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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-22
PISGAH LODGE
VIII BE Honored By ofHeiaI visi,
saturday Evening From Hloh
Pythisn Officers.

Gordon Lodge. Krirhfs NJ p,fbias
A. PIsgah. Preston county. will b.
honored next Saturday eveninr by
an official visit from several MON,
nenf officials Of the order Tbo9e viii
Include Congressman William a.
Brown. Dr.. Grand prcIato Hon sam
uol y Montgomery. of kirrvC.F
Grand Keeper ~ records and aesf ~
Col s @ Hourof. of wsaFiruo, mi
lperlntendenf ~ fhe Insurance
department
Mr honfromerv and Col HourIef
ere nov boz fhis city. having attended
The Iyfhian picnic at Wheeling mark
yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-22
PYTHIANS TO HOLD
DISTRICT MEETING
IN OHIO VALLEY HALL, THIS
CITY, FRIDAY. JULY 30.
Membership o. Eighteen Lodges In
Several Counties lnVited-To
Consider Legislation.

First district Pythians will meet in
convention Friday. July 80. in the
castle hall OF Ohio Valley Lodge No.
81 at 1905 Chapline street. Omcers.
grand lodge representatives, and the
membership Of eighteen lodges 10
Gated in Hancock. Brooke. Ohio. Mar
shall and Wetzel counties have been
invited TO attend by District Deputy
Grand Chancellor Frank B. Lisby.
Matters pertaining TO legislation at
the next grand lodge meeting at
Charles Town, August 20. will be dis.
cussed.
This will be the first district con.
vention to have been held in the last
few years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-22
DECLARE MEMBERS OF BOARD
OF EQUALIZATION AND
REVIEW.
Exempted Property In City Alone VIII
Reach Almost That Fiaure-Cen-
ter District ESempts St,5Oo.OOo.

In the opinion Of members OF the
Board Of Equalization and Review.
property exempt from taxation. such
as churches. schools and other public
buildings. will reach the total valua-
ito Of $4,000. 900.
The valuation Of realty alone IN the
city Of Wheeling totals S5.ss6.15O ac-
cording 10 figures compiled from the
assessor books A. n rule. al this
exempt realty is placed on the books
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-22

Two deeds OF trust were Ier Tor
record yesterday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-22

with farinE headlines. proudly claim
INK the pre-emInence alluded to-
parkersburg State Journal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-22

holds M record 30 far az country d,s
tricts are concerned,
The following shows the e1emntsd
property In the city district.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-22

for disorderly conduct. and Chicken
Fox. an old timer. drew Eve and costs
and thirty days for being disorderiy
and twenty and trimmings and thirty
days on the hill for resisting an
officer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-22
COUNTY COURT.


william p LIpka qualified as erecu-
for Of the estate Of Mrs Francis
Minis bond DO fhe SUM of $1,000
yesterday with County Clerk Wells
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1915-03-03
REVOLUTION

one can not bu, wonder gloomiiy
whether the unemployed will be ignored
until an English city IL burned and half
The inhabitants stoned and beaten to upset
order, and The other half shot and sabred
TO restore It, our lords and masters po-
utely called the governing classes De
cst,xe although they can not govern. they
won't let anybody else govern. are CON
tInuourly melting the masses and their
leaders 10 violence and disorder by con
.tuuting themselves a permanent object
lesson in usele~ness to themselves and
everybody else Nobody else succeeded In
teaching them anything. but any criminal
can intmidate them
CarI,le Rukin and Dickens appealed To
,h.ir ronsclenCes with angel pens, hut
xot nothing hut sympathetic interest IN
,ltations TO dinners and Offers To knight
hood -,
although the French governments OF the
.ishtssnth century would not allow their
,tientinn 10 be diverted from Marie An
,ainettr's gambling debts To the poverty
~ The common peopl. by the reasoninss
~ NnltaIre and Rousseau. they forgot
,hem Immediately when the hastlle was
J..troyed and the Chsteaus burned about
their ears by the people with no manners
and less sense-Georse Bernard shaw
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1915-03-03
TO CARL LlBKNEcHr

Mid dazzling rplendor there he stood
And faced the war lords hate.
The only soul who had the nerve
To shout "Tis not too late"
Tis not too late to turn from peace
To drench the earth with gore
It's not too late to stand and face
The systems scarlet whoy.
Alone. alone. O noble soul
His comrades Qusked with fear
They voted Yes" when masters said
Take up thy sword and spear"
Alone. alone. thou noble soul.
Thou good thou great. and brave.
The world some day will honor thee
Who stood beside the slave.
when war and hunger are no more.
The world at last. At rest.
Then through Its shining happy tears
The rae. shall call thee biest
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1915-03-03
DOWN WHERE THE

NEW ORI.EANa March a-JudginG
from the condition Of engines working
at the union station. there mus, be some
thing radically wrong with the Old Hogs
hull pens Engines are pounding 90 bad
~ they can he heard for miles
They are keeping the old switch en-
gines out in the woods % that they can
not be seen or heard The roundhcuse
look. as II a cyclone had struck II. The
scai,s are becoming so weak kreed that
they are afraid TO look people In the face
Pet. Fresch, better known as suicide
Pete tn. \ T. scab was seen out Of doors
last SUNDAY hut he had child with him
We presume II he had run across some OF
tn. folk. who don't like him. he would
have used the child for breastworks. We
know several things about Pete. but Tn
-. sam would not let US put them In type.
VI any rate. Pete. our ground operator
has your goat.
TIL. rebel army i~ atm on the job here
and will be there when the scabs are gone
ami forgotten.
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1915-03-03
A LINE FROM THE NORTHWEST
Portland. ore, Feb. 90 1915.
Editor Strike bulletin,


Editor Strike bulletin.
Clinton Ill
In an ariicl. under date Of February
II. 1918 "a brother makes mention OF the
untirinR efforts of Attorney Comerford to
bring the Hartman and l. G strikes be =
fore tn" Federal industrial Relations Com
mission and how \ - Wharton Is at
tempting Ia whitewash himself Of all
hlam. for not bringing tn. matter before
the commission How sbou, the rest of
the International officers Are they not
as much tn blam. a. Wharton" The In
ternationai headquarters OF the ! r. of
4 ~ are located In Chicago. and the
International officers Of that organization
nust have had as much of "A line upon the
situation as any one concerned In the
matter Brother J W. Kline. in his an
nuai report. states that all the interns
tionai officers of the X. y. Dept were In
Kansas City on October 20. 1919, and that
ne left Springfield for Chicago on Oct
ober 25th. and stayed In Chicago up to
Nov list when he went to Philadelphia
TO meet with the executive council OF the
r. y Dept All Of this took place while
the Industrial Relations Commission was
ready and willing TO hear our case. Why
did ne not have = hearing In January
And why have we not had any hearing
at all.
II certain individuals are to blame. for
Gods sake publish their names and ie,
the rank and file know them. The very
life Of the labor movement 10 81 stake
Why did all these executive meetings take
place 1T that particular time! DID the
executive officers have thines to coaceai
and which they did not want to have
brought TO the attention OF the rsdersi
Industrial Relations Commtssion'
Yours fraternaliy.
Member Local ~. J. u. OF H. II
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1915-03-03
NOTES OF THE MINERS

nm Hsu,s shat, ,tnh.r. n, Mani.
- nine CAV. away hu,I,,y rr,nh
|onns 1 min, ,",' n'' ,nn an"
~ ~ burning him IN 3D.. ,t,, r,s.,
IN escaped through IN. nj, sha,,
unnms,o~
IN Ss,, no, - ~ ~."'"k
|01a wv ''' ''"' VI
h.u-
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1915-03-03
q. .rnas CENTRAL r. R. co.
ScVfOTTED DURING NEW
~ FANS CARNIVAL WEEK

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Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1915-03-03
THE ROTTER

Employers and IN. public at large do
not ordinarily take into consideration the
seofs dlsHdNantag" Of the employ. of .
large o"rpnrtation In protecting his name
AMI Standing with tile concern which
giA's MIN employ mrnt.
OF all tn" r.ptilrs that crawl tn. earth
10 fright th" soul % men tn" spotter en-
plot 81 I" spy upon working men by rail
inads and other lArg. employers il fhc
l. almost the universal praetlc. Of L.'~
roads To discharge men summsriiy upon
IN. t.pafts OF spotterr without giving the
in'h = hearing 81 even Informing them Of
the thafg" against them.
In III" inst place a sp"ifsf must b. a
Hiah Win tue inherent elements OF
~sainht'l li' would not hr IN the bus
mss II h" wHs not NJ honest man viii
-, aisuu his fellow worker ~. has to he
f.llaw feeling SoW. imagiu. yourself
""tkiuT 'nns'antlN Ia striking distance
Of rpl.s ana VII get Your Ioh II you
kno" him ana seek lis fas"r YOU are
placing A""t soul Ia the po"sf II a sneak
" b" Win ptrN.rt you for his personal
gain under the penalty 81 winning his
dtsllsasuft
Out ot ~ sheer necessity IL max. a
showing 4" his employers. In. spntter I'M
1"ussl"b"hl' a. he j. stands As menace
IL til record Of every honest man IN the
ssrNi'" ~ the COMPANY which gives him
employ m"nt ~" must show results
his 1"h ~ g"u" II men do not violate
tal"s Wh"r. - IN. need 81 III. spottrrr
u mn 4" not commit violations II rules
he i not abo,e making his rtpori 10 show
thai such violations haN. taken place. 50
b.. puts 10 to the record of snmr rmploNc
that a rul' has been Violated
Nj Sr"tt"t T. Engaged IN what II known
n secret service" Tn, man reported
j. nni confronted with the eharge the
~ id"nre and the Accus.r but In ordinary
practice N dismissed from the service with
out hearing such particularly H. the
railroad service
Ma employer should be permitted to
maintain "A secret etrNire and diCharge
It, 49, II
agents without them being accorded the
privilege of a defence
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1915-03-03
ON WITH THE REVOLUTION

HEMPSTEAp. Texas. March s.-Hemp-
stead l. az much on the Job as ever.
The little rebel army here will burn the
torch Of revolution 10 the very end OF
this Industrial conflict
is deplorabls. Words cannot describe the
extent to which equipment has deterfor-
ated
Ne voted Ia continue the strike the
reason Is that We do not care to asso-
riate with black Africans and the dummy
white element that Is working for the
struck roads as the grand lodge off,eers
and Wharton wanted us to do Hats OIL
10 the true blue rebel armN-to the epifi'
ina, demand. liberty or death onward.
YOU rebels of this economic war. win
the cry of NEVER SURRENDER. le, Us
fan the eser-growins fire OF the rsNe'o-
ttpn
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1915-03-03
FIFTEEN CARS O|TCHED N
ILLINOIS CENTRAL wreck


CLINTON III Mari . Va .sreusis.
fr'tght NJ Tx riate IN 3d." Ff.'p"f =
Iivirtah nft IT, llltuta~ f,.ttraI ~ Waod
ford IL ~h.u bf'ak beam on "ne 81 IL
'afz dtofIs.d 81 aHd VIE k'd fiftrtn uuf
ut N. J. at IN liz. tr"ight tam vii, h
w"s running a the tate 80 g." msl"- i"t
nout
liour mai and al kinds 81 M.rshan.
dts" w. ti.ro"t al "N"t tie iisht ~
'i"ar Of ths tistd 81 NAV st thls rla."
where IT,. tIgtt 81 NAY l. wid' sn"us d
f"i e railroad satd Train wAS t.d NJ
and ttAtn IL irnm Ft'"r"'t s"f n
here SOM. i've hours late
The chicago - Luis fas-'ng"t trains
are comins ihi"hs. h"t' "nrN and
stated Il. ttath ~l'n h. said tnat IL
TOAD Is deing tn fa~-'nE"t lu.tns.s
AMI making Ia" W"n'A.
FRAT. D~in,~a
TI. citiz.u- - Clinton h,d at oppof-
tuuIN 81 u. .s.uing 81 tho mi 10
witness IL. fatil. .ffotis 81 the lili1sir
'"ntfai Ia my what freight -" "hs
/ Tor tunatt Ia - Hiuiatr An Extra hound
fut IT LOUIS ~fittsd otr at clinton about
&. ,',1nek. IN. faad .nttue whe"zing h.r
W. al"ns aud swtt'h engiu" pushing
,uuuglt TIL 49, lad .N.rN crossing in
t.'Wu hias Nd II. pulled draw hat Ut
Of tn tint III and ais" "n' out "f IT,
back end TIE raa.i .ngIn" Wa t"w.tl.ss
io LUX t.. ttaiu up and ,culd not 20
.tr"td ac'st8trt+ - am. 't-f-,S1t. -
Tn. sWiteh .ngin, eould not t"l-as. ths.
an an Tn. at aud w. Fow"tlss> To
act
Tn. me-. Haut~ and clerks from IL.
luI-turss section b.gAu /" dU'umlai, and
tn.t W.re compelled Ia stand out III "a
dr'n, hlug tain Tor an hour whit" In"
'pd Hog rr-w snhraNur.d to cut til
,r"S~ing- w wodlI mention Som. of
the remarks mad. hN those who W.re
compelled IL wal ia th. rain hut theA
Would not apr.ar ~"ll IN print Thy
| certainly denounced tn. old hog aud her
| equipment
Many forgot tn. CompanN's safety
. First slogan aud fisked their If. aud
| ltmh hN climbing through the train
FINALLY after the engine had taken TIN.
d.f.,tiN. car out In the country and stored
II on "A side track they coupled mp and
left town On. hour late. leaving many wei
and angry citizens behind
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1915-03-03
WILLIAMS GETS VERDICT
AGAINST Y.& N. '. ROAD
jury Says That Conpany Muse Pay
SIS, 900 Damages.

JACKSON. Miss. March s--In the case
of Georg- Williams vs. the Y. 4 ~. v.
railroad. suing for sac. 0oe for personal
injuries. jury In the Kinds county Cir
cult Court last night rendered a verdict
In the sum OF $4,000. after being out only
few hours
The case went to the jury early yester-
day afternoon and large number waited
around the court house until adourjnmsnt
to hear the verdict.
The feature of the case yesterday vas
the argument Of W. II. Watkins. who sp-
peared as OF counsel for plaintiff Law
yers who heard this pronounced u enc
Of the best efforts ever heard In = civil
case In this city. and Mr.. watkins received
numerous compliments during the after
noon on his summing up of the case.
Williams was suing for anaesthesia Of
the spine suffered while working for de-
PENDANT In Memphis. He first sued In
Illinois. but the : 4 u. v. having no
line In that state. he WAS compelled 70
take a on-suit and sue either In Mis-
bring his cause to Jackson.
y. l. Parker has been appointed treas.
urer and paymaster OF the TexarkAna q
TT smith. headquarters At Texarkana.
a, In. '' xn ~, os so pointed fs w
city. Mo. vice II. Visscher
Albert X curts has been appointed dis.
,riet passenger agent Of the Union Pa
travelling passenger agent. deceased. win
II. Alexander has been appointed general
agent At Detroit. Mich. vice J. c. fergv-
son. resigned.
W. II. Cudney. general agent. passenger
department. Of the Gould lines at Colorado
Springs. Colo. has been appointed assDt-
c an, general ps;:snser aasn, a, psnvsr
agent at Colorado Springs. has been ap.
pointed general agent at that place.
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1915-03-03

j bf VI ana IL 70 submitted Ia VAN
e " Wilt. -,
| 0Sse,w,Io.
! sttik. BulI.tin
| Clinton III
sine. u. strik. iallnts Nj. sent ont
"A great deal of criticism has been directed
al the grand Io-ise offir.fs through IN.
Strtk. bulletin som. that dos nat seem,
Ia b.. Justified l., fact. a. The, .Ni.t
| This protest ,orn.s from n loo ,lIt, tn
which tn. m,mb.rs may br considered
'iisint.r.strd as far ~ II L. possible. Tor
| railroad employees Ia be ,iisitlt.r..t.d IN
this strk. Nut b,ing grand luag, offi.
81 hero worshipp.Y- simply b.,aus. OF
| the fat that th.v ar. grand Iodv. on.
ceTr and not having mad tnnr. man nm,
member IN our lodge sim. IT,. inception
| Of the stIikr who was involved IN IL but
still being intcr.~t.d to the extent of.
sending som. 5000 fnr tn. support Of IA,
| strike not inSigntfitant sum Tor lt-ig,
, In our circumstauc.s-w. f..1 that th,~,.
facts .n,itl. us To the position ". take
! Ia thls matter
knowing a. ~. do that a feeling IA,
been growing H. tn. minds 81 SOM. Of our
most SINGER. n-mh,ts that this stink. CAS-
.Nents hai. shown was llI.tlm.d= IA f,,t
Tor which the. men involved ar, not 10 b.
hid r,spnnslh l.. l.f,t r.A.rtI.l.sS . f,.t
tending to MAKE. IL losing pfapnsitunn-
~ also know that "A great many KNOX.
hav. been Insulting INTO m. minds Of
tt A
h.ing stuug to IA. extent II every ,ioll,l
The, contribute. Ia tbs strtk. Thes,
fa,ts al. bound To- maxi. fh, Ia. Ittnus uf
tn. grand lodge officer. difficult ana ~,
! f,el that th,, ana "a A.rN oi.ilfahl. ihlng
In putting up to III. mn involved tn.
qd.stt6s'TosHtp whether az nor ~. 's,rik,e
should be- continued Tn. acton uf TIA,
grand lodge, others II seems - as. Was
particularly prais-wofthy In view of IN,
very unsettled industrial conditions winch
| threaten to plung. W into III. greatest
| struggI. tn. labor movement has .vri
known. u ". are 10 retain .srn a sem.
blanc, Of our present positions coudi.
ton which viii demand tn. gI.at.st pos
sible solidarity
i We prut.s, against up.utrott.d state
m.nt. that IN. act. of tn. grand lodge
Officers u.r. prompt.d by railroad on.
Gals or their crooked agents. believing
f that continued puhiioIt, OF snch unproy.n
statements will do NOR, 10 disrupt our
organizations than any Other forces now
a, work
Hoping this Will be received in the
shirt In which n l.. intended which We
assure you is IN an sincerity. ". ar,
Frat.rnalIy YOURS.
H. H. P.rri.. pres
e W Wiliet Rec Sec
Hammer I.odg. 53s | A OF NJ
| ST. Joseph, Mo
| Editors Not. The aboy. resolution
from III. ma, hini.,.' lodg. at st Joseph.
Mo n self explanatory, No doubt. In
fu,ur. edition. OF the strike bulletin tn.
-trikers and other. all over tn. country
viii reply TO thu. resolution. We wish TO
take this opportunity. however to again
inform the boys at st Joseph and all
other. Interested. that the strike Bulletin
L. an open forum-an unrestricted avenue
OF publicity Whenever the boys In st
Joseph have anything TO say they are
welcome to say u In the columns Of the
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1915-03-03
FROM THE BOYS IN MISSOURI
February 20. 1915.

STRIKE Bulletin.
Clinton. III
The following resolution Vas adopted hN
unanimous vote 81 BANNER Lodge 53g \
Ut NJ and IL r.sp-' uulI, submitted To- Yuu.
" Will 49,,
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1915-03-03

1t IL by doing our duty that Ne learn In
do It 10 long as men dispute whether
or no a thing Is their duty, they get
never nearer LIT them set over 81 week
Ia about doing II and the face of things
alters They fini In themselves strength
which the, knew not Of Difficulties
which IL seemed 10 them thcS could not
get ever. disappear T. ~ Pussy.
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1915-03-03

r. W Scars travelling freight agent OF
the Carolina elm hfield a ohio has been
made commercial agent at Johnson city
Tenn & snipes has been made travel
ing freight agent at Norton. Va.
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1915-03-03

N"~ are r~ssessed ss ~ss "ss sse pssses
90 Gage s~ss ssd hsss II ~ - sssse ess-
setrs"s. pts~v ~hese the people css ses
u. Get u sss. sesd u ss . TREAD. hsaa
u - sssS e,sk ~ s~Aae ssssa. o. paste u
II The ssWas WlsA~n 81 s~as sssse. Nske
sse Of The p~sses SD AelO % advertise
The sssAs strike.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-22

1Qthe Defendants above named. Erecting.
YOU are hereby required TO appear IN an
action brought against yOa by the above
named plaintiff. in the District Court Of
the County ot Gunnison. state Of Colo
redo. and answer the complaint pherein
~ithin twenty days after the service here
ot. II you are served within this county;
II served out OF this county. or by publ,ca-
tIoa, within thirty days after service
hereof exclusive Of the day oi service; OF
Judgment BY default viii be taken against
yos according 10 the prayer Of the com
u copy of the complaint be not served
made out Of the State Of Colorado. ten
days additional time to that above speci-
he'd shall be allowed Tor your appearance
and answer in said action-
This is an action TO quiet and conitrm
in plaintiff, title 10 the following de
scrIbed real property. to-wit: Tomichi
famiss sf Mining srSfS i.tr;ss s%'es aSa,.on , 20
County, Colorado: that plaintiff be de-
creed to be the owner Of said property,
end that the defendants and each of them
be perpetually enjoined from claiming OF
asserting any title, claim. eetate or inter
eet tAerein, adverse TO plaintiff tor equit-
able relief and costs Of suit; all OF which
more fuily appears IRON the complaint in
Witness, Thomas W. Estes, Clerk Of
said Court, with the seal thereof here
unto an xed, at ONCE. in the Town Of Gun
nison. in said county and state, this the
18th day OF september. 4. p; 1915.
(sesl Of District Courtl
First publication Oct Is, tsI5.
Last publication Nov. IL. 1918.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-22
Sunnsas

State o. Colorado Colorado, -. In tes Sssss Ssuns'
ID. ID. Walburn,
The silver spar Min summons.
The People of the state of COLORADO.
defendant above named, Erecting:
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Cosr a Gssnison County. stste oi CoSo.
raAo. aod answer the complaint therein
dsSS .SSc .fts, sr. the service
ton. witkin thirty days sher the service
os BY S Sf d.{ Of !. s.ssn
against you according to the prayer of
the compliant And i copy Of the com
served with this summons, or il the ser
vice hereof be made out of this State. then
ten days additional to the time herein
swer will be allowed before the taking OF
Judgment by default as aforesaid.
The said action is brought for Judgment
and Fourteen Dollars lsiito) with inter
est thereon from April 80. 1914, and Tor
such other. furt her, and different relief as
to the Court may seem just and proper as
will more fully appear from the compl al mt
in said action to which reference is here
made and a copy OF which is hereunto at
tached.
And you are hereby notified that ii you
fail to appear, and TO answer the said
complaint as above required, the said
plaintiff will cause your default TO be
entered herein and then proceed to iudg-
ment against you as prayed for in said
complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal OF
said Court at Gunnison, in said county
this 18th day OF July, A. ID, 1915.
Seal Clifford II. Stone
Judge and Acting Clerk
Sap1 4 Nash Attorneys for Plaintiff
First Publication Oct. 10. 1915
Last Publication Nov. u. 1915