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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-06-18

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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-06-18

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rem peritorbenen Water berriibrter. Oa
itcbt man, bab Het,llihteit mitunter
gar niht 10 libel it,
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Defeu 3raft tein Wib eriunn; I,
Was oas 9er5 bat eingeseben,
Sat tein 9eudler nahgetan.
X i: X
Sn Oregon bat oas Grauenftimmz
reht stne Nieoerlage erlitten. Die
Mdnner Oregons baben oaourb ben
sSrauen einen 8epeis ibrer Mdtuns
geliefert. @ute 5rauen iino 81 gut
fir bic politit.
Nean tit erbaben uber oas llrteil Der
Weenge, lpenn es - unsiinitig lautet.
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iheioet oft bic grDbten Saden treffens
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ben
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Oa bat Der S6paa sebriillter phras
en-
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einem Maga5inartttel 5000 Worte
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gen, tpie ein @eiebporf fblag gum @e=
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9en gaahbarn tein 8ortetl barin
3tedt.
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ben 8ullen una oen 8Gren auf ser
Gbicagoer @etreioeb0r1e. Das publis
FUN tsirb, pie setpDbnltd, ole Rriegsa
toiten be5ahlen miii1en.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-06-18

Gin Mann in Netp SerieD fanb BEL
Der Reinigung einer alien s3iiterne
Giienbabnbonbs i'm Werte BON $780,
900. Die bon feinem por fiinfsebn Sab
rem neritorbenen 0ater berriibrten. Od
ilcbt man, oab Rei1lihteit mttunter
gar ntht 10 libel lit.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-06-18

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ten TIN bingfeit.
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bes 2anbtpirtbs @eorg Meber in ber
9epplersgaife TT ubgebrannt. Dem
umii1tigen. el,ergifhen Ginsreifen
Der Srtsfeuerlpebr gelang es, bas
Jeuer auf feinen 9erb 5u befdrdn=
ten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-06-18
2Propina AeGen- MaGau.

Raffel. Inter 8eipa4ung
ppn 3tpet @6uBlelten tpurDen 5tpet
Nerbred)er benz Neutrality-suspicious.
i'm Suiti3palait Dorgefiibrt. Nad ibz
rer Nernebmung Bot elmer ber beiben,
ber Maurer Werner, um grlaubniB
gum Mustreten; als ibm bies seitattet
tpar, gelang es ibm. burh bic Seller
tbiir, bic er geDaltiam Dffnete, ins
s5reie gu gelangeil. ct fonnte bisber
rlic6t fpieber eingefdneeil tperben. Der
3tpeits @efdngene riidtt pl0blih im
WDrruunl aus uub entflob. @efangz
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-06-18

Wabrbeit bat ein reoenb 2eben.
9ei1eu 8raft tein Wib erlunn;
Was oas 6er5 bat eiugeseben.
Sat tetn 9eualer nahgetan.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-06-18

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ben 8ulen unh Den 8Gren auf ser
Gbicdgoer GetretoebOrfe. Oas publiz
tum tstrb, tpte sepDbnlth, ole Rriegs.
toiten be5ablen miifen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-06-18

BiI1en. Die alleinitebenbe.
70 Sabre alte 8dtb. Oieoert6 tpuroe
in ibrem @9laf5immer, neben tbrem
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Brent Ier eSolef 6olheio tootlth perz
uneliidt.
5reie Stdote.
mburg. Ser Senat bat
ben 9lntras Der 8urgeri4aft, ein Sc
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-06-18


Olbenburs. Das 5aus oes
perftorbenen Obertaatsantpalts 9u=
Der, 9erbartitrabe 5, stng bur9 &auf
in ben 8eitb bes Rontreabmirals 3.
.. ellie iiber.
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lleberralhung ipirb ben MngebDrisen
elmer Grau Raifer, bic bier itarb unb
bic als lebr arm gait. Mls man bic
Weritorbene in ben Surs lesen ipollte
unb ben Strobldf umbrebte. getpabrte
man ettpus syeites. 9ei genauem
Ndnforfhen fanb man 1900 Mdrt
bdares @elb barin, bas bic Mlte ii9
absefpart bate fir bic sliidliden Grz
ben.
The Southern farm gazette., 1908-07-18

The at low price bause they were ,uber
and since they
ey were shipped purchaser position
sell them to New Orleans milk
in New Orleans
Governor Noels letter OF
June zsth and the stenogaphers transcribed the tes
ony given the June completed
The next day after
Of the testimony had to be made
of the entitled
could have told whole
hard to show that
nss'aied the facts
President HARDY who apnons Governor xoes brother College Dbv
ian President
Of the Board of Trustees illegal
those
present Hardy
they do not their independence the bottom of the
whole mess
. of .d
q
should
drink milk
and il cows-nos
huhat when affected with uh"Fcu'"-ss through dairy prooc
o Tuberculosis Both President Hardy
of santariaas
questions regarding interstate ship
o
would
shipped
rnustk violated the
tito. Of tn. ...n. for wholesome food w.. held contempt BY
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IL dispose Of
through his College
opposed right; the other
the rtns idea Of The College It's L. which many times prevents
than they affect
qualities and shall
OF
Of him
act as the n
had his and has glorious the public has
enrolled
4
able
liberal that the
reported by
said do
the attendance
supplied with
Will show the
observe his shrinking TO
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-21
LOGAN AND BRYAN.

Especial Wire to L. J. OyerlocKD
 NEW YORK, July 20.-A higher London market and no unfavoTable developments over Sunday resulted in higher prices at the opening and con tinued bullish activity throughout the session resulted in sharp advances throughout the list. The advance has been rather rapid and has been due rather to the comparatively light of ferings then to a materially increased lpublic demand. For this reason we would exercise caution when buying iuntil the list has been strengthened Iby a break which would eliminate IWeak accounts.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-21
WALKER BROS.

Especial Wire lU L. J. Overlock)
 NEW YORK, July 2O.-The market opened strong and became broad and certainly looked as if the public were coming into a large extent Prices continued strong all day and traders took the dull side. The strength con tinued until the close, and buying was of a good character. Hill stocks were well taken. Expect to see this ad- vance continue, as sentiment is very bulHsh and the pools were active if bsdJiDsy tho snecia Mics
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-21

Mexico coxing coal. Neither will work alone: a mixture of the two give the best result. Shortly before the close
 down we installed Aero pulverlzers' These machines showed during the tests no radical faults and there is no doubt that they can be made mecnan- l icalIy successful.
 Railway Department.
 A railway of 36-inch gage line mas been built from point near the smelt- CT to the American and Cananea Du- luth mines. a distance of All km. From this line branch has been built to the concentrators 1.T5 km. in length This branch was essential as it not only greatly shortened the haul, but cut out a long 4 1-2 per cent in com pensation; this line and a branch has been built to the American ore bins and to the Cananea Duluth coal bins. The lowest possible grade line
 was essential, and as the country tra' versad was exceedingly rough, the grading was heavy and there were number of high and expensive bridges The main line is laid with 5O-pound steel and is ballasted with slag. The maximum grades are per cent com pensated. The cost of this worK' completed, was S121,0S4.
 Cost of Mining anu treatment. The cost of mining and beneficial 1 ing a ton of ore at Cananea, including
 the cost of freight, refining and sell ] ing the copper, has fallen year by year The average cost for the peri cd in question was about oue-fifth less | than for 1906. and 30 per cent less than for 1905. This reduction has
 come almost altogether from reduc tions in the cost of mining. There will undoubtedly be further decrease
 in this item and look ultimately fol
 mining costs fully 9 per cent less i than the present.
 1 Reduction in smelting charges per ton of ore has not decreased for the reason that at the close down we were only approaching a point where solrt Of the improvements could be utilized On the other hand, throughout the lperiod we were charging of the very heavy expenditures for labor and ma Iterial agaiTgst operation. When we Istart up the works, however, the in movements enumerated under tht heading of The Reduction Works will be completed and We will receive
 the benefit of all these improvements and at the same time the large ex
 lpenditures for extraordinary repairs will stop. We can, therefore, fairly
 book for a notable decrease in minini
 and benefciating per ton when VI
 Istart up without further notable in crease in capital expenditure.
 On the same line we are giving
 most careful study to other items O
 Icost that may be reduced withou 1. large capital expenditure, including the problem of decreasing the per
 centage of barren fiuXes, raising thu
 grade of the matte, getting converte
 lining containing values instead o
 lusing barren quartzite, etc. etc.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-21
Special to The Review)


 PRESCOTT, July 20.-Float rock
 carrying gold values reaching almost
 into the thousand dollar a ton class was found last Sunday in the Crook Canyon district, a short distance
 south of the Crook mine, by John Bur ris, according to the statement of w. .C. Hanson, who was here yesterday
 from his camp in Slate creek. Since the discovery Burris has occupied ey- cry moment of daylight prospecting
 for the ledge, the source of the iron
 boulder which he found so highly i'm pregnated with gold. Success has net yet crowned his efforts to locate the
 source of the rich float but he is con fident that ne will yet find the apex
 of the ledge from which it was bro ken The boulder or float rock, the
 pieces of which literally sparkle with the yellow metal, weighed about 100
 pounds. Burris is prospecting with
 unusual energy and hopes to find the rich vein which ne is confident will prove among the richest discoveries ever made in that immediate section. Hanson also says that Frank
 Butcher struck a streak of gold ore in
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-21
Mining, SneIterS and StOCk Quotations
LOAT ROCK FOUND
 OF GREAT VALUE

the north end of the Wilson and
 Meadow group of mines a few days
 ago, carrying values of s400 to tae
 ton. The rich find was made in a
 shaft being sunk at depth of twen- ty feet from the surface. Butcher is
 pushing the shaft down and the streak is holding out well and promises to open into a good sized vein. The group, which comprises three claims, is owned by J. w. Wilson and R. W.
 Meader of this city. It is located on the northern slope of the range di- viding the Hassayampa river and Slate creek. The claims are among the oldest locations in the immediate section. Thousands of dollars were extracted from the ores of the shallow workings in the early days of mining here by the arastra process.
 Finson Is also authority for the statement that the upper Hassayam- i pa, Slate and Oak creeks, and Crook canyon sections were visited by heavy rains in the last day or two and that
 feed is fast springing up to the Joy
 of the owners of the vast herds or
 cattle grazing on the mountains. MT
 Hanson will leave his camp this morn
 ing.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-21
PAINE, WEBER 6 co.

Especial Wire to L. J. Overlock0
 BOSTON, July 20.-This looks like a real old fashioned bull market Nine-tenths of our people are taking profit and yet stocks closed right at the top. The buying looks good ana the whole list will go higher. The wise people were buying Adventure today and compare it with Allouez at the time they found the lode. We ad- wise buying Adventure as the best snecuIation among the low priced is- sues. Butte Coalition is still rising and will go to 30. Amalganated, Butte Coalition, North Butte and Range are gradually working higher. We are discounting an improvement Tn general business and it is perfectly safe to buy them now before all the factories are running and copper sell ing 13 to 15 cents.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-21
S. K. HOULTON'S REPORT
 OF THE APACHE MINE
Work That Has Been Done the
 Past Month.

l.. K. Houlton, superintendent of the Anderson-Apache mine, has submitted to the management of the property a report of the work done since he has been on the ground, which is along the line of the statements recently given out. all of which have been encour- aging in tone. According to this re port the work has advanced a consid- erable distance on No. 5 crosscut on the 300 level and they are still in ore. The biggest part of the face of the crosscut is in high grade ore. In ad- dition to this work Mir. Houlton has started drifting northeast out from the shaft on the 300.
 Much attention Is also being given to the 250 level where. ore has been found. One shift is being worked on that level.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-21
STRONG MARKET
 OPENS WEEK
 IN COPPERS
Looks as Though a Bull Move ment Has Arrived and Is Destined to Grow to Great Proportions.
(by Frauk J. Graf.)

O.
 Today's copper market was the strongest that we have had for months, and from indications the bull movement has just started. Amal- gamated has reached its high point for the year. The same is also true of North Butte and also of Copper Range Each day conyinces me more and more that we are on the verge ut a big bull market and that better prices are to prevail Shattuck is being well supported at 13 S-4. Denn Arizona finds good demand at 3-4. Greene Cananea is showing no signs of weak ness and all stock offered is well taken. Superior & Pittsburg gained Is today, closing at Il 7-S.
 The entire market is in splenGu condition and earnestly request those that are not in the market and intend to do so, had not better postpone their purchases much longer, TOT there is nothing in sight at present to warrant any decline in prices, but there are at present the best indica- tions in the world that they will ad- vance.
 A call of s1.0O per share has been made on Helvetia development stock payable July 25ta.
Gilpin observer., 1908-02-20
BABY CRIED AND SCRATCHED
All the Time-covered with Tortur.
ing Eczema-Doetor Said Sores
Would Last for Years-Per-
feet Cure by Cuticura.

my baby niece was suffering from
that terrible torture, eczema. 1t was
all over her body but the worst was
on her face and hands. She cried and
scratched all the time and could not
sleep night or day from the scratch
ing. I had her under the doctors
care for year and a half and he
seemed to do her no good. took her
to the best doctor in the city and he
said that she would have the sores
until she was six years old. But II
had depended on the doctor my baby
would have lost her mind and died
from the want Of aid. But I used
Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment
and she was cured in three months.
Alice L. Dowell. 4769 Easton Ave-, St
Louis, Mo-, May and 20. 1907"
Gilpin observer., 1908-02-20
Fleet Passes Valparaiso.

Valparaiso. - The great American
feet OF sixteen battleships, under the
command OF Rear Admiral Evans.
passed Valparaiso Friday afternoon
and continued on Its voyags northward
for Callao. Peru, the next stopping
place. All Valparaiso and thousands of
persons from every city in Chile wit
messed the passing of the fleet.
President Montt and other high off,
cials Of the republic came out from
shore to greet the battleships and al
most the entire Chilean navy ex-
changed salutes with them as they
swung around Curaumilla Point and
into Valparaiso bay in single file, head
ed by the Chilean cruiser ChacaSuco
and five Chilean torpedo boat destroy.
ers.
Swinging around the presidents ship
firing salutes as they passed. the war
ships headed fof the open sea without
stopping and went north.
Gilpin observer., 1908-02-20
clemeney to Prisoners.

Denver.--At a meeting of the State
Board Of Pardons Friday Thomas G..
norris, sentenced from Otero county
In January. 1906. for robbery. to a term
OF three to Ave years, had his sentence
committed to n term OF two and half
to five years. G. +. Harris and William
ID. Mitchell. both sentenced to three to
five years for grand larceny committed
in Gunnison county, will be paroled on
Monday. their sentences having been
changed to one and n half to flve years.
And Dominic Job, sentenced to four
to five years for assault to murder com.
mitted in Clear Creek county. had his
sentence commuted to one and one.
fourth to five years.
The action taken by the board and
the governor means that all these con.
victs will be released on parole within
. short tima
Gilpin observer., 1908-02-20
LIABILITY OF EMPLOYERS.
Bill Introduced In Congress to Protect
Railway Workers.


Washington.-A comprehensive en-
ployers' liability bill has been intro
duced in the Senate and House by Sen
ator La Toilette of Wisconsin. and Rep
resentative Sterling of Illinois.
The authors say the bill has the
Endorsement of the Brotherhood of Lo-
comotive Engineers, Brotherhood Of
Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen
and Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen,
and is intended to meet the recent de-
cision of the Supreme Court, by which
the employers liability act of June IL,
1906, was declared unconstitutional.
Every common carrier, while en-
gagged in interstate or foreign COM
merce, or commerce between the pos.
sessions of the United States, is made
liable to its employees who are injured
while employed in such commerce,
when such injuries are due to the negli-
gence Or mismanagement of any Of
ficer or employe Of such carrier, or
when due to defects or insufficiencies
In equipment.
This provision is made equally ap-
plicable to carriers in the territories,
the District of Columbia and the Pan
ANA canal zone, and carriers engaged
in the transportation of United States
mails.
The bill recognizes the doctrine OF
comparative negligence" as it is now
recognized in the states of Wisconsin,
South Dakota, North Dakota, Ne
braska, Nevada, Georgia and Florida
and in the act of Congress which was
declared unconstitutional.
1t permits an employe to recover
damages IL he has been guilty of con
tributory negligence. but says the jury
shall diminish the damages in accord
ance with the amount of negligence
they may find is attributable to such
employe.
1t is provided that an injured en-
pioye shall not be held to be guilty OF
contribu:ory negligence in any case
where the violation of the law by the
carrier contributed to such injury;
also that questions of fact relating to
negligence shall be for the jury to de-
termine.
In the event Of verdict in favor OF
the employe, it is required that the
court shall allow as part of the costs
reasonable attorneys fee, not exceed
ing an amount equal to twenty-three
per cent. Of Judgment recovered and an
additional fee equal to five per cent. of
the amount finally recovered for each
appeal.
An injured employe shall not be held
to have assumed the risk of his en-
ployment in any case where the viola
tion of law by the carrier contributed
to such injury. One section of the bill
specifically makes void any contract,
rule or device whatsoever, the purpose
of which is to exempt the carrier from
liability under the act. The statute of
limitations within which suit can be
brought is fixed at three years.
Gilpin observer., 1908-02-20
Food Adulterations.

Deiver.-Through the labors of the
state pure food and drug commission
the general public of Colorado has Of
late seen some remarkable revelations
concerning the nature of the things it
eats. The commission, instead of pros
ecuting cases, has been warning deal
ers, and the result is that close in
spection nowadays will show strange
changes from the labels that have hith-
erto been made familiar to the public.
In design and general appearance the
new labels are like the old, but a close
examination will show strange things
printed. usually in very small type.
Here is list OF some of the changes:
Formerly Pure Maple Syrup" now
Cane and Maple Syrup" on what was
previously known as pure apple cider
the words limitation and artificially
colored." but in very small type, now
appear; potted turkey is now "potted
meat. turkey flavor" pure cider vine
gar Is now distilled and artificially
colored;" pure apple butter" is now
fruit butter. apple flavor, 25 per cent.
glucose"
The new labels confess that bologna
sausage has preservatives in it, that
current Jelly is rs per cent. apple juice,
and that pepper contains 25 per cent.
of adulteratior-sucha as charcoal corn
meal and ground cigar boxes; that ice
cream is frozen milk and coloring mat
ter; that French mustard is 75 per
cent. not mustard at all; that olive oil
Is made from cotton seed, and that
WHISKY and port wine are mysteries.