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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-09-23

Star and its extension the Elk Ten
U-Ate which have large bodies OF
low grade lead ores now in sight,
many thousands Of tons having
been packed over the range to
Aspen and Crested Butte several
years ago. There is no question
AS to the future of this section as
the mines ard ores are there in un
limited quantities but nothing can
be done with them until some time
as til ~ can be put on the cars ut
a moderate expense The Doctor
mine district will also come to the
front when the roads are put in
condition to enable the miuers to
cheaply haul their ores to the cars
1t is thought that the mineral belt
extends from the Doctor mine
northward up the divide between
Taylor park and Spring creek to
the North Star properties and
laps the Italian mountains to Ce-
ment and East river sections. The
geological formations are identical
and the porphyry belt extends over
both divides rs also are the lime
Delts seen outcropping along ON
either side Of the mountains and
the head of the gulches. Some
rich ores have been picked up in
thus country aud all that is requir-
ed TO locate the veins from which
tie float has been brought would
be systematic prospecting. There
are II few old time miners holding
down some Of the best looking
veins to be seen any where but
they do nothing. take up all the
ground III sight and thus keep
away all legitimate mining that
might otherwise come that way.
There are hundreds of places along
the contact below the North Star
group of mines to the south aud
eastward where iron aud Trad car
tspnAte ofes Gan In seea At tue ont.
crops between the lime aud pos-
phyry formations.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-09-23

good for board, TIE men say the,
had M knowledge there was 4,
Strike on. Arriving at Marble
they were interviewed by the strik.
ling marble workers aud most OF
them laid down their tools, and
5hehrinR of work in the fruit dis.
ltrict Of Paonia, walked over the
Huntsmau' hills to the North
Fork. The company sent special
constables after them. caught most
of the msn at Somerset, just this
side of the Delta line. and filed up
the Jail at Marble. all without any
Authority from the sheriff. John
Perault c. Schatz and Pat Nevin
were srraigned tor beating their
board bill (about three meals and
nights lcdxing) while Thos Kel-
ly and Chas PiLeler were charged
with securing transportation from
New York under false pretenses.
Justice Thompson bound them
over as aforesaid. The other
prisoners were given the choice of
a similar sentenre or going to work
IN the mills and qnarries aud al =
parentIy went to work.
Sheriff Hanlon and District At
torney Logan got wind Of this. aud
AS district court had just adjourn
ed, started at once for Marble. The
prisoners arrived here Thursday
niyht aud were immedi ately re-
lea.ed by Deputy District Attor-
ney. b Fl Wegen-r on the ground
that the information is defective.
The extreme penalty for beating
board bill is $25 fine or fifteen
days in Jail. District court was iu
session 1T the tins OF the prelin,i.
nar y hearing and to hold them to
the next term OF court in April,
1910, would subject the men to
seven mouth's imprisonment aud
the county 10 = thousand dollar
hoard bill. The two prisoners Hc-
cused Ut securing transportation
under iA!ss pretenses assert that
the company was guilty Of tue
taj6sfnUopaosg In withholding ia.
fufmsts0n 6f'tlso strike, and that
t6e o6euss II any Was committed
in New York aud net in Colorado.
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More Marble Trouble
0unnison NewsChampion

0unnison News-Champion
X. j. Mahoney, marshal Of the
town of Marble, in northern Gun
nison county. and a special con-
stable appointed by Justice A. S.
Thompson of that place. arrived
in Gunnison Wednesday night
bringing five marble cutters, who
had been bound over to the next
term of the district court. This is
an outcome of the strike ON there
against the Colorado. Yule Marble
company. rLis compsny import
ed twenty-five or thirty marble
cutters rom New York state agree.
ing to pay transportation and stsnd
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-09-23

camp, No attention has been given
to finding and developing the rare
metals, Is not now agood time to
attack this unexplored field, so
promising in rewards :?
Remember, good body of high
grade pitchblende is today the rich
est prize in mining.
Progress at FIRST will I've necessar-
lily slow, but with the characteristic
energy and intelligence Of the Colo
rado miner and hearty pull to-
gether the results in this unex-
plored field need not be doubted.
Respectfully
Thomas + Walsh
The Colorado School OF Mines
is prepared to assist in carrying
out the important work suggested
in the above letter. Through the
Vinson Walsh Research Depart
meut the school will. until the first
day Of October, 1910, make free de-
examinations for rare metals OF all
metals sent in. All communics
lions and determinations will be
absolutely confidential, A sample
OF pitchblende will he sent to the
postmaster of each mining town
for the public to see and examine.
As the Vinson Waleh Research
Department has undertaken to
produce rsdium in Colorado, it is
now in the market for the pnrch ass
Of high grade pitchblende ore.
All samples and communications
should te distinctly marked with
the name Of tue consignor aud sd
dressed to the Vinson Research
Department, Colorado School VI
Mines, Golden, Colo.
Victor c Alderson,
Pres. Colo. School Of Mines
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-09-23
Victor Mine Sold

0unairoa News Chsopioa
All details OF the sale OF the Vic.
tor mine Il White Pine 10 tise Mn
mi Mining company Of Boston
capitalists have been completed
and the 6rst payment was made
yesterday in cash. The Victor,
formerly the Beta, has shipping
record of nearly half a million.
This sale has been mentioned in
former issues Of the News. Ch sm-
pion. es.'
After the slump in silver it was
abandoned aun relocated by Emil
Peterson and brother Alfred. Last
winter Peterson ran a new cross
cut tunnel, struck the ore at 160
feet in the tunnel and 70 feet
under the surface. Sixty feet Of
drifting has disclosed an ore bo1y
an average of three feet wide and
ore still in the breast. In some
places the ore is six feet wide. 1t
is n high grade Of lead ore with
gray copper, containing gold and
silver values. Several tons ship
ped have returned 500 gross and
over $40 net. The property was
owned by Peterson brothers, Mrs.
s. D, Crump of Denver fifth and
the Tomichi Valley Smelling Co.,
two fifths.
New owners have put a force OF
eight men at work under direction
of Emil Peterson a, temporary
superintendent and large ship
mehts will begin at once. There
seems to be no question bat here
is dividend paying mine at once.
Louis Britton of Boston, Mass. is
secretary and treasurer of the
Eismi Mining company and came
out 10 make the deal.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-09-23
Coal Mines

The Crested Butte coal company
made it's initial shipment of five
cara from the new vein oD Monday
to Salida. The company are DOW
in better shape than ever for pro-
duc,iou as they have two veins
open fl ON which to draw coal if
needed to keep up with orders.
They have installed another set of
scales at the upper mine and every
car OF coal is weighed rs it comes
from the entry of each mine.
The Puerlo Fuel company are
pushing shipment from both their
soft and hard coal properties and
this years production will exceed
that of any previous season Of op-
erations here.
The c. T.. & 1. company are
making large output of coke and
steam coal while the Ruby anthra-
cite mines are excelling the pro-
duc,ion of other yea,s. Supt. Nc
Allister is surely making a record
for himself this summer as be has
put out more hard coal from the
properties than any one before
him having charge Of all the COM
pany,s mines here.
Manager Ira Littell is here this
week looking after the general in.
terest of the Pueblo Fuel company
mines which are working more
smoothly than ever and shipping
more coal than heretofore. This
company has the big end OF the
city coal trade and their own de-
livery teams which haul direct
from both hard and soft coal mines
and deliver to the houses ia short
order.
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Notics Of Adjustment Day
ESTATE OF FwARRExk JARVIS, DECEASED

Ths unsiaesisneA. having bccn sppointe,i
Ad.aisistrssrix of tho estates Of Warren T. Jar-
13sats " Colorado dccoa.sa. bsrvby a1vss nosics
skss she will appear befors the Couniy Court
VI said 1unnisou County, - the Court house in
day " Oct. ,bsr, A. d. lsp, 1t ssse hour often
ocsCck !. =. VI satd day, at wi,ich time all
porsSsus lssvins clnSus ASguinst eaid estate are
notlnsd aud rsauep ted to attend nor the pur pose
uf having the same adjusted. All persons in
debred 10 said estate are requ. tod to make
immediate payment to tn, undersigned.
Dated Mt Gunnisou, Colorado. this 2nd day Of
Septembsr, A. ID. wv.
ANNA G. JARVIS,
Administrix Of tho estate Of Warren Z.
Jarvis. Deceased.
First pub. Sept. Is. last pub. Oct, II. 1909
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-09-23
Notice Of Final Settlement

In the matter Of the Estate OF Louis Bruno,
Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given, That on Monday. the
Atm day Of OctOber, \. -, iMn. brin. one of the
regular days OF the September Tenn of the
tsS,inty Court Of Gunnison County. in the state
Of Colorado, L. Nike weich. Administr ator OF
said estate. will appear before the Judge of
said Court, present my tnxl settlement As such
Admins istr Ator, pray tho approval Of the same.
and will then apply tO he discouraged rs such
Admin rtrator. At which time and place auy
person In interest may Appear and ps resent oo-
jeotlous W tine ssmo II any there be.
Dated At Gunnison, ColoradO. Aug q, 1909.
NIKE WEIGH
Administrator OF the Estate OF Louis Bruno.
Deceasod.
First pub. Sept, 9, last pub. Sept. y, 1902
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-09-23
To the Timers and Prospectors of
Colorado

Radium has never been produ-
ced in our country. 1t is of al
most priceless value. It is ex-
tracted from the uranium in pitch
blende. Pitchblende so far is
found in gold and silver sulphide
veins. It looks like magnetic iron
has the black lustre OF gun metal
and great specific gravity. Pitch
bIende may be found in any miping
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-09-23

Hurvey No. U3SI6 u. =. Land Ohtce,
Aontrose, Colorado,
July 81, 1909
Notice Is hereby given that in pursuance Of
the Act OF Congress. approved May 10, 1872. G, F
Meek whose postoilIcei Is Marble. Colorado. has
made application for patent for 5y.9 acres on
tho BLACK slate, No. S Placer, benriug slate,
situate in Rock Crock Mining District. u mi.
ron County. State OF CoIorAuo, and des' rio I'd
as follows, viz: The N. u Of n. +. = OF .. ~;
the y. u of 8. u OF s. II. y Of N. W. the 4
of ). W. y of N. w. 4; the y. u Of N. W. 4 of
N. W. y in Sec. !, T. i2 5. X. IS W: also the n.
II Of +. y Of $. W. y OF 5. W. r.: and the w,
Of ). f. \ ot ). W. u in Sec. 70, T. ii, $, X, W W.
Containing an area Of sos acres after ex
cluding all conflict with Sur. No. 6f3S a, Ham
ner, Eagle. FALCON, f,sg and Curbstono iodes-
Sur. No. 6Ssy B, Flag. Mili--ite, Sur: No. SlIS.
Lime lode. Sur, No. l7727 Norwin Placsr, Bur
No. AL Blue Marble and White Marble lOdes
and Sur, No. 86sU lslet Placer.
Net area in Garfield ksnd District. ll.4 acrcs
Net area in Aontfose Lsnd District, &s.1 acres
and forming portion Of the 8. W. 4 Of Sec.
~, I. II s. K. IS W. and w. y Of Sec. 4. II ;. H.
W W. Of tho 9Th r. n.
Said location being recorded In Vol. 100, page
2jl Of the Hecosds VI Guunison County, CoiorA-
Adioiaing cl.isanes owners OF the above
named CLAIMS.
n. p. BLAIR
Register
First pub. August 5, last Ostober II NOV.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-09-23

mel. The company will keep on
during the next month before
closing down for the winter.
Manager Bennet of the Noun
tain King is driving ahead by
haud work until he gets his CON-
pressor into commission again
which will be by the first OF next
mouth.
Manager j A Goodwin Of the
Dupoet end Esoai~ tWanels ic ar.
ranxin . to put in winter supplies
for the purpose Of keeping the
drifts goiug continuously.
The Aspsn mining fraternity nre
stronS Sly indorsing the plan OF b.
Clark Wheeler. of driving a new
drainage tunnel which will cut
1890 feet below the collar 1t the
Annie shaft. The famous tunnel
which is already driven in nearly
1000 feet aad il continued on iuto
the mountain will gain the depth
mentioned. 1t is probable that
the necessary money will be raised
from private sources to 90 forward
and complete the tunnel which will
unwater the whole mine district to
the depth Of nearly two thousand
feet. Aspen has sume of the most
wonderful ore bodies in her old
mines that have ever been opened
in the state and all that is required
now is to get the water out of the
mines and the famous old camp
will I've again put into big produc-
ton and thousands OIL miners en-
ployed,
1t is n matter of general satisfa-
ction and interest that the county
commissioner at their last meet
ing took up the proposition OF
building the Taylor river cut off
wagon road 10 the Dorchester and
italian Mountain mining districts
and have decided to CONNIE :e op-
erations on that enterprise at once
next season. The work done
on the main road up Taylor was a
much needed Improvement and is
well done but there is stiIl room
TO: improvement in several places.
The Enterprise mine has about
completed its power plant and will
contipus work upon the property
during the winter months and
whenthe wagon road is finished
next season to Jax Cabin large
tonnage of ore and concentrates
from the mine may be looked for
and continuous shipment during
the winters will be possible as the
road can be kept open all the year
round. There are dozens of other
old mines in that locality which
will also be put into commission
when way is made to get the oret
of the district to the railroad. One
Of these properties is the North
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-09-23

ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-09-23

Manager Bennet of the Noun
tain King is driving ahead by
hand work until he gets his CON-
pressor into commission again
which will be by the first OF next
mouth.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-09-23
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOX
UNITED STATES PATENT

Survcy No. O3s76. u. s. Land Office,
Aontrose, Colorado,
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Clemens e. Salsfe.

Ser @oiiiiden s3eitung miro ge-
idrieben: @erner Clemens, ser
groBe grfinoer auf Dem @ebiete Ser
Sednif, in~sbeionbere Der @leftri5i=
tat uno Ser nit ibr perbunoe1ei.
8iheniboften, miomete 1if nod
Dem er i'm Sabre 1849 aus Dem 0ti=
litarOienIt -als Sauptmann Ser Mr=
tiaerie geibieoen tpar, init lei,len
ga1l5en groBen &rdften Dem @eoei-
ben Der 6irma Clemens & &alsfe.
9ieles Subdivisions bottle ct. 5u=
iummen nit Dem Medanifug S. g.
5aIsfe ihon 5mei Sabre porber 9e-
griinoet, uf1o er fiibrte es meiter,
als Der &ompagnon I'M Sabre 1866
aus Ser 5irn1a oustrat, oie nod
iest beitebt uno einen @eltruf got.
Ils Werner Clemens, ibon 72
Sabre alt, bon &oiier Srieorih 1e=
a0elt miiroe, nabm er Die offi5ieue
&unbe nadmittags in ieinem 4r-
beifs5immer eelaiien entgegen. 9annl
eirg er rubig 81 leiner Srau ano
begriiBte tie init Ben @orten: yMut=
ter, mad Old fertig. @ir miiien
iofort aiisgeben, Inn Ibnen gu fat
fem. Na, oie @bnen muroen, nidt
gefauff, aber I'M &reile Ser Sreult-
De, Der fid Inn Clemens in einern
oltberiibmten @einbauIe Ser SSager-
ltrabe 81 beriammeln pflegte, ipltr-
be Der @oel eebiibreno begoiien.
SIS muroe iebr nett, iebr eemiitlid,
aber 8erner b. Clemens fiibIte iif
idlieBlib nidt redt bebaglid). Iab-
men bod Die Geoen auf feline bo-
ben geroienite UNI Die @iHeni1aft,
I'M Die galpanii6e Sednif, I'M
Die @eiterentpifelllng uno @e-
nubnng Der gIeftri5itat sur @eblinq
oes @eltperfebrs fein .gnoe. %
manote er iid) in ieiner geordngnis
an ieinen 0ah6ar, Ben Sofopern-
idnger Sberbauier uno Bat i'm, Sic
ier aa5ugroBen uno fir i'm lGiti.
gen 6eierung EN- gnoe gu bereitell
r8eroen mir ihon MADDEN, meinte
Sberbauier, erbat lih ons @ort unf
iagte: uWeine 9errenl Ser Sic.
mens uno INNER mieoer Ser Sic
mems madit mir jebt l6on gun
Solsfe beraits~I Sprohs, uno aGes
ladte, Clemens nidt gum menig.
items. 60 muroe Die aIeemeine Sc.
miitlihfeit fpie0er heraeiteQt
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Sante SuIis.

Eartte SSlllie 1T alt uno reid. &ein
Marn0er. oaB 1i1 fbre 5ablreide I'M
garaSen aa9uo peritreute 9erdpanot-
fbaft auBeroroe1tlid I'm lire @unit
beniibt uno iie fleiBig einlaot. 9as
maft ibr 5paB; betun lie reiit tros
fbrer Sabre febr germ nur muB
es bequem fem.
Seute min fe Inn Ii llbr Waittags
bon BEN 9l1rgeborigen in qonigSita0t
meg utub 5u ben 9aien in Sofefsberg
fdbren. Die eeia1nnte 4onagslbaoter
8ertpan0tldyaft 5mei 9user0
2opfe gfbt ibr ieLbitberitanolih
bns Geleite unb tragt nno idleppt
hire Siebemia1en bonn tbeliren Wop-
peri BIS bernnter CUR SutidJadtel.
Ser nere BubnDorltaruo, Der Die
Ginhpobner oes St16t9ens no6 niht
tertlt, Ialtft nerros bin unb Der, neil
bon Der REORGANIZATION bepeits Der
Gildug iignaIiiirt puroe.
uM1 @ott!~ iammert ole Eante.
.@erm er mn nidt iiberfiat iitl"
Aber er lit iiberfiiGt. Mus alien
Geniterat ftueden iidl tpie er nun ber-
eirbraltft, neugierige Scope. 8aum
nod ein 8Ias fret, uruo allh bis So,
.fdsberg fem Salten uro auslteieen
mebr. @rbist trippelt Gante Sulie
BEN Bug entlarlg, gefoLgt bon Dem
gafsen Sbannrm nit @offerden, Gae
fhen, Sdadhan.
Ser 1rele Boritono iiebt al Die
MeridJen, bIidt aufgenegt nod Der
nbr, piidt fih Die Stirn, ieuf3t uno
IdBt einen Wag9on aftbdrpeen. Das
gelingt nab gernltnter Weile. So1te
Ss5allie flettert birnuf. Die Sdaar
l~,rdbrGngt ben @ngen.
uGiniteigenl giniteigen, meine
9erridnften!" trea,t Der Shaffner =
Der 3~ltgFidbrer - ser 9orltnnb.
Mber mir fnbren ia gar niht mitl"
rrrfts aus 0em Shmnrln. u@tr boz
ben mir Die liebe Enr1te begleitetl"
Die 9feife idriat. Die &6oer roll
len. Der Stationsborltuno itebt itarr
= paff entiest iiber bic perur-
infte 8eripatluug uruo ons miB-
bro1tfte MaterioI, Sartp sSliIie nber
Iad1t bergnaigt nit ban gatr5en @e-
fift 5a ben sJbnen beraus- aaein
IN eirpeIn Wagen Biz Soiefsberg!
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Gine 115r, Bic nidt anfsesosen at
iperben brandt,

bat Elm f~uuraoiiid1er uhrmadyer Ma-
mems 9aatl goruu eufunoen. sic
tpir6 ijberha1rpt peoer ourh cine
Aeber nod ourh Elm @etpift betrie-
ben, foauoeran ourd, Ole @arrnetpir-
ttnq elmer gniritasIompe. unter ser
llhr bcfitaoet iih Elm aplinoerforniaer
WehdIter. Der atpei Otter 9Qfohol fQBt
uruo eiue fGeire ontf eireh1 gnDe Der
aberdeitp o~unebrodte aarlpe ipeiit.
Efe W6rme Ser Giornt1re erfibt Elm
Meiues gefas BON Ser sSorrn eines
aohHuieoefs Dos an eIr,en1 gnoe ei-
r,er M0bre auoebrodt bit urrb an
oei5ctq -on0ererl gu0e 1urh Elm aIei.
Dies @efoR bnlouRiert miro. Gieie
M6bre SieTt olg 9enoeI. oas o5er
uidt m8e EN- oeap0huIifes llhrppt,.
hpI mn einerr e11ne 5onoeru in Der
9aitte ou~faedqnat lit nnio INN oiele
feiup @dtni,1oatrpoen o1sfiihrt. Sic
getpeolraaen oes Neauoel3 meroen oi-
reft a,,f Spf Minntenaetoer iibertro.
an. ser ieinerieits oen 5fumloenaeiaer
fortrol4rrt.. 9ae ginaelbeiten ser
S,rerfmiiroiaeaa aonstrnrftion fms in
Ser Mohpn5drfft 'gnalfiA Waed,o.
ricv n,,sfiihrfih beid,rieben. Mie NON
lids ser,fen form 1T fir eiuen oleid-
r,Saioen 9ptrieb oieier Mor9ncn,hr
+, hosoa,aors,, ONO Naeoof,,no ner
@niritnsFIornn,e nothia. Sic Durh pitle
mifr,,anreterfd,nn1rb prFnI1t gieie
Gd,roa,be hoif nidt MIR bic Monme
sstots IN a(eid,er aohe. io1p6ern oeitot.
let r,rh' BEN @opa Ser llbr al Be.
fhfearninen ooer All perIarmianlen.
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AbenAltea.
Bon abeline Glifabstb @ubn.

nnb auf ben beiben Sag Die fiible RadS.
Sr1 Dunfel leu9tet ipeiBer 2ilien 8radt.
Bonn 9eden3nnn perlorne Difte neben:
aomrn, bu bit miiDe, Oh ioalt i6Iafen
gehenl
aomlnl bu bit mibt 90 iaB niro fen,
Bie Der bes ainoes, oag fem arg nod
traf.
ilub tpie auf Sbtpinsen, Die ii9 ibiBerb
breiteH,
wir5 Oeime @eeIe in 6os Sraumlan0
eleiten.
Der earm seritob. 9as Seuer loi6 i'm
Serb,
Birf al Die 2ait, Die 6einen Sag be-
idtpertb.
Sir mar 10 reide Sdaffeus5eit beidies
beu:
aub' aus, rub, aus i'm Ssierabeaofriez
mub' ausl Die ELLEN Ipogen Ieis i'm
8ino,
go peiB, fpie beiner 6eele 8rdume fino.
Muf Gebnfudtspfnoen gebn fte iuhenb
aug.
un6 gottes gngel leitet tie mad 9ausl
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@ir qlam6eu an i'm,

neil mir feline @irfung fennen, ia
gen Die 2eier oieier 3eitung, pelde
Or. &idter's u9oin-@rpeller" ge-
braudt baben, lange bebpr tie Sine
rita ia6el. Gin oft befpG6rtes,
id)nea nno iider mirfenbes Mittel ge=
gen Gbeumatismus, @idt, Ne4ral-
gle, Grfaltungen II. T.. ~. @s lit in
alien 6eutiden @potbefen 5u bo6epl
81 % Gtg. Die 6loide.
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8ute @etrdnfe uno famoIer
2un6 itets in S~mrsitaller's Saloun
nnb Geitanrant, 8illito StroBe, neben
Der Salle Der !9ermonngiobne.
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Suite.
GentIie.

aartoffeln, %faliforniide $t.75 uno
$3.50.
3ipiebeIn, Gal. $40 unb $500.
Somaten Seras $1.40 1tnb $3.50 t. 4
Gorb~grnte.
aobI 1926 per 100 gfurb.
8obnen Seyas @ag soc II. Toe fir
1/3 8nibel.
@urfen zoe fir 2/3 gnfbeI.
aorn, 8oaiting Cars, per 9bb. 20
Gents.
giers@flon8en, 25e uno Doc fir Gin
9uben6.
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Gan antonio, 6. Oft. 1909 -
0dien 1915 bis $3.50 per 100 gfo.
&nbe 1925 Big 1915.
8ulen $500 biz 1925.
nStaes $3.50 Bis $50.
Sdbrlinge $3.50 biz $500.
&dlber $2.75 Biz 1925.
96afe $3.50 Bis $500.
3iegen 1926 biz $3.50.
5hipeine $500 big $500.
81. 2ouis, 6. Oft. 1909. - Minos
oie6, Segnse8ie6, $3.50 biz $5.4O.
S6ipeine 1910 Biz 1885.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-08
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1875 Gts.; MiDbGing 10 3/16 CTS;
@opo @tooling 10 7I16 Gts.; 0fibbliu9
Soir 1874 Gents.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06

to give him trouble England plays fast and loose
the matter of Prince FredcrIcks marriage 70 the
Princess Wihclmina and"
But that shall all bc brought TO end at oucc.'
cried the King springng to his feet and striking the
table great blow with his cane. My brother in
law shall make dupe of me no longcr!'
No nol came in stcntorian tones from the Mar
grave OF Schwcdt
The King did not notice the interruption. but CON
tinucd He has delayed the fulhmcut of this treaty
OF marriage on SO many linsy pryt-Xts that now
openly declare the marriage contract between King
George OF England and me ahrogatcd absolutely
and uncouditionally abrogatcdi
| thank Your Malcstyl' cried Adolph Of Schwcdt
dancing about the room as if insane with Joy.
The long Duke of WclSsencls rose 10 his feet, and
he also slid, bowing majcstically, Il thank
gracious King | thank him from the bottom of my
heart for this manifestation of his kindness TO me-
his MaJcstys old friend and lova subject"
Ila, ha. hI! laughed the Margravc of Schwcdt.
For why do YOU thank his Majesty, Do YOU sup
pose that the abrogation of the treaty with England
Will result IN any benefit to YOU, you-you long.
lean. drunken fooll'
The Margravc danced ioyfully but mcnacingly up
TO the tall thin Duke of Wcisscnf.ls who was still
standing 10y the table His Grace, perhaps fearing
that the Margrave would attack him. placed the
ducal hand slowly but forcefulv on the Margrave's
breast and pushed. The Margravc. being tophcavy
with beer and unable to withstand even a slight