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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-01-06
Married at Cumberland GAP

y wedding that came as a
great surprise To the people of
Big Stone Gap and Cadet was
solemnized al Cumberland Gan.
Tenn, on last Tuesday morn
'ng, Dec 2gth, when Henry
Iepp, OF Cadet, and Miss Dora
lrusIow, of Craigsville, Angus
"a County. Virginia, we're mar
RED bv Justice of the Peace
Orr. The couple we're accom-
panied by an aunt of the bride,
Mrs Edna Luck, leaving here
on the early morning train, no
one except the immediate fam
llv knowing of their Intentions.
After the ceremony they went
To Middlesboro and spent few
DAYS before returning home.
The bride is ii sister of Mrs
Chas. /epp, Jr., of Cadet. aud is
the Noungest daughter of W. n.
Truslow, OF craigsville, Va.
but has been visiting her sister
since JuiN She is quite an at
tractive young lady and has
made host of friends here dur
ing her visit
The groom is the youngest
son OF Chas. A-pp, Sr., former
general manager of the Old Do
minlon Tanncry. He holds a
position as hookkeeper for the
same company and is an excel.
liant young business man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zepp will make
their home at Cadet.
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Social Doings.

Wednesday night, from eight
to ten O'Clock, Master Clifford
Smith was the host ot a very en-
j0yable party in honor OF his
cousin, MISS Frances Scott, of
Knoxville.
The parlors were decorated
with the holiday colors Of red
and green very effectively with
red bells and holly.
Numerous games were PLAYED
among which was the word
contest, which was just ten
minutes. Master Clifford Smith
had the greatest number OF
words that began with the let
ter f and won the large box of
candy, which he presented to
the guest OF honor. Miss Fran
ces Scott.
They We're then ushcred into
the dining room. where the IA
bic was tastefully decorated
the centerpiece being "A small
Christmas tree lighted with
small red and green candles. \
delicious two course luncheon
was served, followed 10y mints
aud salted nuts.
Those present We're Misses
Frances Scott. of Knoxville.
Hannah Alsover, Helen McCor.
mick, Rachel Craft, Adelaide
Petit, Juliet Knight. Claire
McCorklc, Ruth Smith. The
boys We're William Beverly
Rufus Pettit, Frank Parks.
Junior McCorkle, Gordon and
William Goodloc, Reginald
Smith and Carl Baker.
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the only legitimate successor to
Lafayette and Herman the
Great. who, assisted by Miss
Crystal Williams, win present
the most sensational and varied
programmes ever seen here,
prominent among which are
The Phantom Cannon" "The
Throne of Mystery" "Alladin's
Lamp" etc, and during the
company's engagement, we are
told, reai live baby will be
given away. Every effect will
be elegantly staged and the en-.
tire program will be- brim full
of clean, wholesome comedy.
new music, mystery, novelty
and splendor
y change of program ia prom
ised for each night, and the
very dainty costumes worn by
Miss Williams should prove a
rare treat to The artistic femi-
nine eye. More details and
prices of admission will be
found III the advertisement in
this issue.
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BIG STONE GAP. WISE COUNTY. Va. WEDNEspAYz JAN

Nov, iS.-Russians checked by Ger.
mans at >oldau after four days of bloody
fighting.
Nov - YprcS bombardcd by Ger
mans. ana town hall and market place be-
ing destroyed
Nov. %. -Russians won great victory
over Germans who were advancing on
Warsaw.
Nov 81 Germans opened terrific
attack ON the allies from Nprcs TO La
BaSsc
Naval base OF Germans at Zccbrugcc
demolished by shells from British hcci'
Nov. 26.- British battlcship Bulwark
destroyed 10y explosion on Shccrncss
nov 21.-Gcrm,us renewed fierce BON
bardmcnt of lcims
Two British Slips sunk OF lIarvc by
@,ernan submarines, and one on Grimshy
10y mine
Dec i.-Gcsmans cut their way out of
NE Russian trap ia Poland but with
turci
the offensive.
belgrade. capital of Scryia. occupied
ny 'Nc NuStraus
Dec g. Germans mai, ri,,l,, ,,,.,,,,,.,
TO cross the User on rats but Ie r rspnls
cd 10y British and many drowned
DEC 5.-'oruaus occupied LODI. Rus
sian Poland aOer severe honbardmcnt.
Dee Z Gcrniai,s defeated Russian.
uorth aud south Of LODI
Dee $ Comm, .,,,,... ..,....,.
Hnei,emn Leipzig and Nuremberg under
Nun'iIal Nou spec sunk 10y British squad
ION under Vice Admiral Sir Frcdcricls
r'uruec on the Falkland island, fine
''ies'en badly damaged, escaped
'''n'r" hcyrr,. rebel Bocr leader, rc-
ported dead
iurklsh forces nt kurna go head OF
'i,'''',''Y iloi'N from INDIA.
wic1 Russian Poland
Dec no. Allies captnred Honier. and
~ ,l'i'leies
NNH'ii'n- ii Norvih comucllcd to Zee
'''A'
Dec a. Rus.iai,S checked n,rn. ID,
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Wrong Man Accused.

b. Potter, of Shelbyville Gan.
Ky, near Jenkins, who was nc
cnsed of the killing of night
policeman Pippin at this place
on Dec 2nd, by Densie Kutlim
and Gertie Quillin, two women
of bad reputation, who claimed
to be with Potter ON the night
of the killing, was taken To
Wise on last Wednesday and
piven "a preliminary hearing.
lie proved a complete alibi, and
was, on the night of tine killing.
according to the testimony Of
several witnesses, at Cranes
Nest, where be was working at
a saw mill.
IL is thought that these wo
men, whom the town authori-
ties kept at the jail here for
some time, conceived the idea
that they could get some of the
reward by accusing MIR. Potter.
IL was also shown that the wo-
men were near Cranes Nest ON
the night of the murder.
This leaves the authorities, so
far as the public knows, with
out any clue TO the murder of
MIR. Pippln.
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noon from three To five O'Clock.
Miss Henrietta Skeen won
the prize, a box of paper. for
writing the most words that be
gun with the letter s, in five
minutes.
After delicious refreshments
were served, the young folks
played numerous games assist.
ed by their two teachers and
Misses Fannie Johnson, Juliet
Knight and Bruce Skeen.
Those present were; Misses
Mary johnson, Ruth Barron.
Gladys Garrison, Irene Draper.
Louise Cox Taylor. Viola Mul-
Inns, Glessie Witt, Henrietta
Skeen, Carl Knight and George
Gnodloe.
Friday night. Mrs. Max Gra-
ber entertained with cards. a
few of her friends, at the Monte
Vista llote., in honor of Miss
Osborne. OF Pineville, Ky. who
is the guest of Mrs. II. l.. Parks.
Miss iliuer received the prize
for the ladies', "A beautiful hand
painted pin tray, and MIR. Chas.
Wade received the gentleman
Prize, an ash tray
y delicious salad course was
served at the close Of the game.
Those who were invited were:
Miss Hiner, Miss Bayes. Mr..
aud Mrs G. |. Wade, MIR. and
Mrs H. r. Montague. MIR. and
Mrs Il l. Parks, MIR. Miller.
Mr.. liolton, Mr.. Ray Casper.
aud the guest of honor, Miss
Orborne.
Mrs Lindsey Horton enter
tanned a few of her friends Fri
day night. Progressive Rock
was played during the evening.
and at the close of the game
Nus Horton served hot choco-
late and cake.
Those who were present were:
Misses Leila and Coda Bea-
man, Olga and Kittie Horton,
Myrtle ard Mary Quilleu, Cora
Mahailey, Bcryl Pressly. MIR.
and Mrs. \ ID. Pressly, and
Marvin iarwell
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the imperial guard under the Gcrman
crown prince being nearly annihilatcd by
the British.
Germans destroyed Dinaut and captur-
cd Maubcugc.
Sept. S-Allics pushed back the entire
line of invading Germans
sept g.-British forced Germans tn re-
treat alsng the river Marine
sept II Russians drove the Germans
from several fortified positions in Rus
sian Poland but repulscd with heavy
losses in Eas, Prussia.
Sept II British warsliips from Aus
traiia took llcrbc5tshOchc seat uf gov
eminent of the German Bismarck archi.
pclago aud the Solomon Islands
rench troops rcoccupicd Luncvillc
and scissors
Sept. i3 Lille evacuated by Gcrmaus
and occupied by allies
Steamer Red Cross with American Red
Gross nurses and surgeons sailed from
New York
Sept -Relrcating German army
halted in strongly intrcuched position
along the Aisnc River. Nmiens rcoccu-
pied by the 'nnch
sept e2-rhrcc British cruisers were
in the North 81,
So, on n,;,ih - t,.
landed AT Mnrseilles
sept - Gcfmnus hogan attack ON
dcicnscs ut Antwerp
Oct Germans defeated at Augusta
wo aud forced ont of Russia
oct o. Belgian government moved to
~
DV' V--''eilna''S entered antwerp.
prnss .IS'''' ''"' ''' "p'''' '''N N'''
W ~ German ARMY "l -v.Nou was
l'','''' '' t"''''''''' '''S' '' ''''",
,Yv,o,a ,,- 0"'il,'any impose" war hnc oi
I,n.e,a 'oV ,.,' NJ" n,y, .,. ,..,..
man snLm,rin,.
o., ,a c,,,,,............, i... ,..s..
mans '
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unr,c Tropc,
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'''''''"9 '''"l''" 's'''"
Drt IA nrti.b ,-r;.., tI,.,.L. .,,,,l
in the Nor,h sen by German ,ub r 'N
NJ. ,,,
sunk by torpedo in liauciau bay
British cruiser Undamicd and four dc
stroycrs sunk four German destpycrs 100
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Oc' lo.-N'lieS rec"p'uieu Afnnen-
there's
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Misses Kathleen Knight and
Mary Skeen entertained very
enjoyably their Sunday School
classes at the beautiful home of
Miss Knight, Thursday after
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an
Mrs D. II Matthew's entertain
ed ihursday night the Epworth
league very enloYably at her
nome betchmont.
nnr'ng lhe evening, Mrs. /.
- taylor sang very sweetlN,
,Wo solos, followed immedlate-
~ oy a duet played 10y Mrs.
Ni'' news ana MISS Memo Vine
y "ru' "nich everyone enjoyed
very nucn
ACCOMPLISHMENTS mad been cut
from magazines and were pm
neu on 'hr window curtains,
~ a. u'"unu Vhe room fierotrt
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Onc OF the most enjoyable
parties for the young folks dur
ing the holidays was given by
Master William Goodloe, Thurs
day night, IN honor of the
coming in of the New Year.
Miss Nina Johnson com
posed the best piece of poet.
ry about the New Year ana
won the girls prize, pretty
handkerchief, while Master
Frank Parks won the boys
prize, also Il handkerchief, for
composing the best piece of
poetry. After other ENJOYABLE
games We're played, refresh
ments were served.
Those who were present were
Misses Dorothy Owens, Fran
ces Scott of Knoxville, Margar-
ct Barron, Nina Johnson, Bruce
Slleen, Adelaide Petit, Hannah
Alsover, Rachel Craft, Juliet
Knight, Helen Mccormick, Mar
garet Mathews, Nita Goodloe,
Henrietta Skeen, Mary Blair
and Lucille Martin. Masters
Carl Baker, William Beverly,
Junior MoCorkle, Frank Parks.
Isaac Martin, Gordon and Ed
ward Goodloe, Paul Wolfe,
James McCormicf Tom Good
loe, Carl Knight, Clarence
Skunk, Letcher Bum, Billy
Mathews, Reginald and Clifford
Smith.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-26
GRADUATE

A GRADUATE
Young Wife-Your mother a fine
cook? 1 don't believe it. I've heard
that your father was a chronic dys-
peptic.
Husband-Well, that's all right.
Mother learned by practicing on
father.-BOston Transcript. -
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NOT STUBBORN
'sWhat is the shape of the earth?"
asked the teacher.
Round" ~
''HOw do you know it's round?"
"All right, it's square, then; don't
want to start any argument, Co
Iumbia Jester. 49, 800.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-18
NnwsPAPER oPrrIoNs

FINANCIAL SAYS;-The general list
continues to back and MI In trading
area with bull speciality movements
likely TO make their appearance as here
totore. War Developments favorable TO
the allies at this time. such a. opening
or the Dardanelles. would materially
help the foreign loan situation. There
appears 70 be good demand for the
best securities upon moderate recess
sions. and steel Electric and Car equip
ments and Copper specialties are fav-
ored by speculative interests active in
daily operations.
sCN:-Hope OF a dividend on United
states Steel common Is rising daily IN
steadily advancing.
WALL ST JOURNAL Is char
acteristic or the stock market that as
leaders become tired they are replaced
By others This Is OF bullish signi-
AMERICAN :-Colorado Fuel advances
on continued reports that Rockefeller
holdings have been transferred TO new
FINANCIAL A1iERIcA:-Eries con-
tinue 10 be in good demand. the buying
REPRESENTING accumulation.
RkNSkOkFFt LYONS a co. SAY -
The best posted people in the financial
district have been steady buyers OF the
war stocks.
JOSEPH sAYs:-PIease do not get
the least bit nervous about "a maintain
ing position on the long side Of AM
crlcsn Locomotive II Is certain
TO sell al 50 or higher as the sun Is 10
rise again. American Wooden on any
activity VIII go through 90 like a shot.
know what the insiders positively in
tend 20 do Electric Boat when issued.
from this on become an aggressive bull
tsh factor
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FINANCE


NEW YORK. Sept. 17.-Enormous
dealings in war shares and other
stocks related thereto. mostly ut sub.
etantial gains. featured today's op.
erauons. Advances in this group ran
from 3 to points. with more note
worthy gains in a few isolated in.
stances. Railroads were even more
quiet than usual. but were relatively
steady. despite the acute weakness o.
these stocks abroad.
Great Northern Ore certificates
Colorado Fuel. United States Steel,
Republic Steel. Crucible Steel. West
inghouse and Studebaker, more or less
IN the order given. comprised the &C.
tive features Many rumors were cir.
oulated in connection with the heavy
trading In these stocks. none Of which
were confirmable and some OF which
taxed speculative credulity to the ut.
most The most persistent tip was
that gigantic deal or combination
was under way. involving Great North.
ern Ore. Colorado Fuel and Republic
Steel. So far as they related to the
hrst two named. these rumors were
authoritatively denied. Total sales
amounted TO $4,000 shares.
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NEW YORK sept. i7.-Cotton fu-
lures opened Arm. October s10.s1. De
essmnso,sr sllls January tiLsf. March.
EQUATIONS we're very irregular dur
ing the entire morning but there seem
"a q good deal Of cotton for sale on
rallies and the market worked on 70 n
net loss of 90 points before mid
day with October selling AZ fI0.sg and
January az t1l-lT. Hullish private crop
adFiccs and reports that warnings had
been Issued against a storm OF modor-
ate intensity. reported on the west
coast of cuba. promoted covering on
declines and the market was steady
around midday
The market was hrmer during the
calrv afternoon. The forenoon break
appeared 90 have brought out less long
cotton than sellers had anticipated. and
prices rallied on n renewal Of bull sur
port and coVerluE with January seiifna
up 60 $3.50 or about points net high
~ further advance In sterling rN-
change and reports 81 higher SPOT mar
kefa helped the recovery
SPOT cotton steady. middunE uplanda
$40 90. no sales
Cotton futures closed barely steady.
October fl0fb. December fII01. Ianu.
arr fii1b. March. f11 80. Mav fifGG
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MAJORSVILLB

MAIoRsvtLLE W. va. sept r.
John pnsmoro OF uinamorea Ridrs.
while wreatnnr with a friend wednss-
day. was thrown heavily 90 the around
nreaFiuE nie collar bone and Otherwise
iniurNIuF nIn. Dr. " n Summons vas
..lled END repaired The Injuries which
while not considered serious. arr varv
painful
Mr James srliFnan of near Hurna-
FiIlr and Do sister Mrs. Elizabeth Arch
.r spent Monfar &C. fhr ruoatr % their
brother Mr Joseph snI'man and fam
uf. uf Property Pa They were ar-
Co panied home hr their sister. Mrs.
Jennie Mr-rarten and daughter 81 Ohio
Mra cora Burnley le apeudlnr several
nnNr uIfn Dor friend Mrs. Annie Majors
NIHs Vida Harsh ri MnnnfnTfrn De-
caring frr Mr. and Mra Lester White
man. who have fVrhnif fever Mr. white
man IH very dangerously nf
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THE WE THER
CONDITIONS

High pressure and fair weather pre-
vail from the Pacific to the Atlantic
coasts. with continued high tempera-
lures in the central valleys and Allan.
tic states.
A low pressure area is moving south.
ward into the Northwest and the pres
sures are relatively low over New
England. but fair weather also pre-
walls in those sections.
Seasonably cool weather prevails
west OF the Mississippi Valley, in the
Missouri Valley. and upper Lake re-
gion.
Fair weather will continue in this
section over Saturday. with Slightly
lower temperature tonight
Local data: Highest temperature
yesterday. 81 degrees; lowest last
night. 90 degrees; no rainfall.
The Ohio will probably. continue to
fall slowly in the district
II. c. HOWE.
Section Director
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TRA[)E

NEW YORK, Sept. 17.-Dun's Re.
view tomorrow viii say:
Oppressive heat checked trade &C.
uvities In numerous directions. but
this Is a temporary drawback and is
more than Offset by the benefit accru.
Ing TO the maturing crops Agricul-
itural success is obviously the most i'm
portant factor in the future outlook.
and harvest prospects are made still
brighter By the prevalence OF high tenn
peratures over "A vide area OF the
country. For the present cross cur
rents appear in commercial channels,
with the diplomatic complications con.
tinuing 10 cause hesitancy in forward
undertakings. Weekly bank cleaTings
S3.04s. G3O.357.
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Logan : Bryan'E c,osinr Lsttsr.

SEEW nOhh. sept 1.-THE list Is
higher all around. The steel stocks
were stimulated BY the bullish activity
IN COLORADO Fuel and such spccialtics
a. Great Northern ore followed in their
wake The news bore particularly on
ire Anglo-French loan matter. IL was
kfsid quite authorltatively that arrange
inents are about completed and that an
announcement viii be made IN a day or
30 he loan viii probably bear SO
interest and aeeregate $500. 900 900. The
ouerinE expected To be slightly below
par and powerful syndicate viii be
formed which in a large measure will
assure the success Of the undertaking.
Trade end industry are counted upon 70
be stimulated by the stablzing o. the
exchange markets and by the greater
ease with which exporter viii be able
70 finance out going commitments The
stock market stiu appears TO be pretty
much Of a traders AFFAIR but a better
class OF buying appears 20 be develop
Ing and the opinion is confidently cx-
pressed that efforts viii be made 10 re-
vive interest In the rail department as
the movement Of the croua and the in
dustrial activity should shortly be re-
hected by tremendous increase in earn
inEE.
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OIL NOTES.

on Trace Fork. Duval District. Lin
coin county. the Wayland OIL Il Gas
sompany has completed rs No. l. l. r.
SMeetland farm, IN Berca sand and viii
MAKE about one half barrel pumpcr. on
we waters Of Porters Fork. Duval Dis
lIict, Lincoln County. the South Penn
~ company has rig completed for its
10. - Horse Creek tract. Located 700
rect northwest Of its No. 90 same tract
vn. waters OF Porters Fork same dis
trlct and county. same company has rlg
competed Tor tts NO. /, r. g. McCaiiis-
ter farm. Located 1900 feet northwest o.
is No. 2S. same farm.
on Spring Creek. Smlthficld District
hoane County. the Leott OIL Company
mas started drilling its 40 2 Louisa
l. Harris farm.
Pennsylvania oil remains a. SIS
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better inquiry for the rails in max
ing It's Appearance and we believe that
such stocks a. Atchison. Union. ~ y.
central Feunsylvania. G. e. o.. y. A. %.
viii do better.
The action of Colorado Fuel revived
interest iu the steel stocks The rail-
roads are entering the market on "a
large scale 70 trails and equipments
ana this, taken in connection with the
substantial orders already on hand. o.
encouraging some outside buying
The whole list o. steel Issues bcconl-
ing conspicuous for ltg strength The
strength % O. ~ . lg based on re-
ports Of the company leasing large
portion o. its property. The boom tn
the Steel trade and the higher prices
for Iron tend 20 encourage the belief
that the ore propertles VII be worked
on a larger scale
Interest o. centered On the equipment
snl the motors with a fair demand de-
Eeiorlng in such Issues e. Steel Lat
est reports denote that loan negotiations
are progressing rapidly and that the
matter o. likely 20 BE- concluded much
earlier than recently expected
The talk here ie that the control o.
q p 7 VIII change hands on r. basis
~ $50 for the stock
sterling srrnanra demand f70H
Cables fTtia. strong
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NoHEY MARKET

per 1Hu1T
sterling s0 day bills ftsC. demand
ll ~. cables lfI1. Francs. demand
81 ~ cables f5Ts MARKS demand fr t-r
cables tNa C Tires. demand ffrr. cables
49, Nuhlra. demand 7fhc. cables 7rr
Tar silver Hhc MeVlcar douarr rFr
Government hnnra steady raffrrs.r
bonds IRREGULAR
Time f1are rarr. 60 days 1ttnats 90
dave ah mlt sir months
fnII money steady high g. low fw
ruling rate "a laaf loan Q closing bid
4. offered 40
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HAY AND GRAIN
Quotations " Q. ?. BTaunnoh = o..
Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

NV YORK Sept f7-rutter STEADY.
creamery extras 81 score. efIaft.r
IeamcfN hlrnrr H.urIur sfh lrlr
IlrH'H .NM p. i.U. seconds Il .If.r
lrrHNrw frrrn Gathered rrfr..
fU Liir extra frefr Hfrr1. fIrafr
'r.. seconds ..f rlU. rrarHr nsu.
rrrr whites fine fo Fancy aba frr r.ar.
lb hFunrrr browns Hlnrlr
fnnrra q HfrHf" State whole mill
frrrn flats white auf rnIorrf rrrrlar.
10 HIa. o. average fHrrF ffnr
hro.lnrr Zoe fnulH $50 fa.. fIfErra be-.
NrrH"HN steady. western frozen rrarf
Inr chickens 100 H1r frrrn fruIr Ilrf
rInnr.rfraHr
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holdsrs. an increase or s.ssl since Ias,

year.
Mexican Petroleum proposes 20 create
Young trust for period OF seven years.
eial dividend OF $50 cash on common
stock and recommend regular dividend
be inaugurated.
Earnings equivalent to 6T71O[
against 3l3.10% last year
BRUSH government places order for
te5,OOO.OOO heavy artillery with Cana
dian manufacturers
France introduces bill for Si.24O. 600. :
900 for expenses in the last quarter OF
the year.
y y l lsSHiSssTials ssSSi.ss yP, S.SOTs.
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Two separate 0relH from fhrh United
states to samuel Huahulirr and Andrew
NfrFc. 20 Goshen township. were trans.
frfrri in fhn recorders office Frifnr.
AIr NuHnnIlrr fuuE u rn claim al kI
arre1 or land In Goshen flunnnfr fn
lftI. before che land urna settled and has
lived on ~ long enough fn have Do decd.
rl o. BIN nr gre government Mrunrr.
took un DE claim Of goo arrcr In fha
year lNNN Intn uf fhU claims were
signed hN Martin Ven Hurrn fnrr.rr
President 0f THE United feafrr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-18

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