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Weekly journal-miner., 1910-11-09
PLACERS OF LYNX
 CREEK BEING SAMPLED
From Sundays Dailv.l

A4AOAA
 What is believed to be the be- ginning of large placer mining movement along Lynx Creek, where it empties into the Agua Fria, is under consideration. From Samuel BOblett, J. J. Cravey and Ed. Bob lett, who were in the city yesterday, it was learned that they were auth Orized and have completed a six weeks test for Eastern capitalists, the area covered ranging from the Hall ranch to the lines of the old hydraulic diggings, a distance of four miles. In that time they have sunk hundreds of holes to bedrock, the general determinations being fa- vorable. The creek bed has been tested with the sidehill elevations on each side, and in some places big values were found. It is believed that plans for the working of these deposits will be matured in the near future.
 In anticipation of an early win ter and a heavy fall of snow, MT. Boblett states that the old ditches of the Massicks hydraulics are be- ing cleaned out to accommodate the flow of water, the purpose being to revive these old diggings at the ear Hest opportunity. This ground is said to be under lease and the operator has been devoting considerable time and expense toward getting it. The last time any extensive work was done on this project was over twen- ty years ago, when hydraulic Oper- cations were attended with heavy output in the yellow metal. The introduction of the Bueyrus shovel was attended with failure, owing to heavy boulders.
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-11-09
GOOD SHOWING IN
 CURRAN-NoRRIs CLAIMS
(From Sundays Daily.)

Production from the Curran and Norris group of claims on Lynx Creek is increasing and it is now believed that the property is des- tined to develop into a good pro- ducer. John Curran, one of the owners, while in the city yesterday, gave publicity to the results received from a test run of thirty tons of ore made at the Poland mill, show ing values of over $50 Der ton in gold. silver and zinc.
 The property is situated about one mile south of the Mudhole mine, on the old Accidental ledge. and in years past has had considerable de- velOpment.
 In the group are eight claims, all of which have been prospected, in some locations quite extensively. In the aggregate over 2,2OO feet of tunnels are driven, the property be- ing admirably situated for the pros ecution of development on this prin- ciple. Associated with Mr. Curran is T. G. Norris. attorney.
 The purpose is to begin thorough development and to mill the ore reg ularly hereafter, the recent run prov ing conelusively the excellent possi- bilities of the proposition.
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-11-09
FOR SAFE KEEPING.
From Tuesdays Daily)

Deputy Sheriff E. NJ. Tackitt of Coconino county, stationed at Will jams arrived Sunday afternoon with a Mexican prisoner in custody, charged with assault with intent to commit murder. The Mexican was lodged in the county jail pending trial. The wounded man has a broken thigh, caused by a bullet wound, be- sides other serious injuries. The vic tim is also a Mexican. MT. Tackitt states that since the double tracking of the Santa Fe was started all the northern towns are experiencing re vivals in commercial circles and a great amount of criminal business.
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-11-09
CHICAGO OPERA OPENING.

CHICAGO, H., Nov. 3.-The hope of Chieagoans for permanent home for grand opera has at last been re alized in the remOdeling at great cost of the immense Auditorium the ater. The new house had its formal opening tonight with a performance of Aida" by the Chicago Opera company. The season will continue for ten weeks.
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-11-09
 He Social Mirror

birth of the latter Various games of amusement were played, and the evening closed with a dainty supper. ] Among those present were MT. and Mrs. Gus Garbarino, MT. and Mrs. J. H. GarbarinO. MT. and Mrs. Freo Bolden, Mrs. Thomas Simmons, MT. and Mrs. Charles Colquitt, Corte Simmons, Gail GarbarinO, Alex. Gar barino, Mrs. W. Weadle, Miss Theora Simmons and Mrs. A. L. Lee.
 The engagement of Miss Doris Hansheer and Dr. Thomas Alvin Neal is announced The wedding will be in December. The bride-to- be is the charming daughter of MT. and Mrs. Frederick A. Hansheer of Detroit. Mich. She is manager of the Quality Shop, in this city Dr. Neal has resided here several months. He is a prominent physician of De- trOit, where they will be at home early next year.
 The Misses Grace and Jessie Jones returned Thursday to Chaparral, hay ing been the guests of Mrs. Harry Brisley.
 Mrs. T. G. Norris. Mrs. J. c. Hern- don and. Miss Florence Herndon have returned from, a three months tour of the Orient
 Mrs. G. E. Meany left Saturday for Phoenix, to be the guest of her sister, Mrs. H. J. McClung, during Fair Week.
 Lieutenant James Lockett of Fort Whipple has ,been assigned to duty at Fort Apache for several months.
 Mrs. A. W. Edwards, who has been spending several weeks in the East, returned to Prescott last Sunday.
 Captain John K. Miller, Lieutenant Taylor and Lieutenant Robinson have returned from Fort Huaehuca.
 Mrs. Morris Goldwater leaves to- day to spend Fair Week in Phoenix, with her daughter, Mrs. H. R. Tritle.
 Mrs. ]. NJ. Aitken is to be the guest of friends in Phoenix. next week, having left here on Saturday.
 Mrs. Will L. Clark of Jerome mas been the house guest of Mrs. LeRoy Anderson during the week, leaving on Wednesday for Jerome.
 Captain Guy G. Palmer of Whipple Barracks has returned from Fort Bayard, N. M.
 Monday Club.
 The Monday Club will hold a reg ular monthly business meeting Mon day afternoon, November Stn, at the
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-11-09
WELCOME FOR ELLEN TERRY.

NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-A large aud fence filled the Hudson tneater this afternoon and joined in an enthusi- astic welcome to Ellen Terry, the. famous English actress, on the oecas, ion of the opening of her American tour in a series of lectures on the Sbakespearean women.
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-11-09
MAN BURNED TO DEATH.

IRVINGTON, Nov. 5.-In the ruins of a drug store which burned last night, the body of Frank Lewis, aged 19, a shoemaker, was founG today. He had been working in his shop, when an explosion cut off his escape, and he was burned to death
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-11-09
NEWSPAPER SOLD.

SACRAMENTO, Cal, Nov. ,. - The Morning Union, the oldest daily paper on the Coast, was purchased by L. E. BOntz from Sidney E. Her man. Bontz was formerly a part proprietor.
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-11-09

If your job is "shaky" a Journal. Miner liner Sill eet you another one
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-11-09

If your job is "shaky" a Journal. Miner hnsr will get you another enc
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-11-09

Unadvertised things are sold - sometimes. JournalMiner want ads. will sell them quickly.
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-11-09

Early this week a very enjoyable function was held at the home of MT. and Mrs. Gus GArbarino, the oe- easion being the anniversary of the
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-11-09

Journal High class job work
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-11-09
Monday Club.

The Monday Club will hold a reg ular monthly business meeting Mon day afternoon, November Stn, at the usual time and place. A full at tendance is desired.
 The program following the busi- ness meeting is postponed until the February meeting.
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-11-09

Miss Dorothy Hopkins of St. Jos eph's Academy, entertained her lit tie friends at a Hallowe Zen Party, Monday night After having jolly time playing games and costuming in weird fashion, dainty refreshments were served the little folks in the Auditorium, which was appropriately decorated for the occasion.
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-11-09

Mrs A. B. Peach entertained the members and friends of the Woman s Auxiliary of the Episcopal church at luncheon on Thursday, at her home at Government Springs. A bountiful and delicious luncheon was enjoyed by the guests and most delightful day spent by Rev. J. Rock wood Jenkins, MT. and Mrs. W. W. Ross, Mrs. George Norman Hoffman, Mrs. Alan Love, Mrs. George Wooster and Miss Fife.
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-11-09

Mrs. Hugo Richards invited the members of the Prescott Bridge Club for sewing on Tuesday, and had as her guests Mrs. T. c. Norris, Mrs. Leslie B. Larimer, Mrs. George Ed ward Meany, Mrs. Maud L. Baldwin, Mrs. Paul P. Hastings, Mrs. H. D. Aitken, Mrs. O. A. Hesla, Mrs. Nor ris Goldwater and Miss Theresa Fredericks.
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Gin nieffrl, hnihr hri,

0lIHofantpier. sie Dicrtcn 5cibc bel,
aopf in beit gtdfen ~Betporfen, oas
&oor 5uriidgeitri9en. ltno iDre Nli-
gelt bliBten. @ls iie ool1rl elmer in
oe5 otlocren Intlib gelelcn Dottet,
DAB lie iid glei6 lparen al &iiDnDeit
lnlo &roft, pa gingelt iie obnc iidJ
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DER uorii6er.
ugs lift altt," badte 8iebte. vcr
loQ lcinen 8iden nidt boben. @itto
fnnn Die S6iiiieln obrdllulcl1." sl(s
tie aber in Die Stiibe trot, mar Sic
Nlte ionft eingeidlafen. Scr Nlls-
orllf frieoli6en 9ebagens lagerte
auf i6rem @eii6te.
Wit eerlt115elter Stirn lteutc
@iebfe Oie Seller %5uiauln1crl. Sic
6orbte binolts. Of glnorees in Oeil
Stall NOR; Tie moate oos @eiGirr
III Die &iid)e tro0elL obne oob CT
eS merfte.
Stint, ouf 3e~benipiben, buldte lie
ii6er Die oltnfle 0iele. 9o lticD lie
nit ienlal10ert 8%lliolnn1ell, Die Sci
Ter entfielen i9rer @ono. Ser oll=
eere es mar 9(nOrees. cling rll9ia
meiter.
Sic los bie Sferbe,l 5nionlnlcai.
nit SrGnen Der @ltt III Sen Mugen.
ooB iie lid babel III Die Singer id)llitt,
n6tete lie nidt. Die S6erbcn mari
lie mlf ben Steinbrli6 ocs Spfes;
ss idoIlte meitbill. @tlpos befricoiat
aiitg tic Dincin; ben Sol 5ll fegell
par Mnorees Sode.
Cine bolbe Stltnoe lpdter io6ell
lie iid, ipie ollobenolidl III Der ooll-
leriocn @obnitllbe gegeniiber. 2idt
lplroe nidt mebr %gebranit; "a es
ia CONNER mar, 10 legte Die Gonl-
nerllllg einen S6leier iiber Ste 3ii9e,
Sic BON SoB mo Corn entitcGt
paren.
IS lag bel1te ettpos Sdpiiles, SET
Bes i'll Ser 2nft. @iebfcs g(ueell
brontten ltno III @nbrecs @llaen
sllfte cs ob ltno GIT oitf mie cin @et-
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podt. Sic perficl 5uiebcnos; poll
Cog 5l Sag itulnpften iid lire Gin-
he lne6r ab. Sic obitte ni6t, ocf
Sic 6eioell iitlgen Wenihen iid ipie
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orees rol1dte. Scr blGulide MandI
500 8l8iebfe biliiber, Die BEN Str1d-
triumph i'm Sdob OH Seniter laB.
Sic biiItclte. uSoio." fi6eltc Sic
MITE. Sic meinte offeubor, es mar
etiuos geiproden lpor6en.
(GurticBn1iu ioIat.)
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500 SeIpunuuo, 500.

Die Seler Diefer Seituus lperDen iii
f@reuen, gu erfabren, oaB es me.liallcsr.
cine geflr6tete Nrailfbeit giebt, meld1l
Die &illenidaft III all ibren Stufen 81
beilen ~intitallbe lit; Saa' &atarrbSaur
IT Die eil5ige iebt Der dr5tlihen Sriiber=
l6aft befarnte poiitibe Sur. aatarrb er-
foroert als cine aonititutionsfranslc:t
cine fonititutiore0e Sebanolnns. Qolla
a~atarrb@&ur miro innerli6 genommen
!tno pirft brett auf bas 8lut uno bic
ldleini9en Sberfldden Deg 6pitems .oar
onr0 Die @runolage Der ararfbeit ger
ltDreno nlD Dem Yatienten araft gefero.
llDem lie Die aonititution bes &6rpcrs
a%ufbaut urb Der Natur gu ibrem @erfc
bilft. Sic @ieentiimer BADEN 10 pieI 8erz
tra1en gu i1ren 5eiIfrdften. baR lie Zoe
Dollars Selpbnmns fir ieDen Saa an
6ieten, ben lie gu furieren oerfeblen. 2aRt
@nd cine 2iite bon 3eueniiIen fomnleu.
Wan norefiiere:
S. S. Gbeneb& 60. solebo, 8 /.
@erfauft BON alien apotbefen. 75c.
6au's SamiliensGi0en iinb Die beiten
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Nuf Mntraq BON Or. 6ers

Muf Mntrag bon Or. @ersberq
fat Die itdotiife SonitGtsbebGroe
in ibrer Sisung am 9omeritag
a6eno beihloiien, ben Stabtrat 81
eriuAen, onB ct Die @aiierperf.
@eieaifaft aminge, iiberaa, mo Seip-
ers gelegt iino, aud1 @aiierrohrct
5u legen. Sn manden neuen Stra-
ben iino Sefpers gelegt, 90 oie &oi-
iertperfgeielihaft nber feline @ailer-
robren Iegen IdBt, 10 baden Die Sem
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mes 6ormuInrs fir 8erifte iiber
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DIE 8erifte ioG fiinftig ieber Ir5i
iiber ie6en 9uberfuloie-6aa ben er
bebanoelt, oblegen.
Ger Srooes Council, Die Cen
fralbebor0e unierer lInionen, nnbnl
in ieiner sibung am 9onneritos
aber0 elm paar iebr intereifonfe
Bei1liiiie an. Sn benz einen miro
Der an pielen 9rten in Seene qc-
fette oMeat 8opcott" g~utgebeiBen,
obne 6as ieood pen Mitglieoern DER
llnionen irgenb meld)e 8erpflid-
tung, fih beg Gleiidlgenitiies 5ll
entbaIten, auferleet miro; III Dem
5tpeiten miro perIangt oaB Die itdo-
tiiden BoIisiften muir immer ie
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al. s.unben crbaiten ior.en, otod

aft stunben orbaitstt ioItsn. ota6
attitdt oes uSrdbes Council" lit bic
m~angelnoe 2eiitungsfdbiefeit uttie-
rer Eoli5ei in eriter 2inie ouf Die
iibernlaBig longe 4%r6eits5eit 5ltrid=
%5ufiibreu. 9urd f~iir5ere Mrbeit5-
jeit miirben Qllb before 2eiitun0e1l
erSielt meroen,
9ie Sall Suol Srrigutirn
Company, cine @eieaibaft Don
5aru1erl1 aus Der @egeno bon 9crgs
MiQ, oie Sen urolten, Dor 300
Sabren bon Den Spaniern ~allgcleg=
sen San Sl1an 9emaiierungsgraben
fontroaiert uno iein @aiier CUR
0cipaiierutg ibrer Sarmen benutl,
]ielt neltli6 in 8eres Mia cine
%Geriammlung ob uno erpablte fol-
gerloe 8eomten: @ilbelm Meier,
Erdiioent; Geo. 2ocloft gice-9raii-
oent; =. ban StDpenooa, Sefrctdr
uno Sdobnleilter; @eloen 2oclDff.
Stppenoaa, @ibeon unb Meier,
Iireftoren.
3mei iunge Burden 0olnens
4. 6. Sadion unb 81. 6. @rigbt, Die
ii6 perfhieoener gtnbrii6e ul,o
0iebitable iduloig befannt ba6e1l,
nuroen ieoer gu bier Sabren 3u6t=
5olts berurteilt.
9onnerltag na6mittag rrat,
nod einen1 itorfen @inb, Ser ben
Stoitb iat bi6ten 8olfen oufmirhel-
te, ipieOer faltes @etter elm. gs iii
Elm falter, idoner uNortber". ser
leioer feinerlei Gusiidt al1f &egel,
giebt.
= Ser 81. Sannar tit Der lektc
Gag, ut benz Die pEuI Sar" besablt
iucrben fam.
8ein1 @biprineen BON cinem
%. 6. & &. 3ue fiel elm iunser
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gooen lmlo 5og iid fbnere 8erlesm-
gen 5u.
= Die Gan Mutonio @orie S1on
piro mabreno Der 3eit bonn %. tis
26. Mar5 abgebalten merben.
Ser @ert oes fteuerbaren 81
Jentums in unierer Staot miro iid)
Dabri6einlid INN elf Bis 5nolf Mil-
lionen Collars permehrt hube1.
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itesnes srften aeArers

cen nteines sriten nsbrers IN
Geutid", etnes Sbertentnattts. Sect
lit ct 0berit unb fiibrt bie Inter
iudune in Der affare Sofridier.
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Aufiabtbemas: Ser @idfote!!"
Ginmal batten mir BON elneni
6eino 5u er5ablen, Der oas 9orf Be-
iett bdtte.
Sd i6rieb: Ser 6eirto 5og iib
in oos 9orf suriid."
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MIDI uno ladte mid aug. ,Sp
hummer &erl!" iagte er. @eil lid"
riifbe5iiglides Spri6port is",
meint er, umuB ii6 oii6" INNER ftc-
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miro geiagt uSeino 5oe 5uriif". Gus
lit militariid fur5. gs miro ni6t
geiagt, .5og iif 5uriid"; au6 nibt
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bern u6eino bot gut in 9orf".
@enn mo Der oiterreidiiden DR.
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unteridieollden Mationalitdteniro-
gen miibelos Ioien = inoem iie aus
alien 5polf 2onoesipraden Der 800
nardie elm 0eiperanto fomponielte.
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0eutid Der @rmee foum mebr bonn
Irmeeilapiiben. Man iagt oeutiG
n@oiden g. Serb Siife" 9ibedii6;
v@aiduite &oniu &ife". -9euti6
u@ar eeitern GROCER M1Iati6og in
Wenaee." Magporiib: v@agp Sor-
feraia bolt a menageboI. Gin poar
feline Observation-Disclosures 1T ol-
les. +.
Ole vMusfete", oas befonnte
@iener @ibblatt, lieB lnlaneit Ell
men Sberiten pom l1rIoltb 5ur.id,
fommen.
uIir Reues?" froete er ben s(o5
Jlltonten.
nOod, Serr OberIt. Meloe ee1or-
iomIL 5pei &erren gum &eginleni
einaeriidt: Elm Maior aus G6.ro
unb Elm &ittmeiiter bonn 10. &uia-
renreeiment aug 8uoopeit."
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Ger Chimes io."
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@ir habcn pielc a6ulidle.

Gas Solaenoe lit Der 9[us5ug CHS
ciltem @rief Sen mir bon Scr. $
$. Mpers in Stuttgart, @rf., erbiel-
ten: Sic mer6er mid ie6r berlin.
Ben, perln Sic Sunts 2igbtning Oil
in MiaibgepiI(e, ST., einfiibrer
wiiroen, oa id BORT piele Sreunoe
uno germonote babe, fir Die i6 mid
iebr intereIiiere un0 ga i6 erfabre.
Dob oos Del bert nid)t i'm Morftc
lit. Sd fam es oGs oie bette Mebi.
gin enpfeblen, oic ib in meinem Sau.
lie babe. gs furierte mid bon ci.
mem Idlinmen Soae bon rotor &uhr
in meniqer oenn cine babe Stunoe
rno es furierte n1eine g1felin BON
eilreln idlimmen Safe bon Gbotero
Worbus in fur3er 3eit.
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Sebt sn, OF SIR cine G.uit.
tung iiber vGitp Boil Sar" babt.
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= uGitp Yul sar" 1T persanac-
tes Safr nidJt nit Den anbcrn
Stemern bcsahlt iuprbcn.
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Mus GIepelano, Ohio, lnclS

Mus Gle0elan0, Sbio, mcl0el
man: Cine 2ebrerin Ser bielicel'
2incoln-Soff allie, SRI. Zulu gai'
6leet, wllroe BON einem G0ilber
u~ngebaltent Ser es auf ibre Gorit
abgeieben bottle. Sic perieete ibll
mudltige &iebe, mari i'm in eilter
Sdneeboafen rno trot ouf ibnt Der.
nm, lieB ober in ibrer 9lufrealtn0
lire 8orie ba liegcll, mo iie ibr ent-
fallen mar, 10 bob oieielbe benz
Rauber ood in Die Sdnoe fiel.
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SeiterreidsSdes Militarocntid.

Sic Wfagparen berlangen felt Sab
rem oie abidaffung Der oeutidcn
4rmeeiprad]e. OF, pern iie mub-
ten, boz mon i'm oiterreidiiden Seer
lett graber5og 8arls 3eiten fem
9eutid mebr reoet = MIR Irmee-
oeutidl Merfmiiroig: iomie bas
9eutid in 3~uiammeniesuneen allf-
tritt Sliriitenoeutih &aui-
n~annsoeutif - lit es uidts nut. }
Ile Nationen ltno Nation1en Der
Nonarbie befledern oas militGrii1e
0eutih nit ibren Sprabfeb(ern.
llno gum Mnoenfen an Die pieIen
Spanier, Sldmen uno @eliben, Die
emit in Sabsburgs SoIo geitanoen
1oben, griiBt man einanoer nod Deli-
te NIT nSidau" (pom italieniide,
uidiapo", uSbr 0@iener"). lift ueiito
uerfetta", mern mun fem @elo inebr
fat - Der Normal5uitano in Sen
ietten udtuno5man5ig gasen ieoen
Nfonats - iteft oalln in Der Yreoul-
lie vbrctouiIle"), mcnn einem Der
gsfaoronsfomnnanoant niht nit
Elm paar (5lorln) %nflorin" beralls-
bilft nno beid)eioet ii6 idIicBlidj
unb ipartet nit binooitaniider Sc
oulo ouf ben SdIappermentsfag.
ben lebten Dor benz @agefaiien.
@ir batten nod Dor elm paar Mo-
llaten Observation-Disclosures =
iebt Sdbnri6e - mir baben nod,
INNER Seeaipiranten (i9 CLAUDE,
lie baben Die 4ufgabe, Die Seee.
an5npuiten ipiro", yipirare") =
probiioriihe Observation-Disclosures
eleben Mpertifiementlienale (nas
aiferifi Ser Srompeter. ipentt Elm bo-
Der 8orgeiester fontmt: Cert: Sci
ias Waronb, Soief Der @err Gene,
raj is oo!0. @ir baben cine 81
f~i5iersbagage, i%uorunter mir Softer
ueriteben; ltno @etteniorteu nit @irl,
terfoten, Die mir bel aantonnieriln.
gen ODER aid i'm Spe3ialfedtfurs
benrtten fonnen; mir baben &oli5cp.
te, Die mir in 5mei @einpnrien o,ts-
fertigen, I'M 8orreiponoen5protofoIl
eilltragen, auf Dem 9tubritm init
Dem @pi6en5nrnlnlero un6 Stunpig,
lie perieben, prdientieren, erbibieren
o., als Snooiiate ~erleoigen ulto III
Ser borgeidriebenen Gupertieruilg
als Strengreierpat vao circulonoum"
ge6en. (oScontro bis ebeitens" 1eift
oringeno.) @ir bc3ieben 0idten m,o
ELM Bauidol bel 4prierreiicu.
@quipierullgsbeitraee (4urnte mo
aopldne gum 9eiipieI $50 9roEell,
Sberleutnant -gluoitore 240 &ronen),
cine @toppenportion, cine Quortier.
aebiibr. = Dos aebt 70 pier5ie Sab.
re billour6, nein: pier5ig Snitruf-
tionsperfooen. Damn oronet 6os
SerritorialfoiHnIouoo uniere GU
perarbitrieritng an - nielleidt neil
mir ihledt foqtouiiiert iinb - urlo
in~itraoiert uns nod @ra5, Der Gen-
lionopolis, sur enigen &ube.
@dl lno mir yipreden @atpen alt"
- aus Dem ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
9as beiBt: mir perlangen llaltcr6o.
fen. @otpe lit Magpariid biel-
mebr:: es lit aih BORT Elm 2ebu.
mort, eeltoblen mo ME 5uriidaeoe.
ben.
Ser idorfte stitsorud aber, 0elt
mir babert, lit: Monturipe5ififotion.
Gin @ren5erbaitptmann frbr einii
iieben Stunben melt, gu ieineln Re.
girnent = MIR, Inn bos @ort ni6t
nieoeridreiben gu miiiien.
Sd erirlnere mid NIT Beranii.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-01-28
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-01-28

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Douglas Island news., 1910-09-21

The only thing that saw in Cawn- pore that gave me any pleasure was that big tree that the bodies were hanged on. As to the fate of Mana there is an uncertainty. He fought for a few months, i. e. his army did, but was defeated in every engagement. At last he fled for his life, taking his favor ite wife, whom he had bought as a child few years before, with him. The first day he stopped where an English wo- man had just had a child. He killed mother and child, although his wife fought for their lives. They tell all kinds of stories about his after fate, even saying that he lived until few years ago, and was once in the police court in Bombay, etc. My impression is that his wife betrayed him to some Englishman whose wife or other near relative was in the Cawnpore well, as his wife was twenty years younger than he, bitterly disliked him and was notoriously untrue to him. This is the only solution that will explain every thing. do not believe he died com fortable death Tantia Tope fought nearly a year, fled to the jungle, was betrayed and hanged by the British. His body decorated the tree for few days.
Douglas Island news., 1910-09-21
Wanted

The Forest Service will pay the following prices for seed cones, picked between Sep tember 15 and October 5: Spruce 10, Red cedar S1.CO and Yellow cedar S1.OO per bush el, sacked and delivered at any point on any regular mail or steamboat route and mark ed Forest Supervisor, Ketchikan, Alaska" For information regarding methods of handling cones address the nearest Forest officer or the Forest Supervisor. Ketchikan, Alaska.
Douglas Island news., 1910-09-21

APPLE LANDs-5 or 10 acres of our Columbia River fruit land will make you rich. Gravity Flow-Perpetual water right. No expensive machinery to break down. For pamphlet and full particulars write P. J. Goss, IS Downs Block, Seattle, Wash.
Douglas Island news., 1910-09-21

Address letters for Doctor Simpson JAS. K. SIMPSON,
 c. %. Thos. Cook & Son,
 Ludgate Circus,
 LONDON, ENGLAND.
Douglas Island news., 1910-09-21

Continued next week.