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Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-15
INES AND MINING-GOLDFIELD STRIKE NEWS

one endline to the other and shows
good values its entire length. No effort
Will be made to take out water, which
Is as important as mineral in that ter
ritory. Preparations are being made
for heavy hosting machinery when the
water level is reached. The ore in this
territory maintains bonanza richness TO
water when II suffers a change the
values then lessening until the water
strata are. tapped at from thirty to fifty
feet, when values again become per-
manent and the ore bodies increase in
dimensions. This was the case In the
Techaticup, where now, at the 6O0-foot
level eight feet of ore gives 500 per
ton In gold and an equal amount in
silver.
Interest In Canyon
During the week many mining ex-
perts and prospective purchasers of
mining property have been making a
thorough investigation of canyon prop
critics and some large deals are now
pending, which give promise of early
contamination. A deal Is also on for
the construction of a railroad to con-
meet with the Santa Fe at Searchlight.
which will Immediately make the
canyon producing factor in Lincoln
county.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-15
VALUES BOOSTED
At GREAT RATE
Hayseed Property Leader In the Rise,
and Specimens from Mine Show
Surprising Richness-Much
Free Gold
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
RHYOLITE, New, April 14.-The an
nouncement of the settlement of the
strike at Goldfield and the excellent re-
ports from the principal properties of
the new Lee district have aided the
Rhyolite stock exchange buyers in
boosting the values of Rhyolite and
Lee securities in manner unexpected
with the recent troubles in Wall street.
The Hayseed property has been the
leader in the rise and has gone up 40
per cent during the last thirty days in
spite of the Goldfeld strike.
This has been brought about more
because of the increased values dis
covered on the property. The last re-
ports from the properties are of ore
that will run more than $1,000 to the
ton, while the ledge shows better than
5000 clear across the bottom Of the
shaft.
B. F. Taylor has just returned from
the mine and brought in samples
picked at random from the dump.
Many of them show free gold, while
attempts to find samples that do not
pan have failed utterly.
Specimens Are Rich
A panning was made on the floor
of the exchange this week tnat gave
a residue of gold all around the cir
Gle of the pan, while the specimens
that are on exhibition are surprising In
their richness.
The Hayseed has its shaft down only
70 feet and the ore is increasing in
richness with every blast.
The Hicks and Leavitt property,
which is held by a closed syndicate,
has opened ore that Is even richer
than that of the Hayseed and Man
ager- Owner Hicks has brought into
Rhyolite specimens that will run bet
ter than $4,000 to the ton. The Hicks
and Leavitt ore, like all others of
the Echo canyon, is sugar quartz and
free milling.
The Burro property has put in its
first set of timbering, and the local
stock buyers haze purchased practi-
cally the entire allotment of the treas
ury stock at 25 cents. There is little
chance of buying more stock of this
company, for there is only 10000 shares
left in the treasury and this practt-
cally has been subscribed for.
The Burro ore is as rich at the %
foot level as was the Hayseed prop
erty. and the fact that the road over
Burro hill has been completed and the
progressive element has gained con-
troll of the company, places the stock
on the road to being one of the three
best in the Lee district.
The Stateline company also has un-
covered a strong ledge, and with the
Gilt Edge, the Theresa group and the
Echo Lee properties, is in the front
rank of the district.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-15
BROCK SYNDICATE DOING
BIG THINGS FOR NEVADA

The Brock syndicate of Philadelphia,
has. 1t is said, purchased the Mono
Lake railroad in Mono county, Cal. to-
gether with 100 900 900 feet Of standing
timber in that section. The road is
thirty miles. long. 1t is to be broad
gauged and will be connected with the
Tonopah & Goldfield road, which the
Brock people own, by filing In the S5-
mile gap between Tonopah and juno
tion, New, and Bodie, Cal.
Under the Brock ownership the Gold
held-Bullfrog railroad has been extend
ed to Beatty and Rhyolite and Will
build on TO Greenwater or connect with
the Borax Smith railroad
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-15
GOLDFIELD MINERS
MAY RESUME WORK
Important Conference Meeting to Be Held Next
Tuesday, When 1t Is Expected All
Disputes Will Be Settled

after arise between employers and en-
ployes. That miners will not strike
until after a vote Of the miners at
work in the district, as prescribed in
section 1, article s, of the constitution
of the Western Federation of Miners,
which provides for a three-fourths vote
In the affirmative. That the operators
are not to shut down or declare lock-
out without a similar vote. That the
miners will not participate in any SYM
pathetic strikes or boycotts against
other local unions, nor support in any
way strikes or boycotts that may be
inahgurated by the Industrial Workers
of the World. That the miners and the
mine owners shall execute an agree
ment for definite time embodying the
above provisions based upon the pres
ent scale of wages and hours of labor"
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-15
QUARTETTE BUYS
COPPER CLAIMS
searchIight Mining Officials Extend
interests to Rich Property Around
Gina, CaIifornia-DriII
Work

The group of copper claims near
Gina, Cal, formerly called the Wilson
mines, and in which leading members
of the Quartette company at Search
light, New, are interested, has been
Incorporated under the title of the
Gina Copper company. George B.
Wilson, superintendent of the Quar-
tette, is also in charge of this property,
and A. B. Hall, who formerly had
charge of the Quartette cyanide plant,
Is foreman.
Under the direction of Mr.. Hall two
shifts have sunk a shaft to depth
of 500 feet. This shaft has been carried
41ax7 feet in the clear and fully tim
bered. A second shaft, 1900 feet dis
tant, has reached the 35O-foot level, and
in addition fully a thousand feet of
cross-cutting and drifting has been
done.
The officers of the Gina Copper COM
pany are: George G. Crocker, presi-
dent; G. G. Crocker, jr., vice presi-
dent; C. A. Hopkins, treasurer, and G..
B. Drake, secretary.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-15
Mohawk-Johnnie Development

Some days ago Messrs. Stewart and
Wheat of Los Angeles of the Mohawk
Johnnie mine departed for the town of
Johnnie TO supervise further develop
ment of the Mohawk-Johnnie property,
1t is proposed to increase the number of
worlmen, to put i'm a hoist and the
latest improved machinery in order to
follow the main ledge. The visit of
these men Is the result of the recent
visit 20 the mine made by L. W.
Behney, a mining engineer, who recon-
mended that more extensive work be
done Immediately. An effort will be
made to send out Immediately a large
shipment of ore.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-15
CHIEF OWNER OF FAMOUS
COPPER QUEEN PROPERTY

Dr. Willis James, senior member of
the firm of Phelps7Dodge, Which owns
the Copper-Queen mines at Bisbee,
Ariz., has been spending the winter at
Pasadena. He is now In Bisbee for the
first time in three years. Mr.. James
is known over the entire world for both
business acumen and his large philan-
thropic enterprises. He also holds a
high position in the world of art and
letters as a member Of organizations
for promoting them.
Mr.. James win be rs years old on
the 10Th OF the present month, but in
spite Of his age is active both in the
interest he takes In the various en-
terprises and in the general movement
of the great world.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-15
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
GOLDFIELD, New, April 14.-Early
adjustment of labor troubles is conf
IDENTIFY expected. All efforts Of mine
owners and others heavily interested In
Goldfeld's advancement are being di-
rected to bring about speedy settle-
ment The outlook is bright for re-
newed activity in mining.
The union miners will hold another
meeting Tuesday, April 16, when new
plans will be brought up for indorse-
ment.
following proposition:
THAT steps be Immediately taken to
create and maintain a tribunal Of arbi-
tration for the settlement of such dis
putes or controversies as may here
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-15
GREATEST MINES
OF THE WORLD
Famous Properties That Have Pro-
duced Vast Quantities of Gold
and SlIver-CaIifornla
Mineral Belt

Curle considers Mount Morgan the
greatest gold mine in the world. Those
that most nearly approach it are: The
HomeStake, in South Dakota; Robin
son, Ferreirra Deep, Simmer and Jack,
in the Transvaal, and the Waihi, in the
North Island of New Zealand. Mount
Morgan has paid over 95,500,00O in divi-
dends. 1t has an immense ore body,
workable for over twenty years to
come. The average value of the ore is
high; working costs are low. The
HomeStake and Simmer and Jack treat
far more ore, but 1t is low grade. The
Robinson and Ferreirra Deep are
richer, but they have not the past rec
ord and will be worked out while this
mine is still producing. The Alaska
Treadwell can be worked for one-fifth
the cost, but its ore eight times as
poor. The Golden Horseshoe is twice
as rich, but it has only one ton in sight
to Mount Morgan's ten. Mount Morgan
is not bit of solid gold bearing quartz,
but the greater part of it is gold bear
ing. All the top of the hill. 250 yards
long, 100 wide and $50 deep, is being
quarried away and more than half is
ore.
Too Much Water
The Tasmania mine in New South
Wales is regarded as the wettest mine
III TIC NOAius ENCly lWSuNy-lOul
100000 gallons of water are pumped
out, and the ground is rendered so
loose by the continual flow that the bill
for mine timber is as heavy as that for
pumping. Water pours in a deluge
down the old slopes and is foot deep
along the drives. A whole regiment of
men is kept at work on the pumps.
The Waihi mine In New Zealand, has
one of the richest shoots of gold ore
in the world. over a million tons of
ore are in sight. The ore shoot so far
as developed is 1000 feet long.
\ While Mount Morgan is the greatest
gold mine In the world, the Homestake
Is the largest with it's 800 stamps and
more. The mother lode of California
is probably the largest mineral belt in
the world. 1t is over 100 miles long
and twenty miles wide. The main fis-
sures run through the center of the
belt and has a width of several hum
dred feet The immense lode of the
Alaska Treadwell Is over 100 feet wide.
1t has a vast body Of ore easy to blast
down, crush and treat. The tailings
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-15

run direct into the sea, thus disposing
of difficulty. 1t has plenty of water
power for it's mills and water transit
to the mines and deep water front.
The 300-stamp mill is considered the
finest in the world, each stamp crush
ing four and one-half tons Of ore a
day for about six pence a ton.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-15
Arizona scale of Wanes

Bisbee mines have adopted a new
scale raising the wages OF miners from
1915 to S4 per day and adding rs cents
TO every man connected with the opera
ton of the mines who heretofore has
been receiving as much as $3.50 per
day. The increase also extends TO the
men In the smelters at Douglas.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-15
Rain plscIoses Nuaaets

on Tuesday night Trinity Center was
visited by a very heavy wind and rain
storm. Main street was made clean
by the rain and the gutter was glitter
ing with shining gold next morning.
Many of the early risers picked up
large nuggets of gold from different
waterways, ranging In value from 81 to
$5 Bert West was the luckiest miner,
for the nugget he found weighed $S.95.
-Redding Searchlight
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-15
RAILROAD DAY, MAY |, TO
BE CELEBRATED AT BEATTY

The date has been set for railroad
day at Beatty, New. The Bullfrog-
Goldfield line will be finished into
a tremendous celebration will be wit
messed. Extensive preparations are In
progress for the jollihcation.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-15

II you want to go east. c. Haydock.
Agent Illinois Central r. r., us W. Sixth.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-15

A new strike has been made on the
EldOrado Consolidated. where Superin-
tendent A. Il. Peake has uncovered a
ledge OF gold and silver ore that runs
$10O per>ton. The find was made In the
bottom OF 5Osfoot shaft which is now
all In ore. The new ledge is one that
prallels the monster vein of the Silver
Legion, and gives promise of attaining
the same dimensions and carrying the
same bonanza values as this property.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-15

"Rosebud's properties are showing
up in excellent shape" said James H.
Macmillan, the well known operator,
who has Just returned from trip to
that district and to Wonder. Il was
surprised to a degree and predict a
great future for the camp. 1 paid par
tlcular attention to the Nevada Rose
bud Mining company's properties,
known as the Brown Palace group,
which is controlled by Schwab and
Macdonald. The surface showing Is
marvellous with silver and gold. The
outcropping of ruby silver is so prom
Using that you would hardly believe
me IL quoted you figures"
There are two tunnels and two shafts
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-09
Pred kilku5 dniami jaak asi1zI
imezzczyzna " uniformie straz1-

Pred kilku dniammii jaak lsil
mezczyzna y un1ifotrmie, straz'-
nikas skarbowego wezwai pa
[tfolujacego IA jednej nli5cc
|policyanfa, ably poszlsetdel} va
him do sklepu jubilera sa-
|.mluela Kllleina, gdyz przysla..
no 50 Wiednia, celte2m are
sztoWania iubilera czyli z}o1tt.,
nika i skonfiskoWania znaj-
dujacych sic " sklepie to-
war6w jako opatrzonlych fall,
sszyWelmi cechami. Policyant
sic wahal, ale gdy rzekomy.
straznik skarboWy powt6--
,rzyl glosep sw6j
rozkaz, us1uchal j dobrawszy,'
sobie pc drodze kilku IN
nych policyant6w, Auda} sic:
"a nieznajomym do jubilera.
Tutaj rzekomy udelegat vie.
de6ski" wezwa1 jubilera, ably.
oddai mu wszystkie towary
zloteei srebrne, a gdy jubiler
ME us1ucha}, rozkaza} 60 a.
resztowac i odprowadzic pod:
dozorte7ml wszystkich poll
cyant6w "a policye. Naste-
pnie zazadaa tego samego
cd zony jubilera, ktora row
niez odm6wi}a oswiadczajac,
re mnsi przedewszystkiem
zasiegnac porady adwokata.
.Istotnie pos}a}a pc sWego
adwokata, ale rzekomy ,,de.
.legat" ME sczeka} ma jego,.
przybycie i. czempredzej
.czmychna} 70 sklepu. Jubi-
lera natychmiast uwolni'ono,
ale O. oszuscie wszelki s}ych,
zaginal. W." .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-09
Klub mili0ner6W ma. da-
' Chu.

Budowany obecnie W No
wynn Jcrku PREY u~licyChurch
dworzec kolei Hudson Man
haitian, ma bye najwyzszym
gmachem ma calej ~yspie.
Ma 26 pletrze ponad utica
zostanie za}ozony ogr6d ma
dachu urzadzony z wyszu:
kanym zbytkiem. TAX Eva \
ny Railroad Club, do kt6re-
go naleza nejbogatsi ludzie ".
Nowym Yorku zalezy swoje
kwatery ma najwyzszem pie
tree, a dach zamieni ma:
miejsce rozrywek i zabijania
c;zasu pc milionerskuu. Ma
21-ym pietrze o~lbrzymiego.
gmachu ,mie6cic sic beda re-
stauracya klubowa i pokoje.
sypialne. Ma % pietrze be-
da kuchnie, 6pizarnie it'd, a
ma dachu olbrzymia hala "
ksztalcie ogrodu ola. rozryw-
=. - -. 4 - . ~,.g h..- -
XII " pore letniej. 2 og1odu.
tego roztaczac sic bedzie
wspanialY widok. Szesna6cie
milion6w cegie} vsuiyto ma
l~waystawienie togo gmachu ]
|gdyby owe ceg}y poiozyl: kto
ma ziemi = jedna PREY dru.
giej to sieg}yby do 1900
mil. 4.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-09
para blizniak6w1.

= Mount Pleasant, Tex,
donosza, re pani A. D. At
woot powila 6sma pare biz
z tego czterna6cie.
chlopc6w a dwie ,%dziewczyn-
XII. PAN. Atwood twierdzi, ze.
bliznlaki v jego rodzinie ga.
.dziedziczne, jedna = jego
si6str powila try parry, dru-
ga szese par. z duma polka
zuje szcze6liwy ojciec pismo
Roosevelta, " kt6rem tenze
wyrazl mu swoje nznanie pc
si6dmej pare biizniat. :
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-09
T PI'R[OST0]

%ISaa.1F
J'@';'t lia zJy.czzysz sobie slnlaby'6c
iakil6tI plrzesdmnio,t pr6b6j nr,aslboyc.
81 plr''oosta droga, Miei tylko
ten ledenspt1lrzzeedmiot Y q,
s 81 zWro6 IA niego Gala
sWoja Nv age Jezeli zyczyy1sss;zl..
5sobie Wyleczyc. jakis cihgry,
organ Y swemzcciiellee, .Wybierr:z,
lekarstWo, kt6re bedsie dazaias
lac biezposrednio ma ehory
organ DosWiadezenie innychl5
:bedzie czesto mialo Wielka
warto66 ola Was. Dowiedzio
mem byl}{p, e !. " /. clhorobach.
.sYstemu traWienia Trinera
At.mrl,erykahskii. l EEllksir Gorzkie-
go Wilma est jedynem lekar..
.stwem, DO dziaIa on Wprost
ma system traWienia. Sklata.
sic 2 gorzkich zi6}, kt6rych.
.dzia1anie na zoladek Jest ina
nom przez wielki IL .czyste
so wilma kt6re nadaje ton Gale
mu systemowi Koniecznym
Jest " oslabieniu cia1a, Ultra
Gle apetytu, osfabie y 10 lad
i kiszek, przy niestraWnosci'
,zatwardzeniu a, zmeczeniu, ocie
zaiosci nieczystej komple-
ksyi j PREY innych chorobach
powstafyeh : zabur1e6 syste
mu trawienia. Wszystkie ap-
text: Jos. Triner 1876 S. Ash.
land ave, Chicago. Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-09
1dowoollednliaa Giiczniee zsebr1anej
Ipubliczno5ci, suWolnuiiioolnaBo cd cd.
why kary. 81
q. zlllel,z'o,nl1y z; = u ire : -
.kt6regO Wcale ME Il11l m l,alE.

ktd5r, 'ee Wca l nie Inial.
fGospodarz p. Jaggplqd l|jl As
Py,st,z;ac,z,zy,nssaa, odebrrall. % land "a.
"a p,ismo, zaWiadamiajac 60,
Re potVierdzenie gonaczfon-
ka dozoruN szk6lnego zosta]1,oo
Ecofniete. Jake poW6d pada:
no; ,ponieWaz pan sp9r;zeaci-
|wile6 sic grubo oboWiaz1ko q
jakich wymagac nalezy Cd Cd
czlonka dozoru szk6lnego'..
Wladza szk6lne ME maja vice
do pana naiezytego 2aufa-
MIA, % pan. przyczyniac sic
:bed2ie szczerze do poplera
MIA spraW szkolnycch"N. Pod
'pisany Jest Rissm1ann, refe.
rendaryusz rejeneyjny.
Dotad wszystko dobrze, DO
przyzwycczaili6my sic juz do
r%ozmaitych sk}ada6 = urze.
dow j n~iepotwierdzeh ze stro-
ny landrata. Ale odnos-
ny gospodarz, kt6ry pismo
TO odebra}, nigdy ME zostal
do dozoru szk6'lnego wy
|brany! W tenn Gala zagadka.
- Rozwiadania jej szu-
kac nalezyz pewno6cia "
m1odo6ci pana referendary-
usza rejencyjnego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-09
Farma ma sprzedltaz.

$50 ARROW gliniastego
gruntu, tego 100 a.
kr6w pod plugiem to drn-
gle jest czescia pastWiska
czescia krzaki do krndowa-
MIA. Osiedlic sic moze jeed1eeln.
albo dW6ch gospodarzy, gdyz
diva domy m:ieszkoolne j
lime zabudowania. g mill DO
Fairckild 81 mill de Hum
berd, is.lWllascieie1 zada
80 dolar6W q akier, zapIata
'r '''t''ll,l podl q um6Wy. zgglo
.:sali l sie Do
~. ~ Adams ANS
g. So go u ,a u 81 I WIN
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-09

#&H@4.#|a##ZEI#
PrzyjeehaR tutaj jeden poak v Mareu 1eos i wzial $50 akrdu, ma
kt6rych anfjedna skiba ME byfa .wyorana Postawil budyhki3i zereko-s
val 4e akr6w kt6re obsadzil korna idostal bllskq tysiac pse4st4 hnsrli.
Pc zasadzeniu# korny zbrekowal przeszfo7o ARROW wiecel lie soLsiaI ma
jesien pszenica. - n TEN polu gdzie byIa 5korna lz xasiaispszena.e -
vice Cd Marcas do Llstopada. zczylI u 8 niesipcacbs zbrekoyat. i*nbsial
k0rny:: - Tak fafmuja Rolaey,, Il Colby, Kansas Katdy5 Wssnose
dokazat tntaj to saae. Zaten ME tra6cies wieceja czasu ma rudpWaDius
pienkdW i .karezovapil borrow. <Ptzyedzoie do mas gdoatanieeia lsdps,S
rowne prery ktore tylko wyozekniaf puga,A poJ ~ Dc lssdol.s..f 81 .akiery.
jakeace dotad pracovali, aWRcej korzyacI stanIecie.... RFssdzises ty6s
y lagodnyn s. zdrowymz kllnassie, lgdsie kRoTKIBS1.zA.aa W.
vice do Colby, KansasS naMnastep nnExpuIs1on.# Az lapy.s
Eepiay poskiesi td. .piszoies dc Waszego Iodaks. ##5#9 &C 49,
[. ]. - - foSds1.a ~ 9saap -
!. 90 Ia 5azz4
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-09
ROzpalOny GLOW " uchO.

Robotnica Hoffmanowa q
pod Zobten ma Slazku kt6ra
mezowi sWemu pijakowi j
.pr6zniakssoe'Wi, nalaia y ueho
rozpalooln'ego olowiu izAtego
powodu przez sad prsys
glych Y Y SwidEn11iicy sadzona
usilowalne morderstHo,
lzot,syttaallIa W6r6d og6lnego@za,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-09
NoWy projekt. przeciwpol-
4 SKI. y. +,

-. r..- . &.,M 3 | -" .3Ff-- e Is. ~ .L
Jak jul swego czaeu pisa:
Rad pruski zamierza}
przedlozyc sejmowi pruskie-
mu projext przymusowego
wyw}aszczenia Polak6w 2
tel ziemi, " kt6rej
mieszcza 4sie prochy ojc6w
naszych kt6ra jest nasza
matka zywicielka. Projektu
.tego jednak ME przedlozono,
.poniewaznie z zawodownych
Sr6lnik6w, wyraznie oswald
.czyli, ze "a projektem tym.
g}osowac ME beda; obaw'ali
sic bowiem gwa}townego 90
nizenia Ger. ziemi ": razie
.~przeprowadzenia podobnej
ustawy. Rad pruski, chcac
mic chcac, cd zamiaru swe-
go musial odstapic; do wy
wlaszczzasrniia Polak6w zatem
Enie przyjdzie.
Ale ME. napr6zno upatruja
|oni v Polakach niebezpie-
|cznych wrog6w pa6stwa prus.
EkiegosO Otto miarodawcze czyn1.
Mkt rzadowe nowy wymy6-
lily projekt do prawa, kt6ry
uniemozliwilyby Polakom ma
|bywanie ziemi 2 rak niemie-
|ckich. Podlug projektu tego
Komisya kolonizacyjna otrzY-
|ms6 ma prawo przedkupu
przy danej sprzedazy ziemi
2 rak niemieckich v polskie
litym'.sposobem zabezpieczyt
niemiecki stan posiadania "
dzielnicash polskich. ia.
kie stanowisko zajma wobec
!, sprawy:tej stronnictwa sejjmo-
we, dotad ME wiadomo. Bar
do jest wszakze rzecza MOI.
1iwa, ze v sejmies pruskimp
tel kuzni wszelkich ustaN
~przeciwpolskich, noWy ter 81
projekt donna popatrteeia 4; sta:
nie> sic ustawa, zmierzajacs
do, poWolnego wyrugowan.is
mas 2 ziemi Ojo6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-09
CIEKA,WE RZEC1Zl''Yll
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j ~ $3.50 80. u a&z. -
CzcicieIe dja bla.

Jeden 1=podr6ani]k6w fran,
cuskich zWiedzi1 niedaWno
pustynie miedzy Eufratem 9
, TJgryseam " Ezyi), zam annie
szkala przez szczepy arabslkie,
zyjace dotychczas " baarlbar
rzy6stwie. Dwunastego dnia
pod:6zy %opowiada ten
Francuz dotarlismy do
J ,kraju Izyd6w, czyli czcicielji
djab}a. Mielismy niezadlugo
wjechac do stolicy tych o
kolic, do Sindzar, jezeli wo-
COLE ten zbi6r nedznych le-
pianek stolica nazWac moz-
ma. Bylismy moze ze dwie
godziny drogi odda1enir Cd
Sindzaru, gdy nagle jakby
z pod ziemi wyrosli, staneli
pczedemna trzej .Izydzi, wszy-
soy uzbrojeni cd stop do
glow. Jeden 2 Mich 2 grozna
nina chwyci} mego konia "a
uzde. Widzac grozace niebezz-
rlecze6stwo, kaza}em moim
ludziom wydac i'm ola ich
naczelnika pie6 medzid1e tu~
reckich, (po mark sztuka)
i worek daktyli. Ten datek
poskutkowal. Zapro wadzono
mas do naczelnika, kt6ry
przvja} mas. bardzo zyczliwie
i zaprosi}, aby6my u niego
zamieszkali, jedi pill, a'pr6cz
tego wzieli udziaf W uroczy.
stoSci djabelskiej, kt6ra ma
nasza cze6c miafa sic. odbyc
nazajutrzt Uroczystosc rozpo-
cze1a sic wczesnym rankiem
a o~dbywafa sic poza mia
stem. Tutaj ma wielkiej row
ninie miano nam pokazac,
jak dzieki }asce >djab1a moze
Izyd STAG ma rozpalonych we
.glach i ME odniesie ran zad-
nych. Wegle juz by}y rozza-
rzone, a obok mich stall W
}achmanach cz}owiek, kt6ry
wpatrywa} sic W p1onace
drzewo. Gdy plomienie przy-
gas}y i pozosta} tyko Ear,
6w Izyd 'przystapi} do ognia
i postawi} ma weglach prawa
noge. Twarz jego wykrzywi-
Ia sic W niemozliwy spos6b z
b6lu, mimo tego jednak 20.
ciagnal "a SODA i lewa noge.
>Przez 3 d}ugie minuty sta1
ma zarze, po'dczas gdy drugi
Izyd biega} dokola ogniska
W szalonych podskokach ]
wydawal 2 siebie niezrozu-
mia}e okrzyki. Byly to, jak
mnie potem obja6niono, "a
.klecia pod adresem djabla,
Djabel ;ednak tego dnia mu.
sial bye v nieszczeg6lnym
humorze, gdyz ME zwaza:
ma zaklecia. Pc up}ywie. !;
minut cz}owiek no weglacf
ME m6gl dluzej wytrzymat
i z okropnym rykiem pad:
ma ziemie. Jeden 2 Arab6v
porwal go ma plecy j wy
ni6s}. Czciciel djab}a costa
. pewnoscia kaleka ma cali
zycie. Pc wyniesieniu kalek
spostrzegli6my, i krajowc,
!. zaczynaja mas mierzyc ponu
rym wzrokiem. Zdaje sic, j
naszei obecno6ci przypisall
zagniewanie sic djab'1a.z 80 "a
czelnik sam byl Widocznlil''
wiecej wykszta}cony, gdy
tylko dick jego opilec''e mo
gliSmy bez przeszk6d opn
5cic kraj Izyd6W.
"a przykIa,lldlee,ml Kapitan'
o n VI FSr&E S&rEES3S.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-09
LedWie uszed1 nieszCzesCiu

G, W. Cloyd, kupieo z PUNK
Mo-, led vie us,zed1 nn1eesszczedciu
czter y :.:lata temu, gdy nast2p;} Ma
.kolec, kt6ry zostaf: " palcu u nc
gi. On m6wi: Doktor chcial go
odjq6, lecz ia ma to sic ME zzgodai.
lem. Kupi}em pude}ko BuckIenHa
mma5ci Arnikowej j ia wyleczyla
ME bezpieczna rang CSC " apiece
M. J. Kowa'ewskie ego