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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-13
Might Have Aided Mexico


What 4 would mean 20 lose our
/ chance now may be indicated by the
. distressing condition, IN Mexico" Ri,h.
"p LLOYD continued "Onc might almost
say that much ui the miScr, I'm Mexico
today might have been aycrtcd. if fiji,
years ago. when our brethren there were
asking help, the church had been able f.
avail itself wurthlly vt the oppor,unit, "
Dr. Lloyd urged the Church OF Eng
land, that OF Canada and the Nmcri
can tpscopalianS 10 join missionary.
forces m the western hcmlSphcre a ,
parts ot the universal church He said
ti'iliHallon must follow Christian teach
ingN aud asserted that the United State
church is amply able to provide for If
IN the American Episcopal church. h.
declared. is accumulated a Vcncrou,
proportion ot the wealth OF the coun
Try and yet important work Tor the
church Is stopped Tor lack ui money
49,. Obligations Met.
Bishop LLOYD announced. however
that means had been provided 10 meet,
all Obligations ot the board ior the cur
rent year and asserted that the diIii.
,uluc> IN raising necessary funds for
the foreign cause have been due Ia lack
ot business methods rather than In lack
ot donation lie drew attention ,n ,b.
progress that had been made i'm the
church N founding pension fund for
aged clergymen on sound financial
principles
The board report urged a larger in
leteNt IN missions IN these davS OF
great prosperity IN our country"
II showed that the board is Support
ing nine bishops and 30 other clergy
and lay workers IN the foreign field
together with 1850 native workers and
that Sevcnty-i,vc wives of miSSionar,c,
are giving service without compcn,a
ton
In the domestic field. it said. the
board IS aiding sixty three dioccSeS and
districts, including Alaska. Honolulu.
the Philippines. Porto Rico and the
Canal zone and is supplying the entire
or partial support of twenty four bish
ops and 1909 missionaries
Would Investigate Unrest.
\ resolution providing ior the crea
ton OF a commission OF three bishops.
three prcSbyttrS and three laymcn 10
investigate and report with rccommcn.
da,ionS to the convention ON a plan for
tho solution OF the problems oi collec
: tive poverty, industrial an,agonsm aud
war was introduced in the house OF dep
n,cS hv J. II Gates Of Pierre. s. ID
he resolution was referred to com
mittcc
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-13

rpe tNnE OF rugged schedule. how
HhoI' Tufis with Harvard one SATURDAY.
ana Princeton m" next What other htrl
games have YOU
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-13
Names Is Names.

va Br,rhcr live, at Athens. Oho.-
Like Nglukc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-09
l1eniaer popier.

Sine GinI9rdntung oes popieroers
brou9ss Bel Der oeutI9en 6eeresbers
lpaltung Bat oos arisgsminiIterium
obqeorbnet. Die @erfiigung bclust
unter onOerenr, OaB bcim S@riftpcrs
febr inncrboIb ser !SeeresOerpoltung
ii9 bic GjroBe Oes Bopiers itets nd@
benz llmfang Oes S6riftioBes 5u rt4s
ten Bat. GS lit beSbalb bon San gu
San gu beriidiidtisen, ob Elm gdn5er,
elm bdlber ober Elm 9iertclboeen 9us
bier beripenoet peroen Oorf. 8ei
G@riftItiiden obne 9tnlosen fGlt bic
brittle unO pierte Ssite oes 8ogens
ooer 9ogcnteiles, Der Iogenonnte DRe=
Ipsttsbogen" fort. Dieie @erTiisuug
iIt auf @erunloiIuug ocs 3aifers Mits
belm erlaKen fporoen, Der Elm grunb=
Tdblidsr JeinO uller PupierOerI4psu'
bung 1T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-09
3u Cd6meiOfom.

1leber cinen cigenurtigen proaeb
miro foeben, lpie Die nWoiffche 3cis
tuna" mitfeilf, in 9(cton, 2onocn, pcrs
banbelt. Cine Jung ocrbcirotete Grou
bat bic S9ciounsstloge gsgen ibren
Monn ein9eleitct, neil ct BON asruus
fomer GdpeialamtsiI" lci. @enn et
mittao8 un6 obenOS BON feiner grbett
nub SuuIe tomme, 70 lpre4e er tein
@ort, Tonbern bertiefe f9 itumnl IN
bie 2ettiire Ser 3eitungen. Sn ben
Iebten Tcben Mo6cn bitte er nt@i
Elm eir8iacs Mlal nit feincr iun9en
syruu gs1pro9cn. 0ic nDuilD Ylail," ="
bic iiber oieIen IeltTamen Gal bertbs
tst, ertlGrt, OaB elmer ibrer @ertreter
inter elmer Q(u3nbl BON GBcmdnnern
eine llmfroge in oieier Q[ugelegenbetl
peranItaltcte nit benz Grgebnis, ooh
sobIrei9e engliT9e 5rauen Oie gleid3s
9lntloge Der rcrueItp By iileuce" gesen
ibre WlGnner crbcben. Utele WtoIls
ner crfldrtcn iibereinltimmcno, bob
iie abenbs bcim No9bauIetommen oos
8eoiirfnis bitten, an Ibpeigen, elm
8eoiirfnis, fir bos Die 6rducn i'm an
gemeinen ipenig @erltdnoni8 beIiBen.
Gincr Der @cfragten crlpioertc, cr babe
fbon pft bariiber nd9geoodt, tpelde
gliidlibe Gbe boc9 bic Stynmcn uuo
Souben f6lieBen t0unIen Qlm nettes
item obcr 1T bic Qtntport zines Wlons
nss, Der fein Shipeisen gegenii6er feis
ner Nrau nibt olS Groillomtcit, Ions
bern oIs @unI9 sur SeIbitcrbaltuna
erfldrte. naeIeu 1T Die ein5i9c 3u=
flu@t, IclbTf odnn lpenn id6 5um Ses
fen tutId6licb su miioc bin. Dlan9s
NAL babe Id, als DefeuiiOmoBreael,
bic Qlbenoscifung fiiuF- Bis fe3smal
bintcrcinunoer su leicn. Itsllei9t tlta
besbul6, DOB ib in unIeren @el4ail
Der ein5ise mar, Der qr5cnln duslpre'
ben tonnte ~"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-09

DieIe @ouce, pel9e 5u &inos ooer
6ommcIfIciI6 oegeben ipcroen tdnn,
miro ouf folgcnbe Qtrt bereitct: Dldn
nimmt qetrodnete pil5e, briibt iie nit
fobenbem @oRsr, oieBt cs ober iofort
ipieoer ob rmo bddt bic 4iI5c nit Dem
MiegemcKer nidt Su fein. giun be-
reitet man cine @inbrenne aus einem
GBI6ffcl Mcbl unb brei GBIOffcI But
ter, Idbt bieIelbe idOn benbruun per>
sen, I6Httet sic pilSe oo5u, ldbt bieIe
einiqe W1inutsn nit our6i6miBen uno
flint nun fpbiel 6leii9briibe oa5u, ols
man Sauce brou9t. 9ie Sauce ldBt
man nun unter DTterem llmriibren gut
Derto6en unb eibt nud SeI9mdd sts
mas eeipieste peterFile oo8u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-09
fGaumenfn16sL

W&an nimmt uneefGbr ein pfunb
Npebl, ma9t nit gut lauwurmem
WoFer einen nibt 3u barteu unO audi
ni9t 5u pei9en 9eis: beHcr etpdS
tpei9er ols bart. Sot man Den Seig
gut perdr6eitet, man bereeiIe, nebenbei
bemertt, oos SoI3 nicbt beim 9lnmds
den, bann legt man ben 2eis ouf Elm
NIT M2ebl beitreutes Brett, duf benz
man na9bcr oen 3eis ousroGlen lam.
un0 lGBt ibn 70 cine bdlbe 5tun0e gut
suge6cdt licgen. Sn Der 3piT4cn5eit
fann man dlles Da3ueeb0rise 5ur
SteIIe bringen, Iopie Butter, Die man
ausgeldHen Bat, (oarf dber ni4t 3u
beiB ouf ben 9eig tommem, uno bic
pflaumcn. 0at nun Der Seig eine
balbc GtunOe gclegeu. rollt man ibn
IfDn qIei9m6Big aus unb gibt bic
parme Butter bdrauf unO 5iebt Jpn,
in ser Wlitte onfdugeno, aus. SIT
nun Der 3eig ousge3ogcn, 9ibt mon bic
qflaumsn OaruuF 70 OuB iie Den gors
seu Seig beoedcn. Gs ipiro gemo4t,
qeraoc pie Q(cpFclfruoeI, nur Oas bie
an0Oel in ungefdbr cine Spdune lonse
@tiide geI9niiten iperOcn, unO in
@olspoTer cine balbe Smnbe getO4t
iuer6en miiHm. g9enn oiclclben bdnn
16pimmen, iino iie gar. @os 1T cuf
DifcrrcihiIde Dirt. Die 2n0bel mill
fen ober in einem serdumisen Eopf
getocbt lperben. Der Teig NIT oen
pfIoumcu muB Damn Oidt suiammen'
gerollt peroeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-09
Stalituiid)r Seftitn.
GDir Te in ben ,,rrISFsn" @ebirtsn
9amHen.

@rduenbaft empOren0 lauten oie Be-
ri9te iiber bic @epolttGtisteiten. osz
rem fic6 bic StaIiener in ben erlOitsn
@ebieten f9ulbis MAIDEN. Die @r>
I6ieBung pebrloIer GibiIperfcnen betz
oerlet @eI9le9tcs Obne borbereebenoe
ltnterIu6uns, oie oielfd9 auf 9runb
bon proItripttonsliIten oer Espionage
perod9tigt perOer, 1T etne regelmd-
biqe GrI@etnung. Q(us Der ldngen
g1eibe oieIer Suitifitotionen uno dnbe=
rem @reueltateu ieien fOlgenoe beionz
bers truFe 6dne berborgeboben:
Der Yfarrer bon Monfdlcone, aren,
Elm Turlaner BON @eburt, puroe Der>
od6tiat, unter benz 2ir@enbOoen Elm
Gebeimtslcpbon benuBt gu baben, uno
19on ols Spion eri9oRen. Iorber
mar Ser prieTter BON SoIodten duf
einen GTel feitsebunOen mb iOldnge
ouF benz 3ir9enpIuBe berumgeiogt
lporOen, Biz er obnmd4tis purbe.
9(bI9eulicb lit peiter bic Stnri4s
tung BON fieben ginpObuern BON Dill
leRe. 9ieIe MIGrt4rer ipurOen beI4ul>
oigt, cine Observation-Disclosures nieoerges
mo4t su baben. Sbue geridtli4es
@erFabren, ia obne iiberbaupt Die Be
T9uloigurg Su priifen, IicB elm italies
niT9er Sduptmann Die iieben Ntdns
ner erf9tebcu.
Giner unaliidli9cn Trou, Der man
ben @otten unb ben Sobn bingemorbei
bate, pur0c es berboten, Srouer an
5ulegen. Dies burftc iie erit tun, olS
Iidb oie S9ulbloFgieit Der iieben @r4
fboFcnen berousgefeut batte. Si'
SoItloiieieit Ser @eI6uloigung geb
I6on oordnS berbor, ooB ia Die 8e.
b0lterung Iofort na6 benz Ginmarid
Der StaIiener sntpaffnet porben ipar
ipObet ibr fogdr oie MeKer abgenom'
men ipurbsn.
Diefem f1euBliHen @erbrehel
f6lieBt ii4 oie jebt betaunt gepOroen
MdTotrierung elmer Oiterret8iI4sun
eariIcben 9otrouile fpiirois an. GnO
Suni iIrcifte no9tS cine 5ebu Mdnl
Itorie DIterreitbii9sunsurii9e 'SnTun
teriepatrouille am ploteau 5pifbel
Monfalcone uno @ogrobo gegen oi
italientT@e 5ront. Dortlelbit trof f
NIT elmer peitous Itdrtereu itdlieni
I9en potrouile Sulammen. gdd
turScr 3eit 9egcnIeili9er 8ef4ieBunl
umaingelte Ole feinbli6e patrOui1
bic uniere, bic, oo ic bcoeuteno i@pG
der mar, ficb er9eben muBte. gad9
Dem unEere patrouillc entipaffnet NOR
oen mar, ipuroc oie MonnI6aft Il
erouIamer AeiIe bur6 oie Staliene
moTofriert, inoem iis 6en Solbdtel
nit bem WleFer sic 8du9e aufI9liB
ten unb bann ole in oieIem 3uituno
liegen lieBen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-09
65Gic6e Dic6e.

Sn Gbartoip pur6e, tpie nNuBtoje
@lopo" erfGbrt, tiir5Iih etnem Dbl
tor Sennenboum i'm Spernbaus ole
8rieftoI@e nit 600 Rubel SnboIt ge.
Ttoblef. Der Dottor Ibeint Su Den
StiiBen ser @eIsaf6oft 81 gebOren,
oenn bic poIi5ei erbielt ben 2(ufirag,
nit beTonoerer Gnergie nod ben llrz
bebern oicIeS Diebfubl8 gu fabn6en.
8dlb borouF erbielt iie in einem per-
Iieeelten llmi9lag flint 9unOcrtrubel'
fbeine; i'm 8e9leitI9reiben bieB es, Ole
poli5ei Iei auf falfder 6dbrte, penn
Iie bic ibr befdnnten Gepobnbeitsoiebc
fefnebme uno priigIc, nm iie 5u einem
@efGubnis au brineen. Sen 9ieb-
ftobI bdttcn .SugeretlIe Gremoe" Der-
iibt; bd aber sic 3unft Der Diebe bon
gbartop in lebter 3eit auf Ser @iIen,
bobn CUTE @eI9Gfte eemd@t babe, 70
ftellte Iie Dem @oftOr Sennenbdum
800 Gubel Sur @erfiieuns. 9aFiir
bite Iie oDer oie Yoli5ei, ipegen Oieier
Q(ffaire feline llnIGuloisen gu belditis
gen uno .uus oic T36sli9teit gu Ials
fen, in Gbortoip ruGig uno frieolitb 5i
leben." Das @9riftitiid trug Die linz
terI9rift: rDie Gbartoper Dicbe."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-09

3pei pfuno Butter, 5ipct pfuno
Mebl, orei gfunO 3uder, bier pfuno
Rorintben. brei pfunb gioiineu, elm
pfuno 3itronat, Sipei pfuno blans
1ierte W}onbeIn, Elm bolbes pfinb
Ordnqeai, Elm babies pfuno 3itronat,
spon8ig Gier, cine bolbe SoHe Sberrp,
cine Safe 4cendt, bon alien nd4fols
oenoen @eipiirSen je Orei Qhtel lln5en:
W1usfatbliite, MlustotnuB, geltcn unb
rGalfio, Spsi Drittel 3aHe MolaRes.
9lae 6rubtIorten tperoen nit Der
S6eere Helm geIdnitten ober gebodt.
Butter uno 3uder lperben 5i Creme
oerieben, bic Gier perben Serduirli
unb bin8ugegeben. Damn tommt bic
TIaIIiofeif, uno tpenn oieie NIT Der
MaIIe eut perbuuoen 1T, pirb ldn9s
lam 6aS gut geiicbte Webl eiugeriibrt.
Die Briicbte peroen nit Wlebl iibers
fiebt unb our9geI9iitteIt ebe man iie
nun bin5ufiigt. 3uleBt tOmmeu bic
@slpiirSe unb Der WaoluTes. pfan'
men (am belien feline neuem tperoen nit
Butter ousgerieben, nit butterbeitri8c'
nem popier auseeleet uno Der 3u9en
miro IangIdm, sfpei Bis Orei Stuuoen
eeboden uno in Der pfuune ertaIten
IofTen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-09

@ie birnsn ben StuIisnrrinusn aIS
y GrIat fur GOmaue.

Sin ptBbeeieriger Wliturbeiter bes
rSecplo" fubr Dor tur5em in ben
Jriibtunoen ouf Der StraBenbdbn
OfOms, nm StuOien iiber Die Dirt gu
maiden, ipie man i'm 3riege Die 3et=
trne lieif. Oie 2eute, bic friibmors
gems sic StruBenbabn bcnuBen, itno
fdft ausndbmsIOs in ibre 3ettunsen
bertieft unb baben fir ni9ts anOeres
Sinn unb SntereRe. Dos, mas er
eeIeben bat, berrdt Der itdlientihe
SOurudIiIt in foIgenoer Plauoeret;
,0te Qlrbeiter begniigen ii9 BET Der
3ettiirs oes politiI9en Sells aumetit
nit fettaeorudten lleberi4riften, Die
tbnen geniiseu, I'M iicb einen lleberblid
iiber bic Rrieas9ronit uno Die polts
tiT9=oiplomattI9e Gage au peri9dtfeu.
gaa@ oiefer flii9tigen lleberii3t Der
Titel Der Sduptfciten nenoen iie ii9
eifria BEN fleiren No9ri8ten iiber Die
@oIOaten i'm Teloe uno Den lotolen
y2otisen at, belonOers benen, bic ii4
nit pirtIt6aftli6en 9ineen unb 2obns
perbGltniHen bei9Gftigen. 9te iungen
Mdo9en oie ins @eI9dft fabren, Ras
ben cine beIonbere @orliebe fir Die
Telopoitbriefe, Die in oen 8lGttern gum
0lb6rud geldneen. Sie erIeben ibnen
ponfdnoig ben fonit 70 teliebten &os
man uno ben 9eri9t iiber bic @tdns
0alproae7e. ltnb fpenn lie oieie
8riefe gelefen bobeu, oann iperfen its
RAID nod einen flii4tigen 8lid oit
oie 9lnaeigcn Scr lebten Seite, Die Sns
ferdte bon 9(usbertGufsn. WlObei4duen
unb oerqIei9en. Die @ilrger bes Wtits
telIfouoes leIen bic 2(uSlanosbert4te
nit biel 9(ufmertIdmtcit unb murren
oabei iiber bic llnfdbigteit Der Diplos
mnten. SBre 3eituugslettiirs 9ibt
i6nen peitcrbin anregenoen GtOff our
ousoiebiqen llnterbalhing nit oen
gla6born il6er oas Mebrpfli&tgelsB
in Gnelou6 uno ii6sr bic Sungersnot
in @eutT6lonO (9) (bieies Trdge3eiden
Tammt ii6rigen8 BON oem itdlientl4cn
geridterItatter iefbN, iiber bic parlus
mentarif6en Sample, DIE .ebtueht
i'm gReibstog ousfiibrt. Die Wstlitdr'
perIonen, gon5 glei9, Ob bOberen Sra
Ses ooer etnfu6c @olonten, tpen6en it6
ipFort ben acknowledgement milttdrts
f1en G6raatterS 81, Der Terlultltlte'
ben Observation-Disclosures IN Der Ars
NEE uuo ben Nerfiigungen iibcr urs
ldubsaeIu6c uno anocre8. limb Die
Dfft5ienen @eri4te BON Der 6rpnt9"
Miro man MIDI frdgeu. Hic lieit beuts
feiner me6r. Wlun peib BON pornbes
rein, pos Gooorna 5u melocn Bat, uno
es intereIliert teinen MenIdlen mebr,
Ob an Scr S1orsofront bic Mrttlertes
tGtieteit in mebr ober tpeuiger idipds
Diem @robc itattfinoet, ooer OBJ Va
oornos GolOuten I'm ylebel iretier
ibren Meg iu4er."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-09
@eroIlte 6a m meIbrnf.

WRan befreit cine quite, fleiI4ige
SommclbrilIt bon ben ano9en, reibt
Iie NIT Sal3 Elm, bcitreut iie nit fein
geI9nittenen 3pisbelringen, rolIt iie
suIommen, legt iie in 5erlaRenc Butt
ter unb IdBt iie Oorin iiberuII onoiin'
ften. Damn gieBt man 70 Disl 5leiI9s
brii6e oocr DuFer bo3u, bob oas
SlciIb bcoedt 1T, sibt 5erI8nittcnss
Mur5elpert unO @eipiir8 binein uno
IdBt bic 8ruf longIom iueih bdmpfen,
nimmt oos Sleiif berdus, entfettet
Die 9riibc, riibrt Te our9 Gin Sieb,
Derto@t Iie nit elmer buntlsn Wfebls
einbreme unO fpiir5t iic nit einem @Bs
l0Ffel &dpern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-09

Ser IbpcOiI8e @eIebrte Spen
Seoin bat ocn @eIomterl0s leinss @ns
DIES: Sin @oIt in wuffen" in SObs
bon 75,S30.3O Dart Dem oeutI4en
unb OiterreiAii9sunaariIden &oten
&reu3 5ur @erfiisung geitellt-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-09
.tiir 9aus unO &iirbr.
Marinierter g 9peinebra'

~ v u tC ~ W ~ " =
ten.
gu oieIem 8rdten rimmt man am
beIten einen fleinen S9infer, bon benz
mon aIIes Sstt berunterI9neioet.
Ginige Sage ldBt man Jpn in i9drs
fem Gfiis iteben. @eiul5cn fpiro bus
Tleif6 erH beim 8roten. Dtan
nimmt rei8lib Butter, eiebt einen
aaRenfopf @uTer BEL fiist einise
Mo6bolocrbeersu, PfefFert0rner, 5pet
2orbeerbIGtter, getrodnefe arduter
binau. nlan beItreut Den 8rdteH,
tpenn er pcib 1T, nit 9eriebener Sems
mel un0 md9t bic @ouce nit Rortofs
feImehI idmia.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-09

ltntermiirfig, Ger flcine
@rbprin3 lernt alopier, ipiclt ober
grelilib ialid. Der Shirt bort 81
rnO frogt, Oh oenn OoS oud itimme.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-09

o@cipiB, 0ur6lau6t" bceilt iih
Der &looierlebrcr 5u periiheru, lei.
Der BAT ii1 oiieu6or Der Gomponiit
Oa me5riab geirrtl@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-09

Gfner S6abung na@ betrdgt oi'
<r9l9nittIi6c 9iefe Oer Sunooed'
v Oen oFritaniT4en @iiIten etpds tibet
neun, iteIIenpeiTe aber iiber 5pOlf Wle'
isr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-09
The Girl In The Clogs And Shawl

HARRY CASTLING and
CIV MURPHY
American Version by DONALD BRIAN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-09

Gas lcbte N8ittcG. a.:
nGiL unicr cbcnoliecr 6rcnno pa
oril6cu fam obne Spiel gar niht
cgiitireu" g.: SD bob gebort
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-09

ooB cr ieltcn ScmonOen oo5a friegtl" !"
~ g.; uMeu er aor cmonoen bat
0onu iebt CT ii@ .,eugltenS 81 ieinenI
@in0lpiell~
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-05-27
Oil and Gas.

Light wells continue in West vir.
glnia. Near Rosdale, Birch district,
Braxton county. c. N. Snodgrass drill.
ed his test on the E. l.. SHREDDER farm
through the salt sand. It Is a light
gasser with capacity Of 5000 cub.
&c feet day. Braxton county shows
an increase In development work. In
Union district, Peasants county, the
simmons OIL company's No. 6 on the
]. E. Kemp farm is good for four
barrels day in the Big Injun sand.
On McElroy creek, McElroy dis
trict, Tyler county, the Chalmers OIL
and. Gas company drilled test on the
S. P. Lemaster farm through the Big
lnjun sand and It shows for 10.bar.
rel pumper. This location is about
1900 feet east Of the sanie company's
test on the A. J. Martin farm.
On Green creek, Watch district,
Roane county. the Louis F. Payne Oil
company completed and shot No. -
on the ]. L. Summers farm and has
an eight.barrel pumper In the Big In.
Jun sand. On the same stream In
Harper district. the United Fuel Gas
company's test on the Nancy Painter
farm ia a duster in all sands. In
Smithfleld district the South Penn Oil
company drilled No. 6 on the ]. l..
Terrell farm through the Big Injun
sand and 1t shows for five.barrel
pumper.
In Duval district, Lincoln county,
the South Penn OIL company's test on
the W. W. Vanderline farm Is a gas.
ser in the Berea grit. On Indian creek,
Elk district, Kanawha county. the
South Penn Oil company is drilling
No. on the R. J. Morris farm. In
the same district the Ohio Fuel OIL
company is drilling No. 10 on the
Elk River Coal company's property.
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Pittsburgh

PITTSBURGH. May 27.-The op.
erations In speculative stocks on the
local exchange yesterday were large
ly concentrated upon the oil and gas
Issues with the exception Of the move.
ment in American Widow Glass Ma
chine common, which, as usual, was
again the most active Representatives
Of the session.
In the oil and gas field several
members were given more or less
prominence in the trading by a dis.
play Of activity, but none Of these
movements resulted in any very ma.
terial changes in their positions. Pure
OIL common and Ohio Fuel Supply
equally divided between themselves a
market aggregating 900 shares, and
while the former succeeded to realize
a recovery Of small fraction, the lat
ter, after forward movement to 43is
was forced back to Its unchanged pc.
sition at AZ. In this group Colum.
bia Gas and Electric also sold un.
changed at 15T, and Manufacturers
Light and Heat, as we'll as Union Nat.
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FINANCE. OIL, GAS AND PRODUCE
New, York

NEW YORK. May 27.-The only un.
usual feature of market, aside from It's
uninterrupted irregulariy, was the pro.
Inounced dullness, dealings diminish.
Ing by over so per cent from the &C.
tive sessions Of the early week. Sent
iment still favored the short account.
the professional element inclining
more strongly to that side because Of
additional tax which the British Gov
5ernment intends to levy on incomes
derived from American securities.
3 Domestic news Of the day had little
bearing upon the market, whose move.
fnents evidently denoted nothing more
than the purchases or sales OF floor
traders. The possibility Of some un-
looked for complications in connection
with tho coming convention at Chica.
20 excited some discussion and other
phases Of the political situation, in.
GLIDING an official statement from the
State Department Washington, deny.
monotony OF listless day.
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ships In the worlds history. Mr..
Barnes quoted the scriptures and stat
ed that extreme preparedness was un-
becoming . Christinn nation.
Mr., Conley IL q rapid fire talk Of
three minutes in rebnttal closed the
arguments Of the debate proper.
After the special debate q general
debate and symposium was had.
Among those speaking being DR.. Z.
N. Yost, DR.. Harness, Thomas Rich.
ardson, Fred Haney, A. J. Kern and
Treyey Nutter.
No vote was taken on the attitude
OF the persons present, but the prevail.
Ing thought seemed to be- In favor OF
the affirmative side OF the question
as stated, irrespective Of. the princi.
pal arguments on either side. most OF
the members having previously made
up their minds and expressed an opin.
ion."
After the close of the speech max.
Ing the Columbia Male quartet fav.
ored the assemblage with vocal selec.
tons which were immensely enjoyed.
A smoker was enjoyed with the pro
ceedings.
1t was announced that next month at
the social session Of the lodge that
Past Grand Chancellor Sam r, Nuzum
would address the lodge and its
friends on the timely subject Of "My
Experiences With Circus" 1t was
also proposed that In the near future
that an evening be devoted to the
memory and honor Of the greatest lit.
erary genius. Shakespeare.
During the business session of the
lodge the following officers were elect.
ed: Pearl Pitzer, chancellor com
mander: Irwin Huntington, vice chan
cellor; Richard Gilkeson, prelate;
Guy Cochran. master Of work; Robert
G. Miller, keeper of records and seal :
Frank 7. Hall, master of ceremonies
8. p. Miller, master Of exchequer; Ed
Phillips. inner guard; G. W. WEIGH
outer guard; E. B. Carskadon, repre-
sentative to grand lodge.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
W. s. BLACK,
Clerk.

Pursuant to decree OF the Circuit
Court Of Marion Count, West Virginia,
entered on the a8th day of March,
1915. In the chancery cause Of John A,
Clark. ct al. VS.. Safety Check Hook
Company, ct al, therein pending, the
undersigned Special Commissioner
will on Saturday the cath day Of June,
1916, at 900 p. M, offer for sale and
sell at public auction at the front door
OF the court house of said County, the
following real estate. to.wit:
That certain tract Of real estate sit.
uate In the First Ward Of the City OF
Fairmont, in said Marion County, near
the Monongahela River, bounded on
the east by lot lately owned by the
heirs Of Mrs. Mary Baker, deceased
on the west by what was formerly
jackson Street, on the north by the