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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-12-15
CALUMET AND ARIZONA.

At the Irish Mag shaft of the C. and
A. last week nice little ore body was
discovered in sub drifting off the AZ
raise. 1t is high grade oxide, and has
been cut in only one direction as yet.
The oliver shaft is concerned prin-
cipally with the development of the
suphide ore recently found on the
1850 level. This is opening out ex-
tremely WELL and makes certain that
development will have to be started
soon on the | ,450 level The 1850 is
at present the bottom level. although
the oliver shaft is $50 feet deeper
than that.
At the Hoatson shaft of the Supe-
rior and Pittsburg the big ore body on
the 1.300-1, 400 levels southeast of
the shaft, is continuing to block out
satisfactorily and each days work
makes ii look bigger. All the ore so
far has been high grade oxide, and the
values seem to be very uniform
throughout. Work on the 1900 is be-
ing pushed out under the ore. and
judging from the extent of the ore on
the 1,400. there is no reason why the
1.50O should not show up well.
At the Junction shaft the develop
ment work toward the Briggs shaft
country is progressing satisfactorily,
although no new ore was found i'm any
of the drifts last week. The drifts
toward Briggs are on the 1900, 1,4OO
and 1900 levels.
At the Cole shaft nothing of par
ticular interest has developed during
the week. The usual number of men
are at work on development and ore.
An exceedingly interesting find dur
ing the week at the Irish Mag is n
crystal cave half way between the
500 and 600 levels, the beauty Of
which beggars description. This is a
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-12-15

81 per share, payable February first.
All the Amalgamated mines will re-
open tomorrow morning and shipments
will be resumed To the Great Falls
smelters
We are advised from New York that
no agreement was reached yesterday
for the merging of the Nevada Con-
solidated with the Utah Copper Co
and none is possible on a basis of less
than two shares OF Nevada for one of
the Utah. Some OF the leading inter
ests are asking one share of Utah for
"a of Nevada. In regard to the fig
ures published showing possible earn
ings for the year OF $4,000 on Utah
Copper. the assertion is made that IL
the deferred charges now on the
books for the year are deducted. the
company win barely show the divi-
dend of so a share earned.
Assurances that the consolidation OF
the Utah, Nevada Cons. and Boston
Consolidated Copper companies will
go through and that some official an
nouncement may be expected before
Xmas continues to strengthen Utah
Copper shares. which are unusually
active i'm the New York market. This
consolidation, it is said will be the first
step toward an amalgamation of the
Amalgamated, Cole Ryan and Guggen-
hei mproperties.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-12-15
GAY G. sTUReis GOSSIP.

New York Dec. 15.-It was gener-
ally felt after the close of the market
last night that the decline in prices
was due TO combination of a little
natural profit taking and bear raid.
However, this morning news has some
what upset sentiment. The reports in
the newspapers of n proposed strike
OF the employees OF the Il. s. STEEL cor
poration and the story to the effect
that the state Insurance examiner may
make trouble over the transferal of
the Equitable Life TO j. Il. Morgan,
have had distictnly depressing effect
and there will probably be some refec-
ton Of this in stock market prices to-
day. Money conditions still show an
easing tendency not so much in reduc-
tion of rates but in the freer offerings
of time money.
Considerable interest is taken in the
proposed merger of the Guggenheim
properties. and it is felt If this goes
through it win have beneficial effect
uron the prices OF the metal. There is
talk Of n dividend being paid on rail-
way steel springs and l understand
there has been good accumulation OF
that stock.
The technical position of the market
is not quite so good as it was last
week Personally. / do not anticipate
any very serious strikes at present and
were it not for the fact that the public
are already carrying too much stock,
/ should expect materially higher pri-
ces.-J. w. p.
New York Dec. 15.-Prices in the
leading coppers yesterday reacted In
sympathy with the heavy tone of the
inside market. Disquieting rumors
concerning the so-called merger stocks
are freely circulated and Miami and
Boston Consol' dated the two most ac-
tive issues sold off at the close. 1t
looks as though a somewhat weak fol-
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-12-15
STOCKS

Boston.-General speculation in cop
pers is increasing every day and
throughout the session activity in
creased with more and more stocks
participating in the rise. Toward the
close trading was very broad with the
whole market boiling. Lake was the
leader in the advance, rallying to So,
up 3 points. $. a. b. was second in ac-
tivity, selling as high as 171s and clos
ing strong. North Butte was slightly
weaker but was more active than 1t
has been for several days. There was
a little profit taking in Hancock but
new buyers are coming in few days.
Heavy accumulation of Shannon was
noticeable and we strongly advise Its
purchase for 20 on this move. The Is
million pound output of Shannon is
unequalled by any of the low priced
stocks and is a strong bull factor in its
favor. 1t is just being recognized by
the speculative edement. Buy Han
cock, Shannon, Copper Range, Butte
Coalition and Superior & Boston,
Paine, Weber & Co.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-12-15
OLD COLONY.

The annual report of the Old Colony
Copper company, showing only $S,SS4
cash on hand, compared with S1S,550 a
year ago, naturally raises the fear OF
another assessment The policy of the
directors, however, is to take no i'm
mediate action on the assessment ques-
ton, but to husband the present small
resources of the company pending re-
suits from the diamond drill operations
on the Mayflower property. which adj
Joins old Colony to the north. There
has been 81 per share paid i'm on
old Colony Copper stock and the
price of the shares in the past five
years has ranged between forty cents
and $3.50. At present the stock is
quoted eighty-five cents asked.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-12-15
PAINE. WEBER & co.'s GOSSIP

The adventure Cons. Copper Co. di-
rectors have levied an assessment OF
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-12-15
DENIM ARIZONA.

AT the Denn-Arizona property drift
ing has been commenced from the sta
ton recently cut on the 1850 level,
says the Bisbee Review. The working
is now in between so and 20 feet in a
northerly direction, according to Su
perintendent b. NJ. Pattison. The drift
will be run to the fault after which
lateral drifts will be run east and west
along il.
No trouble is being experienced with
water in the shaft at present contrary
to the reports circulated about the
easily taken care of by the pumps and
interferes i'm no way with development
operations.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-12-15
Mining News

wide assure, rather irregular. with
walls lined with water crystals" as
the miners call the white crystals of
lime. one can walk or climb for fifty
or more feet through various little
branches of this cave, and by candle
light it looks like a tabled treasure
house of precious stones. The miners
who work near have taken great de-
light in viewing this wonder, which
offers attractive diversion from the
steady grind of digging for ore. Later
this cave was found to be an OFF,
shoot of another cave, which is full
of good ore.-Bisbee Review.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-12-15
Cav & Sturgis says:

Boston, Dec. 15--Our local market is
broadening out every day and several
of the issues which have been laying
dormant for some time have come in
to prominence. Lake, Superior & Bos-
ton, and Miami were the features to-
day. the former rallying easily to &C..
1t seems that the higher it sells the
less stock is for sale.
The market closed at about the best
prices of the day, with every indication
of going higher. - II. l.. Hail.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-12-15

The incest Xmas present you could
ever make your family would be a Ca
BILE or Kingsbury Piano. See the Gable
Piano Co. for sale prices and terms
now. 80
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-12-15
Yours, and others secrets.

To tell your own secrets is general
ly folly. but that folly is without guilt;
to communicate those with which we
are intrusted is always treachery, and
treachery for the most part combined
with folly.-Johnson.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-12-15

Complete Victor Record stock for
Xmas, Latest style machines. Easy
payments. The Gable Piano Co. lis
Fifth street 80
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-12-15

Thirty dollar Columbia Graphophone
for $1,000 at Gable Piano Co. l15 Fifth
street. - - 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-19
9nhnqac, Soua, 9icnstag, btn 10. Sftober 1909. :

fertigt. Sic auf3uforbern. Iofort uad
8aibirgton 5uriif3utcbren uuo auf
tic Iuidmibigun8 gu mtpprten.
Ecnn sic, Uit ih boffe, -ni6t bafitr
perantmortli1 iino. 10 i6eiut es mir
trcthem ratbi1ni. nyiG nit Sbuen
pcri0rlih nno i'm itrcugitcn 8ertrauen
iiber Die ncucite Gutlpidelung Der oitz
diiaiiIden Ingelegenbeiten ms Ser>
ncbnlcl 5ii lesen."
rSn elmer am Sonntna IbcnD
Itnt.gtbnbten GoufercuS mir Serrn
GrGNc gah bicler gu, bab or Elm I'M
districts obeiprdd nit Dem 9erihts
e~ritdttsr elmer 3eituns 'gebabt babe,
beiien Solgs Die Elt6li5ierung iener
Grtifel gelpelen lei. gr iibernabm
Die @erdutiuprtlidteit fiir bic Snbi5@
tretion nit Dent Sin3uiiigen, tpenn i'd
biciclbe fir ernlti;h genus eradte,
llnl nrein Sertraucn auf ieine Hiielihs
felt 81 crihiittern, .lperoe er germ
rciiguiren. SD fam NIT @iberz
Itreben 5u benz Sflub. bag bas Sns
~tereie bes Sienites BON min oerlange,
Germ Crane 81 irformiren, Dab feline
Hciignation %angenomnten niirbe. uno
i6 that bies.~
W uibingtpn. 8. g., IA. Oft.
Sebcr 3tueifel, tuie ii6 Der Srdiis
bent I'M Crane : Sale ite1en fperbe.
murbe bnbur6 m%iiaeboben. baB er
icincm Scfretdr 9nrpeuter bas naf@
ltebeubc Shreiben 3uididte: yllebers
mitteln Sic Srn. Crane Die nad]>
iteberbe Wittbeilung: SD ltimmtc nit
DEM 9riefe bonn -. Sftpber iiberein.
pelfen Sbnen Der Staatsminiifer
Id)rieb. nnb i'd bebauere ungemein.
baB Die beitebenben llmitdnDe es fir
mild ~nptbuenoie MAIDEN. Sbren
&ildtritt a~n5aaebmen. -Safi."
Nahbem er Des Rrdiibenten Wit@
tbeiiImg erbalten bate, Ia9te Serr
Crane: Sd bin iiber be5 HrGiibenz
ten Sotihaft iebr crfrcnt. Seit id
Die 5altuu9 bes Iiuilterillms mir
s~egeniiber fennen gelernt- bate, babe
ih feiae Iimhte berlebt. in Der i'd,
niht Die NDglihfeit ether Sprtbauer
in metner umtlidben Stcaung nit
Dem. arDBten 8cbauern betradtet
babe. Srobbem bate ih bas @efibl,
Dab meine Se5iebuneen gum Yraiiz
ocntcn %perlangten. baB i6 linn Die
Gnti6cipung iiberlieBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-19
g G no 0orf, 16. 8

~ ~ y w. 80
Ser 9eri6t, ben COMMANDER Hoe
BERT 6. YearD bent yYearp Irctic
Club" CUR grbdrtung ieiner 8ebaupz
tuns, baB 81. SCOT BEN Norbpol niht
errei6t babe, por9cle9t bat. lit NUM-
mebr Der Seffentlid)teit i~iberacben
tpprben. Ser 8epeis ltiibt lid in Der
6duptia6e auf Die Auslagcn iener
gsfimos, Die Goof auf ieiner @rpcbis
ton besleitet baben.
Mls Yearp I'M Iu9ult 1908 nad
Gtab fam, traf CT bort mebrere bon
fen gsfimos. Die I'M Sebruar bcSe
iclDen Sabres nit Gopf bon Inorutot
allfgebrofen fparen, unO crbiclt bon
linen Die Nahri6t, baB Goof mr.
6ipei iunge gsfintos, 5ipei Sdlitten
nnb eiuige 5nan5ig Snnoe bel lid
bGtte. Mls CT bann I'M Iugult 1909
snriidfebrte, er5dblten linn ifpu nelin
Sage, beppr or gtab erreidte. GSti>
mos. Dap gopf am Sones Suuo ii6erz
pirtert uno jebt ben WeiBen in Gtab
er5dblt babe, er ipdre pcit nad Norz
ben porgebrun9ef, bab nber ieinc beis
ben iungen @e9leiter. ole Ycarp ilhris
gems felt ibrer ainobeit fannie, baS
beitritten.
Sn gta6 baben Damn bieie beibcn
irm0en GsfimoS, Sstoof>asiboo nno
Qbspeslob, Den 8e9leitern 1enrp'S ben
@crlauf ibrer Heiie nit Goot bnars
fiein beihrieben unb Den 5uriidgelc9z
ten @eg auf Der aarte gcnau bee
Setdynet.
Mus Der @rSGblun9 Der beioen
GSfimos lit iiber Die 8eiie Or. Goot's
Solgenoes 81 e%ntnebmen:
Or. Goof. Srande unp eff gstimos
bred)cn bon Inoratpt anf, be9aben
fid i!ber ben Smith Suno nad Sap
Sabine nne iuanSten ii6 bur6 Die
@ice Strait CUR 8uHanan : 8ai.
Gini9e Sneem1rIhe peiter : brebte
Srande NIT brei @sfimos nm. Rit
ben Gnoeren Gsfimps brrd3oa Goot
bunn bas Gqe6mercz2 anb bis All
beilcn @eitieite uno riidte bonn ourdl
Gaerbrups ban Sjoro~, Sen Scurefa
Smnb mnS Die Hanien Strnit bis Ali
einem Sunfte Iiiblih bon Sap lbos
ma pnbbarb Dor. Wit 4usnabme
her beiben 9ennnnten jungen 9clrtc
lit feiner bon ben @Sfimos iiber oies
fen Sunft binousae9augeu. @on bier
aus brnhten 3ipci GsfimpS einen bonn
II. @ar5 batierteu 8rief Goot'S on
Srande. Gl6 Die anbereu @efdbrten
ernf's febrten bier INN unb er blieb
nit Den bcibeu iun9en @dunern
1Ilein.
9ie MIN fol9enben 8od)en Inns
fallen Die Beriobe, in Der goot leinen
WoritoB na9 Dem Yol sema9t ba6en
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-19
Sie gegesnuns Der GraTbeuten.

Ilbuquerque. q. Sc, IS. Oft.
Yrdiioent Gait itiea am Sreitag bel
prddti9em Spnneni6ein alf Die 0aeia
Su Der auiiebluns Der Yuebloz
Snbianer binauf, mo b~eut5utage nod
Die gleiden Sittcn nno 8efcse herr
ihen als 5u iener 3eit, mo Die 8eiBen
Sllm eriten 0tale bds 2ano betraten.
9ie Yueblo : Snbianer nabmen oas
Staats : Sberbnipt nit allen gbren,
ole ibre @ebrduhe in einem 10 auBers
ocm0bnlihen Sale porl6rei6en, aui
nno fiibrten ibm bann einen Gpmz
mandes5 Tang ppr.
CT 9aio, 16. Oft.
Ser 3ng 6es SrGiibenten Saft fam
fllr5 mad 8 llbr 1orgens bier an.
llnmittelbar nah Dem feierlihen gm>
pfange nuroe oas Staatsz Sberbaupt
nah Dem @ebdlloe Ser Sanbelsfamz
mer seleitet, no Die erite @eecenune
5lpiifen ibm rnb benz merifanii6en
YrdIioenten 1tattianp.
Yrdiioent Siu5 fam balb in oolbs
itrobenoer Uniform nit einem aldns
Senben @efolge iiber Die 8rense ulo
puroe bel Dem Setreten bes amerifaz
nilben 8pbens nit 81 8anonenIdiiis
len besriiBt. 9ie 3uiammenfunft ser
beioen Stadtsbdupter pd6rte MIR
turoe 3eit. Erdiioent 9ia5 scs lid,
balo ipieoer 5uriid, worauf YrGiibent
Gait ieinerieit5 MN Den 9oben Der
Shnelterrepublif betrat unb ben ems
pfdngenen Seiut ertpiocrte. @eibe
Srdlipenten iparen BEL ibren Sahrten
bon einem aniebnlihen. gldn5enben
Iilitdrs Gsforte be9leitet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-19

Berticsuna auf Der 10. seite.l
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-19

muIin, set biunen &ur5em nad Iues
rim formen luirb, bat Die Gsfinros
g.ip ;den rt,0 fcrmt Die gcnallc @e>
iAia te. g G~6ri fcinen Gcriu6 9es
:uaf+. ifr ~ ;>,CacGcn. Gr mar
rier5cEu 3'nR = | ibucn, sic
feunrr i'm; fen N1lt!cr uar cine
Gsiimos Srou, CT ioria)t ibre Sprohe
uno lie \ 6'u ibu, bon aGem Rittbeis
lung acgtc,tt L. Sic @afimcs b1bcn
ncS ggGbtc &rtr1uu IN INN. Sn5 lit
Nass, luaS Id ictt Dariiber 81 iagen
hnhe
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-19

mill. Nah Der 4usiaae ieiner beibeu
@efdbrtcu limb lie BON BORT aus etnen
Sdgemarld nah 9toroen eeSpgen.
oai1n aber, bu lie o%ffenes @niier nns
%trafen, nad Weiten pber S~iipipeiten
%obeebugeu, mad 6ei6cr9 2oue 8uz
riidgefebrt uno bier bis flint 5a9c
bort seblieben. Damn ieicn lie an Der
&iiite eutlang ua6 Siibipeiten gegnns
gen uno Damn iiber pns @iS naob
Nmunb &ingncs 2nnb. @on bort
treu3ten lie ben liibli6en Sbeil ser
&ronprin5 @uitan<See uad Dem Sibe
enbe bon Seiberg 2anb. moridicrtcn
meiter iiber Die norpe9ii1e Sai nab
Seus Gate un0 Simutpns S%dlbinlcl.
Sort biclteu iie lid ldngere 3eit nui,
5o9eu aber ihlieBlih an Scr gturb<
tiilte Der Collin ar6er Salbiniel entz
lang bis Su Slap Sierra, no lie ctfpo
Inn Den 1. Slli berum nntamen.
Ser 6cit Der Geiielhilperung, Die
llcbcrpiuterung lnb Die Hiidfe6r lit
fir Den 3fped Der YearD'iden grtlds
ring belnngloS. Bic Sauptia6c lit,
bnB nod Ocn Nngdben Searb's uber
ieiucr gSfimp : 8epGbrsmdnner 9r.
Goof on Der 8eit, po er Den Iol aufs
gefunben baben mill, ii6 bicIc Suns
oerte bon @eilen. bon bieiem 3iele
entfernt auf9cbdlten bat. Gs lit nod
Searp 5ubem cine pbpiii6e unb
matbemutiide llnmO9lihfeit, baB
9ouf nit 5lpei 0efdbrten unb iiber
Stpau3i9 8uuoeu bteie lueite Heiie nad)
Dem Eolc bate 8uriidleaen f0nuen,
On lie 5n ibrem llnterbnlt aif Die 5ipei
S6littenlabungcn Srppiiioncn drlges
iHeien gcipcien pdren unb bieie bel
Weitem nidt ausgercidlt baben mir
Den. Die GSfinroS baben bcBclgt.
nnB Gnof in Der fraglideu 3eit tein
eBbares Sbier 9etobtet, feline Sunbe
perlpren babe nnb nit ppllbeloocnen
S6litten gum Qnnbe 5nriidgefchrt
lpdre. 8ie bate bas bel elmer Hciic
na6 Dem &ole mosli6 ieiu %f6unen,
frast Ycarp.
o@s lit oicicIbc alte @eini6te",
la8te Or. Gpot, ais ibm Die grtldrung
oes COMMANDERS Yearp nit Der lie
begleitenoen &arte ge5eiat purbc.
I'D babe Ibpn Elm 9ubenb Wtal
alif Die onrin entbnltencn @inipens
pungen geantipbrtet", fubr or fort.
Die bon Dem Commander Yenrp per-
oftentlidte aarte ielbit benefit lhon,
oab Die @Sfimps baS mir gegcbene
TerIpre6cn gebnlten bn6en ndmlicb,
CAB lie Yearp ODER ieinen 2euten feline
Nustlnft gcben niirpen.
.Serr &bitnep bot 9eiaat. baB
lpdbrenb bes bon Searp uub Iuoeren
gefiibrten &reu8per60rs Die Gsfimos
Die ppn linn geltellten Sra9en nidt
pcrItanoen nno feinen @cgriff bon Den
linen porgclcgten aarten 9ebabt bGtz
ten. Sic Nntlporten. Die lie ge1ebeu
baben, iinb in elmer 8eiie alls9cleat
iporben, Die gerabe Den Sntereiicn
Searp's paBten.
sd merec mid Jest anf feline glrs
gmmente iibtr nicie Encyclopaedia eiu-
laien, idD iuerbc aber bic beiben @Sfi-
moS auf eigeHe Soften ma@ Hcu g)orf
bringen laiien, unb tie merben baum
niieS Sas beitatigen, mas t6 seiagt
babe"
Sr. goof fubr fort: .anuS Has.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-19
8ruRer Stnrmfdaben.

W afbiugtpn, 8. g.. IT. Oft.
Gbflonartige Stiirme ri6teten bere
f%loiiene 8ode u~nsebeueren Sahihas
ben unb gleno in Slorioa. SenneiIee,
Glabama. Georgia. Grfanias. Soutb
Carolina an. @an5e Srti6aften lpurs
ben 5eritSrt. lleber 40 Weniben fans
ben ibren Sob. SIN Sen 8eIt, Sla.,
lit nibt elm Salls u~nbeiddoigt. Suns
gersnotb unb @lenb berri6en beions
bers in Iesterem Staate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-19
(Spe8ialberi6t fir bteie Seittus.)
Ger 5taats l1erhanh unn
3n,ua tast.

Sn Gemien fdub in ben gagen BPM,
6. bie s. Sftpber bic Gdte &C.
neral Seriammiung Ses ct. Ypni=
fatins= Yunbes pom Scum b6dJit er=
fol8reif itatt. - Der bud,iu'fte BIZ
fhpf &unbelfa rpn G~lenelanb, O.,
ais Gbreusait ~auiueieuo. = 9pers=
pille ais 5eiitabt 5nr nafJften
Saguits i'm Sabre 1911 anserieben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-19
sicbt b5Te aus IN Barcelona.

2iiiabon, Spanien, II. Sft.
Sic Gage in Barcelona miro be-
itdnbig acknowledgement. Sn ben leez
ten bier Sagen erplobierten 81 8pms
ben. 8etobtet lpurben fiini Yeripnen
unb peripunoet 81. Mm SamStaa
purbe elm 8eriu6 gemadt. Die Sc
fangenen in Sort Ionttlib an be-
~freieu. Cine @ombe purce gegen
bas Sbor Der Seitrng eefporfen. bod
oieie erplobierte ni6t. Sic 0eute,
Die Die lleberrumpelung eeplaut bats
ten. floben bann, ais Die @a6e Iif
ndberte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-19
Crane %,,aeaanarn'.

els G'cIauhter uon Gtiun rciignirt CT
ani GriaMea hes Staatsiefret1rs
&nrr. - @ar inSisfrct. - Sattc
ucrtrauiia'r pD!itiIte Witthe:lnn=
gen aulifli1 eiitcs Sn~tcruicus Der.
ratEeu. Salt CAB feline 3m.
itimmnug.
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peary us. Gnoh.

inse6liHes 3emsnih pon Gppf's Gs=
ffntos. - Iearp's nmfangreihes
Gefreismnteriai fir ieime anfiagen
seacn ben 9liualen. - Tr. Gppf's
nbiuciicnbc G%ntsegnuns nnb abs
iift, icine beiben Gsfimu -Scsleiter
81 etmem @erB5r Dor ciner ,utfeu=
ihafflihen @cieaihaft mad Inte=
rita fpmmcm at laiIen.
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5panifder Rsunlutianir
fahisrt.

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Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1909-09-03
Our Winter Climate.

From the Madison County Monitor:
Some Of the good people of the East
hold up their hands in horror when
they speak of the winter climate of
Montana-they shiver when they think
OF it. And yet Montana's climate,
take it up one side and down the
other, is so much ahead of the climate
of the eastern states that it is not to
be mentioned in the same breath.
Think of the thousands who die every
summer in the East from the oppres-
sive heat, which will not allow the
people to rest at night, while here we
pull the blankets over us and lie
down to refreshing slumber. Think
of the thousands who die in the East
in the winter of pneumonia, due to
the changeableness of that climate.
Montana does not need any sympathy
as to it's climate, for it recognizes
very few countries as its superior in
this respect.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1909-09-03
Bishop Brewers Visitation.

I he 1T. Rev. Leigh Richmond
Brewer, d. d., bishop of Montana,
will make his annual visitation to
Judith Gap on Monday, September
Goth, preaching at the congregational
chapel IN the evening at o'clock.
Bishop Brewer has been bishop of the
Episcopal church in Montana for al
most thirty years and is an eXcep-
tlonally earnest and attractive
preacher. Everybody is invited.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1909-09-03

ed with a great deal of interest by
merchants of Missoula and elsewhere.
1t is claimed for the system that it is
economical and has other advantages,
one of them being that the wagons
will come to the houses of customers
four times daily instead Of once or
twice, as under the present system.
All but two of the Helena merchants
have taken stock in the system.