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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-20

iuclher Gin GlitglicO oes ncuen
arie9SratbS iit.
Sic Eolitif Der &egierlng lit Sic.
ooB Der arieg nit ser tuBcritcn
Gucrgie Oilrdaeiii6rt wcroen muB;
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mus, uno oaB oie SiHer6cit qelpd6rt
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geltellt luerOcn ioa onf ser @oiiS SET
freicn ino inab6angigcn Griitcn5
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BOB, ioiueit oieics 2ano lit sSroge
tomnt, Is frei ueroen ion pon ser
@efabr, pelcbe Scr EriiuupH IgttIdj-
LIMOS unO 0eS 0eiiti1en GeiiteS nit
lih bringen ipiir0e
llilicrc Anhuort niif sen leBtcn
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mo flor iein. Wion bcrlougt nidt
81 piel, meni man BON 0cm Golte
erportct. fiir eiriec menige Mlonate
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weldc GeutidlanO iid ielbit ollier-
legt Bat.
Sic 9}otion fdnpit iiir lot Qrbcu
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pollitcn Eienitc ieiner 56bnc.
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non ocr per5reiielten Sage Geutidl-
lanos oabcint uuo int Seloe. Sic 49,.
lition Scr GcntroInidntc iit ttidt lo
out iuie lie a. bic g9elt glouben iua.
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lnrubiaiug icin."
1ieien 9eoncr folatc scr marquis
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-20

uon Creme, Ocr inl nl1cnctnci Dat
bon ieinem Nohiplgcr gorO Gnr5ou
ourgcIcgtc Nolitif aitGicb gr5iigiid
Ocs fSricOcns iagtc er
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bot ideiut ic0o1 ciu glu3citeu oaiiir
8u iein oaB iid scr Gult ser @lof.
fooe niebr unO mebr fiiblbar ntaat.
@iirOe anf sic 9eoingirnecn Icntid,.
LAMBS bin ser 5rieoc gcihloien Damn
fonute 9lienano iagcn, OaB nimt
memi auh 0aS gcgenlpdrtigc Nleu.
ibenaIter feinen arieg iehcn uiir0c
unierc @inoer ciuen aii0crcn Aiiea
ourhmad)en miiBtett Der poH gr0Be.
10 Sdlrcdcn bringct iuiiroc gair
nliiiien 6en Striea iucitcriiibreN
bis 5un leBten @lant, biS 3nm lcs.
ten Sbiling.~
8ortlnltt Der 6ric0ens
gtoteperoffcntltut
2on0on 10. Tc5. Der g9ort
laut ser 91ote, iucldje TcttidlonoS
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lourOe beiitc 9(beuo bier betaunt dc
niodlt ct lit i'm @cicntIidlcn nit
Oem III Der gic0c Ncs ocutiden
9ieids aau5lers acocbencu SnbaItc
ioentiih,
6rieocnSnDte am %apaH
iiberniittclt.
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ihoftcr, iibcrreihtc bcute i'll ictner
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idcn Dliniitcr oeS 9lusm1rtigeu BID
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-20
gir AatwOrt
Oer Gntentt
Nuf 9ruti6IaaO'S eSric.
Oenss&OridJla8c
SSDm @nalamSs ASrcmier
irn 1tmtcrbous nerfiimDct.

0iciclbe 1T nidt unbeoingt obwci-
icnO. sic mn6t scltcno, BOB
oie entcutc-Nla6tc crit mcitcrcS
ilbcr sic @cOinsunocn Scr Gen.
trolmadtc miiicn niiiien. @or-
Der tonncu iie Iit6 ouf llntcrDonO-
lungcn nitbt einloiien.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-11-17

trict; Calhoun county. Godfrey i. cab
ct drilled q second test ON the Re.
ibecca and Charles Arthur farm
through the same formation and had
the same kind OF luck.
In Sardis district, Harrison county.
the Philadelphia company drilled a
test on the 8. R. and 3. B. Lanham
farm into the 5Q-foot sand and has a
gasser with capacity OF two an one
half million cubic feet day.
Only a couple OF the wells in the
Dents run pool are holding up. The
No. 3 on the 2. E. Batson farm is pro-
ducing 625 barrels and Hickman &
Huffman's No. on the Alfred Ken.
dali farm 2s0 barrels since 1t was shot.
The production OF all other wells in
the pool Is falling TO lower level.
The high cost OF pipe has been felt
for some time and no doubt has caus-
ed some operators to hesitate when
1t came to starting new work. The
mills now announce another advance
Of So ton on all wrought iron pipe
and applies to all sizes an weights,
including line pipe.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-11-17
Oil and Gas.

The cold snap, the first of the win
ter, that arrived Wednesday, caused
some delay as operators were unpre-
pared for the sudden change. The
first intimation OF a shortage Of gas
was In evidence yesterday morning
when the gas companies supplying gas
to manufacturing plants in Washing
ton and Pittsburgh had their supply
shut of. Domestic consumers had
no complaint, except in q few dis.
tricts. Should the weather during the
winter months prove severe the short.
age will likely be felt in all sections
An official connected with one OF the
large companies furnishing natural gas
20 Pittsburgh stated that his company
was entering the winter with no great
er supply than, in the early spring
months. This condition, he ~ated,
is not due TO u lack OF effort 10 Sc.
cure an increased supply. During the
year the company completed more
than in the early spring months. This
condition, he stated, Is not due 10 4:
lack of effort to secure an increased
supply. During the year The company
completed more than 800 wells aud the
majority of the number located in deep
sand territory. Drilling was carried
on in the old districts and explorations
carried into new and untried territory.
The only discovery of any import
ance was that OF gas in a deeper for.
nation than previously known. Dur.
ing the summer the Hope Natural Gas
company drilled well near 0verfeld,
In
OF 1920 feet and developed smalDgas.
ser in hitherto unknown sand forma-
ton. Two and one.half miles south
OF this well the same company has
Just drilled a well on the Paugh farm
10 the same formation and developed
a gas pressure OF 100000 cubic feet
a day.
Near Bridgeport Harrison county,
the Hope Natural Gas ccelpuny is
drilling an important deep test locat.
ed on the Mary o. Golf farm. At this
we'll they are still carrying an eight.
inch hole at depth of 5000 feet.
SO far as known this is the first well
ever drilled in the eastern fields and
reached p depth of over 5000 feet
with an eiGht-inch- hole The we'll
was started seven months ago and is
as record time.
Dry holes figure 20 Il large extent
in tho late competitions in the West
fields. AT Beech Bottom, in
Buffalo district, Brooke county. the
West Virginia Petroleum company
drilled its No. on ike ]. S. Wells
farm through the Rerea grit and found
it barren. On Rowell's Run. Lee dis.
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Pittsburgh

PITTSBURGH, Nov. II. - Opera.
tions on the local exchange covered
o broad area OF diversified securities,
with the oil and gas interests again at.
tracing the greatest amount OF inter.
es. Two issues In his group once more
attained the distinction Of achieving
new high records in their market val.
ue. These were Ohio Fuel Supply,
which sold high at 81, and Usage and
Oklahoma Gas. which advanced for a
dollar at 123.
However, by way OF q change, the
high records were not monopollzed by
the oil and gas group. La Belle Iron
Works, from the industrial depart.
ment, came to the front by going up
10 s2h with a gain Of two points.
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PRICE OF COAL REDUCED.

CHARLESTON, w. Va. Nov. IL
A reasonable price for coal is expect
ed In Southern West Virginia this win.
ter. Reduction from the rates charg.
ed for the last two months to neighbor.
hood consumers has already been
made, in some instances So ton less
than formerly being charged is asked.
The change in the market is due, the
operators say. to the prospect for a
sufficient number Of cars to permit
of heavy shipments from all the mines
which have been closed most of the
Ii enduring the last several months.
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NlcTlE oF cord WAVE.

NicTili or coL1 WAVE. 81;
UNnoNToWN, Pa Nov. II. Cold
weather claimed It's first victim IN Fay.
cite county yesterday. Frank Collins,
aged 20, son Of A. H. Collins, OF Union.
town, having been found dead In his
bed in Waltersburg. near here. He
had been asphyxiated by fumes from
gas stove left burning when he re-
tired. The windows and doors of the
room were closed tightly on account
of the cold.
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New York

NEW YORK, Nov. 17.-stock mar
kets continued active and buoyant yes
terday. In New York over 1900 900
shares changed hands and numerous
high marks were recorded. Steel com.
mon advanced to 1241:. the coppers
were strong, and q number OF special.
ties advanced sharply. The railroad
list was only moderately active and
continued to lag behind the industrials.
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Grain and Produce.

CHICAGO, Nov. 17,-Apparently I'M.
founded assertiGrs That President Will
son would maze recommendations to
Congress relative to an embargo or
foodstuffs did a good deal today TO
weaken the price of wheat. Closing
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IRON AID WOODWORKING MACHINERY
New and second hand Machine tools. latb. !,
drills, shapers, planers, presses. Garage uaehin.
cry. Ua.oine engines. Pumps, electric motors
ats. Betting. pullcys. shatting Contraetors ecui,
ment. BAIRD MACHINERY CO.. Pittsburrh. Pa,
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING ss:a s w. .:s:s
HELP wANTEDAFEMALE

wANTED-Night cook and dishwash.
er at Imperial Restaurant. Manning.
ton. W. Va. HIT No 1871
WANTED-Clefks for holiday work.
J. G. McCrory Co. 11-14.3t No. 1926
WANTED-Girl for housework. Fam.
lily OF two. References required.
Best wages. Mrs. 2. F. Robertson.
221 Fairmont avenue. 11.14-3t No 1880
WANTED-Lady agent Can earn $65
to SIS monthly. Professional work.
Experience not necessary. We teach
you. Address box 1929. West Virgin
ian. 11-14.2t No. 1929.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Bargains in household
goods and typewriter. 511 Walnut
Ave. 11-17.3t No. 1886
FOR SALE-High grade Solo Apollo
player piano. Plays standard S.
note music as well as solo rolls. Ad.
dress Box All, Fairmont. w. Va.
11-17-3t No. 1887
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SALE or RENT

FOR SALE OR RENT = A beautiful
four room cottage on half acre lot
Terms TO suit purchaser. Address 2O6
Naomi street. or call 50S-J, Bell phone
11-11.6t No. 1921
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FoUND-Diamond stick pin Owner
can have same by describing proper
ty and paying for this ad.
1l.1l.tf No. 1913
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST Nor. s. large crescent shaped
pin set with pearls. Mrs. Harry
Shaw, 425 Morgantown Ave.
11:s.5t No. 1910
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WANTED-B Bright young man to
learn office work and for general
utility. Wages $1,000 per week. Ad.
dress giving particulars as to ability,
Box 1927, West Virginian.
1i-14.tf No 1927
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FINANCE, OIL AND GAS

quotations were heavy at 1c 10 2Ac
net decline. with December at 1851
@1.S5%, and May at $1.9oh@ 1915.
Corn finished s9lsc of to h9Sc
up, oats unchanged and provisions
varying from &C lost to rise of 45c.
Articles Open Close
Wheat
December ....... s1.s7A 1851
May ............ 1925 1909
Corn
December 5000. .96A .95%
May ............ .s71z .y7h
Oats
December ....... $50 .57%
May .''........: .s2A SIS
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INSTRUCTIONS

TO MEN-our system OF teaching bar.
bering enables you to learn profit.
able profession quickly. Write Moler
College. S24 w. 4th street. Cincinnati
o. 10.31.26t No. 1876
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FARMS FOR SALE
HORSES. CATTLE. ETC.

FOR sALE-Fresh COW with calf. A.
Marcus, MAIN street. Pennington.
w. Va. 11-16-3t No 1888
FOR SALE-Four head Of Jersey heif.
ers. VIII be fresh in April and May.
E. A. Dragoo, Fairmont. Rt. 6.
11-16.3t No 1894
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Ftne lot 50xl3o fest ii
Norwood. Address rs Maryland
avenue. l1:s-st No 100:
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HELP WANTED-MALE

WANrED-Linemen and linemen help.
ers. Steady work. good pay. Free
street car Transportation. Apply N. v.
T. Co., First street office.
1i.11.6t No. 1912
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MONEY no ROAM

AoNEY-To loan in sums Of $40 ~
500 to anyone having steady worl.
Can be paid in small monthly nv,
meats. No reference or endorsements
required. Strictly conhdentiat 81 AS.;
dress Box SOS. clarksburs. ". ". az S
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WANTED-Men. Steady winter WORK
inside. Apply Helmick Foundry Ma
chine Co., Eighth street and Belt Line.
11-13.tf No. 1923
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THE BUCKEYE SAVING ANDIoTN'
company Of Bellaire, O.. has money
TO loan on desirable real estate. Sal
Paul G. Armstrong. Attorney. las
trust Bldg. 7th Floor. Fairmont, W.
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OFFICES TO RENT

FOR RENT-well equipped Office.
furnished complete. Price reason.
able. Inquire Box 1890 West virginian
or Consol. phone 269. lift No 1890
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FLATS AND APARTMENTS
FOR RENT-Two mats in Hays Build
ing. Monroe street. Apply A. A.
Hays. Bowling Alley. 9-7.tf No. 1899
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RoOMS-FURNIsHED


FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room,
gentlemen only. 1874 Fairmont Ave.
Bell phone 30. 11.11.tf No. 1911
FOR RENT-Furnished room on Fair.
mont Ave. For gentleman. Call
Consol. 751. 11-15-3t No. 1882
FOR RENT-Furnished front room.
52S Walnut avenue. Bell 664-J.
Hist No 1881
FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms for
light housekeeping, 512 CASTOR Ave.
11-14.3t No. 1925
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Ro0Ms-UNFURNIsHED

FOR RENT = Three unfurnished
rooms. Apply 209 Walnut Ave-, or
call Bell phone 773.X. 11-17-3t No. 1888