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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-10-08
GOVERNMENTTO
SEARCH FOR A
LOST BALLOON
FEARED THAT THE GERMAN BAL
LOON BERLIN, A CONTESTANT
IN THE JAMES GORDON BEN
NETT CUP RACE, HAS BEEN
CARRIED BY STORM INTO THE
GREAT LAKES-ALL OTHERS
REPORTED.
BY Associsted Press.

Kansas City, Oct. IAN appeal was
made by the Kansas City Aero Club
tonight to the government to notify
life saving stations on the Great Lakes
to make a search for the German ball
loon Berlin, a contestant In the James
Gordon Bennett cup race. which
started Thursday. 1t il feared the
bag was caught in the violent storm
which has swept above the lake region
the last two days, and carried down
into one Of the large bodies OF water.
All other balloons leaving here have
landed. II the balloonists are not in
the lake they have flown into Canada,
it is believed
The last balloon reported down was
the Condor, representing France. II
fell last night near Mingo, Ia, but no
until today.
The bags in the international race
have landed as follows:
Condor, Mingo. Ia, 240 miles.
America II, Emmettsburg, Ia, 2so
miles.
Milton PoppuIation Club, Macon
City, Ia, 800 miles.
Berlin L, Augtin. Mimi, 40 miles.
Buckeye. Sparta, Wis. $50 miles
The Lahm cup record was not ap-
preached. The distances travelled by
the two balloons which entered solely
IN an effort 70 lift the Lahm cup fol-
lows:
Topeka II, Dunn, Minnesota, s25
miles.
Kansas City II. Kennan, wis. 4so
miles.
The title pilot balloon PENNSYLVANIA
failed to establish an altitude record,
as IL attempted to do. II landed near
Buffalo Center, Ia, a distance OF 800
miles.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-10-08
CHARLESTON HAS HOT ocTosEF

Charleston. s. c., Oct. This was
the hottest day IN October IN the his
tory Of the weather bureau at Charles
ton. At the maximum the thermom-
eter registered SO and three-tenths de-
grees. A cool wave is expected TO ar
rive during the evening.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-10-08
D D'OLMO ISSUES
PROCLAMATION
ITALIAN REAR ADMIRAL DE-
cLAREs TRIPoLI TO BE IN A
STATE OF sIEeE-coNsuLAfEs
TO BE PROTECTED.
ey AsseeIated Prees.

Rome, (v1a Frontier) Oct To-Day s
advices from Tripoli say that Rear Ad-
miral Borea DOImo has issued proc
lamation declaring the town in a state
of siege. Captain Cagni, commanding
the Italian forces that have landed,
addressed the sailors today, instructing
them In their duties OF maintaining
order and of protecting the consulates
from possible attack
A dispatch from Brindisi says that
two Italian destroyers were fired upon
from the cliffs by Turkish soldiers.
The fire was returned and the Turkish
batteries, two encampments and bar
racks, were destroyed. A large num-
Der Of Turks were killed and wounded
The engagement lasted half an hour.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-10-08
WILL ExPELL ALL THE
ITALIANS IN CONSTANTlNOPLI

ConstantinopIe, Oct. THE council
OF ministers tonight definitely decided
to take action looking TO the expul-
sion Of all Italian residents
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-10-08
Official Weather Forecast.

Generally fair Sunday and Monday
except showers Sunday in northwes
portioni light to moderate variable
winds.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-10-08

Get Ready for the Pensacola Inter
state Fair, Nov. 6 to IL.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-05-11
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Gin htitcrcr lfnitmMuraeu Rnucrno
iuhr cin Hutpmobil ourh clc AroHgl
ghurt III 0cn aWducubpl tla. Inter
DEM Nelautt oilcr Wludtn rugi!Ic4tu
Ntr Stephan Nre',cr nro 'tlnc lteb
idt Nrnnt Irduieln Minnie SdpptI,
bem 9&n0cn umb beaobcn no 0e'oIat
upn Nlrru &cynaro (aeet! clncnt
Nruoer Ncr &ynUt rme 6rl. 9,unIt
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ucldlc nl> Iroustulcn o!:'itrn. III
ole ct. Inilph ! Nlrc}t nn lue!t'cnl
Nltayt lie Damn iih Dis NlNoc innl
&unoc iura Sebcn leihttu. Opdnu,
Elarrer !. u. licpcuurpd rolIjo9
Sic (rauaus. 9lodj DEM 'cirr.laew
&rau;nu,tc unbW oal ucuucrGidhltt
Gnay ia ocimc ot@ 0,yrn Io'cpt
Iemmta Iylti.ud en- nu 0tm ocr
hodnu. &uttg Ticpcubrpd PIC Sor.
orr b,H Njrdl1udlpr4 NIB Nic 9,ntli
ucriudro:cu thcitadba5cu. ?tad otnt
giohiC bti;ica has inaRe Eoar pltetI
ben Sraiu2oetu lueIdcr lc nadl ot1
@tatlpa Cio0l bradl,c. ppn NO nn3
ic tbrt hrdir;.&rci'c rnh @t Vents
antyAitu.
Tic Auucrm6h,,ln lrcrocU mad
a = A.s,. = 4
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-05-11

SRI. Clara 1edltel bat itEe:;
gebrtermin in Cole Qpuntr beenbts
unb III nadl Gutiern beimerisbrt.
--@it,iuc Cssrtrub slennete une
Sod)tee beindten ant Npntns Ser'
,uanbte in 5acs.
SRI Marie Z. Spples puroe ae.
itsru per Eutoplpbil Don 6reuroen.
Die iie in Der Stnetshanptitabt be-
iudlt. beinaebrnd)t..
an llripn iit nm 9iontna NOr,
aen II &ater bes ocrrn Nuauit 81 !eys
Der nah lanssm id,peren geiben an
siiirm Arebsaeihiuiirc eeiiorbeu.
-9ri Der Sanlilie ssttrue StcyGa,l
;sedtei uno aubcrcn &cripnnoten ufr-
i,ritcn sur ,9eit 6rau ,gOaaro f0eg
iinh 5pd,ter frna quuis HcphIo u7'i
,3eficriuH Gin aui geiutI.
-0err gilhetm sultmepsr mel
der ucd, INNER in gsrClbrioae. 23o
icincm @emerbe ubiieet. beilia2tl
Satin un5 semitic Gnoe lette: NJ
die.
Sic 9liiiunri &yi3ee Il Iypr
so. uou Ct. gu;;is. Bat oeu Apr:c1lt
'ur bic 9Ic9oyirnrbcit ciuidlliCb'id
bcS Oaiu nptbiacu afcierioIs cgts.
ten. lieic neicIIidloit bette tal
nttrbciie 9ipacbot einaebradlt nnn.
lih Ss92.
-2&r 5tialtiujacn Die Gin;noIuc
ocV DHNuuy; 3ih:l.linuo auO @uri sc'
eotlcNc Sn ocu am 6rtttaa yli 1 o1
On N0ttiunocNGrl WyaA@lvJHa Gtlc:
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/ (otIorlut cyhGlt,
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all .llntccriuco Iemc.c1- gn..y',:
c.urrbcr uno i9lro upn ,tGt cn ot'
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uqn icjncr ycieru Sbidlieo iroc... c
,yr;cr .luScrtni ia8t .ltl rch~
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,pahl uid1t lau0c eagtrn uu3 Ga2..:
.vu0 lpieocv lit rent .tui!ncS- 'eIa.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-05-11
Ter !;ctt &c,ter

Ginc Scmulit wlve nl.rdl ben 2!pB
lihcu MIR !nnatu Yulcu,haits cincN
&crncnnttn ppm Saube nai haS lin,
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Scyuonbte ldhuu cine sspde lang
bnncmcien Ii, unb ,eine Ninc nlotlt.
wiebey 'riW d,au uao ieinc airber
nit icinsi 'stlcr,uar; III bealudcu
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ocnoeu Tiilt: giehcr &ettcr. .ihrr
,snmilit pi~o Sic idmersIidl 9crmiii
len. 81 Ict!;cu iic niht 10 louar
altrin lalier'
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bcluphucr rrd,t fnten Z, S>eu Yet.
ter, ih id,reib 6iej oeA. mei SltC
nit be alubcr an feItrr'ut.
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&unidA, -
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!. yslI. Iai:s N 'Srsr ut 10
ktf RfiK HldEs.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-05-11

etea.h sdn,ersen Set @uii,ih; oh
6iitd, beitiee ardiftjiailup pber I'm
iall pernriadt. III Gbamtstlnin's gi'
nimeut ausstssidmet. fieies 9ini'
ment itebt aud In butstil slhieben
penen Der 9inbernna. bic es In 8heu'
nlatiSnusidllen lcii,et. 8eridntt bel
nllen 0anblern.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-05-11

Der itlpu itit Wbtu Nmatt X;
SenNc Ncr, ,(tbu Ct,p tt aui btr
Ntlitrilua
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glm :. MniItitt;cu Idl Ntlr ,ipb.t
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AlS Sron;euacr hlnairtcn st.
10 unb Srl. Anua SiuArnbulh.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-05-11
Cine gttts:

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siebiter eeltt. penn TIL tannt.
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apitet ibre qeituna.
belo audi toitet bas Eapiet
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Tai es ubn @elb niht sett.
taS liebt ielbit Elm Siiroer::
sscucs brinfeu NIT Gir ftets;
Srinsen 9ir nuh eHtes;
Sorum suble. BAT mir nun
ssirten irohen &uthes,
Ser NIT SfdOct itnS nit S,;rn
5ae iiir lae muB piulgen.
Sem tanu bios oos sSurt aileltt
Taucrnb uiht aenilaeu.
an0pic niht bic Suihen su;
Gilt eS Tciuer 9Sreiie.
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Sit auth Tcin Snt 'reiie.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-05-11
9u Gtain:tcyial nbcr Die PANE:
lgiriEitGii

1T a,u ger 1taaltn .aft cristts
boS o,y S,sd,.tripi,C0 tgi;on0,a Il.
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madam 99c.,l Anbtr 3o1 &nut,A
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uauN,rhciitc5 II lin, v>p >@Cn
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-05-11

Nrrt NrlT0 5Nulfcf non hlteuHtN
i,pite i'm aouimnm HruiJ Wpriclo
cine t,ulre EchI bon btehger p0tIe,
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stuht elntn csldla'l,deH Scindl ob
- Sie Ncrrtn gtnton SdIlurtcr,
spiuS Morielo mo 3Uicpb &rrmuil.
leu lparen nm Nit!auodj dcldldts
nub heindlSh0lber hict.
-1rottriyMautr beum Sdptutter
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Spbnc ausut nadl Sun lln lcocn
EeitenpeG III Der ..Nrort uon Clane"
ms ernnituio III lnddjeIl.
-0err unn Nrau 0eru,nuu Niiter
li,cncr mndlIeR elntS (aQcS lester
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iuh.
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nciu mar pou 3ienlina abcrb tiS 0cs
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ncn 4oiicr
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glauldlinmtl Der ct1 iunttlilaocI
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bon Ncrrn NcnuI Gdlcppers er,hpr
ben.
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ten bietonydi
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eiuiae (oat oA' @t'Etl IL Der StantH
1auptitabt.
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Senru Ncumel lpptmtN ocr ont 2icn
ltao III Wubcr!n taacuNsu Convention
6cr ApiumbuE,ittcr oiS GtIcnatcu
hieIarn GouurjIl tc'.
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be,u. vubbrciaa ihgn Sdluitermil
becnbc', ,irN rnt 9'irn,nN iuN Glttrn
bouS ,nrlldaC,ctrt.
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llen Entertainment mQbntfn ppn bic
bel 0err peup sSeitcrHorn lpp tsat
tim uub oer Ncnrp Siebere nna 1rI
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ridi,su bieie. lei Gin 10 saalreidls
oelpeicn. eos bic Grphc Serapnus
Salle bpd pi,.n aenilaens Elop bot
allie in iidl auisnrehmcn.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-05-11

sntiett oiclleid,t eip srim ,uidt 10
desucitia dIs eiacr Wnttcr lapee
sramtbeit. Nbtr, ar. s!irq's ste,u
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mel fur 3rauer. .. eEpieien mir
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s:x bel & .ipiIiemsner x Con, Ncii.
tbalia mb ooIi. nnb Z. X. srll &
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-05-11
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Yeu otter Stadts.
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: AsU surterS Stants
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-05-11

appiihmers rabrt pon einem tran'
Ten Masen her ,uiib fann bnrtt @e'
brand, uun Ghomberlain's asnaen
Euub pebertablstei aslsilt suttesn.
PsgesfauH OH alien Hdnhisfn III
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-05-11

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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-05-11

4gr;B alr ilutiht ,tR, oph
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White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-19

VIII ave his equipment ready and
make a dash for his destination SIM
liar to other explorers dash for the
pole He claims that he will sue
coed in reaching the goal. but the
problem of returning will be the
hardest of the trip.
The nearest inhabited point from
the sink is Death Valley Junction,
nifty miles east. On the western side
Is Ballarat, a mining town eighty
miles distant. Muller states that
after exploring the sink he will walk
TO n of these points.
The lure of adventure and the
hope of finding the source of the
placer gold which sits all through
sands in Death valley is the motive
underlying Muller's project. He
looks forward to his dangerous and
lonely trip without a thought of
what peril the unknown region may
hold in wait for him.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-19
ORE AT GRASS ROOTS.

Soaking ore at the grass roots.
This Is an unusual proceedings in
this camp of deep mines and values
at depth. But this is just what the
New York-Searchlight Mines com
pany is doing at its Daylight group.
two miles northeast of town.
On Monday morning says the
Searchlight Bulletin. Manager Hurt
put a force of men to work on the
discovery. As thev went down the
seam widened and became richer. At
a depth of six feet IA feet of fine
looking rose eolored quartz have
been exposed. with the hanging wall
yet to be reached. The foot wall is
of porphyry and the hanging is of
granite. Assays are being made. but
as yet no returns have been received.
Mr.. Hurt has made several paintings
which lead him to believe that the
values will run much better than SIS
to the ton. Yesterday he reported
that free gold specimens were being
found.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-19
CONFERENCE RELATIVE
TO LY.DEEP CREEKR ROAD
RAILROAD AND SMELLING OFF,
GALS DISCUSS CONSTRUCTION
OF LINE FROM TINTIC, UTAH,
TO THIS DISTRICT.

In its last issue, Boston News Blu
reau gives space to the following:
Officials of International Smelling
company and Salt Lake railroad.
Senator Clark's road, have had con-
ferences relative to constructing a
railroad line from Tintie to Ely, New.
Surveys have been made and the line
would be about 100 miles long. 1t
would connect with the Giroux mine
at Ely and traverse several mining
camps, including Deep Creek. where
a large tonnage of silver, lead and
copper ores are deposited. The line
can be built eheaply. as the grade is
very light, only one mountain pass
being encountered. 1t is said the
Salt Lake road has a surplus of
rails for the entire route, and owners
of property through which the line
would run would pay a bonus.
The proposed line would probably
be the means of providing the Tooele
smelter with a large tonnage of ore
in addition to the output from Gil
roux. The line could be built with
in a year. Since Southern and Union
Pacific have planned TO double track,
it is said that the Gould lines. the
Rio Grande and Western Pacific may
follow suit. The Rio Gradne has
been doubled tracked in several
places along its route in Utah and in
order to compete in transcontinental
business the two lines will have to
be double tracked.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-19
FINDS GOOD ORE.
Battle Mountain People Encounter
Thirty-three Foot Vein.

A very rich strike was made this
week, about five miles west of town,
on a group of twelve claims owned
by Don Macdonald, Pete Nash and
associates, says the Battle Mountain
Nevada Herald. While making a
drift from a tunnel on n of the
claims a thirty-three foot vein of ore
was encountered from which assays
have been made and gives values
from $50 to 800 a ton. In running
a surface cross-cut $50 feet south of
where this strike was made, a seven
teen-foot vein of good milling ore
has been opened up. This vein is
traceable for a distance of $500 feet
This property lies between the Bray
and Boyd. and the Snow and burst
group of claims, and il is the ex-
pectations of the owners that when
the development work is carried far
enough a very rich pay streak will
be uncovered. 1t is said by those
who have examined the property
that 1t will prove to be one of the
biggest producers in that district.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-19
JANUARY MINING DIVIDENDS.

Judging by reports for January,
there is reason to believe that the
year 1911 will prove a better year
in point of dividends paid by Ameri-
can mines and works than was 1910,
says the Mining World. A compila-
ton of these reports shows that A
American mining properties yielded
profits sufficiently large % enrich
shareholders to the extent of Sill
204 1903. In addition to this amount
are the declarations of four securi-
ties holding corporations which dis
tributed among their shareholders
S1,524,58S. making the January
dividend disbursements total $12,-
1916.
In comparison with January 1910
the dividend payments made last
month show an increase of S2,676,-
1913 and an increase of eight COM
panies participating. As compared
with January. 1909 the 1911 dis
bursements show an increase of II
in the number of companies con-
tributing. and an increase of So
6o7 ,641 in the total amount paid.
OF the "A mines and works pay
ing dividends in January, "a are in
the gold-silyer-lead-zinc class. and
they contributed nearly one-half of
the months total, or s5.62s,215.
OF these "a companies II operate
in the United States and they paid
dividends in January totaling So
96S,3S2. OF this amount Goldfeld
Consolidated contributed over three
fifths or s1,779.549. Seven Canadian
companies. all operating in the Cob
alt district. contributed s1.3S0,4S
while ten Mexican companies con-
tributed s1.279,353.
Seven copper companies. all oper-
ating properties in the United States
paid dividends in January totaling
$3,570,000. and Anaconda. under its
new organization. wal responsible
for nearly two-thirds of this. OF So
10 1000.
Two me%tallurgical companies paid
January dividends totaling $1,975,-
1913, s1,375,000 of which was paid
by the American Smelling & Rein
ing company.