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people, Anu the Gratetui peOpi9 OF ten-
Ice seized with avidity its spectacular
possibilities and it's scope for the display
of brilliant horid singing and transformed
the opera into a vocal circus.
From that time to this the opera has
been an amusement and the public has
bitterly opposed all endeavors to raise Il
above that estate. The controversy over
the Wagnerian drama arose from the fac
that the composer asked his hearers 70
help him to rear an art work when they
demanded simply to he entertained. The
Germans have taken much pride unto
themselves in that this new manner OF
music drama originated In their country
and that they have solemnly addressed
themselves to the task OF comprehend
ing IL.
But unfortunately the truth is that the
opera has never been comfortable In Ger
many. The Germans have never quite
known what to do with IL. In this there is
nothing to cause astonishment, for the
musical genius Of the German people Ia
distinctly not theatrical. The spoken
drama Is indeed beautifully treated in
Germany. but the real musical dramas of
the Germans are the lied and the symphony
The whole genius Of the people has come
steadily down the lyric line from the
minnesingers on the one hand and from
the organists on the other.
But the opera, which was imported into
Germany from Italy and pscychoIogi-
cally though not externally modified by
the marvellous creative faculty Of Mozart
has never settled into a position OF inti-
mate relation with the natiopal life. Not
even wagnsrs employment OF national
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Streifen / Omaha.

Sporuoausitreiteu I Omaha. Ser
bar ioronrioget Ell fuIoitproig Stuns
/ al Sporoognstrafif Ger ! 9pen o.
melem Gambia % Council gluiis.
Sa., trlcSe meS at Irgge uoueroiu.
beige Sinoringer / 9eim FOR ll6is-
relien al Groardmmet for BrPiiSen.
tens NcotogeIie o. SpboIo ser.
Eou ~periouliJ anmoonirg ira Mr.
Gait giennem en- SfriueIie ira hans
EriuotirfrctGr blep set al 5eIifubet
beiIuttct intet 6orisg at aisre pao a.
bol0e Sporuoauere tgorg pe0 SiGIp
al StreifbrpOere, buiItet ! b~etpoelig
@rao bioroa til SrSereuS Spretbol.
belle unSer I~rriiSeHteuS geisg.
Nieo llnotagelie al, at en- al Snter.
lrb1nocaneue melem Omaha %
Council 9luiis Iogeu eiter Strei.
fenS geanuSeIie blep llcnt rantpore.
ret al Stenfoit on citerpoa uPItet az
Sporct. bar ingen nGnnepGroiae
llroIiabcSer eIlcr GoI0iombeoer iur.
Get Steo.
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gortoona fom oerior iom ct iIperttet
Stsb, Ser feltes al set belle Sano.
@an pioIte, at @uoerner Sobn'on
bar aatet og afboIOt / piOe Sreole'
men ferit bans Spgoom o9 300
n~obeuboreoe, / bpilfen flor uoltrGt'
nina Bette bar SiliGlOet. Sra Sptter
ga Sus, ira ale 9anter, ira lelo De
melt afiibcsliggenbe @gtte al Sa'oet
bcrettes, at SsoSfaloct bar ooft OPP
riatia Sorg o9 Sefla9elle; Den bar
bersrt fattig % rig, % oarille Soo'
prb ON ben afoeOe er / 8orm az &e'
Ieorommer Itrsuntet inc ira 'tore o9
,moo / SamfunOet uben Senlpn I'll
IortiItanopnnft, fra 8talam Ser'
rinas grpon % ira Sanoets repitOli.
fonife TrGIioent, og eipet it9 uotrDt
! hele oonbets Gresie, roen en- erlelte
@iSInb. Oct cr iifferlis ionot' lorl
set p~oaitaaes, oe f~orm,oerltgt lon'
w. ~ II
set fan iunes, Of inacn @onOS Sort
oor,o bor paft en- iaa almtnoelt8 Se'
flooeIie Iom @upernsr SobnlonS u
ben abrobom 2incolus 9so.
geretningcrne fra 9sosletet 500
ipitolet / 8odeiter gaor no paa, al
Cohen fom rolig og title, og at @i''
rusre bauoe pGret peo lin fliloe
gppihIfbeS inStil en- Simes SiS, ter
hor IIumrebe inc. Son nar life bic
RET oirefte unSerrettet ON, at Seocl
q urnbgaaelig; bans Sultrn, Der
gsat % Gag bouNe pnoget peo bans
9eie. bopSe life piaet oct. W'en ban
Iober til ielu at bare bart Ell lttter
Ss[c[ie al, at Gnben nGrmeSe ZIG, Tor
peb 0ibnatstio falbte ban De ttllteoe'
pprenSe oeriblanbt acknowledgements
epaer og Spgepleierifer I'll 1T Sete'
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trnffeSe benz ole / Saanoen og ia9Oe
Dem Sarbel os Saf for, bpoo DC bap'
Sc abort for BAN. Reiten al ben 6to.
han beboIot fin 9epibitbeo, par bel
Iiaet bans t~rofaite Suitrrb Der med
notwithstanding SiGISltprfe boioi
@oSet oppe til oct iibite, Sort, %
set iibite @limmer al Sip bar 'lutt
Ieone6e bun bepioitles og osolers
trrt ON peo Sioen of Scnaeu.
Sirsoag eftermiooae bIep @ilper
usrens Gig, Iebiaget al en- Ssrge
fare. ser Loo til at omintte Den belt
s%efolfning. bragt til Sernbuneitatio
nen / RoAeiter % oerfra meo ct Gr
tratos brast til ct. SaliI. buor Iigc
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Siolig Sirsbag Morgen ipreote
set Sorgens gubifab Jig oper &an'
BET, at Minneiotas folfefiGre 8uper'
mgr, Sobn ". Sobnion, iluttelig bar
buffet UNDER for Sel9erre al i'm Spe.
ration og &l. 1926 ON Natten az
eaaet peo OGDEN. Sffe alene Weln'
nciota, men BET belle 2anb, bopoe meo
sgneItclie og ben ~inOerligite Spm'
patbi fulgt De telegrafiife Bulletin
efterretninger ON bans SilItono ira
9oa til Gag, ira Sime til Stmc, men
oct bar iiffert blot ct f~orluinoenoe
tibet Intal Of BET itore Bllblifitm,
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fritiIf %, benimob Gluten, bpor
baoblss bans Silitono par, % 81
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eienbe Regn bar fremmsot for, lom'
men meo en- Militpritprfe, beitaaenoe
al 9etademeuter ira DC | Spen ito.
tionereoe fem Observation-Disclosures
nier at eifortere 2iget til Sapttoliet,
bppr Oet ~anbragtes / &otunoen. Ser
forbIep set liggenbe paa Eoraoe I'll
Sorsbag 5ormiooog, bporeftcr Oct
fsrtes til bans 9arnoomsblem |
ct. Setcr for of biietteS. Gn Wttlt'
tGrafocling beItaaenoe al a StTtce'
rer al Rotionnlgaroeu, fire Serge
onter, A &orporoler og A Wtent9e
boIot ififtepiS Sagt ueb @oaren.
Sele Gagen igiennem SnsSog be-
peaeoe en- unf6ruOt Strsm al Nen'
neIfer iig, tauit, meo beieoe Sopeoer
% ipnIi9e Segn paa Sorg Jig glen'
mem Sen til ct fulbitRnoigt 9lomlter'
han foruonoleoe &otunbe, forbi ben
forte, men al friifIfaorre, ouftenoe
~forIfeuneoe @aare. Sper
10000 WenneIfer bapbe aIlereoe peo
1.Sibcn puSieret forbt, og Strsmmen
ocbuoreoe frembeIe8.
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HooiepeIt en- Scencr?

Reo gnbningen al 3honas Boines
RatiouoImiiclm | Rem Dort ben lite
Cttober nil ser, bl. mango arore
Surioiiteter, bIi uSitilet en- 9arita.
titr al 5bcooorc RooiepeIt. ) lin BOG
'2iic Of @ouperreiIr Rorris" faIoer
Rooieuclt Sbomus Eoire for ZEN
imibiig Iiocn @uosiorrPgter.
llnScr giacoet al oeu iorbeuuG.
rcrl6e grGiioent, iom u0taIte oe1ne
Com. bar ~5bomas Paiue Siitorieol
&siociation" opiIouet en- BIafat al
ieIgeuoe Snobolo: "2sgner. Ssg.
rer. Iette or Ronoer. iom | i'm
l~Iuiocibe0 folSte Euiue Ell imuoiig
liSen @u0SiornGgtcr'
Rdine. Wuieet er beIiqeuoe / oct
Giitoriitc Sus, iom itiputebes Foiue
al Reru gorf Tom anerfieroetie az
6ons 5~prtieueipr al Rdtiouen urocr
ReuoIutionsfrigen
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Spronet / suften.

Sra Wanila teleqruieres Sen 20oe
3cpt.. at set brittle Eumpifib ~Sar.
loru". Ser cen Hoe Suri aiGit ira
Jtetuport RewS for Bort Ratol OF
Wauild, r~apporterer. at set cen 27Se
3uli. omtrent $50 gil ira Iur6oH.
bopOe pasieret ct Stib, Tom itoo /
Gruno. Scr man bar tommet Ser
upr not til at finoe no bets RaOu
cur Der imioIertiO bIeuet iprpnlt /
2uften pcS en- grploiiou 90 cereiter
icripunoct | 3pbet.
Get iorlilptte0e 5urtsi artogeS at
bare pqret oct ~iaoueoe brittle Damp
lib "3dratah~ meo 500 Rasiagerer
om6oro, Tom man intet bapoe bsrt
fra iiOeu Sen 26oe Suli.
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Rearp @pen Sionep. Gooo Scotia.
meO grpebitionenS Iompifib "Rooic.
pelt". Mtt. Yearp. Der meO line 10
Born for Ell lpngere Sib lioen par
anfoume til Siouep. bar reiit BAN
insoe % blep taget omboro poo
"Hooienelt" II Yil nor0eufor Soip
IoiRt. peO SnoIsbct til Sauncn. ia.
miIienS 6ieuiorcnirg iore1if uoen
Sienoi6uer i aommnnber FearpS
Eriuatfnbpt.
"RooieueIt" oompeoe / ltranIeube
SoIitinSucir inc pou SioucpS Sdpn
boor oet If CT lornleuoe Mootaae.ie
al De ser ioriamIeOe 6artcier. Ut
fort omcrifanlf Stag iom poicoe ira
~Rooicpelt"s @oiiclmnit, ttItrof liz
tor Spmrrfiombco. 3iagonoIt oDcr
Slalet uar ncmliG nnbraat CT breot,
bpiot 9oouo mcO Croet "Goropolen"
poatrpft meb itorc, iortc 9ositaucr.
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i'm @egpuoeIie igaar GorsOog) Sors
mi0Oag, ba @llpernsrens Sig, Ieoins
get al ct n9iten enoelsit 2i9fsl9e, be.
itonenbe al oe / Spiaingbperne ltatto'
rereoe 10 acknowledgements og 8
@otterier, tuIrige 6oreninger, Sta
tens og 9perreS GmbebSmGno og Ell
en0eIe8 HGffe al ciotlc Soroere for.
tes til SernbaneItotionen. Meo De
reguIGre og me0 Grtratog bar Suiiu'
ser al Welureifer anfommet ira ale
&anter al Staten, og Musien al bisie
fllIgte meo I'll ct. 8eter, bpor 9i.
iptteIien fonot Ste0 ST. 8 ON Otter.
miooogen. Ioa oet Gloffelpt iton.
ieOe al Sroiif, al Girfiombeo, oIt g(rs
beioe / Winneiota / 3 Ninuter -
aac Sernbnnetog, al Sporpognstras
fif, ole Siul og Iaifiner / Snbrifcr
oa GGrfiteoer, mems ooer oen belle
Stat IsS atrfe. % SfoIeflofferS bsi.
tiocIige aiWen.
Sobn u. Sobnion bIep FsSt / ct.
Setter, 9tinn., ben 2Soe SllLi 1861.
Sons 5orGIOre bor ipeuife, % SaOe,
rem, @uitao Sobnion, ser bar SmeS,
uooanoreoe ira Sperige / 1858. Oct
pnr ct fattigt % pberit tarpeIigt
Stem, Staten5 ooroenoe 8lroernsr
Der porte OF l. men ollereSe | Ell meget
ing alber bite @utten zig at oPre /
@eiibOelie al Den Gnergi % oct @too,
Der ieuere i 2ioet gioroe Statsmor'
BEN iPrIig bemerfet. Si6Iig IPrte
ban ogiaa al itoIe paa iig ieIu, ioet
ban fun eQeoe Aar ganmeI itaifeoC
Jig IniGtteIie / ct 8%rocerpbutif, bpor
ban | ire Iar tierte lit greo.
Stoen bar ban ct Bar Aars Si6
Ipotbeferl9re, men opgap bette Gag
% par Serpaa Sernbnnenrbeioer Ct
9ar eGer iaa. "a oar oct, of bar
aQereoe ! en- meget ing aIber iloe
ON % bIep SournaIiit, iSet ban bier
Meoeier o.. Geonfter al 9IaSet "St
Better SeraIb".
Ger nGorcs intel ON. at Sobnior
/ uogen pioere uSitrGfniug bapoe no.
gen SfoIeuSSarrelie, % Def er iaa.
lcoes peS egen 6IiO - peo ilittig a,
6anptte fine IeSige Stun6er | ling.
oomsaarene at ban | en- mere mo.
zen IlSer inetog en- iremituot 8In6.
bIanot 9anoets ierite Salere % Sore
or~ogsbolSere, og al ban alIerebe fol
tppe aar iioen eiorbe FIG i9riig be
J merfet bIanSt StateHs apisre0at
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en- ny Gobafs Stag.

gn np RetSioa poabegpnStes Den
250e IS. / De 6or. Sta:er2 8reSsret
I Gopingtou. ss.. moo gprIep 80.
6oeco Societp. alaserne er 6riicb.
mut6. gr5tler & 60. / Ghlaoe,pbia.
So6afsieIifa6et iasisees for Ell CT.
itatnfng al St6S.049. iom SiIaoeI.
pbiafrumct pcaitnor at oct bar maat.
ter betale for meset Tor sobaf. Sir.
maet pauitaor uioere. az Selitabet
bauSe organiieret et Ronopol | Der
giemeo al Drive S~obafSpriien op.
90 at bette blep siort Strio meo
Seu Sbermanlte auti.S ruit-2op.
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Sfosene %bortooiles.

: et az 5ori,6ureauet uSnrbeiNt
ca iornpIig oiientliagiort Sfriit
paaoiies. buorleSes ri iremSeIes iort.
latter meo a, scel9sge pore SfOae
peS en- soieI griIg al GEM i0ct ri
bert aar omblgger ira ire III
IRE Sarge mer emo Stogene Tor.
MAR at sieuprooucere. 4ette itpl'
Oes nRrmeit en- uioripnrIig GSieIbeo,
i6et Oct nemIis poapiieS. al mInSre
enO en- Sreoieeel az De SrGer. ION
ombuageS al observation-disclosures, gis'
res uoseniombelit grlIg al bUilfet
meo andre Sro oil iige, at to treble.
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belle al dit oct 3smmer, iom bngqes.
lirnpeItben bortiIsies. Get paapiieS
uioere. at Ell eaeiteSeI al 2an6et5
StcGe buert aar sSelpgaes al SlSc,
bronbe oa at 8PrOitobet iom 6slge
al oiSie 9rarSe iioeu 1870 bar an.
Nroact til gielmemiuitIia $4,000.
600 ont Goret, forrleen ct gieHuem.
iritliat Cab al 80 9lenneifelio.
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Sra Gueenstopn telegroferes ben
200e Sept. 3ampIfibet "Iaaiireto.
MIA" posiereoe Queenstown 81. 6.25
imorgeS. Sfinit ioriirfet al Saose
par Oct Ipffeoes Stibet at f%orforte
lin eItaooenoe Reforo meo 10 Weimu.
ter. ieet Den aiorSe Reilen fro Retp
gort pad 4 Tnae, t3 Elmer 90 Al
Riumter. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES por
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gaaocifnS. en- ung Wano, Carl
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peo ct llluftestiliaIoe pua Sagt i
al ambroie, g. .. 6aoe.
rem fom itrar oioop % bruste Siset
biem meo iis, os 9esraueIien ianbt
Steo ! RaStion,
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Gt Telegram ira SiSneu. oaterei
Den 22oe, meooeier, at aommanosr
Sorii. paa Siee A.
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Sdnolotteriet.
Sioen for Gegiitrerinacu / SOutb
Safuta urrmer Ig.
Wegct goot 2ano.

&eaiitrcringeu for Suo / Chen,
enne % Stonoing Hocf Suoioucrre.
ierpntioncrne toger lin 9egpnoeIle
Den 3oie Sftober o. peoparer til
Mionot ben 23Se Sttober. Get ont
tape5, al / bette SioSrum oper i00s
600 Wcrnciter oil haze regtltreret
for 9an6 / slbcrbeen nleue % minoit
10000 pon &C. andre / BroHamo'
ticuen ON 4eierpotioncrneS gobniug
opaipne AegiitrcriuaSIteoer
Elsie RegiitreriuaSite0er er. for.
uoen Gberoecu, 2cbeuL Scmmou.
Wobrioae oa Eicrrc / Soutb Gutota
% giemarcf / Gortb Iatotu % paa
hpert al OiSie Steoer trGiieS ullereoe
a~9oraerue iiGr bo al screenings.
mpuoene, omintteuoe 6orbcreoeller
til at tngc @ore poo DC tore NIernte'
ifcmnSier, Tom uenteS at bile on'
fommc | SibSrummet melem DC to
o~pcnior ouaiuuc Tatocr.
SrGfninacu paabegpubcS | gber'
6ecn oeu 266c Cftobcr og pcouarcr,
til ser err uotruffct inu mango Nu'
mere. at man fan uGrc bis poa, at
off 2annct oil bli uptdgct.
&c to Rcicrpotiouer or ~bcliaacnoe
/ Soutb Iofota og Rorth Gdtota %
omiuttcr tiliummcu omtrett 2231,r
.Oi9 arres 2auo, men berira mua
iratruffcS omtrent t2i.3ii acres,
iom om'otteS al Sdrbaranterne I'll
De 10 Statcr Scftionerne rs og
SO ~ % ca. SOC, 00o, iom or bIcuct
uoItpffct mcuem 5uNiouernr. Zen
reitcrcnoc Del al 2onoct, uItion oct
iom M ifoI ~bortIoOOes. uiI rogisre
omtreut 10000 Sorme.
Qduoitrpfuinaeu hdr eli 2Gugoe
.af 90 Oil og uaricrer | @reooe ira
Ia i'll 81 MiI 90 irbcbnIoer roaet az
oct riacitc ca ~iriiatbnrcite ggcrIano
/ Sc meacmpeitlige Stoter.
Elsie Reicruatiouer, Der M 'fal
aa6ueS for gebpggelie al bpioc Sett.
-
lere, uopioroc / lin 2io Sicurinoin'
ucrneS Soaimurfer. Siouriuoidneruc
BAR / uucr 200 Mar bericnOt iom Den
mGqtiqite OF melt triqerite Stammc
belle Ror0peitcn. Zen beremte
Sittind 9ua par en- al Stammcrs
noItc Spuoinacr; oct bar i Stonoing
Rocf Reierpntioner ban houoc lit
| Stem % Iaaoc iinc SclttoGSpIaner
moo zoe blegc Aniigier", buem ban
,6aOcoe meo CT uuoiluffcliat &ao. 90
Oct pur ser, ban itutteIig msote %
0en.
Get uar Sitting gua iom bar
Sopeounisrereu / oen itore SnOianer.
reisnina / 1876, OF ban par tIlltcoe
uc0 gloobobct puu @ereruI GuIter
oa hans 0ommunoo / Hia Soru 20
iiuet / Routanu. Sioen hans Too
bar Stammen Ieuet uoaeuIrmoe /
Sreo nleo DC buioe Wruo.
alorig / 9anOet5 Siitorie bar Be
gipret eiter 2nno pGret iua itprtt
Iiom mn. 1ette ifnlOc5 / UPientltg
8rao Sen misunderstanding, al 6oit
err beapnSt Of ioritaa. at ben o'fent.
liqe TomPne. buorpaa Snoiuuerne /
lin Iio uoer gegrpnsning iaseoe
omfriug, huorpau DC bUioe Giouer-
~iettlere baUue6e line apPg. og Seite'
hioroer, mart pil upre en- Suga blot.
al0rid Tor bar Self buUt en- iaa flar
T~oritaaelic al 0Groicn al ct Stpttc
Soro. % oct er begnnot nt gau 90 ior
oenL at ben eneite anleonina, Der
itaar Dem oaben Ill al ian ia et Stem
lumber SOmciteuoloper. err oisie On.
fel cams itore 2nuoIotterier. Elsie
10 Iafota Rcicrpntiouer er omtreui
Sc eneite itsrre Geierpatiouer. ion
M itdar igien.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-06-16
The Lure of the Seas Treasures

treasure OF three years work in the
mines of the Spanish Main-some-
thing like 92S,000,0C0 sterling, ac
cording to contemporary documents.
Those II Spanish galleons were at
tackled by the allied British and
Dutch fleets, under Admiral Sir
only scrap OF the treasure-a tritle
OF half million-because the Span
iards scutted their fleet; and some
where under the deep fathoms the
treasure is today, less few millions
and some odd cannon, which chance
has brought ashore.
From time to time salvage has
been attempted by the Spanish gov
eminent and by French, English and
American engineers and adventur-
ers. The American company actual
ly lifted one OF the ships, but not be-
ing properly strengthened, it went
to pieces before it could be secured.
# HE principal invention, perhaps,
is the MICROSCOPE. or telescope
for use under water. In few
words, the MICROSCOPE is a steel plat
which twenty men can stand. From
it's center a hollow column of steel
descends into the sea, with a dame
ter large enough to permit man to
descend it, by means of some rungs.
to a keel which is submarine cam
era, through the lenses OF which the
world beneath the waves is seen, be-
low and around, for an astonishing
distance. 1t was from this piece OF
apparatus that the directors viewed
the foundered galleons.
With the microscope is submar
inc boat of such cunning invention,
according to the design and the pros
pectus, that it is free agent, and
can swim in the waters beneath, Or
travel the sea-floor like a motor-car.
A specimen of this boat was sold for
G3S,000 to the Japanese government.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-06-16
"H HE story OF buried treasure OF
sea, deposited there when the

~ HE story of buried treasure of
sea, deposited there when the
famous old Spanish galleons
We're sunk to the bottom of Vigo Bay
in 1902, carrying with them gold and
silver to the enormous sum OF hun
dred millions, more or less, accord
ing to the Imagination OF the teller,
is an old and allming one. Equally
cid are the stories OF expeditions
sailing under every civilized flag
English, Italian, American, Spanish,
German, French-and their efforts to
raise the treasure.
But now comes an altogether new
story OF search for this traditional
fortune and this new story is as ro-
mantle as the original tale. Its ro-
nance is the romance of modern
science, for the men who are en-
gagged in the adventure are eXercls-
ing all the inventive ingenuity OF
Jules Verne heroes and calling on all
the mysterious forces OF earth and
air TO aid them. An Italian, DR..
lberti by name is the genius back
OF the adventures; with him are en-
are making every appeal to the peo-
pie OF Europe and America to finance
their enterprise. In their offices in
London are displayed marvellous
models of appliances to be used in
the treasure hunt, and if the real
machines work as DR.. lberti says
they will-then, surely, the seas
must give up their treasures.
IT HE treasure on the bottom OF
Vigo Bay, where the Spanish gal
Icons sank in 1902, is an old and allur
ing yarn 1t has made the eyes OF bold
Adventures glisten more than any
OF the stories OF the mysterious
hordes of Captain Kidd, because
there is no doubt there were Span
ish galleons in that year in Vigo Bay,
and that their cargo was the heaped
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placed round wreck, and then
filled with air from distributing
pump on floating platform till the
ship was raised.
Experiments with this gear have
been carried out in Vigo Bay from Il
yacht, the San Clement, and so inn
pressed We're the Spanish govern
ment who watched the operations
from a warship, that they have grant
ed the English company, through DR..
Iberti, a concession to work in the
bay, treasure hunting, till 1915, the
Spanish government to claim 20 per
cent of all value recovered.
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to locate the Russian wrecks sunk
at Port Arthur. 1t is driven electro
cally by propellers, and is furnished
with mechanical arms for attaching
tackle to objects under water 1t
opens up a new diabolic vista of ma
val warfare, for it can be fitted with
torpedo tubes; and, should something
GO wrong with the works, it's crew
OF three can get into cylindrical
section of it. release it, and bob up
tc the surface like buoy.
Then there are the elevators, which
are nothing more than canvas and
India rubber bags, which would be
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First Move.
n HE mysterious by Roy his stirring
of American politics busy in the nstalment of Thc Ma
TONS Pawn published in thenex Magazine
sends strange telegram Tiger" Reilly response which
Reilly drops everything else and haens to the who To
hold strange the exbo From his time this
person, The himself
every of the story Roy Norton keeps him bid but he the
interesting that the reader constantly kept nnrvg
at his extraordinary influence and power
n DNT your beat you William Beymer
- great short story this ISSUE The Millontl Cance Didn't
Your blood nrgng along ingng finger t 1t is
stirring tragedy and told in the style that has made the Beyme
stories famous
The Literary Magazine has strong
stories fully good this Bener story 1t plans its read
ers the best in every issue.
VOl must fail to read :" Tragedy of Great City. 1t
old saying that truth than fiction, and the
dies of real life often extraordinary and stirring than
by magnations story writer's The
central figure of this city tragedy real flesh and blood and
his experiences actually happened him. This story
especially timely just when there such of
citward ought make the who has ambitions
become part of the life of metropolis and think.
It ought make him understand that while his the little
and the little city may limitations conpesa-
TONS The big city offers much, but it takes much, ALSO
NEXT present interesting story
1t is written by the Chicago newspaper
free Jim Paten hero villain be-
the latest big wheat Pam easy of approach but
he knows about the inside workings of the Paten deal than
Chris agerty this story, always given
other who has about it, Mr. Hagty of the
the Chicago and present
articles from his pen from time to time
n I'D wonder how the children of mionaes reared
- Did you wonder they different the little boys
and girls you know?
In this of Literary Magazine you will find especially
"1he Children of the Very Rch' by p
Middleton 1t is almost beyond belief that should he
a cradle babe that is done 1t incredible
that American babe should require retinue of servan dozen
oretee four doctors and specialists, and other attendants
Vet that is the extremely wealthy homes. Mr. Middle
tells inside story of these babes who born with golden
spoons 10 their
Cañon City record., 1909-10-07
SEVERAL HUNTING LICENSES
BEEN ISSUED To WOMEN

The number of hunting licenses is
sued in this county from the begin
ming of the calendar year up to the
present time is five hundred and eigh-
ty and will likely reach eight hundred
before the expiration of the next
three months. On account of the ap-
proach of the deer hunting season,
which begins on Friday of this week
and continues for ten days, a great
many hunting licenses are being grant
ed just now, no fewer than twenty
six applications for such permits hav-
ing been made last Saturday. The
open season for deer is always a great
stimulous TO hunting and more licen-
ses are issued than at any other period
of the year. In consideration of the
fact that under the amended game
laws of Colorado the open season for
deer is shorter than formerly and that
only deer with horns may legally be
killed it is believed that there will
not be as many hunting licenses grant
ed in the future as used to be the case.
Last year any kind of deer, whether
a fawn or a full grown specimen.
was legitimate game, but this season
the law permits the killing OF only
those with antlers. This amendment
to the statute will reduce the number
of hunters anywhere from twenty
five to fifty per cent. Hunting IL
censes have been granted at the coun-
ty clerks office here during the last
few weeks to the following women:
Mrs. Florence Dye, Canon City; Mrs.
Charles Goodwin, Penrose; Mrs. DR..
Hutton, Florence; Mrs. W. w. Wolf
and Mrs. Sarah Tolan. Portland.