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Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1910-07-14
Germany Ignores Doctrine.

Berlin, July 12,- Germany today
threw down the gauntlet to the
United States in an official state
ment issued by the foreign office,
declaring Germany intends to do as
she pleases in South and Central
American affairs, without supervis
ion from America.
This belligerant measure was is
sued after an informal message,
given out earlier in the day, had
sought to conciliate the feeling of
Americans regarding the Kaiser's
attitude toward President Madriz.
The second message was handed
to the United Press representative
at the foreign office with the re-
quest it be given widespread pub
licity in America. No explanation
is given as to the wide difference of
opinion expressed between the first
and second messages.
The second message said; Ger
many refuses to recognize any
right on the part of the United
States to supervise her diplomatic
relations with other countries
Central and South American coun,
tries in general and Nicaragua in
particular.
"Germany's recognition of Presi-
dent MadriZ is matter that con-
Germs herself, and Nicaragua, but
which concerns no third person or
power.
This sensational statement is in
terpreted by some as Germany''
first step toward refusing further t.
recognize the Monroe doctrine. II
the first authorized message of the
day. the foreign Office declared
Germany had no dream of a coal
ing station in South America, add
ing her desire in the Western Hem
iSphere was but to improve hel
trade relations.
Washington, July 12.-ThrOugt
Germany's seeming reputation oi
the Monroe doctrine is looked upor
here this afternoon as a matter o.
the utmost moment, it is believed
the German Foreign Office acteC
either hastily or eagerly in issuing
its statement regarding to Madriz
letter.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1910-07-14
Take Stump.

New York, July 12.- Clifford Pin
chOt a close friend of Roosevelt and
the deposed United States forester,
announced today he would leave
for California tomorrow to take the
stump in behalf of Hiram johnson
who is seeking the gubernatorial
nomination in California and en-
dOrsed for this honor by the
Lincoln-R Roosevelt League of Cali
fornia.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1910-07-14
Rebekah Officers.

Tuesday evening Mrs. Kate
Rouse, D. D. P. installed the officers
of Monroe Refiekah Lodge No. 534,
as follows:
Mrs. Elizabeth Tompkins, NC.
Mrs. Dora Schafer, V. G.
Miss Susie Jackson, War.
Miss Ina McNamar, Con.
Miss May johnson, Chap.
w. H. Wadsworth, R. S. N. G.
Mrs. Eva Brown, L. S. N. G.
Mrs. Hattie Kent, R. S. V. G.
Miss Anna Nolen, L. S. VIC.
Miss Susie Burditt, |. G.
Miss Savilla Hawkins, D. G.
This is one of the most flourish
ing and best attended Lodges in
this part of Missouri. There is a
reason why it is so well attended.
Degree work next Tuesday even
ing.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1910-07-14
GRACE BAPTIST

Preaching at II a. m Sunday.
Rev. R. T. Campbell, pastor at
New London will occupy the pulpit.
The pastor will exchange pulpits
with Rev. Campbell for the Sunday
services.
Sunday School at the usual hour
945 a. m.
You are cordially invited to wor-
ship with this church.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1910-07-14
Hays-Donahue.

Tuesday at 7 a. m. Miss Elizabeth
NJ, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Hays of this city was mar
ried to Ralph Donahue of Wind
thorst, Texas.
Miss Bess was one of Monroe's
fairest and best young ladies. We
understand that Mr.. Donahue is en-
gagged in the lumber business.
Congratulations.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1910-07-14
ABOUT THE CHURCHES.
Interesting News Concerning the
Different Denominations.
This Column Closes Promptly at 9
a. m. Each Wednesday.

Rev. Fr. John Ryan left Monday
for various points in Europe to
spend about two months visiting
various points of interest to him.
Rev. W. Spurgeon and family, Of
Hunnewell have been with friends
at Oakland Church south of this
city.
The ice cream party gotten up by
Miss Ella Gentry's class for last
Saturday evening at the park
was spoiled by the rain.
Rev. Charles King, pastor of the
Bethlehem church will preach on;
State Wide Prohibition next Sun
day morning Every one is cordial
ly invited to hear the discourse.
Womans Missionary Society of
the First Baptist will meet with
Miss Rosa Mae Smith tomorrow af-
ternpOn.
The Presbyterian ladies share OF
the proceeds at the Gem Theatre
Thursday evening was $12.70.
When it come to receipts at the
. Gem Theatre the ladies of the Holy
Rosary church capped all of the 9th.
er churches for SIS as their share
amounted to $21.65,. The Gem has
been especially liberal with the
church ladies and deserves credit
for liberality and clean shows.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1910-07-14

R. j. Bradley of Quincy came
over Sunday to visit his family who
have been spending two weeks in
the Missouri ozone with Mrs. Brad
ley's parents Mr.. and Mrs, George
BalZer.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1910-07-14

Myrtle Pierceall is now one of
the typos on the News. Success to
her. for she is one Of Monroe's mic
est young ladies.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1910-07-14
GOOD Workman.

J. T. Strean, Burlington foreman
of gang of men has an eye for the
beautiful and intellect for the prac-
tical.
He has done what should have
been done at the Main Street cross
ing years ago, i. e. put it in first
class condition, opened drain so the
water will be turned from the track
and at the same time from Main
Street. For years the track has
been a slight dam that caused the
water to turn back on the street
and there the Burlington under past
conditions had made practically no
effort to carry the water from the
street.
And he has been making some
very necessary fills on the right-Of-
way and he wants the right-of-way
cleaned up and kept cleaned instead
of being used as a dump ground
and every Monroe citizen will agree
with him on that point.
Correct. clean up the right-Of. way
and see that it is kept clean.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1910-07-14

IF. MOdi and family have been
with their Hunnewell relatives.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1910-07-14

erS are too busy TO market STOCK so
the shipping report this week has
gone funk. Barger and McClintic
car lambs and T j Yates car
hogs; Henderson-Morris Produce Co
car poultry. Total 3 cars.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1910-07-14

R. 0. Ballard. wife and Miss Vera
went to St, Louis. Monday to visit
relatives.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1910-07-14
ST. JUDES'.

Rev. H. C Goodman, Rector.
VIII Sunday after Trinity.
Services 7 a. m, II a. m, 5 p. m.
Wednesdays s a. m.
Fridays s. p. m.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1910-07-14
FIRST BAPTIST

, Regular services at the First
Baptist Church by the Pastor, Sun
day morning,
Rev. B. D. Weeks will conduct
the union service at the park Sun
day evening.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1910-07-14
METHODIST

Preaching II a. m.
Sunday School $50 a. m.
Junior League 2::30 p. m.
Senior League 500 p. m.
Public cordially invited.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-01-20

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baben, i6n aus, Ietner @efuntenbeit
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ihm oenn audi, ben fhDnen Ropf nit
berGhtliher @eberbe bebeno, eiilen
finiteren Bid al unp eripiberte tief
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burg tplnote iih um, trat an bas 5ena
tier unb fdaute auf bas Meer binaus.
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buna an bas ufer mari; er mar ftill
genoroen. nur iein 9ers i6rie laut.
(ssortIeBung folgt.)
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-01-20
Der Ste8essM8 Der fiinftlid)en
Getoe.

lleber Die bemerfenspertbe 3uz
nabme in Der Serfteaung fiinitliher
@eibe ma9t bic Sauitration inter
e1dnte Weittbeilungen. 8ereits I'm
Sabre 1907 beaifferte iid Die in gu=
ropa unb Mmerita bergeitellte fiinit=
li9e @eibe auf ni9t ipeniser als 6
Miaionen pfunb, tpdbrenb iie nod
i'm 8oriabre 100000 betrasen
bate. Die fiinitliae @eibe tpirb Be-
tanntlidb auf demifdem Mege aus
8aumipole Dber geaulole setpDnz
men. aber bic 9erltelluns 5eiste nod
Bis per Rur3em in Der praris erbeb=
lide Mdnsel. Sn3ipif9en aber iinb
tpertbpolle te9niide @erDolltomn,s
nungen einsetreten, bic bic AualitGt
Der tiinftliben Seibe iebr perbefIern
unb bamit bic Nudfrase erbeblieb gez
neigert baben. On3u fommt, baB NIT
benz tpaafenben 8ebarf an 5eibe bic
probuttion an natiirli1er Geibe, taum
nod ausreidt. Sm Sabre 1904 haz
ben europa unb Mmertfa ben dime
| fifden @eibenmartt faft D0lIig ersf
| fh0pft unb bic gambler boben NIT ben
aiidtiihen @eiben5ii6tern rieiige Ner=
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bentapeten beranse5osen; inbeB III es1
bic paifementrie= Jnbuitrie, bic aur
3eit bic meiftc fiinftlibe @eibe Derars
beitet.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-01-20
16. e a itel.

ceSn Ser 8ila sSa5urg mar es in
Ser leBten 3ett auffaueno ftiG augee
gansen. ytah bem llrtbeil oes Nr3=
tes tonnte bic geringfte 8ernah!df@
figung, in Der pflege oes Rleinen ii9
uuf gefabrorobenoe WeiIe ridden, bic
tpeitgeben6fte Wdhiamteit mar besz
halb geboten. eSn iibertriebener,
fart tbeatralil6 aur Shau getruge>
ner Heue bate Wanoa befhloi1en.
Ole pflege 8runos allein gu iiber=
nebmen. Sin Bett tpurbe fir lie i'm
RinOer3immer aufsiAldgen, odnn
iegte iie ounfles Neglige an, nubm
itatt oes Romans elm Mnbahtsbu6
in bic 6ano uno lieB iih neben benz
Bette Brunos nieoer; Der bic Mdma
nit melt aufserii1enen 4usen an
ftarrte. uls lei lie ibm etne Wiloz
fren6e gelpor6en.
seSabure mahte bet HeuetonlD6ie
fhnea genug Elm @noe.
.Du ffetnit pereeFen au baben.
tpelhen Wunfh th mir geitern
Mbeno aussubriiden er[aubte", faste
er ernit unb nit ftarter 9etonung.
sd nieberhole Dir: icb min, oaE
MiiB babel ois @fleae Brunos leitet,
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bas aranfen3irnmer betrittf. 2aB
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banbeln uno nit Rranfen umauges
ben. Mlio lei perniinftia unb fiige
Did meinem Wilen; 5eiae Define
Mutterliebe 0arin. oaB Ou meinem
Wunfde nahfommit!"
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bel, eine 9aife beiBer Milh fir ben
Rnaben in Der 6anD, in bag @eS
mad. GHtDeigeno erbo6 iif WanzI
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au geben, aus ibren Nugen aber fog
babel Elm Bid tiefften 0ailes su Dem
iunsen Wl1ohen biniiber.
eyaburg erfdien hdnfiger i'm RransI
fsn3immer, Inn iih Az aber3eugen.
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3ipar fdhDsren 6eraens uno nur notbs4
georuugen gtgtben, Die ct nber nm
fsfnts Rinbes tpiIlsn itreng beahtet
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MxiItrung tir1efr<ten, 0df; aud 6er
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-01-20
in 0er J)eIl uerloreT.
2sonlan pon aeoor b. Bo6ertit.
Sstsh ststss stsstsstR
I'll, ssortlebune.)

Die Slburs ssbre 56peiter!! !"
ftieb er berpor. .9tlIe Metter, 2aesa@
rpfpsfi, Oas lit mir eine intereHante
@ntoedung! Sir bic 6amtlie Sgburg
hale ih INNER etne befonoere 8erebz
runa gehabt reihe uno porne6me
leute iino BON ie6sr nlein San sefpez
len. Seben sic iih, lieber 6reunb,
mir miiiiert iiberleeen, ipie ,Sbnen gu
belfen lit. 3undhlt lit es notbpenois,
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den nod niht perlaifen. g1sin, sic
bletben bier, uno aiDar als mein @aft.
esn oieiem famoien 3immerden finoet
Six fein Menich, oas guge Der Boliz
set orinat ntdt our1 Wouern. glnr
bes Hahts tperben mir hnlere Spa
aieradnge MAIDEN. uno su bieIer 3eit
1olisn sic in etne @eielIi1aft einaer
fiibrt peroen, bic ssSbr ssntsreFe err
regen, IN cine @eIelIlhaFt, Die sSbz
men damn fir Mann ibre 6ilfe an=
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5hafe uno pie eshre famole ,Settion
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2deaaropsli, neil sic Elm Mann bon
Maltb iinO unb neil sic Die mooerne
8eleafhaft buKen gleid mir uno al
len meinen 5reunben. Mber tpeoer
our6 0pnanlit, nod burh fchDns
phruien ldbt iih Elm tpirfunsspoler
Rampf eesen biele 9eieuf9aft fiibs
ren; nuro urt Gift uno 8erIdlasenz
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fiibrtes 4usbeutungsinltem, nas lang
fam bod nit t0otlider SidRr6eit bic
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mir iieaen. @s manaelt ss6nen an
@elo2 @eoulo, in tpenigen Monaten
iperoen sic i'm @oloe ipiihlen fnn=
men, oenn nit Dem 5eufel niibte es
auaeben, ipenn cine cdmprriitiIhe Ser
binouna nit folhen 8rdften, ipie i9
iie an Der 6anb bdfte, niht enoli1
htmter oas @ebeimniB Der beriftpunz
oenen Wiltonen Wilidm 2upos
fdmeE
Gin geben flos ourd ben &OrperI
Balls.
nSoecone", ihrie ct auf, .fpober
ttnnen Sic ienes 9ebeimnib9"
n2ufen sic oas meine Sade fein,
fieber Ssreuno; SbatIafe lit, OaB td
es tenne uno afpar in alien ieinen
Ginaelbeiten -. uno nun fiillen
@ie audi Elm @las fir mid, 2aesaz
rofDsfi, mir tpollen oen, neuen
Bddt nit ebelitem 5raubenblute be-
iiegeln" .....
9rauben eing oie Some auf.
slammenoer gIana umtpebte ben
gdn5en 5pri3ont, un0 tpie Die aus
benz 5d5aume bes Mfeeres eritiegene
g0ttin be6nte iih Nsapel, i'm @oloe
aebaoet, Lungs Dem geitaoe aus.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-07
ADVERTISEMENTS AND

Panama IS. reg. 1885. .1o1 fl1& foa-. lOIJ
Panama IS. coup. 1875. .l0i 1918 1905 IOl =
New-York tribune., 1910-03-07
WEEKLY TABLE OF BONDS.

F'in'l
High 7 Low. Mch 7 Net
=. chge
New-York tribune., 1910-03-07

Dated. Newark, Y. J.. March : 1910
B. II. JONES Secretar,-.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-07
THE PETROLEUM FIELDS.

Interest Ia development work in tho last
week centred largely in the lower South
western fields. IN Tyler County. W Va
several good producers were brought in.
and in Lincoln County some new work bas
been started ln the Shinnistou pooI the
production Of the cid wells continues 10
decline. the South Penn Oil Company's
pest well now producing at the rate OF 80
barrels. From last accounts The total pro-
.8cfiou oi al the wells iu the Slinniston
district wss less than 1000 barrels During
the week two busters were reported in this
glSTrict. In Illinois operations have been
fairly active. ana some good producers have
resulted Ia Fairfield COUNTY, Southeast
err Ohio. several good wells arc reported
fsTrei producer IN the Lima fields
Gt-ie change mas taken place during the
" eeA- Ihai the operations in the various
o. fields assumed larger proportions ia
~ compilation of The Oil CITY Derrick 90
according 10 that authority, the total mum
ter OF wells completed iu ali fields last
mont as aggregated SEA compared with
of IgJ wells. The total production or The
wells completed IN February was 3 632 as
against 81 IN January, az increase Of
- Lsrreis. Of the total wells cOnlDlefed
Pennsylvania fields contributed SO with a
total production II 3.sI9 narreis = decrease
im the numOsr OF wells completed OF & and
decrease ~ new production Of 2.f7s.oo0
barrels. IN the NORTH western Ohio and
indiana fields 81 new wells we're completei
with new production Of t.3i1 barrels Ill
uois furnished l5S Of the wells completed
With new production OF $50 barrels.
while west of the Mississippi z13 wells were
completed. having a new production OF ls,-
81 barrels.
Prices for refined petroleum remain un-
changed. - follows: New York 80 cents
II barrels and 80 cents IN b1lk London
9 oot. SGD ~ imperial gallon, An'weTp, -.
Z ancs FOR ie7 kiios. and Bremen C.sS marks
for 81 l. los
New-York tribune., 1910-03-07
YUKON GOLD COMPANY.

DIVIDEND NO ,.
The Directors Of the Yukon Gold Conly1an-
fa"e his date declared Quarterly Dividend AZ
f1e rate OF Eight Per Cent tScs) per snnuul on
fns issued capital stock Of The 6-ornrany the
thiTc payment of Two Per cent C2's) or ten GOcp
Ter snare, 70 - made March 3lsr 1910 20 all
srockholders OF record AT three O'Clock in The
afternoon q March 18th. 1910
The booAs for the transfer - the stool, OF tho
COMPANY viii Close a. three O'Clock in rho after
tocn u March 18th. and reopen April Ist 1910
CHAS b LIrMAN Sanrefart
New-York tribune., 1910-03-07
MEETINGS.
loTICE or ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCK
HOLDERS OF
BETHLEHEM steel CORPORATION.

ne annual Meeting OF the stockholders OF
Bethlehem Steel Corporation will be held its
principal Office. No. 763 Broad Street. Newark
New jersey, on Tuesday. April ,. 1910, at 12
0 clock noon, for the following purposes: % 10
elect three directors serve for OF three
years. - TO ratify the action Of the Board OF
Directors in authorizing the guaranty by Beth
lehem steel Corporation Of the performance by
bethlehem Steel Company. or its successors or
assigns of the agreement dated February l.,
1910. between Bethlehem Steel Company and
lpidisr-Msrch Company. corporation of the
state OF New Jersey. in regard To the construc-
fion by btdieT- March Company, or its assignee.
q q by-nr o1ICt coke oven plant property near
the plant eI Bethle hem Steel Company and the
rllaDufa of5f5e -and sale by Di6ier-March Company
% Bethiehem Steel Company Of specified amounts
~ coke and gas. and "a ratify the contract Of
siiaranty. executed in the name Of Bethlehem
steel Corporation by its president. under date Of
enruar- :, 1910. n the performance OF said
agreement by Bethlehem Steel Company. and
9, 70 transact such other business as may prop
,liT come before said meeting
The books for the transfer of shares Of the
'apia stock Of the Corporation both preferred
s7a common. Uill he closed at . o'clock p Vi
on Monda5, March -. 1910. and will be re
g 1910.
Dated. Newark Y J. March 1910
New-York tribune., 1910-03-07
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
SOUTH PORTO RICO SUGAR COMPANY.
New York. March 1. 1910.
Preferred Stock Dividend

A dividend OF Two per cent o. The preferred
stock of this company has been declared for
the second quarter Of the current fiscal year.
payable on April /. 1910. 70 stockholders Of
record az the close Of business on March 2I.
14l6 Checks viii he mailed by Messrs. Muller.
fchall Company. OF New York city. The
transfer books will be closed on March II.
1910, and VIII be reopened on April =. 1910.
r A DILLINGHAM. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-07

NOTICE Is hereby given that the annual
meeting OF The stockholders Of tho BOND AND
MORTGAGE GUARANTEE COMPANY Will be
held al the Office q the company. 10 Rensen
street Borough OF BROOKLYN city OF New York
~ the 18th dav Of March. 1910, at l:f5 O'clock
= The afternoon ana that the annual election
~ directors 81 said company and OF three in
rI~Nfor'S ~ election 70 serve for the succeeding
year viii be held the same place on the
same cay between The hours OF l:I5 and o:i5
tr the afternoon
For the purpose Of the annual meeting. by
resolution of the Board Of Directors. no transfer
n stock VIII be made the books 0f the com
Tsry from the close Of business on March oath
1910. TO the close Of business On March 18th
1910
JOHN L SHERWOOD Secretary.
BROOKLYN February 2s1h. 1910
New-York tribune., 1910-03-07
SOUTH PORTO RICO SUGAR COMPANY.
New York. March 1. 1910.


a dividend OF one per cent has been declared
en the common stock OF this company. payable
on April l. 1910. TO stockholders OF record at
f-e close of business or March u. 1910 Checks
- ~ b. mailed by Messrs. Muller. SchaH & Co.
~ New York City. The transfer books will be
closed on March q. 1910 and VIII be reopened
On April =. 1910.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-07
RAILROAD AND oTHER STOCKS.

stocks d N
with the highest lowest and final prices of the week me ma
and low prices IN
New-York tribune., 1910-03-07
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

government bond quotations compare a.
lows with those Of week ago
New-York tribune., 1910-03-07

The bank exchanges of the New York
Clearing House and the stocks sold on the
New York Stock Exchange last week aud
in the same week Of thc preceding two
years compare a. follows
Mar 5 10 Mar 2 20 Mar : o.
T--e. e. 49,. rI~ 81 a-' - "-r 81 10 10 -"7
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GUARANTEED STOCKS.

Furnished oy Edward Z. smith & Co. No AZ
Pine street New York;
New-York tribune., 1910-03-07
BANK EXCHANGES AND SALES.

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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1910-08-11

nishing an impregnabie foundation
and fortress against the fury of winds
and waves
All of the upper part Of the station
is of strong structural steel-massive-
~ braced and riyeted The lower
ends of the steel skeleton are deeply
bedded-anchored, into the top of
the concrete cylinder From mean
tide level, the light is just 100 feet
above the water. The total cost to
the government of the station was
100000. One whole year was re-
CURED TO complete the work This
was very largely due to the great en-
cheering difficulties, and danger in
yolved in the construction; and also
to the small force of men which could
only be employed at time to any
advantage. So perilous was the work,
that it was with no little difficulty
the contractor could secure a suffi-
cient force of cement rock. and steel
structural workers. Work on the low
er part Of the structure could only
progress during calm weather, and on
ebb tide. For days at a stretch nc
work could be done at all The land
ing of material was always attended
with great difficulties and peril and
slowness. However, there was no
loss of life, nor even serious accident
during the progress of the work.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1910-08-11
"MILE ROCK" LIGHT.

One Of the most conclusive proofs
of the great strength and resistance
endurance of structural steel and re-
enforced concrete, combined, Is shown
by the Mile Rock" light station. This
little pharos stands as a beacon light
sentinel at the southern entrance to
San Francisco harbor-the Golden
Gate. 1t has only been recently COM
pleted. Literally, the light station is
firmly anchored on the ragged pin
nacle of a rock which, at extreme high
tide, was almost entirely covered with
water. A broad rim, or shelf was
slowly chiseled out around the rock.
some distance below the sharp and
Jagged points. A huge elliptically
shaped cylinder of boiler steel five
eighth of an inch in thickness, was
built up from this shelf This cylinder
was 40 feet high and 40x25 feet in
diameter. 1t was fitted so as to cover
the ragged tops of the rock All the
space inclosed. by the huge cylinder
was filled with strongly REINFORCED
concrete. This material settled down
all over and between the ragged points
of the rocks, and, when the material
was thoroughly set, the whole mass
became as one solid stone, thus fur