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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-05-05

DC oerira, nogle er 10 ooioa oeoe.
Menia6eoen Der blep ogina itiitet al
9aitor Sais 1878. ga 2anoet
fom Iris. iolate ell Del al pore
9anosmGno no % 0rog ad0etiteoS
ben. 8anne0irfe er ell M pda Ell
5000 SnobDlgere. 2anoct Der ON
friu1 er 1901 8aitor 9iiis 1ar / lie
r. War uaret encns 9orameiter
Ntaurleeuiae. Der ligaer III 81 Q1il
ira 8amenirfe. er o8ind en- CANT
mel ifanoiudDiif Excitement. Weni8
beOcH Der er itiitet 1878. Ser er
b5r Ben % 9efanot ira 4merifa
Rait. :. IS. u. 9dcf RrUit. Get par
.ligciom en- 5ilien o. 2%uitning ira
4merifa, Der ilog ma / Nteoe IRA
BET gPitirie Stem. Ser paa oerme
gla0s iouae0e je1 Here al De gam.
lie cno nolet atoet SteO. Get oar
meo en- bis 9euioo, ie1 beisgte De
lamle toume RlaO'er. Oien ie1
tror, at ser ior Here Al Dem par ell
9lo0s / 6imIen, Tom oe nj bar
Hotaaet. Nenta9eoen Der bar en-
ifsut belig9e1oe STRIFE. o. ie8 par
llao oeo At iaa a~nleonin1 til at
bflie paa no1Ie al De aamle 8enner.
SeIo Sobnan bar Ser % BAR iDnliB
glaO oeo at me0e mia igen. Sobnnn
er en- ar6blin1, Der life fan iaa men
maa fore / en- oertil inorettet file
9ogu; ban bar ringet 9irteflotfeu
| IA aar. faI0er 5olf iotmnen TT
@uos 6us. Get er M bans Ser
ning % ban er gloo oeo oen. Get
ifal opre ilemt 9eir, ON Dan life
ifal fonue sc . Utit til arifen
Ssn0aa Woraen. 9anoet Der DeO
M}ouricepiIe er meget batfet % life
Al Sen be0ite Sloas. Ger er ct sci
Iesmeieri mi0t t Settlementet Ii9e.
Tom / Rorienooo. Saa fonmer ri
til Qalmeriton, ~itiitet 1880. Oct er
Den iterite o. melt blomitren0e al De
if%anoinnpiife Nenigbe6er / Np Gee.
lanO: Der er opiert Ell temmeIia
tor oa ppu airfe. % / oenne prg-
0ifes fun 9nnif. Seq oeo life be-
TENT, 6por mango 0dnifere ser er
/ % omtrina 8almeriton, men Der
er ouer 70 fSumilier. 9anoet berom.
firing er noaet al set be0ite / Nn
5eeIon0, temmeIia iIa0t, men meget
irllgtbart 5loOen Waninotl Isber
iorbi 9peu. Bore 2nnosmpno, Der
bar fsbt 2an0 Der ti0ligere Ii0er,
er / 0ag oelitaaenoe. 9ouoet betales
meo 70 til 100 0un0 Sterling pr.
We're. iao Der er life let for en- fat.
tig Wano at ioa ct Stem III. Ra-
itor W. Gbriiteuien er 9rpit Der o.
mar pirfct til meaen @eliianelie 9en
ct Dan mort en- anmmel Dtano, lot
ipugeli8 % trGnger til SiPlp !
e3cruingen- ser ira @nlmerton be.
themes oen minOite % pn9ite Reuia-
1eo I 5nminn0et nemlia Salcombe,
Der 6leb itiitet 1888. Menia6e6en or
iom iaat lille. Der Dor en- II SAINT.
Tier Der, men oe bei6ger nGiteu ale
relclmpsiia airfen, og her er mere
,Snteresie ior Samimoet oe Opla-
perne emo be iIeite andre Steoer.
Qaitor 66riitenien fommer Der ?
e5anqe on Moaneoen, % Snmiun-
bets eneite 0fisiionGr 6obrin cen
Bana on MaaHeoen Dcune fare
9rooer er meaet ipag Al SeIbreO o.
fommer ianomnligDis mart iii at
itanoie i'm @irfiombeo, o. en- 0}is.
iionGr for irrIia at opieae DC
a6ipreote o. brin9e Dem 2iDetSO ro.
9irfiombeoen g%fuitralien o9 91p
Seelm0 bur0e bgre innmen. )
Wel6ourne 6urOe Der bore Ell Oanif.
aorif 9irfiombe6 (oer er en- SoeniH
6a ser er fife iaa 2oltosmpno / o.
omlrind 9pen. Soor ntange 0eo ieB
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-05-05

Oct nittenoe aarsmpoe

for
Gen for. 3. eo.-Iut6. Strife / Nm"
ofbol0es, ON @uo oil, i 9ucf, @is.,
/ Do9ene ira 9. til ID. SUM- 5. o.,
begge Da9e i6eregneoe.
Meoet aabnes meo 96imesie.
guO9tieneite aG. 1920 Onsoag 5or-
miO0ag i M~enigbeoens &irfe.
6orban0IingS9en / an . e..
I. De alminoeIige = i anle0ning
al Sno6eretningerne ira Samfun-
oets gmbeosmGno, llopoIg % So
miteer.
2. 8alg al Gm6eosmpno.
3. Sprlige Sa9er: @n Heiorma.
tions9ape - 2utber College, Goci.
ne, 8is., - Snponmisiionen -
Snoinnermi8iionen - lltabmisiio-
men % Misiionen poo 0ep Sea
lano og 4uitralien.
A.. 6orIla9 ira Srinitati8 ne
nia6e6, hilbert 9ea., Dtiuu., iaol1.
6en0e:
.5amiun0ets 9erneblao trDffes
ballot paa Dnnit og ballot pan On
9elif.@
4aa MieniQbeOens @egne
8. 3. % orteneh SET.
1anfeiprog: uariiti aprli9beO
toiuaes os.@ 2 aor. ), IA.
IS. q. G6rtftionien. 6orm.
u. :. RieGfen Sefr.
Dor 6reliers 6anIf ep. lut6. Nc
ni06e6, Qurf, @i5., og 5be 5irit
enq(ii6 2nt6. 66urc6, 9ucf, Iris,
i%nObn0cr 6erme0 Meolemmer %
@enuer al Den ioreneoe oonife go.
lntb. airfe / amerifa til at oeltage
set 10. AnrSmsoe.
Tor OpAol0et unoer Wlsoet beta'
les Der $3.50.
Iilreiien6e beocs meloe oeres
aomme til $. %. 9onoo, 9ucf,
8is., ier ben 1, SUM.
g29. @enner, let os @rbei0et oeO
at in6meloe eoer Tor nponte Cato.
Badges" pil bIipe tiIienot paa
8orlanqcn6c. Gette for at %tilrei-
ien0e lettere fan finoe og lore bin-
onOen at feqoe ~lln0erueis. @'an
fan 6etoIe, n1or man fommer til
We0et.
EantcIproa: &c, iee er fommen
FOR at gGrc, @u6l sin Billie. Sch
10, 7.
9aa @enisbeoens 9eene.
s. 80. 9onOo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-05-05
&ore nDe &ibler.

Do bi lang lib bar fMt Sonnet of mere proftHte Snobtn, :
binger poa De ominoeIige SusbibIer og aonfrmonobibIer, fit ri !
for en- 5io tilbnge truffet aftole meo ct sirmo lloIn0et ON al :
inbbinbe ct porti oonite 8ibIer ipecieIt for os. Senoingen er MI J
untorumen, oe ri fan Oerfor nu foruOen De Dor reguLGre 9ibeI !
torteeneHo opfsrte 8ibler, tIbpoe oa oertil I9rIg nubefuIe fsgenoe !
npe gumre:
9r. 16-a. aImin6eie so. torfdIet SusbibeI tqrt. bsidigt I
@bogrn meo @uIoint % rrnoe Sisrner. |us $500. !
Rr. ga. Den o~IminoeIiee aonfrmonobibeI 2ommeformot !
Spectl Sn6binoing flint. beieigt @boerin meo @uIoinit /
BuS $40.
Rr. 24-g. Samne iom Ger. 24-a. men meo runoe 6isrner.
gus $3.50.
aue oisfe gibIer er Of oct oanIte 8ibepeHfobs %lIogooer. oe
me6 bet M 5etonente M OneripttIie.
Den, Der bor ft 6isic @ibIer, oil bore emg meo os l. at be
iprIgs elnpr FL ~ %arebsqer
a. '4eIuu Hnbl. 6Unie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-05-05
HVAD Err

En- kort Fremstilling af Den kristne Troslere at [. C.
Petersen. Pris indbunden 800.
bet err en- klar Bog. Der er like gudeig snak og Tale
maader at fnde den; men korte, klare, knappe Setninger
fremstller den den kristelige Lere.
bet er en- bibelsk Bog. Den er gennemyevet med den
helige Skirts Ord fra f6rst til sidst; Skriftbenyttesen er TX
Ike ell dgd Ophoben af Citater, men den er Isletten Forfat-
terens Tanker.
Og Diet er en- levende Bog. Jeg mener dermed, at Diet er
en- Bog, springer nd af Liyet, skrevet af en- leyende Mand,
pr6vet Livets Erfaring.
past. Johannes GStzsche ,sed og Hdst')
Danish Luth. Publ. House,
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-05-05
Zen npe aoniirmationsbog
Deb SfillcDeien"

er mn frrSig % ioreIigger TO igr'
ifilte llOgaber - for 9reHae % ior
giaer. De. ser oIlereoe bar Jet DO
gen. uotala ia roIen0e ON ben,
baaoe bpao ll0ieen6e og 3nobolo
angnar.
Gnfeltpris 80 Gts. 5pecielle
gnrtipriier.
Dan. 2utb. BubI. Souie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-05-05
PIGEB0RN oG

PIGEB0RN OG PIGEB0RN
Skildringer fra Mssionsmarken. Oversat af Karen Rae
der. Prs Ind. 50 Cents.
NJ beh9ver Pigerne da like lengere at vere m~isundelige
Anledning af Drengebogen; her er akkurat Mage til ON
Piger, og den err lge saa ~fornsjeig og frisk som Drengebogen.
Ode Unges Bad)
Danish Luth. Publ. House,
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-05-05

/. So5. 3, 1. e, 3oor itor Ell
aGrligbeo 6aoercn BAR 9iDet os, At
ri ifllae fables @uo5 ggrn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-05-05

Dielbourne bltr0e Der ndere Ell 01nlt.
norif 9irfiombeo (oer er en- Soenif)
6a ser er life iaa 2aIosmpn0 / o.
omfrind 9pen. Soor ntange De0 ie8
fife. : Sen itorc IN 5iouen tpnfer
man at iaa en- ipenif til at optaae
8irfiom6e0en ne ira oct ifanoinaUi-
.ife Sal1nos6iem oerite0s. % ReiD
Cattle. fon er Oen 8Ioos. bpor Sfi-
6ene in0taeer aul bar Dor Mo.
fore 9%an6SnanO, gbr 66onIien %
0nitru optaaet en- 9irfiombeo
ibInn0t 5eiolfcne. Der er eiter min
Renin9 iGrlig 8 ling, iom er Die.
pen ioriemt: /. Der 6ur0e opret no
aiDet ct oo0t 9tDbeos- o. Opbpggel.
irs 9lao. noaet lia p8aniferen" /
min0re 5ormnt, Der flinOe binoe
port 1olf Iammen % iamle Dem ON
ipaes Snteresier OF Op8aoer.
p Ter bur6e pGret oprettet og iot
/ Bang en- 6siifole ior at paaDirfe
l~lnaOommen I 900 Retning, og at
arpiter fia0e D9ret iunOne til at
fortiGtte @ernin9en. Som bet M
er, iaa ipnes oct mig, at BirtIom'
beoen oil fomme til at itanOie, naor
|6isie, Tom M er, life fan mere.
Com oct 8. Der burOe pGret Tor
isat meo at foloniiere. ligeiom ri
bar abort / anlerifa, ior at ben
oppofienoellngoom fun0e bape inaet
billigt 2nno. % De funoe Iepet me.
re iamlet, 4; Tom oct nu er, ipreoeS
Sc oueralf; men bette er life bleoet
aiort, o. M tror ieg, bet or i%oriil-
Oigt iprlig ior De TO iioite Tings
ge0fommenOe. MateriaIet fan life
inaes. oct isrite dnnOe maaife laoe
ia aeunemfere. Man omsnas meo
Den 3orfe paa Np SeeIano; oct bar
urret ioriegt tiOligere, men ben rette
Mono m%nngleOes, maaife ban III
en- Der. 9lo0et iful0e formoOentlig
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-12-13
:Frick Won't Buy
ThomLplso Coal.

UNIoNTowN. Pa, Dec. 1s.--It be.
came known here yesterday that an.
other unsuccessful attempt was made
last week to interest H. c. Frick, in
New York, to purchase some of the ].
v. Thompson holdings in Cumberland
township, Greene county, In order to
obtain funds to finance the llQuida.
ton Of the Indebtedness Of tho former
banker. The property was offered Mr.,
Frick at about half the Thompson
valuation.
Mr.. Frick said he would like TO do
something for Mr.. Thompson's credit
ors In Western Pennsylvania, but he
knew OF no way in which he could aid
them. He said the Thompson coal pro.
perties were overyalued and could not
be disposed OF at price which would
benefit Thompson's creditors.
The J. v. Thompson Creditors As.
ISOLATION will meet tomorrow after.
noon.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-12-13

sand. On Wildcat Run, in the same
district, the Clark OIL Company drilled
No. 10 on the C. j. and M. Carroll farm
through the Keener. sand and has a
fair gasser In that formation.
In Clay district, Harrison County,
Flint & Strothers drilled their test on
the H. Shinn farm through the fifth
sand and found nothing but light
gas pressure. On Halls Run, Ten
Mile district, Carter Sheets & Jarvis
drilled their test on the William Jar,
Wis farm into the Maxon sand and de-
veloped a five.barrel spumper.
On Brush Creek, Greenbrier district,
Doddridge county the Hope Natural
Gas Company drilled a second test on
the Samuel Stalmaker farm through
the Big InjuE sand and has duster.
In the Burning Springs district, Writ
county, the South Pesn Oil Company's
No. Z on the l.. r. Roberts farm is a
very light pumper in the salt sand.
On Falling Rock Creek Big Sandy
district, Kanawha county, the Falling
Rock Cannell Company has drilled
No. 81 on its own property into the
Weir sand and found nothing but a
light gas pressure. In Smithfeld dis
trict, Roane county, the South Penn
OIL Company drilled second test on
the R. a.. McLain farm through the Big
Injun sand and has a. light pumper.
On Spring Greek, Spencer district, the
Lee OFT Oil Comuany drilled No. 3
on the L. J. Harris farm through the
Big Injun sand and has a five-barrei
pumper.
West Virginia has good deal OF
test work starting and under way. It
is widely distributed and no combined
effort making in any locality. On Ten
Mile Creek, Ten Mile district, Harrison
county, the Silicon OIL Company Is due
In the Gordon on the Charles Lanhan
farm. On Elk Creek. Elk district, Flint
& Strothers are drilling on the W. s.
and John D. Pikens farm. Dittman &
McVey are due In the Gordon at a
test on the Raymond Brothers farm.
On Nutter's Run, Clark district, the
Grasselli Chemical Company is due In
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IN
new STEEL DEAL!
What New York Newspaper
Has to Say About Young
Rockefeller's Visit.

Under the apt caption "Golng Away
From Home for News" the Baltimore
News prints the following:
According to the New York Com
mercial, steel interests were disposed
to trace some connection between the
new steel merger and the tour which
John D. Rockefeller, Jr., has Just COM
pleted over the properties OF the Con
solidation Coal Company. The Con.
solidation is looked upon as affiliated
with Standard Oil interests. The Con.
solidation has 50 mines In operation
in Pennsylvania, Maryland, Kentucky
and West Virginia, and owns 100000
acres Of coal lands. 1t did gross bust.
ness Of $14,S2S,9S1 In 1914, paid ST..
100000 dividends on the $25,0oo,OO0
stock outstanding, and after also pay.
ing interest on its bonds OF s30,000,.
900 had s509,733 left for surplus. It
has been doing q large export business
this year, and its earnings are expect.
ed to set new high mark.
rs. Davies Warfcld. who is a mem.
Der of the directorate, Is also direc.
tor and member OF the executive
committee of the Consolidated Gas
Electric Light and Power Company OF
Baltimore, of which ]. Z. Aldred is
chairman Of the board. Nicholas F..
Brady also is a member OF the gas
board. Interests identified with the
gas board were mentioned several
days ago as the principal factors in
the organization OF new steel COM
pany to be established at Highland
town, Md, and to engage in the man.
ufacture OF Sheffield steel.
"The pending merger will require
coal lands and would not be averse
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-12-13
SPECIAL NOTICES
SALE.

On December 90, 1915, at / o'clock,
P. NJ, l will offer for sale at public
auction, at the front door Of the
front door Of the Court House of
Marion County, West Virginia, the fol.
lowing personal property belonging to
the estate of ]. G. Nay, deceased,
namely:
One first class convertible certif.
cate in the Colony Holding Corpora.
tion, a corporation organized underline
laws of the State of California, calling
for 2 units, OF the face value OF 5000
each, issued to said ]. c. Nay under
date Of June 20, 1913, Registered Num-
Der $40.
Also like certificate calling for
unit, face value, 5000, issued June 10
1915, Registered Number 2414.
Terms, cash In hand on day of sale.
JAS. A. MEREDITH,
Administrator OF the Personal Estate
of J. c. Nay. deceased. 12-13.K22
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
State Of West Virginia.
At the December, 1915, Rules, held
in the Clerks Office of the Circuit,
Court, in and for the County Of Marion
and State aforesaid, December s, 1915
the following order was entered:-
Sarah Hull and others, Plaintiffs, VS.
A. G.. McCallister, G. G.. McCallister;
and Fred L. Rowe, Ira c. Moore, and
H. w. Gaskins, executors Of Nettie I
McCallister, deceased; and Maggie
Hull, and Nettie McCallister Evan
gelizer, q corporation. Defendant
Chancery.
OBJECT OF SUIT.
The object Of the above styled suit
is to set aside and declare void and
imperative and Of no effect, the last
will and testament Of Nettie McCallis,
ter. recorded in the Office of the Clerk
of the County Court of Marion County
in Will Book No. 5, page 40.
An affidavit having been made and
filed that the said G. C. McCallister
Fred L. Rowe and H. W. Gaskins, de
PENDANTS named in the above styled
suit, are non-residents Of the State
Of West Virginia, It Is ordered that
the said G. G. McCallister, Fred l.
Rowe and H. w. Gaskins, do appear
here within one month from the first
publication Of this order, in the
Clerks Office of our said Circuit
Court, at Rules to be holden therefor
and do what is necessary to protect
their interests.
1t is ordered that copy Of this or
der be posted and published as re
quired by law.
Given under by hand this 9th day
of December, 1915.
W, s. BLACK, Clerk.
3. !. Morgan. Harry Shaw, Attorneys
for Plaintiff.
This order to be published for the
first time December 18th, 1915, and to
be published once each week for four
successive weeks.
1s.2o.27.s. D 'o'''N'
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SPECIAL NOTICES
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

OHDEh VI fO5LlSNiloN. NJ
State OF West Virginia, III
At the December, 1914, Rules, held
in the Clerks Office of the Circuit
Court, in and for the County of Marion,
and State aforesaid, December s, 1915,
the following order was entered:-
Curt E. Amos. Plaintiff, vs. Mary
Louise Nixon, Defendant. Chancery.
OBJECT OF SUIT.
The object OF the above entitled
suit is to obtain a decree against the
said Mary Louise Nixon in favor Of
the said Curt 2. Amos, for the recov.
cry Of a debt of $4,000, with interest
thereon from the Sth day OF November,
1916, until paid. The said debt arising
out OF contract for services rendered
by Curt e. Amos, Rollo ). Conley and
M. w. Ogden in certain suit in
chancery lately pending in the Circuit
Court of Marion County, West Virgin
la, wherein Mary Louise Nixon was
plaintiff and Ashton B. Nixon was
defendant.
And to attach and sell the following
described real estate to pay off and
discharge said debt, which said real
estate is the undivided one.third in.
terest, subject to the dover interest
Of Mrs. John Anderson, in that certain
parcel of real estate, with the build
ings and improvements thereon, lying
In the Fifth Ward Of the City Of
Fairmont, in Marion County, West Vir-
ginia, in what is known as the Walk.
late addition to said city, adjoining
lands formerly owned by Calvin w.
Arnett, ct al, and being the same pro-
perty which was conveyed by Florence
Danley to w. Sherman Watson, under
/, date of July 8th, 1892, and recorded
In the proper office In Deed Book IS.
page 100, together with the right OF
way from said property to the public
road, and reserying therefrom the
Pittsburgh Vein of coal, with the min.
ing rights and privileges Herewith
conveyed away. and of which said pro.
perty the said w. Sherman Watson
died seized and intestate.
An affidavit having been made and
filed that the said Mary Louise Nixon,
the defendant named In the above
styled suit. Is a nonresident of the
state OF West Virginia. it is ordered
the said Mary Louise Nixon do appear
within one month from the first publ.
cation Of this order. in the Clerks OF.
flee Of our said Circuit Court. at Rules
to be holden therefor. and do what
Is necessary to protect her interests.
It is ordered that copy of this
order be published and posted as re.
CURED by law.
Given under my hand this sth day of
December. 1915.
W. S. BLACK, Clerk.
Rollo J. Conley, Counsel for Plaintiff,
This order to be published for the
hrst time December 18th, 1915, and to
be published once each week for four
successive weeks
1s.2o.27-s. ''iA
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-12-13
salisbury's Right
Hand Man is Dead

LONDON, Dec. 13.-captain Sir
Schomberg Mcdonnell. whose death
from wounds has been announced,
was for fourteen years private sccre-
tary to the late Lord Salisbury and
later acted as secretary of the Board
OF Works with personal control over
the upkeep OF the Parliament build
ings. the crown post offices, the clean
Ing Of public monuments and the
maintenance Of every British embassy
and consulate abroad. In these posi-
tons, Capt. Mcdonnell was noted for
his tact and his ability. He was 81
years OF age and brother Of Lord An
trim.
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Grain and Produce.
CHICAGO, Dec. 13.-Btg expert clear

CHICAGO, Dec. 13.-Blg expert clear
ances Saturday helped to inspire con
fidence on the bull side Of the wheat
market. Largely as result, prices
closed firm, &c to 1Ac net higher, with
December at s1.13N and May at s1.1o
@1.15S. Corn gained &c to x a &c and
oats sc to Nc. In provisions the mar.
ket wound up unchanged to lac higher.
Except December pork which was
nominally so cents down.
World shipments Of wheat Monday
we're expected to be fairly large and
the outlook also was for a good in
crease of the United States visible
supply. In this connection the fact
was noted that the first shipments OF
now Australian wheat were reported
today 100000 bushels, and that navi.
cation of the Great Lakes ends at mid
night tomorrow.
Stormy weather hoisted the corn
market. Country offerings were small,
and 1t was said husking had been seri-
ously interfered with. Oats, like corn,
advanced as result OF wintry condi-
tions. There was talk of increased feed
ing and OF difficulties in shipping.
Provisions tended upward despite
lower prices on hogs, Pit trade was
not large and included some invest,
ment buying, Shipments for the week
were heavy, much in excess OF the to-
tai for the corresponding time last
year,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-12-13
Oil and Gas.


The lower West Virginia counties
are furnishing the most competitions.
On Beaver Fork, Duval district, Lin.
coin county, the Big Creek Develop.
ment Company drilled No. 6 on the
Schmidt Cramer farm through the Ber-
ca grit and 1t is an eight barrel
pumper In that formation. On Bear
Fork, in the same district, the same
company is drilling No. II on the B. F.
Carnes farm. In the same district the
South Penn Oil Company completed
No. "a on the Horse Creek tract and
got tcn.barrel pumper.
On Little Lick Run, Grant district,
Richie county, the Dennis O'Brien
heirs have completed their No. 60 and
secured light pumper in the salt
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New York, Dec Il: The Evening
Post IN its daily and weekly financial

New York, Dec Il. -The Evening
Post IN ifs daily and weekly financial
review says:
Prices steadied on the stock ex.
change from the opening yesterday
and the two hours trading was mostly,
marked BY irregular recovery. Some
of the railway shares advanced "
to 2 points and there were a few
sharp advances In the industrials.
Most Of this seemed to be re.pur.
chases by; professional operators who
sold Friday, but the market as whole
was not active.
Tho prevalent feeling seemed to be
ono OF uncertainty over the foreign
situation, and our relations to It. This
Of itself 70 nothing new. but 1t natur.
ally has more influence on the stock
market now that Wall street has
passed ID the period OF reaction and
inertia following the elimination ana
reimbursement Of the autumn specula.
ticn. N
Hurplus reserves In the actual week.
end bank statement were virtually un.
changed despite a s240,000.000 loan
-exteusion, The offsetting influence
was an increase of 81. 100000 cash in
the banks own vaults. The greater
part Of this was gold; possibly drawn
- . measure from previous importa.
tionS, not covered in the reserves at
the time.
Tho weekend news in the financial
and Industrial field indicate no change
II the situation. High pressure Of
business activity throughout the coun.
~ was the uniform testimony, east
and west. Exchange Of bank checks
Ut Ill clearing houses again broke rec
ords for the week, and railway gross
earnings, reported today for the frs,
week Of December, rose in nearly ev-
ery case above the weeks highest
previous figure.
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Deeds Filed.

Deeds Filed.
The following deeds were Saturday
fled with County Clerk A. G. Martin
for recording:
Rebecca A. keener and husband to
F. L. Travis, a parcel OF land in Win.
field district. Consideration, SITS.
Melissa H. Hamilton and husband
to Martie A. Bell a parcel of land on
Little Laurel Run in Lincoln district.
Consideration, SEQ.
Fl. L. Morris and wife to Lizzie
Singleton, parcel OF land in the
Morris addition to the village of Farm.
ington. Consideration, 81 and other val
liable consideration.
lcie Kennedy and husband to Lien
E. McElroy, a parcel OF land in Paw
Paw district. Consideration, $3.50.