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Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-12-31
II hanks
GdoIEIS

Our business the past year has
been entirely satisfactory. II has
reached a volume exceeding our fond
est expectations. while this success
has been due In part to our own ef-
fort. Il is for tho most part the result
OF the eontigcd custom Of our many
friends OF this and adjoining com.
munities. To these friends we extend
our thanks and appreciation. and
trust that our service has been such
as TO warrant a continuance OF their
valued patronage during the new
year.
Wishing all who read this a very
Happy and Prosperous 1916. we are
Yours for service.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-12-31
GOVERNOR VISITED DURANr

Governor Williams was here for
a rs wdoys this week attending 10
business matters. and has returned
tc Oklahoma City. The Governor
when seen, did not say whether or
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-12-31

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Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-12-31

fenced and cross-fenced. Terms.
FOR RENT-127 Acres mile north
of Calera; first class improvements.
Apply to Eugenia Rhea, 531 w.
Crawford street, Denison. Tex. WASH
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-12-31

FOR SALE OR TRADE-19O Acre
improved farm in Red River bottom,
140 acres under plow; does not over
flow; one set good improvements,
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-12-31
AN
Appreciation


We take this means. as the quick
est way OF reaching most of our val
ued patrons. to express to them our
unbounded appreciation for the gen
erous patronage with which they
have favored us during the year 1915
and 10 invite continuance Of their
custom during the year 1915.
Wishing you all Happy and Pros
porous New Year, believe us,
Yours to command,
Washington Journal., 1915-10-15
@O9en-@ nnNi6au.
(fortiebnne pOn Ssite Id

meroen, INN oos 81 retten, mos nod
5u retten lit.
Der Hroteit, Den oie bieiige &e.
gierung gegen england neeen 2on-
fis3ierens fommer5ieIler &nbeIgrom-
me nod fremoen S1noern Gllropas err
bob, lit in 2on0on unberiidiihtigt ge-
bIieben. llnIere&egieriing nerlongte IN
Dem Hrotcite, Dob, menm &obelgrom'
me bernidtet miiroen, Dies oen Ib-
{enoern onge5eigt merOen iolte.-
ENGLAND fiimmert iih chen Inn feincn!
0Onnerstag, ben IA. SftOber:
3rGiiOent @ilion legte am Mitt.
mod in Burlington So. Den @ruiio-
Itein gum Memoriol Mmpbi.E beater.
Gs ioa oies Elm 0enfmaI lein fir Ole
SeIoen, ole fiirS GoterlonO gefollen
moren. Cine groBe Weniheumeiige
no6m an ser 6eierlihfeit tell.
Son @oris fommt Die Nodridt,
0oB 8uIgarien an Ser5ien ben &ries
erflGrt bot. Safer @ilbelm lit i'm
oeutid 0iterreihiiden Sauptquars
tier in Serbien o%ngeIongt.
Washington Journal., 1915-10-15

8aibiustOn SGnserbnnb, Ger. 314
G-Strobc N.-@. hilbert 9eppcr, sra.
iioent; q. 8rouner, SefrctGr, 314
Ctr. @..@. ". @rmprcft, 4irigent
Sineitunoc jeoen Mittmod Abcno
0ircftoren.8eri am 2. Montas /. 30
SGnscrbmnb 9amcnbercin. Srol
q. O. 8artbeI, Yr1i. @eri. am 2
Mittmod i. 81, obenos 8 llbr, in
S1ngerbumo.
griOn 9amenperein. 5rau g
Grumfe, Yr6i. @erl. am 2. Mitttuod
|. N., abenos s llbr, i'm SaneerbunO
8ermania @Gnuer6or, 922 $50
ape. R..8. Yrdi. Sobn feif; &c
fret6r: Mnrtin Shiaing. 2157 g. 9
gbe N.-8. Oirigent: emil s. Gbri
itiani. 8cri. am /. 0onnerstag i.Wa
SingitimOe ieocn 9~onnerstoa obcno
Washington Journal., 1915-10-15

Semtihcr Central erbnnb i'm 81,
thrift Columbia. Dtartin 8ieguno.
ErGiiOent; Sobn AIt, 4. 8i5e.8rGi
SSobn @eber, 2. @i5e.@rGi. @oIfe.
HudoGldeL 3. @i5e @rdi. auguli
Sdmiot. A. @i6e.Yrdi.; Sobn @olO,
mann, 5. @i5e.4rGiioent; @uitope
Bender, 5efretdr, Gonereb Seigtbs
9orI Sommcl. Shobmciiter; Soieph
@onorod, Sohnentr1ger. Benjamin.
lung am 4. Oienstae /. ~. i'm @oib-
ington S1ngcrbuno, 3t4 G.Str. g.,
20.
v9amen-@erein Ses 0entidameri.
tnniiden 1914.'15 6ilfs.aomittesS"
@eri. am 1. uno 8. Sreitog /. Sc, i'm
S1ngerbuno, GA 6 StroBe q .@
Sreunoe iino ber5Iihit eingeIoOen.
NrGiioentin: 6rou %. 2in5bah; Sc.
fretGrin: Srou Or. Sd, AZ Iooms
Ctr. R..M.
@etcranenbcrein Ses s. BGtaiaOns
@eriommeIt lid in Nr. 705 SiebentI
Ctr. N.s@.
9cntiher Maiienbansberein. 1rG
iioent Mortin @ieeono; SefretGr
Mm. 8. Mepers, 1919 Srpine Ctr
SdnbmeiIter: GboS. Is. Rogier, Gil
goit Capitol Ctr. 0ireftorenperi. on
9. Somntog /. 90. i'm Moiienbaiis.
Tranen .6ilfsDerein. Srou &. q
@artbel, Y~rGiioentin. @eri. am 2
0onnerstog i. SO, 8 llbr nadm. in
0eutihcn 8oiienbous.
Tranen NGbDercim. 6rau Saith
2offler, Yrdfioentin. &eriammeIt lid
monatliH gemdB Noti5.
9entid.I merifaniidcr Scdnifcr
@ereiu. @eri. am 1. uno 8. MittlDod
Mittpod) /. SO. i'm S~Gngerbuno, 81
6 Str. @..@. Youl @ouid. Sefre
tor, 3418 9ronn Str, 9.-@.
@crmania Glmb. @eri. Mittmods
uno Srcitogs Nbenos in Sbe 2oiefom
1923 s Ctr. &..8. SefretGr e
&lctI1L SIC 8-Str. S..@.
9entIder &rieserbnnb. geri. an
A. Montag /. 90. in 500 Ba. Ipe. g..
@. SelonebeI: gilbert 2inobeimcr
co. 2ansburgb Bro, 800 Z. Ctr. g.,
80.
Onfel 8rGiig @erguiisunssOerein
@eri, am 2. 0ienstag /. %. I'M San.
berbuno. Geo Mtair, Sefretar. 1881
lite Str. N.-8.
, Dufel grSfs 9ameuDrrein. 8rol
9. @abI. Nrdiioentin. @eri. lid an
1. Mittpod i. sc. i'm Sauie zines
Mitelieoes.
YrOipect Sill Cemetery. 6reo
Smbof 8rdlioelt; @m. Martin,
SefretGr; Gbas. 8ridmeooe. 5dob.
meilter. 8eri. am /. Sreitag i. SO
in 800 9te Sfr 81 .M
Washington Journal., 1915-10-15
lInierc 6eutise @elt itebt I'M 3eideu
Ocs 8erfebrs.

0os iino 8orte, wel6e Der oeut-
Idle &oiier Dor 1hon ungefGbr omei
Syobrsebnten nit SreffIihfeit alisge-
Iproden, erfenneno, bob Die 8elt nit
ibrem u~usaeoebnten Sonoel Mniprii-
die an Die @eiommtbeit lteGen miro,
0ie, INN ibnen gereft weroen 5u fon-
men, ole gar5e @nergie u1o @ei6id-
lidfeit zines ieoen @in3elnen BON nnS
%erforoern.
Nelte ousiihtsreihe Sa~noelsbe5ie-
bungen lino 0miihen georb- unO Siio-
amerifa ongefniipfi poroen melhe
ser 9oufmonnsidoft Sorteile bieten,
mie fte nllr bel groBen geminnbringen-
oen ltnternebmlingen berDor5utreten
pflegen.
Sci oieiem @ettbeiper6 Itellen lih
notilrlih S6mierigfeiten in oen 8eg.
Die al ilberminoen lih idon Der Waibe
Ilohnen; Dor aaen Dingen muR Der
ouf ser Sobe Der 3eit iein tpolenoe
aaufmann oie ipnniide Sprade be.
berrIheu, uno niGt oIein oas; ai6
cine griinolihe finanoiele mie inou-
frieue &enntniB 1T %unbeoingt err
for0erli6, Tim i'm qesebenen Safe IN
Der Sage 81 fem. iid Elm eigenes NAB
qeben6es llrteil biIoen al fDnnel.
&idter's Spaniid-0 German ShoOl
1914 4a. Sire. M.=g8. bot beldloiien,
elm Satin Gmcrican Dept. nit Der
Shule 5it oerbinoen, meldes ben
3mef berfolgt, alien Sntcrellierten,
neben ser grIernuna Der Sprohe,
@llrie in Sen ser Sonoelsipelt porteil-
brinqcnoen @egenitdnoen 5u crteilen.
Mit 2ono uno 2eute ncrtrallte,
ourdors tiidtioe iponiide 2ebrer
fino oomit beonftrogt, oos Snterelie
cines ieoen ShiGers at mobren rno
oeIadte &ouflellte beran5ubiloen.
n. Meine bielen Sreinoe, oenen ih IN
Sen orei Sobren meines SierieinS
oeutl6en llnterridt erteilte, limo ger
ne bereit, 3eiignis nb5ulegen-
SO. Rihter,
Selepbon Msoin 1890, (iiebe 4n8.)
Washington Journal., 1915-10-15
qcbrIina ucrIauat.

Gincm aufgeme dten Oeutihen Sam
gen bon IA bis rs Sabren bietet lid
eiinitiee @eIegenbeit, Oos 8uhOrud.
gemerbe griinolih alt crIcrncn ilno Iid
cine cute Griitcn5 fir Die 3iifunft 81
lhoffen. Heileftiert miro MIR ouf Ell.
men fIeiBigen orbeitsiomen Sitneen,
Der 0eutlh unO GngIiih peritebt uno
cute Genntniiie I'M Rchtihrciben be.
iibt. @lterD. ole ibren Sobn etmas
Eiidtiges lernen Ioiien molten, obne
Dab iie Oobei in Die Soideu greifen
miiilen, miro nGbere Altsfunft erteilt
in Der Office pes o@olbington Sour.
nails, ITO 6te Str. &c. @.
Washington Journal., 1915-10-15
Sin nniere Qeierl

unIere 2eier finoen in beutiger
Drummer einen l1ngeren Nrtifel, be
titelt v0eutihIonosS iegespreis", BON
W9or @eorgii. Serr @eorgii, Der Die
gon5e Sodloge bis ms fleinite fennt,
bat nit oieiem Nrtifel pieoer einer
8eueis ieiner ihorfen 8eobadtungs-
gobe geliefert. gSir mohten bier
nod bemerfen ooB Die 2Gnoer, Inn Ole
es li6 in ieiner 3uidrift bonoelt.
emit Oeutih moren, unO MIR gemoltia.
mer @eiie ben 9eutlden entriilen
mur0en.
Washington Journal., 1915-10-15
8rieffalten.

Mnita SAa0e.- Ser @nItab Den
Ser teilt uns nit. Dab Serr Soiepf
bon @liimer, oeiien Same i'm @ufru'
in SO. 40 oes .@aibington Sour
nols0 erlpabnt muroe, uno Der iiber
80 Sabre i'm -ariegsminiIterium ais
3eidner angeltellt mar, gegenmdrtif
i'm Sapop department., 1904 14te Str
81. SO mobnt. @r lit mobl Der einaig'
u~eberlebenoe, Ser oas Memoriol BON
%. Sanllar 1871 on &rdiioen
Grant Undergraduate.
Washington Journal., 1915-10-15
txint @krnnif bea gScltfrienea.

Cine outbeniHe Gbronif oes our
3eit tobenoen @eItfrieges lit fir ieoen
Meni6en, DER Snterelie fir ole Tor-
gauge ieiner 3eit bot, cine INNER in-
tereiIont bleibenoe @ubIifotion. Bon
oieiem @eli6tspunfte oitsgebeno, bot
Der n@ilfsperein 0eutiher Srouen"
in Berlin feline beioen @oheni6riften
~8eltfriee~ un0 .@orlo-@ or" ms
2eben geritfen, 0enn er moate 0as
HiisIide nit Dem @ltten, nit Der I'M
teritiitung Der biIfsbeoiirftigen Moi-
len Der i'm 4riege ~gefoaenen Oeutiben
Solooten berbinoen. Seoe oieier go
denihriften foltet I'M Sobres- Abon-
nement $3.50. 8etoe bteten, fpie Ihon
geiagt fir oieien %geringen Hreis cine
oiitbentii6e Gbronologie 0es &rieges
un0 ieiner @orgeldi6te, uno 5ugleih
Die Siderbeit, fir Die l1nterltiisltng
Der 8aiien Der gefoGenen Oeutihen
Solooten elm S6erfIein beigetroeen
81 baben, Oenn Der gon5e &eineepinn,
ben Der 9ilfsnerein oiirh beioe Hubli-
fotionen er5ielt, miro ein5ig unO oaein
nur fir oieien 3mef bermenoet.
8eitellungen fir beioe NubIifotio-
men ninimt 0os 3peigbureou Oes
Silfsberein, oeiien S6abmeiiterin fir
Nmerifa 6ruu GorI Shur8 it, uno
oellen @eldGftsIteGe iif in 45 @roao-
man, 3em Oorf Gitp, befinOet, entee-
gen.
Washington Journal., 1915-10-15
8ebmrten.

g. 8billip mo 2omena Werner,
anabe.
Gluoc sc. uno @laops sc. Balm
ger, @fdoden.
@pott uno Sdrriett 8. Soroon,
M1ohen.
Sobn 6. unb Mop 81. geieb anobe.
5bomos 8. uno Oorotbp 8. W2ann.
&nabe.
S~p6esfGle:
Gliie $. Sobnbous, 26 Sabre alt,
1926 " Str. &c.
@m. 6. Carr, So Sabre ali, 1413
g Str. N..8.
2ouiie @rainger. 40 Sabre alt, So
meopotbic Soipitol.
8alter Magruoer, 40 Sabre alt,
@eorgetomn uniperiitD Soiptal.
@iaiom @oB, so Sabre alt, 1925
Sherman @lpe. N..8.
Seirats : sisenien.
Soiepb aonigsmarf unO agnes Be
rem.
Morton aos unO Sophie Sober.
6elir 8orlid uno Nnna Sniegosfi.
2ouis S. &aebad un0 4attie 9elier.
Washington Journal., 1915-10-15


gsrein Sabcrn. @erI. am 1. W2on.
tos i. W. in 922 go. abe. N.@.
8beo. 2edert, GefretGr, 1910 GIa.
abe. nc.
Columbia 8raner @ranten.llnter.
itiibnngsDerein. 5ron5 3om Sefre.
tar, 1874 %. Ctr. W..@. 8erf.
am 3. Dienstog /. &c. in 922 ga.
gIbe. 0..@.
Gentid +. Nmerifaniider Inter.
itiitunas . gerein. Sic. 0ieoono,
SefretGr, 1924 CITE ctr. gu. Eel.
Wioin 2999m. gerI. am 2. 0ienstoe
w. in 705 Siebente Str. R..@.
GliGfsr @erein. @eri. am 9. Mon.
tog l. @. in 705 Siebente ctr. 9..@.
Ioom Sdneioer. Sefret1r, 1921 q
Str. H..@.
!6eifenOnrmitGbter liuteritiitunas.
&erein. GmiI Spobn, 4rdi. SObn
Waeininger, Sefretdr, SIR. 80 8 Ctr.
g..@. @eri. om 3. Mittnoh I. sc.
in 922 go. gpe. R..@.
SGDGbiIder aranten : ~lluterltiib.
nnssbcrcin. NihoeI Diet, Sefret1r.
629 $ StroBe R..g. @erI. am /.
Dienstng i. 80. in Nr. 705 Siebente
Str. sc.
Nrbeiter &ranten. mnb GterbetaiIe
Wr. 1873. 8enoeI NifI, 1. 8orIiser;
Sreo. Steiner. Sefret1r, 1929 81 Ctr.
ge.s8. 8eri. am 2. 0ienstag /. SO.
IN 1922 ga. Ipe. R..@.
@attOeutider @ereen, @aibiRgtuu,
Q. s. Setret1r: 8m. Stuermunn,
II Gbeitnut Ctr, Safoma 8arf, 90.
gcri. am 1. 0onnerstog i. 30. in 705
Siebente Str. R..@.
Sdluei5sr @ObItGtiefcits : Welen.
l6aft. SuI. GgIoft 9r1iioent, 11S
Senna. Ape. &c. 5reo. 2itbe.
S%dasmeiiter, 91S 10. Str. N..@.
@nibinstOn eriitli @ereiu. Ser.
iommlung AM /. 9onnerstog /. M.
in Der eagles Sale, 6. uno G.Gtr.
N..@. HrGiioent 4beooor Bicoro,
1914 Srning Ctr. W..@. Shosmei.
tier: Sac. grigger, 210 8. Str. R.3.
StaufaderiM. SefretGrin: SRI.
Rauline Sober, 1886 13te Ctr. gs..8.
8eri. gemdB Noti8.
.9eutlhsr llHterItitnuss . 8nub,
0iitrift Wr. 40. Sefret1r @m. Son.
nenlann 234 Maple Str, E1fomo
Bart 8. 6. 8eri. am 4. Mitttuo6 /.
SO. in 922 ga. @pe. R..8.
9eutider lInterltatnnas 8uub,
0iitrift 100. Nei6. Giet, Sefret1r,
629 S StroBe N.-G. @eri. am 4.
Oienstog /. SO. in 922 ga. ape. g..
@.
Deuiider ltuterititamgs . 8MnO,
0iItrift 410. Gefretdr Sobn Wei-
ninger, Scr. 80 Q-Str R..8. @erI.
am 1. Wontng /. so. in 922 9a. @pe.
sc. @.
O~NoalDtngfOn WleB9er uHferltltts
nHgs.@erein". 8r1iioent. goom Ole
gelmann, i104 6 ctr. &c. Gefre-
tdr: 5riB SeB. tf2 ate ctr. 3..G.
@eri. am /. 9ienstag i. 30. in 922
go. Ibe. W..@.
8aibinstOn Sid GeIief. Sefretdr
6. 9iidof, GberrpooIe HuraI Sta.
8. 6. @eri. om 1. uno 3. Montog
/. so. in 705 tie ctr. N.-@.
9entide Brand, So5ialiriiGer
1artei. Aug. Seis, Gefretdr, 1902
Mc2ean Ape. N..@. @eri. am /. u.
B. 9onnerStog i. M. in 8tt G-Str.
N..@.
Washington Journal., 1915-10-15
gu Qcihcn neindt?

@er BON BEN 2eiern oes oMolbing.
ton Sournols@ lit i'm geiis bon Oeut
ihen SolOotennniformen uno miirot
oieieIben sur Muifiibrung zines Tbea.
teritiides leibweile fir einen @benf
bergeben2
9iejenigen melfe oie Site boben
Ser 8itte nod8utonmen iino gebeten
iid nit Carl @infler, ITO Se6itl
Ctr. N.-@. in 8erbinoune ou ieten
Washington Journal., 1915-10-15
Xander s. PIugge,
1917 Siebente StraBe, g. 8.
Selep6on Nurtb 1853.

Oibe @bisfies, $t.25 Die @alone; 40s
ous Quart uno aiffpdrts. 8elouoerS Snls
perial. 6 Sabre alt, SO Die 0alIpne. 75t
nas Quart. Oh 9ieliable, 5 Sabre alt,
$4 bic @olone. 81 oas Quart. @uter
alter Bourbon, WioIf bon Scotd @biss
tep. California Cherries. 81 uno $1.5O
sic @alone, 25c uno SOC oas Giinrt.
Seine importierte @berrb ooer Rortiueiuc
SO Die @allone, 60c ons Quart. MIle
Sorten @ranoies, Stunts unb Sins. Ca
lifornilde uno importierte Glarets, iuiDie
eigeue Yreilung. Ile Sorten Meibiueme
unb Abeinpeine.
IreisIiite sur Ierfisuna.
Washington Journal., 1915-10-15
4ereins~ und 4ogen~RaIender

Die Serren Sefretdre fno sebeten, uns fes BON Observation-Disclosures
ionic bon gorgdnseu in ibren gereineu geritt gu geben, umo fmo mir
tets belrebt, iolde an geeignehr Stele nuf5uuebueu.
Freis fir Die SufriOn Der aarte $3.50 per SoBr.
Washington Journal., 1915-10-15
NrrInnni.

0cutideS M1oden fir ~ongemeine
Sousarbeit. Gutter Sobn rno gutes
@eim. 300T lite Str. RM.
&bone Col. 1915.
Washington Journal., 1915-10-15
eanOsmaunidaftlidc mnb llnteritib.
mugs . 8ereine.

@erein gaben. @eri. an .. Mitt.
mod i. SO. in 922 ga. 9lpe. 81. W
Nlois Reinbart, Sefret6r, 53i 2te
Ctr. &C.
Washington Journal., 1915-10-15

@rbilSete Serrcn f6nnen augeneb.
mes !Seim nit nasseseidnetem Slid
in Oentider 5amilie finOem. Bette
Ma66ari6aft,- 1907 Clifton Ctr
N.-@. Selcpbon GOl. 5039.
Washington Journal., 1915-10-15
S,t perFaufem.

9ianO uno mai6mai6ine, penie ss=
brau6t. 535 ste StraBe, SiD=Sf.
Washington Journal., 1915-10-15
9eatidJe Treimanrer gOsg,
. Irminins, Nr. %, J.M.A.M

N0om SGnel0er, Sefrefdr,
Ger. 1921 @.Str. W..@. @erI. om
1. unO g.. Dienstae /. 80. i'm neuen
Woionic SempeI.
@ilbelm EEL gOse 0r. 5, y. ..
q. Of s. @eri. oni 1. uno 8. Dom
nerstae i. 80. in 922 go. apee. R..@.
Saul godidmiot, Sefretdr. 107 s..
StroBe R..g.
Washington Journal., 1915-10-15
2n permieten.

Wtobliertes Simmer NIT pribotem
8n0e, an einen ooer 5ruei @erren.
1920 lite Str. N..M.
Washington Journal., 1915-10-15

Buff Intumobil-
81 p%erfanfen in Der bentiden Bot
EreiS $3.50, fait uem.
1895 @aHudmietts Ibe. M..@.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-09-10
THIRTEENTH CAVALRY TO
TO Be SENT TO COLUMBUS

That part Of the Thirteenth Z. S
Cavalry which has been on patro
duty in the Big Bend country east OF
FL Paso will be relieved of its sta
lion within the next six weeks and
will be returned to the regimental
headquarters at Columbus, according
to advices received here. The de-
taohment Of the Thirteenth will be
replaced on the border station in
Texas by troops of the Eighth caval-
ry, which will be sent here from the
Philippines next month.
The Thirteenth detachment has
been stationed in the Big Bend coun-
try for the last two months.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-09-10
Thinking

Few men really think, although no
one would acknowledge it. Although
man is supposed to be natural
thinking animal, thinking is actually
The hardest work and the rarest he
does. We hear thing, ordinarily
and Immediately form an opinion
about it. Usually self interest is at
the bottom of our conclusions. We
are told, for instance, that woman
suffrage is good thing and that We
ought to have a national law giving
women the ballot. Do we look in
to the matter9 Do W estudy the ar
enments for and against the propos.
al! II is the same with the tariff.
the unions, the Mexican situation. the
European war, in fact everything
that we have to do with. How much
more rational il would be to hold up
oar judgment on n question until
We have had the opportunity to study
il from every angle. Then form an
opinion and stand or fall by that
opinion, until we learn something of
which we have been in ignorance
that might change our minds on the
subject. Not TO be open to conviction
is pig headed. He who shuts out ev-
cry argument, refusing to consider
it, has the best receipt for ever
lasting ignorance.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-09-10

Put a little "Gets-lt" on, il dries al
once. There's nothing to stick. Put
shoes and stockings on right over it
No. fuss, no pain, 4S hours-corns
gone. "Gets-It" never hurts the tru,
flesh, never makes the toes sore. II
you have tried almost everything else
for corns, you will be much more sur
prised to see how easily and quickly
yor corns and calluses will come of
Win "Geis-It". Quit limping and
grinkling up your face with corn
"nnkles. Try "Gets-It" tonight on
that corn. calms. wart or bunion, and
you'll he glad you read this.
"Gets-lt" is sold by all druggists.
Zoe "A bottle, or sent direct by f. Law
renee Co., Chicago. Sold in Demine
and recommended as the worlds
best corn remedy by
j. A. KINNEAR
ROSSER DRUG co.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-09-10
Chino Is Active

NJ. S. Percival, eth transportation
agent for the Chino Copper Company
was in Deming the early part of the
week. He reports much activity at
the mines, and that he company is
sending thirty ears day Of the high
grade ore to Fl Paso for smelling.
The capiciiy is $50 cars a day, the
most of il going, of course, to the
concentration at Hurley.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-09-10

Moving and hauling Of all kinds
Satisfaction guaranteed Watkins
Fuel & Transfer Co., phone 263-
nd. If
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-09-10

Lee Russell returned To Fierro
Friday, after short visit with his
family here.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-09-10

Miss Mary McGriff left Deming
Saturday for Manhattan, Kas., to
take up the study of domestic science.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-09-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Ramsey wer,
in Deming Saturday doing some
shopping.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-02
MAJORSVILLE
SEES MAN HUNT
TRAIL ALLEGED
hObbERS DOWN WHEEL
ING CREEK.
NO Arrests Have Been Made. Pending
the securing OF Further Ev1dencee
village Excited

hloodhouuds from Washington. Pa
were taken 10 Malorsvilie yesterday
morning and put on the scent Of me
tHleNt se Who entered the store OF W A.
tiareh. and The milk room OF Z. 4. Mint
ken. OF that place. SUNDAY night. md
raced the perpetrators 10 residence
between MaJorsNille and Viola The
names OF the guilty parties have NOT
htth made public until further Evidence
lr secured. but no doubt "A close watch
VIII Dc kept over them until that time.
When the bloodhounds arrived In Ma.
lorsFiile yesterday. fully the whole town
.urned out 10 witness the man hunt.
Articles that furnished the scent for tho
hounds 20 work upon were found Mon
gay near the place Of the robbery H. Is
tsinated that fully l5O people followed
the dogs during the hunt
saturday night the store OF W. A.
thrsh, or MaJorsvillc. was entered and
me thieves made their escape with "A
large amount OF merchandise. Thsg
neat went 20 the milk room OF O. l. Nil
hktn. where they stole a quantity of
MIX ana butter. Tho proximity of the
robboricS led the people 10 believe the
same persons committed both the theffg.
and as the result Mr Harsh and Mini
Ken secured the bloodhounds which were
placed on the trail yesterday morning
\ wheel barrow stolen on the same night
from Lester Whitman was located al a
farm house and this led the posse 10 De-
heFe that their quarry had been heated
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-02
ALLIES GAIN ON
THE DARDANELLES

LONDON. Sept 2. 2:lO a. m.-Fur.
Their gains for the allied forces on the
Gallipoli peninsula are chronicled in
an official report received from Gen.
.eral Sir Ian Hamilton. commandment
chief OF The British forces operating
against the Turks. The report saws
Further fighting on the 27th and
18th on the northern section OF the
line has resulted in the capture OF an
important tactical point commanding
the Buvuk-Anafarta valley to the cas-,
and north, and an appreciate gain
.of the ground occupied by the Aus
tralians and New Zealand army
corps.
The fighting was almost entirely
hand-to-hand and of severe charac.
ter. Very heavy losses were inflicted
on the Turks and three Of their ma.
chine guns, three trench uortars
three hundred rifles. five hundred
bombs and a large quantity Of small
arms ammunition were captured by
US"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-02

The regular weekly meeting Of Oh.
Junior Mechanics VIII be held fhfs even
INK iu their hall ON Hanover street
The employees of the VVhffakcr-g;1eea
ncr sheet mill viii De handed their semi
monthly pay Saturday.
The Royal Neighbour held a we'll at
tended meeting in their hall iu ffy
Shrrve-Herycy hall last evening
The owners Of Ford care Orr this cite
have received rebate checks to ~
amount of $50 on their cars purchased
thiu year
The local Moose lodge orranIred n de-
gree team 90 H meeting held Tor thar
rurTose Tuesday evening
Tho prayer meetings held fn AIN OF
the local churches last evening wrfe
largely attended
q So Iowdy has sold hia infrreafs DO
the store on South Fourth street. s~H
viii remove Co. columbus
M FORK vac started yesterday on rrro-
NhNINh iN. ADtuHr.Il. CHAPEL ana nurr-
Der Df repairs VIII bc made
-f Monlraa Guild of Sol pauIs Erie.
Cnlal CHURCH held an important meeting
pr ih' basement az ODE church last evcn-
Carlos Trafnrraanf off rrfrnf vas fr
trr gIt1 .aFt evening callIne on friends
and relatives
EaF Uorhrare of Pittsburgh f4r--.-
resident of fhIH city was In The cifv tsa.
ierl1T calling un friends and rriafIera
Ihr meeting uf thr Hnraca Bible class
On fNn FIruf NJ IT sunday school urar
largely attended aaf evening"
REGULAR sunday services viii be re-.
summed af fn' 80 johns German T.n.
fHrrar sunday morning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-02
RINGLEADER GETS
FIFTEEN YEARS

HARTFORD. Ky. Sept 1.-Ohio
county officials believe the ringleader
OF the 'possum hunters" armed bands
OF men that for months committed
depredatons under cover Of night IN
this section Of Western Kentucky
was convicted and sentenced to the
state prison here today. when Jess
Fulkerson. farmer. pleaded guilty
70 charge OF manslaughter and wa s
given a sentence OF ten 10 fifteen years
Many witnesses testified Fulkerson
participated 10 organizing locals.
administering oaths. whipping ano
threatening people
Fulkerson was charged with LEADING
a raid on negro settlement al Rock
port. last April when one negro was
killed
Other alleged night riders will Do
brought 10 trial tomorrow. There TO-
mains more than sixty cases on the
circuit court dockt with the grand jury
sull bon session