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Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-01-08
Sritilde Mntmort bem=
te ermQrtet.
Mfag fd)olt bente abeno
ucrDfentlif)t wcr=
luerOtll.
@ieber cine grufe yamntuuae-Sa'
Smng nadD 8remen abgegangen.
Sie &eriemfnng bes brisiidlen Sam-
pfers Gbnreas ppr Gbile.
@nroe i'm Nebel bnrd y1rin5 Gitel
isrieberidJ" amfseit0bert.

Z en- q OFF, s. San. 9etails BON
Der 9erienfltng bes britiiflen 9um-
piers Gbarcas an Der hileniihen
&iiitc olrh BEN be1tti6en Silfsfreu-
ser Nrin5 gitel Sriebrid), ser porber
cin 9torboeutiher 9lono Ganlpfer
mar, brahte beltte Der 8apitGn Der
96arcos, u. :. 9torris. heriiber. Der
Elm EaIiogier all 9orO bcs Sumpfers
Garlic mar, beriiber.
aopt. 9forris iagte, oie Gbarcas
lei aht Weilen bon Der dlileuildlen
&iilte entfernt in nebligem @etter
ilberholt fporoen. Cine 6eluaffnetc
Wannidlaft oes &reu5ers nahm oas
HerIonal oes 9anpfers nit. moralll
Der 9arnpier III BEN 8runb geifoiier
lpuroe. Ger Selitihe &reu5er mar
nit nier 4soIligen 9eidiiben mi
MaIf)ineneepebren altsgeriiitet.
@aIoelto H. Ger, s. San. Gel
amerifanii9e Dampfer 9tebrasfc
fubr beite nit elmer 2aoung por
1O,3t7 8oIlen gaumtpoae mad
gremen ab. 9ie gaunrtpoIlbaaer
ipurben Dor ibrer 8erIabung mi
Silfe bon R0nteerftrublen itnter
i,djte, I'm feftsufteIlen, bob fein'
aoiltrabano oarin perftedt lei.
g9ofbington, n, 8. San. Sefre
| t1r @rnan unb anoere @eonlte er
iporteten beitte oie gntluort Der britt
iGen8egierltne auf Die fiir5lid)e ame
| rifaniiGe 9lote, iporin gegen Die slrT
baltung anterifanii6er S6iffe, oi
nit @aren fir nelttrnGe 9Gnber be
loben iino. proteitiert lpltrhe. Mal
| 0Iou6t ,0aB Sic s(nttport Scr 2onbo
ner &ceierung idon heltte ubeno mir
uer6ffentliht tperben fonncn.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-01-08
Mus Gbile ansgemicien.
Ser friibere TrGiibent nnb elm ErG.
iibentidlaftsfanDibnt BON Bern.

Santiago, Chile, s. San. Gie
93egierling lieB beite ben Serreu
8uillermo @iaingburit, Dem friibe-
rem HrGiibenten bon Nerll, uno Or.
9lugitito Guronb ben 8efebl 5ugeber,
bas 6ileiliihe @ebiet biinen aht Ia
gen 5u perlaiien
YrGiibent 9iningbiirIt mar nof
elmer frrsen &epolittion i'm aScbrnor
porigen Sabres abeeiett lporben. Or.
Glrrano bGtte iein Na6folger merben
iollen, aber er ipuroe oerbaftet unn
6eportiert. Srn gfobenber beid)lag.
no6ntte bie ToIi5ei in Beru ei1a
0uantitGt 1Seltermaffen, Die bon Or.
Turano nod) &eru geid)ift tporber
icin iolen, um bort cine neue &eno.
llltion nnSn5etteln.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-01-08
SagO anf idwar5en nn'
lltenldett.
Srntales &erbreden an inngcm
MGodDen in Eprtsmuntb, Sbiu.

9sortsmoutb, g.. s. San.
9iirger. Die iid raid belpoifnet hat
fen. itoOtiiGe Eoli5iiten uno Sd)c
riffsbeamte iiiden nod einenl iu1bc
fannten gteger, Der geitern abenO
Die If Sabre alte 3elma 9lrtbur,
Elm ipeiBes Widoden, alti brlltnlitcr
@eiie attafiert batte uno Damn &c
iloben mar, na66em ons ainb balb
tot 3llriidseloiien murbe. Altan fono
0os 0t1ohen bemllBtlos i'll ciner
9Iaep. Als man es mieoer 5um Se.
muBtiein gebradt bate, foniIte =,
cine jiemlid CUTE 9eidreibung Don
Dem llnmenihen eeben. Ter &or
per Oes MGo6ens lit cine Woiie bon
Shnitt= uno 9iibrpunOen uno Die
4erite 3lpciieln OH Dem 9luffonlmen
Der alcincn. "a man im Sale
elmer Scitnabnie 0es 0dllnntcn en-
9nnhgeridt befiirhtet, linO 8Orfeb
rungem gctroifen, Oen 9iann Dor Der
gSut Der gepoIfeung 5ii iAusen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-01-08
Seibt &dmpfe nm Oer Selib Don
Sbtrbnrnbanpt tut Gliab.

Sn ben NrgOnnen nlaf)z
ten bic Sentiden weie
tere 5Ortidrittt.
Srpt idDleflten @etters MAIDEN Sent-
idie 8eipinne an Der 6nmfa.
&pmnien nGber an @nrid|an beran
nno maiden 1900 8efangene
@eriidjte ppn beiorgtcr Stimmnmg in
aonitantinppel.
gSeiI bic Slotten ocr 9llliierten Die
SnrSnnellen bOm6drbieren.
Rene Sample bnben On Der ier6iiden
1SrOmt 6esunnen.
ceiterreidler beietten cine Sniel nabe
pon Selsrnb.
|prlGnfaae Nntuprt Grglanbs anf
amerifaniidle YrUteitnute.
o6herlihc Seiduloignngen gegen
Sentidle In Selqien.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-01-08
Sotelfaiiier Deridwunoeu
9efisit ppn ranb $500 umr6e be,
reits entSeft.

0tt. Clemens, s. San. 9eon
S5ugbes, aaiiier i'm 9arf Sotel, miro
feit brei 5agen pernliBt. geah lie
berpriifung feiner Bidder rneloete
geitern Die Sotel 8erpaltung Der
Yoli5ei. baB Elm 9efi5it bon rl,no
$500 entoedt fporben tpdre. Die
unteriudung lit nod nidt beenoet.
3ie ToIi5ei eriudte bic 8eborben
mebrerer StGote, nah Si,gbes gus-
idoil 5u balten, obtpohl nod fein
SoaftbefebI ertpirft ipuroe. Sugbes
fam Dor et1po einem Sabre aus De-
troit nod W1t. Clemens.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-01-08
eGherlihe SeidJnloisnngen sesel
3entidDe in Selgieu.

gerIin 8. San. Tie hente pom
Soiptaunrtier alsgegebene offi5ielle
Iitteilrne belagt:
.guf Dem neitlifen &riegSihait-
plos binoert oos g9ctter immer mcbr
grobere Sperotionen.
,Seltlih non &beirns beriihten
Sic 5ran5oieil in Der 3aft einen mn
ierer iiiBeren S6iibeil9rnben 5u neb-
men, pur0en aber in ibre Stellltneen
5lIrifgetrieben llnb perloren an Sc.
fnngenen fiinf5ig Mnnn.
.Sm 3entrIm uno I'M oitlid,en
Seil Der glrgonneu na6ten mir lpei.
tere sSorti9ritte.
Gin Rohtangriff Ser SSran5oier
mtf uniere lStellungen olif Dem 9lt.
henfopf, iitOlid oon Gieoolsbauier
III ben Sogeien. tuuroe 5uriidgeidla
gen. @ieberbolte fron5oiiihe In
griffe nitf cine Sobe meltlih por
Sennbeinl broh ltl1ter 1nlerem Or
tilleriefeuer 5itianmeu. @ir na6mer
5ipei Sffi5iere uno iiber 100 Wonr
gefnnoen. Ser &f Inn oie Ort
Ihaft O6erburnbalipt (9urrballpt Il
S6niite). ioiilib BON Sennbeim
6uuert nod tort.
,,sluh auf Dem oitliden arieas
ifauplos boben mir oas @etter ge
gen uns. An Der oitprelBii6el
@ren5e uno I'M noroliden Golen ii
sic Gage unber6noert geblie6en. OeIt
lid bon ser Tofpfa MAIDEN infer
9lngriffe fSortidritte. @ir madte-
1900 Rniien 5u @efnngenen lIno el
beittetcn fiinf Ntaidincngelpebre.
..gluf bem oItlihen llfer Der 9Silis
fnnoen nnr Irtillerief6mpfe itott.
n nj, s. San. Sn Rom iino Sel
hanoIllneen 81 Dem Sipefe im8ang'
bob Die @egieringen Der friegfiibrer
ben Nfddte Gelegaten ernennen, oi
nit Dem Seiligen Shibl Die Gtn5el
heiten bes Slnnes, einen @efangener
oustaiii9 berbei5ufiibren, beiprede
follen.
Bier, s. Son. lteber 2onboi
Sine beIte in @ien aiisgegebene o
fiiieIle Wiitteilitng iiber ben &rie
lnlItet:
,Sm @oIolanoe Der 2arpntbe
nno I'M iiiolihen &ronlano 9uforuin
5ot uns Die gfiidiiht auf Die Ioen
goroen ge5rcungen, Dor etner nlim
ridden llebermaft oes Sein0es al
bic ipidtiglten 8ergpGiie 6uriid5l
eeben."
~4n Der uneariid 9ali5iide
Grorlt lit aIles riibig. Sn Den bob
rem seIegenen 9iitritteu berriht6ro
uno Shneeipetter.
Nm 9ltnaiec rnb in <iiilh-TI
len boben bier uno bort etrtige VI
tiIeriefarupfe itattgefuuoeu-
Sofia, s. San. lteber 2onool
Nus 8onItantinopel bier eirtreffenl
3epeiden be5eihnen Die Sage III D.
tiirfiiden Souptitaot als INNER mel
nlIarniieren6. Die 9ofalbeb0roe
4onitautiuopeIs ifeinen fib ni9t nj
auf einen glngriff BON oiIben, ionoer
oli1 auf Die slbtpebr ir,nerer ltnrl
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-01-08

Sptueit man aus Sen 9epefden er-
ieben fant, Die felt ShluB Der &e-
ooftion eeitern nadntittag Bis bente
friib einsetroffen iino, baben ii4 on
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-01-08
Sir Semperatnr.

- 9nriert Gnre GrfaItuug in ei.
uem Sage = nebint Gin tiirtilaes
Bah i'm Oriental SoteI. (ans)
f,.io,6p
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-01-18
The Confessions of a Wife
Am Beginning to Hate That Word but"

'0f course, / answered Eliene that
could never love another child as
do those blessed twins said Harry,
when Eliene asked me and | expect
ed to be properly rewarded for my
mendacity by one OF her glorious
smiles, but instead she just ejaculat-
cd: oh In the coolest tiredest fiat
tone of voice you ever heard and she
pulled herself out of my arms and
called to Edie: Jim, this is our dance,
and / haven't been able TO get near
her since.
"Margie, I'm worried to death about
Eliene. She hasn't been herself late
ly. For a while she was so happy
just like sweetheart, but now some
days she fairly keeps away from me
all day and she stays away from the
kids, too. Then, perhaps the next
day she'll hang around me with both
babies In her arms for hours at a
time. Do you think she is ill?",
"nl?" I answered. Look at her.
and certainly II there ever was a pic
ture of health, wealth and happiness
Ii was Eliene that moment Her frock
Of real lace was edged with sable and
she had the string of pearls about her
throat that Harry brought her from
Europe and gave her after the recon
Citation.
Her color was exquisite, and she
was laughing like child at some
foolishness Of Jim's.
But" said Harry.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-01-18

Although known the world over as
the bird woman Mrs Gene Stratton-
Porter is not an aeronaut and sailing
round the moon" is not one of her
fayorite pastimes.
With camera and notebook, how
g er. she has scaled mountains, climb
ei trees tramped through marshes
and Woodlands and captured more pic
lures OF rare birds and studied more
curious specimens OF birds than any
other woman In America Herce to
hird lovers everywhere The woman
whom most people know as the author
OF "laddie" or The Harvester" Is
known merely as the bird woman"
So that she may better study her
little friends OF The tree tops, Mrs.
Stratton-POrter has made home for
herself among the birds. on her es-
tate near Rome City. Ind. she has
built cabin "I.imberlost Cabin" she
calls it, aud there in the woodland
Tar from the haunts OF human neigh
boris she lives and studies the birds
and writes books books I'm which
birds always have an important part
Is fumors that have como recently
from EimbeFiost Cabin are true. the
Doubleday Page company will soon
havt another Gene Stratton. Porter
story ready for the public.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-01-18
Mothers Will Be Taught How to Rear Human Thoroughbreds

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Jan. 1S.-
OF paramount importance 10 the moth
ers OF the nation will be the children's
bureau 10 be maintained in connection
with the Panama Pacific exposition
opening here on Feb. 20.
Expert instruction on how TO rear
the highest type OF child, physically
and mentally will comprise the work
OF this bureau, conducted by the de
partment OF education and social econ
. omy.
The creation OF the human thor
oughbred will also receive a great deal
OF attention. Primarily, however, VIII
be the proper training OF the children
who already are that will receive COM
prehensive discussion
The chief division OF the exhibits IN
this bureau will center around the
questions of infant and child hygiene
DIR. Francis Sage Bradley has been Sc
cured as medical director, and viii
conduct children's health confer.
ence, involving the physical eXamina-
tion OF children up to the age OF 10
and q consultation with their parents.
At this conference a middle course
will be followed between contest on
and healthiest children. and clinic
on the other 10 minister TO The needs
of sickly children. Sight and hearing
will be tested, teeth viii be examined.
and tonsils and adenoids looked into.
How to develop better chest expan-
sion and proper methods of feeding To
conserve teeth and the digestion will
be practically pointed out to the par
UT
gested.
No medical attention will be given.
and no infectious diseases diagnosed
Lectures and lantern slides will sup
plement other instruction,
The play of children, as well as
their health, will be deeply gone into.
In this connection there will be
thoroughly equipped and properly su.
pervised playroom where actual eX-
hibits OF toy-makng will be shown
The children themselves will be
taught to make their own play de
vices and encouraged in the ingenuity
toys should teach them, Over this
department Or Anna Louis Strong.
noted for her ability in utilizing play
things to build character, will have
charge.
There will be a baby room where
the proper care of infants will be i'm
pressively demonstrated by recogniz
ed experts, such topics as ventilation.
clothes, beds bathing and feeding be
ing handled In the minutest detail for
puzzled mothers.
The bureaus demonstrations will
all be based on the needs and finan-
cial possibilities OF the average moth !
er who must use economy in rearing
her babies.
Coming as il does at a time when
serious-minded men and women are
concerning themselves deeply with
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-01-18
Children Cry
FOR FlETenER'S
& q . 7 . RIA

Printing the pSsin nenr kInd-thst a.
$500
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-01-18

But me no butts" | demonstrated.
Take the good the gods provide,
Harry"
That's it, guess" he said humbly.
Il am afraid il is too good TO be true.
Not in this whole world is there girl
like Eliene, and having found that out
to my everlasting satisfaction, you can
imagine that ! get cold staggers when
it comes over me that | may lose her
again"
What are yod two talking about?'
said Eliene, as she and jim came 10
stop in front OF US.
|. Harry is trying to tell me that be
is the happiest man in the world
but stopped Intentionally for
thought of the time a few evenings
before when Eliene had said with
tears in her eyes II am the happiest
woman in-the world, but"
II am beginning TO think that word
but should be eliminated from the
English language" broke in Harry
hurriedly.
"You see, Jim, the but spoke
referred to YOU. How can | be the
happiest man In the world while as
fascinating a man as you are is kill
ing my wife with this grilling work
you call the tango?"
Eliene looked at me questioningly
| knew she thought Harry had been
saying something TO me that she
ought to hear
We'll" she said. I'm only going
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-01-18

suffering from psoriasis, skin dis
ease which many hold 10 be incurable,
One OF the men, forty years old, had
been afflicted since be was four years
old In the last three weeks OF treat
ment the doctors have observed that
the spots are gradually disappearing.
lntravenous injections were given
in the treatment OF four men suifer-
ing from arterio-sclerosis, or harden
ing OF the arteries The men had
been under observation since last
September. and recent test showed
a noticeable decrease in the blood
pressure.
Before we make a definite state
ment as 10 the exact merits OF radium
in eradicating the diseases now under
treatment We must continue our work
slowly and patiently" said Dr. Squire.
Cancer and its allied diseases are so
terrible that any announcement al
present that radium apparently had
brought about a cure would be a mis-
statement. for II has not been in use
long enough for us TO be able 10 de-
termine with any degree OF precision
whether the affection will crop up
again. I feel quite sure that the
radium will not cure all cancers, but
from the experiments so far conduct
ed In this country and In Europe
feel that II Is a great adjunct, with
the aid OF surgery. In the treatment
OF such diseases We know so little
as yet about the mineral and the
method Of using II. and II is so scarce
and I'm the hands OF so few men, that
II will take years, OF study before IL
can be positively stated what place
radium will take in the medical-sur.
gical world
The increased demand for the min
eral has stimulated the search for
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-01-18
SING SING FOLK
TAKING RADIUM
TREATMENT NOW
DIR. Squire, Expert in Charge,
Regards III as Very Helpful
in Many Affections
BUT is SURE 1T WON'T
CURE ALL CANCERS
Ii Will BE Some Years, He Says,
Before Its Place Can BE
Positively known

NEW YORK. Jan. ls.-ln Sing Sing
prison twenty-seven convicts. among
them "lifers." are undergoing radium
treatment for diseases With which
they have been afflicted in many in
stances since childhood. Medical
charts in the prison hospital show
that since the application OF this min
eral the general condition OF the men
has greatly improved, The physicians
hope that In short time the treat
ment will have progressed so far that
hey will be justified in making an i'm
portant announcement 10 the West
chester County Medical society.
The diseases affecting the members
of the 'radium squad are divided
into ten classifications, and so far the
physicians have noted that in the
cases OF two men suffering from
epitheliomata Ia skin cancer on the
face) the affection has entirely disap-
peared. One OF the men. an Italian
long term" convict, had been suffer
ing for two years. The applications
were given at intervals during a
period OF seven weeks. In the other
instance the skin covering the nose
at the corner OF the right eye was af-
fected and radium was applied during
a period OF four weeks
Or. Amos O. Squire. OF Ossinings
who is associated with Or. Norman
p. Earnestly and Or. Franz Wildner
OF the Mayo Clinic. Rochester, Mimi.
where extensive radium tests have
been made, is in chg--ge OF the clinic
at Sing Sing. He is being assisted by
DR. Charles w. Farr and Or Mere,
ness. OF the prison medical staff. who
selected the cases to be given treat
ment
A glass tube in a silver container
having in il radium sulphate 70.5 per
cent. valued al about $4,000. is used
in the treatment
The first man to be treated was a
''lifer," but under the present law his
term will expire in a short time. when
he will have served twenty years He
pleaded 10 be cured of growth on
the upper lip. which he said he be
lieved had been caused by smoking a
short-stemmed pipe The physicians
applied the mineral rays TO the az
lection until the lip appeared TO be in
normal condition
A case of keloid or an over-growth
OF fberous tissues In a scar on the
head, common among the colored
race, was discovered In one OF
the Negro convicts. The man had
two distinct affections. one OF which
has now disappeared and the other
is apparently healing The physi-
clans also found two OF the convicts
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-01-18
Etiquette in China.

Etiquette requires in Chinese con
versation that each should compli
ment the other and depreciate him
self and all his belongings. II Is
affirmed that the following Is not an
exaggeration-and il rs confirmed by
a missionary who has just returned
from the strenuous scenes accompany
ing the establishment OF the new
republic:
What is your honorable nance"
My Insignificant appellation is YinG
Su"
where Is your magnificent pal
ace?"
MY contemplate shack is at Lung
Phi"
How many are your. illustrious
children"
81 have FIVE vile. worthless beasts.
And is your distinguished wife en-
joying good health?"
The old hen is pretty we'll"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-01-18

10 dance one more with Chad and
then I'll stop
Come on, Eliene," said Mr. Hatton
who had come up.
mo. / believe I'll change my mind
! said Eliene quickly. You dance with
Margie. | see burrows or care or an
noyance on the erstwhile carefree
brow OF my one and only husband As
dutiful wife III sit here beside him
until the wrinkle is smoothed away.
"Of course, If YOU are going 70
/ throw me over that way ] may as
well tell you that your friend. Mrs.
Waverly. is the best dancer in the
room"
And would rather dance with
someone who pays her pretty compl'
/ ments than sit with clarifying nus
band who talks of his own wife all
the time said | gaily, as took Mr.
Hatton's arm.
Goodbye. children" smiled Harry
"Now everybody's Happy"
IL wonder if you will feel injured
Mrs Waverly IL ] say I'm not" whis-
pered Mr.. Hatton.
/ mo. will not | shall feel that
! you have honored me by telling the
truth and shall ask you II | can do
anything for you.
Eyes, you can. Ask your husband
to invite me to your home. The sight
! OF such happiness as YOU and Eliene's
with your husbands makes me think
there is. after all, somehow, some
where some way love in the world
t that lasts
! Poor old fellow He must have Low
ed someone very much and lost her.
ITO be Continued
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-01-18

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Jan. 49,,
Alleging extreme cruelty, Ruth Hall
Saminetti, society belle OF Oakland.
and wife Of the eldest son OF Com.
missionerGeneral OF Immigration
Caminetti. has fled divorce com.
plant against her husband after two
years OF stormy married life
Anthony Caauietti jr. the defend.
ant. was one OF the attorneys who
fought 10 free Drew Caminettf. his
brother. from conviction on a white
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-01-18

slave charge in connection with the
escapade OF the latter and Maury j.
Diggs with two Sacramento society
girls little over year ago.
Ruth Hall Caminetu is the daugh-
ter Of the late Judge $. r Hall of the
California district appellate bench.
The cruelty" recited i'm the com.
plant refers TO explosives hurled at
the bride, eliminating in q scene
Christmas eve. according TO Mrs.
Caminetti
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-01-18

new sources OF its supply. notably in
the Colorado and Utah districts,
where considerable quantities OF car
hottie deposit have been found"
DR.. Barnesby on his return from
the Colorado ore mining district said
that the United States is in posi-
ton TO put out 50 per cent of the
worlds supply of the element needed
in the treatment OF the various skin
diseaSes
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-01-18
The Sole Casualty.

Sunday School Teaoher-"And when
the prodigal son came home, what
happened, Tommy"
Tommy-"His father hurt himself"
Sunday School Teacher-"Why,
where did you hear that"
Tommy-"It is said his father ran
and fell on his neck. III bet 1t would
hurt YOU TO fall on your neck"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-01-18

Little girl. why don't you wash the
baby's face? Don't you know that
cleanliness is next TO godliness?"
Maybe IL is. Mister, but this kid
amt old enough TO go TO Sunday
school nohow."
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-01-18
New steps.

What are YOU speaking about2"
The march of current events"
The march is out OF date You
mean the argo"-Kansas City
Journal
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-04

location Of the well is more than two
miles from any production and It is
possible that It may lead up to the
development Of q new pool.
On Warriors Fork, Warrington dis
itrict, Marion county, the South Penn
OIL Company drilled No. s on the CT
8. Pitzer farm into the thirty.foot
sand and the hole stands full OF fluid.
On Beech Lick Run, Greenbrier dis
'trict, Doddridge county. the Hope
Natural Gas Company drilled a sec
ond test on the M. p. McC CLAIM farm
through the Big Injun sand and fail-
ed to find old or. gas. y
In the old Blue Creek field, Elk,
district, Kanawha county, drilling
old wells down from the Squaw to the
Weir sand is still a feature. The Ohio
Fuel OIL Company drilled No. on
/ the "A. N. Gatshall farm from the!
Squaw to the Weir sand and gave It
a shot and has q light pumper.
Southeastern Ohio.
In the deep sand territory in the
Union Furnace district, Starr town
ship, Of, the Haydenviile OH Com
pany swabbed ] 40 barrels from It's
(yO. o on ltu6 NdLlOQdl1sE'l GEOUuuE
Company's property, after 1t had
been standing for a few days. Those
who are familiar with the actions OF
the wells In that district still insist
that It will not make better than a
twenty-five barrel producer.
In the northern end Of the field
there Is some new work starting. In.
Hanover township, Licking county,
Edward 81. Everett and Company
have started to drill a test on the
Frank Mckee farm. In Jackson,
township, Muskingum county the Co
1umbuis OIL and Gas Company Is drill
ing q test on the Fleming heirs farm,
located l, 100 feet northeast Of pro-
duction. NJ Ss *
IN the Payne district. Independents
township Washing tons county, Kauga
and Company are drilling q test on
the Mary Taud farm. This location
Is one-fourth Of mile In advancetof
product on. +, y
The on Market.
The prices paid for oil Of various;
grades by the purchasing agencies
are:
Pennsylvania 81. (. Z. !. !. -. I. 2.l0s
Mercer black I. I. -. !. &. 4. q. 1s6Oi
New castle !. !, :, !, !. "a. 81. 1850
Corning .s,;...s. .i..; !. 4. ~ W
CaheliE . Z. !, ~. /, !, -, .1.e Isl
Nortl, Il ,ima !. !. !. /, I /. 4. ,28a
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