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New-York tribune., 1918-02-10

action. But of that SO per cent quarter
are obsolete and cannot be used for work
at all, nor even their spare parts with
drawn for use in more modern machines
And certain unknown proportion, per-
haps another quarter, consists of engines
already under repair. If man were in
this position in a mechanical enterprise,
the first thing we should ask, in order to
appreciate his chance of continuing with
out a breakdown, would be tbs rate of
wastage.
To grasp the significance of the figures
] am about to quote, we must understand
that the "using up" of division in great
modern battle does not mean its destruc-
tion. but only its exhaustion and the ne
cessity of withdrawing it for rest and re-
cruitment. Thus the same division often
appears twice or thrice in prolonged
action. But in reckoning the rate of
wastage staff counts a division twice
used as two divisions, one thrice used as
three. For if you have not the reserve
power to give leisure for resting and men
for recruitment you cannot send a diyi-
sion in again.
The figures of German wastage in this
sense during the great battles of 1917 are
significant and should be retained. The
French offensive in the Champagne used
up slxty-slx enemy divisions. The pre-
Vlous British offensive on the Arras front
used up seventy eight. The battle on the
Verdun front in August used up twenty-
four German divisions; the big effort Of
the Germans upon the Chemin-des- Danes
in the middle of the summer used up
eleven, and the subsequent French blow
before Laon in October exhausted twelve.
Minor operations used up another twelve.
Whole Force Was Used
Twice Over
The tremendous fighting for Passchen-
daele Ridge, in the autumn and early win
ter, accounted for no less than ninetv-three
divisions, while the Battle of Cambria NAV
have used anything from twenty-five to
thirty.
Altogether, the eight months of fighting
during the open season of 1917 compelled
the withdrawal for recruitment and repair
of at least 221 German divisions. You
may say the whole of the available German
force on the Western front was put
through twice over, and, of course, por-
tions Of it more than twice over.
With the Western Allies definitely on
the defensive-one might almost say pub
licly announcing that they are on the de-
fensive-and with the enemy openly pre-
pairing to use, while he yet has it and be-
fore the full effort of America is felt. the
advantage given him by the collapse CT
Russia, the prophets are hard at work
guessing where his offensive stroke will
be delivered.
All prophecy in war is ridiculous. The
most you can do, even with the fullest
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The Two Phases of
The Submarine Campaign

But these general outlines, with which
all the world is familiar, need precision.
lhe severity of the submarine campaign
cannot be clearly defined, but VIC must
clearly recognize its various parts. It is
directed against two main objects-the
Military communications of the Allies and
e civilian supply, mainly of the British
sles (Which depend for their life upon
Nerseas materially, and to some extent of
nc other Western poWers-as, for ex-
ample, the supply of Italy with coal.
These two objects Of the submarine CAM
agn arc closely interconnected and over
apping; they are none the less distinguish
liable. 1t is in the element of supply, rather
than in the element of communications,
that the submarine offensive has produced
fits most noticeable effects, and this for the
reason that military communications have
been rightly regarded as vital to the cam
laign--any serious interference with them
Is disastrous, while there was and is a
very large margin of safety for civilian
supplies.
The submarine offensive conducted by
the enemy upon an extensive scale for
eleven months has passed through two
main phases. There was first the phase
which the sinkings were not only abso-
Atey larger than they were during the
second, but in which they were also rela-
lively much greater compared with the
rate Of replacement.
This first phase ended with early or mid
die summer of last year. The second phase
mas been one in which while the curve of
positive loss has huctuated its general
average has been declining, and during
Which the corresponding positive factor
against this negativc---the building to re-
pace ioss-has regularly increased, but
al rate which has not been communi-
essd to the public, and therefore is rot
open to discussion.
What We hope for, what we cannot
p'0phesy and what only the future will
confirm or deny is that the third phase, in
We net result of loss and gain, will show
declining curve.
An Estimate of
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blow delivered by the enemy-with greater
combined captures in prisoners and guns
than had ever taken place before within
so short a time-it proved indecisive The
Italian state remained firm in its deter
mination to continue the war, and its
armies, heavily reinforced by the French
and British, stood upon what is called "the
Piave line"
OF all sectors on the Western front this
line appeared to offer the greatest advan-
tages to the enemy. 1t was far less strong
than that Of the Adige, the Piavo being
easily forded in all its central part, and
its left flank in the hills, parallel to the
main Italian communications, being high
ly vulnerable. Indeed, this difficult and
perllous line was only adopted because it
covered Venice and saved from invasion,
as compared with the line of the Adige. a
great and rich fraction of Northern Italy.
Now, the enemy already had taken all
the advantage he could of this situation.
He attacked in very large force, with a
concentration of not less than $500 guns,
upon the vulnerable left flank in the hills
between the Piave River and Lake Garda.
Until the snow made his communications
impossible he sacrificed men and spent
munitions upon most lavish scale in an
attempt to break through the Italian left
flank and to reach the Venetian plain and
cut off the defenders main communica
tions.
1t is unlikely that, after the great lapse
of time that must pass before his mountain
communications will be free again next
spring, he will stake heavily on that card.
The opportunity there would seem to have
passed.
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Blatternfranfer
sosben ans UsiboIstDiun sassrsiit,
uelSet iid ioiOrt i'm GisiunS'
beitsamt.

gln bic re&x Sdmicee TAIN gsiitrn
aus eisensn Gtiiden elm blaitsruirnns
Ter Heger, Der ioeben aus Wlioolstotbn
auaereift mar. or bssdb fi9 ndmIith
birrft BON 8abnbof mad bsm itdotis
idsn geIunobeitsamt, no CT cine sss
iinbe aufreguns ourh bic gang iolt@
bIiitia abgegsbsm GriIdruns pernr'
Iac,ts: I'D bin traHt uHc i4 CLAUDE.
i'd babe bic Blnittru."
gI,rf Collins, BEN er bieie Wsittbeis
luna muhts. psrfraatste ben farbigsn
Germ prompt ON ben @efunbheitsbts
omten Or. 2nncis. bsr sufammsn NIT
f,insm afIiienien auf Den rritsn Bid
fpnftaitrte, boB Der Rsger NIT isi'er
gorousIebuns polItDmmsn I'M Reht
war. Dsr Arnnss purbs pann unpers
siiolit oem SonitSts Snipettcr Y.
8. ejoepbeI iibernHiporist, su behtn
MmisobIieaenftitsn oir gefSrbsrnne
tsr podtntrunien nd6 BEN gIutierns
tofpiiaI sebSri, unb nab BEN 9Oipitdl
aebrnht.
g,is aus stnsr gerns5muna ots pas
iitntsn btrporaing. bate er In NliobIss
tpirn IN oea Mnfnssn Der Nniefiron
sso1ins Rins asastsiset. abss pis q
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Dies NAB 8as.

= aapitdn golin pom gunbeseez
beinpisuft beua9ri6tigte seitern bic
gplisei, bob IN ben Iebtru Tdsen bier
JalTlfitate ppn SiIberbondrs onFges
huuft fiiIb. Die Radnbmunesn finn
iebp6 febr Ieidt am manseInbsn Ges
pi9t tenHfIid.
= SidbtuuSitpr gdrrd bat bic
5riIt, pdbrertb fpeiber bic ftdotif6eu
2isenien ertpirtt neroen miiiien, bis
gum q. Sdnudr trususrt. IS gdhub
oisies NIT Riidiidt auf eie unsiiHftige
Wiiteruus. bic es pielsn qerIonsu fos
melt unm6sIih senlndt bat, na6 BEN
RotbbaGIs 81 fommen uub fi9 ibre
2BeHIsH gu boIsu.
RAD ben 3GfamrieHitelurr1rn,
bic Der jt6ntiIbe goutprnmiHdr Rens
bias nematt. bat bier tn Cincinnati
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qln baitIbe aommitiee alma sben.

IN bdftIbs aOmmitiee sing sbens
fdlls aud ous Shreiben Der @ereinis
suns fit SItnbenfiirTOree, in ipeIdsm
Der Staotratb erfu9t fpurbs, ben
prOteft ssssn bic Wisoerer0ffnlins Der
geisnfdbrit Der glinoen an Der gres
men Strabs. bic tiirSIia absebrannt
III. ni6t gu benhtsn.
afuf gmpFeblnns bss &pmmittsss
fir Wittel uub @ess tpurbe beI6Ioiz
len, baB Sns aommitte,. nm gintlang
NIT esn @infhsn bes giirsermeiiisrs,
an ben geratbunsen Der pom giirsers
msiiisr srnnnrten 8ommiFipn tkil=
nebmen foa, tpelde bic Srnge Der gins
fiibruns BON gerirfsIi3enien In Grtpds
euna 5iebn ipiro.
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Die 9aufbdtigieit I'M psrfIodenen Sab
re in be5eutsno gerineerem WdBe ab.
genommen, als es fonit i'm 2anbe oer
'Sau gcfpeTen. BGbrero rdmIid biz
9lbndbme i'm eonsen 9dube i'm 0urhs
i1nitt % YroSsnt betrua, beId1ift It'd
Der srusfaa bier ouf nur stpet BRO
gent, benn Der @srtb fer 8a1iten I'M
Ssdbrs 1917, bic bier ausgefiibrt purs
ben, belief iih auf SO. .451 ,315 gesen
SIC, ,S42. 1896 in Sabre 1916.
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bosu tam, mad Isiner er,rantuus 10
i6nea mad Cincinnati 5u retien,
bariiber Thipies Fh Der Reser BART
nddis aus, uno i'm Seiunbbeits De-
partement permutbet man, eab III
senb Ssnianb in RiooIstOpn ben hns
sripanf4ten arantsn nod Gincinnnti
abeei6pben bnt. 9r. psters IsBte ios
fort bri.fli6 ben 9efunbbsitsbedmtsu
BON Ribbletpnu Don Der 4niuHft oes
patknteR IN &enutnib unb beoantte
ii& fiir bic Iiebensuiireis. llebertpeis
Jung bes 6alss.
Or. Qanois, Der dls ginaiser ndber
nit benz 8rantsn bel Gr porgenommes
nen linteriufuna in 9sriibrunS ses
iommsn mar, Iieb iih Der 9oriht haI'
bsr fofort impfsH.
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i'm Bstrieb baits. bic in GumminspiiIs
unb bic nuf MaIrut 5iIs, gd@lohsn,
Iobab jsbt nur nod brei Gisfdbriten
In ber Gtabt I'm Dttrteb iinb. Die
RpbIsnporrdtk, ipeIfs bic gitp see
Dtliperp 60. nod an Sanb bat, uGrls
lid % 9oansn, iperben in pdrtisen
BON 5ipsi gufbels an bas publitum
perfduft.
Sn ben Dspariementsldoen pir6
tbenio tpk in sroben @sbduben iebr
ipariam nit ben aobIsn iimgsgdnseH
uno in pielen GdGsn iit nanentlid
Der auf5ussbstrieb fart sinssidrdnit
fporb<n.
Die 5otels iinb natiitIi6 aud nidt
auf RoieH eebettst unb isbr srnf 1T
namentIid bic Gage bss Glentos 6o>
iels auf Wtt. 4uburn, bas an bic 200
pnIonen bebsrbtrst, unb idlisbeH
mub. falIs es nidt bis Gamitas se<
Iinst, aoblen gu beT4aTfen.
Die GtrabeubabH Gsieufhdft Fat
nod ssniiseno aoblsnporrdtbe fit
ben beutisen Gag unb bofft, ouB ins
5tpif4sn etlide Der inieripegs kfinbs
Iifen aoblsnienbunssu aliidli& bier
anIanssn ip,rben.
4bfofut foblsnlos ipnwn sic Rob-
lenbdnbIer in Rifforb unb 9erraee
pnrt, mo man seiiera nu9 ni9t elm
ein5iges Stiidden aoble taufsn
fouHte.
). u. Reilp, Der prdIibtnt Der Rob-
lenborie Der 5anbelsiammer, erIuHte
geitrn giirsermeijfer Cabin IN einem
grisf, cine giirserperIammluns etnaus
bernfen, in ipelhsr bef6IoHen iperben
fplk, Die Bunbesresieriins 5u erfus
den, fiir bic Dauer Der aohlsnnptb
n[ltn paifositrperiebr duf ben giIsns
babnen gu Derbietsn. Wapor @alpin
rrtIdrts buB e. biefsm DsrInnssn
ni4t entiprehn piirbs.
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@mifion i6sruommen urp ben Heft
ssboGts bic Stabt anberpeitis gu
pertaufsn.
0a leoo6 teiHe 4nsebote sinselnus
fen iiuo, 10 Idbt ii9 bieIsr plan pors
Idufig utcbt peripinaiden INN Der
Stabouoitor bea6ii6tiJs iid nm on
ben Stdbtrntb 81 member, I'm iib tpeis
tere Srtitruttionen su bolsn, pis er
Die 8or6s ubieben fcu. Mi5sIi9ertpeiie
lperben bic Bombs in fIeinen Renns
fpertbsn aisgsgeben uub oirett an bas
9ubIifum perduBert perpen.
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Ser Ztastratb.
notwithstanding an Sas ge
iet apmmittee beripisisu.

Die BON GtaStraihsmiislieb Stess
nsr pon Der II. Warb sinssrsihtt Dr.
oinanJ, Iaut ipsldxr SdnoIsr nit sss
brnufisn aruftpas,H cine 9iSens ers
fpirtsn unb Der guIpsi iib.r ale ron
iben cbeeibIofsn,n @eiadfts geritt
eritntttn miiTsn. rpuroe eeftrn BON
Gtaoirath an oos Sonimittss fir ges
febs unb apntrntte berpi,fsn. um
udbr in Grpdsnug sesosen au ipsr'
ben.
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WerSdbtise 6eaer.
Sn Ser aulasen Der Clio Cop Gsm.
pGnp ,uezbeu BON ben Beb5rbem
unterimdt.

Gie goIbei iotpie bic BeaHten bes
Staatsfeuermaridalls iiiro NIT Der
llnteriudIiing Don 5ipei perbd1tigen
Jeucrn beiGditigt, Die geiieru su
iriiber Shiu0e in ben arlagen Der
Sbio Cop GouIpanp. SO. 909
groablpag, gum aiisbruh fanien lrno
oitr4 ipeId,e ein S4aoen Don etrpa
$25. 900 angerattet spnroe.
Tns erfte Eaier, Sas gegen 5ipei
ubr 9iorgens sum 4usbrii1 tam,
muror Don Dem prtbutpoIpiiRn wseI-
pin Wiepers Don gto. 13t Weit geeiir1.
te StraBe eniSedt nno er beidnnptte
bic 6Iamlnen bis 5nHl Giutreifen Der
Geuertuebr. Ger Geuerruebr eeInng
es obne Riibe bos Ge,ier 3u loIden
lu,6 ole bic 26fdmnnnidaiten abae'
riidt tuoren. ma1te wiepers ieinen
Gneaben nab eiiien roblnaIieen
8unognng bur1 bas Gebdiibe, nm
gang iiher su fem, bab oas Jeiier
alih mirflib aiis mar.
slls er bon bieiem Nlinbgang in
has erite etod,uerf suriidfebrte emit.
Sedte er BORT obernIoIs sse,,er uub
riei oann uuper5iigIia teIepboniid
ore Seuertuebr ipieoer berbei. Dies.
mol ariffen Sie sIomulen ,nit iold,er
0eitipinoiofeit nm iid,. Sok burh eli.
men meitereu aIIorn gSeritarfunaen
berbeiaer,,fen meroen ntlihten iino
6os Te,,er erit aeIold1t merben fonn.
te ,,ad,6em 6ie sSInu,n,en lid, bis ,,un
aritten Gtodfperf Nrrd,aeireiieu hat.
ten ,ltrS elm Gbeil oiejes Stodiperfs
eiuoejhir,t NOR
din tueitsres perS5daioes glpouenf
IN Soi unuritteIbor nor Dem M,,s.
br,,d 6es aipeiten eSe,,ers ginrent
gsi0ner unS 0biIip ghrrfbcr6t. Qln.
aeIteIte Ser beuohbartgn gittsbirq
isiok gourpoup ibrel, gluooben nuds
Elm vlutomobiI " bemerffen. 6ag pur
ben NnIoaeu Ser Chin Sop 6ourpaup
hieIf ,rnh bcm stne; sy2dut,er eufitie.
oeu M,,kerSeur beridnrfe,r uod, bic
WoIi,iiten @uefbIeir, unS Trruer Bic
bereits o,,f BEN erite,t Mlarm hin her.
beioepiIf iporeu ,,r,6 I'D, 0ann nod. |
Sem hos S,,er oeI5IdH morSen ,pie. |
Ser e,rtIernter. Sob ibnen nad,oens tie |
cine tur,e Gtrefe qeaaiaen iparen, |
az, aJl<,,,,, Aer ;h,,e,, hccs.n,ote A;s |
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ys4ltet fd bier bic Gage iaiOIse Der
asshen 9sblennotb.

pei5materiaI albminiitration per.
fiiste iiir seitern ipieoer einer
,IidtIoien slbeno". = apninlittee
biirfte ge5ipinse fem 81 braitiiden
@abnabmen su sreifen - llno Be
friebsbeidJrdnfunsen in perid)ieoc'
iien Snoliitrie5tpeiaen qrI5uoronen-
- slnti Galoon Siga ernpiiebIi
SaIieBuitg Der @rmiereien nno
Sdlici,ilns Der wirtbidnften nm
baIb adt ubr atbenbs II Beitere
reiinG GduIen rnIbten seitern ibre
1biiren ihliebeu. Sebreiu lliIion
college imo Ohio wled)dnies Sniti.
mi bobeH Bis Iontag Serien ee.
inad)t - @robe s5dbrifetabliiie-
merits baben 5eitIpeiIig ibren @e.
frieb einiieIlen niiiien. - Tarlrn.
isr ioI&sv bic Resierunsstontrafte
ausfiibren.
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8eine alngebpte
6hr iGbtiid,e Sefi5itbuuSs ,bsim
StaStauoitor eiuselaufen.

aad ni6t Elm sinsises anesbut mar
gsitsrn bsim Stabtouoitur Garreq fir
bic itdoitf6e SsfiSitbunps I'm 9etruge
pon 81, 100000 eirgeloufsu, Die eiuen
Sbeil Ger BON ben B6blsrn selegsnts
lid Der gtooemberrpubl sutaebeibenen
GmiifiOu BON 81, $4,000 bilbeu, nm
bic ifGotifhsu StnIo,u su tiIeen,
psl6, ourh Die gtusgube Der flIrSfrtz
fign Ruitn tonitdbirt ipproen tpdreu.
Die SiIsungstOmmiFiOu bate 8onbs
i'm mertb Don $4,000 nog oi<ier
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unfdae.

Sdspere 8ronStuunben om 9ppi
fospis am 90rper trus eeIiern Der
5pei Sabre dltte GufTsl Reepes bon
9tO. 212 Carpenter Strabe bupon, als
er ndbreub Der Seitfpefliqen abfpeiens
belt Ieiner Wtuitsr nit Strst6b5lserr
fpitIts. Ser aIeins faHb aufuuhme I'm
Itdbtifden SoIpitol.
Jrau Wdrn WederIs, BON 30.
249 Rennsr Strnbe, sIitt auf benz els
beoedten Srutipir on Der Race Strabe
unb wecRiten gpeute aus unb fam
70 ungIiidIit gu Gnn. oab fie ii6 ben
rehten JubtnDdel brad unb uod BEN
ffdbtF6en 5oipiidl gebradt Derben
niubie.
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Iauat 9au'erp GlHb 6igdr.
rrn. Nib uub auscnebm.
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Sya4sfenball BET g3abern,
10. San., 1eutid,er Stub.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

NOTICE. OF TRUSTEES SALE.

NOTICE OF IHOSl6 G 49,
Nv virtue OF a certain deed OF trust
hearing date the lst day OF May,
1907. executed by Nicola Jacobino and
sobeIlo Chiararino Jacobino, his vile,
TO the undersigned trustee. and OF rec
ord in the office OF the Clerk OK me
County Court OF Marion County. West
virginia. in Trust Deed Book No. ~.
page 4S7, | will on Saturday. thu 9th
day OF July 1918. between the hours
OF nine O'Clock q. m. and four o'clock
q. m. on that day. sell at public auc'
ton. to the highs>: blddE. q the
front door Of the court house OF SAID
county. the real estate mentioned and
described in said deed Of trust, to-
Wit. All OF a certain lot or parcel OF
land situated in the town OF Monon'
gah. District of Grant. County OF Ma
rion and State of West Virginia. the
same being described a. lot No. IL,
in the Lowe Addition to said town. and
bounded as follows: Beginning at a
stake In the edge of street. corner
10 lot No. IL OF said Addition and run
ming with a line OF said lot s. 20 de-
grees r. S25 feet to a stake In line
OF lot No. 90; thence with a line OF
said lot No. %. n. 81 IL degrees f.
80 feet to a stake in line Of street;
thence with a line OF said street n. 20
degrees w. SIS feet to a stake, corner
to said street; and thence with line
Of said first mentioned street S. e7
IL degrees W. 80 feet to the begin
ming: excepting and reserving the
Pittsburg vein OF coal within and I'M
DERIVING said lot or parcel Of land;
being the same property which was
conveyed to the said Nicola Jacobino
and Sobello Chlararino Jacobino his
wife, BY John A. Showalter and wife
by deed dated the 7th day OF Fcbru-
airy, 1907, and Of record In the said
Clerks Office In Decd Book No. 147,
page 173.
TERMS OF SALEACash In hand
on the day OF sale.
Given under my hand this 26th day
OF June. 1918.
GEORGE A. VINCENT.
6.26.7-3-1017. Trustee.
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Oil and Gas.

Lint wells are the best any dis
lflcl m the Eastern fields had to offer
4 the beginning Of the week. The
West virginia fields are furnishing
lhb most competitions. In Union dis
lrIcI. wood county, the South Penn
on Company das drilled No. II ON the
q y. and w. s. Williamson farm
through TIE Drea grit and It Is show.
I1f for q 1o-barrel pumper.
Six niles west OF Pine Grove,
1focnl district. Wetzel county. w. T.
Burgess has an old Big Injun sand
Il1l1f on the A. N. Lancaster farm.
Some time ago Il turned TO oil and is
uDu producing between three and five
l1frels Q day. This showing Is likely
q call cut . little new work In that
)localliv, despite the fact that II Is old
lerFIloFy. On Little Greek. Magnolia
district, the DOMAIN on Company's No.
Ion tie n. q. Myers farm Is q buster.
'II|g location q n q section that look.
~ pIpmlslng Cor some Gordon sand
production during the early part OF
lasl spring.
o. DufiAIo Run. Grant district,
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SPECIAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE.

BY virtue of a certain deed Of trust
bearing date the cath day OF April.
1908, executed by Jacob Plckus ana
Rebecca Pickus. his wife. TO the IN
dersigned trustee, and OF record IN
the office OF the Clerk Of the County
Court OF Marion County, Wst Virginia,
in Trust Deed Book No. "a. page "a.
I will on Saturday, the 9Th day o.
July, 1918, between the hours OF nine
O'Clock a. m. and four o'clock p. m.
on that day, sell at public auction.
to the highest bidder, at the front
door of the Court House OF said coun-
~, the real estate mentioned and de-
scribed in said deed Of trust, to-wit:
A certain house and lot or parcel oil
land situated in the Town OF Monon'
gah, District Of Grant, County OF Ma
rion and State OF West Virginia, and
bounded as follows: Beginning at a
corner Of the Bice lot in line OF ths
Robert Lowe lot and running thence
with the said loves line in the direc
ton of Booths creek fifty feet; thence
toward the county road leo feet;
thence parallel with first named line
0 feet to the line OF said Bice; and
thence with the said Bice's line 100
feet to the beginning; except the coal
underlying the surface OF said lot oil
land with all the rights and privileges
contained in the original conveyance
Of said coal: being the same real cs'
tate conveyed unto the said Jacob
Pickus by Rebecca Flanagan by deed
bearing date the 10Th day Of June
1907, and of record in the said Clerks
Office in Deed Book No. 149, page 4.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash in hand
on the day OF sale.
Given under my hand this 2cth day
Of June, 1918.
GEORGE A. VINCENT.
6-26.7-3.10-17. Trustee.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-07-09

New York

NEW YORK. July .. - Apart from
lnat Saturdays severe contraction OF
Ixcosg reserves BY local banks and
more definite intimations concerning
aow-oapital requirements by railroads
md industrial corporations, events
oVor tlo weekend offered no explena-
non fof yesterdays dull and heavy
Itock market.
Fof6Ien news was reassuring In the
main ana domestic Developments
0cr6 unchanged. save for sporadic
labor troubles and flrmer monetary
Tendencies. especially In time funds.
WIN scarcely IN exception. lead
tx shares were under persistent
pressure, the selling again focusing
ohbns United States Steel, which suf-
'.tj6d a extreme recession Of ~
points Kindred issues yielded sym
paiheiically. and rails also were re-
dictionary. dividend payers losing 1
TO ~.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-07-09
NANCE. OIL AND GAS

WOtksl county, the south Penn on
Company has drilled No. g on the J.
ID. DuhuFBt farm through the Gordon
sand. Nothing was found IN that or
any Of the upper formation and they
drilled 500 feet below the Gordon
sand Nothing was found in that or
any Of the upper formations and they
drilled 500 feet below the Gordon
without changing the result. On Mid
die Island Greek. Ellsworth district,
Tyler county. the Middlebourne OIL
and Gas Company has completed and
put 10 pumping in the Big lnjun sand
No. on the Tyler county poor farm.
II Is estimated at eight barrels day.
On the same stream and in be same
district b C.. Mcintyre & CO. have
started to drill q test on the John
heller farm.
On Upper Camp Greek. Ualon dis
trict. Clay county. the Craig Oh Com
pany has completed No. s on the
James Craig & Sons farm. It's good
for six barrels a day in the 4 lnjun
sand. On Porters Greek, In TIE same
district, the United Fuel Gas Com.
pany has drilled a test on the Sidney
Samples farm into the sane forma-
tion and II is showing for q pro-
ducer. On Rock Creek. Harper dis.
trict. Roane county, the Jarvis OIL
Company has completed No. on tia
Nancy J. Lowe farm. II 10 le-bar'
rel pumper.
On Steer Creek. Center district. FL
mer county. Godfrey l.. Cadets test
on his own property is a gasser IN
4 the Big lnjun sand. On the same
stream and In the same district the
Allen Syndicate is drilling at 1905
feet at a test on the Asa l.. Stumps
heirs farm. On Bear Greek, in the
same district. the Hope Natural Gas
Company has completed a test on
the Bennett heirs farm. It Is dry IL
all sands and 1t has been abandoned.
In a number of districts there Is
considerable test wor kstarting anC
under way. on State Road Run
Green district. Wetzel county. tn,