle6ertreter oe8 BRO.
bibition8acieteS - for0ert. un0 Elm
8ueites. melfes gabn, un6 GrpreB.
@eiraidaiten dn5dIt, cine tdgIide
I2iite ii5er @9isfeu. Bier. mo 8ein.
ieu0nn9en 3u iiibrcu
3m @orie puroe Der gaa'ihe
Gntrag. Die Q%usoehuung Der aapi.
tol. anlagen att berfiir8en uno Die
5teuern bierfiir 5i beidnei0en, BON
Dem aomitea obne gmpIeblung ein-
bGridtet. 9efamtlid bat Der &c.
nat cine dbulide Dill nbgele1nt.
Im 5reitn9 mur0eu I'M Senat
5rpei Bills digenonmlen, tpeldp Nei.
irnoen ber6ieten, auitr1ge alf Bier
uno oIfoboliide @etr1nfe ou3une6.
men ooer 8cl0 fir ioIde 9dteaun.
Igen 5u foaeftieren.
a~5georonete aus Greiton eri6ie.
men am 6reitag Dor Dem Gtdote.
Iaomitre ocs 5cnats. INN cine Or.
bobuna 6es al9emeinen 6on0s bon
10 olti 20 pro Dltae 81 befilrmor.
ten. gle erflaren. bob MIR auf oieie
Meiip bic Sta0t Greiton ben 4usiuIl
Ger NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .@el0er in SO.
.6e pou Si0,S09 oefen fonnte, nelhe
bic Sdlitc Der it1otiid)eh ausgaben
pro esagr 6etragcn. Anoeren Stab
ten tounte auf oiefe 43eiie and) &C.
bolien meroen ertlarten bic @erren.
Ger AHtrag, Den I'M Citcu mob.
member, oprd bic W}aul. un6 alnil.
eniclsd)e III Witleioenidait ac3p9ener
5arulern cine ltnteritiibung bon
100000 8l gep66renb puroe bonn
Saustomitee tiir 8euiaiguugen ab.
|ihI6gig beidieoen.
9es gloimes.
SIM Sbergeriht Duroe Der Mu.
derbduptliug 9ar6er NIT iciner Nh.
tlaac. 6ab Die Better Oes aorf.
nooo Sotels unaeiebli6 8bisfep
pertauftcn abgeiDieien. Gas 81.
itriftsgeridt BAT ebenio eHtidie5en.
SIN Sort Des Moiues 6rannte
roas Saus bon 5rou ". .. @orter
p6aig nieber, ipeil megen Ser ihIeh.
Ten oanoitraben feline Silie gebrnht
mer0en fomnta Ter G1a6en be.
frdgt $4,000.
5rI. M6id Conn. aniiiererin Der
Observation-Disclosures. murbe Cams.
ltno AbcnO acgen 8 u9r in Der Gill.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-22

mdnu, ciner iuuarn 1rau qricie
mil1tbi1cn SnbaIts acimiot bate.
Or mur6e ipater legea @ilr8ihait
eutloiiu
gselen alci0er6ie6Tta6ls muroe
Ger 6ar6ige Soc Iriplett aai 30
Eoge ms @cidrgniB geitett.
Boone.
Clarence 5mith. melder an Gou.
ner5taa pe1en 5aliHuug ~ Is Sah.
rem 3uat5auS ~pcr1frtbeilt morocH
mar. madte am 6reita8 ourd &erS
qiitcn einen 9claitmor0uerild] iplir.s
oe ieoo9 oonl @r5t am geben CT.
balteu.
Magnolia. Aus 4nlaB ieines 81.
@c6urtstoges muroe 5ronf 4aosfe
bon ieincH 6reunoen ilberraidt. ers
cr9ielt cine gauge qln3abl hiibider'
@eiheitfe.
8eo DAT. 8egen ongebliden 8ieb.
ltobls mltrbe 4n0D 9lc8ee 0en(SroB.
geihmoreuen ii6eupieien uno gepen
cine gargidait BON $500 auf ireicn
SUB 8cieBt
5ilper Gin. On Dem @cmeinoe.
bous Der biciigen 9aptiitengemeinoe
brad 6eiter ans, 6as batrddtliden
S6aoen anriftete.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-22
Wins brr q%eois[otur.

giIota. Witglieoer Der 2cgiSlo.
tur ipradlen ote lnitdt aus, Dab
bic iaBige 5eIiion Der 6taatslegisln.
tar 8piifen 5. big s. april pertnat
merOen miro. 5oate oieier 5all Elm.
treien uno je6er nod our 8eriiigung
itebenoe Tag nod ~ausgemubt meroen,
oanu mare 0as Sans 50 unb Der
5enot CT Gage IN 5ibuug ~getUeien.
gas Sols nabm ben @ciebent
murf gegen forriipte 9roftiten an
nno purbe 0asielbe iofort an Den
5eaot peiterge9eben.
Sn oritter Qciiuig nobm ons $alts
Den @cicbeniuurf an, monod aud
Stnots6anfcn gftien Der @un0esre
i~erbebanfen erperben Diirfen.
Negelung res 3arlebeas @eiens
iiebt Elm non 2un0gren eingereidter
@eiebeltmurf Dor.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-22

mar oomit ~3pfrieoer mas es i'm Sc.
iis bate.
Sod le6e infer f~rieo(ieben6er
aaiier @il5elml Sang GeutId.
Ian0 lie6t unieren aaiier init glut
uno geberL uniere 2eute peroen
ourdbaIten bi8 gum leeten W2ann.
Ger Iia6e Soft miro 9eltidllano be.
idiiten Is lit nabrbaftig cine ge.
refte 5ade fir 9eutidlan6. Got.
te5 9fQt5idIlB iin6 feline MenIdrn.
pcae; Drum, friid aufgeidatt wer
@ptt uertrali, Der bat auf feiten
@run6 ge6dut.
Jifrpabr oas oentide 9olf fam
rmtarge6enl"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-22
Pacific Limited mach Chicago

@onJt1hIerner Bug nit alsiidts.
pa9en il6cr Chicago, Milmaufee &
ct. Ranl Mailman perldBt Die Union
Stotion in Smaba 80 g(benoS umo
fommt in Gbic19o 9.f5 Moraens an.
aeine Grtragebiibren. 5abrf1rten.
bureau 1917 5arnam Ctr, Gntaba.
G%elepboniert Qouglas 2S3. @. q.
Bod Staot Baiin9ieragent. 1ampf.
idifffarten fir ale 2inien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-22


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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-22

could hardly be surpassed. The hos
pitfalls are supplied with all the
.necessaries and have operating rooms
equipped with surgical instruments
and apparatus which cannot be fund
in many Of the smaller hospitals
today. There is no Partially IN
treatments. Any difference between
Germans and prisoners stops here,
and the Frenchman, Russian or
.Englishman enjoys the same care
from the staff as the German"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-22
Nruiafeitcn Gus 9Oma

ole Der obiacn @aihauitaIt, 5s7 Ii.
Z. Str. non einem iarbigeu @au0i.
ten nit Dorlchaltenem NeBolner aes
5ptugeu ibm ben Naiiaiteitan0 pom
St3 aus3ub1noiaeu. Ms beroddl.
ti1 Der Ibat muroe Der .fe8er Gba5.
8altoH per5aftct.
Ger Stnatsoruder 8obert Sen.
ocrion bat Comes ~. 8eorce, Ser.
%ou5gcbcr oe5 ,0omcItcoo" peaeu
Belet0iglng uuo 8~erlermouug ari
$4,000 56aoeueriaB perfIagt. lin.
ter Dem Titel Soma 1tate Briut.
ing @roit" bat 43ierce Die iebige
art uno 8eiie Der @ergebumg 0ea
Grildes itoatlidcr Grufiohen ol9
@rabidj mo nid)ts nn0eres ols @r.
iteblung Der 2tantsfaiie be3eidnet
Pile oieienigen, pelde tuegeu &C.
iebpiorigen 8erfaui8 aIfoboIiider
@etr1nfe einGelpd)t meroen ioaen in
3ntnft ie 30 Gage bel g9oiIer u1O
9ro0 a~b6ringen.
@ouuerneur Glarfe ioqte ii6 an
ieinem aoqegen 5prp bon Utah Elm
@eiipicl nebalen .nelder 0as gro.
hibitionsgeiet nit ieiuem 9eto Be.
legte, trot6em bic 2egisldtur non
llta6 oofiel6e NIT bebeuteno 9r6Bcrer
Maioritdt angcnommen bate, ais
ole mirige.
eye St5 inubtcn 10 me9cn 8liids'
ipieIs in 3elcer's gooIbaIle bcrbaf.
teten Serreu b%ejablcn, m1breno Bel.
Ger ielbit 800 berappeu muBtc.
Wlit einem 90 6loiden Bier ent'
haItenoen Sanofoffcr wuroe 6reitag
abenb ein t8.idbriges junges Wlab.
den tucaen aeiebpiorigen @erfauf5
bon Bier eiugelodt, sic ndrlte
lid MABEL 9%lnnerIon uno CAB on.
bnB iie oaS Bier eineri 6ei3cr i'm
SoDou Sotel abIiefern Dolte.
5Ort Dodge.
Sir Die am 20. Mars itattfin.
oenoe StaotpaH 1T bic 9egiitriq.
rllng eine defenders Itarfe.
2. GontonDine ans Nebiter Gitp.
ipelfer crit Dor fur5em aus Dem ST.
renbauie in Gberofee entloiien nur.
be. 5eigte nli 5reitag bier 3eiden
ron @eiitcsitoriiug unO milBte mic.
6erum i%nterniert iperoen.
am 9onnerstag erbielten ~ 9e.
mer6er lbre 5peiten 9irgerpapiere.
0arurter 3 Noriueaer, 2 D1nen. 5
2 hDeoen, 1 llngar ulb / Gent.
ider, nafnenS 8. 8. Sermann.
SIN Soipital itarb an Gonners.
tao Sarrp 9ud, pelder am Mlitt.
nod Gel Narfersblrg init dbgc.
trennten 8einen oufgeiunOen mnroe.
auf meldle Heiie Der 9erunqlildte
rom Bug iibcrfnbren peroeu tonnte,
bleibt Elm 8dtbieI.
Sn @imbolot funroe z. 81. Sci.
aeion Don ben gunOesbehor0en Der.
boitet, neil er. elm Derleiratbeter
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-22
geanoslbilScr IN @aane.

0lorseH 4ienitag 9(beno
peroen I'M Gperu9auic 8u Mopne
gum Geiteu Der 4entlden arieaer.
moiien oeptide pofrotii6e @an0el.
bilber n~uigefibrt merOen. aein
Geutiher ioGte hei oieier @elegen.
belt nit ieiHer 6onilie feblen; aiIt
es bod, Gin gutes qaerf Sn f6roernl
Die pr0nunGsmdBiee a%biibrung 6cs
ant9eils en- 6einertrage fir oie
&riegStuaiieu ipirD bon einem Nus
iduB ~bcite5eno aits Den Serrcn Re0.
g~ioegring, S. gtuB uH6 q. 9iepen.
tod iibcrnadt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-22

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-22

6oiriiel6. Sn benz bier nbgebol,
tcnen Getlomdtions . Mettbeperb
tlieb gpa Wic5orl1ne Gie9er.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-22

2eigB. gin6redler itoblen aus
Dem SaIorn BON Z. q. @ellrD $3.50
un0 3ieorren Die 9lutbnn0c ans
9%eatrice iuarn auf bic Spur geieet
per0en.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-06

cumstances now unseen, communica.
ton is not established in time for the
coronation the Conversation between
the heads OF sthe greatest nations in
the east and west will be postponed
but a very short time. N 4
All haste possible is being madesto,
set up the necessary apparatus for a
chat Of, North America and Asia on
the approaching historic occasion. :
! There is no question as to whether
1t can be done. Science has already
answered that. The apparatus only
remains to be set up now. M
Already the human voice has been
heard from Hawaii to Paris. Already.
a man lin the Arlington tower, Just
outside Washington, has talked with
a man in the Eiffel tower, Paris, and
the conversation was heard by a man
holding q. receiver in Honolulu.
With the exchange Of greetings be:
tween the mikado and the president
will come "a new era In wireless tele-
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YORK. Nov. 6.-Meta1 shares
be chief sustaining Influence of
lays market. other parts Of the.
Hist showing an irregular or
trend. The inquiry for cop:
|was incessant. trading In that,
laftaining large proportions.
|isw regards for Anaconda. which
4 point to It's recent rise at s7I;;
|. n at 55M, and Utah, 2is al
Other coppers. including Ameri:.
|melting, rose 1 10 3 points. Ac:
/ Il to trade reports, demand for
product. both for domestic and.
|n- consumers. indicates a mate
crease and higher quotations for
ttal are predicted.
tialties, more particularly those
so-caled war classes. were again
\. presumably as q result ofEre;s
financial statements, which indi:i
That some,of the spectacular ad.
4 OF the midsummer were not
|nfcd by actual business condi.
Bethlehem Steel fluctuated
q narrow range and closed at.
loss Of s points. United States.
which was less active relatively,
ii leading all other favorites,
~ to S6N and closed without
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Grain and PrOduc q. \

q u az n
CHICAGO. Nov. 6.-signs Of much
enlarged receipts here next. week
brought, about a,setback In wheat val,
ues. yesterday after the market had
reached level l0c above the low
point OF October 49, The finish was
heavy at 7s@hc to &c net decline,
with December at s1.O4a @1,04% and.
May at s1.05M. Corn closed3at x Csc
up, oats with gain of shade. and
provisions unchanged TO loo: higher.
Corn advanced in sym 2athy with
wheat and owing to prospects of I'M,
settled wealth er and to talk Of export
sales by the way Of the Gulf Sof Mex
leo. Disappointing returnssfr husk:
ers were numerous. Oats kept.withik
narrow range. Seaboard' demand
continued. 81 g : :
Packers buying, rallied provisions.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-06

When Yoshihito Is crowned empert
or Of Japan he may hearEwith his own
ears the congratulations Of President;
Wilson. ~ H ,S5sfs y 8
And neitherw be nearer than a:
800 miles to each other! n, (
On Nov. 0iwill take place at ,Koy:i3
ota, the ancinet capital. OF Nippon. the
Japanese coronation ceremony
And on that day it is confidently.
expected that for the first time in. the
history Of the world there will be
wireless telephone Communication es!
tablished between japan and Ameri.l
ea-between Yekohoma or KoyotaI
and Washington. 3 " Z
1t WILDE the first, time aaJapanese,
emperor has ever heard the voice OF
an American president; it will also
be the first time an American presi:
dent has ever heard the voice tof. IA
Japanese emperor! 4.
If,aby accident or forbidding cir
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:Olilas:n,dsGaissI!


!. The best Of the late competitions IA
the West Virginia fields Is the South
i,enn& OIL Company's No.S IL on the
Anna 9. Skinner farm, on Blue Creek.
Elk district, Kanawha county. The
!hrst "a hours after It was drilled
through the Weir sand It placed SIS
barrels to Its credit. On Pinch creek,
In the same district, the William S.
towards OH Company! has started to
drili q second test on the George iBry:
ant farm, !, 200 feetSeast OF No. L on
the same sfarm. {. {
In Cabin Creek district, Kanawha
county, the Carter Oil Company has
met with another disappointment at
It's operations on the Winifrede Coal
,Gompany'sI tract. tits the fourth test
on this tract and has been drilled
through all sands and is dry. The
location is three miles west OF the
columbus Producing Company's pro.
duction on the Williams Coal Compa.
Iny's tract. The first two wells com.
pieted by the Carter Oil Company
Showed for light wells In the Berea
grit.
! .one;half mile east OF Salem, Ten
Mile district, Harrison county, the
Moon Oil and Gas Company complet.
ed its No. 4 on the Myra Atkinson
farm and has 25.barrel producer in
the Gordon sand. i m y
In. the Smithfield district, wetze,
county, inside Of defined territory, the
South Penn Oil Company drilled No.
AZ on the !. D. Morgan farm through
the Gordon sand and found neither oil
or gas In paying quantities. A light
show Of oil was developed In the stray
above the Gordon. .75
On Lick Run, Murphy district.
Richie county, Harry Gore drilled his
test on the Strickier farm through the
salt sand and found 1t barren. On
,Dutchmanls run, in the same district,
ishaifer & Smathers have this rig com:
,pleted for test on the McGregor
heirs farm. On Straight creek, Burn
ing Springs district, Writ county, tho
South Penn Oil Company has aslisht
salt sand pumper at its test on the 9.
NJ. Shuman farm. s 81
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-06

FTSBIiRGH, Nov 6!-With a to.
ale OF $40 shares and a net gain
nrcc points during the day, La
Iron Works was easily the star
lrmer ON the local stock exchange
irday. Opening at Sc in the morn.
II WAS quickly Bid up to Sc and
to IS. where It held firmly untii
st the close Of the last session,
b. with an ayalanch OF orders, It
to the highest point OF tho day, at
b price the last sale was made.
Re were many guesses and rumors
t I'M explanation or the Stocks &C.
N, the most persistent being that
company has at last secured a
y large order for war. material, for
ich negotiations have been conduct.
for some time past. y
hi La Belle wssinotI he only strong
lure of the market. as Is shown by.
transactions In Window Glass
res. most of which made gains over
Er quotations OF the previous day.
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ACCOUNTANTS l:;t:,l.lj II TO MEET.

cHARLEsTo w. Va Nov. e.
For the purpose Of bringing about
,uniformityin keeping theIaccounts OF
the coal companies operating in West
Virginia the accountants employed by
the companies along the Chesapeake
and Ohio, Coal and Coke and Kanawha
and Michigan railroad Companies have
been called to a ting in Charleston
Tuesday November 49,. J 4 "a. Miller
and Richard Smith Hurst OF Cincin.I
natl, o. will address heSmeeting!
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Famous Il |. 8 Artificial Limbs.

Famous in history is the iron hand
Of Goetz Won Rerlichingen, a knight
of medieval Nuremberg; and there
was another nobleman Of the same
epoch who had an iron foot weighing
ten pounds, with which, being an
irasciblesperson,s he could kick SO hard
that his servants stole tho foot and
threw It into the Rhine.
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Baltimore !
BALTIMORE :. s. STOCKS 4 8

alabama co com ..i.l.'.I.. ~ -.
Alabama Co LIST pfdi 100 81. 80 so
Alabama Go Cd spfd Is
Alabama Sons G 81 S.. 95l
Baltimore prydock pfd 65
h & r Tel j5s d. |. .ts.'.i. q. %,
Canton CO 100 j, .i...... =. 145
Cosden com .a..s.i. ....... 6h s.
,gomas Gig Mch com .... i ~
Comas Gig Mch spfd go. 10 i.
Con Coal Ref AIS &. Z. 2. s2ps 90,
Con Coal 6s 81. ~ %. 102S =.
Capitalization Coal 100 X. i ssh 100
Consol Coal Ref IS !. a.. Ss9N 80 (
'EIkhorn Fuel com .s... 10 20
Elkhorn Fuel IS az. g. ssis 49,
Fairmont Coal IS a.. q $50 sB /
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jp 2 = !. ehemisalIss 100 100
Houston on; com Tire tfs) m 20
iHoutson OIL pfd u ). a.. .60A 81 Z
Houston Oil Div CTS Is IS
Jam Ia. I. S5 80
tMer MIN Tran N, n 100 AS III
tMtyVs Mills Notes 3. i. &. n. 9s ~ 9Sa
Mt W Mills VT com 80. s:16 ~, h
Mt mills " n pfd Z. 80. SO 81
Pub Sery Bldg pfd E....... 10t i:..s
Penn w p com !, .,.;.s...... Y
Penn w p SIS I. ...i.ff. q. .j.5 SO VI 3. n
Somehow com I. ~ $50. u; IL Is %
Sapuipai Ref pfd a. q. 81. b.
,Sapulpai Ref com III. ... AZ
RTsH Symington com ..l..i. 90 b.
n H Symington pfd ....t.s So 3d.
Wayland Oil ~. .. .s.r...i. .s5.ss ~
First Call. q
$4,000 United Rys Inc As So. y. SIX
5000 United .Rys Inc IS ..5!s...i. i So
$4,000 United iRys 4 st ii. Il. 80. 80
10000 Penn w p IS Is 20! fit) :. 4 SO =
800 Cityl4s, 1851. p L ..... 4. Y
500 Cityi4s, 1861. s II 4. g. $50; /. 96a
200 yi3.ss,i q $50, .. 500. SO Z
1000 sNorfs Rys3 cit SIS ...... 97h
4 1000 IN p u & P rs ...:... 91is
5000 Seab As stpd -, ..f...... Sic
10000 Elk Fuel IS 49,. l...... s9A
36500 Elk Fuel IS 1............. 99h
Shares Fair Gas com 90. 80
100 Shares Mort Ry & 1t 90. t2sH
100 Shares Mort Ryl g. 1t "a
40 Shares q G ID Z 81; pfd Il
tSi39yfit) ..,.i. j. ,..'...... t12a
100 Shares G E i & P com
us 80 $fit)i .t...i... HOY
50 Shares G GiE L &iP2 com
$40 fit) HOE
so Shares G G 2 L &lP, com Ill
25 Shares Sapuipas Rel com ~
1913 Shares Nor CentraI s.. b. -S41s
10 Shares T II symington pr IS
so ShareE Consol Coal ~: 100
100 Shares Pa W5P com ~ 72 v
10 Shares Pa W.P com, .... sf3t
465 Shares Cosder com ~. s.:
55i Shares NJ & M Natl Bank 2SM
2 Shares Farm & Mech Blk 45h
70 Shares Md Casualty "a. 80 y
65 Shares It'd Rys com s... o24h
3, Shares MtGY Mills VT
com ...G.i...l..; 20. .......t IL
so Shares Waylandt Oil 40.
S Shares Mt v Mills " T
Second Call.
$4,000 City As. 1861; s Fl ....f..... 96h
1000 Elk Fuel IS Z. ....:,. .. 80. 96G
1000 Fair & C1arks Trac IS .... 99H
5000 United Rys LIST As 30 SD. So
10 Shares Con G p u & Ptpd
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SUZANNE and shad q.

m life sunshine and shadow succeed
one another as quickly as in an April
day; II We turn our backs on our bless
Ings and magnify our. troubles We make
ourselves miserable; II we look to the
the sunshine and leave the shadows
behind us we shall find that we have
much to be thankful for. and in most
cases that the good things are real,
while what seem evil things are but
blessings in disguise-are warming,
or trials, or difficulties, which make
tho value of victory.
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FoR tRENT@s room house with bath on
4 Maryiand ave. close In Inquire 4. = u.
iswearingin, 100 Pittsburgh avenue.
q X lIstils & 81 10.30-15-No.s4 eS.
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WANTED

WANTED-Two neat appearing young
men or ladies'. Foriinformation call
$3.50 p.t m. John Burgess, Roush
House. l1,5,2t-zNlo s17
OUR 20 article premium mali order cataS
logue tells how to make extrai money In
spare time. Both sexes. No! canvassing.
No capital. Vulcan Co. i0l S. Fifth ave
nue.. Chicago. ": u Y \. No: S ,e
,OLDsC COINS, YANTED---Wi I'll pay 81
for 1904 dollar proof; 10cs for 1919
nickels, S! Mint 100 for dime 1894,
Isl Mint. we want thousands OF coins.
Many are circulating We offer up
to- $1,000 for certain dates. Send 4r
now for our large coin circular. e NJ:
matte Bank, Dept. 10, TT. Worth.
Texas. 1a,6:1t: No; 524
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FOR RENT-Furnished rooms, No! ii
Rheal Terrace: Call Bell phone 1921
q. 11;S;Stz4No. 51SI
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FOR RENT-Eurnished rooms. use g;ot
bath and telephone. Address, sSl3
Fourth street. No. 49,
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FoRsRENT--Three orifouir rooms fur.
nished for light housekeeping all
conyeniences; nice porch and yard
Apply 5b3 Pierpont Ave. ~ Y
3! = {. {, Z. Is. 11;5.3t:N No. SO
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Coal miners, pick miners,i

;WANTED-Go Coal miners pick miners
machine sloaders aud machine rum
ners 4 dyswork;; coal seven to nine
feetshigh. Take Fairmont and Clarks.
burg trolley car. from Fairmont,. w.
lNas to- Annabelle; 4 station, then take
gasoline Gear to mines. -Four States
Coal 9 Coke Co: d 11;6.st No. 52s
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FOR RENT-Furnished room, South
Side near bridge, close In $3.50
week. Address 61oi Second street.
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The OIL Market.

pennsylvania ISIS
Indiana .......1............... .9S
Illinois u. 4. 3. .,.,...,.....,.,., 1.27I
/; Kansas and Oklahoma .t...5...... .S0I
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Everything new and clean Ideal
Bakery,,s2ss Madison st. rs a
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FOR RENT-Mo dern six room house,
"a Ogden Ave Write M. Murphy, us
Maple Ave, City! 1t!5i2t:No. $40
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HOUSES Il + N

FOR Seven room house. sec Gas
tonEavenue.' SIS, 90. hpplys Geo: W. Bros
.bst. Watson Buildinss io-es-tf 4 No. 24So!
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phony-,hei circling Of globe by the
human voice. 4.
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sNE.aNTEpAone fire boss and one assist
who desire advancemcntne need apply. jam,
isonf Coal and Coke CO... Il. }. p, Farming
t ton va N 11-sEEtfs-=zNo: sl1l
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FOR will have a Z nice gseyen;
room house for rent Nov. ! at Kelley
Place, Srd and Walnut. Inquire my Of.
lice, 500 Main stree, 3 ?. Kelley.
~ 1923 tf.So!i4Sls
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HELP W,ANTED-MaLE

MEN our illustrated catalogue ex:
plains how we teach barber trade
insfew weeks, imailed free. WritetMo:
Ter Barber College; Cincinnati, Ohio.
80 11-5;6-No. SIS
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Could Velvet Loaf. It's clean and
tweet Ideal Bakery, 1923 Madison
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The Carlisle independent., 1915-09-30
Home For Sale.

Nice six room dwelling, wi three lots, has good barn and we'll. Is one of the best construct ed houses in Carlisle. Fine loca- tion. right at corner of school campus, and is f blocks from Main St. Would make an idea home for anybody. A real bar gain if taken at once, and terms if desired. Might consider 8 trade for farm property. Carlisle Independent agent.