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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-06-18
Cbaminos GebMrtstaa.

Gines oeutfden Di6ters 8ieoe,
Der, obpobl eeborener 5ronSois, prsus
bidder Sffisisr eefporben mar. itono
nnpeit bes 4reonner WaIoes, I'M
rem ieBt 70 bsiB eeftritten miro, in
0ipiloampierre an Der Iube, in sts
mem SeitentaIe. Sn Der Oorftirte
bort 1T elm Grabftein srbaIten, inter
btm stpei 1919 eeitorbene 4npsrs
ponbte gbomiTos ruben; bort batten
IN Sommer 1870 bic 0orfbeipobner
ror Den hernnnabenoen oeutifen
Sruppen ibrs Sabe perbpreen. bon
Der nidts ieitens Der nbeutfhen 9ore
DGren" oneeribrt fpuroe. Sat es iif
hpd 10 mertniiroi9 gefigt. boB Elm
GnteI GbnmiTos has einsiebenbs
ieuti6s Resiment befebIigte. Gin Be
iu6er Der @eburtsitGtte Gbamifps
= er mar an 81. Sanuar 1881 ouf
bem fpGtsr bur6 Die frun5oiide Re
rclution aerItorten ShloB 8oncourt
esboren - 9ibt BON Dem iebigen gu
,ton0 Der @egenn tol9enoes Btl0:
Sin tieFer, mitgrombeerronten, nil
Der, peibbliibsnper Glemotis unb
Ghilfqras oi6t perpohiener Sra
len umfdliebt bos srbobte Serrdin
rer emit befsitigtsn Burg. Die Spbinr
an 8runnen, Der 6eiqenbaum, Die
6bomiFo in ieinem id0nsn Qiebe
,Oas S6Iob 8oucpurt" erpdbut,
fpsl6es 5risorib WiIhelm ". gu
GrGnsr riibrte, fino perifpunoen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-06-18
SdrHtttlrcim.

Miot BON Der Ruoerlait.
Ra9i eas arn1s 9uher Rnit.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-06-18

Sic @cmoblin bes oiterr. ShronioIacrs,
Sr8hcraoQin 3ita, bic 9IiidIihc @tufa
ter oes Idngiten @r3ber3n9s.
brab. rno 3fpor. nis baIb bemerit
puros, our redten i3eit. oeun nab
reno Die tIeine Gruppe nod in Dem
oiiftersn, Tdsinbar uneridiitterIih tsft
gebouten 3orpeg Itdnb unb iiberle9te,
oh in Der Ndbe o mehrersn Duseno
8iiten Munition pdbrsno elmer maBz
los teftieen 9eThieBung mobl Der
rittige Crt fir Ridttdmpfer lei.
ihlug nit obrenbstGubeuoem 8ro6
cine @ronote in bic on Den 2urm
arensen6e Wdusr. 10 boB bos 9nnss
Wsrt in isinen @%runoieiten er5itterte.
0os tiirstt oic geroturg ub, man
sntftiso i'd fir eincn ebrenpolsn
Riid3ua. SIR in Inbttrl6t elmer pon
Rdud un0 Stnub Bis 3ur llnourG).
Ti6tiQteit ouGefiilttn ihIpefeIQelben
NtmoIpA1re in beTdtcuni0tem Iempo
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-06-18

Satterien III tbrem 5euerberela 81
itreuen perlu6ten. Uie Siieel oss
europdiiGen Aiers maren pereits in
0i4te WOIten gebill. Die tells BON
0au4 Der eIpIooieren0en 0rouaten,
tells pom Staub Der ouf9ewuplten
Gromalen genabrt purpen. Mdbs
reno ieoo4 ole Usi9pfe auf Oieiem
nfer i'm aligemeinen in aIemli6er
RGbe ibrss ,3lsles nisOer9ingen. par
Oas 6euer nui Ole aliatifGe Settle
nett peniger gei6idt Oiri9iert. oena
in Der eriten Stunoe oes Gefehts
D~erirrte iih nur Ielten cine @ranate
auf Den Soof PES sorts 9amioieb.
0age9en iauiten ununtelbrofen Die
peroerbenbrin0en0en 0riBe oes 6eins
oes in nie StrdBeu unO !6Guier Der
barmloien 2opferitoot Si9anat Sas
Ieb, neren 8clppbusr li9 eilen0s auf
Die umliegenosn 8eree fIidteten. 9ier
un0 BORT turSten nit 9epaltigem
aradlen Die leidt 9ebauten t9duier
5uiammen; oas ialonte Ntinoreit eli
ner alien Moitee mur0e sur 9Glft:
BON einem groben WlontelItiid neg
seriiIen, 9liiRnoe Stabliplit!er
Id)pirrten bur3 oie 2uft, ii9 an
anoeren Gnoe ibrsr Balm tief IN Oa5
9Flater ei~nbobreu0, un0 ppn neuem
eInen s0aeel pOu Steingerou lumber
itreueno. (gilo IL
Inter oieIen 8erhdItniFsn tonnte
maj Sen alien 3urm tdum mebr ais
sinsn iebr ougeuehmen uno ii&eren
QufentbaIt bt2eidren. Wlan itieJ
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-06-18


abb. /. @rnnatrirtnu9 OH einem &c.
b%engebouoe i%nnerbaIb Der 6citun9
Adle9 SuItanieg.
Ole Die enee, nur 1850 Mletr. 6reits
0ren5e Der duBeren un0 mittlereu
Doroaneueu ihiBeu. in beidnuIid]sr
Hube 0abingefloHen. gtur ielten uuo
in GROCER Jerne batte Der Bonner
Ger SaiffsgeiaiBe Die Stille Der i'm
6rIbliugsi6mud prungsnoen 9dtur
rnterbrodsn. !9ier unO oa bate Der
sFeino Oes Rddts 6ie N~liuenlperr3
0ur4 4bfiIdsn gu Idndden per
Iu6t, - Elm 9eriud. Der foit regel.
mGbig nit Dem 8erluite Ginger Der
nit 10 better 4rbsit betrouten goOte
en0ete.
go faB ocs tleine !5GufIein Der
auf pieiem Seile oes &rieg8I4ous
pIosss ~suaeloTenen Sournoliiten am
Sonnerstag. Den Is. MGr5, in etlpos
nadoentliher Stimmune por Dem
ein5igen ncf %offenen Gsebouie cen
Sihdnat 2dleh.
Sci sen frii6eren geihiebunger
bate meiit Der aIte Surm oes Sdloi
les adleb Sultanieh, bon Dem nus
man cine pra6tuolie Jsrnii4t 1cTieBt,
oils geobadtunespoiten fir DIE Be
ri6terftdttsr aeOient. Shu iuh.e nan
olio ouh jebt ouf. uno man elS.itte
BON bort in oen dubersn 9Orbanellen
Elm @eihpoOer BON flint englli6en
unp oier fransiIden S6iffsn, Oi'
spei 7Seusritenuneen getiIoet hotten,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-06-18

Jeinot in Die arme eIitt. Cine Stun-
be fpGtsr. OILS bas 0efeft nbflauts.
rrlenoetsn Die 9atte-ien BON DarOaz
nos ibr Wert, inoem lie nit nenis
gen poblee3ieltsn Shiifen Den nSr=
reIiitible" ouf ben @runo Oes Mterss
legten.
Nbs, Der geder oes 2sioes mar
bamit fir England nod nidt err
fdOpft. penn Elm 5peitss Sdlo6t=
f6iff, Die rScedn." mar 10 i9tper
beidGoiet. ooB man boIb Ole uns
moelihteit ertannte. es aus Der 6sus
erlinis gu idkppen. Jaft cine gam
se. unen0li6 LANCE uno quaIpolle
Stunoe berfuhten Die ibrieen Shifs
fs oes Gef9naoers. ben aameraoen
nit ibrem Seuer gu oeden. fpabrenS
Die S~orpeopbooie uno 3erft0rer Die
per5peifeItiteu 4nitrenauneen I'M Die
8ersuna DIG S4iffes modten, = elm
llnternebmsn, bos burh oas kftige
uno pobtseoieIts 5euer Der 9aubiBen
fir ale beteiligten Jabr5euge 10 eez
Fdbrlid e%eItoltet murbe, oaB i6lieBs
lid tcin onoerer Qusrpss blieb. aIs
audi bisies Gdiff Iih ielbh uno feis
mem S6idIai gu iiberlaHen. nndoem
m~enigitsns Elm SeiI Ser 8efasung ees
rettet fporoen mar. @s fanf fpdter
i'm GuBeren SeiI Der Meerenge plot
lid uno in nenieen Minuten.
9amit NOR bic eerroltiee @4Ia6t
entfdieoen. 2angiam 0ampfte Elm
Shiff nod Dem an0eren ourh Den
4usgong Der Meerenge Den sriehiz
fdeu Snieln gu, unb i6ier unbeimli9
pirtte bic tiefe StilIe, pdbrsno iid
Die S6atten Der Nddt iibsr Die Oar
o~anellenoorfer fentteu, no6nsm Der
Bonner bes leBten S6ufes. Den Die
SaubiBen Dem o~b5ieben0en 6einbe
no6ianoteu. erpIeno in Den fernen
9dlern perbunt mar. MnmGbli6 nur
berubigtsn fi6 Die oufgepeitib often
0erper, onmGblid nur tebrten Die
Ginpobner 0 Sf6anot Saleb piez
Ser Surit in TIRE 9iitten, ooer lie
fudten. renn fs itatt ibrer SeimItdt=
te nur einen Sriimmerboufsn fanoen,
untertunft bel S~reunoen unO Nad=
barn.
5reili6 puroen am tommenoen
Sage auf einem tIeinen, in Der NGbe
oes Sorts 9omiOeb angeIegten 5rieos
bof mebrsre 0eutI6e uno tiirttIde
Sol0aten, Die in treler N8affenbrii-
oeriGaft Settle an Settle getdmpft,
matchmaker CUR stpieen Ru6e gebettet.
unO sum erlten M}ale ~itanOen an 10
9emeibter Stdtte areu5 uno @albs
mono auIammen. (8lo g. Aber
mdbrenO Der 5eino auBer ieinen merit
pollen S6iffen nah ieinem eigenen
Gingeitdn0nts ni9t psuigsr ais 1000
Mlunn eingtbubt bate, b~etrugen Die
9erIufte in idmtIi9en tirtiiden
Sorts, eeesn Die iid oas 6euer ees
ri9tet hattie, % Sote uno 60 Der
punoets, BON 0snen Die meiItsn ouf
Dem Weee CUR @eneiung finb uno in
in ni6t gu ferner 3eit pieoer on lire
9ef4iiBe auriidte9ren peroen. un0
fpenn ou6 biele !9duier ser frieolis
den Ortidaften Sihanot &aIeh uno
ailib=elzgahr bon Den feinoli6sn
@ranoten 5eridmettert iporben finb
(8ilb 3, tpenn ouh Ole Sraberien
Der Sorts an mon6en Stensn arg
5erpi6lt fparen. nur Elm ein3iess Sc:
fdib bat einen 8olltreffsr in Den
llnterbnu erbalten uno lift Ooourd fir
einiae 3eit gefedtsuntiidtig eemadt.
Ine anoeren itehen unperfehrt ga, Be-
reit. bem @eaner Q nelem SOB un0
gerOerben enteeaenSui6Ieubern. fo1s
er nodmoIs Elm SGn3den po9en
fpllle.
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Die Dardans!ieEIbiaett.
ejencral Iiuarc..
Gfiibcruns bes artilerieonellS am rs.
MarS.

0tuIo-
lleber ole oenttpuroiaen Greignife
Oes 18. Mdr3. an Dem Die engIii6s
frun3Oiiide 5lotte in oen 0aroanel-
len cine entideiOsn0s ~gtie0srla9e err
lit unO mad iiebenitiinoi9em SIAM
pfc unter idpeten YerIuiten Den
aampfpluB rdumen mubte, 9ibt Elm
Son0erberidteritottsr fol9enoe S9ils
oerung:
GIf Gage uno elf RGdte pogen be-
rsitS felt Der lebtsn 8eidieBung Der
on ben olten. 1855 BON Mobommeo
ii. erbauten S6loHern SoIeh SuItas
nieb un0 SLID 8ahr geIe0ehen tar
Ten Sorts 9amioieb uno M1eOi6ioieh,
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abb. 3. Vie ~beihdoigie uno 8ur 3cit
uubcuohnic iru1cre MommunoGutlr
non Sid}dna. NGlcb.
un6 nod Ser ublifen Tattif I'M
Greiie umherfabreno Den Quael
tbrer @eTdoiIe ouf ole Sorts uno
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g a IN els.

Rdeipeis. Die GItere
Sdtpefter (perpeiienO): sNbsr Glis,
tpenn man nieii, Damn brebt mon
ii6 bod UNI"
GIie: Sch; 0u piIIit Did ia
nur pdbysno Der 3eit BON Dem 5srrn
Gpttpr tiihen lafsnl"
WprtfpieI. Mann: tSait
HI Den NrtiteI iiber Die 6~rouenredte
seIsien?
6rdu: No3u foq id ben Ieitn!
SD neiB bod, faB Die 6rnu INNER
Ts6t hutl
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llnterpffi5tsr (b.i BET
SdiebubuRa Der nsusu Rstrutsn):
.Sdiebm Sic nur 70 peits-, Qehs
mann, ihiefeR Sic nur - trsffsn
iuerosn Sic Hisrnanol Gber pieiIeihi
laden fid ipdtsr Gin paar d.inbs
barber al Sohs."
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Sher5fragc.

Nos nilrmt iabr:in. iabyaus BON
Gag su Tag yeibeno ab?
11Qu9lni9up0 laG
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Tnf Der ~Nlcinbabn.

sSte. Qotomotibfiibrer, modtsn
Sic mir MID meins 9rsnnfhere tis
sur ndAiten Station N bisten heib
mohen2"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-09-29
Plan DISCUSSION
OF COAL RATE RAISE
State Trade Body May Call
Mass Meeting to Aid
Operators.

A gigantic state mass meeting to
protest against the proposed Is cent
increase in the freight rate on West
Virginia coal will be among the i'm.
portant subjects for consideration at
the eleventh annual convention OF the
West Virginia Board of Trade to be
held in Fairmont October 10 and 20.
The coal freight rate question. so vi.
tai to the prosperity OF West Virginia,
and the best methods OF preventing
the discriminatory raise In rates on
coal destined for western and lake
markets will be discussed by the ex.
ecutive committee OF the State Board
OF Trade at a meeting in Wheeling
Saturday at which program for the
State Board convention will be out.
lined. 7. |. Brett and former Cover.
nor a. B. Fleming will reSesent Fair.
mont at heicommittee meeting.
On account of the state wide inter.
est in the freight rate question and
the disastrous effects on business
which would follow II the Interstate
Commerce Commission should grant
the demands OF the railroads for the
increase, much attention will be de.
voted to this subject at the meeting
OF the State Board. Able speakers IA.
miliar with the freight rate question
will be arranged for by the executive
committee Saturday and a free discus
sion will be an important part OF the
state convention program.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-09-29
Railroad Officials
Are Guests Of No w.

BLUEFIELD. W. Va, Sept. 2s.-The
heads Of 80 railroads, which It is be.
lieved will make the largest gather.
ing Of railroad presidents In a single
city in the history OF the country, are
guests Of the Norfolk & Western Rail.
road here today 10 witness the opera.
ton of the electrified division OF the
Norfolk & Western. The visitors, req.
resenting tho leading railroads in
America. will he guests Of President
L. E. Johnson Of the Norfolk & West.
ern.
The visitors were brought here from
Roanoke on two special trains. They
we're shown the operation OF freight
traffic from Vivian up the Elkhorn
grade TO the Bluefield yards by cleo.
tricity and the Bluestone power house
recently completed at cost OF ST.
100000. The Norfolk & Western is
the first railroad to use electric mo.
tors for heavy traffic. The electrified
road is 1885 miles in length and the
cost to date has been S3.l2S.124.04.
Other railroads have manifested great
interest in the electritication of the
road, which may come in general use.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-09-29
May Start Packing
Plant at Huntington

HUNTINGTON. W. Va, Sept. 90
Michael Fesenmeier, vice president Of
a large Baltimore brewery, stated here
that It is assured the plant Of the Old
West Virginia Brewing Company, put
out Of business In Huntington by the
prohibition laws. will be converted in.
to meat packing establishment and
put in operation about January 81. 1t
will represent an investment ofs50,0o0
In addition TO the buildings and re-
frigeration plant already in existence.
1t is planned to do an interstate bust.
ness. The establishment will create
market here for hogs and cattle.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-09-29
COMMERCE BODY
AIDS OPERATORS
Sends Protest Against the
Increase in Freight
Rate on Coal.

Resolutions were adopted last night
at we'll attended meeting of the
Fairmont Chamber OF Commerce pro.
testing against the proposed freight
rate increase on West Virginia coal
shipped TO western and lake port mar.
kets.
During an exhaustive discussion OF
the subject It was pointed out that
the existing Is cents differential is II.
self discriminatory and that the add.
tional Is cents incrtase proposed by
the railroads would be destructive not
only TO the coal industry OF West Viz.
ginia and the millions OF capital in.
vested IN It, but TO practically every
other industry in the state as well.
The resolutions follow:
ITO the Interstate Commerce Commission,
Washington. D. c.:
"GentIemen:-
The fairmont Chamber OF Commerce
in general meeting assembled do hereby
Join with the other business and com.
mereial interests OF West Virginia in n
most solemn protest against granting an
increase OF Is cents per ton. or any In
crease. on coal produced in West Virginia
and shipped into the markets West, North
and Northwest from the state.
TO grant the proposed Increase in
freight rates above referred TO Will not
only very seriously cripple the coal in
dustry Of West Virginia, but indirectly
affect every other business within the
state. and throw out Of employment thou
sands Of laboring men who depend upon
this means for their living.
THE existing 81 cents per ton differ
entail on West Virginia coal Ia serious
handicap 10 one OF the states greatest
industries. but the proposed additional
Ii cents would not only be sufficient 10
make the production Of coal unprofita-
bic, hut would also make practically
worthless for operation the millions Of
dollars invested In coal and coal prope-
ties within the state.
'lf there are Industrial and economical
conditions existing In the coal industry
In adjoining states which operate to their
disadvantage, West Virginia is not re-
sponsihle for them. and should not be
pcnalized for them. and We believe IT 10
be the duty OF the Interstate Commerce
COMMISSIONER look into the motive which
prompts the sudden joint action Of the
several railroads OF West NirEtnin en-
gagged In the business Of hauling coal
from tia state.
I'VE believe that the granting OF the
request to the railroads for this increased
freight rate. making our shippers pay
40 cents per ton more freight than their
competitors pay To transport coal into
the general markets. would be an un-
Just and ruInous discrimination against
West Virginia and In favor OF other
states"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-09-29
Powder Firm Plans
To Spend Big Sum

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Sept. 90
Proposing to establish magazines in
which to store explosives in Charles.
ton, Martinsburg, Huntington, Pied.
mont. Bluefeld, Scarbro, kellogg,
Blaine and Rock, all In West Virginia,
Z. |. Dupont de Nemours & Co. OF Del.
aware. today was granted permission
by Stuart F. Reed. secretary OF state
TO transact business in West Virginia.
A powder factory will be built at Ne.
mours in which munitions of war will
he made TO supply European orders.
The papers Of incorporation show
the corporation has an authorized cap.
ital Of $240,000,000 and the PROPOSE.
ton Is made TO expend 100000 in
West Virginia at once in purchasing
land. erecting magazines and con.
structing other necessary plants.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-09-29
Sutherland May
Run for Senator

CLARKSBURG. W. Va, Sept. Co.
According to friends with whom he
talked while here on his way to Par.
kersburg to attend the convention OF
the OIL and Gas Producers Associa.
ton Of West Virginia. Congressman
Howard Sutherland, Of Elkins, has
made up his mind to enter the race
for the Republican nomination for
United States senator. He is expected
10 make formal announcement OF his
candidacy soon. Former Gov. Albert
B. White, Of Parkersburg, is the only
candidate who has formally announced
for the race. Mr.. Sutherland has been
considered by party leaders as a pos.
sible candidate for Congress and also
for governor.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-09-29
RAILROADS AFTER
EARhONT FREIGHT
Rival Lines Compete After
Shipments Arrive at
Brownsville.

lively competition for freight haul.
ed from Marion county over the new
Mono1gahela railway after It reaches
Brownsville. has developed between
the Pennsylvania Railroad company
and the New York Cat lines. This
is indicated by the canyassing OF the
Marion county manufacturers and 9th.
er business men by agents OF the com.
peting companies.
n. p. Truesdale, division freight
agent Of the Pennsylvania company,
and Robert X. Nelson, freight solici.
tor for the same company, both OF
Uniontown, have spent several days
inSFairmont visiting the business firms
here and seeking TO procure promises
that freight shipped over the Monon-
gahela railway be diverted 10 the
PENNSYLVANIA at Brownsville.
During their visit in Fairmont Mr..
Truesdale and Mr.. Nelson told
Charles W. Evans, secretary Of the
Fairmont Chamber OF Commerce. that
business was improving rapidly in the
district OF which Fairmont Is the cen.
Rand that much additional freight
was being handled
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-09-29
CourtNeWs
WIN Probated.

VIII Probated.
The last will and testament OF the
late Charles C. Conway was yester.
day filed with the county clerk for
recording. The will provides that all
the estate of the deceased. both real
and personal, shall so 10 his widow,
Mary v. Conway.
Deeds Filed.
The following deeds have been filed
with the county clerk for recording:
Scott c. Lowe, trustee, to Robert L..
Reed, parcel of land in Fairmont
district. Consideration s2.116.
Annie l.. Downey ct ais to C. w.
Downey, the one.third interest In a
parcel OF land near the village of Uz.
town. Consideration $500.
Sarah ]. Furbee TO Walter S. Fur
bee, parcel of land on Buffalo creek
near the town of Warrington. Con.
sideration $4,000.
Clarence Metz and wife to Charles
Cunningham, parcel of land on War
rior Fork OF Buffalo. creek In Man.
nington district. Consideration $3.50.
lleens:s Issued.
The following marriage licenses
have been issued by the county clerk:
James Arthur Hawkins and Wanda
Barnes, both of Fairmont.
A. B. Swisher, of Fairmont, and Ivy
Ellen Polling, OF Catawba.
Rocco Pantalone, OF Pennington,
and Addolorato Giurastante, Of Mo-
nongah. Camille Salvati. guardian for
the girl. gave his consent In person.
William II. Fleming and Ethel
Spragg, both OF Monongah.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-09-29
Oiliand Gas

In Duval district. Lincoln County. the
United Fuel Gas Company has completed
ADD shot Its No. on tho Horse Creek
Coal and Land Company's tract and has
ha17-barel bumper. On Elias Fork OF
eobbs Creek, Washington County. James
Patton "a CO., have started 10 drill No. 6
nsthei Standard Fuel Oh Company's farm.
1nstheSweir sand development. on Blue
Greeks Elk! district, Kanawha County. the
Ohio Fuel OIL Company has completed
No. Son the G. W. Belcher farm and has
9 3osbarrel producer In the Weir sand.
onbthe Horse Creek tract, Duvai district.
Lincoln County. the South Penn oil Com
panyS has completed No. 36 on the Horse
Greek track and has 2o-barrei producer
1.-THE tBerea grit.
West Of Pine Grove. on Fishing Creek.
Greene district, Wetzel County. the New
Martinsville Oh Company has drilled It's
No. on the s. L. Morgan farm into the
Big lntun sand and has show for 40
barrel producer. Operations In this dis
trtetsare increasing. The Morgan OIL
Companyais down 1000 feet al test oil
the u. Morgan farm and the Silver Hill
OIL Company has started to drill n test
nsthe ID. p. Kocher farm. The prospects
for charging the producing area OF the
DEVELOPMENT are very promising.
On Long Bottom Run. CahIM Creek dis
triet, Kanawha County. the Columbus
Producing sCompany's No : - the VIII
liamsE Coal company's tract Il producing
5pabarTels a day natural, When shot It
Unexpected to more than double Its pro-
daetlon. The sand formation Is hard AMI
eloss, and the wells completed have NIL
increased their production after given n
shot.
fne board Of directors Of the Eureka
Pipe Line Company held Its quarterly
meeting at Parkcrsburg. ". Va. ycstcr-
payable November ]. 10 stockholders nt
record October IL. After the adjourn
ment OF 9thesmeetlng the officers VI the
sompany and employees went out tn tho
country club and played golf and were
entertained at n wel!.appuinIed dime:
seryee at the clubho' -.
iRuna' and Shipments.
Runs and shlpmentsa ui the PennSyl
vanla, West Virginia. Ohio. indIanG and
Illinois fields:
Runs. September - and 25..... 1l3.I9l
sreyiously reported ............ :.0:l.l'9
Total ..................... =.ia'.hIN
Daily average .............. &.SoI
Shipments. September IS and &c. lI6,llI
Previously reported ............ l.3:l.S6"
Total NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l,i3I $50
Daily average ........ Bows
OIL MARKET.
PENNSYLVANIA ...............,...... Q
Indiana .........'.''.....'''' w
Illinois OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IL:
Kansas and Oklahoma ..,........... SO
4aAA
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New York

NEW YORK. Sent. o9.-'rhe upwur1
movement In Industrial shares continued
yesterday with Increased vigor. many is
sues touching new high levels. The ag.
gregate turnover NJ stocks for the day
totaled about l,S00.0On shares. or the larg.
cst since September 81. 1911, when L.
iil.5T+ shhreE changed hands.
War stocks we're the center of specula.
tion. with Baldwin At the front through.
out. Standard shares wero strong early
In the day. hut were reactIonnry during
the afternoon. Steel touched its previous
high Of 49, for this movement. hut re-
coded In tho afternoon. independent
Steel Company shares were In demand
and substantially higher.
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Mother Charged With
Drowning Her Baby

CHENILLE. W. Va, Sept. 90
Charged with drowning her two
months old child. Ora Wilson, mem.
her OF prominent Clay County fam.
lily, is prisoner In Jail here. The
body Of the child was found floating
near the edge OF the Little Kanawha
River by small boys playing. The
girl is 10 years old. The proprictress
Of hotel at huntsville testified that
the baby was the same one that tho
Wilson girl had with her when she
stayed at the hotel the previous night.
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Governor to Fight
Coal Rate Increase

CHARLESTON, w. Va. Sept. 90
Governor Hatfield assured the coal
operators of West Virginia that he
would do all In his power 10 assist
them in combating the proposed In.
crease in freight rates by the inter.
state roads on coal shipped out Of the
State.
The Public Service Commission will
appear by counsel before the Inter-
state Commerce Commission to pro.
test against the advance, insisting that
the increase would materially affect
all the people of the State.
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Pittsburgh

PITTSBURGH. IA. Sept. 2o.-rrnnsac,
lions In Pittsburgh securities yesterday
morning were in moderate volume and
some trreguarity was apparent In the
list. A few issues were strong. some
steady and several reactIonnry. and early
high prices were mot maintained In all IN
stances. The bulk Of the activity was in
tho better class Of securities and the
movement was not wide In any instance.
In the afternoon the market was stronger
than In the morning and advances were
made and we'll held