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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1907-01-25
VALUE OF FINGERS.
what the vnrioua Countries of Il

what tho Various Countries Of Eu-
F.. rope Allow For Their Loss.
The, different fingers are far from
having the same value In the eyes of
the law with reference to their func-
tional utilization Much the most Inn
portant IL the thumb, for without 1t
prehension would DO very imperfect
The hand lie no longer pinchers, but
merely claw, when deprived Of the
thumb. 1t may be estimated that the
thumb represents fully third of tho
total value of the hand. The French
courts allow. ID to 85 per cent value
for the right hand and 10 to 10 for
the left. The Austrian schedule gives
from 10 per cent for the left to % per
cent for the right. In Germany 20
and % per cent and even as high as
1913 per cent has been awarded. The
percentage Ii based on 100 as the total
industrial value of the hand previous
to the accident, loss Of 90 per cent
representing half Of the value. etc.
The total loss of the index finger
causes an incapaclty estimated at 10
to 10 per cent In Austria, 10 to 20 per
cent In Germany, 10 per cent for the
left and 20 per cent for the right by
italian courts. The French allow 10
per cent.
The middle finger Is Of much more
Importance than the index, states DIR.
Meiguan, whom we are citing and who
Is no small authority, for great loss
OF force Is observed In the hand when
the finger Is amputated. Yet almost
all the authorities ascribe less impor-
lance to 1t than the index The Italian
law allows 8 per cent, the Austrian 8
TO 10 per cent.
The ring finger IL the least important,
Its total loss often does not cause In
capacity. The Austrian tariff asaimi-
lates this finger to the middle one. The
Italian law Is liberal, with per cent.
The French and German tribunals Of
ten refuse indemnity. considering tho
lncapacity resulting from the loss AZ
very slight.
The little finger may be compared to
the ring, except in the professions in
which It serves as point Of support
for the hand. It may be remarked here
that the artist has not been taken into
consideration In these cases.-Philadel-
phia Record.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1907-01-25

work, Jet me compliment you on your
perspleaclty, The plumber Ia, OF course,
in thig hhtchel."
1T u, sir. Don't talk to me In this
honeyed way, as l am on my guard
The paper says you are slick, but you
are fairly caught this time"
Tbs Benevolent robber chuckled In
his throat. He did more. He laughed
outright and seemed real pleased. 1t
was tlree or four minutes before he
said;
"As you are the only one who has
the least suspicion of me, and as l
do not care about term In state
prison, suppose we make compro-
mise. Let me hand you $4,000 and
slip Quietly off the car"
"You needn't try anything OF that
sort with me-" answered the girl. II
wahtsthe money badly enough, but I
don't propose to become your aces
cory"
Il was In hope you might see the
thing in different light. Are we
Sts.s certain to And an officer at Glen
daief"
quite. SIR"
"Then suppose shall have to sub
NIT quietly, but 1t does seem hard for
q man who has gone through what l
have to be arrested by a girl just 40 !
was clear of all entanglementa. shall
not seek to get away. II seems 70 be
my fate"
He seemed to speak In honest tones,
but Bessie did not relax her vigilance,
and as soon as tho car stopped at the
terminus she clutched the robbers
sleeve while she looked for q police
man.
There was one present. He came
forward, and, to her establishment, he
smiled at tho robber and said:
II see he was ON the car. have got
a man to follow him all right"
"This--this man Ii the robberp ex-
claimed Bessie as she frightened her
hold.
The policeman laughed. the 0ther
smiled, and Il was a minute before the
officer said:
That's pretty good one. Miss
Clifton, let me introduce you to De-
tective Banker"
But. II you aren't the robper. who
isr she asked Of the man whom she
had terrified for ten miles Of tho trip
HE was on the same car with ~,
my dear girl. The description given
out to the newspapers was O blind.
He came out here and hid the plumber
and Ii now here to get hold Of II again
and clear out, I didn't want to arrest
him until he had the goods on HIM.
You simply made little mistake, but
shall not hold 1t against you"
Poor Bessie went home with tears
In her eyes. She had felt that the
money was as good az in her hand,
and to lose 1t and be Inundated b.
sides hurt her feelings dreadfuiiy. II
was fortnight before anything else
happened Then the man holding the
mortgage on the home announced that
It had been satisfied, and a messenger
boy left letter at the house contain
ing $500 bill. In substance the let,
ter said:
81 am not exactly detective, but
one Of the victims Of the robbery I,
like you, was doing little detective
work on my own account. made
more out of 1t than you did, az got
the man and the plumber. I am will
Ing to divide tho honors with you. Az
II was the first time ever arrested
robber or was ever arrested for one,
piease excuse the liberty take and
believe me sincerely yours"
And the name signed at the bottom
was that Of philanthropist who had
done hundreds OF good deeds before
that one.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1907-01-25

mot all people," said the jeweler.
like the ticking OF clock. 1t il a
pleasant sound to most people, but not
to all. Some people. clock lovers these,
couldn't sleep without n clock In the
same room. Its ticking Is company.
and It scares away the spooks. Such
people would wake up II the clock
should stop In the middle of the night.
But there are other people who can't
sleep with clock In the same room
and who, II they found themselves in
a strange place anywhere with clock
In their sleeping apartment, would
stop the clock before they went to bed.
or course there IL much Of habit in
this. but we have our fancles about
clocks, ns we do about all things else"
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1907-01-25

Three Americans travelling In the
French provinces thought at dinner
that they would go little higher than
the vim ordinaire included in their
three franc table dhote. and accord
ingIy one ordered bottle Of Margaux.
the second ordered Pontet Canet. and
the third ordered Haut Brion The wait
or. suitably impressed with these or
ders, retired. but he incautiously as be
retired loft the door open. and thus II
was that the three stupeHed guests
heard him give their order In these
terms:
"Baptiste, three bottles Of the red "
ArRonaut
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1907-01-25

In spite Of all the compassion iegiu'
mately excited In his behalf, the Lon
don street child seldom looks on him
self as an object OF pity, He has an
umfailing fund Of good spirits, we'll
developed sense Of humor and bound
less capacity for getting enjoyment out
OF the most unpromising materials.-
London Guardian.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1907-01-25
Uselesa salutes.

Il wonder" said the man OF a Stats
teal turn, II wonder how much pow
der Ia destroyed daily In useless IA
lutesT
There must be lot" said the fry
olous girl, but suppose women will
go on kissing one another just the
same"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1907-01-25

A sporting paper recommends GER
tain way OF avoiding the bites OF
dog. however savage. All one has 70
do il to stand perfectly stiil and h9lf
ones hand out. The dog, says the
writer, win take the hano n ms
mouth, but will not bite L. BqtkwR4
GUARANTEES have we that the dog Knows
thisf-I0ndon Globe.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1907-01-25

George Washington had Just an
nounced that he couldn't tell lie.
well" responded his father thought
fully, "as long as you were going TO
marry a widow 1t wouldn't do you any
good II you could New York Times.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1907-01-25

'Ts that all the work you can do In
a dayT' asked the discontented en-
ployer.
well, subj answered Erastus Pink
ley, II s'Dose / could do mo-, but |
never was much Of hand fob shown
Washington star.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1907-01-25

II is best to be courteous to eu, ,sYR
TO the man that you dislike. x9t1s
want to borrow money from himpome
day, Boston Globe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-26
Saft'S Reiie.

GhurGcHon, IS 20. MiGr}.
- aricgSicfrctdr Soit ulO iciue sc.
iGbrten langtcn bier 1citcru olri Der
Hetle nad) Banana, Guba ml0 @orto
Nico cll, mlrr0cit pom Mapor mo eli,
ncr 9lnja6I Siiraer be1riiBt, unO IS
ipuroc ibucn Damn ein 0o6elirilbItjlf
gelcbcn. N1N elmer Iun0iobrt olrf)
bic Stoot brluirtGcte ser Setrct6r I'M
I llbr oa3 Gn1pionJS Gomite ali
9orO ser oM1Diloncr" iuNO I'M /
llbr icbtc oo9 Shiii Die 6abrt nad)
0cm Sii0cn iort. Ger Scfretdr be-
ian0 iiA in better 2altnc uno bate
oui olle Grllcn be5iialiG ieincr ErGs
ii0aniiHait3 , GanOioatur MIR Gin
mulltcre9 Hadbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-26
&um GricgSiduuplabc.

NicoroAllaniidc 9cridtc iibcr Oic
S6ladt bel GboIltcco. - @eion-
6rtc NiCorl8toncr nu1ebliG pom
6cinOe ~geb1ngt ul0 peritiimnIclt.
NJ 1rl0uh Nicarogul, -.
0i0rj. - Gini1c mcuinc Giu3clbcitcl
ilbcr Sic Ginnahmc Ger b%on0uroltiid)s
iaIpcoorconi den Stclllun1 bel GboIl-
tcco ourd Bic Nicnrn8uoner iil0 bier
cjulctroiicu. Die 2cBtcrcn crbcutc-
ten 1900 @ercDrc, cine Nrobc 0uan-
titdt WiunitiorL ioluic Ole 6clo0lt3,
riiltirig 025 Gcin6e2. PIT POO Nous
0ur1ncr mno Sliol0orcAnCr lpnr0cn
gct00ict mo Ctul rbCnio rlclc Der.
Wui0ct. Gtyihc pcr Ser GllIht 0ca
NrGii0cntCn @cnlQu pom GCinGc &c
Ion1ct genonnnCnc NicArl1uonCr
ItllgIl NcbGnAt mo ibrC &,id)cn idlrrd
lid Dcrltiim1ne!t luor0rn icin. &rGs
ii0Cnt 3cIc0a bet Ser Nrmcc Nicu.
rua!l1'9 hcfoDtcL ollie pcrnum0etcl
@cfdnnrnea bllnlnn 81 bchNu0cIu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-26
@rn irirtr ISran uicOcrgcid)Oiicu

GIcpelcuO. O., %, MARS, r.
Cine 5amilicntrago0ic creiJlctc lid
in Nr. 1911, Superioritrobc, no Der
@1nOelorciicnOc Charles u. }lperD
ucn ieincr fr1nfcn 6rnu md1rideil-
lid t0Otlid) 8cid)oiien mnrOc. Nod
ibrer Gbot brad bic Grau in 6olBe
Ser 4uircgln1 %5uiammcn un0 lit Jet
ebeninl9 Dem [ooe na6c. Die 2~Iiioire
ereiqnctc ii0 luGbreno zines Streitc3
5nilden ocm Gbepodr, mdbreno Gel
len sic 6rou III ibrer guirc8un1 ci-
nen Ncuolper inter Gem &iiieu Der.
nor3og unO 2lperp in oen &i!den
id)oB. Sic mar Dor ibrer &erbeiros
tbinN ein Sri. Gillian Wiartin, lod)-
Ter cinc3 %befnnnten @ci6iitsmnnnes
Der Ncitieite.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-26
CuarantInc unO 0unal. 5mlgcftium.

GoloM >. W}Gr3. - Ger Gem.
pier .Slii0er" nit Dem SprcHcr
Cannon mu0 elmer Nn5o6I pon Ser
trctcrm 0c9 &um0ca Gou3rrIica al
Nor0, lit Qcitern bier on6ctoumeu.
Gle GongreEmitalitOer ouritcn 9icr
nidjt cn Son0, neil Der 0ampicr crit
uor fiiuf Eagcn pon McNc5uela obges
ilbrc1 III. Die GU1rnNt1nc &ur.
lalriitcn u~crlaHaen icd9 Gage mo Die
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES mil III @mlitclr
Der GonNrcBlcltc fcincn 4}rd5corn5.
ioQ iNliiu. Scr 0onpicr miro
mabrid)einlid bis 5llrl Nblnui Der
GuorantGue @erio0e inn &nict lie
0cn blcibcn. 9ln 9orO oc@ Campers
iii }(uc9 uoOl.
Banana, %. MGr5. Sprc.
der Cannon mo bic Gon8reBmit9lie'
Scr iinO bclltc iriib oll9 Der Guarm.
tIuc cntlliien morocn ul0 fanlcn
6Uutc iriib bier al. no3Iocu lie All
ibrcr 6obrt iiber Den &itbmll9 Die
&auoI-Nrbeiten inIpi5irt batten. Pm
9(ldJnittag tcbrtcn lie noG) Golon III.
rjid n10 illhrcn an Nbcn0 al 9oro
0co ,@liidcr" Don 0ort meitcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-26
lluQIaubli6e IoGbeit.

2on0on, %. Idr5. - Gin gft
rrgloublit)er NoGGeit pir0 oll5 so
riS bcrihtct. Solonten, sic ~ elmer
6riibiiblutg oua5ogcL fnnocn III Ell
nenl I'M ScitungSrouon geh0rigel &c
Gol5 cine poaitGnoig clttfleibetc Srou.
cnsperion, gum Sfclett obgemo1crt.
nit lpirren @noren ul0 hnlbblin0cn
Nlgcr. Gic l%lngIiidIidc loo in Cincg
Grltbc, Die so Gentimetcr ticf, t.20
0teter brett mo $50 D}etcr lang mar.
0eoedt NOR Scr &orper init ctluaa
Hetiig u10 trodcncn 0ldttern. @or.
ldlifig Itebt mon nod Dor elmer mn.
itcrioien In0ele9cnbcit. Nlti Ser 90.
ll5cilpodlc, luobin man sic Nerion
fiibrir urb nit aleiounQ un0 Nab-
RING ueriob, ucrlueigerte lie ieoe Nus
funit. Phi oic 5rogc 0c5 9tamtcn CT
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-26
GrGn0c.

GGicoao, 81, %. Mdr3.
Die bieii5e NieOerInge Der b@efannten
Sportarlifclfirmo u, IS. 5paloing &
Bros. an ser Mublib Npcnil2, robc
Monrocs StroBe, murOc Ourd 6cuer
sun ctra $l50,0O0 geihG0i8t. las
6cucr mub, cbe Is cntoeCt murOe,
cine Gou5c Stun0en i'm &ellcr geiuii.
tibet bn6cn utO ie8te Sam trob Scr
20i0pcriuhc ser Gcllrrmc6r nit etc
mcntorcr @emolt ourN Ole finn
St0dmcrte 0eS 0eb1ll0c3.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-26
GcnInti9uclc ScybrtdJra in Salt
furnicn. d.

gan 6runct5co, %. DtGr5.-
6ralt Diortba So0cr6crg, Ct Sabre
alt. nulrOc bclite iriib in ibrer Nobs
!und in 9tortb.S ntlono crmoroct
auigeilm0cn. Iie Yeid)c, MIR tbeils
lpeiic beTlei0et, mar IN cinen Sdranf
ucr6orgcn Der 6ol9 ourdidnittcn
rulo ciu 0ein Habe3u pom NunpIe &c.
trcnnt. TermutbIih mar cS 0e3 Nor.
her3 2lbiid)t, Die 2eide 81 jcritiideln
uno 0ic G0rpertbeile in Der nabell
Bal III u%cricnten. Der Sobu Der Or
moroetcn m1tr0e els Der lbat pcro1d).
ti1 in &lit %gclionlntcl. Gr mar ain
Sanltog betrltntcn nod &allie &c.
fommca utO Gottc NIT lcincr Milltter
cilCn beiti1en Streit Bebubt.
IrcO. 9uumbrct5, elm 5ubrmlnn
SIR picr III cincm 3elte po5ntc, bat
ieirc 6rau erid)oiicn mo Sclbimor0
6cJunQcu. Gic Motipc Der lbat limo
niht ouiBefldrt. Gas Gbcplar ma
fllrj uorbcr Arm in 2lrm ipa}icren
8e1an1ell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-26
gottri Nsnntct's


NerflnrlIuhaSsoo tat oe5 .Slrfonia,Gcns
eIaees Ut, 900, 5. {. ." 81.
liriIts gtr. 100" ae1inersDinrifts ssr.
1913. .. u. o." mo rSiitrifts Rr. so,
2. II. q Saae an Gereine III bernie
iber. 6einite &iere, 1'eille unb anbere
Sctrdnie. EEL: Is. & y. &ulie 500 U.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-26
Sa.ub Wteb' ,,w,el,oirSaue.D

HprbbfHeae WH SDirs uhe tkBrretsStr.
1aIptnltdriter oeS @efGHaberelus ar
Ole. Sinaiiuiosu ieocu CONGRATULATIONS
BcrfGfmIuHeen oes agcntenuiuI Meegers
&erfilS~ lcefu 2. unh l. Dterita9 i'm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-26
.autpa aub Sisstamstspn.


6alipiqIartter oeS s9abern ar. 'lini. sYer-
Gins" s@ihen!ram . SGmen : SersirS,%
g9uuipn Smusrpdbrsa zen Rau. ino oeibs
, GctfiHS.~ ,Eeutihe &cnIiit9;itfelt- uno
qSeipersgoEilG1e Ar. AIS, 3. s.. g."
Brides 'eler al ieoer 3ttt. - g. & g.
Selepb0n gS0iie 32S T..
GBrtna'S n0nutpu pieberfran8-Sane,"
Storet.Gfe ,. CTR. u. ,oit.gtee.. Gantcn.
Sdtlptal1rtier pes nGantpHsgieosr.ronsA.
2InAitttoe ieoen yiiihpod gbtrb. Ger
HGmens8er,!n Uecllnuuelt fih ieSen Hitns
lida glheun. .EoitoHdl"' Bier am 9apf.
Gbel apeaie'l elepgoH - @Ulte t4b5 3.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-26

Tr, 2t5, GIau.. ranr o. waro.efraee.
Eor3iigline g5eine, S2irituofeH u. linton.
@igdrrelt. Beetles Alter ant Sap,. qunfp
iilr @efbliiSierte Dor 1880 ssoru,. Bite
2 llbr va hiliiiGps, SeIepbon, g. 4 T.
Wit. Geriloii 300s ".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-26

6aDlte ne mr. mt ldlluQDer Stlrllnle,
cob ein W}ann tie icit Mouoten be.
rcit@ Befonacu boItc ut0 Nod)t2 SIT
ibrcr @obnltll9 Gin Stiid Nro0 un0
&olier gcbrodJt bube. M(ebr NOR aus
lbr nldt bcrull35ltbrin1elr.
@ie6crer6ffnung elmer y i
tori den &trdc.
Rom, %. Wfdr5.-Giuc ser 5olpt-
idd)lid)itcn ccrcmoniellcn 6cicrIihfci-
ten m0brcn0 Der GItcr3ci, miro bic
@ic0erar0ifmm0 Der aird)e Suu Nh
orea celia &ollc iein, elmer Scr iG)3n-
item airher Rom'a, Die icit ciuiQcn
&obrcu bcbuia &ornnbme bon Hepns
rotltren Geldloiien moroen lit. Gle
Stride itcbt orli ocn1 Nlobc olf net
dlenn 0na oltr0nliidc StnntSgcbGu0c
lton0, IN lueldcm <liua G0ior CT.
moroct mrrOe. Sic Stride mar i'm
Sabre 1891 Don Wtonhcn Oca (bens
timer SrOc19 crri1tct ulo Ooa %ns
mere ibrCa CONS, Der nud) Dem ser
Ectcr@ &ir6c Der Qr0Bte in Nom lit,
mar Don IomjniGino nit bcriibnlten
6rcafcn 0cidJmiitt morOeu.
Pin Ger 6eicr merocn 3oblrcjdc
nmcrifoniihr @ciit!iGcn tbcilucb-
men. Ser Er0ii0cnt OC0 Gouite'9 iiir
sic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lit E0ter
@inter-S 0llntAnrten III EittSburA.
Scr nmerifoniid)c 3ipeiQ oc3 (benti.
ncrs Cr0cna miro 0llrd) Entcr Huou
ucrtrctcn iein, Gr5biidof Guiglcu pom
Gbicogo miro ou t,2lptil WiciiC IN scr
Stride lCien ul0 OubCi bon Den Stll.
Ocnten OcS dmcrifouiidcn Golle0>
o~lliltirt mcr0cn. Pm =. 2lpril miro
Gr5biid)oi Seton Don Scricp.Gitp Sic
W}cllc cclcbrirCn ltn0 am 9{oGnlittoN
Gciiclbcn Cages miro Die GiuiCAuut0
Scr STRIDE 0rrd) Mor0inol Niogtinclli
CrIolGCn.
@cfcrIc mic0cr in @icn.
@teM -. Widr5. - &uiirr 6ron5
&oiepb Fat am Som'to0 Oclt 0itrcid)is
id?n Observation-Disclosures Nrcibcrrn
bon Bed ulO bclicn ul1oriiWCn Gol-
lcgCn 81. Wcfcrlc Qcmciniom in Nil.
0ic1j c%mpf0nGct. Or. @ScfcrIc mar
n0d) Micn QCfonmClL I'M Dem &o:.
Ter @0nig iIbcr oelt Stano Ser Nus
Observation-Disclosures Ncridt ST crs
I%tottell. Cob 5t oiricr llntcrreouna
olld) GrciGcrr BON Ncd ~5ltNc}odcn
porGcn lit, benefit, NoB ser Monnrd)
Deriltd)cn miro, Den bcioCu IeitcnOclt
StoatSmGmcrn ~NcNcuiibcr in Der
Nl9gicld)SirnGe iciucn rcri0utiUcn
GinflllB gcltcn0 81 MAIDEN. QjC Dor
ban0eHcn @c9cni0bc limo nbcy Der
ortiG idj.ueruicgcnOc mo Scr (on be-
ion0cr5 ser Wngariihcn NlGtter Der
ortia id)roii oblcbneno 0eitinmt oob
0icanlol oltd) ser ~pcrlGnlide Ginillll
6rou6 aN>5oieph's Deriogct oiiritNJu
Fot9cn iiir oa5 ipaniiG c
&5niaSfin0.
Moori0, %. MGr5. a5nig
2(lioulo umO &0nilin &ictoril 0abcn
gcitern bic troOitiouclle Nillcriabrt
5lm Sdreine ser 1T, ,NuDirou ollgc.
trctcL I'M iiir oie beporitebcnOe Mic
Oerfunil ser &0niAin mo lire i1neQe
8cnc'ung 5t betelt. @ic ucrI1lltet,
miro 0n3 III eruortenOc &oniNafino
0llBcr ocm E0pIt aud &oiicr @ilbclm
mo aoni0 GoporO 5u Eltbcn babcn.
lie Nrbcitcr 9cmc9unGin
@elgien.
@riiiicL %. MiGr}. - Sic NQ;.
lotion iir Gin'iibrlln6 oty ohtitijn0i
gen Nrbcit9to0ea ninmt INNER ord.
Gefe Aillltllltoiielt al. III ocnl Sob
Icnrcpier BON Gborlcroi limo ihon ci
rigc 9clcaihoitcn bcbuia Gurhict
sung Der 6orOerun9 an Ben Stritc
8cGongcn muo mar iiirhtct, cab nod
Dor Dem I. @toi cin @cncro.itrifc in
aan5 9cIgien, einidlieBlid) 0cr Ntrgc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-26
Innicnb SdjHR }5ulprr iUcrtb?

TIorcNcG NIl., %. Mdr5. -
Ger 9lc8cr e. @aroinL mcId)cr an
Grcitog bier ocil GcrilID ocnoAt bat,
6rml q. !. Rice 81 ucrGcunltigcn,
cher bird cjuGu ser 6SmiIic gcb6ri-
gen SG0ierbrmo pertrictcn mlroc.
lit Ourd) cincn ans POO bis 300 Ycr-
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continual rise of the price of copper
and the rapidly growing profits of
those who own stock in paying copper
mines. Dividends paid on copper pro-
p~erties last yea in the United States
amounted to more than half tower 80
per cent? of the total dividends paid
by gold, silver, copper, lead and zinc
mines. No single industry in the
world is now paying as large a profit
On the amount of money invested as
the copper mining industry-no single
field of activity is making fortunes
so rapidly, particularly in he Unit
ed States. During the past twenty
years the copper mines of the United
States have paid in actual dividends
$3~34,97O.446. The dividends paid by
copper mines during the yea 1906
have amounted to more than $4,000
900. You will doubtless be surprised
to know
That $4,000 invested in Michigan
copper mines in their early history
is worth to-day $4,000.
That $4,000 invested in Anaconda
in its prospect stage has a value to-
day of $25, 900.
That $4,000 invested in Green Con-
solidated only a few years g is
worth to-day 100000
That a share of Calumet e. Hecla
which cost 10 cents, has a present mar
ket value of $3.50.
That the man who invested 81 900
in Calumet and Arizona four years
ago now mas a snug fortune of $685.
000, and is receiving aanua dividends
of $4,000.
The only opportunity that man or
woman of limited means has to ac-
quire a large interest in a copper mine
for a small investment is before the
property is on a dividend paying basis
Copper mines are not for sale-the
stock of SUCH properties is not Oh the
market
To summarize. the Company ownes
and controls four groups of claims,
altogether 72O acres. The care exer-
cised in the selection of THESE several
properties reduces the N OF
risk to a minimum. The copper pro-
perties are already developed to a
point where they may almost be aid
TO have passed the prospect stage
Ore is in evidence thruout the work
ings. If it continues with depth. the
profits To the s~tockholders cannot be
m except by comparison with
other famous copper mines. The iron
property, if proven to be of sufficient
extent, will make money from the
start.
The present stock offerings will be
limited to 300 900 shares. When this
allotment is disposed of. there will
still remain in the treasury 366 600
shares. This reserve will be avail
able wnen il become necessary To
equip the C~ompany's proven proper
ties with machinery for successfully
handling and treating the
AS TO the character and business in
tegrity of the Compaay's directorate,
the public is referred to the First Ma
tional Bank of Roswell, First Nation
al Bank of Alamogordo. First Nation
al Bank of FL Paso.
Remittance should be sent by ex-
press or POstofice None order. or
Bank Draft. Where the responsibility
of the subscriber Is known. stock may
can bring about but one result-the