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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-22
syarnt.grobufte.
WemiHIc.

8obnen, String $1.25 1/8 @uIdel.
W~aebsbobnen, per @u., $3.50 II. Sd
&ortoffeln, COLORADO II. Soaho. $3.50
mo $1.6O per 100 Rfun6.
griiner 9feffer, Csc.
@itrfer, CAL, $3.50 per grate; Seras
35c nno 40c per 9ubenb.
9obI $3.50 her 100 @fo.
3ipiebeln, California. 1925 per 100
Sauaib, $3.50 per guSdel.
8lnmenfobl $1.25 per Crate bon cis
Selerie, 1915 II. $500 Der Crate.
Sofnaten, Teras, 4 a6rbe. 500.
Spinat. 4c Der Bfanb.
g1nt1Io1pes. so uno 65c.
SiiBe aartcffeIn, $1.25.
mem 0nseno; $3.50 Stpei 9ubenb.
aopfialat, $500 Der Crate.
Gierpflan5en, 1926 Der 8uideI.
9eeten, 40c per 9b6. z8iinbel.
geteriilie. 40c per 9bb. sgiinbeI.
Miiben. BE u. 40e per gsb. s@iinbef
@elbe 8rrseIn. 85c II. 40c per 9bb..
BiinoeI.
Weerrettig>8 ur5eIil, pet Gfo. t12hc.
Naoiesten. SOC u. B5c Der Srbeno.
$1,000
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-22
Gin @erhnt ser Mndhn,it.

Gin @erbot Ser Nadmittagg-
8eiB6rotbaderei bat Ole gader-ssn
fung Shoneberg beim Miniiter fir
Sanoel uno @eiperbe beantragt. gs
ion bierour6 cine Griparnis an!
8ei5enmebI Derbeigefiibrt meroen
Die goritduoe Der onoeren gerlincr
8dder-SSnnungen iino i'm auftraoe
oeS Miniiters bieriiber gutaGtlidl
aebort iuoroen. Soit ourdmeg 6o6eil
tie lid gegen cine iolfe MaBna6mc
alsgelpro6en, oa Damn Ser aIeinba-
trieb idiper ODER gar nidt fonfur~
ren5tdbig bleiben fonnte. @s i6eiut
oeniiladL als Oh ser @muid Ser
Sdoneberger g6der- SSnnnng feline
ausiidt auf Grfiianig Bat.
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gait GrIam6nisidJeine.

5ran :. Moltsberaer, slrlball, Gortb
Slipe Ctr; $500.
So6n @lienninf. @erfifatt, @elt=
Commerce CTR; $3.50.
6, @reiner, @obnhaus. Gortb Netu
@rou1tfels Npe. $500.
6rau 90. 6. apett. @obn6aus, gir9:s
mia Str.s $500.
O. Maier6ofer. @eiddftsbaus, Grodett
Git; $1,000.
g; Seraaer, @o6nbouS, pace Ctr
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Srn S~d)iitengra6en.

Ser u8rff. 3te." entnebmeu ipir bus
1adltehenoe @eoidt, oas ein oeuti6er
&rieger in Sranfreid), Der piirttemberz
glide 8renabier Gale, bon Seruf SAM
ilenloter, I'M S6iibeneraben oerfabt bot:
SIN 9 6IBengrdben.
llno iperoe i9 1iebSie, nflo iperbe id
mebr,
9as Cine per9eiie id) iiitninerne6r,
SIM S~6iibeneraben binter @aenil
So lagen mir blinbert Stunben itil
ltn0 ourften ilidts bortudrts
Ni6t ran on ben Seirlo,
@ir baben's nidt gu ertraeeu aemeittI
llnb ipenu Die @~rnnaten uils pfeifeno
unbriillt
llnb nit @roreib balb iiniern @ra6eit
aefiillt,
9nnn mibten mir lieaen it'll ltll0 ae=
biidt;
@ir BADEN 6ie @efpebre feit an uns os=
briidt,
9ie Singer in obnmlG6t' ger @ut aeballt
1tno badten: n&ommt Ser 8efebl iebt
ni6t balb,
go bred)eil mir Dor, fofnine mas mag.
llilD ipdrtefen bod biz gum bierten SdQ.
Oft, iper1l Die 8eonlo i1on 8li 6redcn
idien,
5ieIt ms mir Die ~eiierne 9issiplilt.
Wir hnben geipdrtet bun0ert Sf1n0en
ltrlo babel1 9~eblutet niS 9Ieib bielen
Wlrnben;
DAB Der Sltiteer an uniern ardften ges
1ngt,
9anah bat feiner ipeiter oefroot.
0ur ems ons Ser3 idier SerriiIen 6of,
Wem eiH Sterbenoer ~itamnte[ub i'm
@afier bat
llno mir fontlten betl brenneilben 0usit
ni6t i%tiller,
Sen lebten, flebeiioen @unid nidt ers
fiiaen;
Aqe S%elbf[afd]en leer
9einen Sropfen mehr.
ltlb iperoe ib iiebsia, ul0 iperoe i5 me6e,
Sds Cine pereeile ih 1limmermebr.
- go
lteber eineii merfmiiroi9en ssll=
fa~nterieidtuB beridtet- 2ambcrt
Shmering, 2eutnant uno Moiutalr
bel Der 8abnbofsfommanoantur III
a., Der n&oll1. 8olfs3tg.4 folaen0es
iinterm "a. Nopensber 1914: Soeben
meloet mir Ser &riegsfreiDiaige
8. 6. ous gfallmbltrg a. 8. Saale
foigenoen merfpiirbigen @orfaa:
SD 5ieIte bonn Sd)iibengroben aui
meillen @egrer. Sn elmer Gntfer.
nung bon 22O SUB geraoe mir ge-
geniiber I'M feinolihen Sdiiben-
graben bot Die Silbouette zines
aappis Elm portrefflides 3iel.. SD
bette mein 8eipebr fein i'm @niflaqe
nno lpolte geraoe losfeuern; met
mes grfolees mgr i'd ifon iid)er. Gos
3iel mar 81 flar uno mein @elpebr
10 f6on lit Stellung eebraft; mein
ShuB fonnte ni6t febl ee6enl 9u
fnattert orii6en ein SdpuB idl
taumele 8uriif, uno ais ib l5ur ge.
liinirlg fomnle, iebe i1 meir @e-
ipebr am SdloB uno on Der Sam
mer 5eritort. 9urh Glide elmer Ell
Fgenen @affe babe if cine abid)euli-
d)e gertpunoung an ser Stirn ullo
am ange erbalten. SD unterlud)e
f1eine 8affe uno finoe i'm 2anfe 6es
@epebres Elm fran5ofiides nno Elm
oeutihes We'doB, beioe abseplattet.
@os mar paifiert: 9ei ipeiterer lii.
teriuding finoe ih ole @iiuoutg
meines 2aifes mir elm ealt3 f(eta
fuenig beihdoiet. aein 3meifel: es
mar ons fransoiiide @eidob bel Ser
Miinonns meiner @affe fineetretelL
botte in ben 3iigen bes 2aufeg met
ne Tatrone CUR grploiion gebraAi
nno mid 10 onrd Seile meines eigc-
men Getpebres beripunoetl"
Gin @erbot Der Nadmittagg-
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%Gottuniantsn . Erpbufte.
San Antuniu, Seq, %. San. 1915
Ssrin1a erlbe Cotton Seeb Oil, 3Sh
Gents BET @nIone.
Neu gurf, %. San. - Spot 1886
nlo $6.75; Saniar, $3.50 uno $o.65;
6ebrlar, 500 nnb $3.50; Mtdr8, S6.81
.uno 1888; Gpril, $500 ltn0 $500;
Wai, $7.01 uno $7.O3; Suui $40
nno $7.14; Suli, 1922 un6 1924; Nits
quit. $3.50 nno $40.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-22

Sin oentider Arst, mittleren @i,
tiers, iiidjt iidl In elmer oeutidjen I'm.
aesenb nieoersnfaHem. Bite ettuaise
Itsfnnft at aSreRierem an q. 9.
Dor 1248, San Imtonio, Seras.
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gist /. Tarft.

Snn antonio. Ger, %. San. 1915.
Cdieu $500 bis 500.
aiibe $3.50 bis 1913.
adlber 1925 bis 5000.
8uIen $3.50 Bis $500.
Gdafe $500 unb $6.5
8ieaen 1926 Bis $3.50.
ct. 2ouis. %. San. 1916 MinS.
bieh, Seros@gieb. 1915 unb SITS.
Sdfpeine 5000 uuo S7.75.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-29
HICCOUGHS FATAL TO
GEO. W. ARBAUGH
p 2 o MiNENT MARTINS FERRY
RESIDENT sUccUm5S LAST
NIGHT.
Resided IN Martins Ferry More Than
SIXTY Nears-Was We'll Known
Groeer-Eisht Children
Survive.

/ Last evening al $50 O'Clock. a. his
home on Hanover street. Martins
Ferry. occurred the death of George W.
Arbaugh. Sr.. after a short illness due
TO obstinate hicCoughs. with which the
deceased was seized early last week
The deceased man was born in Penn,
sylvania in 1882. and came to Martins
Ferry when he was twenty years OF
age. In his early life was a contractor
and carpenter and for a number OF
years was foreman OF the ENley plan.
Ing mill in Martins Ferry. For the
past thirty-ive a he has conducted
a grocery store at the corner OF Third
and Hanover street.
In 1906 Mr.. Arbaugh and his wife
celebrated their fftieth wedding ami.
.versary and three years later the wife
died. The following children survive:
George W, Jr. James. DR.. r. V, VIII.
lam. Mrs. Thomas Yingling. Mrs.
James McCaffery. Mrs. Mary Wright
and Miss Frances Arbaugh. all resid.
ing in this city.
The deceased man was a lifelong
member OF 81. Mary's Catholic church
in Martins Ferry and always took an
interest in the church work. He was
well known for his many acts OF
charity.
Funeral services will he held from
the late home Wednesday morning. at.
ter which the remains will be taken Ia
st. Mary'S Catholic church where re.
QUEEN high mass will be observed. The
services will be in charge of Rev.
Father c A Mulhearn and interment
Will be in Mt. Calvary cemetery in
Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-29
JUSTICE SHOPS

James MUIR will b. tried o., squire
Hughes this week ON = Dharac OF NO.
Iafi1E rho Nort Law MUIR was arrest.
'd Pos b'pu'. Prohibition Commits ION.
.'r Phillips -sturdaf morning
charles Holm"- r. stpg'owakrr of
Ior'"ro1 o. Was arrested SATURDAY.
hf Detective Dave 'lsarl ou o. charge
.0' stealing an o|frrrost and so. uf
dIsh'. from the Grant house ON Stain
.'r''' H'a..uE viii De- hold This
UfrA b'for, Squire Hobbs
% ~ Smith dr, detective viii sock
'u recover fnf 90 months salary from
n'.f Phillips deputy prof.. bif.or com
".. .ur'r .u squire Leo UoIh4 court
'.'. Hu.uIr. TH, -uHI I. for SIC.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-29
ENW00
oolden wedding Annir,rrnrr.

NJ and Mrs. Samuel Welsh. of North
h"nW"od. win nttingly observe their
golden WrddlUS on FRIDAY. December
Ivih, when a celebration that has been
planned for them Will be held lu,ita-
lions went out saturday FOR the affair.
M Welsh fou many years was active
IN the interests OF R,uvpod and WAS re-
Spr"uSlhlc Tor many industries being
located here. lie was born In TennSyf-
y anna and came To- Marshall county m
lNl'. Tie served joe the civil war. enlist
luE Boo COMPANY "A. 18Th Infantry. West
Virginia.
Mrs rlsh was born iu GsrmauN. In
company with her parents su, came Co
Wheeling o. was during her r,-id,n,,
ln Wheeling that she met Nj. Welsh and
in'A were later married IN 1859
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-29
DOING
GOOD WORK
LOCAL MAN THINKS NEW mEDI
CINE is A WONDER.

Wheeling men and women are wax.
Ing up 10 the fact that their sick trou-
Dies are at an end. Tanlac. the new
medicine being Introduced here. c. u.
Erlest q Company. is doing good work
mere and h people who have been
returned TO health through this re-
remedy are praising IL and
advising other people to take IL and
be healthy once more.
In a recent interview with Mr.. Rem.
from. the Tanlac representative here.
Mr.. Ammi Workmon. living al iS46
Belmont street Bellaire. Ohio. Just
over n river. said. Il suffered from
stomach trouble and indigestion.
had a full sore feeling and an accumu.
iation OF a on my stomach. My ap.
petite was poor. too. I heard OF 9th.
crs being benefited by the use OF
lanlac and | saw no reason why il
should not help me too. Since taking
about two bottles ! have a dandy ap-
petite and have not hat full feeling
any more Before taking Tanlac the
gas on my stomach was awful but now
II is all better.
Il believe this is a great medicine
Tor the stomch as IL has given me 70.
lief where other medicines have failed.
] have gained in weight and feel better
IN every way. ! will be glad to tell my
friends about IL and l am thankful for
the great benefit | have received
through its use"
As IT has helped others so will il
help you. Delay is dangerous. Don't
wait. Go today TO c. a. Griest 4 Co.
and get a bottle OF that Master Medi-
cine. II your health is worth one dol
lar 20 there today. Mr.. Renfrow IL
always in attendance 10 courtcousIy
explain Tanlac to anyone. Tell him
your troubles and his advice will do
"a great deal Of good.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-29
Hearing TODAY.

PITT Poutikas M Hanover street
tailor, will be given a hearing In squire
N assault the warrant helms Sworn OH
ny constable Duncan The Shop was
closed last week on an attachment I--
~Icd ana the proprietor was warned TO
stay out or the shop. When the ronsta-
hle went 20 tack mp the notice SATURDAY.
morning he found pontikaS in tho room
10 was elected and % vas then that m.
assault was committed The wife OF Pom
tlds also took a hand and in the melee
inc constable was bitten ON the hand nv
today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-29
TO SETTLE STRIKE
President OF Ohio Valley Trades and
Labor Assembly Given That
Mission Yesterday.

Charles HugEins. president ~ tho
Ohio Valley Trades and Labor Assem-
bly,, was elected a committee Of ono
Yesterday 10 use his influence in an
effort 10 settle the differences between
the butchers and strikers. The asscrr
bly, met yesterday in regular semi
monthly meeting. Il renewed its one
dorsement Of the butchers strike. on
the motion 10 re-endorso, all Of tho
unions voted fayorably.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-29
CHILD DIES.

The thrCc-wcck-old infant n Nr and
Mrs. Forest Redmond. we'll known col
or"d residents died al tho homo OF tho
parents on Clinton street. Martin
FERRY. last evening after a short Hines
OF intantilc troubles Tho funeral scr.
vices had not been completed ls-.
evening. but viii probably be he'll.
Tuesday afternoon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-29

csi"rdoE morning at his home ON
SCUM SECOND street occurred the d.,.r
'L - q @aiull. a Wei known glass p-o-s-
over a year or complication OF disease
me deceased man was thlrty-fiyr y.tr-
seven children. The deceased WAS 49,
N Fulton but has been Joe this .lgnfry
InF "a number uf years. Funeral ser
wees VIII be held from tho late homo
tuesday afternoon with lutcrmsnf .p
kINerNiew cemetery "
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-29
NO COUNCIL.
Mayor n. L. Kirk Will Not Call Body
Together This Week.

Ns'or Kirk has announced that rr
viii not call council together until Che
regular meeting 90 D-ccwhcr There
nothing oft especial importance 60
be taken up.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-29

IHo nIEh school haek,tIlII tran vVIU-
be without a place To- Practice this sea
son owing 70 the fact that gymnasium
examination OF the building showed thai
a large amount Of dsmage had already
hetn done and that more would b.. tha
result ii the games are staged there Do
is expected that the ArmOry nall viii be
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-29
Missionary Meeting.

IF" OCULAR monthly meeting of tho
Woman Foreign Missionary society ~
mo West Wheeling NJ = church viii
lt h'ld TINS evening 81 fbg home OF
Mrs. Ndolph smith An Interesting pr1-
ErFT VIII Doc rendered. with Miss Dean
Moore
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-29

In. n'esttBstiuu committee acting m
conjunction with Tho rItl health officer
appointed tu inv .suEstt the conditions
around fh' National salt aud mi
e "U.UHuN plant. has included and has
u1Fd. Ca report. If was reported that
i.'N dI1 n"i UuI conditions ass bad As
alleged but 81 times tu, -m1k. isauir-
from tho plant was auuuN tur. but NOT
injurious Co th, health.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-29

~ H't NO arrests hsN, brru made by
lh' local polio" iu connection with tho
assault 80 tu~ Suf Der. butcher. ON last
b ridal evening about Tl.g u. when 10 IS
alleged Boz Was asked tor p match hg two
men. Wh" attacked him ~utdsr was
found Iv," hours later b., Manor Vo,dc..
of FULTON.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-29

.thr many ~thIrrswt.1
We real about ant
are ~ immediate
rrr1rre o. .fHr -tre
t1Ht mother. a s
fIf crteruHf r..n..s
called ~
.TrI-rF" Ia
rNrI over tfr n.a
~ ff
frrt'r
ifa N
erffr ere rf fI
rr
rr'nH frrftr
Ffr.f. .rr ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-29

no anuual memorial services 81 the
h'ld next sunday afternoon bon mo Higb
h''I Hldlt"ruulu \ large number 81
lI, m|ul.r- live in TINS city. and many
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-29

lN" schools viii resume session this
lhur~uHf uu account of tho I~Isuk-grr-
ms vacation The teachers who spent
tho vacation out Of th" cItl. returned
last ssntuC
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-29
opens Today.

The twcnty-scycuth annual Farrors.
institute opens today Al CoIcrair and
VIII continue tll Tuesday evening The
affair viii come tu "A close tomorrow
evening with "a concert hy the Suuberf
quartet OF wheeling. The session. viii.
"' held Iu the W. e.. 4. l.. hall.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-29

'arravay was CraniuE hIs neck fu.
q better view 81 tho turkey.
Rubber said the Laudlady
feared ~ much. said C@arravas
with q sich Life
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-29
Game Called orr

Tho h'r'uf football game that vas 70
have boon rlrtsd 300 this CITY S-urIa,
afternoon was called m on account or
'n' unfafu r,hl. weather Tho game was
Nt'g boon played for tho hcucft of
Coach TUf#u.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-29
Only One Arrea.

UNIV "U' arrest was made SATURDAY
,N'ntt- "N me local police. and tho Of
render VIII u' EiE'U o. n.srfuE this
morning. before MsNor SchaUcr IN .
'h'rE' OF drunkenness and dISorderIy
conduct.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-29

h..aIrr H'rir of Eagles Will hold am
lu pnrtaut meeting This evening Ir fr.t-
nan. 600 Belmont street UfI..re vrI
D.. nominated Seat Mnrds. night trs
hhnA". election VIII be- held. followed b.,
"a social session and -m1ks. ~
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this even

Ing ' 'N'h
NrN Wilbur McDuo and daughter. 70
l"Tu'd. howe saturday afternoon. after a
several days visit iu Mt. Pleasant.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-29

r ne new Ire truck which was .rHurfH
Ilbay from b factory Iu g~Hrr.rraf.
- expected f1 arrive boz The g.t. SOM.
time today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-29

ne original DIf rate drug store A. OBJ.
,..l"f oi tHIffu and Walnut street.
VII DC thrown open Co the publ. Mo-.
nay morning This Is the first ,gf raj.
store 10 open 800 this city. The ouue.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-29
BRIDGEPORT
Important Meeting.

The members ~ tho Hardly Able club
n'ld an important meeting IN their
i'inN yesterday afternoon. Matters or
interest 90 the club msmb.-s y,r, 80
On attention. "
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-29
THOMPSON'S LAST
AUTO ATTACHED


JNioNroWN. IA. Nov. eS-Thc las.
s~utoinobl" OF j. '. Thompson was Al
tached for debt to-day and taken from
ms premises by Constable Mont ". NJ
'urinick. and - scheduled TO bc sold
next Thursday 20 satisfy a claim for
SlS2.55, made by e.. \. q.
blacksmith, for h-orscshocing. or Ia.
score Of autos owned b. Thompson 4.
year ago. not ono Is left. Thompson f4
still In New York. Attorney n. :. Dunn
BAUD, president Of the Fayettc County
l'ar Association. to-day called a meeting
OF the Rar Association for Monday AZ
t'rnoou To- hear the report Of the Bar
Association Committee which failed tp
iis efforts iu New York 10 organic 4,
committee 10 handle ThompSor's hold
ms Tor The henent Of hts creditors.
WASHINGTON. Pa. Nov. 27-Tuo
judgments were entered to-day against
j Y. Thompson, Of J~nioutown. ON suits
entered in the United states District
court IN Pittsburgh hy John ~. Stravn.
receiver for the First National Bank or
I niontoWn. one was for tiOg.G61as ir
q SUIT TO recover SIS. tSO.r5. rcprcsentfnl
alleged oNcrdrafts by Thompson on his
checking account IN the FIRST Nattouaf
Flank ~ Iniontown. and for notes given
b! him. The other. for SIl92a-.
against Thompson and =. Il. Barnes. pr
this place. - 60 recover on notes held
BY the bank which were given by Thomr-
son and Barnes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-29

yesterday after a visit at her home In
Glendale.
, 1915-04-01
He's a Ten.to-One Shot.

Editor Will Reid of the Rawlins Journal puts a great deal OF
emphasis upon the statement that democrats are not always bound
hand and foot to party and says they more frequently vote for repub-
licans than republicans for democrats. Possibly this may be true,
yet from our observation it has appeared differently to us. Even IN
Mr.. Reids own case he has been a synonym for loyalty. No matter
how he may have been bufeted about by the ingrates he has assisted
to power, he has taken his bitter medicine, praised the men who have
turned him down. Four years ago he was a candidate for the posi-
ton of state commissioner of immigration. He was backed by his
party, but the place had been promised to a henchman of the govern
oFs Office, a man who was never a democrat and who never had any
qualification for the place save that of a wsrd-healer: Mr.. Reid did
not get the position, but he was faithful, even commencing the ap
pointment which he bad every reason to condemn. Now, the Repub-
lican learns that Editor Reid is a candidate for an important federal
position, but were it inclined to gamble on the result, it would hold
Mr.. Reid as a ten-to one shot-as a b. m Is a favorite in the pool
selling. But "Bil" will grin and take his medicine just as he did be-
fore and keep right on being loyal to those who are never loyal t.
him. He seems to be just that kind OF a democrat Laramie Repub-
lican.
, 1915-04-01
Seed Oats For Sale

| have for sale on Bingham ranch
OF Beaver creek a limited quantity of
Imported Seed Oats, a very fine select
white oat, with extra large berry, ex.
ira heavy yielder, and grain natures
about two weeks sooner than most
oats.
These oats cost originally 15c a
pound and freight. This being the
third year they have been on the
market. am selling these cats at
Be a pound, at Encampment. Some
have already been shipped to Wheat.
land, Wyo. Any u desiring to in
e their yields and change their
seed will do well to Phone Order or
write to h. P. FLoHR,
Encampment, Wyo.
, 1915-04-01
Notice TO Creditors.

Notice is hereby given, that James
e. Anderson, was on the 9Th day OF
March, A. D., 1915, duly appointed
administrator of the estate of William
Cole, deceased.
That all persons having claims
against said estate shall exhibit them
for allowance to James E Anderson,
at Eucampment, Wyoming, Admins
traitor of said estate, within six months
after the 9th day of March, 1915, or
said claims may be precluded from
any benefit from said estate, and il
said claims be not exhibited within
n year from the date of said Letters
of Administration, to wit, from March
9Th, 1915, they shall be forever barred.
Dated this 9th day of March, A. D.,
1915. James E. Anderson,
Administrator.
A. ]. Roster, Attorney for Estate
3.ll-4-1
, 1915-04-01

Willis E Brownlee, John Finch
and r. B. Ledbetter were all down
from Encampment Saturday morning
on land business.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Horn and Miss
Taylor were in from Cedar creek
Saturday morning.
Mrs. FL. L. Wilcox and Mrs. G. M.
Wilcox are just getting over from a
a siege of the grippe.
Gus Jensen went to Cheyenne
Tuesday morning OF business and
returned this morning.
Anna Doggett was up from Wal
colt Saturday and stayed over Sun
day visiting her relatives.
Miss Hanna Dahl arrived Saturday
from California on a visit to har
brother, Andrew Dahl, and. family.
Mr.. and. Mrs. Frank White are
about able to get around again after
a siege of the grippe the past week.
Thomas Rheinholts came in Sunday
and went on out to his Spring creek
ranches, to look after some ranch
business.
DR.. and Mrs. s. F. Price have a
little son, who arrived Sunday after
noon about 4 p. m. The arrival weighs
10 pounds.
Ira Barkhurst came down from
Brush creek Saturday and met his
wife here Sunday and took her out to
the ranch.
Chas. Plummer left Saturday for
Cheyenne, where he goes on a visit to
his brother, Geo. Plummer, who lives
in that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Hutchinson this
week moved to the Scribner ranch
on Lake creek, which Mr.. Swanson
recently purchased.
Miss Jessie Moore returned Mon
day from Walcott, where she had
been for a day or two visiting Mr..
and Mrs Ralph Campbell.