davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1909-12-16
The New YOrK-ArizOna Co.

A representative of the ERA visited
the property of the New York-Ari-
IONA company last week and after
climbing the Morenci hill it is just
like riding over an automobile boule-
ward this class of road continuing even
to the new camp of the company, a
short distance to the west of the
Lillian Tunnel and Buzzard Shadow
mine. After the .Morenci water com
pany completed its new wagon road
to Eagle the New York-Arizona COM
pany built about a mile of wagon
road from the main highway to the
camp, and then from the camp it was
continued to the entrance of the
Lillian tunnel. This piece of road
work is as good as can be seen in any
country and it cost the company a
considerable amount of money, which
in future years will pay for itself
many times over-espeCially when ore
shipments are commenced. Just be-
fore reaching the camp the road
crosses a deep canyon over which has
been built large bridge, wide enough
to for two wagons to pass.
Leaving the camp it is d slight
climb of 300 yards to the Lillian tunnel
and what will impress a stranger at
first sight is the excellent condition
OF the buildings and the power house,
all of which are in a first class state
of preservation. In company with
James Wester, general manager and
superintendent, and Tom Wester,
secretary, the ERA representative
took a trip through the workings and
to his establishment he was shown
gold ore until he got tired of looking
at it. 1t is not necessary to speak of
the high grade ore that was seen, as
they have plenty of it, but to be more
conservative we will speak of the
property from a milling standpoint.
Owing to the heighth of the mountain
on which the Buzzard Shadon claim is
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1909-12-16
N tice TO Corporations.

The attention of all corporations
is called to the following:
Office of Collector of Internal
Revenue, Santa Fe, N. NJ, December
8. 1909.
In accordance with an Act of Con
gress, approved August 5th, 1909,
have been directed by the Com
missioner of Internal Revenue to
procure reports from all corporations,
joint stock Companies and associa-
lions in this district. Such corpora
tions, etc, will please write to this
Office for blank returns which will be
furnished promptly on application
thereof. Returns must be in my
office on or before March LIST, 1910, to
avoid penalty.
II. p. BARDSHAR,
Collector of Internal Revenue.
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1909-12-16
NOTICE.

To the Stockholders of the Shan.
non-Arizona Railway Company:
Notice is hereby given that the
Annual Meeting of Stockholders OF
The Shannon-Arizona Railway Com.
pany will be held at the Office of the
Company, in the Town of Clifton.
County of Graham, and Territory of
Arizona, on Monday, January Bird, A.
D. 1910, at 10 O'Clock a. N. for the
purpose of
Approving the repeal of the By
Laws of the Company and the
adoption of new Bylaws for the
Company;
Determining the number of Direct
ors for ensuing year;
Electing Directors for the ensuing
year, and
Transacting such other business as
may properly come before said Meet
ing.
In accordance with the laws of the
Territory of Arizona, no Stock can
be voted on which has not been own
ed by the Stakeholder for Ten Days
next preceding said Meeting.
BY order of the Board of Directors.
G. r. JEFFERS,
Secretary.
Dated Clifton, Arizona, December
9th 1910
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1909-12-16

out between $4,000 and $4,000 worth
of gold monthly. The mill is in
charge of c. D. Martin and P. G..
Wuerschmidt, who work opposite
shifts. They understand their bust
ness and are satisfied that the mill
will make good. Within the next
few days 4 crusher will be installed
and instead of breaking the ore by
hand it will be done By power. The
mill is now being run by l5-horsc-
power gasoline engine.
The machinery is now enclosed in a
substantial building and as soon as
possible five additional stamps, to-
gether with larger engine, will be
installed. Local stockholders are
now enthusiastic over the prospects
of the company.
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1909-12-16

THE Copper Era would like to i'm
press its many friends in the Clifton
Morenci district that its subscription
books are large enough to stand a
considerable expansion and those
who are not already on the list should
lose no time in sending in their
names. 1t is also a fact that this is
the time of year when the newspaper
man would like to celebrate Christ
mas. Why not remember the ERA
with a check for your subscription
as Christmas present ?
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1909-12-16
Notice of Sheriffs Sale.

In the District Court of the Fifth
Judicial District of the Territory
of Arizona, in and for the County
of Graham.
Under and by Virtue of an execu-
tion issued out of the District Court
of the Fifth Judicial District of the
Territory of Arizona, in and for the
County of Graham, duly tested, on
the 3rd day of November, 1909, in a
certain action wherein The First
National Bank of Clifton, as plain
tiff, recovered a Judgment against
Nicholas Cole, W. F. Hagan and l..
F. Sweeting, defendants, and The
Polaris Mining and Milling Company,
garnishee, for the sum of SS64.S0,
with interest thereon from June 4,
1909, until paid, aud $50 90 attorney
fee, and $500 costs, and accruing
costs, on the 4th day of June, 1909,
and whereas, the Judgment roll in the
action in which said Judgment was en-
tered is filed in the Clerks Office of said
and said Judgment was docketed in
said Clerks Office in the said County,
on the 4th day of June, 1909. have
this day levied upon the following de-
scribed property, to-wit:
Certain mining claims belonging to
the above named garnishee, The
Polaris Mining and Milling Company,
situated in the Greenlee Gold Noun
tain Mining District, County of Ora
ham, Territory of Arizona, the
location notices whereof are duly re-
corded in the Office of the County
Recorder of said Graham County, in
books and pages as follows:
Russian Bear, book Is, page ia;
Homestake, book l6, page 115; Noun
tain King, book IS, page ll6; Noun
tain Queen, book IS, page lis: Fair
view, book Is, page rs: None Such,
book Is, page Ill: Black Prince, book
Is, page ia: Fraction, book I6, page
l08; Lost Horse, book Is, page 1l9;
Black Stag, book Is, page 120; Com
stock, book Is, page 1I2; Lady Frank
lin, book l6, page Jos; Sherman, book
I6, page 100: Wedge, book Is, page
100; Loco Boy, book 16, page Ito;
Golden Eagle, book 16, page ITO; Gray
Eagle, book Is, page lis: Gold Brick,
book Is, page Ill; Silver Bar, book
Is, page 100; Old Loon, book Is, page
1I3; Arizona Corker, book Is, page
l07; Manzanita No. l, book l6, page
II: Mama Dita No , hOOlt IL ma Ue IA.
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1909-12-16

located the Lillian tunnel gains depth
rapidly as it advances forward. This
tunnel is now in 400 feet and in that
distance a number of ore bodies,
carrying paying gold values have
been crossed. Drifts run on these ore
bodies have proven them to be true
veins and assays have given an aver
age of not less than So gold, and in
many cases extra high values have
been obtained. In a few instances
wines were sunk on the ore, but as
this work was done near the entrance
of the tunnel and more as an expert
ment, the value of the results obtained
were insufficient to justify the ex-
pense. At HOO feet the air was bad
and the tunnel was stopped. At this
time an air compressor was installed
and air drills were put to work 700
feet from the entrance of the tunnel.
Here an upraise was run by the use
of the air drills. 1t was run all the
way to the surface, a distance of 200
feet, and in that distance high grade
gold ore was followed nearly all the
way. The completion of this work
improved the air conditions and since
that time the tunnel has been con-
tinued. At about 1900 feet a 4-foot
body of high grade gold ore was en-
countered. This was passed and the
tunnel continued, but recently it was
hNrf IA 70 eli
the ore. This Wine is now down
about II feet and the values are still
good. The objective point OF this
tunnel is the ore body that was struck
in the main shaft on the Buzzard
Shadow, and it is yet necessary to go
200 feet, provided the vein does not
break from its present course.
Mr.. Wester is very enthusiastic
oyer the prospects of the company
and is of the opinion that the prop
erty of the company is capable of
a 10 stamp mill for at least
4 years. He gives the general aver
age of the ore that can be secured at
from 81 to so; but, of course, it is
pOSSlDlG " SOTI Inc Orc CLOSE anu
secure good average. Sum
ming up the whole property it now
seems. that the only thing that is
needed is gold mill, and the stock
holders should get busy and make
provisions for it. AS soon as a mill is
installed the company can enter a
paying basis. Water supply will be
no difficulty as it can be secured
from the Morenci water company,
whose line is less than one mile dis
tant.
A test shipment of ore will be made
to the new Gold Belt mill to deter
mine if proper results can be secured.
This will be done at en- early date.
Switching over to other possibilities
of this company it is not generally
known that body of high grade
silver ore has recently been dis
covered on its properties and from
what Manager Wester says it is a
shipping proposition which the COM
pany may pay attention to shortly.
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1909-12-16
Gold Belt Producing the Gold.

The pounding of the fve-stamI
battery now operating at the golC
shaft of the Gold Belt mines, which
can be heard for a distance of two
miles from the camp, impresses Z
stranger that there is something do
ing at the Gold Belt these days ant
that the golden metal is being ex,
tracted from the rock in a manner
that has astonished even those who
have many times argued that mil
would not pay. 1t was the pleasure
of the ERA reporter to visit the
while there an inspection was made
of not only the mill bat the ore sup
ply in the mine as well. The ERA
has contended always that there was
sufficient ore on the dump and blocked
out in the mine to insure the steady
operation of a l0-stamp mill for more
than two years; but since our visit in
the mine last week, when the new
ore bodies were seen, we have come
to the conclusion that mistake was
made and we are willing to increase
the time to four years.
Since Mr.. Backstein and associates
have taken charge of the Gold Belt
only a small amount of development
work has been done, as the most of
their time has been devoted to the
erection of a mill. However, the
new work that has been done, prin-
cipally the sinking of a winze from
the east drift on the 100 level, and
a crosscut from the tunnel, has
shown even greater bodies of high
grade ore than has at any time been
encountered in the mine. Up to this
date the forces are only working on
the 100 level, but within the next
few weeks operations will be com
menced on the 200. From the 200
level a drift has been run east along
the same vein that shows on the 100
level, consequently it is safe to esti-
mate that the ground is proven for
100 feet, from which alone enough
milling ore can be taken to supply
the mill for several years. A drift
is now being run from the 100 level
west by Hoyt & Sorrell, who are do.
ing the work by contract, and in this
drift it is expected to strike new
ore body which shows on the surface
about 100 feet west of the main shaft.
In fact the success of the Gold Belt
seems to be in the mill alone,
and as the results now being obtained
from the mill runs are better than
was expected, it would seem that
success is assured.
The only cause of delays so far has
been the freezing of the water line
from the Morenci main, and
this obstacle will soon be removed
completely by covering the pipe.
24-hour runs have been made
during the past ten days, and the
FIVE stamps handled thirty tons with
a saving of a little better than so
per cent. The class of ore that has
been worked so far has been of a
grade averaging not better than IS
to So per ton.
Much high grade ore can be secured
when the mine is put in proper shape,
hence the Gold Belt will be turning
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1909-12-16
COppermineS COMPANY.

The new Keystone churn drill, 10
Gated on the Celtic No. 4 copper
claim northeast of Metcalf and join
ing on to Shannon property, was
down $50 feet last Sunday afternoon
This depth represented less than one
months run, which includes all time
consumed in adjusting the machine
and putting it in running order. The
task of locating the drill was one that
appears to a stranger to be the work
of a fairy, as it now stands in the
canyon, with high bluffs on either
side. In fact how it was transported
to this place is too much for the
Imagination. However, the machine
was dismantled and taken over the
Shannon incline, after which it was
moved up and down the hills and
canyons until the objective point was
reached This work was done by
Superintendent J. Q. Baylor, and his
two assistants, Dave Montieth and J.
E. Mason.
The drill is in the canyon, about
400 feet lower than the top of the
hill, hence considerable advantage
was gained by starting the hole at
this point. The hole is s inches in
diameter and after gaining 10 feet
depth it has continued through low
grade sulphide practically the most
of the way. However, this is no sur
prise as this particular section of the
district is well known for its sui
phides. Before the drill reaches the
500-foot mark, which is the limit of
this machine, it is quite certain that
a tremendous country Will be proven
in copper values. South of the
drill a tunnel is being run on the
Wedge claim. This tunnel is now
in about so feet and a 6-inch vein of
copper sulphide worth about u per
cent is being followed nearly all
the way. 1t is quite likely that when
this tunnel advances 200 feet large
body of lower grade ore will be en-
countered. It is understood that the
company will continue work at this
place as the advancement of the tun-
mel gives tremendous depth. This is
as good work as can be done and it is
being done cheaply.
The drill which was taken over the
Coronado incline and landed at the
A. G. hosting plant at Coronado,
and then taken over the deep can.
yons on a wire cable, which was also
a most difficult piece of work, is now
located on the Keystone group, about
a mile and half from Coronado. On
last Sunday the machine was warmed
up and made a trial run, and at this
date 1t is busy on its downward
course. This drill is located on the
ore is almost sure to be found. In
fact that whole country seems to be
a solid mass of copper. Besides this
work the company is doing a consId-
cradle amount of assessment work.
The Coppermines company is now
down to business and from now on
their operations will amount to some
thing in the district. At the Celtic
water is used from springs
for the boiler, while at the Keystone
it will be necessary to pack water
from Coronado. The Celtic drill is
IN charge of Mr.. Moore, who is con-
;idered to be the best Keystone drill
er in the United States. The Key
stone drill will be in charge of J. E.
Mason and Mr.. Morris.
Go to the Clifton Confectionery COM
Dany for your Xmas candies, fruits,
nuts, etc.
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1909-12-16
Notice.
nge of Meeting of Coronado Lodge

Chan ge of Meeting of Corona ado Lodge
No. Z. & A. NJ.
The regular meeting of Coronado
Lodge No. 8 F & a. NJ. will be held
Saturday the 18th day of December
A. D. 1909 instead OF Saturday 25th
day of December a. D. 1903, as pre-
viously advertised, all members are
hereby ordered to be present, i'm
portant business and election of
officers for the ensuing year.
Vim. POLLOCK w. NJ.
THOMAS SEMTH, Secretary.
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1909-12-16

Engine No. ? for the ShannOn-Ari-
IONA railway arrived in Clifton last
Saturday evening and was switched
to the Shannon machine shops, where
it was unloaded and put together.
This engine is of the same tonnage
as No. $50 tons. 1t is a product Of
the Baldwin Locomotive works and
is an oil burner. Both of these are
the largest narrow gauge locomotives
in the Clifton-M orenci district.
s. & w. Extra Fancy goods just ar
ri red a Smith,. Sfnras
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1909-12-16

Notice is hereby given that all
persons are hereby forbidden to ship,
sell or Illegally handle any cattle in
the following brands: BXZ-L z
bar L Y VIC.
DAY & FOSTER.
The cross shows the separation of
the different brands.
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1909-12-16
Business Notice.

Notice is hereby given that we
have disposed of our interest in the
DamrOn Transfer business to H.
Claridge, who is now the sole owner
of the same; and that all accounts
due to the 10th day of December, 1909,
are payable to US; All bills due
against the business to the above date
are also to be paid by us.
MRS. w. w. DAMRON,
ABB. HILDRETH
Dated this 10Th day of December, 1909.
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1909-12-16

are qualities peculiar to our beer.
1t looks fine in the glass and it
is as wholesome as it is tempt
ing. 1t is good for that tired
feeling in man or woman. 1t is
drink that is also a nourish-
ment. Better have US send you
up a case. There are many
times it will come in handy,
either for your own refreshment
or that of your friends.
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1909-12-16

In the above description reference
is made to the records of mines, of
Graham County.
Notice is hereby given that on Fri
day, the oath day of December, 1909,
at the hour of IL o'clock in the fore
noon of said day, at the Court House
door in SOlOmOnville, in said Graham
County, I will sell all the right, title
and interest of said POlaris Mining
and Milling Company, the above
named garnishee, in and to the above
described property, at public auction,
for cash, gold coin of the United
States. to the highest and best bid
der, TO satisfy said execution and all
costs.
Given under my hand this Both day
of November, 1909.
A. a. ANDERSON,
Sheriff of Graham County.
BY FRANK RICHARDSON, Deputy.
1928
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1909-12-16

s. & w. Extra Fancy goods just ar
rived at Smiths store.
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1909-12-16

Go to the Clifton Confectionery COM
pany for your Xmas candies, fruits,
nuts, etc.
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1909-12-16

Strains stop on signal.
GEORGE A. WAesTAFF,
Sunerintandeui
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-08

Ntc Nbcn0gotteSoienIt c
III Der 3ionS Stride ON Ser Moro.
@npltroBe lucrocn bis 5itm Eolmionn.
to1 Iortgciebt.
Ablcbcn. - Sn ibrer @obnuna,
Nr. 81, Sit-@iuiomitraBe, Itorb
9eltern I'M Tlter bon 70 Sobren Sr.
Hobert Is. Hoie, Elm Seteran o,S
mcrifolliiden &riegeS ilno 0es 9iir.
gcrtriegeS. Gr mar eit Mitglieo Der
"Eptbios.Hittcr. allBer ieinlr @itts
zoe blnterl1Bt er orei ainoer.
Snl %illgcnblifen glter bon %
Sobren perifieo am Gonueritaa Sr.
@iliam j. Mobn. Sobn BOZ, Srn.
Wcnjomln uno Srau Suionno
Mobn. Gie 9ecroigung iinost NOR.
gen Nod)nlittog I'M 2 llbr bon scr
@obnnng ieiner Gltern. Nr. 632, %.
peritroBe, olis oui Dem 2ouoon-Yarf
6%rieoboic" itott.
sra II d) Der ~. W. e. a." c.
plant. - 3nm t3lpcd Der Gtabli.
rllllg elmer Wronde oeS .Gbriitlidlen
Nereins SlInaer MGnlcr" in Siob.
lnnotolpll Iitbct olt Wpntag Tbeno
III Der MISREPRESENTATION 9lbbott D.ie.
mortal ? STRIDE cine offentlid)c Ser.
lomnilnna itntt, in ipelder pprolts.
Iidtllh @iliaml $. WorriB, 8ene.
rolIefretur oes Gereins. mo &. ..
Neeo, elmer oer0 ireftorerL Iniprod)en
bolten mo Sobn Z. Gbaie bon Siab.
lonotolpn oengoriit iiibren miro. 9ic
Tnreglutg SIT Dem Blan luiIroc in ci-
ller fiir5lid) ltottgebobten @eriomm.
lung peribiehener jungcr N1lrncr
Der abbott Memoriol . 8cnleinoe ae.
gc6cu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-08

IGrtgerem Iuicltbolt, iouocrn eS mor
ihten Mir pcr1onnt. iid fltrie 3cit
int Unions abnbof ouipbolten.
Sub elcftrotutiouirt.
Nm Der Is. StroBc mo I. Ipennlc,
Baltimore Gonntp. lultroc 0cItern
l~tudrnittag cine Stub 0ltrdl cinelt ub-
ocriiicnen elcftriidcl Grobt 1etGotct.
Gas Shicr mar $50 lucrtb uno @iocn.
tbltnl ocS am Colgate = Greet Dpbu.
huiten %icb- unb WiildbGnolcrS s..
Sdening.
ErouI'S If M $ %ceroi.
''' gun0.
Ncutc &urruittng NM 10 llbr iillOct
Die @ccroimliig pom Trnu Wurqorctbe
Sd)inpf petd)c am Touncritog Mor-
gen bllrd) cincn elettriINru Troht &c.
tobtet mltr0c, BON Der @obmmg lily.
res SdWie9crpatcr2, 9tr. 1901, Alicc-
omloitroBc. ans nlli Dem .lft. Gar
mel > T%ricobof" itott. Eoitor NJ.
@admonn Don Der ). rel. 81. Eolllo-
STRIDE miro ben Sr1llcrgottcaOicnlt
holtcn.
gron0.
Scr llmltunb, ooB cine groBc Nn.
SOIL Observation-Disclosures nid)t rcd)t
l%umttionirte uno GrQbtc oli ocnStro.
bcn b%crllnlln0cnL trlln Die Sdlulo 90
ran, ooB Die Teilcrpcbr crit NIT eli.
llcr boIbcn Stlrnbc &cripGtumg bem
Sample nit ci1ent ON Gonncrlta9
Nlbcno III elmer Shclmc Der ,Shncis
Der Gomprclicb NSpbolt 60" onYtnn=
roe, nnbe Horman IlruBc ulSgebrod,cs
men Scllcr millebmcn ionnte. %
Die Slomincl i15luild)cn ropibc Sort.
Nd)rlttc gcnlod)t b0itcll, 10 gelon1 ca
Der tclcpbpniI6 Observation-Disclosures.
luchr crit bicielhen 5Il lold)cnb nu1)bem
Die Sd)cllnc nieocr0cbrumlt, cin
Moulcicl iii oeil Slonullcn umgctonl-
men mo Mcrf5eug mo Mnldincrien
inn@ciommtpcrtbc uon mcbr ais 1000
Soilora 5eritort morcn. 0ic Gntitcs
bl%m0alrlud)c bcs SCIcrS lit nid)t Re
fnlnlt.
Eoli5iit NORTH SO c,
grIbniB.
0oS ScgrdbniB beS Eoli5ilten Gbo-
mas $. Wortbington, meld)er om
Tonncritog irilh bl,rd) Die @criibrung
cincS gcloocncn Srobtcs cleftrotutio,
nirt muroc, iinoet Mor1cn Nodn1it-
tog bon ieincr Wobnng nn Troobilhs
Ioelmc aus ltntt. Ser Sobtc miro
nodl Dem Nrcinlollcr HitiS b%eitottet
lpcrocn. Cine GcEantion Der Foli-
sci oe5 noromcitlidcn 9iitrittS miro
Dem |cg0ngnib b%tinabnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-08
MOro in Der Eplisciltatiun,

Gapit1n ISM. $. Mattbetps pom 5.
Ere5inft pom Toli3iiten Sobn @.
Collier erihoiien. - SSiinf Sdiiiie
traicn Oen 4opf oeS Spfcrs. -
Ser Zoo eit ollgenblidlider. -
Gas Motiu 5l Dem Mor6e uube-
FAINT.
btngton, .. G./5. MGrS.
- Williom $. Wattbems, CAPTAIN
oeS ). Eoli5ei : Ere5inftS, lullroe
bcilte abcllo, ipGbrelo er Ole 3eitung
los, bon oenn Foli5iiten Sobn y. Col
Iier, ser bieienn Freinft .anaeb6rt,
erihoiicn. Gr crfLart, geniigenoen
@ru1b iiir feline Sbot 81 bubcn, pei-
CERT lid ober, lpcitere Gin5elbeiten
o%l5ugeben. Die Sbot ereiguete iid
lrm s llbr. dis Collier, ongcblid ltil-
ter Dem GiniluB bon Spirituoien itc.
beno, ooS @adlofol bctrat url0 III
WtattbeipS 3lnllller gtitg.
Gin SduB iicl, mo IN fltr5er 3eit
oorolli bier meitcrt. Die iibrigen $50.
l"ijiitcn itiir5tcn III oaS 3immer uno
iobcn Collier iibcr leil,em Spier ites
BEN uno icincn Neuolpcr 10 idnaIl
fcllcrno. ala cr on5ll i'm Stanoe lpor.
Gopt. Watt6cluS mllroe BON Ir. $.
@otIon Mhoiiitt pom nGoiualtp /. SO.
lpital" mnterilld)t; ober ur5tlihe Sill
Ic fom 5n ipGt. Ser elr5t conitatirtc,
oob lcoe Der algelr, bon ocnen iebe
cinjclnc ocrt &opf beS GopitGrts &c.
t%roIfent tootIid gcueicn rnb Der Sob
olgenblidlidl eingctreten mar. Sol.
Tier mllr6e BON lieutenant Sprinfle
mo Foli5iit Gullilene crfoBt uno in
cine Belle 9eiperrt. Gr lieB lid) mi.
o%crltonb3loS ubiilbren.