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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-16
wife Overcome by Grief.

An unusually pathetic and distress
Ing incident occurred just before the
funeral was begun. when Mrs.
Schmulbach. wife OF the deceased.
overcome by intense grief. swooned.
and IL was feared that she would
succumb. Doctors Haskins and
Marschner worked with her for some
time becore consciousness was re-
stored and she was declared to be
out OF danger. All last evening she
suffered similar attacks of grief and
at times IL appeared that she could
rot survive. II was stated early this
morning that Mrs. Schmulbach was
resting easily and that II her condi-
ton does not take a turn for the
worse. she viii be able to attend the
funeral today.
This afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock the
final funeral services OF Colonel
.Schmulbach will be- held at Green
wood cemetery. The services will be
ATTENDED in body by the members OF
Bates lodge, and officials OF the Ger
man bank. while the exercises at the
grave will be in charge OF Wheeling
Commandery No. l, Knight Templars.
The latter lodge viii meet the funeral
procession at Wheeling Park and &C
company II TO the grave. The Rev.
Mr.. Benze will deliver a brief ser
mon and prayer just before the CONN
is consigned TO the earth. There Will
be nothing but motor vehicles in the
funeral procession. even to the funeral
car. This will be the first funeral
procession OF its kind ever held IN
the Wheeling district
The honorary pallbearers viii be.
r. J. Parks. Louis Bertschy. A l..
Marschner. John F. He'll and f. l..
wager. The active pallbearers viii
be selected from members OF the Ma
sonic organization at a meeting TO ne
held this morning
The German bank viii be closed all
this afternoon.
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TEACHERS FUND ESTIMATE.
ESTIMATED RECEIPTS
The amount due. and the amount that
viii become due and collectible from
taxes 10 be made Tor the current nscai
year
Due from general school fund
enumeration .-........... 1888 Is
Due from supplementary FUND Sis2
Total receipts ...............ti.755.5s
ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES
The debts and demands owed by the
the teachers FUND.
Deunquent taxes ............S Ss413
ENonerations gcstirnatedD $780,. 27S5s
Shsrim commissions. testi-
For 20 teachers holding No. ''O'OV
certificates at $50 per month
Tor months ................ 10 500 90
For teachers holding No ?
certificates az &55 per month
FOR months ..,....-..... $4,000
For ! music teacher. ssO 90
For I district superyisor. 300. 90
Extra to principals .... $1,000
Total expenditures .........sI4.7oo.o 90
Amount 20 be raised by levy f2l.6l7 IS
fi.655.25 will be received from the
general school fund this year to be
used IN the payment OF teachers.
that the total valuation OF ali tSSs6ie
property In this district according TO
me last assessment thereof. II $500
so being real estate 10 the value OF
", 200, personal property to the
value Of S15u.67b. and railroad and other
property assessed by the board Of public
works 20 the value Of fs26.9s5. as certi-
ned TO this board BY the officer whose
duty IL Is TO make such report. ana ~
appearing from the foregoing estimates
that Il Is necessary 10 raise by levy. az
ter deoucting all credits, SS.1O6.7O for
building purposes and Sl35l1.ls for
teachers purposes. therefore 10 IL de-
termined that levy on each one Humid
red Dollars valuation Of hftecn cents
tlacb for building and twenty five
cents t25c) FOR teachers purposes will
he necessary 10 produce the estimated
amount as aforesaid for the ensuing
nscal year.
HIGH SCHOOL FUND
RECEIPTS
Balance due from sheriff .....S 40443
DlSBI RSEMENTS
Necessary expense OF conduct
ing high school. .............S21 O2 %
Sc on each 500 levied for high
school purposes
State OF West Virginia. District Of Rich
land. county Of Ohio. to-wtt.
/. J. r. Evans. secretary o. the board
OF education In and for Richland dis
trict Of said county and state. do here
by certify that the foregoing Is a true
copy from the records Of an order made
and entered by said board on the 10th
day OF August 1915.
Given under my hand this 1fth day
j. r EVANS.
Secretary board oil education.
Richland district. Ohio coun-
" w Va.
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FOR SALE
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
The Homestead" cottage on
Moundsville Camp Grounds. in
good condition. Address Forest
View" Box lO2, Elm Grove, W. Va.
Or call Bell phone 79-L, Elm Grove.
ron sALE-Lot at TiltonsvIIe 4sNler
knnd location above floods, good iu.
Nertmtnt. Best reason for selling. also
tnr"e horses. city broken. ". o. Page
kay land. -, r. -. 80. 2. au-ls-i
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MISCELLANEOUS

PATENTS s sssg: I.! I5i5 8:
trao.rr,ary t,,t..., 90. Patent AID
iitigstion- Booklet free
- ~. DUNLAP, Patent Lawyer
NeNohal ENchnnEe Bank Huifdfnu
Wheeling. W We
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DED

BARNES CON Saturday. Argrat % o..
.g o'clock p. w. WILLIAM 50
r bAttN -. iu the fffh year or hia tfa
' 5n'ial from DIE I1fe residence NrHf
hheii" street and Euclid avenue
M1r'u. Ferry. Monday afternoon d.
-a' .uf"fmru. Hf Greenwood .anI.
.tf Friends 0f Pho family respect
fIlIf invited goo attend
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BEAUTIFUL TRIBUTE PAID
COL. HENRY SCHMULBACH


Be held from her late home in ina,
place.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Louis BertRGi1Ny
FON EHAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTEhiAL EMBALMEH.
wa ard 1924 Main Street
Calls Answered Day or Mint
Store Fnonea ea6.
&. J. 70 rtschv. Sat Phone ta-ap
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BY OLD FRIENDS AND BUSINESS
ASSOCIATES At HOME
OF TIE DEAD.
wife Overcome by Grief As impress.
sise Funeral Services Begin
Burial Today az oreen~ood.

With large number OF personal
friends, fraternal brothers and bust.
ness associates present. the funeral
OF Colonel Henry Schmubach. one OF
best known and wealthles men In the
ONO valley. was held yesterday az.
ternoon az the beautiful family res
idence near ROney's Point.
The services were in charge OF the
Rev. A. l.. Benze. pastor OF Zion I.u-
theran church. while a selected choir
from that congregation furnished the
music. The exercises were simple
and brief. but impressive. Special
cars were run early In the afternoon
from Twelfth and Chapline streets
TO near the home for the accommo-
dalton Of friends who wished 10 at.
tend the services. Among those pres
ent were . large number OF members
OF Wheeling Commandery. No. 1.
knights Templars. Bates lodge, No.
30. A. +. a A. NJ. OF which the de-
ceased was one OF the oldest mem.
bers: all the officials. directors and
attaches OF the German bank. Of
which Col Schmulbach was the
founder and president. and scores OF
business associates and personal
friends
The funeral services were the
most largely attended at a private
home In the Wheeling district for
years, while the floral offerings were
the most beautiful seen at a similar
service In this community for a long
while. An entire room was set aside
In which 10 bank the beautiful flow
ers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-16
WANTED-MALE

AZ IT'D a manager Tor n taiIorIuu
rlNte az hunt iuEful. Must De a 80.
lntelllgeuCrr.
- I'd salesman with ability &c
,l-trict rriflcr. need not arpiy Ci,.
phone number Address. SaIe-rnara.-.r
care Intelligence 49,
NAhtEp-Asents 20 sell sae New I'm.
pres Vacuum Cleaner ana c.-ps~t
EH-ePtFs on NeoAly payments Of a Cte
rig SAL. tnE Ray. 9 p Adams a.
ii%O-iit2 Main ST Up stairs spraS-ti
WANTED-At Once. several rod a.ltv
cry and sales boys. 10 work b~for~
SCHOOL. Apply at Circulation prpsrt-
y n'ent Inteiiisencer. oetSeec . aad
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HOW is YOUR
APPETITE?

IT your appetite has gone back
on you your stomach is in bad
condition. Attend 20 this az once
before you completely ruin your
stomach by overtaxing it with
more food than il can handle.
HEXETS help you TO keep
your stomach in good condition
by aiding your stomach TO digest
all food coming into 10.
HEAETS are for sale az most
drug stores. They are svcctlv
favored and pleasant 90 take.
IN two-sizc boxes zoe and 25c.
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soHsauLaAoH--n rlar-a... A..-.

oNAhl y hhAch-'' Tnuref8y Aurua
.f.'. on 500 b.. m. If Hia lH#t
nome r.uuIItrrn Farm. Uarl...
I".u' NINltN -.IiM ILHNrH .r F..
.IHf .tIr
Irr'HI .tf' .rna UU sunday afternoon a.
.. o'clock a .rs...f ...- sd. I.
MT. va. Traction and elect Ul Urf..
corner IlfH and chaplin. So ~ d.
convey friends f1 the arr.
Vices and RETURN
'.'n' Nr Monday afternoon a. CA.
.'l".H .H Greenwood cemetery
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AUTOMOBILES

fOA sALE-Mitchell six. Five passcu-
Ecr touring car. New body an1 80,
~ good condition. VIII sell cheap. Al.
nItss box Z66. city. Jy-3I-tf
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Recorder ~ the NunIeipaIIty
~ Warwoud. vs.. Va
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-16
BUILDING FUND ESTIMATE
ESTIMATED RECEIPTS

ESTIMATED DiSRU RSENtENTS.
Tn debts and demands owed by the
district a. a whole. aud PAYABLE out OF
the building fund.
Outstanding orders on June. 80.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-21

SRI. @olmer CAB beim Gcrbor an
OoB iic cine @irt6idoit in Sigblano-
tonn bclu6t babe, in wel1cr iie meb-
rcre Monbattan Godtails getrunfen
bate. sic fiigte bin5u, Dab iie &c.
ie6en, mic in oerIelben @irtbibait
nod onoere @1Go6en ibreS 9IltcrS
geiitige @etrGnfe genoHeu bdtten.
g(ls 3eugin trat i6rc gcgleiterin olIf
Der Sour na9 Sig6lanotown Die is
Sabre alto gtta 9ropn welhe cine
bobere S06tcridule beilIht, aIf. Ger
&oli5eiridter entlieB Die 9lrrcitantin,
ertldrte ober, OaB er Die glngaben Der
beioen N1Gohen Dem Staatsanpolt
Sartmon BON Baltimore County
iiberqe6en mcroe. 9cim @erbor wa-
rem oie N}iitter Der beioen @ldo6eu
5ugegen, imO Oieie paren ni6t mcnig
eritaunt, ais iie BON oen Souren il.
rer So6ter borten. Sri. 9ropn
puroe inn @erIauie OeS GerborS 10
nero0s, oaB iie bepuBtlos puroe lmo
no6 Dem W}ercp.Soipitol gebrudt
ipcrOen mlibtc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-21
Kopf ourcb GatarrR ocer
GrfdItun9 perifopft.
Snst, Cream, in glnic cinsc-
fii6rt, Offnet Snftsdnee iufOrt.

Soforti9e 2inOerlIng fein @or.
ten. Sbre 0eritopfteu 9loicnlodcr
pcr0en iofort ofien; ole Suitg6ngc
S6res Gopics perocn frei irno sic
fonnen umbebinoert ot6men. aein
9fiilpicn, gldicln, S9ndli5eil, &opi'
I6ner5erL Sroden6eit me6r. Sein
9fingcn na9 9lt6en md6reno oer
gtodt; erfdlhmg oOer Gotarr6 per-
idwinoet.
aaufen Sic cine fleine 6lai1c
Chs Cream Balm bon S6ren 9lpo.
t6cfer jcst. 6ii6ren sic Elm iuenia
bon oieier poblrie6enocn, antiiepti-
Idcn, 6eilenOen Sol6e in Die gtaIe
Gin. Sie oringt in ie0en Suit9ong
oes Gopfes ein 6eidnitigt Die ent-
5iinocten ooer geiApoaeneu Sdleim-
bdllte uno iofortige Sinoerlng tritt
ein.
Gs lit eeraoe5u iein. 9lci6en sic
ni6t l1neer OurA Grfdltlmg ooer
Gatarr6 Deritopit.
(sIuseiae)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-21
siebsc6niG6riec 6etrnmfen.

Dor Roli5eiridter Supplee I'M
nittleren Stations6mlie itono geitern
@ormittag oie II Sabre olte 5lorence
@nlmer inter ser 9lniduloiglmg Scr
augcbli6cn Srinfen6eit. sic mar
am SSreitog gl6eno ec9en 0litterna4t
an ser Gde bon 2erin9ton- uno @aD.
StroBc ourb oen Eoli5iiten aorn Der.
boftet noroelt welder erfldrte, OaB
Iic 10 betrunten oeweien iei OaB iic
nitbt mebr I'M StanOc mar 81 ae5en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-21
Sad @sipenitsr.

g8eil er ieinen 9riIocr an9egriiien
unO nit einem Meiier oerlebt bottc,
iplroe geitern 6ranf S'Sora bon glr.
Stt, @iaou.StraBe, BON 9fi6ter
Teon in Ser norooitliben Goli5ei.
Station nit So lno Soften beitraft.
S'Sara fam un9cbli6 in betrlnfe-
mem 3nltanoe no6 Sallie unO iob
icine 6rau, oic Dor GINGER 3eit itorb,
im @eiite Dor ii6 ite6cn. @r ipnroe
10 milo, oaB ieine beioen 9riioer
SSames lmO SEQ O'@nra ncrnldten,
i'm aus Dem Souie 81 werien. Ger
@iitbenOe 5og Damn ein Nleiier mO
nerleBte ieinen 8rlioer Geo, Der i'm
Damn nerboitcn lieB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-21

9(u9 feine @emoblin sic in 9loOad
bel @oburg geboren wuroe, trat Dor
81 Sobren Oie 9leiie nab Dem geIo6s
ten 2anOe oil. Surge 3eit ipdter
lernten iic iiH fcnnen inO Derbeira-
tbeten ii6. GaS |iertelia6r6unocrt
oerlebten ie b0dit gliidlib uno Ser
@6e cntiproiien bier Sinoer, BON De-
nen nod 5wei Sebaition imO @liiu-
betb, anl Seben iinO. Ger SSubilor
1T Elm @litglieo OeS u@ittelsbad-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-21

q ciu W a orio. Nlo., 90. Sc
brrar. - 9luf @rlmo elmer @otnuna
DER ,,0ladtreiter~ ooB iie oen Qi.
Itrift por 0ieniiog frii6 81 perlaiicn
boben, iols eS ibnen ni9t i6linm
eraeben ioa, baben 300 Sorbiae 91cm.
NloOrio.Goimtp bereitS eeitern uno
beilte Uerlofen. Gie 5orbiaeu lino
meilt ouf 6armen beIdaitiet Der
@ouoerneur lit Inn sI6ienOung ser
Wlili5en eriudt poroen.
sIuh Die 5arbieen, ipelde IN 01ii.
liiiippi.Gotntp bel Aegierlnssarbei.
ten 6eidditist limo, baben ole glif-
ioroerIng crbaIten. oaS @omtp 5u
perIaiien,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-21
0cntIdJcr WInt6 nnO 6entidJc Sir.

ScNlluJtI WtHlD Nllu UtNllWC SDl'
Gos oeuti6e @eieu, rnO 9(Qes, mas
o'ran
Sit biel 81 often unO ebrli1,
@eil aeiner ben 9lnOern 6etriigen
fonn
G'rlm ipiro's ouf sic Gouer be-
iAperlih.
So iproGen ser Srou5monu, Der
91uiie, ser 9rit,
ltnO fuol(ten gla-DelItihlanO Oeroer-
ben;
Sod peil iie gtidts fertie broGten
81 9ritt,
90 fing man an, Siilfe 81 merben
lluO no irseuo elmer Oumm eenug
mar,
ga bot man Oiel 6reunoiboft &C.
ibmeihelt,
Ger ltoI5e Brittle, Scr 6ron5man ser
S5dr:
@ieI 2ie6e bat ieoer oebcp6elt.
Cod trobOem fe6Ite Oie ri6tiee
S9neio,
Gs woQte nidts 9ieHtes gelingen,
ltnO 2ug umo S6piuoel, iie fonnten
Bis beuf
9lQOeutidIonO's Niut6 niHt 6e5iuin-
gen.
G'rum tbuu iie liigcn 10 Sag Inn
Sog,
sic f0nnen's MN eiunoI ni@t loi-
llno peiI iins Geiner nidt Iie6eu
mag,
0lun ia II onnn ioa man uns BAL
len.
g9ir boben's ni6t n0tbig bci iegIi-
dent 6ont,
3u bu9len nm ieine @erebrung,
Wiod)t i'm NIT unieren 60iilten be-
fnnnt,
0ds fOrOert oft ie6r Oie 9cfe6runo.
llnO 6altet itets felt Oeu 6croiidcn
Natt6:
GS oibt feinen @runo 5nm ger5a+
gen.
9lQ oieies @eihrei mO oa' Oieic
@ut6,
aein Geuti1er miro oiel Oornodj
frogen
Do6 nidt mir ollein NIT Dem blon'
fen Sdipert,
Gort t6un tie ia iHou oos Bette,
g2eiu, ouh oabein am iideren Sero,
@ebt glaes, sebPs Der bis gum &eite.
@s opfert Elm SeOcr, 10 Oiel er MIR
fam,
llno mag's oud oas gleuBerite TO-
iten;
91nr Oonn, MIR Damn uuo INNER
MIR 0onrt
SIT Seoer mif ieinem Soften
6iir's @oterlono uno fir oclltibe
Chr
9ann MIR iinier 9eIteS gcniigen
limo bouOeIn mir 10, Damn nmlo'
me6r
llnO 10 idneller iueroen mir iiegen.
Sans Sitterer, @liinden
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-21
25 Ha6re in lren6 nnO eeiS!

% Sabre in 6renS nnb eeiOl
Sr. Geo. 9ornidel imo 6rou fcicru
moreen 9lbeno lire iil6crne
So68cit. - @iele Srcunoe uu0
9efanute cingcIaOeu.
Gas Set Der iil6ernen Sod5eit
merOen morgen gl6eno Serr @cor9
9ornidel uno 5rou 03argaret Bar
nidel, ge6. 2inoemann I'M arciie i6-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-21
@eitraae gum 9aIisianO

fit OeriunHSsts SuIbatsn nuO not6.
leiOeHOe Iithucu nnO @aiieu BON
ocfaIeHsu 9riegern Der bsmti6en
nuO 6itcrrei6iIb.nnsuriiden glrmeem
werOen bon beUOIImadtieten Gollet.
tOren Oes nlIuabbansiseu gireer-
gereius seiammeIt. 9Ind iuirO fir
Ous 9sntidjc Oiutbe arsn5 BON GOnInI
Garl u. eiiSerit, Gds GbarIes- nnO
@ermaH.Srahe, seiammsIH.
SeSen MittiuOd ipirb iibcr briSe
eammIanssu I'M ,GOrrsipunSsnten~
qaittirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-21

@ercins", ser ngSittelsbdHsS SettiOn
9Sr. +" im0 oes ,,Gutap.@oncloO"
bonn ,gcrs. OrOen ser Septoiop6en.
Nlngeborige oieier Gereine, lowie 9Ir-
beitS.GoQcgen BON Sru. @ornidel,
Scr felt Is Sobren in Der 9dderei
ocs Srn. 6ris Stolp an Scr Sara
togoItraBc, nabe @utuipitroBc, ar6ei-
tet, werOen an Der Seicr tbeilnebmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-21


men gu Oiirfen. 9lls iie ibre Sei-
Oensgeidi6te er5dblt botteu, nabm
IiG elmer ser Sd)iffSleute Der @eioen
an, DerItedte iie in einem 9e6GIter
no iie 16 Gage bei 9roo itno @oIer
uno o6ne Si6t 6lei6en nriBten, bis
iie ouf 1o6e Gee berausfamen. 9llS
Oos Sdiff in @orpegen onlegte, be-
i6IoIien iie, nit oem 6o6r5erge nod
Wanbeiter, Gnglono, 81 fo5ren, uno
BORT paiiirte eS Dem 2eiOcnSgeuoiien
oeS Side, ooB er an ooS 9onO oing
ln0 bon Oen Gngl6nOern bon gteu-
EN- feItgenonmen mirOe. Gr iel6it
gelongtc an 9oro zines nod 9alti-
more gc6enoen Sobr5euges unO er-
rei6te oie Ser Stooteu ais Nlotroie
Oes Sdiffes. Side er5d6Ite, OaB Die
@e6onOlitng ser @efangenen inRuB-
lano, inter melden lib MIR einige
oIterrei6iI6e Solooten befdnoen,
ie0peoer @ci6rei6ung ipotte; Ole
ieI6en miiBten frieren itnO 6ungern,
un0 iuer es ni1t ous6dlt, Der nulB
5n @runOe ee5en. Side mar gliid-
lid, in Baltimore einige niitfiiblenoc
W2enihen 5u finoen Oenn ouBer oen
penigen &leiOern auf ieinem Sei6e
bat er ni6t genug, Inn ieine 9lnge-
borieen bon einem eIiidliHen Gin
trcffen in Baltimore 3u 'bcuadridti-
gen. @r bat ougen6lidlih Elm In
terfoninen in einem Seemonns6ein
unO bofft, ooB eS ibm eelingt, 6olo
9lrbeit 81 finoen, Inn iid menigitens
81 ern1bren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-21
gaItimurcr W1arftberidte.

Gam tag, 20. Sebruar 1915.
@tebl. ~ 3uiubr 1862 6Giier,
cinidHeBIicb 1882 6aiier 81 SociIit'
Foint imO 2263 6aiier 81 Canton
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-21

rer anOcr uno 9efannten in ibrem
Seine, 91r. 1929, 9loro-@}iIton.9luey
feicrliG begeben. 3u @bren OeS
grnlitpoares miro Inn z ll6r Nor-
ocns in Der ct. Gatbarins-Gir6e cine
Meiie geleien perOen. Serr gar-
nidel puroe in 9teugenrot6 bel aro-
no9 in Sber-9oDern geboren uno
fam Dor 81 Sabren na1 9lmerifo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-21
@eutige SdIilBrate:

i1el; @erlonot bon Oen @leOotoren
202,691 @uidel; @lepntorenUorratb
57S,9S4 guidel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-21

oisai,nm HisaaSmsrs- s nnO etaOtIeiltc
suo .Sis ooSS,ssSsrs 9ssiis ns9msn,
Sffsseinc Vesuugnlono-SliDer eu So,
ls SiS''@sljsif. @s1p.sStte! S.S essiGsIisr' 4ras
Vee 9uo,Rsrem .@eimdif An aebraudeiI,
S'i,s,. OsrfaSa'ffec,n ii;S'5lle e. aS,
sSe sSS'i.. S. Sio%fssF:Pf sPsT;P ssS s;f'''
@ioast" RSsdiis;c n@0,IIIaipSoaen, ,IaS aarrcn ggaae,
@oateeiSs%' teS% $25, $85 nnS s45 an.
10 'o9 81 $50 bis SIS Oas
5i5- Eaur an.
i, = Tol5 a1.1. @eit-Gratt.str.
,l9li ,S&sgS}oue, 81 8aai 1903.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-21

!. s' y aebnnt Oun Waaae6er.
300 Sin i 0Ssirser, 500 slud gseN.
Slpd noon 9nntinaoou,glbcnue
a. 9nninaoons9lbenme.
$40 st0s ylnr $140O.
Slud Saaporn.9loennr, nnr $1,000,
a D.. glne Slnlons@loenuc, uur $t,150.
a.. 3eASS ttunSo' oiele 6duier ba6en
,,gllte omo6ernSs '9ggt, 9lmmer nnS ga6.
''ort SNseHdter eSequemimleit @aSs uno eIeis
an 8''o egiro VSasiSaaiIlae., ciHqcmauerte g9aID.
''a q. inebmSS SSslelie @eOimannssn.'
"rii9e ''0'ano'%ari un6 M1t @oibine'
CSS"yeses an 0rt ober bel
tso,.. oio oio@ro ). Gallagher,
NSllsi~5 5-o2o @anuise.@sOanSr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-21
S'rIanot- -6raneu nuO WaaOdeu.

Nln, n Wcflnnnf.
nen ro orau iir augemeine 6ansarbcii IN ilci'
GaniI'iiooeo e9nen pdus in Gnlioro. 3iuci IN Der
outer 0ob. b.gones Simmer, gelduigcs 3elm uno
Inn NogiL Nnd)5uirngeu UlontanQ 3ipiiben
fSeb11o uDr in 9r. 1918, Gataw BlaCe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-21

u ais. = 3ufubr 5000 Bu.
i6el; 8erianot BON oen @leoatoren
t61 1896 9ui1el; gleOatorenoorratb
1,74S,0S0 @uI6el.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-21

. Bttter nm B E1er.
Creamery (&ollbutter), pro Hfo. 42c.
Stiidbutter, pro Efuno. 45c.
@ier (friihe), Guseno. 1926.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-21

m guie So,,.,, 3n uCrfnufen:
FFea0nbof utal4pe gSiribi6aft nobc Dem 6amoens
evsteipunAss sI4orellire; ne. R. 92," 9eutidler
---~e"t' (Bcb20-22)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-21
8n bsrmietbeH.

Vine Ns.. 81 OcrinuIen:
ssn0eiddifnu|ctei IN SiosRaltmore allcs 2ds
ven Ggrr.i i,tah 5uiraeen i'm 9hrrau bes ,,9ents
-elYohoenten", (6eb2O-22)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-21
Steleuseinde;

Yin Jn,,.s. Stelr1ciun.
lna mal. i1o S@inienmdder luiinidt Siels
'uartlorSu g99uira9en bci Cttp Wlnnstelo, 316
'-----.,'.S- StaRe. (6eb2D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-21

,r,S YIN oenii6es gdSden aoneriu poroesoocn.
enipr onpee AohcH uno eiiuns 0ausarbeii;
III ooSS93pN; mus crid6rcn icin Ga65uirneeH
- wi Nlnoiiou.glpcnuc. (5cb2l-23)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-21

5himo ielies 0eim fir cine iunee oeuiide Srau
n6bsIii,%t rs uno 30 Sa6reu, Die ioben uno ges
Qen boV Ven 9ausbalt fiibrcn lnnn ya65utras
oesteiroRc, "S"'''' " @"' / 'Seb2o%Sf 'Sb S"
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-07-16
WILL PIPE HAVRE GAS

Arrangements are being made by
the Havre Natural Gas Co., for a loan
to purchase the necessary piping to
pipe the city of Havre to utilize the
gas from we'll No. 3. The work of
piping the city will begin within a
month and it is expected to have the
gas piped to every portion of the city
before the cold weather sets in.
The strike is even better than was
at first reported and pressure tests
recently disclosed the fact that the
we'll produces volume Of gas that to-
tails 100000 feet per day of twenty
four hours. This places the well of
Havre Company among the largest in
the country, that at Bow Island, Can
ada, from which the city of Calgary
/ is supplied exceeding the Havre we'll
only about four million feet. One and
perhaps two other wells will be drilled
by the company near the last we'll
and it is expected that these will pro-
duce as great or greater volume than
we'll number three.
While it is not the expectation of
the Havre company that Aladdin like
changes will be made in the industrial
forces of the city they are confident
that the presence of natural gas in the
quantities now assured will eventual
lv result in the location of many large
manufacturing enterprises in that
city.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-07-16
TWO GIVEN SENTENCES
Fred Chapman and Kenneth

Fred Chapman and Kenneth w.
Cumming were taken before Judge
Utter in the District Court Monday
and as both pleaded guilty they were
given sentences in Deer Lodge penit-
entiary of from one year to one year
and three months, at hard labor. Chap
man was charged with resisting an
officer at Hinsdale about month ago
while Cumming admitted robbing a
shack near Barr recently. They were
taken to Deer Lodge Wednesday morn
ing by Undersheriff Landre.
Kenneth Cumming was one of the
men arrested for the theft of watch
and some money from George Clark
near Barr last week. Gordon Sim
clair, the other party to the burglary
was released at Hinsdale and taken
back to Canada to stand trial on a
charge of stealing horses which were
found in his possession when arrested
at Valleytown last week.