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The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1907-09-12

MARRIAGE BY CONQUEST.
a Real Bold, Bad Man, Who Makes Off
With tho Heroine

81 am for marriage nv CONQUEST - 10
clarcd popular young woman. "and
when write the great American novel
l mean to have for nv hero 81 reoi
bold, bad man, who makes off with
the heroine in true bandit fashion ~
ism: fashionable to be bold in woonp
nowadays; it's n BATTLE of tho Wits
The hero starts with an enIprom n
square chin and becoming leonness
The heroine is ChrIstv girl Who
smokes cigarettes and always pets
invited to rich peoples houses Tho
hero makes an epiprnm md tI,on 4ho
heroine makes another one ana thcn
follows n scintIIIation of wit and CENT
cism that makes the readers bc,d
ache.
",rhe heroine hfrts so,ndoIouS,y viii,
a rich Wall street broker or o,n n,.,n,,-
facturer: the hero f,cts looner ana l,Is
Jaw gets sauarer and his clothes If
better. wifi, a,oI, s,,ccood;,,, nto,,.,.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1907-09-12
" S1&SSSSS2sdss
g 8 LOCAL NEWS. s
asesSc6oc-@ssssssiSIssss.se ~ esSGs|sa

What's the use of sad repinings
You can get there if you will.
ROXY 'us this weeping, whining
1t WON'T cure a single i'll.
Set your heart on victory ever;
You you will win out by-and-bye.
There's way wherever will is =:
Keep on trying till you die.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1907-09-12
OF COAL
West Virginia's Unique Display at
jamestown Exposition.
WILL BE DEDICATED JULY 2.
Nineteen Seams, Representing the
States Fuel Strata, Make a Column
Ono Hundred and Thirty Nino Feet
Aish-Goreoous With Electric Jiahts.

To represent her most important in
dustry the state of West Virginia Inns
erected Mt the Jamestown exposition
one of the most original monuments
ever seen In the world. 1t Is construct
cd of coal shipped from the mines of
the Little Mountain State and consists
OF nineteen seams placed ~geologically,
representative of the different strata
which make West Virginia the second
coal producing state in tho Union.
This coal column occupies n com
handing position along the water
front near the West Virginia state
building. 1t is 1870 feet high, 10 feet
square at the base and 10 feet square
at the top. The work OF engineering
Is said to have been one of the most
difficult of the entire exposition. Neil
Robinson of Charleston, w. Va, was
the contractor. or the states appro-
priatfon but $1,000 was provided for
the coal monument, and as this feature
developed into structure costing
nearly $4,000 the members of the com
mission acted as guarautors of the adj
ditioual amount until IL was assumed
by tho railroads.
-Four hundred tons Of coal were used
In Its construction. The entire weight
of the tower Is 7G0 tons. 1t Is outlined
with strings of electric lights a gI-
gantic searchlight crowns the ape
the whole forming n landmark by day
and n beacon by night. The 1Iluminn-
ton Is visible across the roads up the
bay and even far out at sea- This
monument is to be dedicated July 2,
West Virginia day.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1907-09-12
Mi ners' Hospital Board Meets.

The board of directors of tn e
Miners Hospital No. 2 situated at
Mckendree, held a meeting at the
Rufiner Friday night. The board
is composed of Enoch Carver and
-. Z. Kennedy, of this city; Will
liam Il. Reed of Clay and J..
William Mcdowell of Second
Creek, and all were present at the
meeting held last night.
Superintendent L. p. Sparks,
who is also surgeon at the hospital
met with the board and talked
over business matters connected
with the hospital.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1907-09-12
Death of Robert Jarrett.

One of the saddest death that
has occurred in our city for
sometime was that of Robert
(Polly) Jarrett, on last Thurs
day evening. His death was
due to injuries sustained by falling
from a window at the Crossman
Printing Plant where he was EN-
ployed as pressman! He was a
charter member of the FRESHMAN s
union and was one of the best know
young men in the city. The
funeral occurred at Bream Mem
orial Chapel on Sunday. which was
largely attended by his sorrowing
friends, the Printers, and Press
mems unions turning out in body.
His remain were laid to rest in
Spring Hill cemetery. We extend
our heartfelt sympathy to his be-
reaved family.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1907-09-12
Trades-Union Daily.

The unions of Seattle, Wash,
are arranging to starta daily paper.
They have had about enough of
the capitalist dailies and the in
situations of the Associated Press.
A stock company controlled by
labor, with shares of S12 each.
VIII have charge of the publication.
a string of about fifty daily labor
papers throughout the country
would put the Associated Press
and its anti-union policy on the
blink.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1907-09-12
WILL SOL We
THE PLOBIEM
To Secure Sufficient Miners For
West Virginia.
Better Wages and Working Con-
Condition Must be Offered to
Secure Practical Men.

Much has been published lately
in regard to the scarcity of good
practical miners in West Virpinin
and many theories advanced bv the
press and public, but thus for no
Inducements have been offered by
the mine owners to secure mon
from other fields.
If the operators of the State
would treat with John Mitchell
aud his associates and grant their
men the right to organize, give
them wages on which they can live
and support their families and
guarantee them working conditions
that will compare favorable with
Ohio and Pennsylvania there would
be no dearth of Sminers" in the
state, aud the operators could dis
pose of the expensive s.spyn and
"guardo system now in vogue in
the greater portion of the state.
a number of the operators are
connected with the railroad systems
III the state which pay their men
good salaries, but clam they have
to do this, as it is such Il hazardous.
occupation. Take the statistics of
fatalities OF the state during tho
past few years and it will show
that the occupation of the miners
has been far more hazardous than
any other calling aud requires more
sacrifice.
What John Mitchell has done for
the other great coal producing
states, he will do for West Virginia,
If the operators will meet him half
way.
AS to the dangers that surrounds
the occupation, we take the brave
and fearless miner who stares death
in more hazardous ways than docs
the railroad man or electrician.
Watch him when he leaves his
wife and little ones in the morning
as he kisses them goodbye to 90
down III the shaft, he says goodbye
and implants loving kisses on their
checks expecting to greet them in
the evening. He decends three.
four, five or six hundrcd feet under
the earth. Toll, Toll, toll he goes
on until the retiring hour. He
comes up all covered with coal dust.
smoke and dirt SO black even his
best friend could scarcely recognize
him. Again he leaves home and
bids the loved ones farewell as he
thinks for a short nine hours.
Down in the pit he goes ahead to
earn an honest living for his loved
ones. For II time all is well and no
thought of danger enters his mind,
all of sudden Il deafening sound,
a burst of flames, a Shrek of horror
and all Is over. The deadly gas
has exploded, and he with perhaps
many of his fellow workers have
without moments notice been
swept into eternity. The screams
OF loved ones are heard, a rush is
made to the rescue, brave and
noble comrades risk their own lives
to try and help their unfortunate
brothers. But too late when they
are reached the spark of life has
fled and they are brought to the top
mangled mass of flesh oftimcs un
recognizable. Such scenes are
familiar to all miners and no honest
and reasonable thinking man can
afford to refuse good wages and
good conditions to such men, and
they never get more than they are
entitled to.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1907-09-12

Keep on trying till you die.
Deposit your money in savings
bank. Don't carry it around and
get robbed, than kick yourself.
Two banks are paying 3 per cent,
and are advertising that fact in the
Argus.
Charleston Typographical Union
NO: lao, has changed 1.-The time of
their regular meeting from the first
Sunday afternoon in the month to
the last Saturday evening" which
Is to take effect this month. The
Sunday meetings were very poorly
attended, hence the change.
The delegates of the Capitol CITY
Trades Assembly seem to have for
gotten that they owe Il duty to
themselves and the unions they
represent. The union men of the
city must wake up unless they de.
sire to go back to long hours work
and lower wages. To be success
full organized labor must be wide
awake and progressive. Local un.
ions, see that your delegates attend
the meeting of the Assembly regu-
larly.
u. ) Creedon, who has been in
this city several years, has left for
new field of labor, Mr.. Crcedon
was Il member of the Tailor's union
and has represented thatRbody in
tho Trades Assembly for the past
two years in an able manner. He
was staunch union man and it is
to be regretted that he has left us.
The best wishes of his host of
friends and admirers go with him
and may success crown his efforts
in the future.
Now is the time for the members
of the different locals to prepare
themselves, especially in the pay
ment of dues and keeping them
selves in good standing over the
winter months. There is no DENY
ing the fact that most every mem
Der can pay sufficient dues in ad-
vance to carry him over the winter
months. If then sickness or some
more serious trouble overtakes one
~ "SA'S'eo S-hpSSpSd CStl nc )dlu,
which will be done cheerfully il
the brothers do their part. Broth.
ers, prepare yourself by paying
sufficient dues in advance to carry
you over the winter months.
Col. VIM. F. Cody, tho original
and only Buffalo Bill, will appea:
at every performance of Buffalo
Bill's Wild West when it visits
this city. Any rumor to the effect
that Col. Cody is not with the ex-
hibition can be set down as a state
ment without fact to back it, for
Buffalo Bill is still in the saddle
and directs each performance. He
also appears in the principal scenes
and in The Battle of Summit
Springs, he will enact the role
which he originated in active In
dian warfare over thirty years ago.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1907-09-12
Notice to Unions.

The Labor Argus wants to
print all the news interestina
TO The various local unions in
the State, also all labor news
OF interest. The secretaries
OF the locals can greatly assist
IN tins work by mailing news
and notices TO us. All copy
LOT succeeding issues should
De IN the office not later than
tuesday of each week, aud
should be written ON one side
OF the paper only.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1907-09-12

Every union man should sub
scribe for The Labor Argus and
help spread the voice of labor in
every household.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-12

(Spe6iea fiir bicic 3eituug.)
Sbnc Sit tciu Sabrscib!

8enn's ni6t anbers gebt. MN,
bnnn ~ltreift man chen, IN Chicago.
Nber einmiitbig unb praftil6 per>
I6nfft bnS %plt ii1 ba 8edt. Atdf)
bieIem Yrin3ip, bas in DEM einmil>
tbigen Srotelt unO DEM gemein<
a NJ e &or9e b en be
Y nj 8 9egen Die Ius@
b eutung beItebt, mill man, in
Chicago natiirli6, MN elm fir ole
9Pnl einem @emeiniibel n6ldaffen
nm 5ipar auf Dem Selbe Der StroBenz
babnlpa9en : GommoOitdt. Sbrelun9
boben Die S~obr9dite es ii6 9einllen
Iniien miiiien, in Den Strabenbabn<
lpagen in brangbnrer f!lrhterliher
Gr9e ge9en @e5ablung eineS Nidels,
Der 5u eitem Sip berebtigen lolte, an
2eoeritrippen 81 bGn9en unh lid auf
Die 6iibnernligen tretcn 81 lailen. Sebt
enDli6 lit linen Der 0ebulofnben ge<
riiien. Cine 8eipegung lit nuf Der
~yforbieite i'm @nnge, nelder na6 Dem
8%runpiab: nSbne Ste fem 6abr<
GELD" Die Strabenbabn9eieui1nft
5tptn9en mil, Den Sdnagteren ettf>
neber Sibe 81 9eben ooer auf Die @ins
beimiuns bes Nifels 81 per5i6ten.
Sem Gernebmen nod ioQ bemnGdlt
cine Notwithstanding CUR @rilnz
Dung elmer Organization ab9ebalten
merben, beren Wit9lieoer iid perpfli6>
ten, einen &nopf nit Der Snihrift:
$50 ieat = no pan" 81 tra9en nnp
bem9emdB 81 bnnbeln. 4
9etritt elm Wann pber cine Srar
nit einem iolfen @b5eiben Die ~Gar"
10 tpirb Der Serr Gonbufteur linn ODER
ibr gu einem Siee perbelfen ODER i'm
Salle er iif nit Naiionnieren ober
@epalttbdtigfeiteu 81 belfen beliebt,
miro Der Inpalt bes gereins ben @ee
Der alage betreten unb befanntli6 III
Die idtpahe Seite elmer @eielihdfi
Der @elbpunft unb nuf 3 er Seite bir
miirbe pabri6einlid cine beiliame
@irfung nibt nllsbleiben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-12
Cine SrbcnsseiGidjtc.

Sn Dem Softbeater zines tleinen
Silritentbums, oeiien Serri6er our6
feline Greigebigteit I'M Srbenperleiben
befnnnt iii, gaitirt elm b~eriibmter Ses
noriit. in Der Soffnung, lid ieiner
&nopflodidner3en be6oben 3u ieben.
&ber acknowledgements, 10 iebr man
i'm aud FONT nit alerlei Nus8ei6s
mIngen iiberi6iittet, Der erIe6nte Or
ben 6leibt aus, uno traurigen Screens
mllB er enoli6 abreiien. Ser Siirit,
Der auf Der Serrniie leineS S6loiies
beim Sriibitiid iibt, liebt ben i'm Teiies
pagen northumberland SGn9er, uuo
feiner acknowledgements benlerfenb,
ipenoet er lid nit Den 8orten an ieis
men Iomtnnten: o8eiB gar ni6t,
ipnrlim Der Iann Elm 10 mibber9niios
ties @eItdt mn6t, fam bod pa6rs
baftig nit ieinen Grfolaen bier 8us
frieben fem; morauf lid Der Noius
tant Die gemerfun9 erlnu6t: sd
CLAUDE, &obeit, Dab es linn bauptiG6s
lid INN Die @r~lnngung zines Sroens
an tbuu lpar unO bab baS &us6lci6en
besIelben - ia, a6er mnrllm
bat MA mir benn oas niGt geIaot?
0luIm bolen sic Die ii6lihe 4us5eibe
nun8." Gin 3uruf perauIaBt ben
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-12

ntpd61t NIT Der Iplfommenbeit bes
fDrperli6en Srgnns uno nimmt ab NIT
Der Gifbilbung besielben; ie tbdti9er
bas Organ, oelto rihtiger Die itnnlt6e
WprltelllIn9. Sc mebr Oa9egen Der
8eiIt lid IN lid lelbit pertleft, oelto
mebr lit er a%bge5ogen bon Den dubes
rem @egenltdnben, u1o belto fpeniger
iptrft Die Sinnestbdtigfeit auf ibn elm;
es pd6it Die 9enftrait nit Der a6s
itei9enben 9ebensperiobe, pieppbl Die
Gimme unb iinnliden &rdfte = SHAM
taiie, 8ebd9tniB - ibipdder werz
BEN"
.@S bat bie Seele", ingt S6leier<
NADER, ~eine unperipilitli6e Wtadt,
Die it'd nift eridopft unO ausgibt, Die
lire Strait bur6 Die Sbnt nift abnlbt,
Die niGts perliert, penn lie banbelt
unb lid mittbeilt. Ioubern lid na6 Dem
Sanoeln MIR flarer, reifer, ltdrfer
nno 9elunoer fiiblt. 10 oaB, lpenn allh
&0rper, Sinn unb ielbit @rinnerun9
iih "abituntpfen, bod niht pas innerc
2eben uno ni6t Die Siiue GROCER nnp
bl. @ebanten."
~Sie Gimme empfinben ni6t ibr
eigenes G%npfinben, Der @eiit aber
benft nnd iiber iein eigenes Senfen
nno erfaBt lid i'm SelbitbetpuBtlein
ais untbeilbnre @inbeit, ais ben Wfit>
telpunft ieiner ei9enen Sbdtigfeit, nls
ielbitltdnbiges, perionlihes 8eien ben
ilbrigen Welen 9egenilber. llnb neil
er benft, barllm ipriht er, benn Die
Spra6e lit, tpie Der @riede ldnglt err
FAINT bat, MIR Die gri1eimung Der
gernunft, Der @ebanfe MIR oas 8ort
oes 9eiltes.
Sdtte Der Ienid MIR iinnli6e @ms
%pfinoungen mie baS Sbier, bann mare
er auf unfrei pie bas Sbier, bon ben
iinnli6en Srieben unpiberiteblih 9es
trieben. Iber Der Weni6 lit frei, unb
er ipeiB in iebem N~uaenblife ieines
Sunbelns, baB er frei lit unb in iidb
Die &aht Der Selbitbeitimmuns trd9t;
er tpeiB unb fiiblt tief, mie iebr er ii6
entpiirbiet. tpenn er Dem iinnlihen
Sriebe ii6 bineibt, unb er bat ben
WRutb uno hermag es, Dem Sriebe entz
gegen3ubanoeln bur6 Die Strait DeS
@eiites unb Die Tbat bes freien 8il>
lens. unb nod einem boberen, augez
meinen unb bleibenoen Cute al Itres
ben, pie es feline SnteIligen5 erfannt
bat. 9enn tpie Die GrfenntniB, 10
au6 bas @erlaneen; Die iinnlife
8abrnebmuna er5erst ben iinnli6en
Srieb, Die geiitiee grtenntnib bas eeis
iti9e Streben = Die iittlide Sreibeit."
Seine 8raft aber ipirft gesen iidj
ielbit. Benn barum Der @enid Die
Strait bat, BENT Sinnlifen 5u ipibers
itebeu unb bieies 81 iiberpdlti9en, 70
fam bicie &raft ~feinesiuess BON linn
ielbit ansseben.
(S6IuB fpIat.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-12
&fe elmer jnnsem Miifom
Sn Der 9i5seie Nortbamptpn, Gafen-
bant, Nurfulf, England.

$50 tpirb sesenpdrtis Die FL. Meiie
9efeiert unb Der Se9en 9%eipenbet?
Sn eiuem 8 Of It ii b Of e H., fir
beiien @ebrau6 i6 einen S6il>
ling per 8o6eA be5able.
Ourfi6nittlide ip6dentli6e Gol>
Iefte IS Cd.
Sur cine Stiite in u%nierer gtotb-
bic 9offnun9. @epiB feline ros
iieen Iusii6ten. iperbet SIR. liebe
2eier, lpobl bemerfen. I6 pobll
8er tpeib? @robe 9inse baben in
Der Gesel gar fleinen Infang. Sa
mar Der Staa 5u Bethlehem nnb
@ottes Sanb purbe bod nidt pers
fiir5t. SD babe Soffnung. Sd
babe ioear groBe Soffnun9, baB
bieie junse Iiiiion. tpel6e our6 ben
8ii6of bon Nortbampton er0ffnet
tpllrpe, cine grobe Riiiion tperben
tpirb.
@ber ~ausipdrtige Silfe lit ausens
blidli9 notbig. 8erben mir bies
ieIbe erbalten?
Sd babe bemerft. tpie bereittpiIis
Die @it9lieber bes 81. u NJ
tonius BON Yabua 8ers
ems ben armen, nit Notb fdms
pfenben YrieItern 81 Siilfe ellen.
Io6te es nibt audi mir p~cr9onnt
fem, DAB Tie ebenfaus einen ipmpas
tbii6en unb mitleioisen 9lid auf mid
unb mein &ingen. einen SorpoIten
bes fatboliiGen 8laubens in bieier.
iniofern es ben futboliihen 8lauben
betrifft. birfti9en @e9enb, gu sriins
ben, perfen? Sit es mir ni6t 81
boffen pereonnt. lieber 2eier. Dab
Sbr, in gurem @ifer fir Den Sort
Ihritt jenes @laubens. mir cine bilfz
reide Sanb reifen iperoet? Sns
b%riinitie rufe i9 Gu6 81, mir bei5us
iteben. SIR ieio pieGei6t auBer
Stanb biel gu ibnn; aber e n
10 tonnt Sbr bod II n.
Sbuet bas peni9e, baB in Guren
&rdften itebt nm 9otteS @iaen unb
nit benz anbern .@eni9en", ipeld)es
mir geboten pirb, perbe i6 i'm
Gtanbe fem. alien grnites Dieie
Wiiiion 81 %griinoen.
Us eibet meinem bringeu>
ben SiIferufe ni9t
taube Sbren.
.Woge @ott Cure Sbeilnnbnle.
tpel6e SIR Der 0riinbuu9 c liner
MilIion 81 Safenbum entgegenbringt.
ie9nen unb gu6 @ebeiben 9eben.
+ Irtbur.
Siihof bon northampton"
Ibreiie: Gep. 8. @. Sra d.
Sempton 1oab. S%afenbam, NorfoIt.
England.
g. 9. = Sd nerbe bdnt6ar uno
prompt jebe @abe our6 elm i6ones
Bib BON Seiligiten Ser5en aners
fennen.
Sie neiie Iiiiion pirb Dem 81.
Intonius pon 1abua eefpeibt perSen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-12
Gin fnrses 0ebet fam nifts ifaben

@or einieen @o6en traf i6, 10 err
3dblt elm Yrieiter, einen alien 75S
jGbrigen @reis, Der 9erabe ieine eins
Si9c Sub beior9t bate, @r sriiBte mid
nit freuDiger @brerbietun9 uno 10
tanlen mir balD in cine 9emiitblibe
llnterbaltun9. pie mar lie 5ufpeilen
nit bieberen, edit fatbplii6en Senten
ba6en fam. CT er5dblte mir IN
Sturgeon ieinen gan5en 2ebenslalf.
eros aler Stiirme bate er lif ipader
aebalten, fem @unber baber, buB er
in ieinen alien Sn9en, tpielpobl arm.
bod gliidli6 unD 5ufrie0en le6te. Ils
iunger Wtann mar er Elm reft lpdgz
baliiger Heitfne6t 9efpeien bei bers
Idieoenen bprnebmen Snnlilien.
Sc ipilber unb unbeugiamer oas
iunge Sferb mar, nm 10 lieber ltieg
it barauf", ingte er, inbem Ieine
ultersi6ipaden Iugen in Susenbfeuer
nufblibten. nSa, i) babe prd6ti9e
Henners So6len eingeritten, auf Die
fein Mnberer ii6 biumlfpa9er fpolte."
Limb lit Sbnen benn ME elm lln>
9lild 3ll9eltoBen!"
n@enn immer i6 nuf's Yferb
ltie9", eripiOerte er flug i6nrun3elnD,
oingte i6 alemal i'm &er5en: %
Miaria, iGirme mid. o Geiliger S6ubs
engel, bei6ilbe midi" - unb es lit
mir ME etipas S6limme5 paiiiert."
Bas Der cute @reis II leiner
ei9enen @rfnbrung nit iold)er llebers
3eu9ung mir perii6ertc, baben mir 9es
ipiB ollie an ms lelbit 6eipnbrbeitet
geiunben. Gin fur3es 0ebet 5ur re6z
ten 3eit fam nicbts ic6a0en. @s be-
i6iibt ms in alien @efnbren bes 2eiz
bes uno Der Seele. Wdbreno Die
8elt cit itnunt iiber einen logenann@
ten gliidli6en 3ufon. iiber Elm unerz
fpartetes Sa5ipii@entreten bon rettcnz
Den llmitdnbcn, lit es bod in 8abrS
belt bic g0ttli1e @oriebung, Die tets
il6er ms pnd)t unb o6ne oeren 8iIien
unb 3ulaiiun9 aud fem 9aar bon
unIerem &opie fdQt, 9eihpeige benn
etnas @i6tiaeres ms 5uitoBen fnnn.
Sieie 8abrbeit lit III Den Ser5en
Der edten Gntboliten 10 tief geipur6elt,
Dap mir d~lentbalben &ellten jeoen
Stanbes unS alters bege9nen, Die in
@lem Die &nnb @otteS erfcnnen rno
e~hriurchteDDu unhcteteu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-12

8d9en, 5u balter, uno in eini9en Wfi@
nllten febrt Der Ibjutant nit einem
SdGden 5uriid, bas Der Shirt bDdits
ei9enbdnbig III ben @d9en ruirft. Sic
llmbiluung entferncnb, entOedt Der
ilbcr9liidli6c Sdnger Den eriebnten
Croen, iperOet it'd nber I'M nddbiten
Iugcu6lid eritdunt an Den 6ilriten
NIT Dem 3uruf: ySur6lnldt, es Itllo
ia 3fpei!" 500 Sea, Den atperen
fiir Den &utld)er."
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Observation-Disclosures.
(gpn &. 81

~ don otter ba6e ib am offenen
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-12

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mir ausma6e, lie tbdt
gebn I'M Sd tperO fie
bod nit aaeenig 9ebn
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bot 1ie's geoei6ielt, bab
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-12
Sebe miirSis bcines bpben gerufss!

9oleslnn Ser @ierte, 8Dui9 Der
8olen, trug beltanOig oos Bib ieines
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tete es nit Jti6rung mn ipro6: .Sern
lei es o mir, aeliebter Batter. DAP
ib ie bds @eringite unterne6me, mas
Der @bre 0eines 9inmenS un0 Der
@iirbe meiner foniglidJen Nbitnms
nuung 8ulpiber mdrel
60 bieier 90nie. Sino min ais
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mno, Elm auseriuGblte5 &plt, Gin
prieiterli6es @einle1t e Yetr. 2.
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liQmo6enoe 8naoe mad ben @orten
besielben Npoltels t~beilbnftig geipors
ben Der gottlid6en Nntur q Yetr. 1.
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cine @errentun0 mlb QueiidnIna pers
uria9en. ct. Safo6s Gel fiirirt lei6t
beibe llebeI. Seriu9t e. nur.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-12
Spbn Gitidj, Gsa., ais Scrue.
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0tiiter @bitcr!
0es ipar en,ol c Sag geitern. Nis
tier Gbiter. Der rerb .Iir nod lang
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friegt, emol noG gtelpart &c sebn.
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llmgesenb. neil Sd ndullid iibernQ
befannt iein, unb es eebt aQemal 10
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9emietbli6.
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NGmli6 Die Ilti bot ibr'n Ieinb uifz
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-12
D.
8mtmat6ig.

Spibbube (5um golegen) 4:
"8arum bait Su 9eraoe Dem neu9es
badenen &e6tSanpalt gum @ertbeis
bigger 9enommen unb nift ben erfabs
renen alien Suiti3ratb?"
Cine fleine S6mahe bon mir = iG
prote9ire germ iunge Salente!"
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-14

the Crackerjack Gold will shortly make
large additions to their working force,
probably employing the third shift on all
work. This is in line with the policy OF
the company to push their development
work as rapidly as possible during the
winter months. when conditions are con-
sidered more favorable for extensive de-
velopment, where a large force is en-
ployed.
Work in the tunnel on the Surprise
property, owned by Beck and Wilson, the
we'll known Crackerjack operators, has
been resumed. The owners intend to
drive the tunnel some nifty feet farther
to cut cross ledge which has large
outcrop on the surface.
The face of the Surprise tunnel is row
in six feet of good milling ore, with some
seams carrying extremely hign gold
values. The Surprise is considered one of
the biggest milling propositions in the dis
trict, and the result of the new develop
ment work will be watched with interest.