davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-31

froftig, t6ue ale meme Sausarbeit un0
babe Elm adt gfino icbperes fletneS
Nldoden. SD tueiB, QDoia e. Yints
bans Yegetable Compound rettete mid
nor eirer Speraiion, Dor Der lih ie0e
SSrnl fiirdDtet.9 1T Srau Nellie SyiiDbad,
1921 G6riitDsglbe., QouispIle, 0b
Ollie fiircjten iid natiirliher g8eiIe bor
oem Wleiier OeS g(r5teS Mancbmal oiebt
es fcinen mbcreu gIuspeo. aber 91Dia
Is. @int9am'S @e9etabIe COMPOUND bat
Die 9otentu gerettet unO cine Operation
nnn6tbig aemadt-
,gGen1 Sic Gpmptome bn6en, iiber bic
sic NenntniIle 81 baben ipimIdlen 70
icbreibeu Gle III Die Sboia &. Rinibam
Nebiciue Co., 2nnn, @aii, INN grten
uuO ioltentreieu Oiatb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-31

GngIii9e S6llennaidinen ge=
gen i6iDeiScr SraitiDtrte.
Ser 9crOndt iuatc duI SCuti&IauS
abgrtuHI5t iDsrSrn.

Dor einigen mlonoteH puroe berids
tet. oaB BEL Rbcinfelosn auf oem
S6pei5er R6einufer Elm Segeltu9booi
NIT apou3ig 8omben sefunoen purOe,
bic beltimmt tpareH, Oas bOrtige 9rafts
inert al 5erIt0ren. Die rStraBburger
pot" bate bebauptet, baB bic @ombcn
sagIif9es Sabritat paren. Du3u f6rei.
ben Die ,gleuen 3iri9er g2u6ri6isn4:
Sm R6eiHFeI6ers5aI Iiest bic graz
bierenOite auer bis6erisen geutrof-
tdtsperleBungcn Der @dtpeio Sor, Die
aipeite pirtli1 groDierenoe Sn
91beinfeloen folte Der S6peiSerbo6en
su cinem fbtperen Qlttentot an ieiner
beutI6en @ren3e miBbrau9t iperben.
lluo bieIes Qtttentat tonnte Uur BON
elmer leitenoen ariegsitelle ber GnteHte
angeoronet unb in Der Wanieruus pors
bercitet tpor0cn Iein. 9a es I'M eng
Iiibe 8omben iicb baRoeln fou, brau4t
man ni4t erIt Su frasen bon ipel4er.
Ndre oas Attentat gegliidt unO Die
&raftperte in DeutI9s&beiufeloen
3erfDrt iporberB bate bieS uns in sic
iaDeriten 8erptdluugen nit 9eutfcbs
Lamb bringen miiReu, neil Oos 2lttens
lat ebeu auf unierem 8oben Oorbereitet
uno bon ibm aus Ian5iert perben
tOnnte. 3ugIeitb bebrObten oie grt
uno Deile, pie es tnf3euiert peroen
1oIlte uuo gum Sell f9on purbs, aucb
bic @iGerbett eigeuer 9lnlageH auf
benz Sdpsi5er llfer, unO 5tDor in Zee
heHtIi9er 8etIe. gDie aeiagt, es liegt
oamtt cine duBerit f@mere Neutralis
tatsperletang Dor, Hi4t mebr began
gen Don ftp irrenoen iubalternsn Wlis
litdrs pber bon bieien uno ienen be-
Sablten SnGipiouen uub 9lgenten, ious
bern pIonievf, porbereitet uHo au5ge=
riiftet bon elmer &riegsleituug Der Gu-
telte. 0b es fid aber Tim oiele leb=
tsre bauoeit o6er niat. qualifi5iert iicb
bic 5(1einfelber glffoive ais Elm geipils
ieuloTcs Spiel nit ben ipi4tigiten 2es
beusintereTen Ocr S9pei3, nit i6rer
Jau3en politiI9en Gtelung bon offi=
Sieleu e5eiteu eiues anoeren Stoates,
1etBe er tpie er polc. @om @eIin9en
oOer glihtgeIingen bieies glnialageS
bing es ob, baB 9eutY4Iono sinen
@e@t8OorpauO Su elmer beipaffneten
Snieroeution in Der S@pei5 erbaltsn
9ltte.
@s OiirTte MN balb eenNg Teinl
8eIdtigt Tic9 Bic Glelbung Der ..gtraBs
burger pof, 70 ip;rb ber Idpsi3es
ride @unOearat cine Te6r crnIte Spras
Ne in 2ou0cn gil fii6ren BADEN unD
obne 3reifel oub fiibren Gs muB
GnglanO gcnigen, unler 2aAo felt
&ricgsoua6ru9 nit Son0eIss unO ans
oersu Spionen oller leiner perbiinoeten
glationen i6erIdpemmt uno gu eiliem
propaganoaberOe fir feline 3pede
miBbraubt at baben, tpofiir neueitens
angebIih no9 bermebrte 8orbereituns
3en getroFfen tperbcn ioLlen. MaS 1T
g osnn nit elmer gcpiKen neu gemietss
ZEN @ila in Bern notabene ni1t fir
engliIGe Snbalireu geHlistet9 9tber
BON einem iol GngIdub feline Soub
lpes bdben, nGmli9 ben S9ipci8erbo-
ben 3u oiretten friegeriIhen 9dnOluus
gen geaen feline Gegncr gu miBbraus
den. @os maAie bic Suae bcchernit
uno ltcll!e oen S4pei5er Barometer
auf-Stprm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-31

tNbSlb tVS W " i
enpet mar. Sic
Aer5te iaeten i'd
miiBte mid einer
Operation lmters
5ieben ltuo id brad
einfncb 3uianImeu.
Cine Sreuuoiu rietb
mir, QDoia g. Yiuie
ban's 2Sege t a 3 | e
COMPOUND 5il pers
Iucben mn 0ns Hes
iultat lit, DaB id)
mid iuie neugebos
rem fiible. SD bin
iekt opfunA mn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-31
Der AatP
cincr Sreunoin
Syran uOr elmer eruitlidcn iOmuO.
Gr5tli6eu Operation beluGbrt,

Qou3billc, SlD. - nWier Sabre Iang
lit i'd an Observation-Disclosures Aopfs
id)mer5en uno glerpoiitdt SD fonnte
uidt Icblafcn bate teinen gIppetit lno
has @ebeH that mir peGe 28em icb 6l
urbeiteH DerIucble, muBte idb mid nieoers
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-31

MbOnnenteIt, bic ben ,.DemtIben GUrtc.
iponbentcn" nid1t VliuttIidl uber uHreg~l'
md6lg erhaIieu, iiHb gtbcteH, Der Gh!ee
SapoH ber TeIepbSR OSer IdlrIftII@ ysv'
tbellnH5 Su uIaNsH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-31

NlS oen lbrlgen Bunoess2Hetter'
bco6adtIuas- -Stationen puroen Die
folgenOen bSAiten IemperoturclL
Die Inn s llBr geIterh AbeHO berrid-
ten, bcridtet:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-31

3im S9pcrtc areifen laBt, 5ur @er.
tbcioi0una ieiucr 6aniilic, ooS'lic6c.
pollc &altea Der }iidtigeu 0auSirml
ocr &ntter iciner &iuocr, lit,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-31
,,s,atiunul araawea
,,Nmerican aeague"
gSehrennen.

0ic @ettrennen ouf Der &ennbabn
al MorIborougb moren gut beIuht.
GicicIbcn lperben beute fortgciest
uno fotnmen am Samitag 81 GuOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-31

@S wiro mobl inuncr 10 blciben 6aB
Der @oiu fdmpit fit ieinc 9icbcr
lmO oaB iiir i'm Oic Guella ser @c.
uuO OcS @|utbes, ole i'm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-31

Glne Storlln9, meIWe llW geltern
iiber Soma 6eiuno, bat 9fegen ulto
SNuee i'm 9iorOweiteu i'm @eiolge
ge6obt. SIN nittleren @eiteu mar
9eItern Die Gemperotur lmgei0br 81
@ro0 inter Dem iaiiouoenaBenD Durh-
i6nitt. Selte miro es oitIif BON
Wliiiiiiippi in alien Staoten 9tegen
imO fi6Ieres 98etter geben. 9tnf ben
9roBen Seen iino Stlrlmuarnunss.
iianale erloiien lpor0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-31

:, ,Seuiihr @ani oua gatlmure", baltimore. uno
poaihaDs Sftube. glunut 9Scacr fr0Notui;
Sopn " .Sanber, Sice%rdiioeAt; We0tRe 3.
gdng, aalllrer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-31
flMtg.
QRettcraMsiidlten.

Sir MlarDIanO uno Den GiItritt
Columbia beute tribe llno 9fegen uno
iiio0Itli9e @inOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-31

Ernit. @onpaanien.

- nIeHtidlc eparbnnt nDu Baltimore, gMialus
mo 8altiulurea@ @trnhe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-31
@aaOes.9epartemeHt fir 2anomirtg-
ihnft-lQettef.g .gyiirean.

Bcridjt OeS 8altimOre-ggetterbhreaMs,
Ger 6eu9tigfeitSgebalt Der 2utt
mar 63 Pro5ent I'm 8 llbr Worgens
lmO SO 45ro5cnt I'M s llbr 9IbenOs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-31

1NN " VlTFTV VI 7lNI1TNNIIs
,,Egr Slo SuipA Nati1uAi gani", Mahs un0
@reicrSirube Sucoh JS. 0o0f BtdNoenl;
Neurn a. NeOne, 0ulhrCr
nGccuno 8aliUnnl Saul", 482 GiiosNrou0ioub.
" IS. &aNncr Nniiiret
:, yeeiicru NctDual Snnt", ID 9iOro GuiniDs Cir.
9S Wiarlnli SQilircr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-31

"esgIs sIso9, gsgoHt aHS a~n c'@paau1, 10 sonie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-31
observation-disclosures

p6ur0's"-gSntpler
uDlppDbrDmc" 8duoebille uno GRANDCHILDREN.
r9iarNlaub A. g'anoepiue uno ManoeIbilber.
uWMjil-MfGbenlie" - 20 900 WieileH inter
oem Wfeer" (gSdnoebilo).
p@ictUria"-S Saubeoiue uno g9anoeIbiIoer.
,NiOcr @eiu Bart" Sdolicb Gpnserte uno
noere 9tiraitioncu ID aa
,,SaN e0orcc 1deIicb GoH5erte uHo nHoere
unterbaltunaen.
nnoere llnterbnltunlcH
=, oOsrmaans Yaria, gelar SlOab - SdeI9
GauoeOile. Wiulif mo laH3.
6un5crt i'm ,,GnrrDn.Har
9as &ro0rainm iir bds 9on5ert oes itdotl'
l0en BlrlsCr6eiers inter 2etnng oes 9roi
SQnlel 6el0monn i'm r6arrolls&art" beute
Abeuo bon 7.30 bis 10 llbr IT. pie folet
.ylnericn" n e3tgst
@ldricb r5ouup tbe Stag" ,......... Gjrabe
9uoertiire pIrilimpba" ........, 3lbeniieiH
Sor Irot pWiD SaultleB @uiama @rl". 6iiber
aDlopbonsSolo pllngartldbe Santalle" 2obani
t0err @bmaro g. 0ateD)
llnearii6e Gdn8e -. 8 unO 6,.... ;8ra9nis
$50 Wv ~ 7 S6uIt
Wdric nOliltarb SacticS" ..... Hoie6
"Gior Spangleo Nonner".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-31

9annotcriolien, &6iircu 3enIter-
rabmcn 2docn ctr.
9as, y. Softer & GD., il5-tl7 Hao5,eberld.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-31
9Sotcilf qllMu1Itc.

Batcntlglmu0ite.
Golviu ~ samnciS, @eSbtSmdli; Waienir 0ans
hcle chubmQriul, &etdQQreclc .ulatOlunn
@rllit 9NlilnnQ,
NDopliN ". Ntt9uinu, iiO-~tlT puu Wuilnino,
iSidhrlBe Nti0bruu0.
". ~. q w. 8. 0pmarb, iit Continental Wlna
Bralti3iren lett 1879 eyiolarein ti Nnlhmore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-31

Yadnrb. T. 10 @2I5n. t-9b Gaql0
:, fndaro Miatpr Hp Oi Nn.ilmnrgH Nhure2a
SlrnNe ull0 bii 9i0nahaueuue
GNrun Ole pDpuldye Gar, S3Nb uUb Ssib
gNiurDcl 9hutne Sp.," Garage tiOa lil0,
M0ro-O barltes GhaRc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-31

SllplcrldmiCJc mo Elnlbcrs.
Srm ouberf. t7al g6ameS.ernas. q. y.
9ccpbUp; Ruiie iuNg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-31

&rutbina 6luN0ceS. &cuaes ins
9cien Qodl0edeu mo Hnnen.
Bennett @ru9a b2S Observation-Disclosures
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-31
GciBiitSs @tgmrilcr.
Mercantile 9leeucN.
e. IS. 9im & So,
COZ $40 9iurelano Sriii 9niolno.

WteFtHNllte W0tNcN.
q. IS. 9im & 60,
eO2~eio aiarpano Srlii auiloine.
g}utlonal.8antcn.
oEgr 90 Soipa Watiaaai gaut~, Sob. uno
@relcrSirdge, Sacoh ss. pooi, Ntalioent;
,eseunS National saaia ls2 sio.8roaoloab
N. y. NQNncr, Nniiret.
uyeeicru YiGttOHal Sunt", ID NOro iGuinUiGir
W. WlarloL &aIlirers
Gtaais .8anfen.
,,Sruiihr @anf 0ua galiimcre1, baltimore. mo
Poaioap @ttlbe. glnNult 2Seacy fr0ilotni;
Sobn y. Nanber, 8iCes &rdiioeHt, WeOtNc 81
aaiG. aairer.
Spor.@arfcu.
,TeRtide eparbant nou Baltimore" guialps
mo &aItimures@iraBe
SruitGompagnien.
veaic Tepott aab Suh 0ompoA", i9 Gouio'
9aumotcrialien S6iireu 3enIier-
rlbmcn, 2d0cn, ctc.
9as; y, Softer & o., ti5-tl7 sno5seoerld.
Gllabe,
&otcnt.9lmpGlte.
Gbivin n. eamnciS, 3eWtSmall @aicnie 0ans
eele e1uRnqtluL &etldgereGie Ma,plano
00aplll u Hereainm iiO-i7 eotp auaomo.
q. 8. 4 w. 4. SS@arS, az Continental ploa.
BraIii3iren leii 1872 erioaten ia Nntmore.
9mtcno6ilc.
Ratnrb. 4 30 $af5n t~2b Sa750
r9adarS Mievr No Il @a.iimursA, charles.
Sitdhe uli0 Utf Alundi NueHne
GNrun, Die p0puldre Gar S3Nb unh Ssib
,,IiursDcl Muhile Gp.," Nlnracs iiOS iil0.
Noto'Qbarles.@ @hahc.
GanomirtbIbaiiljhe tSerdihe. Slime.
rcien m0 @efliiaesiidierei
cniiitR gaggcr 81. 2o5 Gore'sau etr ms
xte @isnfr 4 ediicr 60. ~ ea6i rnabs.
oehiUe0 SunelWetmdlt
&twbina 6lmoces. &Mges lua
&eien Qodoedeu unO Hinuen.
Bennett SrUe, 623 observation-disclosures
EupicriAmicJc lm0 Ehunbcrs.
sSrsm Dubert t7al S0ameS.etraas. q. y y.
2clepbor' @olle ioYi
sScuer, ,&criiGermqcN.
@ = s1ofclere 4 So, ~ obouher q
,,TsniiAs Heucr.@srlnannas GeIsulaalto, 0ol.
4s,,9 4,loag ,,I. Sle Mailiglele iraAcs
ieuimaii' baltimore Siraip uno So. tpm
conie 9heTaie.
,,SoNai Snmsaa'' SO. u epsw0sl4. Nenrn W.
sSaiNel9i Nelircn3 gQuu1cr lul iNa ebdnl.
hcr Of 0nmmerce yltilolun
rWcrmana Nener HetGhrrnnq5 @elclllmaliN
@altllnore' ufo Notlt'eirobe
Wlct0platten. W'etaa. rtc
21gu gouIfta q o., Cue, 1910 AaIcei ,iof.
SlrnBc
EiinOlci6.@eiddite.
n6ouicIIoaiee 9Sam GU" glor3cab erabt
Giicnmadre, allcr 9lrt uno Suf.
ibMico. 3ubcbSr.
q. Scott @aNne Go, 302864 @oro @ab.Gg
Giqentbanls 9lpcntcn uu0 HGn0ler
@ierre 6. GnaaE & GrytCp 10 Clteerinaion
3cittndcn. 3ciiid)rifteu. cic.
ughe @aitlmure Ngvs gomSdnh" Roberi Is n
W'cpers, @eIbditsti0rcr 22l N'3alprt@ir
NeltiAe @ii9tr m0 3eiiihriitcn.
NJ DonIdA, g'r goo s9ciieerr0ioue eirobe
Eb0t0gro0b.
gsdfab eia @bpo0rdnn bon gusaclMnuno
gir. iG. @eitaeiiaRicustra
SSrie0tSic.
Cc' saiuu Ncnctrru -Vctlduoerte ealicrm
glreitIe ylle NeAldbniAplape uitiex iygea
rdbFugoe auIRti.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-31
Observation-Disclosures l5craihe, oiInl

rcien lH0 @iefIiiaebiidliera.
Griiiith gusucr Go. 205 Naro.gaca etg m6
3Nd Nnrh @nH IT,
TGe 9RCHfr @tncr H0, ~ piQbi Enabe
UtuiWe0 SunieltNrimdlt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-31

Wlc1plntten. W5etaa. tc
eogH genifta GO,, Cue, is-ib saIoeior.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-31
5SclIer.l' ialerunQeN.

SScllet,ScfnD Detlll0eN.
20. =. e6edelierb 81 50, ~ q 0bnmber ol
Commerce Wuil0uN
- TenilMe Neucy.Nerlidltnnae @elguihalt", Gols
lloan uiin M0liiuiNrc SirnHe
9cutldAwtritaulG 6cner %erialvtunq5.Nie.
9uimaii' Nnlimore Sralp unn aAipm
N0mie 9lhemie.
,,&ohal Sniuynn'e SO, Vi 9iuepB4t". NMrn Jp
sSatllelo. Melipcn3 ,Qialu0er lOl iNa ebdnl.
bcr OF Commerce yuiioup
,sWcrmnnia Nfner Retltirrnuq5 Welcjiia
baltimore. un0 giutic 'GrQbe
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-06-09
SPECIAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF SALE.

Under authority of decree Of the
Circuit Court of Marion county, West
virginia, entered on the 9th day OF
April, 1917, in the chancery cause OF
John A. Clark ct al. VS.. Fairmont Safe
tv Check Hook Company ct al, the
Undersigned Special Commissioner
will on Saturday, the 10th day of June
1877, at 200 p. m. at the front door
of the Court House of said county, Of
fe: for sale at public auction, the foi-
loving described real estate, that is
to say:
That certain tract or parcel Of real
estate situate in the First ward OF the
CITY of Fairmont, in Marion county,
West Virginia, near the Monongahela
river. bounded on the east by lot late
iy owned by the heirs Of Mrs. Mary
Baker, deceased, on the west by what
was formerly Jackson street, on the
north by the Monongahela river, and
on the south twenty-six feet of the
same lot reserved by B. Layman, the
said parcel of land being one hundred
and twenty feet in length and seventy
feet wide, more or less, being the same
property that was conveyed to sale
Safety Check Hook Company by A.
B. Mcdonald and wife, by deed dated
Augusta, 1903, and recorded in the
office Of the Clerk of the County Court
of said Marion county. in Deed Book
No. 124, page 24O, except, however
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-06-09
oil AND GAs
Oil and Gas.

On Middle Island creek, Ellsworth
district. Tyler county, W. Va James
L. Kelly & Co. have completed 9 sec
ond test orithe Maud 4. Conway farm.
It is a 15.barrel pumper tn-the Maxon
send. In the Burning Springs district,
Writ county, the South Penn on com
pany has drilled No. IS on the A. b
Wilson farm through the salt sand. Il
is good for 10 barrels a day in thai
formation.
In Church district, Wet2el county,
the Carnegie Natural Gas company
is drilling a test on the Abe Bartrus
farm and has the rig completed for
a test on the ]. Bartrug farm. In the
same district the Philadelphia com.
pany is due in the sand at a second
test on the Cunningham heirs farm.
in Grant district the Wells OIL com
pany is drilling in the sand at sec.
ond test on the Snyder heirs farm.
In Murphy district, Richie county,
the Hays Oil company is due in the
sand at test on the McGregor heirs
farm.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-06-09
MEETINGS
GENERAL MEETING OF
STOCKHOLDERS

Notice is hereby given that a gen.
eral meeting Of the stockholders OF
Stevenson Company, a corporation ere.
ated and organized under the laws Oh
the state of West Virginia is hereby
called to be held at the office OF the
company, in the City of Fairmont,
West Virginia, on the 9th day OF June
1917, at 5 o'clock p. m, for the pur-
pose Of considering and acting upon a
resolution which will then and there
be offered to increase the authorized
capital stock of said corporation by
Increasing the number of shares of
stock thereof from Three Thousand
e, 000) shares Of the par value OF One
Hundred Dollars ($10O) each to Four
Thousand (4000) shares of the par val
ue Of One Hundred Dollars ($1OOl
each, so that such authorized capital
stock shall thereafter be Four Hundred
Thousand Dollars ($4O0,000) Instead
Of Three Hundred Thousand Dollars
$500, O00) as heretofore; thereby in.
creasing the authorized Preferred Cap.
ital Stock from Fifteen Hundred
l4OUUJ SudFS5 vi Luo pa 'oAu0 VI nv
Hundred Dollars ($100) each to Two
Thousand 10000 shares of the par
value OF One Hundred Dollars ($lO0)
each, and thereby increasing the au-
thorized Common Capital Stock from
Fifteen Hundred (150O) shares of the
par value of One Hundred Dollars
(S10O) each to Two Thousand (2OOO)
shares Of the par value of One Hun
dred Dollars $1,000 each.
And for the purpose Of considering
and acting upon a resolution to be
then and there offered authorizing the
Board Of Directors to sell and dispose
of said additional shares Of stock, Com
mon and Preferred, at less than the par
value thereof.
And for the purpose Of amending
Section / of Article Two Of the by
laws.
The said general meeting of stock
holders is called by order of the Board
of Directors.
H. L. FLOWER,
Secretary.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-06-09
New York

NEW YORK, June s.-s1bject to
persistent profit.taking which became
too strong in the later dealings to be
ignored, yesterdays extremely active
market registered further general ad-
vances, especially amcng the indus.
trials. The character OF the trading
was of such exceptional breadth as to
heighten the impression OF growing
public participation.
Pools were again actively repre-
sentod in some OF the equipments and
munitions. United States Industrial
Alcohol added 9A points at It's ex,
IRENE rise to 164A, making a gross
gain Of 26 points in two days.
United States Steel maintained its
leadership, rising 2A to 134B, this
being equal, adding recent dividends
Of ~ per cent, to 1888, and exceed
lngs its previous maximum by Ia
poists.
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Pittsburgh

PITTSBURGH, June 8. = On the
pittypurgh stock Exchange La Belle
non common was the strongest stock
advancing to 1914, a new high rec
~. It reached to and closed at 1921,
{ let gain Of IL per cent. for the day.
aittsburgn Oil and Gas also made a
new high mark by selling at US, and
closed at 5al. Lone Star Gas was up
~ e 991k, while Usage & Oklahoma
was down 81 at 131. Manufacturers
Ideht and Heat rallied to Go, while
Pure on declined fraction to 2SA.
%. 8. Glass continued It's advance, sell
ing at 81 to Ssh, closing with a net
rain Of az points. American Window
GLASS Machine was of X at 5449.
Pittsburgh Plate Glass was entirely
neglected.
Westinghouse issues were unusually
quiet, Air Brake selling at 11S% and
i191h, and Electric at So. Independent
Brewing preferred on one small sale
declined IL to 9 v, and the bonds
we're Y lower at SO. The rest OF the
market was without important fea'
SSIYsa
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FOURTEEN 70 BE ARREsTgp

CHARLESTON, June S.-The State
military headquarters this afternoon
directed the arrest Of IA men in the
lower end of Wyoming county, who,
the county authorities at Mullins re.
ported, had refused to register Tues.
day. District Attorney William G..
Barnhart has sent deputy to Wynn
ing county with warrants for the ar.
rest Of the men. They will be brought
to Charleston, it was said, and their
cases will be investigated by the grand
jury of the present term of court.
Arrests also have been ordered to be
made in Pocahontas county, the Dis.
trict Attorney said.
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By A GARDENER.

The only thing that will bother your
potato pflO garden Is the potato bug,
ana IN tell you 6mo17Uw how to take
care Of him either in the potato pic
or the patch.
When leaves and vines are begin
ming to turn brown you may begin In
vastiRattng to see II potatoes are big
enough to eat. Start at the top and
pnah away the earth about a vine, be-
ink careful not to do any damage to
that or other vines. II the tubers IRE
largo enough to suit, start eating them.
Later on when vines have I'LL turned
brown, it's limo to tear aDart Che crate
AS the boards are knocked OF the
crate the earth win slide down. What
remains may be raked down, the pota'
toes being taken up as uncovered.
The eartn may be piled up and can
be used again next year for the same
purpose, another supply Of we'll rottcd
manure being obtained then.
So, no. may the posts and boards be
stacked away for next years potato
pie.
Things to remember: Enough wa
VI. but not 0yGrlo odinP. killing Of 20.
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Personals.

Lawrence G. Sandy returned from
Washington, D. c., on Monday evening
last where he went to pass an exam.
nation for position in the navy.
Mrs. Geo. r Randall, OF Snlnnston,
was visitor here on Monday.
A. ]. Mcdaniel, who was reported
sick the first of the week, is much bet
ter and is able to be at work in the
bank again.
Elisha Brumage, who was seriously
ill for some time, is improving and is
now able to be on the streets.
Ralph B. Douglass, who mas been
working at Ashland, Ohio, for several
months, returned here on Thursday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Wood was shopping
in Fairmont on Thursday.
Mrs. H. r. Sturrn, of Annabelle, was
shopping in Worthington on Wednes,
day.
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WORTHINGTON.
No sIackers Here.

NO 9IdSNS'S I'S'S'
Registration day passed off quietly
here and the number applying for reg
istration was double what had been ex
pected, 227 having been enrolled. 1t
was busy day for the registrars and
it was nearly II o'clock when the last
man received his card. At 8 o'clock
the time fixed for closing there were
at least fifty in line waiting for theit
turn. Although large it was jolly
good natured crowd and we are re-
quested by the registrars to tender
their thanks to the people for their
good conduct while patiently waiting
to register their names. So far as has
been ascertained every man eligible III
the precinct presented himself Tor reg
istration
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Grain and Produce.

CHICAGO, June s. Notwithstand.
ing that the corn market continued
yesterday to show remarkable activity
sensational advances in price re-
eeived a decided check. Prospects Of
Warmer weather and Of consequent
better field conditions for the grow
ing crop did a good deal to ease down
values. The close was heavy at the
same as Wednesdays finished to &c
lower, with July at $153A Ql.5S4s
and September at $1.42A @1.43. Wheat
closed unsettled at 12c not decline to
&c advance, with July $2.22la and. Sep.
TENDER $1.95. Oats lost 7s to lie. The
outcome in provisions ranged from DC
f,ff IN risn nf 7Ikc
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Can't. RsIlnuuIshea Command

MoRGANToWN, w. Va, June s.
Capt. ]. H. Laubach, commandant Of
West Virginia university cadets, who
has been i'll for some time, has been
relieved of his command. He will
receive treatment in Washington
hospital and then re1oin the army, be-
ing assigned to. the newly organized
Sixtieth United States Infantry.