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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-11
THE USEFUL BEE.

n every farmer and fruit grower
were TO take the advice offered yester-
day in a remarkable lecture before the
Farmers club British crops would
probably be multiplied I'm value by mill
lions of pounds
Mr. Herrod. proving his contentious
by admirable slides made out the bee
to Dee one of the greatest friends of
the human race FOruic acid, which
mo- chemist can make. ls obtained direct
from the bees In America and used as
cure for rheumatism, and in the
hospitals honey Is now employed as "a
valuable substitute for Codlivcr OIL
But the farmer and fruit grower re-
geiNe the most valuable boon. IL is
proved that apples are earlier. larger.
and much more numerous where bees
are foo quantity Some beautiful
photographs showed that misshapcn
and siuntcd apples are due principally
Co bad fertilization; and the perfect
strawberry needs 100 to 800 acts OF
fertilization. New Zealand. which now
exports clover seed could not grow any
till a cargo Of humble bees was sent
over. and "a number Of California fruit
growers failed I'm bees were kept
The marvellous statement of Darwin
that flowers, especially red clover, are
finer whore cats are most numerous
was corroborated. only the humble bee
fertilzca the first crop of red clover,
the smaller flowers OF the second crop
can be reached hy honey bees; the great
enemy OF the humble bee Is the field
mouse, tho great enemy Of the field
mouse Us the cat Therefore, flowers
are best where cats are many II would
De- not less true to say that the clover Us
best where owls are most frequent
Many most persuasive photographs
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NINETY-NINE PROPERTY
IS OPENING UP BIG
Ore Body Found To De- Much Larger
Than Was ENpcCtcd-Orc Doe
Drift and SHAFT.

Developments 40 the Nuty-Nuc
Copper property at Good Springs, NcNa
are fast Increasing tine known ore area
according Co word received from
Manage j. b. Jensen. who i- Jon
charge of tire work GO thc mine at
present Tho indications are chat The
company win shortly Doc read. Co ship
regularly and that tho orc cam he
taken from development vorE alone.
According Co word received uy
James n Hammond. both the shaft
and the drift on tho 600 foot level
are in shipping ore auI inat hy
separating the orc H.gn slate
product running oyer 20 per .sut
copper and some silver com "r "u-
taincd. 10 is INSERTED ur fIa manage
ment that b. viii onIy hH short tmr
before the company 1911 n,-.u .H.H-
ping regularly
The ore shoot chat ha- been cu-
countcred boz the property dips .n the
cast Tho shaft although started .n
the ore shoot. cut through 't before
reaching the zoo foot level THE urft
sent out ON the goo level Hu- driven
- feet To- tho east before tuU Orc was
STRUCK IN pushing through Che ore
HNNnl mAtN flIN'I Quo WAS .I.'H NA
what appeared Co he cam intrusion. TO
came up 600 pyramid shape and the
driu apparently cue tine Top OF TO-
Wine was then SUMS ou enc ore and
from foot the or, body ut depth
or Is feet hroadenei ont FOB 20 feet
From this rich shipping ore was taken
out
To more economically extract the
GRE 10 was decided to sink the shaft
20 the $50 foot level aud then drift
under the ore. Al the same time the
drift on the 200 foot level was pushed
on To the east The drift has been inn
proving at every shot until at "a short
distance from the shaft good ore
IS coming into the face By separating
the ore high grade shipment can
be made.
At the Same time ore is beginning
10 make on the east side Of the shaft
and the last report from Manager
Jensen declared that eight Inches ~
ore was making across the shaft This
IS taken to indicate that the ore shoot
81 dipping back into the shaft The ore
is on the foot wall of the vein and az
a depth OF 225 feet in the shaft with
all workings iu the property in ore
the stockholders feel much encourag-
Cd
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OUTFITS Talks WOOL.

n. r. Curtis. general agent Of the
Nickel Plate railroad. is Al the knuts
ford today lie is making this part
OF the intermountain country In the
interests of the freight department of
his company To The News he said.
Wednesday. There is a great deal Of
wool going over the eastern roads for
consignment in Chicago and Boston.
The rate TO Boston from Salt Lake IS
S213 a hundred pounds I'm carload lots.
This rate has varied little In the past
no years About two years ago IL was
"a little lower, but has been maintain
ed pretty evenly am that time" For
years there has been practically no
conflict on and consequently no cutting
Of rates between the rival eastern
roads In order to secure the through
eastern business AT the end of the
season the roads generally find they
have about what would be an equitable
proportion OF their part OF the bust
ness" said Mr. Curtis.
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T0DAY's MONEY MARKET.

New YORK May Money on call
steady 3ieHf per cent, ruling rate. 37s
per cent, closing bid ga per cent; Of
fcrod al 4 per cent.
Time loans softer. for 81 days. 3ia m 4
per cent. for ~ DAYS per cent. six
months iU4A per cent.
Close Prime mercantile paper. fa 90
3 per cent
Sterling exchange weak with actual
business iu bankers bills AZ 4.S3 BH %
for Go-day bills, and at $3.50 for de-
mand.
Commercial bills sat-.
Bar silver. 5iis cents.
Mexican dollars, % cents.
Government bonds, weak, rallioau
bonds. steady.
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CHIEF ACCoMPMsHEs MUCH
Tintic Property Declared 90 be in Best
Condition in History.

Developments at the chief Com
solidatcd property al TlntiC are adj
vancing rapidly and the showing at
the property is now declared to be
better than ever. Some interesting
facts about the property are given by
Gay a. Sturgis In their weekly review.
copper They have the following 10
say.
Chief Consolidated has made a very
important development in striking
rich orc in a raise which IL going mp
from tho 1900 foot level to the 400.
The ore body on the 1,4OO-foot level
ina going south dipped down below
that level and this raise was started
up az the 500 to- explore for this rich
ore The new strike was encountered
20 feet above the 900 and is appar-
entity the same ore now being mined
az the 400. II this Is the case. high
~ satisfactory results viii follow AS
the class of ore which chief has been
mining on the 400 is excellent
"As already stated I'm these columns.
the first 1000 tons of shipments gave
net returns from the smetler OF S23
per ton There was "a falling Off for
the next 900 tons but now the ore IS
showing results which promise fully
as good az gained from the first 1000
tons.
Another development I'm the mines
favor is the advanced price of silver.
which iu the past month has raised
TO "a cents am ounce against o.
cents a month ago and sou cents two
months ago. The present price Of sil-
Yer gives Chiefs product over 81 Ucr
ton added profit, and this increase
win Doe sull further enhanced if the
quality of the product continues TO
improve. as the daily shipments now
indicate that 70 viii.
$50 far as lts development shows.
Chief is a gold and silver proposition,
no other metal SO far proving any
favor Ina It's earnings n the experience
Of tho other mines IN its neighbour
hood is to be taken as "a guide. the
gold values will show a material In
crease with depth.
Chiefs development work shows toe
dav more ore ln sight than az any
previous stage FOO the short time Of
the mines operation, which is barely
over one year, and for ore extracted ia
opening work during that period there
has been received from the smcltor n
return uf "a little better than SG2 600.
II this can be- accomplished i'm one
year with such % comparatively small
amount of work. much greater results
may Doe expected from the more exc
tousIvo work that is to follow. tu a
recent letter President Fitch expresses
himself es extremely well pleased with
results and extremely optimistic In re-
gard Co the future
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PRODUCE.



Chicago. May 1I.-Stuobornness on the
part of the leading bulls showed itself
today iu a prompt advance Of "a cent tn
the price of May wheat The rally was
extended 20 the deferred futures after a
weak opening. Freezing temperatures In
the northwest and absence Of rain ln
that section. barring scattered showers.
were cited as arguments against the
bears
offerings were light. spectators seem
ing Co fear that the trade was not yet
out OF the woods In regard 10 the grow
ing crops and that sales were risky. May
wheat went to LIZ as against In az the
close last night. september started = Co
"a lower at l.O0ia 10 IS, advanced 10 i.Ol
and reacted TO l.OfA.
Corn was firm ON purchases by lead
ing local house with pit operators trail
ing. September opened "A shade TO Is to
"a w al 65k TO p and clung TO the high
There was a liberal demand In oats
from the same crowd that bought yes
terday. September started = lower 20 "a
higher az 3SA to %, ana advanced Co 39ls
Tho tone Of the provisions market was
easy because OF lack of any important
news. Prices remained within small frac-
tons Of last nights quotations.
Wheat-Afer much nervous iuctua-
ton the market sagged under continued
heavy selling, accompanied by reports Of
rain ln the Canadian northwest Duluth
dispatches asserted that the cash mar
kct there was sick and that more cash
wheat for Chicago could be picked IN
there without trouble II developed.
however, that a Chicago firm was selling
wheat there and delivering Il immediate
ly. The net result was trm close here
with September laHA up al 1.OiUs
Corn Steadiuess characterized the utr-
kct during the final dealings and the
September option finished az 63ia, a
shade above last nights figures
cash corn: No. . 62Q v No. 3 white
610ia No. . yellow, 63W6i No. B. 6lpi7.
40. 3 white, 6iaH 65 "A No yellow,
62aia No. 4 500 % so; 40. ( white. "a 10
%. No. . yellow, Jsisuelia.
Close-Rye-,Cas.h, ,sQ79; July. @'a.
Timothy AIS: oct. 400
Clover Nothing doing.
Wheat-May, LIZ; July Lo2ls, sept.
corn May. GE. July. 62k: sept. 6sis
Oats-May i2iA a Ai July ioH, Sept,
3gik
Moss PORK. per bbI-July ag.S; sept.
Lara. per 100 Ibs-July. las; sept.
short Ribs. per 100 lbs.-July i2El4@
u IS, sept, l2.@la
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York. May ii.-sugar. raw. steady.
muscoVado, 50 test, $50, centrifugal, 3
test 4.3D; molusscs sugar. 80 test. gt5
Refined. steady, crushed. B g6: graduated
OBS. powdered, b.A.
COncc--Spot quiet, No. Rio. sN; No.
4 Santos ga
BUTTER AND EGGS
Chicago. May ii.-Butter o. Easy.
Creamories, 8nN; diaries. G025.
Eggs-Steady. al mark. cases included.
Cheese Firm. Daisies. ttA at5. Twins
1fah Young Americas, l49h. Long
Horns, lih q 2.
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r1oc1E METALS STATEMENT.
Shareholders Receive Notice Of Con
dtiun Of Property.

shareholders Receive Notice Of Con-
ditlou Of Property
Accompanying tho announcement OF
am assessment. the stockholders of the
Phoebe Metals Mining company are re-
coiviug from Secy. q. A. Cook "a state
men of tho physical and financial con-
dillon Of the company Tho statement
o. as follows.
"Thc company now owns outright
seven claims joining the A. claims of
the Phoebe Consolidated Mining com
pauy which are under bond 10 the
Metals company for $4,000. and which
amount has been reduced by acquiring
stock In tho former company, TO about
$4,000. ono-third Of which is due De-
comber of this year
Since the first of the present year a
hoist has been installed and new
shaft has been sunk Co "a depth Of 260
feet AZ depth of 230 feet some high
grade ore was encountered and 10 is the
intention 20 cross-cut to this ore from
the 800
AT the recent meeting OF the direc-
tors 10 was decided 10 install a COM
prcssor and power drill and the order
for this has been given and work on
tho same is now under way
con the first of THIS month the CONF
pauy owed in bills payable and over
drafts. S4g9 5o and is cxpending on an
average OF $3.50 per month. working two
shifts iu tho shaft
There remains I'm the treasury NJ
this time. f3S 72O shares of stock. but II
is impossible 20 soil this at price con-
sidcrcd fair by the directors.
"At tho present time about 90 tons
of ore have been stored az the mine
which should net 40 least SEQ per ton
and win likely he shipped when the
railroad reaches tho camp"
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BUSINESS AND REALTY

For a consideration Of $4,000, C. ~.
Freed Of the Freed Furniture and Car
pet company has sold his residence at
96t east First South street The di-
mansions NJ the lot are us feet on First
South and 1876 feet deep. The Freed
home is the first modern bungalow
built in Salt Lake.
Fens' North Park subdivision. In
North Salt Lake. near the end OF TIE
Oakley Hire, whore "a acres OF resi-
denCe land has been plated, viii be
formally opened next Sunday. Auto
mobiles will carry the visitors from the
street car 90 the grounds Three acres
have been set aside for a park which
win presently be improved.
Arrangements are being made for an
excursion into Emigration canyon next
sunday where Cal Buckwaltor has Sc
cured an option on 2f0 acres Of ground
on which he proposes TO erect a 500
room hotel and otherwise open up
fine summer resort and Plat the can
yon In the vicinity and sell lots Tor
summer cottage sites. The place Is
reached by the Emigration Canyon
railway. The property is owned By
Joseph A Young 81 the firm Of Young
& Young II embraces some valuable
deposits OF maCadam materials. lime
and cement which will eventually be
developed. Good springs or clear noun
tain water are found at convenient
spots.
Preliminary work for the new add
ton 90 the Mcdonald candy factory has
just been started.
President W w. Armstrong Of the
Copper National bank Of this city. has
Withdrawn his interests from the Nc
Gin. New. hank OF the same name. 10
devote an his attention 90 the new
bank In Salt Lake. w 3 Thompson
succeeds him ms president OF the Ne
vada Institution
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WOOL.


St Louis May ll.-Wool. steady Ter
ritory and western mediums 0a 3. fine
mediums. 1SM2. fine. llMi6.
LONDON.
London. May iO-A large miscel-
laneous assortment was offered az the
wool auction sales today and met with
"a ready sale at firm rates. Punta Arenas
were absorbed by Germany and the home
trade. West Australian woods brought
keen competition between the home trade
and France.
The offerings were go bales
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WORK IN BARNEY CANYON.

Especial ip The NHWF.0
Provo May 1.-THE directors of the
North Bingham Mining company whose
property DEL boo BaruDys canyon levied
am assessment of one-h1lf cent % share
and let contract for sinking SHAFT
200 feet. at the meeting held here yes
terday Tho property is controlled by
the Knight Interests
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LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO

Chicago. MAY li.-Cattlc-R Receipts. es-
timated at 900: market steady. Becvcs.
5.SON $50. Texas steers 5.OU6.50, west
ern steers. 5.l0n7 p; stockers and feed
ers. 4.ooN6.7o. cows ana heifers. 2.9u
Hogs-Recei estimated at 1900;
market slow. 5aiOc higher Light, 2 40
N9.7j; mixed, 9. Nn $50; heavy 9.0Ou9.I5,
rough 9.Ea9.55; good to choice heavy.
9.5U9.15, pigs. 9.l049.60: bulk Of sales.
Shcep-Rcceipts. estimated at 1900;
market steady Native. 4. 35d7 so; west
ern. 5OU7.S0; yearlings, 7.60us.25; lambs.
native, 75u9.0. western, l.Oa9.O.
OMAHA.
Omaha. May u.-Cattle-Receipts, 800;
market steady 70 a shade lower. Native
steers, 5.i5 UB.75; cows and heifers, $500
so western steers, 3.75Q 100: cows and
heifers, 2.&06 dj; Gamers, 500 As;
stockers and Feeders. 3.50d6. 50. calves
o0uS r.: bulls. stays. etc, 4.OOd6.3j
Hogs-Rcceiuts, 100; market steady.
Heavy 9.25f9.35. mixed. $50. light
gl509.S1; pigs. S.o0U9.o0; bulk OF sales
sheep Receipts. 500: market steady
Nearlings 1.On1 100: wethers. 6.50m7.5 90;
ewes. 5.75a5.N5; lambs. 1.5OnS.6j
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city. May u-Catte-Rccelpts
700. market steady. Native steers. 6.OOff
$50; COWS and heifers 5.1GM7.6o; stockers
and feeders, 4.0Ou6.2D, bulls. i.25U6 co.
calves. A0ouS.OO; western steers, 5.0on
90: western cows, 4.O0u6.50
Hogs-Receipts. l3u00. market 5nl0c.
higher Bulk Of sales. 9.O4 9.55, heavy.
g.f5dg.G0: packers and butchers, 2 Wu
g.55. light, 2oM 800 pigs, .50a 900.
Sheep-Receipts. 500: market steady.
western wethors and yearlings. 6.0OmS.o0.
fed western ewes. b.1unt 81.
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MNRkEr CoNTINrEs Ion.
Iron Blossom and Lower Mammoth
Slightly Stronger.

Slightly Stronger.
only three stocks traded bon on the
local exchange showed any signs Of
strength this morning ana with them 30
was but slight Iron Blossom climbed
10 81 and sold as high as SLO2h on "a
buyer Lower Mammoth was traded in
quite heavily az "a better price. Col
orado was fairly well supported at the
low price Il has been selling at.
As Heinze's expectations Increase so
does the price Of Ohio Copper a week
ago the stock sold as low as 81 S., and
today it walked up from &2t5 10 1855
at the close.
Tho total number OF shares Of stock
disposed OF today was 1850, for which
SI.l6S was paid out
on the curb market trading was light
and the sales were 600 shares OF
Bingham Central Standard at Is cents;
200 shares Of Opex az 40 cents.
TODAY's QUOTATIONS..
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NEW INTERPRETATIONS.

An amendment TO the articles Of inoor-
poration Of the salt Lake COca-Cola
Bottling company. hlod with the county,
clerk yesterday provides Tor the in
crease OF the capital stock from $500
Co $1,000
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STOCK CERTIFICATES.

stock certificates. bonds. and blank
books OF any size or style made 20
order Estimates promptly furnished
THE DESERET NEWS JOB DEPr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-11

FORENOON SALES.
Rock Tunnel goo at 3d.
Bingham AmaIgawlted. 500 40 9ta.
Black Jack 300 at no.
CarIen. so 90 so
Colorado. 100 GO SO 100 90 g.
Crown Point. 600 at
Iron Blossom HOO at loo 100 at
i02ia buyer go.
Lower Mammoth. 1900 at 50. 600 at
60 buyer go
May Day 1000 at
Mineral Flat. 1000 90 ..
Nevada HIS 100 at go
ohio Copper 100 at $50.
Seven TrouEhs. 800 at g.
Tintic Humb., 1000 at e.
Uncle sam. 500 af 25tl
Utah Con. 1900 az 2
Victoria. 100 az tl2ta.
OPEN BOARD.
Cedar Talisman. $500 at 70. $500 at
"a buyer go.
Columbus Con. 500 al 80. 500 at 81.
Iron Blossom. 100 at 100
Lower Mammoth. 100 at 80.
Ohio Copper 100 az 2f1. 100 at 2.50
buyer so; $50 at $50, 100 at 255.
RECAPITULATIoN
shares. Amount.
Regular board ..........11fo0 &.715.O0
open board commune. 5000 3493 90
Totals ...............l945 S716s.O0
AFTERNOON SALES.
Cedar Talismau. 800 ut 1875.
Colorado. 300 at g.
Columbus. 100 az 60
Lower Mammoth. / 900 az 80; 900
at G6 buyer co.
Ohio Copper 200 at 26O
Sioux Con. 500 at 30
Tintic Emp. 1000 at T.
Uncle sam Con- 200 at $751;: 900
at 36
Victoria. 100 at 111L.
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BUTTER AND EGGS

Chicago, May li-Butter Easy.
Creamories, GMN; diaries. 2lQ25
Eggs-Steady az mark. cases included.
l6NiS. receipts, 1885, hrsts iSih prime
drsts, 10.
Cheese Firm. Daisies. tiA 0t5. Twins
Horns. lfh ga.
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New York MAY ti-Sugar raw. steady
muscoVado, 80 test, $50. centrifugal, =
test. 4.30; molusscs sugar 80 test, 3 o.
Refined, steady, crushed, 5.6 graduated
q. powdered. b.N.
Conec-spot quiet; No. z Rio. s&: No
4 Santos 9i
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-11-02

gietOria 0ibiiion, 6. s. & g. u.
Nntllnft =
Mo: so5-euero, gietOria. 1850 na6m
Mbfahrt-
Mo so6--guero. gietoria. 800 BORN
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Mi1ionen Mf. fin oie boberen Sfu.
len aufpenoete, pabreno Sic @emein.
ben bier5ebn Wiaionen oafiir perous.
gabten. ssn1 lesten 8interlemelter
betrue Die GAIL Ser Sdiiler an BEN
boberen 2ebranitalten 22O,959 aeaen
1561630 I'M Sabre 1901. Sn Sen
festen 10 Sabren lit lnitDin bie 3abl
Der S6iiler on ben bobereu Shu[en
nm 41 aro5ent eeitiegen BET einer
3unabme Der 8ebolferlng in Ser
gteiden 3eit BON ettpa Is gro5ent.
- Ser Sarfopbas oes 3aiiers
Otto III. muroe inn aotbil9en Gbor
oes Wennlters gu Maeben bor bent
So6altar unter Dem SuBbooenbeIa.S
allfgefunoen. geit 1414, no sic
2ei6e aus Dem 0ftagon an Die sSuno,
iteIle gebradt miroc, 1T Ser Gar
fopbaa ipabri6einli6 1i9t mebr ge.
offnet iporoen. @r beitebt aus einenl
n1adtigen Stei1lblof @ifler Sallo-
iteins. Sci Der 8eriiBrung 5erfielen
Die porgefunoenen &noben 5u Staub.
germntlid bat Ole 2ei9e Elm reid
nit 8olo geitifter Seioenitoff UNI.
biillt, oenn es muroe cine Menge fei.
ner @olofaoerl gefunoen; Der 5toff
ielbit lit 5erfallen. geabe Dem Gar
fopbog Iagen cine Mn5abl iilberner
uno fupferner Wiin5en aus Der 3eit
Der eriten fronaoiiiden Gepoluticn
uno bon &aiier Soiepb II. BON Oe-
iterreid. Sic riibren ieoenfaus aus
Der 3eit oes giitofs gerboIet ber,
Der oas @rab, ieoof ni6t Sen Sar.
fo,,I,oo 1ff,,o,, I;oS
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Sn oieiem Sa6re fonnte Der
Welbourner belltide gurnperein Die
50iabrige Subelfeier ieines geitebens
begeben. Die beionhere 8eoutuEg
oieles Gereins liegt barin bob Ell
ni6t nur 9orperiibuneen uno @eieI-
ligfeit betreibt, ionbern au6 Der BET
matliben Sonfunit i'm W1nnerge-
lang uno Der beirnatliben Dihtrrng
in branatiihen 4uffiibrungen ernit-
bafte BHege tpiomet. Ssn beiben lei.
ftet er ipeit ii6er oen bur1ianittlihen
Dilettantismlls binaus Tuhtigea
Gin neues pradtiees 8einl, Dos ne.
BEN Surn. nnb &on5ertiaol uno Der
@elelligfeit oienenoen &dnmen al1h
eine itattlide oeutihe giiberei ent.
balt, but oaau beigetragen, baB es
INNER mebr gum WsitteIpunft uno
5al1ptquartier bes lebenbigen
0eutihturns Der oortigen @ebiete
@ultraliens getporoen lit. Die gin-
fiibrllng BON oeutiden 8isfuiiions-
abenoen 5eigt, mie ernit es Der Ser
elm NIT Ieinen Oeuti9beitrebungen
ninnlt. Die berporragenbe Stedung,
Die er iid i'm 0ffentlihen 2eben Wel-
bournes errungeu bat, fam ard in
Der 8eteiligung Der britii6 ouitra-
liihen &reiie an ieinem glan5eno
Derlamfenen Seite gum @usbrlld, es
tuaren neben Dem beutifen ulb ber.
ihiebenen fremben &oniuln aub Der
2oro MaDor Der Staot uno ber-
idieoene Witglieoer oes Staatspar-
laments eri6ienen. 8ertreter oeut.
ider 8ereine famen ielbit aus wei-
ter 6erne, 10 aus Sponep, Brisbane
uno gbelaioe.
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g.. $. & g. n, (Saupt.ainie).
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80. 9-@om Often. ..7:35 uorm
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