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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-06-14
PRINCETON HAS
2O8 GRADUATES
Largest Crowds Attend Exer
cises in Years-One Hun
dred and Sixty third.

Princeton, N. j., June 14.-The
163rd commencement at Princeton
university today was attended by one
of the largest crowds in several years.
President Woodrow Wilson conferred
degrees upon 20S members of the
senior class.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-06-14
Governor Lost.

Willemstad. June 14.-The govern
ment schooner VanHerdt has been
wrecked on the northeast coast of
Curacao. The captain. crew and
passengers with the exception of four
sailors and one passenger drowned
The lost include governor Of Buenos
Aires.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-06-14
Wants to Beat Long Distance
and Return Flight of
Paulhan.
NILE HIGH RECORD IS THE
PROPHECY OF WILBUR WRIGHT
Great Meet at Indianapolis VIII Prob.
ably Show Some Wonderful Deyel.
opments in the NAVIGATION OF the
Afr-Yesterday's Feat Great. 4

New York, June 14.-Charles X.
Hamilton. the young aviator whose re.
markable cross-country fight yester.
day to Philadelphia and return sup.
piled the world of aviation with a new
sensation and new records, is today
looking for more aerial spaces to
conquer. This morning found the
daring aeroplanist refreshed by a
good nights rest after his nerve rack
ing trip and already is planning fur.
ther conQuests of the air.
Hamilton is known to have one
great present ambition. 1t is to beat
the record Paulhan established for
continuous cross country fight. That
III miles without stop made by the
French aviator in his journey from
London to Manchester still stares the
ambitious American in the face.
1t is known that Hamilton Intends
at the first opportunity to undertake
flight that will give him q chance
which i'll fortune spoiled YESTERDAY.
Although disappointed in this one par
ticular. Hamilton did enough in his
yesterdays performance seemingly to
have satisfied almost any one. To him
belongs the honor Of having first
Ato"n AOAW WdIu anu UaCAW8rO across
the country between two big cities in
one day and the satisfaction of hav-
ing accomplished an eighty-six mile
trip exactly on schedule time.
Hamilton landed at Governors Isl.
and in his aeroptane at GAL .. m. last
night, finishing the last leg Of his re-
turn trip from Philadelphia. He left
South A1nboy. N. j.. at e:19.
Another man bird loomed up today
on the horizon. This time it is in dir
igible balloon. Fred Owens, a 21-
year-old aeronaut Of Belleview. N. j.,
brought business to a virtual stand
still in lower Manhattan by suddenly
appearing in his aarship flying across
the Hudson river and then attempting
to land his craft in the city hall park.
His dirigtble became unmanageahle IN
vagrant air current between the
city hall and the county court house,
and the framework of the gas bag
bumped a chimney on the county
court house, bending the frame ana
putting the propeller out Of business.
Owens concluded his ventures when
his airshtp landed in a tree in the
Bushwick section of Brooklyn. Relief
parties were summoned and ladders
we're raised to take of the aeronaut.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-06-14
Mile High Record.

Indianapolis, Ind. June 14.-W1th
the worlds record for altitude of
1884 1-2 feet established by Walter
Brookins in a Wright bi-plane yes
terday, the aviators are planning to
go higher today during the meet at
the Indianapolis motor speedway.
Wilbur Wright Of Dayton expressed
the belief that before the weeks
events at the speedway are over
mile high record will be set.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-06-14

and the snimal and to develop a pure,
q reverent, and hobly progressive
spirit which shall, bring him to a Cod
like destiny, do we or can we see the
full significance Of life. And IL edu.
cation Is to perform it's true func-
ton, it must start the coming gen.
erations right in all these particu-
lars.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-20
@risHfihe ee,nnntmnnuna.

Ierfleaelte angebute iueroen enteeaereeno,r'
men IN oer EftlCe bes 2ireetor of aublie Sers
eite. StaoiboAe. Cincinnati, Gbip biz IL ahr
WltftlSe an 4 cnnertt ag. oer 3. acoernber
1910, tlr Die Nieerua9 Der n1tbilen slrbeii
uno oes @Enierlals fiiI bie GerbeiIerlna Der
RuildHh Noenue, bon Dipntlpmerp 3ioab bis
lrlulbLe Sipenue. burh Ggaorltng, acHitrtfttcn
BON ipmbinrtem GementsGurb uno Soften.
BtGlieIAng bes SGhrueaS nit 9adiieineH uno
StonitcuIttcn Der noiblgen IrainirungeH uno
Snict5.
Blame, SpeBififatioHen uns GormiiIare fiuo
81 erhalteu III beg Etiice bes GbefssSnseHieir5
ocs department. of 4u6lic Seroce
Scbes stuaehut HuB oen bugeu wanen ieber
Gciesidon't uoer Seiellfhaften. rpelhe has ange'
bot Hc6en forute bon nlIcn Qerfouen. bic it6
oaroH lrieret'lren enthalieH, uilb mus healetiei
ietu nit etuer Riir0fdGfi in bcr Eliarlte bon
81 90 SolGrs CHER etnem acrfi'tSiTten Gbci
0uf cine Gutttebenhe Rar1t aIs cine SnrnHtie bns
flIr, bGR fpeRu Elm 9lraChoi nnaeHounleH iptro,
clH Touir0!t eingeeouaeu tperecn iurb.
Gplte trceu6ein Mnnehot 3Griidgeniefen fpers
ben, oGuu miro folder Shed on ben Wteter res
torrHiri. Nrb funte irGenociH aneeboi anne'
nprlrcH iuerbeu, oorn miro ioI6er Ghe6 nncb
3ufrtesenittljenher 2lusfnhrura tno Siteriiel'
HING ocs Scntratt3 Snritderftnttet.
H'eter uliiiieu ctrcr 3urfehenfeIeroer Res
Gl @fie Wrhrit frie oerldHcf al bcforpeu.
pie'er frh pebulter htP nchruGten TorrruInre
Az oebrnr6eu, ha teine anoereu entaeaengenom'
men rpcrSen.
Ser 2trector Of pubIic Gcrsice betar Ha
has Peht Dor, trgenoeiu cher ole ausesofe
81 brcncrfeH.
cym Auftroae hcs Director Of Bubble Ssrpscs
@cr ~. Gttn6r 1910.
20,27 Sohr T. g9enuer, GIs,i.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-20
UtIetgitfle ptianufmaHuua.

Ger'ieGssie AnDebuie pesoeu cnige aercf1ou'
r1eH III beI kliiee bee 4ltedor OF atabitc GET
Olce, Slaoibie cincinnati. RbIo, be IL ubr
NdiiaBs an Z onHerii az. oea 5. Eooenibet
l9lU, fiir ole Qieierl!na bet n1tbiaeH arbeIi
uHe hC@ G.dterlals ilr bic 8erbenerung eeI
SUtter &lpeHue bon per peftiiGea EtHle oer
Secman 1iruBe bis sur ipefiliaeH 1lTle hsT
GtH9eU SlraEe, oart GbtaottuRg StSen bon
NaltiielHsGuIb Stpnliruiiion ben 3rani!' '0pll an,
UtaCa0anu'lruHg bes ,SatVneGs init 1pecidl
@lucgt mo jSlui'btHG GGurie aHn stonituitlon
Der uoiblagn ZralnlruHgeu uIo JHleis.
4!aue, Spc5fiuiIcneu uuh SSornuluCe fsnb
3g ertaiteu IN eer EttIce 6es Gbe1s5ageEteats
les department Of 4Golic Serbice.
Jeoes s,uae5ot nas oe1 ooaen wnmen lsosr
a3afeultu'l ooer 9elClit 1'ien fuci1e nas aHge.
bpt modem opte oCH aLeH 8trluael. bic ito
buran ,rItrfrIreH enthllieu uHo Eus segIeltel
fstr mt elmer Elrptdutt IN Der Snr,me bon
81 10000 ZCQars, o6er etEem scriift5lrien G5ei
auf eiHe plfl!ebcHbe SnHi ais eire 6GrGnte ba,
fir oGs fUeIu etr Anpetoi an2enomuteH iptrb
Elm StoatCa!f elaGeaaHatn tptrbeH nigc,
SoLie IrgPrneln IHsesot Burlfeepie'eu tUer'
ben raun fUtrb Toter e bed an ben EieIer re-.
tCurHtgi unb foute trpenbeiH Gneebo! dnae.
nonitnen lucTocTt, banu luige folder 9bed mad
suiriebpril1Lsroer FIus'lbrIBQ aUo El&erfie!.
luna hes eprirnfts sGrlesyfiattei
&teter tuo get1lten bic gehru1ien {sorrluidre
an gebrcute7, el ietne anoeEeH enieeee1aenpm'
uer ruerscu
Ter Ltrecior Of qutlie Gsroice tebdlt 80
ha5 Rcdt. oor. ireeroetn cher ale aneebots
81 sey'perfeB
an Nn'traae bee Tiredor of gubItr eerpic..
Ten 70. Eliobtr 1910.
2o-2T 2otn =. 98eurtr, GIeri
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-20
SrfesIfd,e Resauut,ffnciune

gerfieaelie alngebpie neroeH entaeaeHseuoS
men in oet G1ftce bes Director of 4ubIC Ger
oce Staothaae. Cincinnati, G6to bis IL Lbr
Utdiag5 Gu Z HeI Il O q, hen 2. 9ooelibel
1910 fir ben gntgui uno g4earuAnuing hel
neftlcteu GiiIfte eiRGs bogpe!ieH RGtfteiHsBez
hduoe=, aeIegPu an Der Siie!ueilzGde bon
SuufherH Aoeuue uno Douug Strabe ulc
Wru6itit6e mili'en iuilerbaIb sroGn5tG 20) Ia
gen uat annaGme beg sIHge0o!s peg6erGumt
ncrbcr.
GormuInre fub gu erIargeu in Der Gffice oes
Director OF RubIic 5crpIce.
9eoes ArGeboI n'ls 6en boiIen gl1men ieber
Gjcfelftait ober Sefeitnfteu ipeAe bag g,Haes
BOT modem fofpe bon dllsn Ieripnen bic fch
bdran irierefiircn eribGlien uHo mus beglclief
fen nit elmer gitrethdft in Der Eunme Dor
100 oes Retraaes oe5 elnae5ots oher ein.m
5eriiii6lrten @hed nlf etSe gutiebeHoe 9uHf
nHqeHommen ptrb, etn 0ogtraft etnaesangar
nerhen iriro
Gotitt irasne,iu gneebot turitatnisier perb,r
ednn rpirb ioib'r ghrs on per @stcr retrrrnirt
une foGn iretnstu gugfbo onqtr rm,r tperp.H
honr ipirp iplbtr Gbed Had suirtetrtslenber auss
iabruug unb Sidert,aGnq bes aontra.fs surl1,
,rHattef
p.t,r miFeu tintr ,uFritbsrFtnsuosu p,fp.is
bon ihrer iSdbipfeit !leiern MN fohe GIafe 4rs
belt tpie berlaHaf, Sn befcraen.
peitr EHb otbalieH bic qsbruSieu Hormuifre an
e.braaeu. po letHe cEbsreH eRtgtstuetnemrsH tpsr'
ben
Ser 1ir,rtor Of 9a5la e.rpit, b,hdt 90 sos
otsd,t por, irserottns cher eat anseSott 81 bers
ntrter
sm Gufiroos beg 9ir.ttors cf gu6ie eusio
Ten pc Sepfember 1910
2e813,2o.27 5o6n J. g8erner GIerf
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-20
plotis fiir asutraftpyeu.
Effict eer v mmifftpntrS
b ca 2ani ton Gount1,

Efticf eer I'm tputrS
ben tiion Gounie,
EiuctUHGtL g.. 90. EiIobeT 1910.
BergIe GBgfb fperotH siit.
GEsaaggUuuMCa ~ Der Gt'ite bes 9oarn of
GQuHig GommiiitoHers Bis 5teiiaG ben IS.
4otCmber 1910 UIE II lbr U!iliags. fur Die
uadaebeUbe GoaUfg gs4rbeG:
gJcUuB oeH zgeSauuiioueH 90 s7-SAr Bite
&egaei'e.4na ciacr 4caheyaEe IN Rtpeg Rcao
buta bic &GRoegelen bon kSgl stHo4man uab
,,rCb S,tasIeE, IN 9rnE5n LotrHlbi9.
Te grbeli Jot 81 Gtl&ebea u ueeeretrffirb
uIGHg Hlli ben 8gantH Guo Epsdlft!GftcRsn
pCltg epi IN ber E'fICe hes Redfs ei GeuHie
Comm fNguers auiitfeeR.
vile UHssbo.g muiien Gitt lspraautaren nusae.
'crilai feta, neid}e in Der Effire Ses Roaro OF
GpuEiD Gomn ,lilcners 81 bGbGn hnb, uup r..
g.citc! ieia bon e;TeW Goro i'm Qtfyaee ben
fiuibuIheri tS500gU) 7ctars init sfue eulcn
nre asutaenserslrgrr~ ale Etterset. hoffr bat
Der %'steg sFr aonlyafI etHaehen DIrh eur auss
tAgruHa Der arbei, tn SAFE oetit.be ibu su.
fI!IGul nixh
9e GouHtp gommiHongs s.baIien Tt sas
&eni aoI, trseaoetEss Cher cite aHgeboie az ber.
fUea Zen,
2m g!uftrase sss eoare Of Sasaiitpn Coauie
EcTnlIiiluHers.
oturlfn EtrutIt, 8r1fioent
Gttef; Srsb. Greibs. GIeri..
20,27.3I0
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-20
9oti5 an anutrafteren.
9 pm nIfftonsrs Gtftee,
ga ilfon 4cuutp, Gbto,

clHHatt. g.. IS. Gftpber 1910
Ser ftegeIte GHaebote peroen ert
esgengeHomren In oer Office beS gourb of
9ouHtp goMmlftouers bis 5 tel ia 9, ben II
TcoeTbet 1910, nm IL lbr Dlitfass fir bic
Hacbftebenoe Gpuntos9trhelt:
SeHldb ben Spe5ififutionen &c. 12f-SSiir ets
ne QoHcretesBrude an fSaui5 9ioab, Die 5rue,ie
1cmHihip
Sic alrbett bat ou aefceben In i1e6eretnfttm>
nrura nit ben Vldnen uro Spe3tfif0toneH
melte ieBf tn Der Office oeJ Eonrb Of Counts
GoMMititoHers uHo Gouutbs2lubitprs auflieaeH
we Mnsebote nIiitteu aui ,5ormuiaren nusge.
fertigt fen, meIne tn Der Office bes goaro Of
Gonnta Qomnitloners Su baben iirb, nno be.
plettet fetH bon etnem Bomb in Der S0be BON
fiinfbunoerf i$50oO0) Iolas, nit 5fpei guten
uro genneeHben 9ireen baB Der Rieter ben
sssntraft etngebeu .uno bic arbeit ansfiibren
ipirb, i'm Safe berfelbe ibm 5uerfaHnt pirb.
Ets 9caHfp Qomm,ffioner4 beboIien fiA baS
ee4f bor, irseHbetn ooer ale aHssboie su
SM Gnftraqs bes goarb of eamtlton gouuts
GrwmtfitonerS
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1sasl7S
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nigs Winuten borauf sibi Il in tinsm
glumengeindft ben aufiros. an bic
4Drtife Des M1btens nni3ebn b..
if6niien Rcfen gu itiden. ais obsr
Der Snhaber BON oisler WeaelInng er.
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+. IL Gin gutter auRbs. iinb mir hobfn
ia p piele prdGtigs Rofen; lniIen Gk
ibm ribie Elm 0atsab msbs sis.
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Die fIeine g 6uGrmerin

Die tleine 9 d dmdrmerin.
.2tls 0u auf 5olaoorf gu gsiua
parIt, traFit Du Better Cigar als
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aus unb bate er f9on einea S4nurrz
bart2"
.a1t a1 Gagtasn ing' i6 Dir, mas
fIS siusn iuben.1
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bod nit bts Def6ides
Mdhten....s am Worabenb ibres
Gsburistoses plnuberie jiingit Gin
WGDh<n mil einsm ibrer Dsrthrer iibsr
bas beDorittbenbt greignib. .Ro!ben
Gie bod tinmol. ipit alt ih moresn
iptrbs. logte bic G60ns IdfsInb. I'D
iperDs mir erlnu6en, : eripibtri Der 6err
oolont, .1bnts fiir iebes Jnbr atre1
osteab sjas Rsis y atetfsnhsaL : -
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Norddeutschert Cloud

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WsadM6hsae eAnsneampfss teeen IIewase.
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Rsssfmsbias pshsamyfsfsahrt ieben Tsesaas
nit uenfa TsppdiAs.anbsn.I q eusptrru
1900 Tcnnsngebaif 700 ssgs lang. 10 ssiff breff.
reesssf ysaftintatsn. ..artnS HrissriM zsil.
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Ct: Eiftts1btrn gafionaf Enn!: @rlahfou UeSs
man DanI farytfcn uHe Golerain eSeS.
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etarb am mlontaa. ben IT. Sttober 1910,
Qonars q. Bu(d),
frau Qifilia Gsinlhe,

geb. &r g cr
@itine beg oeriiorbeuen TsrieSrth GeiHiSe, I'm
@Iter bon IA Suhreu 7ie BeeroiGung tiHeei
ftuit ON Gretdg Ea6uititug nm ubr.
1Q-2i- Iir trauernosu 6tuterbIisbeRen.
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mdbmen fur eousarbeif i,rn stoden In eincr
iIeinen ssGmilie. ei5 @ofhale sloe., aooE'
bolc.
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Gutes 9ndb Den fir anaemetRe Sdned
Belt 222 sllbnnr are. nbcHeaIe.
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Bntes Tfdbnen fir aocten uno SouSnr
belt: $500 far bds rette aRdshen. S5os
surnef unb sao1ooIe sne.. sioonhcIe,
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Su permtet6en.

3 a I bon Siurmern mi. Seisnnp, I'm erffeu
Stof; oue nohernen gerbeferlirgen etH.
fdliebIth siner aroBen GGs aarpe. ao.
24t3 Sbin Moenue bo
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lQ d EN- fir iieftrirssslrbeif ifflh Inn bel bt
Reforanua bon siuberH si beIfen; He'erer
aen 4064 Mofe Gin abe. GeonoaIe.
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Mdh6en fir auasmeine Sausnrbeii. 2
Snfen sloe., Clifton
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aRab6en cher cine syrnu fir auasncin
Srifedrhest nrb eirfncaes ActDen. @uoo'i
Ode 1ibertu urib Central Abe.
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Su peraaufea |: Yer(Aieoenes.

U dere,, eittaebeRbe; 15 girs. Teetl per
MSotpe; btlte; Ueeen g3eesua mad Teud0s
iofio. aussunff In ber BoIfsbinttCffics.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-20

8 + d mubIirtes Simmer In rooerHem
Saus IN gorIpotlie. Rnc3aragen 9o. 30ls
Gamblers Strube. legs
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81 nm uub fsrau FIR auaemeire SonSnr6eii
q. g. g9eber, slnenue 6onfe. Qarfhaae. Z.
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m af q frau, nm Die gadfcbe beiu,sunetuIel
12ii Oft micaftnan Ctr. g31lnut eiiis.
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0eD 3,t uerfei6en.
9drute,l ~ rerRaufeit.

HAnf ebtr ftXI Vatr Gann on Ser
lsytuaten Y'ss, stsus 800 sarbs BON Der etsatsas
balm. Ma6sufraesn bd o. arii6. Gnss ser Gt
Wtt4su Gar 9inis.
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81 n II, iGnaer tuci ireenhipeIfe slrbeii:- ga
trifarbsit oorae5ceeH. sS5 ginsfes Sfr.,
Metppori SO
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Ginsue frnn'eHfp1rier cher
giteaer sir gnbaline rerheirothet In uIitiles
rem Sabren ri.nfhi Sieunue: bette
Gmpfe5iungen: hienie I'm Scr Ginaifr aeilis
ffr,Spfrital ga abrefitren. g. g.. 563 Eiie
Ctr. Goeinsion, SO. 1920
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GtefIune eefu6t nIs SaHitcr, 4orier oesr
trgeHbrel6e aHbere arbeti bon etneT ae'
i6is.ea MidrH. aaeferenser esran!, glcrbs
oftsgSs Sine itib Ct gIdtr Git
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Snnaer mlnnn fuct SieIana ole eunt.
man cher BARTENDER; faHn uut an Ti6 an'.
irrrien. 6. u. g.. i43i gsd!Hai Ctr, in j.
Efc6.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-20
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precious metal; the qtantie has been struck within for which all 500 miles ot h pacei
 stead lying there as The report states that the sod waiting in coarse flakes Is running better pick such is the than i've cents 10 the Pani ~ stor that comes from tie head convey mulch of waters hill and the unnaed, but valley along stretches hone the old of the rivers to star CT that working the everyday life into the with rockers the cude sowes thought possibly fortune method of extracting the yellow waiting metal produce S2o co to Stooo
 The news reached is region in day, couple of weeks ago. At first probabilities that
 the find deposit much looked upon reliable when the ay streak these than verify the first rePor the ground immensely rich in and absolutely barren gold in others rule
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Reported Gold Strike Confirmed!
Authentic Word Received that Gold Strike Nhln River Head
 Taku Genuine---ren Rocking Out S20 to $40 Per Day

lively low values are distributed over a greater area.
 Old miners who have spe1it their days looking for such diggings as these are stirred 10 "reminiscences by the news, and tell oi pans running up into the hundreds in just such ground as this, when a pocket" is struck. Uncle" John Finlayson has probably had the greatest eX- perience of any man in the district in the search for gold in the o2 years of lis life, and his eyes flash as he tells of the banner pan he handled in the Cassiar, not so very far from where the present strike has been made, when he took out S ounces of gold in one painful. And in all probability just such pockets are to be found in the new district.
 Where is this new district? If you have 2 map of the northern end of British Colmubia you can ind 1t without much trouble. Fol- low along the western boundary of the province after salt water is left until you come to the Stikine riv- ar, the only navigable stream flow ing down from the uplands of Brit ish Columbia through Alaska, to the sea. Turning inland, follow along its course past points made historic during the klondike rush of ? years ago, to the head of navigation, Telegra bh Creek. From there you will see little dot ted line running in a general north erlv directior-the famous Teslin trail, which was constructed by the dominion government at a cost of over a hundred thousand dollars. Follow along this dotted line for a short % miles till Nahlin telegraph station on the Vancouver to Daw- son government telegraph line is reached, whence comes the news of the present strike. Here the trail is left, and the remainder of the trip, in the neighborhood of twenty five miles, Is made down the Nah lin river, and thus the objective place on the map is reached.
 The next question of course is how to get to this rev Eidorado. This is easy enough if you go at it right. There is only one real way, by steamer from the Sound country to Wfange1l, Alaska, thence up the Stikine River by river steamer as far as Telegraph Creek, from IL 4la oo,,o,,, ,, a,,t fro;l to
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Nahlin telegraph station. and then down the river by boat or raft to the scene of tee strike. \ journey consuming not to exceed fourteen to sixteen days in all. Tfis esti- mate of the time on the trip is con- servative, as there are men here in Wrangell who have accomplished 1t in much less;
 As far as an outfit is concerned for people entering the countrs, there is nobody anywhere else as competent to say what you should take ir as the merchaiits living here: For years they have been in the business of odtfttirg peopls for just such trips as this; and be. sides, some of them have spent years in that very country, thus having the necessary knowledge at first hand, and from that experience
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they ate able to tell the prospective miner what not to take on the trip.
 Here then is the proposition boiled down into 6 few words: \ placer strike has been made, pro- bably the last on the American continent that will occur in your time or mine, it is located where Il is comparatively easy of access. where 1t doesn't take a fortune td get action and where the country Is of such 6 nature, from the stand point of geological formation, that the find is wide and the pay sure. Then the location is such that a man may take a run into the count ry without big preparation, See for himself with small outlay of time and capital: and if he is satisfied with the outlook have his outfit sent in.
 There it is, if you are interested, get busy.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-10-29

statutes, making uniform poll tax;
committee on ways and means.
II 136-By Mr.. Hunt of New Hav-
en-; relating to the pollution of the
waters of New Haven river; general
committee.
II l37-By Mr.. Hunt of New Hay
en-; an act for the suppression of
contagious diseases among bees;
committee en- agriculture.
II 13S-By Mr.. Ives of Mount Hol-
ley to amend section 10 of No. $50,
acts of 1906, relating to Packer Gene
terry association; committee on cor
porations.
Fl l39-By Mr. Branch of Grand
Isle; to amend section 4S9 of the pub
lie statutes, exempting soldiers from
taxation; exempts soldiers who have
served in any war in service of Uni
ted States from poll tax; committee
on ways and means.
II l40-By Mr. Johnson of Castle
ton for the protection of muskrats
close season from May / to March %
upon waters and shores OF Lake Bonn
oseen; TO joint committee on game
and fisheries.
II l4l-By Mr. Rabbit of Rocking
ham, an act to amend sections 400s
and 1915 of the public statutes. as
amended by No. 81, acts Of 1908, re
lating to highways; appropriation OF
100000; committees on appropria
tons and highways.
II l43-By Mr. Johnson OF Castle
ton; an act to appropriate sum Of
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-10-29
CRUSHED IN QUARRY
Frank Holmes Was Fatally Hurt at
HardWick

Hardwick, Oct 29.-Frank Holmes,
a quarryman employed under derrick
No. 10 on the Woodbury. Granite com
pany's Quarries, was crushed beneath
piece of grout weighing between
two and four tons which rolled from
a grout car Thursday. His back,
both legs and an arm we're broken
and one hand mangled The injured
man lived about two hours after the
accident, dying while surgeons were
rendering such assistance as they
could
Mr.. Holmes was about 40 years of
age and unmarried. His home was
In Sullivan. Maine where a brother
survives him. He had been employed
in Woodbury. about two months.